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& is. i i ijn Hen State 1,300 Admirers Bid Nixon Farewell Los Anceles - WW - For mer Vice President Richard M. Nixon and hit wife Pat, leaving soon tor a European vacation and then setting up permanent residence in New York, bade farewell Friday to his home state at a lunch eon attended by 1,300 ad mirers. "Our hearts will always be in California," Nixon said in a 20-minute talk in which he reminisced about his boy hood In Yorba Linda, Calif. The 50-year-old Republican admitted he never dreamed that one day he would go to Congress and eventually be come vice president. Eurepaan Tour Nixon, defeated in the 1960 Valley Men Participate In Awards Ceremony Two local men are sched uled to take part in the Uni versity of Oregon Military De partment graduation commis sioning and awards ceremo nies at 10 o'clock this morn ing in the school of music au ditorium at Eugene. Walter Richard Spear, III, Medford, will receive a com mission as second lieutenant in the U. S. Army Reserve, and Stephen D. Gray, Ash land, will receive a gold medal as an Air Force Reserve Offi cers Training Corps award. presidential race and the 1962 California gubernatorial campaign, will leave with his wife and two daughters Monday on a European tour that will last through Aug. 6. The Nixont then fly to New York where he has Join ed a law firm. The luncheon for Nixon came at a time when Presi dent Kennedy was visiting the Los Angeles area, but the only mention Nixon made of his visit was in connec tion with problems that Cal ifornia faces in the future. He said he did not feel President Kennedy should be "embarrassed" by pickets calling for an end to racial segregation. "The President CLEARANC PRICES FOR ONE WEEK ONLY These deluxe Westlnghouse refrigerator-freezers are priced at l fraction of their normal selling price, for one week only these prices will be available to our cus tomers. Your sivlngs are to every one's advantage. 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Salem -flJTO- Twelve newl The Department of Higher Kmmi by Ugis auire appointive offices to be filled by Gov. Mark Hatfield, and about 1,800 new state Jobs were created by the 1963 Leg islature, it has been revealed. Education got the largest block of new positions, more than 000. About 450 of these are additions to the teaching staff, according to Freeman Holmer, director of the de- Page 2A Medford Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1983 SUPERSONIC AIRLINER - This scale model of the supersonic Concorde airliner is highlight of the 29th International Air Show, which opened at Le Bourget airport Friday. The super-Jet, a joint Anglo-French project by the British Aircraft corp; and Sud-Aviation of France, is designed for a speed of 1,400 m.p.h., fast enough to cross the Atlantic in 2V4 hours. It got its biggest boost so far Wednesday when Pan Ameri can Airways ordered six of the airliners. Concordes are expected to be put into serv ice by 1970. (UPI) Grange News Greenhorn Grange Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nelson and Stephen Blocker recently became members of Green horn Grange in Yreka by ini tiation. Deputy Vayne Ral ston, assisted by degree team members, conducted the de gree work, i . During the business session conducted by Master Lou Coles, It was announced that there will be a white elephant and bake sale in conjunction with a rummage sale June 27. Kenneth Bley, executive committeeman was authorized to handle arrangements for putting the Grange juvenile hall up for bids. Cub Scout Den 36 presented the Grange with dish towels in appreciation for the use of the hall. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Wll- liam Suvia, Mrs. Estclle Sev erns and Mrs. Flora Baker, 4-H Club News CP Spareriba The meeting for the Cen tral Point Spareriba 4-H club was held at the C. A. Adams home. We had a film strip on barrows and also had tests on various parts of pigs. It was determined that about 20, 15-gallon grease barrels were needed for the forthcoming 4-H fair. Refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Adams, and the meeting was adjourned. The next meeting will be held at the home of Reinhold Boes. Doug Croskell, Reporter Desert Pegasus The Desert Pegasus 4-H Horse club of Eagle Point held their regular meeting at the Dunn ranch recently. There were six new members present. Our leader, Mr. Dunn, and junior leader, Kathy McGuire, gave instructions on show manship. ' Plans were completed for tour trip to the Montague Jun ior Rodeo. We will camp out Saturday night, June IS, along the Klamath river. Plans also were made for a camp out June 29 and 30 in the Evans creek' area. Our parents and families are in vited to attend and we will take our horses. Leslie Krambeal won the high point trophy at the Rogue Saddlelites Fre-Fair at the fairgrounds recently. Regina Krambeal, Reporter Sugar Cookies . The last meeting of , t h e Sugar Cookies 4-H club was held recently in the home of Mrs. Long. Ten members were present and we had six moth ers attending. Joan Beasly gave a talk about 4-H work and Brenda Long gave a demonstration on how to make an inexpensive first-aid kit for the home. