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A THURSDAY. JULY IS. 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON 1 SLOW STRIPING MACHINE This is one of seven line striping machines o Ihe Oregon state highway department. Bill Buggington is shown operating the striping machine on a section of highway near Salem. Power for the striper is provided by the truck operated By JacK Fine, foreman of the crew. (Oregon state highway department photo.) Striping Program Now in Summer Rush Salem - Oregon's highway i bility through light reflep striDine urogram is now iD tion. the summer rush, as crews Forrest Cooper, stale higli- nrcDare to spread 130.000 way engineer, reports that gallons of paint over 7,300 miles of Interstate, primary, and secondary highways throughout the state. Crews are painting shoul der stripes as well as white center lines and the yellow no-passing lines.- Shoulder strinpei nrp hpina nut nn All Interstate highways and will hour- be placed on other highways The as soon as possible. Approximately 110,000 gal lons of white paint and 20,000 gallons of yellow paint will be used this year. About five pounds of glass beads, re sembling flour in consistency, are added to each gallon of Oregon was among the first slates in the nation to use highway striping. The depart ment invented its own strip ing machine and also pioneer ed the idea of heating paint before application to speed the drying process. Paint now dries in less than half an on curves to help keep motor ists on their half of the road. Gradually the stripes were extended to all surfaced high ways of the stale. Most motor ists today would feel lost without the familiar stripes to help guide them on their travels. Cooper urged motorists to use caution on highways where striping operations are highway department has seven paint trucks, five of which can stripe 40 to 50 miles of highway per day, de pending on traffic and weath er. The first stripes painted on Oregon highways were apj plied in tne late iuzus. iney white paint to improve visl-were used almost exclusively . r J. -I A Personnel Changes Are Noted in Winema Forest Klamath Falls Transfer and reassignment of person nel on the Winema National forest has been announced by forest officials. Bob McQuown, timber management assistant on the Klamath Ranger district of the Winema National forest, is being reassigned to the Malheur National forest with headquarters in John Day. McQuown will bo a member of the timber- management staff of the Malheur. McQuown lias been ' In Klamath Falls since I960. He is a graduate of West Virgin- la university. He- started working summers on the RoKue River- National forest in 1954. He received 'hls'clvn service appointment as a for ester In 1957and, except for two .years as an Army fores ter at Ft. Bragg, has been steadily employed by the for est service. Replacing McQuown as Applications Are Being Accepted at Co-Op Housing Eugene-Co-Ed Housing In corporated at the University of Oregon is still accepting applications from women planning to attend the univer sity who want the advantages of . small group living and small living cost.' Co-Ed Housing has operated three women's living groups, known as "co-ops," for the last several years. In Sep tember the corporation plans to start a fourth group, to be named Laurel House, in, addi tion to Highland, Rebec, and University houses." The co-op houses are able j IU ICUUIX livii penses because the women in each unit assume their own cleaning and kitchen duties. They are assigned an average of four to five hours a week of "house duties." ; Room' and board are ap proximately $50 to $55 a month, depending upon the budget of the -individual unit. This meaps that living ex penses for an' entire- school year total less than $450. Fall term rates usually aver age $150,- and winter and spring terms are each about $135. . Because the rest of the uni versity is expanding its dorm itory complexes, Highland University Houses, now locat ed on university property, will hot be available. These two co-ops and the new Lau rel House will have tempo rary 'quarters on campus in Hendricks Hall, one oi tne oldest '.dormitory structures on' campus. These living groups win jnaiptajn the automomous gov erning structure oi me om house in separate wings of Hendricks Hall, but they will share kitchen and dining reas. Rebec House is owned by Cd-Ed Housing and will house this unit of the corporation.- The corporation will have room for approximately 40 or 50 more women next school year. Applicants should indicate-- definite financial need and reasonable- scholastic abil ity in- requesting co-operative housing. Nearly 50 women who have management and been members of co-op living lands activities of .the nation- units are expected to return al lorest work program. this fall. . , k in progress. Careless drivers cost the state from $15,000 to $20,000 annually because they drive on freshly-painted lines. Considerable time and man power are then expended to dissolve the smeared paint and to repaint the stripes. AH drivers should heed the warn ing signs and the yellow cones used to mark the fresh paint. timber management assistant on the Klamath disrict will be Douglas Ludwig,, whose present assignment is in the supervisor's office as a right-of-way specialist. He has oeen in mis position since!-: November, 1961. Ludwig is a graduate for ester with a degree from the University of Maine in 1957. He received his permanent appointment on the Mt. Hood National forest in June of that year and has been em ployed continuously in the timber mm HAPPY BIRTHDAY Gov. William Scrnnton of Pennsyl vania tries lo blow out the cancOcs on his 4Hth birthday cuke lit HarrbhurR ps h's family, Mury, Peter, 8; Joseph, 13, nnd Bill, 18, look on during a party. (UP1) Delayed Action Drug Developed by Firm St. Louis-IUPIl-The St. Louis college of pharmacy says it has developed a "sustained release aspirin." The new aspirin was re ported in a paper by Prof. Paul V. Maney, director, in dustrial pharmacy depart ment of the college. It pro vides an Immediate therapeu tic dose folowed by a gradu al roloase of the balance of the aspirin from the tablet. Swordfish, including mnr lins, are the fastest fish in the sea. They have been timed at 58 miles an hour. T it i h IfpROBLEM LAWNtA ;; !j BROWN PATCH -DOLLAR SPOT-LAWN MOSS j J MUSHROOMS-SNOW MOLD-PINK PATCH 1 I INSIST ON 4 tWRWf PURASPRA BARBECUING? Gst JIGGS Charcoal! 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