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TUESDAY, AtKIBST 27. 196& o n MECFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Edited bv The Mail Tribune Advertiing Departmeni CALIFORNIA PACIFIC UTILITIES COMPANY plans lis "turn on" ceremonies in the early part of November as it nears completion ol laying the big 10" 850 lb test (hydro ftatically) natural gas pipe line from Grants Pass to Medford and Ashland. Lead-m lines to cht facilities will be 8 inch. The transmission lines from Grants Pass to the d.s r.bu ion center will carry from 300 to 600 lbs. and the distribution .ncs wi carry 5 to 25 . 5: Minimum nf dtr but on lines (connecting ids pressure, aupuiiuins un t,wnawinpn.. . . with the facilities in homes) will be inch, according to Ed Hoppe, division sales manager of the Southern Oregon area. . The five phases of laying the pipe line (other than excavating and covering) are shown in this series of photos. f 9 a' I : V .! ,r ysJn- f. Sis-viv Slabbing a joint of pipe to be aligned and tack-welded is R. E. Colwell and ikid setter, Don Spargo. uteji!Writ..A,'-: i Tacking and aligning the Joint, from left lo right, Corbin Bland, pipe aligner; Pal Thomp son, welder; Jack Derrick. Cal-Pac Utilities welding inspector) Charlie White, welder's holper. t1';; s?3 " &l Welder, Harold Parrit, puts th final weld on the two joint end, which will be x-rayed by a lAfrtniral nrnran .ImII.. . " il . i i- , , - o iiiisnauux as usea in oil neiai, jeiei mm mK:?m - -" I NEW WIG ai winnic a After inspection and wrapping, the pipe is laid in the ditch by a side boom then covered with 36" of soil. Roy E. Price, general contractor from Bakersficld, California, brought the line into Medford outskirts. M. C. Lininger and sons are contractors installing the feeder lines. The project employed approximately 100 men, using 2 diggers, 3 side booms, 4 back hoes, and i welding units, covering about a mile each day, Hoppe added. III "" MM II .Mill llllll I f lj MiaLft tMMH MllVlfcail ' 'fl J u r Trail II DEPARTMENT - Old English sets th theme of the newly re decorated Winnie's Style Salon and Wiggery, according to James Spencer, new owner of the shop. The redecorated build ing is shown at right. Spencer returns to Medford after association with Para mount Studios, Filmsler Pro ductions and Thomas Newtown Designs in Hollywood. One of his first acts as new owner of Winnie's was the remodeling and addition of a wig depart ment that specializes in fitting and styling wigs. Recently, Spencer and Doreen Vaughn of the Town and Coun try Shop, White City, held a style and wig show at the Med ford Hotel for the Greeter's Committee - Welcome Wagon. Models wore clothes furnished by Town and Country shop and wigs that were styled and set by the hair stylists at Winnie's Style Salon and Wiggery, 528 East Main, Medford. Shown in the above photo left to right: Barbara Lees, wig designed by Holly Smets; Donna Hess, wig designed by Holly Smets; Jeri Winger, wig designed by Bonnie Greenman; Barbara Chitwood. wig designed by Kaye McNeal; Sharon Smith, wig designed by Bonnie Greenman; Jackie Wobbe, wig designed by Jeanne Gemaehlich. Divorced Director Better After Coma New York-IUPII-Sidney Lu met, divorced last Saturday by heiress Gloria Vandcrbilt, was released Monday from St. Vincent's Hospital where he was treated for the ef fects of a mixture of liquor and a tranquilizer. The 39-year-old theatrical director was taken to the hos pital Sunday night in a coma. Hospital authorities said he had taken an overdose of "doriden," a barbiturate, at his Greenwich Village apart ment. However, Lumet said that although he had a bottls of 100 sleeping pills in his apartment "they are still un opened with the seal on top.-' "All it was was seven vod kas, a Miltown and idiocy," ha said as he left the hospital. "I took a tranquilzer on top of the drinks because of the aggravation of a nasty four day business fight." A PREVIEW OF FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS, soon to" be pari, of Miss and Mrs. Medford's wardrobe, was held recently for J. J. Materie, manager of the local Montgomery Ward store at 117 S. Central, Medford, Oregon. J. J. Materie, meeting in Oakland with 75 Other Ward store managers from , the western United States, also was introduced to an array of new fall merchandise includ ing transistorized hi-fi consoles, convertible pool and billiard tables, power tools for in dustrial and home use, home improvement services and home furnishings during a three day business and planning conference. Company officials from Wards headquarters and region offices presented the new merchandise and outlined promotional activities for the coming six months. Horse Show Results Lake Creek riders took three of the six trophies awarded during the 4-H horse show at the Jackson county fairgrounds last week end. Results of the horse show are: linitsK .iimniNG Trophy winner and blue. Marilyn WinnlnRhnm. Applesate. 2liM points; red. Lynn Sheldon, Med ford. 23R.4 points; white. Jan Main, Medford. 