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9 MAIL TRIBUNE, MedforJ, Oregon, Sunday, May 25, 1958 K' A BISHOP DAGWELL To Address Diocese Warrelmanns Plan To Move fo Carmel Major General and Mrs. Henry Warrelmann, former Medford residents, are here this weekend from their home in Carmel, Calif., completing negotiations for transfer of their Medford residence prop erty, which was sold recently. Maj. Gen. Warrelmann is instructor of German at the U. S. Army's Language school in Monterey. The couple moved to Cali fornia last November, after the general accepted the teach ing position. In , Medford, he worked as a carpenter at the Cascade Woods Products com pany. Warrelmann served as a Episcopal Bishop To Address Diocese The congregation of St. Mark's Episcopal church, Med ford. will participate in a diocesan-wide observance to bid farewell to the Right Rev. Benjamin D. Dagwell, D.D., bishop of Oregon. Wednesday, May 23. Bishop Dagwell plans to retire in August after 22 years as bishop. The bishop will address people of the diocese from St. Stephens cathedral, Portland, at 7:30 p.m. and will be re ceived by closed radio hook up in 55 separate areas of the state. The Medford congregation will meet for a potluck dinner at the Guild hall at 6:30 p.m. that evening. Members and friends of the church who plan to attend the dinner are asked to contact Mrs. Earl Tumy, SPring 2-2620 or Mrs. H. C. Goldsmith, SPring 2-2519, regarding the food they are to take, if they have not already been contacted by the committee. Baby sitting service will be available in the Markade for young children. The Turtle Mountains of North Dakota are famed for their great variety of song birds. general with the German army on both the Eastern and Western fronts in World War II. He was taken prisoner by the British and after the war came to America. He lived in Oakland for a short time be fore moving to Medford. Annual Awards Presented Talent H. S. Students Talent Outstanding stu dents at Talent High school werev honored recently at the annual awards assembly. The all-school awards for achieve ments during the past year included: Scholarship, David Spangler; outstanding senior, Spangler; senior journalism, Mary Ka Olson; outstanding underclassman, Allan King; school spirit award, Senior class. Awards for outstanding achievement in athletics were: football. Phil Combs; basket ball, Phil Combs; baseball, Bill Snyder. Cheerleeders and song lead ers awards went to Jeanne Henry. Julia Hanson, Chris tine Knudsen, Jill Morrison and Pat Wood. In journalism, the Eric Al len awards went to Gloria Quackenbush and Charmain Tipsword; Oregon scholastic press, Allen King, Elizabeth King; annual awards, La Vonne Whillock, Pat Wood, David Spangler, Delores Mey er, Lois Gage, Doris Bench; George S. Turnbull awards, David Spangler, Mary Ka Ol son, oDris Bench, Lois Gage. Student council awards went to David Spangler, Mike Harris, Marshall Thompson, Jeanne Henry, Mary Ka Ol son, Allan King, Pat Thomp son and John James. Receiving Girls' League awards were Nylia Cooper, Colleen Creel, Marie Schmel zer, Kathleen Mullin, and j HONORl ; AN AMERICAN Ll 'Iff f ffMl p SOLDIER m m&V I oc tco the unknown soldier who, died to protect our freedom . . , his grave has become the symbol of all the many, many others who also gave their lives in exchange for our peace. Let us not forget these brave men for even a moment. And especially this Memorial Day let us pay them proper tribute. Attend the Memorial Program Fri day, May 30, 9:30 a.m. at the Library Park The Allied Veterans' Council has prepared a fine col lection of appropriate presenta tions. Then Join the Parade! MILKbroducerS 7 f league Budget Election Set at Ashland Ashland Ashland school district will hold its annual budget election Tuesday, May 27, with polls to be open at the Junior High school gym nasium from 2 to 8 p.m. The budget, totaling $1,002, 377.83, requires a levy in ex cess of the six per cent limita tion in the amount of $446, 398.99. Of the total amount, $56, 717.50 is for bond interest and retirement and the bal ance, $945,660.33 is for the operation of the school sys tem, including one item of $90,000 for the construction Sharon Walker. Awards were also given to members of the Hi-Life staff and winning, students in the National Commercial contest. Letters were given out for baseball. of six new classrooms at Walker school. Last year the budget contained $30,000 for capital expenditures for the construction of the new ad ministration building. The estimate for taxes to be levied but uncollectable is $24,636.87, which means that .the total to be raised through taxation is $631, 629.28. Two election boards will be at the polls to serve the voters. Labor Official Named Portland (IP) Donald Vance, a former official of the Portland local of the AFL CIO glass workers union has been named in complaints filed with the Multnomah county , district attorney in connection with the loss of $13,150 from the union's health and welfare fund. Herman Decker, Vance's Milwaukee, Wis. (IPi It may seem like Sending coal to Newcastle, but tht U.S. De partment of Agriculture Fri day shipped four railroad cars of surplus butter to the na tion's dairy capital. The de partment later explained the shipment,- totaling 120,0(0 pounds of butter, "was all a mistake." In Portland Complaint successor as secretary and bus iness representative, filed the complaint on behalf of the fund's trustees following an audit by certified public ac countant B. H. Milkes. The audit revealed ,. that the sum of $13,150 had been misap propriated over a period of five-and-one-half years. Albania, a republic .on the west side of the Balkan penin sula in southeast Europe, has a population of about one million. Thomas Jefferson, thirl president of the United States, was born April 13, 1743,. in Shadwell, Va. He died July 4,1826, in Monticello, Va. TO MY MANY FRIENDS and LOYAL SUPPORTERS My sincere gratitude and appreciation to all of you for your in valuable help and support in my recent campaign. Please con sider this a personal thank you from the bottom of my hearth It is my earnest hope that you all consider carefully the candidates running in the November elections, and that you VOTEJ Pd. Adv. Larry Sheehan ON SPECIAL! 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