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A THURBDAY. JUNE I. 1863 .. MEDFOF Utah Firm deceives Big Oregon Project MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON Salem (DTD A Salt Lake City firm wu low bidder on big Oregon highway proj ect Tuesday at $5,896,356. Gibboni and Reed of the Utah city bid that amount for work on the Celilo-Biggs lec tion of the Columbia River highway in Wasco and Sher man counties, including grading and structures. Other bids and projects, by county, included: B a k r Arthur Simoneen and Co., Baker, $56,798 West unit, Rock Creek-Haines section, stone base and oiling. Banlon Morse Brothers, Lebanon, 1203,029 Bowers Slough section of Albany Corvallls highway, grade, pave and structure. Coatdress Chic Clackamas Warren North west Co., Portland, $627,378 Canby-Aurora hill section of Pacific highway, grading, paving and structure. Douglas Morse Brothers, Lebanon, and Beckley & Thomas, Roseburg, 11,038, 898 Wlnchester-S. Umpqua river section of Pacific high way, grading, paving and iigniiig. Rorcburg Paving $18,182 Sutherlin section of city street grading and paving. Gilliam Rogers Construc tlon, Portland, $934,302 Heppner Junction inter change and north unit, Hepp ner Junction interchange Rhea section of the Columbia River and Heppner highways, grading, paving, structures and signing. Harnay Slate-Hall, Port land, $271,319 north unit, Riley-Junlper Ridge section of the Lakeview-Burns high way, grading, oiling and structures. Klamath M a d e s o n and Stokes, Roseburg, $27,890 Klamath Falls traffic signal reviiion- Lana Knight & Percy, Sa lem, $56,810 Goihen-Cot-tage Grove section of the Pa cific highway, roadside im provement. Lincoln Road and Drive Way Co., Newport, $59,427 mile point 2 slide section on the Corvallis-Newport high way, grade and pive. Linn Morse Brothers, Le banon, $88,769 Clear Lake Junction section of the San tiam highway, grade and pave. Waico Pacific Concrete, Portland, and Jordan, Port land. $323.330 R a 1 1 r 0 a d overcrowing and brewery grade undercrossing. The Dalles section, Columbia Ri ver highway at The Dalles. Portland State to Train Peace Corps People (or Turkey Portland - A Peace Corps program to train 47 Ameri cans for service in Turkey will be established at Port land State college this sum mer. The $125,000 federally sup ported program has received final approval from Peace Corps headquarters In Wash' ington, D. C, according to project officer Dr. John Dart professor of geography at PSC. Another Turkish train ing project also is scheduled at Georgetown university this summer. Portland State was selected for the Turkish project be cause of the college's grow ing reputation in the field of Middle East studies, Dr. Dart said. PSC has the only fed' erally supported undergrade uate program in Middle East studies in the nation. Volunteers are expected to arrive in Portland Aug. 16 and begin training Aug. 19. The group will fly In from Puerto Rico where they have been enrolled in a physical conditioning program, Dr Dart said. The group will leave Portland Nov. 2 for two weeks home leave and addi tional training in Turkey. Peace Corps trainees will undergo an intensive 11-week training program consisting of 300 hours of Turkish lan guage training, 100 hours each of area and technical studies, 60 hours of American Dennis the Menace 9165 SIZES 10-18 THE CRISP CUT of the coatdress wins the fashion world's raves. Princess lines glide down your figure, side butonlng adds dash. Easyl Printed Pattern 9168: Misses' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, IB. Size 18 requires 4V yards 35-lnch fabric. FIFTY CENTS In coins for this pattern - add 15 cents for each pattern lor first class mailing and special handling. Send to Marian Martin, Med- frd Mall Tribune, Pattern Det., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. 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Also taken from the pickup were the four hubcaps, police re ported. IP V - COMPLETES COURSE Army National Guard Spe cialist Five LeRoy V. Fellow:-, son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Fellows, 699 Gilman rd., and husband of Barbara Fellows, 745 Childers St., has com pleted an automotive mainte nance helper course at Fort Ord, Calif. A graduate of Medford High school, Fellows attended Oregon Technical institute. 1 V rfK-C. V REPLIES TO GREETING Indian President Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, right, replies to President Kennedy's greet ing with a few remarks on the north portico of the White House in Washington. Rain cancelled an elaborate welcoming ceremony for Radhakrishnan, who is in the capital for a business conference with the President. (UPI) Grange News At the- recent Phoenix Grange meeting a visitor, Mrs. Margaret Crouch, home economics chairman of Dist rict 1, was escorted to the master's station. 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