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Newspaper Page TextA, i 2 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Ore., Medford School District Bus Service Planned in All Areas During New Year Bus service for Medford school district 549C will be expsnded thi year to include service for students living on the far cast side who attend Medford High school and for students in the Kings highway area who attend McLoughlin Junior High school. When school opens Sept. 15 transportation also will be provided for grade school students living south of Stew art ave. between Peach st. and Orchard Home dr. who are assigned to Jefferson school, and for students on Ross lan north of McAn drews rd. who attend Jack son schcoL Oak Grov School Area: Morning service in the Oak Grove school area will be the same as last spring. The early run for bus number 2 wiil leave Orchard Home dr. and Stewart ave. at 7:25 a,m. heading west on Stewart ave., Hull rd. and Bellinger rd. to Casino where it will turn around at 7:30 a.m. and re turn to Oak Grove rd. The bus will then go ndrth on Oak Grove rd. to Jack sonville highway and turn east on the highway at 7:37 a.m., going by Ross lane, Mc Andrews rd. and Jackson st. to Mclaughlin Junior High school and then continuing south to the high school. On the second trip bus number 2 will go out Stewart ave. to Lozier lane, arriving there at 7:50 a.m. and then going north on Lozier lane and west on Jacksonville highway to Oak Grove school at 7:57 a.m. Grade school stu dents living on and near Lozier lane may ride this bus to Oak Grove school. To Continue West From Oak Grove school the bus will continue west to Wellin dr., Hollywood and von der Hellen ranch rd., ar riving at 8:0? a.m. The bus will then go directly to the high school, arriving at 8:15 a m., and then to McLoughlm Junior High school at 8:20 a.m. In the afternoon two buses will be used, number 3 leav ing the high school at 3:20 o'clock and number 2 leaving McLoughlin Junior High school at 3:25 o'clock. Both buses will go to von der Hel len Ranch rd. near the Jack sonville highway where stu dents from both schools will be placed on one bus for trans portation to their homes. West Side School Area: Service in the West Side school area will be the same as at the close of school last year. Bus number 1 will leave West Side school at 7:30 a.m., going north on Old Stage rd. and arriving at Military rd at 7:35 a.m. From there it will go south on Military rd., reaching Old Stage rd. at 7:44 a.m. and West Side school at 7-50 a.m. The bus will go to the high school and McLough lin Junior High school on Ross lane and Maple Park dr., picking up students until it reaches the corner of Jackson st. and McAndrews rd. . .- Tn the afternoon, students will be picked up by bus num ber 1 at the high school at 3.23 o'clock and at Mclaughlin T.,ii. TTTtfVn school at o.zo o'clock. The bus will then take students home via the morning route. . Dewey - Kenwood Area. ..: onri senior high school students in the northeast area will be picked up on three routes. Bus number 6 will begin its run at Airport j r,i Table Rock rd. at 7 35 a.m. It will follow Air- Port and Biddle rds. to rm XZ arrivine at 7:40 a.m., nen along Hilton rd, COTJ ave. and Morrow rd. to Biddle j -iir at 7:45 a.m. Tu.. aii""s .,,11, The bus will then go south on Biddle rd. to McAndrews rd , east on McAndrews rd. to Corona ave., on Corona ave. nranrl ave.. and continue rvatAr Lake ave. and Sal ing ave. to Hedrick Junior ,.