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THURSDAY. JULY IS. 1963
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON
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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
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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
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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.
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Can't enjoy your patio at nite because
of bugs? You can, if you have a
"Tripplite" Bug lamp.
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GOLF BALLS Top quality, cut proof. Pkg. of 3
BOXED STATIONERY Regular $1.00 box now
6 TRANS. POCKET RADIO with bat., earphjne, leath. case
98c
$1.29
79c
'9.99
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RONSON
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FACIAL TISSUES
TEK TOOTHBRUSHES
ST. REGIS ALARM CLOCK ...w, $2.98
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REFRESHMENT SET "Provincial" Ig. pitcher, 8 tall glasses. Reg. $3.29 ....
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TRANSISTOR RADIO BATTERY Eveready. Reg. 69c ea 2 (or '1.00
ST REGIS POCKET-WATCH c2.88'
TEXTRON CLUB BAG
for golfing, light travel
'2.99
BEACH BAG Smart, practical, waterproof '1.69
ST. REGIS FOLDING SYRINGE
MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS
FINESSE F00TS0CKS 100 Helanca stretch nvlon. Rea. 75c oka 2 Br. 59c
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Suntan Lotion
All Sizes
Vi price
Excellent quality ,
package of 8
100 Helanca stretch nylon. Reg. 75c pkg,.
'1.77
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1.25 BACITRACIN OINTMENT Vl0I. 2 1,25
.69 CUT n SCRATCH CREAM 2 - .69
1.39 CUT 'n SCRATCH SPRAY
.39 IODINE TINCTURE
.49 MERTHIOLATE
1.25 NEOMYCIN OINTMENT Vi.oz.
FAVORITE TOILETRIES
1 OI.
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1 o, 2 ,39
to, 2 for .49
2 for 125
SUMMER COLOGNES
Dorothy Gray
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Reg.
$1.00
Now
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.89 CREAM DEODORANT ......... 2 oz. jar 2 for
.81 PERSONAL SPRAY DEODORANT 3-oz. 2 for
.89 ROIL-ON DEODORANT l'4 oz. 2 for
.89
.81
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2.98 ROSEMARY BATH OIL PERLES ...... 28's 1.49
Four fragrances in beautiful
reusable jar for "satin bath" luxury 60's 2.25
1.00 ROSEMARY PINK OR BLUE Pint 2 for 1.00
1.79 ROSEMARY BUBBLE BATH LIQUID Quart .90
1.00 ROSEMARY CASTILE SHAMPOO .. Pint 2 for 1.00
2.00 ROSEMARY COLD CREAM .. 14 oz. jar 1.19
2.00 ROSEMARY COLOGNE .V........... 6 oz. 1.00
2.00 ROSEMARY SPRAY COLOGNE .. 2 oz. 1.19
1.00 ROSEMARY CREAM HAIR RINSE .. Pint 2 for 1.00
2.50 ROSEMARY DUSTING POWDER .. 8 oz. 1.49
(with Puff)
1.69 ROSEMARY HAIR SPRAY 14 oz. 2 for 1.69
.98 ROSEMARY HAND CREAM .. 6 oz. jar 2 for .98
.49 ROSEMARY NAIL ENAMEL REMOVER 2 for .49
Fast acting. Non imear. 4 oz.
1.00 ROSEMARY SHAMPOO with EGG Pint 2 for 1.00
.79 ROSEMARY TALC New .... 10 oz. can .45
.79 GLYCERIN & ROSE WATER 8-oz. 2 for .79
89 SHAMPOO for Babies, won't sting eyes 289c
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.69 ATHLETE'S FOOT POWDER .. 2'a oz. can 2 for .69
1.39 ATHLETE'S FOOT SPRAY .. 5 oz. aerosol 2 for 1.39
1.00 BURNTONE IMPROVED 1 oz. tube 2 for 1.00
.37 CALAMINE LOTION 4 oz. 2 for .37
(Plain or Phenolated)
1.49 MAYA INSECT KILLER New .... 14' oz. .99
Aerosol. Non toxic. Safe to use around food,
children, pets, plants.
.75 MOSQUITONE LOTION la oz. 2 for .75
Insect Repellent
1.19 MOSQUITONE SPRAY 5 oz. aerosol .79
1.00 POISON IVY CREAM 1 oz. tube 2 for 1.00
.35 TARTAN IIP POMADE 2 for .35
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1.98 BEEF, IRON & WINE-Tonle Pint 2 for T.98
1.39 COD LIVER OIL (Plain) Pint .79
2.98 CYTAMIN Multiple Vitamin Capsules .... 2 for 2.98
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7.89 SUPER HIGH POTENCY 100's 3.95
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100 mgm 365 for .98
250 mgm 100 for .59
500 mgm 100 for .99
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100 mgm 100 for .79
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1.19 WHEAT GERM OIL Capsules 100's 2 for 1.19
A source of Vitamin E.
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Niacin Tablets-Vitamin B-2, Vitamin B-6, Vitamin B-12
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.39 ALBOLENE BABY POWDER 4 oz. .29
.79 ALBOLENE LIQUID Pure mineral oil Pint .59
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