Wednesday, June 26, 1957
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COMPLEX SYSTEM Installation and maintenance of com
plex telephone systems for business and industry is one of
the courses taught at Pacific Telephones Plant Training
school in Portland. Shown in the foreground working on a
classroom project is John Richardson. PBX repairman, of
6 Palm St., Alerifnrd. Other students in the picture are from
Roiebu.-g and Portland.
Cbsses Continue All
Year for Employees
f Pacific Telephone
1937 more than 56,000 hours of
training were recorded. C. B.
Scott, plant training supervisor,
estimated that close to 150.000
hours of training will be com
pleted by the end of the year.
Classes are taught by training
foremen selected for their tech
nical knowledae and teaching
ability. Instruction ranges in
length from several days to more
than 25 weeks.
Both new and experienced em
ployees are trained at the school.
Rapid advances in the field of
communications make the de
mand for specialists greater
every day.
Courses are taught in opera
tion and maintenance of local
and long distance switching
equipment, teletypewriter, tele
photo, complex telephone sys
tems for business and industry,
FCC radio requirements, micro
wave radio .for television and
telephone use, local and long
distance equipment testing, splic
ing, construction and mainten
ance of cable and other " outside
plant," mathematics, electrical
theory, electronics, drafting and
many other subjects.
School Is out for Oregon's 377.
000 elementary and high school
students, but for the craftsmen
and women of Pacific Tele
phones plant department in Ore
fon. classes -will go on through
the summer months.
At the new centralized train
ing center In Portland, telephone
employees learn to construct, in
tall. operate, maintain and re
pair equipment.
Known as the Plant Training
school the year-around technical
institute haa as its motto, "Learn
by Doing "
Students From State
Students from more than 20
Oregon communities, in addition
to those from the metropolitan
Portland area, have attended the
school so far this year.
Medford employees who have
attended the school to date, ac
cording to Manager Jack Creag
er, include J. M. Richardson, S.
C. Hnrton. H. H. Halverson, T.
E. Haime H. R. Parrott Jr., J. A.
Strobel, W. W. Williams. M. D.
Walker, E. D. DcLisle, B. B.
Bifiliam, W. E. Morrison, J. Met
ier and J. Branan.
In the first five months of
PROSPECT
Woman Burned in Explosion
Br CENEIL SPRUILL
Prospect Mr. and Mrs G. E.
Hutchings of Renton. Wash.,
visited in Prospect Monday with
friends, while their sons. Rich
ard and Michael, visited their
grandfather, Andrew Carol, who
lives on the Laurelhurst rd. On
Tuesday they were dinner guests
t the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Robertson.
I of relatives Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Walker.
Mrs. Ernest Cloud Is recover
ing from burns she suffered
when accumulated gas in her
oven exploded.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dicken
son have moved to San Fran
cisco where Dickenson will take
a course in electronics. He will
study there for 40 weeks. His
mother, Mrs. Bill Dickenson,
and twin sisters accompanied
them to San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jutis
and daughter. Janet, from
southern Calif., were recent
visitors of Mrs. Justis' mother
and brother. Mrs. Hal Garden
and Bill Millbank. Janet will
stay with her grandmother for
the summer.
Charley Reirg who left some
time aso IT Ketchikan. Alaska
has returned to his home in
Prospect.
r Mr and Mrs. G. R. Walton
are spending the summer at
Bend.
Fay and Gordon Jantzer have
(one to Rainier. Wash., to visit
their grandmother, Mrs. Marie
Tribbett.
Mr. and Mrs. Artie Holmes
and niece. Gloria, combined
business with pleasure in a trip
to Klamath Falls on Saturday.
4-H Club News
Antelope 4-H Livestock Club
Tile Antelope 4-H Livestock
club held a meeting June 21 at
Hubbard's home. Preceding the
business meeting, club members
judged two classes of dairy cows
for practice.
During the business meeting
Ny ia .Murray, Aaren Jossy,
Larry Meyer and Linda Aial
loroy reported on their experi
ences at 4-H summer scnool.
Dorothy Malloroy and Cora An
derson were appointed to obtain
new cups wiui which to serve
refresiimenls to the club. Mem
bers desiring to attend 4-ri sum
mer camp July 15-20, were re
corded. A scholarship irom
Brainerds Studio will ue avail
able. The next meeting will be on
July 12 at Garuener's. The re
lresnment committee appuinieu
is Pruitts, Coxe.-, and Mailoroys.
Unless members are otherwise
notified, steers will be weighed
June 2a. The business meeting
was adjourned and relresluncnts
servea.
Diana Gardener,
Reporter
M.ss Pat 5afKlrsrm left Sat
urday for a three vaca
tion at Oakland. Ore. 5! will
be the guCT -,rt uncle and i
aunt. Mr. a-H Mrs. E. Sander-'
son.
COACH'S WIFE DIES
Misnawaka, Ijid. 'in Mrs.
John Jordan, wile of the Notre
Dame basketball coach, died sud
denly Tuesday at the a,;e of 46.
Mrs. Jordan, the former Irene
Howard, was a native of Chicago.
Robert Webster of ri'.ocnix.
and Bonnie Gay holmes spent
Sunriav at Crescent City. Calif.
Sgt. Warren Long of Olym
pia. Wash., who is stationed at
Fort Lewis, arrived one week
aco Monday. He will accompany
his wife and baby daughter, who
h:;v.' been visiting in Medford
Eagle Point, and Prospect for
the past several weeks.
V.'anda and Joyce Moore are
staying m Talen: at the home
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