MAR. TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
16 Sunday, May 18, 1958
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DOWNTOWN - MEDFORD
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S. H. WOMACK
To Conduct Couxso
Lectures Scheduled
On Public Relations
S. H. Womack, training con
snultant in public relations of
Austin, Tex., will conduct a
series of lectures on public re
lations in business in Med
ford starting May 21, accord
ing to Vern Bacon, of the
Medford Credit bureau.
The classes will be held
May 21 to 23 in the Hedrick
Junior High school starting at
7 p.m. each day. The course is
sponsored by the National Re
tail Credit association.
What public relations mean,
different media used in pub
lic relations, how to get along
with people, memory, use of
the telephone, speech and ap
plied psychology will be dis
cussed in the classes. Addi
tional information is availa
ble by contacting Bacon at
SPring 2-8006.
Tentative Summer
Program Scheduled
A tentative 1958 . summer
school program has been an
nounced by the Medford pub
lic scnoois;
The program includes an
academic summer school, rec
reation program and an in
strumental music program.
Subjects scheduled under
the elementary grades for the
June 16 to July 18 program
will include remedial for pos
sible promotion of retained
students and remedial for
strengthening weak students.
Subjects scheduled under
the secondary grades for the
June 16 to July 18 program
will be required subjects in
English, social studies and
mathematics; home nursing,
grades 11 and 12; first aid,
grade 11 and 12; personal
typing, grades 9 to 12; driver
training; and remedial for
grade 12.
Arts and crafts, summer
baseball and tennis will be
offered under the recreation
program. Band, orchestra and
baton twirling are available
under the music program.
Oakridge Policeman
Injured By Train
Eugene (TO "William L.
Kiddle, 48, Oakridge police
officer, was in fair condition
at Sacred Heart hospital here
Friday after being struck by
a train in Oakridge about
2 ajn.
Mrs. Tom De Rossett sum
moned Oakridge police after
she heart four shots and cries
for help outside her home
early this morning. Officers
found Riddle lying uncon
conscious in the street and
with one foot badly mangled.
A trail of blood led from
Riddle to the Southern Paci
fic railroad tracks about a
block-and-a-half away. At the
tracks the man's shoe and
part of his foot were found.
He apparently had dragged
himself toward the police sta
tion and managed to fire the
four shots before he passed
out.
Boy Scouts
Explorer Ship 3
Several members of Sea
Explorer ship 3, the Impec
cable, will attend the region
11 regatta at the San Point
Naval Air station, Seattle,
May 22 to 25.
Events at the meeting will
be several competitive events,
OLLl uuu fcjr Hit wvyxi.x
mand of the J3thvNaval dis
trict and the annual Sea Ex
plorer ball. Members of the
Medford ship will not take
part in the sailing competi
tion. Attending from the Med
ford group will be Boatswain
Doug Kliever, Lee Cook, Jack
Joyce, Mike Morris and Perry
Whitlock. They will be ac
companied by Skipper Ken
Natland and Committee Chair
man Ed Kliever.
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