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MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1957
CENTRAL POINT
Joint Installation Held
Ey DORIS HUGHES j Jack Tharp and Cecil Minor
Central Point A joint instal-went to Fish lake last Saturday,
lation banquet was held at the ! Both caught their limit of fish.
Rogti" Vallev Countrv club for; . ., , ,
the Central Point Junior Cham- The Candy Kids had a
ber of Commerce and the jay. swimming party at Twin Plunges
ree-ettes Saturday evening. June Tuesday. Mrs. Don Bradsnaw is
j 1 the leader of this group. Girls
The partv was semi-formal attending the affair were Sharon
and there was dancing after din-, Coffman. Patsy Charley, Joan
ner. The event also marked the Dcorot, Marlena Coffman, Carol
first anniversary for the Central'" derHellen. Donna Mead.
Point Junior Chamber of Com-, Carolee Kuest. and two victors.
mrrcf i Jean Bonny and Susan Wright.
Richard Stratton and national Tnpy sPent tne ln Ashland
director. Ronald James were in-; and had a Plcnlc m thc Park-
stalling officers. Key-man award j
was presented to Homer Billups. i
One hundred per cent attend
ance pins were presented to
Elroy Sutton. Homer Billups,
William Colley. John Smock, j
Chester Ayres. Gay Hallctt and
Richard Stratton.
Those receiving Spark Flug
pins were Chester Ayres, Homer j
Billups. Dale Bartley. Roland!
Smith, William Esselstyn. Clar-I
ence Mcllbye, John Smock, Gay i
Hallctt and Richard Stratton.
Past officers' pins were present-
ed tr the out going officers.
Officers installed at thc ban
quet were: Jack Smock, presi
ont; Dale Bartley, first vice
president; William Colley, sec
ond vice president; Lee Collins
worth, recording secretary and
Chester Ayres, treasurer.
Jaycee-ettes officers installed
were president, Mrs. Lee Collins
worth; first vice-president, Mrs.
Richard Stratton; second vice-
president
vcretary,
treasurer. Mrs. Lee McN'ew.
A meeting of the Jaycee-ettes
been scheduled for June 12
at. 8 p m. at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Squire. Co-hostesses
will be Jean Hallett and Juanita
Sutton.
After Crater High school grad
uation exercises, the L. L.
Kottke family of Central Point,
held open house. Their son. Den
nis, was one of the graduates.
Cake, punch and coffee were
served. There were many from
Central Point who attended the
event. People from out of town
here for the occasion were Mr.
and Mrs. M. O. Stockdale and
children. Nora and 'Butch"' from
Lake Side and Mr. and Mrs. R.
L. Kottke and sons. Robert.
Mrs. William Johnson: j David and Curtis from Albany,
Mrs. Gay Hallett and Orp
According to principal Charles
Wyrs, registration for summer
chool for Central Point grade
and junior high school students
Will be held Monday morning,
June 8. Regular classes will be
gin Tuesday, he said.
All report cards, except those
which have not cleared the of
fice, have gone out from Crater
High school, according to Prin
t.il Arthur Straus. The office
will bp open until June 15 for
conference purposes and will be
opea again beginning August. 15.
Visiting at the L. L Kottke
home from Eilson Air Force
Base near Fairbanks, Alaska, are
the Kottke's daughter and son-in-law.
Set. and Mrs. William
Howell. With them were their
four sons, Russel, Ladd, Willie
and Clifford. Both families spent
Thursday at the Oregon Caves
Sgt. and Mrs. Howell will go
fron here to Greensboro, N'.C .
and" then to McClellcn Air Force
Base in Sacramento, Calif.
Linda Warren has been elect-!
9 yell queen of .Crater High.
The yell team consists of Joan
Skov, Melba Tucker. Sandra
Ghelardi and Donna Burnett.
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Minor and family and Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Tharp celebrated Yo
Unda Minor's eight birthday by
picnicking on the Rogue. The
children, from Bend. Ore., spent
Monday and Tuesday visiting
with the Lloyd Livingston fam
ily of Taylor rd.
I 1 Vrs s
Tllen Livingston, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Livingston
w now recovered from the mea-.'.
The Rev. Jim Kreider and
family have gone to Portland
for their daughter's medical
check-up. Mr. Kreider is pastor
of the Pilgrim Holiness church.
It his been reported that
Johnny McGee. son of Mr. and
Mre. William McGee, is now j
fully recovered from the acci-l
dent in which he was struck by 1
a car while riding his bicycle.
