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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1957)
Kiwanis to Consider Financing Equipment For Dental Clinic A Kiwanis committee will be organized next week to consider financing dental equipment for a dental clinic in the county courthouse where underprivil edged Jackson county children could be treated .according to Dr. Abner Clark, Kiwanis pres ident. The county court recently agreed to make available to Ki wanians space now in the court house being used by the local chapter of the Red Cross. The room is on the first floor. New Red Cross facilities are being constructed on a site at 60 Haw thorne ave., Medford. County Commissioner Chester Wendt said the Red Cross is expected to vacate their present offices about September 1, and the dental clinic should be es tablished about that time. The county is donating space for the dental clinic and also wi'l finance a partition for the office as well as minor repairs, Wendt said, remanent Services Dr. Clark indicated the dental clinic would make permanent ,. services now offered by a mobile linic, temporarily in Medford to benefit underpriviledged chil dren. It will leave Medford in June after being here for a three- month period. It is located at Lincoln school. About 27 local dentists have been contributing their time and funds to the mobile unit. Dr. Clark said the same dentists pnbably would be active in the proposed dental clinic when it is started this fall. The mobile unit is now serv ing about 150 underpriviledged school children in the greater Medford area. Students from Jacksonville, Phoenix, Central Point, Griffin Creek and Med ford schools have been eligible for treatment, Dr. Clark said. Rogue River Academy, Lone Pine and Howard school stu dents also have been treated. ' Sponsored by Clubs The mobile clinic is sponsored by the Medford and Central Point Lions clubs, the Medford Rotary and Kiwanis clubs, local members of the Oregon State Dental society and the Jackson county health department. A screening program to de- termine students eligible for Grange Notes LIVE OAK GRANGE Live Oak Grange met in regu lar session Thursday, May 9. Larry Sheehan reported on cur rent legislation now in progress and commented briefly on the tax program under considera tion. Agricultural chairman Ray Frantz reported a slight raise in egg prices and that hog and cattle market remained about the same. Cassie Golding was elected fire Insurance delegate to the state Grange convention to be held in Bend during the week of June 10. Joe Golding was chosen alternate delegate. An informal lecture program was presented of group singing, games and a Mother's day solo by Esther Fabriqk. Refreshments of ice cream, cookies and coffee were served by the all-bachelor committee of Phil Strahan, Henry Corbin and Pitt Penney. Edna Sheehan, Publicity. EAGLE POINT GRANGE ' X lie CUICI lamcu hi. u.- in honor of Mother's Day at the May 7 meeting of the Eagle Point Grange. Music, songs, and readings were given during the refreshment hour which featured a smorgasbord prepared by Holly Swingle and Charley Hoo ver. The music was furnished by Caesar Muzzioli, accordionist from Medford, readings and songs were given by Will Hub bard, Wilford Davies and Charlie Hoover. During the meeting conducted by Master Cliff Moore, Sister Caroline Harding, master of Up per Rogue Grange, was escorted to the Master's Station. . It was unanimously voted that Caesar Muzzolini's application to become a member of the Eagle Point Grange be accepted. Milroy Charley on agriculture reported the percentage of peo ple on the farms has decreased sharply until soon only 10 per cent of the nation s population will be on farms. Also TB and brucellosis testing of range cat tle was discussed, many herds were tested before being turned out on summer range this year and it is hoDed that the remain ing herds could be tested this fall and winter. Clarence Davies. reporting on the legislature, told of the work being done in Salem and that a record attendance has been noted in the House and Senate session this year. Bills on taxes and school has been on the leeisla tive agenda but nothing definite has been finished so far. Reception Chairman Lottie Van Scoy introduced Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Hardins. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vaughn and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richardson as vis itors from UDDer Rogue Grange HEC committee announced the rummage sale would be held Sat urday, May 18. from 9 a.m. until 5 n.m. at the Fehl buildine in Medford. The display table for this meeting was on articles that hplonpprt to mother. Insurance Agent Grant Hub- bell reported that this was a critical time for insurance com ' panies and that it could result in quite an increase in insur ance rates. Hubbell was elected to be the insurance delegate to go to the State Grange conven tion at Bend in June. Robert Bitteriing asked that anyone interested in becoming a Pomona member should con tact the master or secretary as Pomona Granee will exemplify the fifth degree at Central Point May 25 at 8 p.m. and the appli cations should be in before that t i mo Chaplain Augusta Perry re ported Mrs. Roy Ashpole tell and broke her arm and is in the hos pital in Mpdford. and it was also reported that G. E. (Dad) Cow den has not been feeling welL Theyll Do It Every Time l! il ll n. i 0e By Jimmy Hatlo College to guerkim was four yeaqs of tests, quizzes, ex4ms.' oh.to get EM OVER AtiO DOME WITH SO HE COMMENCED WH4T DOES HE 3ET WHEN HE LOOKS FOR A JOB? TESTS QUIZZES, EX4MS4MD MORE TESTS. QUIZZES. EXAMS, ETC. AHD SO ON I 1 - 1 :: I Tlri VweSlKI lWE EVEN CONSIDER 4N )0 Y I I SLHttQ tfc- If 4,PPLC4 HE MUST PASS t3L t -i f ffiSER 4M3tM I ESCMPERINSOMNl4TEST,Wrf V? M&L i mISumS )n!lffi I E OSTEIN REL4DVrryTEST O J1 treatment has been conducted by the Medford public school system. The Jackson county health department will conduct screening for the proposed clinic in the courthouse, Dr. Clark said. The Kiwanis clinic could treat all qualifying county students. The mobile unit treats only stu dents in the greater Medford Friday. May 17, 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THXZK Dr. Stevenson Speaks At Camp Meeting Dr. Elmo Stevenson, Southern Oregon college, spoke to the southern Oregon district of the Oregon section of the American Camping association Wednesday in Klamath Falls. He discussed the new experi mental program conducted by Miss Irene Hollenbeck, faculty member of the college. Reports were given on the wage and hours commission, of the bureau of labor which now controls wages and hours of all camp staff. R. L. Jones, Medford, is chairman-elect for 1958 of the associ ation with the present chairman Mrs. Lawrence French of Klam ath Falls. Other officers include Glenn Klein, first vice-chairman, Medford; James Harpole, second vice-chairman, Klamath Falls; and Mrs. Gladys Adundson, sec retary, Roseburg. Attending the Klamath Falls meeting from Medford were Mrs. Maurice Ritchey, Mrs. Neva Hayes, Mrs. Lora Rowan, Mr. and Mrs. James Rowan, Mrs. A. A. Smith, and Glenn Klein. The next meeting will be held Sept. 30 at Roseburg. Dulles Again Rapped For Red China Stand New York (W The magazine Editor & Publisher attacked Secretary of State John Foster Dulles today for placing foreign policy above freedom of the press. 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