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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1963)
BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREQON Information on Use Of Trails Available At Forest Offices THURSDAY. JUNE 0. 1M3 Portland Latest informa tion on condition and use of specific trails in the national forests can be obtained at forest supervisor or district ranger offices in the area of interest .according to the U. S. forest service regional office, Portland. Use of two-wheel motor ve hicles on forest trails is in creasing, as is other recrea tion activity, and numerous inquiries are being made as to trail conditions and restric tions. National forest trails are open to two-wheel vehicles ex cept where closed under Sec retary of Agriculture re 'a tions. Trails in wild, wilder ness, and primitive areas are closed as well as certain trails where vehicles would endanger the public, damage resources, or conflict with other established uses of the national forests. Closed to Vehicles About 15 per cent of the 18,000 miles of trails in the national forests of Oregon and Washington are closed to motor vehicles. Most of the closure mileage is within wilderness-type areas or in watersheds which supply water to cities. Persons using vehicles on trails open to such use do so at their own risk, the forest service said. Safety of indi viduals and condition of trails cannot be guaranteed. Forest supervisors give pub lic notice and post restrictions for each trail closure within their forest. Supervisor of fices in Southern Oregon are located at Roseburg (Ump qua). Grants Pass (Siskiyou), Medford 'Rogue River), Klam ath Falls (Winema), and Lake view iFremont). Isoeracking Reactor Weighs 1.3 Million New York-ftW-The heaviest piece of freight in American railroad history was shipped on March 9 of this year by Combustion Engineering, Inc. from its plant at Chattanooga, Tenn. RECEIVES GRANT Corvallis Kenneth R. Wise, 1600 Stratford way, Medford, has been named a winner of a $200 scholarship for next year in the Oregon State university school engin eering. He was chosen to re ceive one of the study grants sponsored b y Fretghtliner Corp. for outstanding upper classmen. Wise will be a jun ior next year at OSU. Local Youth Gets Commission in Navy c 3 Corvallis Robert Lee Steele, Medford, has been commissioned as an ensign in the Navy following comple tion of the advanced ROTC program at Oregon State Uni versity. Graduating senior men took the oath of office as a group at OSU's commencement pro gram. All will go on active duty in the service in coming months. OSU is one cf 39 colleges in the nation that offers ad. vanced ROTC in all branches of service, Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps. PLASTIC PIPE ' New York tUPO Home builders can save an estimated $90 in construction with light weight plastic drain pipes re cently approved by the Fed eral Housing administration, according to the manufactur ing Chemists association. Permit luued for Drive-In Restaurant ' A building permit to erect a drive-in restaurant at 725 South Central ave. has been issued by the Medford build ins! deDartment. The nermit was issued to Arctic Circla inc. to build a $27,000 struo ture. Also issued was nermlt In Burelson's Ladies Ready-to Wear store, Main and Bartlett sts., to remodel the building at an estimated cost of $6,000. Betty Crocker 9 GIANT 60-oz. Pkg. (a Cike Mix Swansdown White, Yellow, Devils Mazola Margarine Mb. Package . 39 Pompeiar Olive Oil 2-oz. Bottle 19" 'is Tin 300 Tin White Star Chunk Tuna -33 IXL Chili W Beans 3J.OO Kaiser Household Alum. Foil 25 ft. 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