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tECOTERING FROM OPERATION on heart which was
netionally televised, Mabel Chin, 3, is deluged with toys in
New York hospital from sympathizers. (International)
JACKSONVILLE
Projects To Be Shown
By BETTE HOSKINS
Jacksonville One of the
highlights of the final meeting
of the Jacksonville Parent
Teachers association, set for
Wednesday, May 14, will be
the display of the projects
from the high school depart
ments of industrial arts, sci
ence and art.
The display will be in the
high school gym and will .be
held in conjunction with the
homemaking style show. The
art classes and metal shop are
being taught this,year for the
first time.
Everyone is invited to at
tend. The doors will open at
7:30 p.m. for viewing the dis
play which will be followed
by installation of next year's
PTA officers and the home
making style show.
Mrs. Helen Broadbeck,
Jacksonville High school com
mercial teacher, has been
elected secretary of the Ore
gon Education association,
Jackson county unit, and was
Installed into office at their
spring dinner meeting at the
country club in Medf ord
April 30. Mrs, Broadbeck was
elected by the county unit of
OEA teachers.
IRobbins, Sue Boardman and
I n r T T f I
Guests unable to attend
sent gifts. Pink - and yellow
tuliDs from Mrs. Long s gar
den enhanced the spring color
scheme and table motif.
"William Seymour, mathe
matics instructor and coach at
Jacksonville High school has
enlisted in the U. S. Marine
Corns and . will be leaving
here in September for Air Of
ficers Candidate schqoi in
Quantito, Va.
About 13 eighth graders
from Ruch School paid a get
acquainted visit Thursday in
preparation for entering fresh
man classes here next term.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Schire
man announced that a son was
born to them May 3. The baby
has been named William Ed
gar. Schireman is the assist
ant coach and physical educa
tion instructor at Jackson
ville High school.
The Jacksonville School
Teachers' , organization, re-
tently formed here, elected as
their president Fred Beuhling;
vice president, Kenneth
nner- secretary and treas
urer Mrs. Jack Long; public
ity Mrs. Clara Wendt ana
Trarwis Guidrv. '
Purpose of the group will
be to carry out the policies of
th school and gain other an
vantages to benefit the school,
its students and faculty mem-
bes.
May Sale,
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HEW! AIR
Dough Popular
On Gift List
Washington IW Dough
in one form or another is
tops on the gift list of U.S.
servicemen overseas, the Red
Cross learned in a recent poll.
"The guys who don't want
it in the form of a postal
monev order would like it in
the shape of homemade cakes
or cookies," said one soldier
in Europe.
Money orders, the Red
Cross said are easier to cash
than checks, since a fee is
generally charged for checks.
The servicemen stressed
that thev Drefer their fresh-
from-the-oven delicacies indi
vidually wrapned in tin foil.
nacked carefully in metal con
tainers, and shipped by air
mail. This, avoids the disap
oointment of finding crumbs
instead of finding Mom's spe
cial brownies.
Other items on the most
wanted list are hometown
newsDaner subscriptions, mag
azines, and photographs of the
kids and pets.
Gifts of a "local" flavor
ranee from skindivine and
fishing equipment for the Car
ibbean area to jackets and
cameras for Alaska.
Two Universal dislikes are
cigarettes and any items which
smack of the military. A serv
iceman in Turkey reported
however, that "what this
country needs is a good cigar."
In Europe, the list of arti
cles labelled most undesir
able include watches, ties,
cameras, and sporting goods.
All can be obtained at the PX
at lower prices than prevail
at home.
CONDITIONING
SHOP IN COOL
COMFORT ON THE
HOTTEST DAY!
On "Wednesday. May 7. the
lumbering unit of the first
vpar industrial arts class, with
their instructor Lee Harter,
took a field day trip to the
TVTpdfnrd Comoration saw mill
and watched the handling of
the logs from the pond to tne
green-chain. More than 20
students made the trip.
On Tuesday, May 6, Har
ter's second year industrial
arts class visited Clogston's
cabinet shop to see production
type machinery lor caDinei
making in operation. There
were 8 students in this group.
Carl Totman's general sci
ence and biology classes had
two special speakers last
week. They were Charles R.
Shepard, game biologist of the
Oregon State Game commis
sion and Cole Rivers, fisheries
biologist also from the Game
commisison. They spoke on
conservation and problems
confronting them in their ac
tivities, especially in recrea
tion and resources.
A stork shower, honoring
Mrs. Harvey Hueners, the for
mer Carol Iverson. was held
at the home of Mrs. V. E.
Long on the evening of May
6. Mrs. Long's daughter, Miss
Frohs. was assistant
hostess. Guests present were
Mrs. Hueners Sr. and daugn-
ter Charleen, Mrs. Arthur
Iverson and son Mike. Mrs.
Sid Hammond, Mrs. Bobbie
Miesner (former Roberta
tVicksten) of Anaheim, Calif..
Mrs. Sofia Robbins, Dianne
Source of Eel
Power Described
Seattle. Wash. HP) A re
searcher at the University of
Washington Medical School
thinks he knows where elec
tric eels get the shocking
power with which to stun
their Drev.
T)r. John Luft, who report
ed on electron - microscope
studies he made of shock-producing
tissues of electric eels,
exDlained that the sea ani
mals us about three-fifths of
their body length as an elec
tricity-producing organ.
He said "battery" tissues in
eels are specialized modifica
tions of ordinary muscle tis
sue, which are arranged so
that the electrical output of
individual cells is discharged
cumulatively instead of sepa
rately.
Electrical impulses are a
feature of all living cells," Dr.
Luft said, "and every mus
cle-fiber cell has a small elec
tric Dotential across it ofi
about one-tenth of a volt."
But in eels, he explained,
the electric cells are arranged
"so that the batteries can
be said to be Svired in series'
to apply the total shocking
effect."
"In this way," he said,
"5,000 cells in a row along
the eel's tail create a shock
ing power of 500 volts."
An eel produces enough
electricity to light an electric
light bulb intermittently,
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