ON SPOT Anthony Con
forti, president of Bakery
Workers local 1 in Chicago,
tells the Senate labor rack
ets committee in Washing
ton that he gave some $10,
500 in "o r g a n i z i n g ex
penses" to George L. Stuart,
former union vice president
who has since resigned un
der fire. He testified that
Stuart ran a "dictatorship,"
dipping into union funds
and removing officers who
objected to his rule.
On Decoration day Mrs. P. A.
Tracy, her son, Edward Inman
and family, of Central Point and
her daughter and family, Mr.
NO SMOKING
Boston 'IP1 For the first
time since it was established
some 60 years ago. the Boston
subway system has banned
and Mrs. Mel Williams, of smoking on all its subway and
Grants Pass, went to the Pleas- i elevated lines. The action was
ant valley cemetery on Jump taken because of the extra ex
Off Joe creek. From there they ; pensc of cleaning smoking cars,
drove down by Galice and pic- and also because of complaints
nicked on the Rogue river. from non-smokers.
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IT'S VACATION TIME!
in i ik ieu nccu iu -..-. -
Slay Ho ma Because
Yts Haven't the Money
O
SEE US ROW FOR A
VACATION LOAN
Repay In Convenient Monthly Payments
LOANS FROM
$25.00 to $2,500.00
AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE SALARY
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Medford
Medford Student
Gets Scholarship
Jackson County School Super-1 ent s office as an intermediate
intendent, Alf B. Mekvold. was j unit between the state depart
recently elected vice president j ment of education and the local
of the Oregon Association of school districts.
County Schools Superintend-! Superintendent Mekvold has
entS. li.u ,.;
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central ureaon Loneoe mjuiy.
Pages 1-8
Gets First President '
Eend 1? Don P. Pence, for
mer director of Central Oregon
Sian Culy of Medford is one
of five Willamette university
students awarded the Estarl
scholarship; award bv the grand
chapter of the Order of the East-' junior college,
cm Star of Oregon. I Orde S. Pickney
Mekvold has held the county
school superintendent's post in
Jackson county for the past six
years. Prior to that time he was
college here, is the new president r'T T s 1
R " principal for the Rogue River
of the institution recently au- schools. Mekvold has been a
thorized as an accredited state mcmber of the Machine Drnfes-
sion for years. He and Mrs.
has been. Mnkvold rpside on Freeman rri
The scholarshio. based on hieh namea acan 01 lne "iin Central Point.
grades, need, and the purpose of liberal arts. I The Oregon Association of
majoring in religion with plans County School Superintendent
of entering a church-related vo- t'..e Masonic temple in Portland works with various governmen
cation, carries a stipend of S500. ! June 5. He is the son of Mr. and j tal and lay-public agencies to
Culy accepted the scholarship Mrs. Gale Culy, 21 Washington carry on the duties and functions
I of the county school supenntend-
association in recent
years. He is a member of the leg
islative committee, and chair-
, man of the Oregon Education as
, sociation's public relations com
mittee for county school super
intendents at the present time.
Recently, he attended a national
conference of the American As
sociation of School Administra
tors in St. Louis. Mo., represent
ing the Oregon association.
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the grand chapter session at St., Medford.
A method has been divised
for fusing 22-carat gold into th.-
surface of ceramic panels. It is 1
said the cost is such as to makel ALF B. MEKVOLD
them practical for building ex-1 Elected lo Offic.
teriors.
Cherry Fruit Fly
Spraying Advised
The second spray for control
of cherry fruit fly should be
completed on June 15. according
to C. B. Cordy, county horticul
ture agent.
He recommends use of 3
pounds methoxychlor per . 100
gallons or 2 heaping tablespoons
111 3 gallons. Apply to sweet,
sour and seedling cherry trees.
This will control for 14 days,
Cordy said.
When cherries are to be
shipped and a residue is un
desirable, use 1 4 pint of 20 per
cent TErP per 100 gallons. This
must be repeated at 5 day inter
vals until harvest is complete.
Use precautions rS handling
TEPP, he urged.
Damage and injury taims
paid by the Arkansas Highway
Department in 1955-51 amount
ed to S171.214.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bohnert
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Bradshaw attended the fam
ily group festivities of the Ante
lope home economics club re
cently. The club observed Sun
day school week by attending
the Antelope Sunday school. Af
terwards they went to the Ira
Wolfolk lake for a picnic. Mrs.
Bohnert has been the leader of
this group for eight years.
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