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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1955)
SIXTEEN MCCFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday, June 17, 1SS8. "'4t " inn ii jwi ' immiwiwii SENDING GREETINGS to people of New York and United States generally, Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov boards train In New York bound for tenth anniversary meeting of United Na tions in sin Francisco. Behind him Is Georgi Zarubln, Russian ambassador to U. S., who met Molotov at dock. (International) SchooD Elections Set Monday; Under HHaDff Be Contested TOO Less than half of the district school board elections in Jack son county, scheduled for Mon day, June 20, will be contested, a check showed today. " Each of the county's 20 second and third class districts will be electing at least three directors under a new state law which in creases their school boards from three to five members. The county's three first class districts, Medford, Ashland, and District 6C, which includes Cen tral Point, Gold Hill, and Sams Valley, already have five-member school boards and will be electing only one director. Candidates Listed Lists of candidates have been received by the county schools office from 21 out of the coun ty's 23 school districts. No re ports have been received from Pinehurst and Ashland. The candidates in each district are: Jacksonville: Three-year term Floyd Wyatt. Four-year term Russell Mclntyre. Five-year term B. .J.. Christianson.' Griffin Creek: Three-year term Chester Guches and Joe Casad. Four-year term i Mrs. Roy Sander and Edward Math em. Five-year term Galen Knox. ' ' Ruch: Three-year term Ed mund Ramsay and J. S. Larson. Four-year term George Sample and Milton Houston. Five-year term Robert Webb. Phoenix: Three-year term J. Curtis Barnes and Harold Bids Will Be Asked For Dalles Dam Job Portland (U.R) Bids for the final major construction work at The Dalles dam, a closure dam, will be invited about July 11, according to the Portland dis trict, Corps of Engineers. Col. James U. Moorhead, dis trict engineer, said the closure dam 'was expected to cost ap proximately $10,000,000. The facility will make possible the closure of the Columbia river. One other large contract . re mains to be let after the river closure item, the colonel said, for installation of equipment in the dam powerhouse. First power on the line from The Dalles dam is scheduled for November, 1957. The dam will have an initial capacity of 1, 222,000 kilowatts, generated by 14 main units and two fishwater units. DANIEL BOONE BATHERS San Fernando, Calif. (U.R) Davy Crockett has made a big splash lately, but Daniel Boone is a washout. Daniel Boone, 35, of nearby Reseda, was booked at San Fernando Valley jail yester day for violating the municipal code by swimming in a reservoir. Compton. Four-year term A H. MacKintosh, A. R. Richey, and Allen Harris. District 6C District 6C: Five-year term Norman Gail, Gold Hill. Eafile Point: Three-vear term Leonard Bradshaw and Merie McGraw. Four-year term: Dar rell Stanley and Mareuerite Bradshaw. Five-year term Otto R. Tresham and Lawrence Ous-J ternout. Lone Pine: Three-year term R. J. Ritchey and Floyd H. Baker. Four-year term William G. Underwood. Five-year term- Mrs. Dunbar Carpenter and Nor man 5. Thames. Talent: Three-year term Gil bert Hill. Four-year term Nona McAbee. Five-year term Lin del Newbry. Dewey: Three-year term Samuel Stevens. Four-year term Tracy Crum. Five-year term Claude Hoover. Rogue River Rogue River: Three-year term Edward Martin and Willis Stiehl. Four-year term Carle ton Sandeen and Rollard Jones. Five-year term Harold W. Sal ter. One-year term Mrs. Helen Williams. Applegate: Three-year term J. Robert Toole and Arnold Johnson. Four-year term A. L. Hoffman, Edward Goodwin, and Daisy Herriott. Five-year term Henry W. Head. Karl Herriott.. and Lily E. Freemantle. Elk-Trail: Three-year term Robert D. Chamberlain and Wayne E. Ash. Four-year term Thomas H. McCready. Five-year term Anthony J. Miller and Richard G. Eastin. One In Medford Medford: Five-vear term William Barker. Prospect: Three-year term James H. Grieve and Marjorie Biden. Four-year term Frank Boothby and Edith Lee Hoag. Five-year term Eugene Burrill. Evans Valley: Three-year term C. W. Jensen, Alene Goldt, and Florence Northrup. Four year term Russell Johnson and Harris S. Stone. Five-year term C. W. McCoy. Oak Grove: Three-year term William Kellington and Sharon Eichelbereer. Four-vear term Roy Elmgren. Five-year term fcdwin A. Olsen. Shady Cove: Three-year term Edgar Vanderlip. Four-year term Evan Hale. Five-year term Cecil Kee. Butte Falls: Three-year term Frank Edmondson. Four-year term George Rowden and Earl Remsen. Five-year term Doug las Finch. West Side: Three - year term W. A. Graff and Louis Con ger. Four - year term Philip Humphreys. Five-year term William A. Salade. Howard: Three-year term Winifred Uridel. Four-year term Clifton Friend. Five - vear term Ray Kimmey. Kenwood: Three-year term Eugene G. Shelton. Four-year term Roy M. Harrison. Five- year term Elwood B. Hedberg. NOTICE Timber? ConPAinr MIFOR Will Be Cutting 12 INCH FIRSLABWOOD Last Week of Jun Giant Size A m Medford Load OUl Price DONT DELAY - ORDER TODAYI CALL 2-8086 Summer Fashion News from Mann's fir Jf '''-Mr this the cool and lovely summer look . . . it's done with our pretty linen Bonnet Crisp, cool, perfect with all your I7Q summer costumes. 2 MILLINERY 2nd floor Sale Bear Brand i Yarn , . 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