TWELVE MEDFORD (OBECOIT) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, Juna 17, 1956
Funeral Escorts to
Be Discontinued
The Medford police depart
ment will discontinue escort
service for funeral processions
beginning July 1, City Manager
Robert Duff reported Friday.
Reason for discontinuance of
the service, Duff said, is pres
sure of regular police work. He
pointed out that each funeral
occupies an officer and police
equipment for 30 to 45 minutes.
In the 12 month period from
July 1, 1954, to June 30, 1935,
there were a total of 241 funer
als in Medford.
The city manager explained
that relatively few cities in
Oregon now provide police es
cort service for funerals. He
said escort discontinuance was
discussed a year ago and the
current decision followed the
last city budget meeting.
Duff indicated that discontin
uance of a few other services
now extended by the police de
partment is also under consid
eration, but no decisions hive as
yet been made.
Ray Sorenson Elected
Manager of Firm Here
Directors of the Oregon
Veneer company have elected
Ray Sorenson officer and man
ager of the company,. Loren
Haugen, president of the com
pany, announced Saturday.
The board's action followed
Sorenson s election as a director
at the recent stockholders meet
ing.
Sorenson was associated with
the First National Bank of Port
land for several years and until
recently was assistant manager
of the Medford branch. He
joined the Oregon Veneer com
pany on June 1.
Sorenson is treasurer and di
rector of the United Medford
Crusade as well as the Jackson
county chapter of the American
Red Cross. He is also a member
of the Rogue Valley Memorial
hospital board.
Salem Board Approves
Plans for New School
Salem U.R) Salem school
board has approved prelim
inary v plans for the new Fay
Wright elementary school and
Architect James L. Payne said
bids would be called for in 1957.
The new school was delayed
to give priority to other projects
in tne crowded district
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