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Long's home June 18, . Billy Head, Reporter Live Oak Grange Live Oak Grange met re cently with 34 members pres ent. Master Harold Van Hoy presided, and opening exer cises were conducted accord ing to ritual. Committee reports were giv en. The agriculture chairman, Ray Frantz, reported the re cent hot spell caused concern over lack of water in local ir rigation ditches. The legislative chairman, Lloyd Beebe, reported no workable tax plan as yet at Salem. HEC chairman ' an nounced the next meeting Is scheduled June 20, with a potluck at noon: Gardening chairman, Marge Dunham, mentioned the need for extra fertilizer in gardens, due to long rainy spell. Master Van Hov reminded members of Pomona Grange ! and urged good attendance. Lecturer Irene Cassidy pre sented a skit. Hosts for the evening were Edra Thompson and Pitt Penney. i Elmore Trailer Villa Bought By Couple I Sale of the "Elmore Trail er Villa," located at 1039 Morrow rd., Medford, has ' been announced by Harry and Jean Elmore. The new owners, Mr. and Mrs. Francis i Ullas, took possession of the property June 1. Mr. and Mrs. Illias. long time residents of Spokane, conducted a contracting busi ness tn that city. They will make their home in the Villa. They have a daughter, Deb bie, seven, and a son, Richard, IS, who attends Washington State' college at Pullman. The Elmores have not re ported their plans for the fu ture beyond their Intentions to remain In Medford. Sale of the Trailer park , was handled through the of fice of Keith Bates, realtor. MorirurH Th niirrh... nrlr. I' nnt riirlnuut Farewell Party Set For Vandermillens , Union Creek - Personnel of the Union Creek ranger dis trict will give a potluck fare well party for Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vandermillen this after noon at 2 o'clock. It will be held at the Union Creek Com munity kitchen. The public is welcome. Vandermillen has accepted a forest service post In Region 9 of the Superior National forest, at Grand Marais, Minn. He and his family will leave as soon as transfer orders are received here. partment of finance and ad' ministration. The State Public Welfare department got 261 job open ings. Holmer said 168 of these were new "professional posi tions," mostly case workers. The other job additions were scattered throughout oth er state agencies and departments. There were 22,300 author ized jobs in state service at the end of the 1939-61 bien-nium. This grew to an estimated 24,777 for the b 1 e n n i u m which ends June 30. The governor's budget rec ommendations called for more than 26,000 state jobs tor the 1963-63 biennium. New appointments that can be made by Hatfield were list ed by bis legal advisor, Loren Hicks. ' The list Includes two new circuit judges - one each for Lane ttnd Washington counties who will take office next January. Hatfield can name a state fire marshal on July 1. He will be able to name a director of the newly created Department of Commerce which-will be established in July of 1964.. It is expected the commissioner will be nam ed some time before the effec tive date of the new department. Hatfield was authorized to name one Oregon representa tive to the Interstate Vehicle Compact commission. This po sition will be open on Sept. 2. He will name five psycholo. gists to the Board of Psychol ogists Examiners which was created by the legislature. The governor will name two members to the advisory committee for review and reo ommendation of permits for selling logs for process out side the United States. The state forester will name the third" member. Hicks, who Is still review ing measures adopted by the legislature, said he believed these were the only new ap pointments opened to Hat field, but that more than 100 bills adopted in the final days of the session have not yet reached his desk for review. You Specify... ...We'll Satisfy Oakland, San FreiKfsc, Las Anfatss and Other California Paints. Call Jack rtrsg arakf, )73-77l MAPI a Us Anaelet-Seattle LHwiilt Mete express, Inc. Remember Father's Day h Sunday, June 16! Your Gift from Drews will surely make him happy on this occasion Iped design it! h unslngwear Weyerhaeuser, Machinists Agree Klamath Falls - (WD - Wey. erhaeuscr Co. and Internation al Association of Machinists Friday reached agreement on a three-year contract. 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