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J7. ! ) g SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON Moore Timber Products Planing Mill Moved to Kettle Falls IFNfcffl .'it; J h . s i -r ffiii ii i MMSij4f'- . .. jL.t. DISMANTLE CYCLONE - Al Avoy, of Avey Brothers Lumber company, Kettle Falls, Wash., is shown cutting the cyclone from the sawdust burner at Moore Planing mill in Grants Pass. The cyclone is on its way to Kettle Falls, Wash. ABSOLUTE NO LIMIT NO RESERVE PUBLIC AUCTION SAWMILL, BOILERS, FORKLIFTS, FIRE PUMPS Voluntary Soft by Order of Isorrf sf Olrccfort ELLINGTON TIMRFB M -..-.. Ii r?ury NOV. 21 4U4 5U. 4.11 .. RLAPflAI N rALLa. UKtliUN iu:wa.m. PARTIAL. INVENTORY SftWWIU MftCMNClY - rilir and Mwll Cam... RtdtHm 3 BLK ' lie-trie automatic sttww hi. D among I ft M. cul band ltd. i 'I 200 HP. 1 Kianatk 6'iM" te.tr. (- ' B I'lfcO" ttftf: tttaa pC-teH 7 tt ft ran ? 19S9 tn 1M H P. rvt: TriSMMr 20 tt. W5r cut w.'? HP. wtr.: Maf Sy"ff w100 M P. mtr.: 4 Tt Mitar ssitt, cetrx$. A rail ciHi 'i vCtar M. wftn. miM ttViP.i ir-f-! I r4 H bant it IM'M''V i4t At e. ifcar. It- it cewntiueti: c v H IP! C vu. 40 v P rrt pvwst ofm.i i" wt. Purnt 15O0 GrW. IS? X P. .trt i.tzn ;& r-- loco C.P.M.. (underwriter approvtd); Amir. Marsh 60 H P. pump. I0IIIRS: 2 P.SMft. 72 I tl H: ? wait ft fiftr 72 I II ft. All bolri A.S--.C. CWl. rUNtl UATCHIt K MC frct'9A bari 41 JO t-le4 ttrt lae't: HtiXf Ve-Mtt an fitttTK; itr H7 ml 6C. t earnnct K. attr. wwitrrs i CiM'lO j trna ?rff 1 rj; fttr'.tif IMC C-rf 4r j m 5 C rv ' jf W Camw. , H'SC. tphttttji. lanitfitf rir i rc ?c cofti't ft WT'itr fiMrri: ( .-wrt. iwj ftu oirt ft awtn. mm i we' ft re ft r MILTON J. WERSHOW CO., Aucfaonters The Moil Reiptcltd Samt In The Auction Fit Id 7213 MllfH An, tn An(lln 4C Cditamia - WE 1-1171 IN THE NORTHWEST-2130 5.W. Filth Ay., Fortlind 1. Or. CA 2 151 LOADED FOR MOVING A lumber carrier purchased by Al Avey of Kettle Falls, Wash., Is loaded aboard a lowboy for transporting to Washington mill. The planer already is on the truck. Avey is on top of the carrier. Planning Commission Denies Variance Request for Carport A Mcdford resident who some time ago erected a carport which violated setback require ments in two instances was told, in effect, by the City Planning Commission Thursday night that the structure will have to come down. The carport had been put up by J. W. Higginbotham, X5 Ml. Pitt Ave., without a building and two-family for two lots in the Crestview Subdivision was unanimously approved by the group. The applicant, Oren Tucker, told the commission by letter he wishes to erect two du plexes on the lots. A variance to side yard set back requirements was granted for property located at 907 E. Main St. The applicants, Drs. permit because "it was a porta- j Malcolm and June Byers. pro ble structure" and he "didn"t , pose to remodel the building at think a permit was necessary He had requested a variance from the commissxio. but the group Toced i to 1 to oenv h.5 reqwst. HxEX-tbaihtm. m a let ter to C:ry Utcer Robert Dufl Fruity, ipptatad tbe deciocm to he Gity Coaaci. The mutter v3l ;9iT CI& lilt ptiap'S -!71t (II x. a. Acta U DnTfOTttd la other action, the commit- that address. Reqwst Is Denied The commission also Voted to: Dray a request to vacate Min- pus Sawt trom Summit Avenue to McAndrrws Road. Approve a request ior a va eatinii of the huilding setback lme ior Lot 11. Block 1, in the Rogue Valley Heights Addition. Approve an amendment to use provisions in limited com- isxn toted to defer actum unLfl : merciaJ zones to permit the op its January meeuog an a pro-1 eration of cleaning and pressing i posal to amend the sign require-! establishments, subject to the QKnia ior umiira cxnnmerciai provision tnai onr' oon-uam-Jooe. j mable cleaning agents are used. A request for a change of Approve a request for oper zone from single-family to single ation of a tele-isiun repair shop as a home occupation at 412 Cra ter Lake Ave. Public Hearing Set Set Dec. 12 as the date of public hearings on zone change requests for properties located