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BIX MEDfOHD (OREGON) mail tribune Sunday. April 14, 1957 a mmm f imm tp wi ""w AwVv"1 ; VI-1 " il l MHS OFFICERS Student body officers re cently elected for next year at Medford High school are, left to right, (seated) Dave Frohn mayer, president; Mike Russell, vice presi dent; Sharon Walsh, secretary; and Carolyn Hillger, yell queen; and (standing) Frank Albert, business manager; Tom Morris, treasurer; and Doug Randies, yell king. (Medford High Times photo). About 38 per cent of Chile's people earn their living from the soil. 71 from April 12th to 30th only FUL-COLOR LATEX INTERIOR PAINT to intreduc 128 beautiful, new colors Qutck, easy, long-lasting. Finest paint you can buy I Reg. $6.23 a gallon mow $i 523 l galls vttom felon tligklfy liigkr 0 Your OFULLER XX PAINT Dealer ... MEDFORD LUMBER GO. West 3rd at Fir St. PHONE 2-6249 For tha finast in Hem Improvement CHOOSE FULLER'S! JACKSONVILLE Dog Law to Be Enforced By MRS. C. S. HOSKINS Jacksonville Police Chief Frank Carter has reminded Jack sonville residents that all dogs within the city limits must be tied or retained during gardening season from April 1 until Aug. 1, according to city ordinance. For the first offense dog own ers will be fined $5. The second time a dog is caught loose he will be picked up and taken to the county dog pound and held five days and then destroyed if the owner does not agree to keep the dog confined at home. Dogs are also to be kept at home at night, he said. Carl A. Totman, Jacksonville High school science teacher, has received an appointment for a Ford National Science Founda tion Summer Institute grant at Iowa State Teacher college. Un der the program, Totman will receive tuition plus expenses while attending a special pro gram aimed at dissemination of the latest developments in biolo gy and the encouragement of more and better science students. Totman has taught in the Jack sonville Schools the past six years. He has a bachelor's degree from Iowa -State Teachers col lege, and a master's degree from Pacific university. His family will accompany him east for the summer months. News has been received that the home of Mrs. Emma Kassha fer, a former Jacksonville resi dent, now of the Sams Valley area, was destroyed by fire March 17. She is now living in a cabin on the" property. Origin of the fire is unknown. Mrs. Rose Zimmerman and daughter, Joyce Fields, of Jack sonville, recently purchased the Nuget confectionery from Mr. and Mrs. William Kayser of Med ford. Mrs. Zimmerman and her daughter began operating the Nuget April 1. Mrs. Velma Moon and daugh ter, Karen Frohs, recently re turned from a trip to Sacramen to, Calif. They visited another daughter, Mrs. Tom Castro, and family, the former Connie Frohs. Mrs. Moon had her first visit with her new three-month-old granddaughter, Terri Lou Ann Castro. While in Sacramento they also visited friends former ly of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Bree. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wil kinson, proprietors of Mom's Hide-Away, recently returned from a 1,900 mile trip They vis ited in Reno, Las Vegas, Nev., and in Paradise, Calif, visited Mrs. Wilkinson's brother, Her man Fenton. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hill from Brookdale rd, Medford, are new residents in Jacksonville. They recently purchased the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson at 520 East California st. The Hills are former 'residents here and lived on the old Lind Ranch coming here in the fall of 1942. Henry Johnson, who is a school teacher at the Griffin Creek school has moved his fam ily to Medford. Also recent "returnees" to Jacksonville now living at the Rancho Courts are Mr. and Mrs. Bud Reinking and son, Eddie, of Medford. Eddie is a student at Oregon State college in Cor-vallis. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Serry have left Jacksonville this week to make their future home in Rosemead, Calif. Their daughter ' ' "WE BETTER GET SCRUBBED UP. RUFF! EVERYBODY'S GONNA BE.LOOKIN' AT US MONDAY! Bennfe -4 Mima BEGINS MONDAY IN The MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE NEWS NOTES from Medford High School Edited by James Boyd; staff: Marlene Barclay, Denise Bru ning, Jacque Colton, and Linda Robertson. After much consideration and clever campaigning stunts the stud :nt body of Medford High school came up with these re sults from the final Associated Student Body election: Dave Frohnmayer, president; Mike Russell, vice president; Sharon Walsh, secretary; Frank Albert, business manager; Tom Morris, treasurer; Doug Randies, yell king; and Carolyn Hillyer, yell queen. These officers will as sume the responsibilities of their offices next