FOURTEEN MEDrORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Tuesday, March 8, 1955
; CLEARED Anna Louise
: Strong, 69 (above), in Los An
jgeles, is excited over an
nouncement from radio Mos
; cow that she has been cleared
:of spy charges. She said she
: would be "delighted" to go
tback to Russia where she
reached the peak of her writ
ing career in 199.
Festival Slated
lor Discussion
e
The economic contribution of
,"th Oregon Shakespearean Festi
val association at Ashland to
;the Rogue valley will be the
Jmain topic to be presented at
Hhe roundtable session of the
Chamber of Commerce next
3Ionday.
Z William Dawkins, former executive-secretary
of the associa
tion, will be the speaker. Other
topics to be presented the
roundtable at future luncheon
meetings are the story of Mercy
;Flights, Inc., educational rela
tionships between business and
Ischools, and personnel train
Ung.
; At yesterday's meeting, Capt.
iDale Davis, Medford fire de
partment, announced plans for
Za new civil defense unit which
Twill be made public Thursday,
i About 24 persons attended the
'meeting held at the Jackson
rhotel.
Sanitation Committee Sets
First Meeting Wednesday
The first meeting of a newly-
formed committee on sanitation
will be held Wednesday evening
in the offices of the Jackson
County Health department in
the courthouse at 8 o'clock ac
cording to Robert Hart, county
sanitarian, and officers of the
Jackson County Public Health
association.
This committee, formed to
include representatives from
nearly every section of the
county, has been organized by
the health association in an ef
fort to obtain detailed informa
tion on various methods which
might be employed to solve a
Free Workshop in
Square Dancing Set
By Public Schools
A free workshop In square
dancing, couple dances, mixers
and rhythms will be held the
afternoons and evenings of
March 14 and 15 at the Medford
junior high school gymnasium,
it was announced today. The
four sessions will be conducted
by Ed Durlacher under the
sponsorship of the public schools.
The sessions will be open to
physical educators, music teach
ers, and all recreation activity
leaders. The programs will con
sist of teaching by the use of the
simplified recorded method of
instruction, live teaching, live
calling, programing, and music.
Durlacher, who has been fea
tured in various leading maga
zines, and has appeared on top
television and radio shows, is
among the leading exponents of
conducting square dancing for
novices. At the present time, he
is writing a book entitled "The
Factual History of American
Square Dancing."
Further information on the
four sessions may be obtained
from Lee Ragsdale, supervisor
of health and physical education
for the Medford public schools.
county-wide problem of inade
quate sewage disposal.
Various methods which will
be given study include city an
nexation, a metropolitan or
county district, individual sani
tary districts, county zoning, and
recent bills which have been
presented to the legislature cov
ering the sanitation problem.
The work is being done as an
outgrowth of the health associa
tion's study to determine the
county's most pressing health
problems.
"It is our desire to gather as
much information as possible
which will help the people of
this, county work out a practical
solution to remove hazardous
Education Board
Gets Gifts, Grants
Portland (U.R) The State
Board of Higher Education to
day accepted gifts and grants to
taling some $69,000.
Largest was $19,800 from the
Life Insurance Medical Research
Fund, New York, for research
at the University of Oregon
medical school on use of plasma
proteins in cerebral vascular
disease.
The Agricultural Research
Foundation, through the Oregon
Commission, Pendleton, made
available $7000 to aid in con
struction of research buildings
at the Pendleton experiment
station.
The board also approved pro
motion of J. R. Dilworth from
associate professor to professor
and head of the department of
forest management at Oregon
State .college.
AA SERMON
Newtown, Conn. (U.R)
Pastor Gordon Pierce turned' his
Trinity Episcopal church pulpit
over to a member of Alcoholics
Anonymous for a Sunday ser
mon. The minister said there is
an "urgent need for all com
munities to face frankly the
growing problem of alcoholism."
health conditions," according to
Mrs. A. C. Uridel, chairman of
the sanitation committee.
Reorese illative
Those -who will attend the
Wednesday meeting include Dr.
C. D. Lemley, James Dunlevy
and Mrs. O. A. Eden, Medford;
John Billings, Ashland; K. V.
Thoreson and Bruce Hitt, Tal
ent; Dan Adams and Charles W.
Robertson, Phoenix; E. Stevens,
Bear Creek district; Milton
Steinmetz, Gold Hill; Everett H
Ravenor, Jacksonville; Mrs. Eva
Seggesenman, Shady Cove; Mrs.
John Harr, Prospect; Dan Stein
metz, Berrydale district; Mr. and
Mrs. George Barr, Griffin Creek;
Sam Harbison, Orchard Home;
Mr. and Mrs. John Hensen, Lo
zier lane; Walter Sutherland,
Central -Point, and Earl Yoak
ley, Table Rock.
Also attending will be Robert
Hart, county sanitarian, and T.
M. Gerow, district engineer with
the Oregon State board of
health.
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