at 37 Quince St.; at 611 W. 11th St.; at the. northwest corner of Clark and Narrcgan Streets on the east side of Riverside Ave nue at the intersection with Cra ter Lake Highway; and immed iately north of Royal Avenue. A hearing on a request for per mission to erect a construction sign on the northwest comer of Stevens Street and Roval Street was also set for Dec 12. The meeting was presided over by Commissioner Larry Hnrton in the absence of Chair man Elwond Hedherg. Commis sioners Hank Hart and Walter Higgms were also absent. SALEM (LTD The House Rules Committee Thursday per mitted the introduction of a me morial askmg Congress to pre vent Bonneville Power Admin istration from raising its power rates. By PRISCILLA AVERILL Mail Tribune Correspondent GRANTS PASS-lf you ever plan to move a lumber mill, Al Avey of Kettle Falls, Wash., can tell you how. Avey, with a crew of five re cently undertook the task of dis mantling the Moore Timber Products planing mill at Grants Pass and transporting it lock stock and barrel about 700 miles of highway to the northeast cor ner of Washington. Bidding for Avey Brothers Lumber Company of Kettle Falls, Avey was the biggest buy er when Moore Timber Prod ucts mills and equipment here and at O'Brien were sold at auction in mid-October. Has Small Problem When the bidding was over he found himself with $37,000 worth of varied equipment including the main part of the planing mill and its complete electrical system and one small prob lem: how to get it all from down here" near the Califor nia border to "up there" near the Canadian border. To someone from anywhere else, this might have been a big problem, but Avey is no stran ger to moving operations his whole town whs once moved. Kettle Falls" has its claim to fame in that It was not always in its present location on the shores of Lake Roosevelt. It was moved there lock, stock and barrel, a la Arlington, Ore., Driver Cited After Accident in City Gary Arthur Nicdermeyer, 18, of 1014 Old Stage Road, was cited for Violation of basic rule following a two - car collision Thursday morning, according to Modford police. Driver of the other vehicle In the non-injury accident was Wil liam Marvin Sloan, 40, of 25 Mvrtle St. The mishap occurred about 10:57 a.m. at Ivy and 10th Streets. Officers said William Irwin March, 25, of 803 Sherman St., was the operator of a car which struck a vehicle registered to Mary Lou Hunt about 8:43 a.m. while it was parked in front of her residence at 721 S. Central Ave. No injuries were reported, officers said, and no citation was issued. Recluse's Bod Found In Mountain Cabin GRANTS PASS (UPI) -Lloyd A. Teitsworth, 78. described as a recluse, was found dead Thursday in his remote moun tain cabin 20 miles northwest of here. Sheriff Lloyd Lewis said he was last seen alive two weeks ago. Lewis said although Teits worth lived in apparent impov erished conditions, evidence was found that would indicate he was "far from poor." Classic Contemporary bedrooms Only low Overhead Could Sell! 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Skeletons Will Remain Soon only skeletons will re main of the two mills which have operated here for the past 20 years. The decision to close them came earlier this year, forced by "loo much competi tion for stumpage" and "an un realistic wage schedule," ac cording to R. T. Mooro, Jr., of Grants Pass, president of Moore Timber Products. A: long successful local bid ders was Cheney Studs, of Cen tral Point, who bought the eight foot band mill at O'Brien. Parts of tho sawmill nt O'Brien will go to Canada and California. The planing mill, now being reassembled In northeast Wash ington, still wilt not set any rec ord for travel; the sawdust ourner wnicn ii leu went to a buyer from Anchorage, Alaska. Be Chooiy . . . Buy ffi Jacuzzi Pumps Sales I Service Siskiyou Hardware 225 W. Main PH. 772 23 SH GREEN STAMPS STEREO THEATRE o tn. Q WrOX Noise-free FM and selective AM Radio True Stereo High Fidelity Phonograph Fully Automatic 280 sq. In. 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