fall. Several of the races were very close. Doug Randies edged out Larry Berteau by a margin of two votes, while Mike Russell and Carolyn Hillyer won their offices from John Jones and Winifred Gott by the narrow margins of 10 and 12 votes, respectively. "Under the Big Top!" will be theme for the annual Girls' League week April 15-18. Many unusual activities have been planned, including a "hat and shirt" day on Tuesday. This will be the time when the girls make unusual hats, and the boys wear the loudest shirts they have. The winners of the con test will be announced during the latter part of the hour-long combined lunch per.od featuring a sack lunch on the lawn. A "slack day" is planned for Wednesday, when all girls will be permitted to wear slacks, pedal pushers and similar out fits. During the lunch period on Wednesday, students will be vot ing for next year's Girls' and Boys' League officers. This year something new is planned for Thursday. As the mother-daughter tea and style show are also planned for that day, it has been designated "dress-up" day, with girls wear ing high heels, nylons, and fancy clothes to school. Chairmen for the week in clude Ann Stimson, programs; Kathy Barr, music for the tea; Sharon Walsh, hat and shirt con test; Sylvia Morris, decorations for the tea; Kathy Ritchey, style show; Sharon Hunt and Marilyn Parsons, tea chairmen; Bev De- Borde, style show ushers; Wendy Wood and Meredith Huggins, programs; Denise Bruning, pub licity; and Sandra Buxton, clean up. Mrs. Elizabeth Settle. Crater adviser, announced the 1957-58 yearbook staff Fridav. Sandra Buxton and Walter Humphrey will be co-editors; Steve Hoag, assistant editor; Gladys Beddoe, sales-manager: and other busi ness staff members will be Eric Eitreim and Loren Cantrall. Special editors will be John and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Keener, live near there. Mrs Alice Doty is home from a week's visit in San Francisco. The Don Godley's are moving into their new home on South Oregon st. The Jacksonville Ruth Re bekah club held a recent meet ing at the IOOF. hall in Jackson ville. There were 18 members present. Guests were Mrs. Sta ley Murrey and two children of Medford, and Mrs. Pearl Kitch en's two granddaughters, Miss Glenda and Ellen Tryon of Grants Pass. Potluck refresh ments were served. The next meeting will be held the last Tuesday in April at -the home of Mrs. Louis Jones on Taylor lane. FOR THE BIRDS New York '(U.R) The sta tionary beacon atop ' the 102 story Empire State building will be turned off for seven weeks beginning Monday as a gesture to migrating birds returning north. In the past, the beacon has proved distracting to the birds, resulting in many accidents. A DIRECT ROUTE Honolulu U.R) Marine fighter pilot Kenneth Wilcox took the shortest way home Fri day when his jet burst into flames on a training flight. Wil cox, ' a first lieutenant, bailed out. directly over the Kaneohe Marine Air Station and landed near the bachelor quarters where he lives. DUTIES PROVE UNINFLUENTIAL Leon, Iowa U.R) James Wil son, 27, of Osceola, Iowa, appar ently didn't profit much from his former job. Wilson, former employee of the state drivers license division, was fined $50 Friday for reckless driving. TO MOSCOW London :u.R) An Egyptian trade union delegation will at tend May Day celebrations in Moscow for the first time this year, Moscow Radio said Satur day. The delegation will stay in Russia for 'three weeks, the broadcast heard here said. MEET MONDAY Paris !U.R) Nato military men and political experts will meet here Monday to study West Europe's defense strategy for the coming decade. Jones, art; Bill Foote, sports; and Linda Hall, index. Ted Law son and Delbert Harvey will try out as camermen. Maureen McCurdy, Karen Johnson and Alpha McMahon will make up the copy staff. Cra ier helpers will be Sharon Geb hard and Ivcrne Iverson. This new staff will meet oc casionally sfter school and dur ing the s'immer to pick the theme of the annual and to get ready for the actual production of the book next year. Sixty Sophomore girls par ticipated in the lily sale spon sored by the Epsilon Sigma Al pha as the annual sophomore class project on Saturday, April 13. The money obtained from this sale gees to the summer camp for crippled children. DeWanda Winchell was re sponsible fr.r lining up 30 girls to sell in the morning and Judy McGraw was in charge of get ting 30 eirls for the afternoon wles. Previous to the sale, a film of the crippled children at their ramp was shown to the sopho more girls last Monday. For TOPS IN CROPS Specify RAIN BIRD SPRINKLERS 30 Jrj Only Rain Bird Irrigation Sprinklers bavi all the advantages that have nadt then wtrld famous. 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