Thursday, June S. 1950
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN
Nursing; Courses Slated
Miss Nora Marco, Red Cross
national field representative and
nninnl rtn CI 1 1 1 a tt t im a MiHfnrrt '
visitor this week, in connection
with a ten-fold increase in the
American Red Cross' home
nursing program.
This tremendous Increase is in
response to requests from the
national defense establishment,
Miss Marco said, and is one as
pect of the expanded civilian de
fense program now undergoing
preliminary organization.
To Train Nurses
First step in this home nurs
ing training program will be a
five-day training course and con
ference for graduate nurses,
Miss Marco explained. The
nurses, who have been asked to
take the course voluntarily, will
receive instruction in methods
and principles of teaching home
nursing, which together with
their professional training will
equip them to prepare others for
home nursing in emergency con-
Queen of Rosaria
Receives Royal Crown
Portland, Ore.. June 8 U.R
Dorothy Jean Anderle. 17. last
night was crowned queen of the
42nd annual Portland Rose Fes
tivpl at coronation ceremonies
in Multnomah Civic stadium.
Royal Rosarian Jrime Minis
ter F. O. McCurdy placed the
crown of diamonds, zircons and
rubies atop the Cleveland high
school student's head to mark
the beginning of the five-day
celebration.
Highlights of the celebration
included a 1.000-voice student
chorus led by Songstress Mar
garet Whiting, in this year's
Festival theme song. "It Hap
pened at a Festival of Roses."
Swim Show Cancelled
The Santa Monica. Cal..
Aquettes and a number of local
swimmers did not appear be
cause of cold, rainy weather.
They were to perform tonight
in a huge portable tank con
structed on the stadium floor.
However, today's weather fore
cast again was discouraging as
the weatherman said light rain
might fall all day and tonight.
The forecast also was gloomy
for tomorrow, the day of the
colorful Rose Festival parade.
Gold Hill Seniors
Receive Diplomas
Gold Hill, June 8 Baccalau
reate service for the high school j
M-iiiiu nd nvju in me Kyin
Sunday night. Chorus members
were directed by Charles Cook
and the invocation was given by
the Rev. H. A. Dierriorff. the ser
mon by the Rev. George Bolster
of St. Mark's Episcopal church,
Medford, and the benediction by
the Rev. Lyman D. Stiles.
Graduates included Velma
Dickenson. Carina Ferguson, Don
Harper, Janet Harris, Lee Ann
Hutton, Elaine Kelley, Joe Mor
gan. Joyce Phelps, Betty Rose
crans, Don Schava. Theola John
son, Robert Smith. Raymond
Jore and Jeannette Stone.
ditions, as well as ordinary ill
nesses. Several nurses have already
registered for the five-day per
iod. Miss Marco said. Instruction
will be given from 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. starting July 12. Miss Delia
Morgan, San Francisco, Red
Cross nursing field representa
tive for Oregon, will conduct the
classes.
May Register
Nurses interested in taking
the course, and later giving in
struction in home nursing, may
contact the Red Cross office
here, telephone 2-4405.
The nurses training, and the
courses to follow for Medford
residents, are part of the Red
Cross' continuing program in
home nursing, although a great
deal more emphasis is being
placed on it now than in the
past. The subsequent courses
will be given in a series of six
two-hour lessons three times a
week. They will begin about
July 30.
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JUNE 11
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Rebekahs and
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Salem Man Makes
Speakership Bid
Salem, Ore., June 8 (U.R)
Rep. John Steelhammer of Salem
today claimed he had more than
a score of house members pledg
ed to back him in his bid for the
speakership.
Thirty-one votes are required
to elect. Only other serious con
tender is Rep. Giles French of
Sherman county.
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