-t Krtrti arriving at 8 a.ni From Hedrick the bus ; wi U cross town to tne nigu ;,T,-nr at 8:10 ajnti- Bus number 4 will begin picking up udents at Cramer Lake highway andanJ Butte rd. at 7:25 a.m. and wm be routed on l-ok "l rt,iii rd. to Corey rd., arriving Tt 7:35 a.m From fTu will go to Crater i Labour Corners following Corey rd., McLoughlin dr. and $0naCsyrd.; reaching Jour .Cor- r.ers at 7:45 a.m. xnc ' r, jor-tiv to McLough- I iSTjuniw High school and ; the high school. p, Uiimksr 5 i Bus number 5 will begin picking up at 7,30 ' Table kock . - " creek going out Table Rock. J? to Vilas rd. and then east to 'Crater Lake-Four Corners at 7.40 ajn. The bus will make a turn around trip to Crater Lake highway and Gregory rd. and then will go to Hedrick Junior Hign school, picking up junior high .school students living on Del- ta Waters rd. at the comer or Sunday. September 14, 1938 Crater Lake ave. and Delta Waters rd. In the afternoon all three buses will be at the high school at 3:20 o'clock and will leave Hedrick Junior High school between 3:30 and 3:35 o'clock. During the period that Wil son school students are as signed to afternoon sessions at Roosevelt school, four bus es will be assigned to this area, picking up students be tween 11:35 and 12:15 p.m. . Bus number 5 will pick up students between Vilas rd. and Gregory rd. On Crater Lake highway beginning at 11:35 a.m. and will then re turn to Vilas rd. where it will head east and north on Vilas rd., McLoughlin dr. and Corey rd., leaving Foothill and Corey rds. at 11:55 a.m. The bus will then go south and west on iootnin ana Coker Butte rds. to Crater Lake highway and follow Crater Lake ave. and Jack son st. to Roosevelt school. Starring Point Bus number 4 will start at Table Rock rd. and Bear creek at 11:45 a.m. and ar rive at Vilas rd. at 11:50 a.m. The bus will then go east on Vilas rd. and south on Crater Lake highway and Crater Lake ave. to Kooseven scnooi. Bus number 6 will start at Airport and Table Rock rds. at noon, going east on Air port rd. and south on"1 Biddle rd. to Hilton rd., arriving at 12:05 p.m. It will then go east on Hilton rd. to Corona ave., south on Corona ave. to Morrow rd., west on Morrow rd. to Biddle rd. and then along Biddle rd. and East Jackson st. to Roosevelt school. Bus number 1 will start at McAndrews and Biddle rds. at noon heading east on Mc Andrews rd. to Corona ave., picking up 3n Corona and Grand aves. It will then go south on Crater Lake ave. to Spring st., east on Spring st. to Waverly ave., and follow Waverly ave. and Keene way to Roosevelt school. Buses will be at Roosevelt school approximately 4:lu p.m. to return children as signed to Wilson school to their homes. Charlotte Anne Road: Bus number 3 for Hedrick Junior High school and high school students will leave Charlotte Anne rd. at 7:40 a.m. Grade school students for Jefferson school will be picked up at 8:35 a.m. In the afternoon, primary grade students will be picked up at 2:55 o'clock and inter mediate grade - sludents at 4:05 o'clock. East Side: The bus for East side students, bus number 3, will go but Barnett rd. to Murphy rd., leaving mat point at 7:50 a.m. It will 101- low Murphy rd., waiaen place, Black Oak rd., win crest rd., and Jackson st. to Hedrick Junior Hign scnooi. It will leave Hedrick at 8 a.m. enine on Jackson st. to Mc Loughlin Junior High school and the high school. In the afternoon, bus num ber 5 will leave the hign school at 3:20 o'clock, going out Barnett rd. to Murphy lane and following the morn ,J"'""w" I r Want to keep politics dean? V DON'T PASS THE BUCK- give a buck to the party of your choice! I'm a farmer's wife. This the first year I've er contributed to a political parfcy." Whyxam I giving? Because I want to have my say about who's going to run and who's going to be elected. And as the old motto goes, "You've got to pay your way to have your say." A dollar can be as important as a vote. That's why I'm contributing. I hope everybody will. Register . . . Inform yourself . . .Vote ALEXANDER and BROWN .Insure the Town ing route back to Hedrick Junior High school. Hedrick students who wisn to ride the bus in the morn ing from the Country Club estates area may do so but there will be no return serv ice in the afternoon. Ross Lane: Grade school students living on Ross lane who wish to attend Jackson school will be picked up be ginning at 8:25 a.m. by bus number 2 at the