238.5 point. Ilxltrr Showmanship Senior, first rlass: hlue. Clint Gibson. West Side; red. Vicki Cald well. Central Point; white. Linda Gihson. West Side. Senior, second rlass: blue. Lynn Sheldon. Medford: red. Roxanne Terrv. Central Point; white, Laura M. Noble. Lake Creek. Intermediate, first rlass: blue, Mariani Barron. Sis-Q; red. Sue Aeheson, West Side; while. Jesse Bohnenkamp. Sis-Q. Intermediate, second rlass: blue, Tom Perry. Lake Creek; red. Courtney Odell. Medford; white, Christy Mile. Medford. Intermediate, third class: blue. Dale West. Eafile Point; red. Gene Fowler, Apolepate; white. Dale DraeRer, Medford. Wrstern Horsemanship senior, class 1: blue, Linda Gih non, Antelope; red. Vicki Caldwell. Central Point; white, Susan Vro- man. Medford. Senior, class 2: blue. Gail Sbarfe, j Wnpner Vallcv; red. Lynn Sheldon. Medford; white. Laura M. Nohle, Lake Creek. Intermediate, rtasd It blue. Rut Aeheson, West Side; red, Mariain Barron. Sis - O; white, Marlcne Campbell, Medford. Intermediate, class 2: blue. Tom Perrv. Lake Creek: red, Martha Stuck. Medford; white. Cheryl Stanley. Lake Creek. Intermediate, class 3: blue. Re ffina Krambeal. Ragle Point; red. PeRcy Hilton. Medford: white, Dale Draeqer. Medford, Knellsh Horsemanship All ages: blue. Virkl Caldwell. Central Point; red, Leslie Kram beal. EaRle Point; white. RcRina Krambral. Eagle Point. Trull Horse Senior: blue. Bob Rrav. Central Point; red. Lvnn Sheldon. Med ford; white, Vicki Caldwell. Cen tral Point. Intermediate: blue. Mart en e Camnbell, Medford; Susan Griffin. Medford: Tom Hoefft. Lake Creek: red, Emily Carpenter, Medford; Martha Stuck. Med'rd; white. Su nn Aeheson. West Side. Halter Showmanship Junior, class I: blue. Pennv Rry den. Anplesate: red. Dale Johnson. Lake Creek; white, Pattv Hansen. E?le Point. Junior. claM 1: hlue Donna Nevln. Antelope: red. Gail Perry. l.ke Creek; white, Jenny Olson. Eacle Point. nrclnner, claf 1: blue. Mrlinda Fluck. Central Point- red. Karen Currv, Sis-Q; white. Kristy Goebel, Medford Ite tinner, class ?: blue. Nanrv Stan lev. Lake Creek: red. Alyce Krambeal KhrIc Point; white, Lin riin Mavfield. Lake Creek. Champion Shnwtnanshin Ch amnion, and blue. Donna Nev ln. Antelnnr; red. Tom Perry. Lake Creek, white, Dale West. Desert Pe casus. Western Horseiuanhln Junior, class 1 : blue. I. e I i e Krambeal. Eaeie Point; red, Pennv Rrvden. Annlccate; white. Dana Brdhw, Easle Point Junior, dusk 2: hlue Gail Perrv. Lake Creek; red. Meridith Rev. nolds Sis-Q, white. Donna Nevin. Antelnpr Herinner. class I: hlue. Jeff Griffin Medford red Thus Walk er. Medford; white. Meltnda Kluck. Central Point Herinner. class ?: hlue. I.indii Mavfield, Lake Creek: rd Nancy Stanley, t ake Creek; white. San d nohertnn. Antelone, Cha in pi mi Horsemainhln '"hampinn and blue. Tom Perrv. lake Creek; red. Resina KrAmtwal Deert peH4ti; white. Lelie Kram bet Desert Pcirasus. Trll Hr-.e tor: bin P'tv Hansen. F.itle Poi n t : Leslie K ra to hea 1 . ' " ' " n.-i.., Hrn Rill. enrd; white Gail Perrv. Lake Creek ltee;imcr: hlue. Jeff Grilfin. Medford; red. Ann Nelson, Sis-Q; while. Alyce Krambeal, Eagle Point. Quarter Horses Two-year olds: blue. Allen Bell. Medford; red. PcRpy Ross. Sis-Q. Suckling colts; blue, Tom Perry, Lake Creek. Arabians Sitckllnr colts: blue, Kathy Me Guirc, EaRle Point. Other Hreeds YearlliiRs: blue, Alyce Krambeal, Eacle Point. SurkliiiR rolls: blue. Martha Stuck. Medford; red. Rcgina Kram beal, Eagle Point. Decatur, Ga. -WPD- A shotgun-carrying bandit robbed a branch of the Citizens and Southern Bank of $19,000 Monday and escaped, although an alarm siren sounded while the robbery was in progress, a hidden camera took pictures of him and a teller managed to slip a time-delay smoke capsule in the money bag. Break, Entry of Grocery Is Cleared Break and entry of the Rose Grocery from which candy, nuts and cigarettes valued at S7 were taken Mon day, was cleared later in the day by city police with the arrest of four juveniles, who have been released to the cus tody of their parents. The youths, ranging in ages from 15 to 17, are not the ones being questioned by city police on a series of car thefts, officers said. Interrogation of the four juveniles involved in car theft has uncovered informa tion sought in 3(1 cases, po lice said today. The investi gation is continuing. LING y Albacore Tuna 29c lb COD II (yiC Salmon 0 can Fresh) .... 59c ,b. Erfe U ,b Sea Bass Fillets CC , Rex Sole lb. 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So are the Double-Safety Brakes the Deep-Dip rustproofing the Ceramic Armored muffler and exhaust pipe. The new Twin-Stick Flpor Shift exciting new kind of overdrive is only one of the 6 popular transmission options. You can also have all this with a brand-new l!)S-hp Y-S that costs lesi, than many Sixes. See your Rambler dealer during the "Savingest Days." Tha wrinninfl marhltiA hinn tninrtari hv Mr. Hnnni 1 ...... . i , ,-. 3 ... , 1 - ---rr-. - ing unuiuai macnint ll lhis industry, using polyethylene wrap. In one revolution it covert two (eet of pipe. Mobilheat "Oil to Burn" SiH GREEN STAMPS MEDFORD FUEL CO. Ph. 772-2111 Join the Trade Parade to RAMBLER 6 V-8 LEA MOTORS, 211 North Bartlett Sec your Rambler dtitw-t good mtn to do business with for a new car or a Sc&c&vsed car
