FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday. Mar
JVILLE GRANGE
ACTS IN FAVOR
' OF HIGHWAY 99
The Jacksonville Grange
Tuesday unanimously passed a
resolution favoring choice of
highway 99 as the inter-regional
route from Canada lo Mexico,
Following is the resolution:
WHEREAS the Oregon area
rjrved by Highway 99 is a more
diversified and extensive agri
cultural section than are the
areas served by either Highway
07 or Highway 58,
AND WHEREAS the first
m-'ntioned area requires the
trucking of vast amounts of
farm produce to markets and
equipment and supplies from the
cities to the farms,
AND WHEREAS this area
serves more than double the pop-
- ulation than exists in either of
the two other areas,
BE IT THEREFORE RE-
SOLVED: that Jacksonville
Grange go on record as endors
ing the selection, by the State
Highway Commission of High
way 99, as the Inter-regional
HiRhway.
Passed by the Jacksonville
Grange, this 8th day of May,
1945.
O. W.DUNFORD, Master.
Nellie Nlcdermeyer, Sec.
High School News
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The Tiger Guards had chill
feed on the evening of May 3.
Tiger Guards attending were:
Rajah, Bill Tarns; Bill Ivie, Jack
Phillips, Bob Duane, Jean Hlg
gens, Bob Lund, Kenneth Knack
ted, Ray Glasse, Dick Grlgsby,
and Don Landing, Also attending
were L. D. Harris, J. C. Tucker,
nd A. Jorgenson, the men who
had charge of the guards all
year. According to tradition the
first-year men acted K.P.'i.
and calling cards had arrived
and also noted the change
date of graduation.
Nnt year's historian, song
leader, and custodian for the
Home Economics club, were
elected at a meeting Tuesday,
May 1. Mary Hobbs was voted
historian: Jean Hickman, song
leader, and Laurena Hemmer-
ling, custodian. Installation of
officers will take place at can
die-light ceremony on Tuesday
May IS, stated Mrs. Loiland, ad
vlser of the club.
The quartet entertained the
Wednesday Study club at the
Girls Community House, May 2,
Phyllis Furry was the accompan
ist and she also played a solo.
Carl Winkleole:k and June Wil
liams sang a duet.
A number of girls from the
Home Economics club served
crab dinner to the Elks, May 1,
under direction of Miss Mary
Busch. The girls Included: Elsie
Hershberger, Delorls Cobb, Har
riet Harris, Doreen Fields, Clara
Mae- Blgham, Darlene Cook,
Margaret Ricks, Mary Lee May
Adrienne Leach, Gladys Nord
strom, Lucille Pearson, Betty
Mullln, Beverly Dally, Grace
Morse, Fannie Sullivan, Jean
Hickman, and Dolores Bismark.
According to J. F. Cope, ten
nls coach, this year Is the first
time In the history of the south'
ern Oregon tennis teams that
four-school meet has been held.
If the meet is considered suc
cess by the schools, it is likely
to become an annual event for
the tennis squad. The following
tennis enthusiasts have been re
porting for practice: Paul An
tony, John Bullock, Gerald
Pence, Carl Winklebleck, Bill
Patton, Don Nissen, and Alan
Seldon.
Senior class met May 7 to
led the outstanding boy and
girl of the year. Eight candidates
chosen by the teachers were pre
sented, and each senior voted
for one boy and one girl, keep
ing In mind the qualifications
fellowship, scholarship, and ac
tivities. The candidates were:
girls, Nancy Swem, Hortense
Jennings, Elaine Walker, and
Reglna Smith; boys, Ferney Mo
Kibben, Bill Patton, Larry Hayes
and John Bullock. Results of the
election wih be announced later.
Leland Mentzer told the class
that graduation announcements!
4 Children Perish
In Flaming Home
Kalamazoo, Mich., May 11
(U.PJ Four children, ranging in
ages from five months to four
years, were burned to death to
day hi the kitchen of their home
when can of kerosene placed
on top of a gas stove exploded
- They were Diane, five months;
Eugene, l'i; Lawrence, 3, and
Marion, 4, all the children of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Abbey,
Washington, May 11 U,R
The population of Oxnard, Cal.,
Increased 122.8 per cent between
April 1, 1940, and March 31, of
this year, the bureau of census
reported today. Oxnard, 62
miles from Los Angeles, now
has a population of 18,979, the
bureau said, compared with 10,
460 on April 1, 1940.
Mother's
Cards
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lines In America dis
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Interviews and Demonstrations.
O President Truman has aiked America to give Thanks
to God for Victory in Europe In the Churches of the
Nation Sunday, May 13. This is also Mother's Day.
Attend the Church of YOUR choice this Sunday.
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