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O Oc Resolution Calls For Committee To Wednesday, March 8, 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEH o a vjk vijr 'i ik Tjiji fr mr . i inn n w ' mwM o o Study Commissions ttltmAiP hou joint res-ta-tton 20 settling up an interim can. to e'.utty possible con- o.'te'atir' of the tt's Burner oi wrrti nJ commissions pa Sf the House 44 to 17 jrester- Oypr tion to the study wai vqicej ty P.tp. Eddie Ahrens. Tum Hejiufciicen, who feared that foenaoditT commissions which tt themselves to promote thjr iniuetry would be elim isated er out under control of tfce governor. Alarming Grewtfc Rep: Guy Jonas, Sslem Demo crat and a sponsor, of the resolu tion, said that state boards and commissions were growing at "an alarming rate." He said there were 88 boards and Commissions in 1954, 97 by 1955, and that 15 more were added after the 1955 legislative session. At this rate it won't be long before we have more than 200 boards aid commissions," Jonas said. Bills to create a dozen more commissions are now be ing considered by the. Legisla ture. Rep. Shirley Field, Portland Republican, objected to the in terim study on grounds it was a "delay by study" in dealing with the state's commission prob lems. Rep. Don Willner, Portland Democrat, said an inte.im study would result in economy by con solidating duplicative services, would increase efficiency of state government and make it more responsible to the people. Must Justify Existence Secretary of State Mark Hat field commented on passage of the resolution that "any board or commission which cannot justify its existence as the most efficient and economical way in which to administer a reasona able function of government should be abolished or consolid ated with another agency." He protested, however, that a House committee was studying later this week a bill to abolish the State Board of Control with out a study. "The Board of Control may not be the best way to administer our state institutions but it cer tainly merits as much study and consideration as does any other agency," Hatfield said. Kindergarten Files Incorporation Papers Rogue River Articles of in corporation have been filed by Mrs. Shipley E. Dick, Mrs. Rich ard Handbury and Mrs. Fred Palmer, all of Rogue River, for the Rogue River Community Kindergarten, it was reported today. The kindergarten, and in dependent non-profit c o r p o ra tion, is now in its second year of operation and has moved from the First Presbyterian church building to 206 Main st., Rogue River formerly known as the Bayless building. Fourteen children are enrolled in the kindergarten and ages range from 4 to 6. Instructor is Mrs. Doris Burkett, Rogue River. The kindergarten hours are from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Monday through Friday and the sessions are held on a regular school year basis from September to June. Officers of the corporation are Mrs. Dick, president: Mrs. Palm er, treasurer; and M r s. lone Jones, also of Rogue River, secre tary. Mrs. Handbury served as secretary until an election about a month ago. Wyoming, Colorado Under Snow Blanket By UtITED PRESS A western storm buried por tions of Wyoming and Colorado under one-half foot of snow to day, blocking at least two major trans-continental highways and ceasing numerous secondary loutes. A six-inch accumulation of snow was reported at Cheyenne Wyo., early today, and seven inches were added to the snow pack at Leadville, Colo. State patrols closed U.S. 30 in southeast Wyoming and U.S 87 in northeast Colorado and southeast Wyoming during the night because of snow, ice and poor visibility. lOTT in AfiTKHHC HtUOATK PAIN RUIN TOUR 10 Tbtre'l no ed to niter m CAT erf .jajirf QUICeXTf wit -FAK-EX. Haat 'mill vill lubside . . . 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