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MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Thursday, April 17, 1958 3 Prices Good Friday and Saturday Rev. R. M. Jones Named President Of Child Board The Rev. Richard M. Jones, pastor of the Eastwood Baptist church, was elected president of the board of directors of the Southern Oregon Child Guid ance Clinic association at the board's meeting last Monday. Also elected were Elwood Hedberg, vice president; Mrs. Melvin Hall, secretary; and William Duhaime, treasurer. Retiring officers were: Dr. Alva Graham, president; Mrs. Earl Lawson, vice president; Mrs. Roland Holmes, secretary and John Graff, treasurer. New board members were velcomed by Dr. Graham at the meeting. New members elected at the association's an nual meeting are: Mrs. Lloyd Selby, Mrs. Elmo Stevenson, Armin Richter, Mrs. E. M. Stansfield, Mrs. Jack Reed, John Holmes, Mrs. John Bran denburg, Mrs. Wilson White, and Mrs. Fred Danielson. Seven of the new members were selected for full three year terms, two to fill unex pired terms. The association is presently embarking on its annual mem bership drive. Association membership is open to any citizen in south ern Oregon. Mrs. Melvin Hall is chairman of the member ship committee. Letters are being sent to past members for renewal of membership. Others interested in member ship are asked to call the clin ic office, SPring 3-33174 lor information. Second Meeting Set For Friday For'50-Plus The second meeting of the valley's new 50 Plus club of senior citizens will be held at the Red Cross auditorium Friday from 2-5' p.m. Dr. Frank Roberts is chairman of the recreation committee. The first month's activities of the club is sponsored by the Rogue Valley Council on Aging, which is helpful with entertainment and programs until the group elects officers. Mrs. Max Wimmer has ar ranged a program for the Fri day meeting, including Mrs. Jack Harris, contralto; Caesar Muzzioli, accordionist; Eddie Crain, guitarist; and Mrs. J. R. Seiler and Mrs. Wimmer, who will give readings. Mrs. James Edge and Mrs. Mabel Wertz will lead com munity singing and conduct the games. Reception commit tee members are Frank "Clon ing, council chairman, Dr, Roberts, Bill Hoxie, Mrs. Ste phen Nye, Mrs. O. A. Eden, Robert Lunday and Mrs. Fred Rankin. Council members who at tended the first meeting are asked bring cookies Friday. Coffee will be served. Mrs. Rita Holmes and Mrs. Joyce Fuller will assist with registration. District Judge To Attend Meet Judge James M. Main, Dis trict Court Judge for Jackson county, will attend a meeting of Oregon's district judges in : Eugene, on April 18. Purpose of the meeting is to discuss the problems facing the district courts throughout the state. Judge Main was selected to represent district judges on the legislative judicial interim committee, and serves as chair man of the trial court subcom mittee. Judge Main plans to give a report to the judicial group as .to the recommendations to be made by the interim commit tee affecting the procedures of the district courts. Judge Main said he plans to obtain ideas from the judges present as to their recommen dations for any changes in the Oregon laws. Judge Main expects to re turn to Medford by air Friday evening. Navy Would Drill At Teapot Dome Washington (IP) The Navy hopes to get approval soon to resume drilling for oil on its extensive Wyoming Teapot Dome reserve for the first time in about 30 years. A spokesman said Justice Department approval is being awaited so a contract can be signed with private oil oper ators to drill for petroleum for Navy use. The reserve, set up in 1915, was last drilled by the Mam moth Oil company in the 1920s, and was the subject of an oil scandal during the Harding administration. 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