corner of McAndrews rd. and Ross lane, with the bus going north on Ross lane, then east to Sage rd. and south on Sage rd. and Summit ave. to Jack son school. In the afternoon, primary students will be picked up at 3:28 o'clock by the bus run ning to the West Side school area, and intermediate stu dents will be picked up at 3:50 o'clock. King's Highway: To serve McLoughlin Junior High school students . living on Kings highway and in the Jefferson school area, bus number 6 will leave Kings highway and Garfield st. at 8:12 a.m. It will go east on Garfield st. to Jasper St., and then to McLoughlin Junior High school on Jasper st. and Holmes and Oakdale aves. Students at McLoughlin wishing return service in the afternoon will catch the Oak Grove bus. Orchard Home Drive-Stewart Ave.: For those grade school students assigned to Jefferson school and who live south of Stewart ave. between Peach st. and Orchard Home dr., bus number 3 will start at the corner of Columbus ave. and Stewart ave. at 8:15 a.m. It will go south on Col umbus ave. to Cunningham lane, "west on Cunningham lane to Orchard Home dr., and north on Orchard Home dr. to Stewart ave. It will arrive at Jefferson school via Stew art, Oakdale and Holmes aves. Primary students will be returned home beginning at 2:50 p.m. and intermediate grade students will return at 4:05 p.m. Pupils attending Lincoln school who live on North Riv erside ave. near Crater Lake highway will be picked up by bus number 4 at 8:10 a.m. In the afternoon, ' primary ' grade students will be picked up at 3:25 o'clock by bus number 4 and intermediate grade stu dents will be picked up at 4 o'clock by bus number 6. Parochial School Students: Students residing in the dis trict and attending St. Mary's school may ride any of the buses which transport stu dents to Medford High school in the morning.. In the after noon all St. Mary's students who wish to ride school dis trict 549C buses will be pick ed up by bus number 6 on Holly st. near 11th st. at 3:05 o'clock and transported to the high school for transfer to their proper buses for return home. Additional information con cerning bus schedules and transportation may be ob tained by calling Ralph Math ews, transportation supervis or; at SPring 2-9148. Gold Hill, Sams Valley Schools to Start on Monday . Gold Hill Gold Hill and Sams Valley schools will open Monday, Sept. 15. School will be held all day, and lunches will be served in cafeterias at both schools. Luncheon fee is I 25 cents. Buses will run oni regular schedules. Registration for children entering the first grade at Pat rick school in Gold Hill and the Sams .Valley school regis tered at the schools Thursday and Friday, respectfully. ; School insurance will be available for children for SI. 80. Gilbert Mack, principal of Hanby and Patrick schools, said forms will be sent home to parents concerning insur ance for. children at the schools. Teachers, Staff The teachers and staff at the Gold Hill Patrick ana Hanby elementary schools will include:' Mack, principal; Russell Carr, Dean Roberts, Claude Morgan, Mrs. Mildred Black, Mrs. Ida Von Buskirk, Mrs. Barbara Charles, Mrs. Vera Steele, Mrs. Cora Mac Donald, Mrs. Wilda Franks, Mrs. Barbara Toner, Mrs. Shirley Anderson, and Alan Hill. Mrs. Ruth Brewster will be in charge of the vocal music and Charles Cook will be the school band instructor. Mrs. Al Beman is school secretary, Al Beman ana Charles Foote, custodians; Mrs. Frances Throne and Mrs. Edith Thompson will work in the cafeteria, and bus drivers will be Sherman Kiger, Joe Morgan, Henry Paulsen and Iver Sands. Cecil Gabie, who has driven bus for several years, has accepted a custo dian position at Crater High school. Mack said additional locker room improvements are being provided this year. A cage ar rangement is under construc tion around the locker area. A teacher will be in charge of articles checked out this year, he said. Last year several par ents reauested a better locker situation. He said this seemed a better solution to the prob lem since the youngsters so manv times lose individual i Pro LAUNDROMAT Featuring the most advance wash ing system you can buy : . one that you would expect to find only in far more expensive models, water saver switch, safety - door with picture window, revolving agitator that washes cleaner, rinses better, and cleans itself . . . only Westinghouse brings real budget price! -.