Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 27, 1957, Image 30

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Newspaper Page Textrr rOUHTtEIf MEDFOFD (ORECOIO MAIL TRIBTJWZ Sunday. January IT, 1S57 BOYS' NIGHT Shown at the recent second annual Jackson county Shrine club boys' night program are. left to right. Don Kenyon, Klamath Falls, past potentate of Hillah Shrine temple and member of the board of the Shrine hospital for crippled children in Port land; E. G. Favell, Lakeview, potentate; Bob Walker, one of 100 boys attending the pro gram; Glenn Linn, president. Jackson county Shrine club; and C. A. Hubbard, chairman of the program. Boys' night was recently recog nized by the Shruie imperial council as an outstanding activity and was recommended to other Shrine organizations throughout the nation. At this one, a .check for $1,000 was presented to the potentate for the hospital. The money was raised by the Shrine circus. About 225 attended the program at which members are hosts to their sons or other boys. Kenyon was speaker at the program and de scribed the Shrine hospital. Sen. Lowry Heads Resources Committee; Other Choices Told Salem '.U.PJ Sen. Alfred H. Corbett, Portland Democrat, was named chairman of the powerful Senate Ways and Means Committee today while Sen- Howard Belton of Canby, veteran Republican member of the committee, was named vice chairman. Sen- Walter J. Pearson, Port land Democrat, was named chair man of the equally powerful Assessment and Taxation Com mittee, with Sen. Ben Musa, of The Dalles as vice-chairman. Here are the committees in alphabetical order, as designated by President Boyd Overhulse to day: Agriculture Chase, chair man; Ziegler, vice - chairman; Cameron, Hopkins, Leth, Nater lin, Sweetland. Alcoholic Traffic Wilhelm, chairman; Husband, vice - chair man; Boivin, Chapman, Leth, Musa, Quiring. Pearson Chairman Assessment and Taxation Pearson, chairman; Musa, vice chairman; Dimick, Lowry, Ohm art. Sweetland, Wilhelm. Commerce and Utilities Gleason, chairan; Thiel, vice chairman; Husband. Leth, Nater lin, Ohmart, Sweetland. Education Sweetland, chair man; Lewis, vice - chairman; Cook, Dimick, Husband, Lowry, Wilhelm. Election and "Privilges Oh mart, chairman; Wilhelm, vice chairman; Chapman, Corbett, Francis, Hopkins. Schlesinger. Financial Affairs Belton, chairman: Francis, vice - chair man; Chapman, Chase, Gill, Na terlin, Pearson. Game Leth, chairman; Hare, vice - chairman; Cameron, Hop kins, Thiel. Gill Heads Judiciary Judiciary Gill, chairman; Yturri, vice-chairman: Cook, Dimick, Francis, Husband, Lowry. Jr - j 'w - & VT ? ,' -T ARRESTED on suspicion, Bennie Bedwill, 21, Chicago dishwasher, is being ques tioned about slaying of teen agers Barbara and Patricia Grimes. (International) Labor and Industries Brady, chairman; Dimick, vice-chairman; Chapman, Ohmart, Pear son, Quiring, Wilhelm. Local Government Husband, chairman; Quiring, vice-chairman; Gleason, Hare, Musa, Schlesinger, Sweetland. Natural Resources Lowry, chairman; Gill, vice-chairman; Belton, Brady, Naterlin, Thiel, Ziegler. Public Health Francis, chair man; Brady, vice-chairman; Cameron, Gleason, Hare, Hop kins, Ziegler. Public Welfare and Institu tions Ziegler, chairman; Schlesinger, vice-c haitman; Brady, Chase, Lewis, Musa. Resolutions Cook, chairman; Corbett, vice-chairman; Belton, Boivin, Yturri. Boivin Roads Chairman Roads and Highways Boivin, chairman; Naterlin, vice-chairman; Brady, Cameron, Dimick, Gill, Gleason, Leth, Yturri- Rules Lewis, chairman; Boi vin, vice-chairman; Belton, Chase. Pearson. State and Federal Affairs Musa, chairman; Pearson, vice chairman; Boivin, Corbett, Francies, Gill, Quiring. Veterans' Affairs Chapman, chairman; Hopkins, vice-chairman; Gleason, Hare, Schle singer. Ways and Means Corbett, chairman; Belton, vice-chairman; Cook, Lewis, Thiel, Yturri, Ziegler. SHADY COVE-TRAIL . Plan Purchase Of New Bus By EVALYN P. WATSON t who underwent major surgery on Shady Cove-Trail Members of the Shady Cove school board met Thursday, Jan. 24, to dis cuss, among other matters, the possibility of purchasing a new school bus. The school board is working on the school budget and is sponsoring an informa tion campaign on the school bills in the legislature now. One of these is the reorganization meas ure for proposed increase in the basic school support fund. At the next meeting of the Shady Cove PTA, to be held the second Tuesday in February, the new film strips and projector, which was given to the school without charge will be , exhibited. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Postma of Sanborn, Iowa, are visiting their niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Learning of Shady Cove. Mrs. Carl Jenkins and chil dren, Lorraine and Carl, left this week for San Diego, Calif., where they plan to live. Jenkins will remain here for the present. Hank Davis is vacationing in Mexico with his father, Jimmy Davis, of Shady Cove. The snowfall these past few davs, while not a heavy one, has necessitated the cancelling of some metings, among which was the Thursday meeting of Our Lady of Fatima club. The wedding of Miss Muriel Burgess to Vernon Carr Baldwin will take place in Grants Pass Sunday, Feb. 17 at the Seventh Day Adventist church. Vernon Baldwin, who is the son of Mrs. Ralph Lane of Salinas, former ly lived with his family in Shady Cove, graduating from the Shady Cove grammar school and later from the Eagle Point High school. Following his graduation he attended Oregon State college for a year before entering the Navy. Monday at Sacred Heart hospital may return home next week. The Rev. George Bolster of St. Mark's Episcopal church in Med ford conducted the service for the members of St. Martin's par ish at the Shady Cove school Sunday, Jan. 20. Following the service a social hour was held, with coffee being served. Serv ices have been scheduled for 7:30 p.m. each Sunday for several weeks in advance to be held at the Shady Cove school. Elwood Hedberg of Medford will con duct the service this Sunday. Some of the volunteer firemen from the Shady Cove area who responded to the fire alarm which went off in the middle of the night on Tuesday of this week were Ray Chubb, Athel Dudley, Art Hutchinson, Shel don Hughes, Eldon Grow, Harry Goode, Al Andre, Jess Smith, Ray Briggs, Earl Sheppard, Mil lard Robertson and Johnnie Minor. ' Another March of Dimes bene fit will be a dance to be given Saturday, Feb. 2 at 9:00 p.m. at the VFW Post hall by Steelhead Post No. 6881 VFW and Auxiliary. Word has been received of the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Leekey of 4107 36th street, San Diego, Calif. The Leekeys formerly lived in Shady Cove at Far Hills ranch and Bob Leekey is the son of Bill Leekey of Shady Cove. The baby, who was born Jan. 7 weighed seven pounds, six ounces at birth and Russian Soldiers Said Escaping To Yugoslavia Vienna (U.PJ Hundreds of Russian soldiers were reported Friday to have deserted Red army garrisons in Hungary to escape into Yugoslavia. Refugees from southern Hun gary estimated at least 500 Red soldiers made the break for free dom in recent weeks. has been named Starlene Dee. Mr. and Mrs. Zane Bid well of Shady Cove are the parents of a baby boy born last week in Medford. Bill Rolfing, District Governor of the Lion's club visited the Shady Cove-Trail Lions club at their meeting Wednesday eve ning. Dr. Howard Ferguson of Shady Cove showed films of his trip to Europe. Dead line Sunday Classified Is at noon Saturday. Mugs Collect Funds For March of Dimes A s h 1 a n d The Mugs, off campus service-social organiza tion at Southern Oregon college, have begun an all-out drive for contributions for the Ashland March of Dimes campaign. The group started activities Tuesday when they conducted a downtown window wash in Ash land. Group officials said more than $80 was raised from busi nessmen as the downtown area was canvassed and many busi ness windows washed. All contributions for the Mugs' services will be donated to the Ashland March of Dimes. Tuesday night the group played SOC faculty in a comedy basketball game between halves of the OTI-SOC game, at which SI 1- was raised for the March of Dimes. New Haven, Conn. (U.R) An other body was found in th ruins of a garment factory fire Friday, raising the toll to five dead. Four others were missing and ' 29 were in hospitals with burns and injuries. Tokyo (U.PJ Mamoru Shigemitsu, Japan's recently re tired foreign minister, died Friday. SPECIAL Grafted English Walnut Tree Large Size $5 and $6 Colorado Blue Spruce 18 to 24 inch $2.00 each CWhsr Shrubs Priced Riionbly. Will deliver and plant on request at no additional charge. PHONE 3-3971 2605 TannMSM Driv J. P. TOBIN & CO. Insurance Adjusters Announce the Association of Donald W. Yocom as a member of the firm at 211 Fluhrer Building Jerry P. Tobin Jack E. Crawford The regular meeting of the Elk-Trail PTA will be held Fri day, Feb. 1 at 7:30 p.m. in the lunchroom of the Elk -Trail school. The third grade mothers will serve. A Founder's Day pro gram will follow the meeting. Everyone is urged to come and see the children participate in the program called "A Peek of the Past." Word from Sara Strothers tells us that she is convalescing at her daughter's home in Longview and that she and her husband are planning to return to their home in Shady Cove about the second week in February. She said she appreciated receiving all the nice cards and flowers from friends in the area. Dale Sawyer of Shady Cove has been confined to Sacred Heart hospital where he has been undergoing tests prior to surgery. 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