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Em MEW URD JOMOOrT) MAIL TRIBUHB Sunday. April 17, 19SS " ! , "f-ffr - HOADEO SKILLS SHOWN The picture above, taken at an earlier roadeo contest, shows one of the tests of driving skill which is required of teenage participants who will taken par,t in this year's teenage Roadeo, to be held in southern Oregon on April 23 and 30, with the finals in Medford on May 7, un der the sponsorship of the Medford Junior Chamber of Commerce. Roadeo Plans Told by Jaycees; Six High Schools To Take Part Plans for the annual teenage drivers' "Roadeo" were an nounced here last week by the Medford Junior Chamber of Commerce, which has sponsored the driver-education and safety events for the past several years. The local contests, which will be conducted for Medford, Cra ter, St. Mary's, Phoenix, Eagle Point and Jacksonville high schools, will be held on three Saturdays, April 23, April 30 and May 7, with the finals on the latter date, to be followed by a banquet. Ttst Skills -The Roadeo will include a written examination and a test of driving skill, involving dri ving a car through prescribed maneuvers such as parking, backing, smooth starting, and others. Winner of the local contest will participate in the Oregon contest, which will be held in Portland later in the spring, State winners will be eligible to participate in the national con Home Norginy Hints Making a Bed Around a Boy KsUag W with a pate fa It Is a MM kick aotJ wM mm u any mother with dek yowgsUr know. A comfortable bed with a smooth, lua, dry sariaee to lie on is essential to a patient's well-being. The bottom sheet should be smooth and tight. Top covert should be lightweight and mited to the temperature of the room. They should provide shoulder warmth, permit toe space, and be held securely togethr: . A Red Croae home n ursine eenne will teach yon the .correct, easy way to males ap the sick bed as well as many ether ateful sickroom skills. Call yonr local chapter for enrollment information. Classes Start Early in May - Phone 2-4405 Published as a Public Service by the bakers of II M HI I FINE BREAD test for which $3,000 in scholar ships are offered as top prize. The national event will be in Washington, DC. July 25 to 29. Dick Bowers, Jaycee presi dent here, said six subcommit tees have been organized under the general chairmanship of Art Van Leewen to handle the de tails, of the Roadeo. Chance To Prove Skill "By emphasizing the iules of the road and the skills needel for safe driving, we intend to give local young people a chance to prove that some of America's best drivers are teenagers," Bowers said. All teeneagers In the compet ing schools who hold a current Lnd valid driver's license are eligible. Each school will hav? examinations in their own areas, and the winners will meet for the finals May 7 at the Medford High school. Entry blanks and information about the contest are available at the schools. The Jaycees expressed their desire for an even larger con test tnan usual this year, and urged all parents of eligible teenagers to encourage their sons or daughters to participate Films Scheduled At CAP Meeting At the Monday night meeting of the Medford squadron of the Civil Air patrol, a series of films will be shown, "Air Force Digest," and "Aerology," Parts I and II. They deal with thunder clouds and should be of particu lar interest to the metorology class. Anyone interested in seeing the films or in joining the CAP is invited to attend any Monday night meeting at the Medford airport. The meetings begin at 7:30 p.m. After the showing of the films all CAP members, cadets and senior members, will do some clean-up work, so all are urged to wear their work clothes. One out of every 60 workers in tne U.b. is employed in Hos pitals. Sparkling New-Season Displays in Medford's Fine Shops and Stores. - '' Money When You Shop In Medford -Shopping Center for ; Southern Oregon and Northern California. Published by The Mail Tribune in Cooperation with Medford Retail Merchants VA Teams Named To Conduct Survey On Wages in Area Camp White A maintenance and food service workers wage survey in this area will be started this week to establish wage rates for similar positions in the Vet erans Administration. The VA and other government agencies are required by law. to establish wage schedules for .custodial, protective, and crafts positions before September, 1955, based upon these comparative studies. H. J. Heitkemper, personnel officer of the Domiciliary, here, has been detailed to assist in the collection of wage data through out the various sections of the country for the VA. He returned to Camp White last week to make preliminary arrangements for conducting the wage survey in this area. Teams Named Manager E. K. Ricker has ap pointed three survey teams made up of R. H. Denning, assistant manager, Jack Duane, assistant engineer officer, Miss Charlotte Klock, head dietitian, Robert Findley, chief electrician, Rich ard Shultz, garage superintend ent, and Mrs. Ouida Miller, as sistant head waitress. Local business firms will be contacted by. the survey teams, and their cooperation is solicited. The data concerning the level of rates being paid by both in dustrial and non-industrial firms in the local labor market for jobs will be evaluated on the basis of comparison with key jobs. In formation collected will be strict ly confidential. Medford Man Jailed On Bad Check Charge L. H. Garman, 30, route 1, box 165, was arraigned in. district court Saturday on a charge of uttering and publishing a false instrument. He waived preliminary hear ing and counsel and was bound All But Two Phoenix School Teachers Return Next Year Phenix All but two members of the facutly of the Phoenix schools have indicated they will accept teaching contracts for the next school year. Those who will not be return ing are Mrs. Ethel Morrison, first grade teacher, who has been granted a year's leave of absence and will be replaced by Alke Swingle for that period of time, and Patricia Kiebler, high school girls' physical education instruc tor, who has resigned to return to her home in Pennsylvania. over to the grand jury. Bail bond was set at $2,500 and a jail com mitment was issued. According to court records the case involves a $150 check on the Chase National bank of New York presented at Hi-Way tav ern, 12 North Riverside ave. He was arrested Saturday on a warrant issued last August. The United States Regular Army was organized Sept. 29, 1789. Those returning to the Phoenix school system include E. R. James, superintendent of schools; John Myers, grade school prin cipal, and William Ruck, high school vice-principal and social problems instructor.- High school teachers coming back are Albert Consbruck, so cial studies and assistant coach; Gloria Evernden, hone econom ics; Arthur Grigg, shop and biol ogy; Harry Kannasto, band and chorus in both schools; Roscoe Larson, general science and Eng lish; Mary Lou Neville, commer cial; Mabel Sims, English and li brary; Ernest Skipworth, math and chemistry; and Jack Wood ward, freshman math, boys' phys ical education, and head football and basketball coach. Grade School Teachers Grade teachers returning will be Orva Taylor and Jane Ger mer, first grade; Evalena Gossett, Gertrude Wooten, and Katherine Baalman, second grade; Maxine Corliss, Agness Rupp, and Ethel Banks, third grade; Zuba Stack and Ardis Pramann, fourth grade; Mabel Moore and Wallace Eri, fifth grade; Gladys Sloan and John Stewart, sixth grade; Lewis Bertrand and Mary Loyd, seventh grade; Lester Wilson, Katherine Stancliffe, and Lloyd Kale, eighth grade. In the event of possible en rollment changes the grade as signments of some upper grade teachers may be changed. The present school secretarial staff, custodians, and bus drivers are expected to return also. TYPEWRITERS & ADDING MACHINES Repaired MEDFORD OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY 41 S. Grape Phoae 2-4100 Rotary Tiller -fc Garden Tractor cultivator DOES MORE New Low Price $17950 Tines Inter ehanire with wheels. Pick, Mulrhtnc or Angle Rotors Two Machines in One! 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