- Yours for Only V Tifflll 214 West Main Street Bids Called for Planting Trees Portland Bids have been called by the bureau of land management to plant 5,157, 920 tree seedlings in five for estry districts in western Ore gon. . Seedlings will be planted jn the Medford, Coos Bay, Rose burg, Eugene and Salem dis tricts in units of from 4,000 to 269,280 seedlings, the BLM said. ' A total of 1,379,620 seed lings are to be planted in the Medford district. Other dis tricts are Eugene, 599,200; Salem, 589,000; Coos Bay, 506,100; and Roseburg, 2,084,- 000. The plantings are port of the reforestation program be ing carried ori-by the BLM on O and C forest lands. The program is financed from the counties' 75 per cent share of O and C timber sales in come. . Bids may be submitted on any one or any combination or all the 109 items in the speci fications. Contractors will have between 30 and 120 days to complete planting, depend ing on. the number of plant ings. Bids will be opened in room 730, interior building, 1001 NE Lloyd blvd., Portland, at 9 a.m. Sept. 29. Detailed bid sheets may be obtained from any BLM district office. locker keys. A number of major im provements have been com pleted during the summer at the Hanby and Patrick schools. Sams Valley School William Brewster, principal and seventh and eighth grade teacher at Sams Valley school, said improvements there in cluded needed repairs, includ ing new tile on floors m cafe teria and auditorium, a new roof on the gymnasium, and darkening drapes in three class rooms. Teachers at Sams Valley will return that were there last year. An additional teach er has been employed on - a parWime basis in the music and physical education pro gram. Staff members and their respective work duties are William Brewster, John Dean, fifth and sixth grades, Mrs. Susan Ambrose, third and fourth, Mrs. Mildred Mack first and second, Mrs. Ruth Brewster music . and girls physical education, cafe teria cook, Mrs. Jean bmitn; custodian, Walter Miller; and bus drivers, Vinson- Hunt, Genre Botsford and Vic Brown. it to you at a Model ESTmeiflOUSE Faculty List Filled For Medford Schools Nine new teachers were elected by the Medford school board Wednesday night. The resignation of one was ac cepted. Robert Lawrence recently resigned to become elemen tary supervisor in the county school superintendent's office. New teachers include Hu bert Sharp, Medford High sdhool; Mrs. Helen Casey, Miss Sandra Lien, Mrs. Eu nice Smith and Mrs". Dorothy Jones, McLoughlin Junior High school; Marty Ramp, Hedrick Junior High school; Mrs. Lucille Stroh, Jackson school; Miss Patricia Fitzsim mons, Lincoln school; and James Heenebeck, Oak Grove. A complete list of Medford teachers and school officials follows: . Facultv members at Medford High school are Lester D. Harris, principal; Miss josepmne iwruey, vice principal; Mrs. Elaine Ouffy, secretary; Mrs. Jean Makris, sec retary: Miss Juanita Anderson, Mrs. Audrey Bartlett, Miss Louise Bas ford, 'Dean Benson, Mrs. Grace Berg. Ryder Berg, Mrs. Elsie But ler, Harold Carver, Mrs. Delphie Cox, Miss Janice Crisp, Miss Jose phine Culbertson. Miss Teresa Dailey, Mrs. Martha Donahue, John Drysdale, Miss Gladvs Durrand; Justin Dyrud. Paul'Everson, Miss Gertrude Fred- rickson. Mrs. Ruth Gray. Don wan ning, Mrs. Hockersmith, Robert Huft, James Johnston, Marvin Kautz, John Kovenz, Miss Claudine Kratzberg. Mrs. Betty Love. Alex McDonald, Louis Mahar, Tom Marier, John Mast,- L. A. Mentzer, I. A. Mirick, Mrs Naomi Mirick, Miss