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Pre-registratlon for the Red Cross learn to swim campaign, to be conducted at Twin Plunges, Ashland, June 18 to June 30 is being taken through the public schools this week in Medford and Ashland. "This is one of the best opportunities ever offered to the children of Jackson coun ty." stated E. H. Hedrick, Med ford school superintendent, "and parents should let nothing stand in the way of their children tak ing advantage of learning to swim under expert instruction." Final arrangements for the campaign were made this week by Robert Dodge, water safety chairman, and Sidney Llambias, Red Cross field representative from San Francisco, who spent two days conferring with Red Cross and school officials, set ting up details. At Superintendent Hedrick's request, Llambias talked to boys ol the senior and junior classes of Medford high school on func tional or combat swimming, which Llambias has taught in army and navy military installa tions since Pearl Harbor. If suf ficient number of young men register from the high schools of the county, requesting combat swimming, Dodge states the committee will plan to add this training course to the already extensive program set up. De tails on time and pool arrange ments will be announced later. Free Transportation The already ' enthusiastic re sponse to the first swimming campaign to be conducted by the local chapter since 1942 may make it necessary to have two Instructors, according to Dodge. In one school alone 100 children have signified intention of regis tering. Free transportation by a char- Hat si Right in the. "heart" of the season ... a beautiful selection of smart new hats , , many styles , , , lots of colors i Beautiful straws . . . values to , $8.95 . . . lots of colors and clever shapes ... a real buy at this price . . . $399 Clever little floral bands . . . straw and. pique . , . values to $6.95 ... for quick clearance . . . $399 fir ' I v. 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The pool has been released from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Free instructions will be given to both adults and children in swimming, diving, and lifesav ing. Persons desiring further infor mation are asked to call the Red Cross office, 4405. No one under seven years of age will be elig ible and all minors must have consent of their parents, Dodge said. Daily attendance is requested. A3HJL MOH- National New York 20 5 .800 Brooklyn 16 8 .667 St. Louis 11 12 .478 Chicago 10 12 .454 Boston 10 12 .454 Cincinnati 10 12 .454 Pittsburgh 10 13 .438 Philadelphia 6 19 .240 American Chicago New York Detroit St. Louis . ....12 6 13 7 11 7 9 9 Washington 10 12 Philadelphia 9 12 Eosto 8 12 Cleveland 6 13 .667 .650 .611 .500 .454 .429 .400 .316 .698 .561 .541 .511 .477 .467 .465 .289 Pacific Coast Portland 30 13 Seattle 23 18 Oakland ....... 25 21 San Diego 24 23 Los Angeles 21 23 Sacramento 21 24 San Francisco ..20 23 Hollywood 13 32 BOWLING Fern Col ton and Paul Schan tol had an easy time winning the mixed doubles play at Medford Bowling Alleys Wednesday evening.- Their 1201 total bested Viola Corby and Wilsie Pruitt by 54 pins. Elinor Nordstron and George Witter grabbed third honors with 1085. COACH NAMED San Francisco, May 18. (U.PJ Lt. Johnny Baker, former southern California guard, today was named head coach of the 4th air force football team for the 1945 season. Baker succeeds Maj. Paul Schissler, who has re turned to civilian pursuits. The Washington State Game department planted 61,738,504 fish in streams, lakes and rivers in 1944. Baccalaureate For Phoenix Students 1 Sunday Afternoon Phoenix, May 18 Sunday, May 20, has been designated as baccalau.eate day for the gradu ates of Phoenix elementary and high schools. The observance will take place in the Phoenix Presbyterian Church at 2 p. m. with the Rev. George M. Schu man of Ashland as guest speaker. Musical contributions on the program will include hymns by the congregation and led by the church choir and one hymn, "Send Out the Light," sung by the high school mixed chorus. Decorations of the church are unuer supervision of Mrs. Bert Stancljffe. Membes of the Jun ior class will serve as ushers for the occasion. All friends and members of the community are invited to attend. Ration Calendar PROCESSED FOODS: Book 4 Blue stamps H2 through M2 valid through June 2. Blue stamps N2 through S2 valid through June 30. Blue stamps , T2 through X2 valid through July 31. Blue stamps Y2 through CI valid through August 31. MEA ., BUTTER, CHEESEi Book 4 Red stamps Yl through D2 valid through June 2. Red stamps E2 through J2 valid through June 30. Red stamps K2 through P2 valid through July 31. Red stamps Q2 through U2 valid through Aug ust 31. SUGAR! Book 4 Sugar stamp 35 valid through June 2. Sugar stamp 36 valid May 1 through August 31. SHOES: Book 3 Airplane stamps 1-2-3 now valid. New shoe stamp valid August 1. GASOLINE: "A" 15 coupons, 4 gallons each, valid through June 21. "B" 6-7 valid, 5 gallons eacll. "C" 6-7 valid, 5 gallons each. C. P. TO El CLOSE ON JUN Central Point, May 18. Cen tral Point schools, both grade and high school, will close on Friday, June first. High school graduation exer cises will bo held in the gymna sium on Friday, June 1st, at 8 o'clock with Ben H. Schmidt, of Medford, as speaker. The saluta tory will be given by Willa Sulli van and Marjorie Howsley will be valedictorian. Numbers will be given by the girls' chorus and by the orchestra under the di rection of Harry L. Meyers. Two members of the graduat ing class are in the armed forces. Ellsworth Robison is in the navy and James Allen in the merchant marine. Other mem bers of the class are Don Bohn ert, Shirley Brenner, Anna Dale Coleman, Dale Childress, Brant Culbertson, Bette Edwards, The ron Gorden, Zoe Hill, Margaret Houston, Ilene Hilkey, Marjorie Howsley, Kenneth Palen, Ever ett Pleyer, Monice Roberts, Dor othy Robbins, Dan Sage, Glenn Shrier, Willa Sullivan, Arglee Williams, Muriel W e i d m a n, Dean Wilson, Joyce Wooldridge. THE GRANGE Roxy Anne Grange Roxy Anne Grange will meet tonight at 8:15 p.m. at the hall. Mr. and Mrs. Don Elliott and Mr. "We've Plenty of Parts BIRTHS CANNON To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson, 335 Edwards, May 17, a boy, seven and one half pounds, at Osteopathic clinic. 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