g SUNDAY. AUGUST 4. 1163
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
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NEW TRAIL RIDE Eleven horsemen inaugurated a new
all day trail ride last Sunday between Lake of the Woods
and Howard Prairie. Clyde Wilhclm, riding stables con
cessionaire at Lake of the Woods and Lily Glen at Howard
Prairie, led the ride. Members of the party included Mrs.
Marcel LcPiniec, county parks and recreation commissioner
from the Applcgate, Neil Lcdward, county parks and rec
Tcation director, and his wife. This picture was taken as
the group crossed a meadow.
Riders Inaugurate Trip Between Lakes
Eleven riders inaugurated
a horseback trip between
, Lake of the Woods resort and
' the Lily Glen riding stables at
Hnwird Prairie lake last
Sunday.
The trip pointed out the
scenic beauties of the area,
revealed some wildlife, and
also indicated a strong need
for a more vigorous grass and
tree seeding program on the
acres of burned over BLM
land near Howard Prairie.
The party consisted of Neil
Ledward, Jackson county
parks and recreation director,
his wife; Mrs. Marcel Le
Piniec, county parks commis
sioner from the Applcgate,
and a number of teenagers.
Created by Wilhelms
The group was greeted by
Clyde and Betty Wilhelm,
concessionaires at both Lake
of the Woods and Howard
. Prairie riding stables.
Neatness and cleanliness ot
the grounds and buildings is a
fettlih with the Wilhelms who
leel the quickest way to drive
away prospective customers is
with piles ot manure and big
black flies.
The party left single file,
and most of the morning part
of the trip was over the
spongy woodland trails
through tall fir trees. Various
species of trees and plants
labeled with wood stakes set
by the area's Boy Scouts were
pointed out to the party.
: Wilhelm, who has been run
ning the Lake of the Woods
concession for five years, j
spaced out the rest stops for
horses and riders.
Following a lunch slop, the
afternoon part of the trip was
mostly through open country.
The "bird cages," chicken
wire enclosures around ex
perimental grass .and tree
plots aroused the curiosity of
riders.
The last two or three hours
of the trip was over rocks,
downed and charred slumps
and trees and acres of thistle
in Daley Prairie, Goy's Butte
and Beaver Dam creek areas.
At Lily Glen thirsty riders
gulped glasses of brackish
drinking water, which point
ed up the need for a well.
pump and connecting pipe
line. Although provided for
in the new fiscal year budget,
the county court hs been re'
luctant to finance such facil
ities "until we see if the Wil
helms are going to make it
or not."
Paving, Diagonal Parking Authorized on Pearl St.
A resolution oiling for the
paving ol reari si. irom
Saling to Jackson sis. was
passed by the Mcdford city
council Thursday night.
In cooperation with ocnoot
District 549C, about 45 diag
onal parking spaces will be
installed on the cast side ot
Pearl st. to accommodate per
sons attending public events
at Hedrfck Junior High
school.
The diagonal parking will
about double the present
parking space. A three -foot
sidewalk will also be installed
along the 36-foot length of
the street.
Askt Study Possibility
Councilman Robert Van
Sickle asked the city admin
istration to study the possi
bility of installing diagonal
parking in other areas of the
city. He suggested that con
sideration be given in partic
ular to the area around the
proposed civic center adjacent
to Jackson county courthouse.
Public Works Director Ver
non Thorpe said his office al
ready had compiled consider
able data on the subject. He
said he could submit the re
port to' the council within
about 30 days.
In other action, the council
voted to:
Approve a project to
pave 11th st. from Willamette
ave. to Ashland ave., and to
install a water main on 10th
st. from Hamilton to Lincoln
sis.
Requests Are Approved
Approve zone change re
quests for property located
on the west side of Franquetle
St., north of Earhart St.; on i
thesouth side of Barnett rd. j
immediately east of Bear j
creek; at 1925 Crestbrook rd.;
at 1036-48 Crater Lake ave.; j
on the southeast corner of Mc-1
Andrews rd. and Biddle rd.;
and between old Biddle rd.
and the realigned Biddle rd
at the Crater Lake inter
change. Authorize a quit claim
deed with Mrs. Hazel Wolfe
for acquisition of right-of-way
for the extension of Columbus
ave. from Main st. to Prune
st. Purchase price was $600.
