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Troop 9 Patrol Leader Accepts Swimming Honors Jim Morrison, senior patrol leader of Scout Troop 9, was handed the winner's cup last night lor Ms troop s performance in the second annual Swim-o-roe held at the YMCA pool for scouts of the Big Pines district. Pre sentation was made by J. A. Mc Dougall, council commissioner. The six events were under the supervision of George Goodman and Don Waldern, members of Explorer Post 3. Ribbons were awarded to Dick Purty of the Braver patrol of Troop 8 for first place in the inner tube race: Ken Van Ausdell, Eagle patrol of Troop 5, for second place, and to John Faust, Daniel Boone patrol of Jtoop 9, third place. Relay Race In the relay race, the top three places went to the Eayie patrol of Troop 3, Mohawk pa trol of Troop 7, and the Daniel COLD IN VIRGINIA Burke fla rrlor Va iid Weather station records here Show that killinu frneU ha ua "in curred over the years in every monui in mis area except Jury and August. But the oldest in habitants of the area cannot re- memper a single crop failure. Boon.- patrol of Troop 9. The 60. yard free-style, four heats, was won by Jim Tizekker of Tioop 18; second place, Dave Peterson, Troop 0, and third place, Ever ett Castner, Troop 3. Deep-diving competition, to re- ineve Dome caps, was won bv Morris Butts of T'ood 9. Win ners in the wade chain relav were Wilson Gilinsky, Jerry sides, and John Faust, all of the Daniel Boone patrol of Troop 9, and Raymond Williams of that patrol took top honors in the underwater swim. In addition to the Medford scouts who participated in the Swinvo-ree, a group from Jack sonville's Troop 35 attended and 15 scouts and 4 leaders from Troop 19 in Prospect were here. Dead line en Classified Ada: 6 3U p.m (or followine dav: 10 a.m. Mon day. noon Saturday (or Sunday an Red Tag Days DRESSES-DRESSES Office casuals, sport, cocktail, afternoon . . a number of print, jacket dresses. Sizes 9 - 15; 16 - 52; 14'2 24Vi. A good selection of fjresses suitable for Easter Priced Less than Original Cost The Coronet 225 West 6th Tel. 2-8897 (Acme Ttltphotol ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED -At small party attended dj- 30 friends in Hollywood, Actress EHrabeth Taylor (right) officially announced that she will marry Conrad Nicholson Hilton Jr. (left). 23, on May 6. Miss Taylor, who will be 18 soon, was disappointed because the secret of her engagement leaked out arid spoiled her partv. Hilton, scion of the hotel family, and Miss Taylor met a year ago and have been "going steady" since Christmas. Pesrson Unable To Attend Demo Meeting State Treasurer Walter J. Pearson, who this week announc ed his candidacy for the govern orship of Oregon on the demo cratic ticket, will he unable to attend the democratic candidate's meeting to be held here Satur day, United Press in Salem ad vised this morning. But Mrs. Edward C. Kelly, chairman of the county central Descendants of 11 chinchillas brought with great difficulty from the high Andes to the Unit ed States in 1923 are now so nu merous that theytock hundreds of chinchilla ranches currently operating in this country. committee, said today that number of candidates for county posts, and others who may be come candidates will be present A few announcements of inten tion to seek election are ex pected at the meeting, she said The session will be at 3 p.m Saturday at the Medford YMCA fete For RED TAG DAY SAVE Wm IT A AY A QUANTITY PURCHASE AT SPRING MARKET MAKES THIS LOW PRICE POSSIBLE! u . COCKTAIL TABLES 18 Inches x 36 Inches END TABLES 24 Inches x 14 Inches LAMP TABLES 18 Inches x 18 Inches STEP TABLES 14 Inches x 26 Inches Regular $29.95 Your Choice Red Tag Days $19.95 -h Genuine LEATHER INLAID tons Gold Leaf taallnn Chin.. Chippendale Influence! These tables are made of HARD CABI NET WOOD with MAHOGANY ply en all flat surfaces. Be sura to see them in our windows RED TAG DAYS! Make Your Choice PAY ONLY $1 DOWN 50c A WEEK ON EACH TABLE YOU SELECT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MEDFORD - GRANTS PASS January Welfare Bill Tops December Costs Both old age assistance and general assistance through the Jackson county welfare depart ment increased In January over December's totals, the moi.thly reports of the commission show. Old age assistance cases num bered 1,068, and their received S58.167, as compared to $57, 634. in December for 1,064 cases, the reports show. General as sistance was given 263 individ uals in January at a total cost of $13,451, as compared to as sistance in December for 255 persons at a cost of $12,944, In January. 1849, old age cases numbered 991 and they re ceived $43,907 during the month, while 195 persons received gen eral assistance totaling $11,515. Aid to dependent children re mained at the December level, with 375 children eared for at a cost of $14,178 in January and December's totals being $14,081 for 375 children. Twenty-three children were cared for in fos ter homes at a cost of $1,032 an in December 20 wote cared for at a cost of $1,058. Aid to the blind In January totaled $675 for 13 cases. More than half of all Oregon traffic accidents occur at inter sections. There are many ways to avoid trouble at intersections but the best is to remember the old law of science which states that two solid bodies cannot oc cupy the same space at the same time. A provision of equal-pay-for -equal-work for women is em bodied in new Japan's labor standards law. Thursday, February 23, 1SS0 MEDFORD (OREOOm MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN Phoenix Community Club To Resume Work Phoenix. Feb. 23 Phoenix Community club and Youth cen ter plans to start work again on the foundation of the new club house, with work to beain Satur day, February 25. if weather permits. The footing has already been poured and carpenters are need ed to help in building the foun dation forms, witli other neces sary work still to be done, ac cording to the committee, and all who can donate time on Sat urdays are asked to sign up at the Phoenix Hardware store, in dicating the time thev will give. Those in charge are hopeful that considerable work can be accomplished before 6prlng gar dening and farming begins, and also wish to finish the building if possible in time for the an nual May festival. The Japan Civil Liberties union, established In November 1947, has 12 branches with more than 3,000 members. Buy Tickets Now KIWANIS if A DCDC 8 p. m eafJ FRI.-SAT. Senior Hi Auditorium C. H. 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