Authorize the execution
of a lease with Fred Robinson
for the operation of the off
street vehicle parking lots in
District No. 1.
10-Year Lease
The lease is for a 10-year
term at the rale of $850 per
month for the first five years
and $983.34 for the second
five years. Robinson will pay
all taxes and other incidental
expenses connected with the
lots and their operation. It
also provides insurance in the
amount of $100,000, $300,000,
and $50,000.
Approved a lease with
the U.S. weather bureau. for
installation of a ceilometer at
a site approximately 700 feet
east of the north end of Run
way 32.
Assign the G. F. Cham
berlain private hangar lease
at the municipal airport to H.
L. Wall.
Approve an ordinance
regulatinK the use of "cour
tesy cars'' at the municipal
airport.
Adopt the 1963 revision
of the. Thru-Street program,
Policy It Repealled
Repeal the policy of pro
viding low cost surfacing for
city streets.
Execute a release in the
to Reddy sts.; and to W. H.
Conrad to install a 6-inch
water main on Crestbrook rd.
from Modoc ave. to Barnett
rd.
Prequalify Fred Robin
R. A. Heintz Construction j son as a general contractor
company settlement
Authorize plans and spec
ifications for paving Whittle
ave. from Crater Lake ave. to
Patrick st.
Approve plans and spec
ifications for paving portions
of 10th st.. Pearl st. and
Whittle ave., and for instal
lation of a sanitary sewer at
Parco D'Alba and the county
health building.
Set Aug. 15 as the date
for public hearings on the
10th st. and Whittle ave. pav
ing projects.
Call for bids on a project
to pave 11th st. from Willam
ette st. to Ashland St., and
for installation of a water
main on 10th st. from Hamil
ton to Lincoln sts.
Contracts Awarded
Award a contract to Vir
gil Anderson for the widen
ing of Jackson st. from Bear
Creek bridge to Biddle rd.;
to M. C. Lininger and Sons
to pave Siskiyou blvd. be
tween 10th and Willamette
st.; to W. H. Conrad to install
an 8-inch water main on
Bessie St., East Jackson St.
and Lindley ave. from Saling
for the demolition of build
ings in the development of
parking lots in Mcdford.
Refer to the planning
commission a request by Pul
ver Molel for vacation of an
alley in the Riverside subdi
vision. Approve the application
of Lucy Maxsnn for a pack
age beer dispensing license at
the Corner Store, 2211 Table
Rock rd.
Amend the city code to
allow persons to apply lor
permission to . emit noises
from vehicles in 'te city for
the purpose of selling foods.
The meeting was presided
over by Mayor James Dun
levy. Councilman Robert
Baccus was absent. The next
regular meeting of the coun
cil is set for Aug. 15 at 7:30
p.m.
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A CHEER FOR THE n
Smoot Retires as
Talent Postmaster
Talent Roger Smoot has
rilrri Tnlpnt TinKlmaiilpr
- after serving in that capacity I
lor eignt years, inc retire
ment was effective July 31.
Mrs. Keith Thorcson, who
has worked at the post office
for the past 17 years as as
sistant postmaster, has been
named temporary postmaster.
Mrs. Everett Bailey, who has
worked part time in the of
fice for several years, is now
temporary assistant p o s t
master. Smoot moved to Talent
from the mid-west in 1951. He
plans to maintain his present
home In the Yank gulch area.
Dr. Mcintosh Joins
Office in Medford
Dr. Donn K. Mclnlosh, who
recently finished residency In
orthopedic surgery at the
' University of Oregon medical
school, has become affiliated
with Dr. Ralph Thompson
and Dr. N. J. Wilson at the
Orthopedic and Fracture cll-
nic here.
the orthopedic surgeon
has been Joined in Mcdford
by Mrs. Mcintosh and their
three sons and one daughter.
They are making their ho'iic
at 341 Black Oak dr.
Two Persons Appear
In District Court
Donald Allen Edwards, 32,
of 1993 Roberts rd., Medford,
pleaded innocent In Jackson
county district court Thurs
day to charges of trespassing
en real property.
Edwards was charged with
breaking glass in the misde
meanor section of the Jackson
county jail July 31.
Vernon Leroy Penlnnd, 37,
800 South Peach st., Medford
In district court was bound
over to the grand jury on a
charge of contributing to the
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