Patricia Mounts, Mrs. Frances Patton, L,ee Ragsdale, Duane Richardson, Frank Roelandt. Mrs. Frances Ruck. Wil liam Ruck, Arthur Scott, Robert Semon, Mrs. Elizabeth Settle, Hu bert Sharp, Lynn Sjolund, Gate wood Smith, Mrs. JoAnne Smith, Mrs. Maxine Smith. John Smock, Fred Spiegelberg, Robert Stedman, Mrs. Edna Stewart, Miss Sally Stewart. . DeVere Tavlor, Mrs. Harriett To bin, Marvin Trautman. Mrs. Naomi VanDvke, Johnnie VanScoy. Lind say Vinsel. Mrs. Virginia Wait, Mrs. Virginia Westerfield, Miss Delie Whisenant, Miss Dorothy Wilson, Warren Wolf. Vern Wolthoff, Mrs. Margery Workman and Mrs. Lenore 7.nnll McLoughlin Junior High Faculty: Glenn L. Linn, principal: Mrs. Eu nice Mayes, secretary; Mrs. Geor gena Shumate, secretary; - Elmer Avres, Dale Bates, Miss Phyllis Black. Miss Nadine Brown, Leon ard Brunette. Keith Carr. Mrs. Hel en Casey. Don Darnielle, Dennis Davis. Don Davis. Mrs. Louise Da rri Dnran. J. D. Evans Mri F.nla Fnlev. Howard Gang, Gene Helm, Mrs. Gertrude Holmes, Albert Hunte'mann, Lester Hutchin son Mn. TJorothv B. Jones. Ray Lew is, Miss Sandra Lien, Miss Dortha Martin, Mrs. Lois Martin, C. Gor ir.n MnrHs. Ralnh M. Perkins. John Reed, Mrs. Maude Robinson, Earl Rogers Mrs. Harriet Schireman. Mrs. Jean Shepherd, Mrs. Eunice Smith, William Stoughton, Mrs. nnrr.thv Sutter. Jack Teeters. Mrs. Gladys VanDyke, Vern Voss, Mrs. Marjorie votaw, rars. joanne we- therford ana Marvel lung. Hrdrirk Junior Hieh Faculty Vincent Bevis, principal; Mrs. Elo ise Cohen, secretary; Mrs. Mary Ann Athanas. Konaia uariien, George Cooksey, Henry DeVoss, TinnaTri Fnrfftisnn. - Miss Catherine Fonken, Carroll Graver, Raymond Graves. Mrs. Thelma Halverson, Mrs. Barbara Hanel. Mrs. Susan Helm. Mrs Carol Kelly, Monte Kounz, Mrs. Kathryn Lundquist. -MODELS! -DELUXE FEATURES! -LOW PRICES! I I if,, "mnam mnam VMCAMII 1511' ITLL Mrs. Carol McAllister. Jerome McDougall, Bruce Nelson, Marty Ramp. Barney Riggs. Mrs. Mildred Rogers. Mrs. Dorothy Sneed. Don Stroh, Otis Swisher. Lewis Thanos, Bert Villanueva and Miss June Wheaton. Hoover School: Roy Gilbertson, principal: Gladys Lawrence, first; Geneva Myers and Patricia Colley, second; Wanda Rapp, third: Jerold Martin, Marjorie Blaar, Esther Flie gel and James Akerill, fourth through sixth. Jackson School: Brace Metzger. principal; Alice Brown, Eunice Gray and Katherine Leavitt, first; Myma Dean, Ruth Hawkins and Muriel Harvey, second; Lillian Bohrer, Louella Schneider and Sarah Watson, third; Edith Baker, Betty French and Angela Thomp son, fourth; Lucille Stroh, Precia Medley. Don Perry. Margaret Nes heim, Dick Merriman and Hugh Shurtleff, fifth and sixth. Jefferson School: Kenneth Hul burt, principal; Mary Lou Hanke and Ann Stoughton, first; Norma Grossman and Jennymae Sherwood, second; Lysle Gregory and Avadna Bosheers. third: Norma Kimball and Nancy Walker, fourth; Joan Ely, Cornelius Jansen, Delia Web er and Charles Jandreau, fifth and sixthr and Clara Goldin, special education. Lincoln School: Jack Holmes, principal; Marion Rice, first; Donna Witter, Bermce vnes. second; ttnei Chastain. Yvonne Dugan. third: Patricia Fitzsimmons. Anna Laura Honts, fourth; Herbert Wing, Ha zeldeen Hohensee, William Brew ana. piary cottin, uttn ana sixm; Oliver Erickson, atypical clinic, speech; and Paul Gandt, special ed ucation. Oak Grove School: Robert Phillips. nrinciDal: Marjorie Gandee and Nancy . Rutledge, first: Mary Car- Ion, second; Grace Kirtiey, imra; Lois Scitz. fourth: Dena DeKorte. fifth; Florence Connors, fifth, li brary: and James Hennebeck. sixth Roosevelt School: John cnuaers. nrincirjal: Edamae Adamson, Geor- giana Beier, Betty Jane Scott, Fran ces weaver, tirsi; ivxargarei iiuiih, Bettv Pruett. Suzanne Schulz and Edna Olson, second; Stella Bun- dock, Lucille Hulbert, Elizabeth Rice, third: Gertrude Lorton, Kath leen Silver. Carrol Maurer, fourth; Hazel Mekvold, Gilbert Ellis. Mari an Montgomery and Robert Wobbe, fifth-.'Jack Pope, Eleanor Hamilton, Clifford McJbean ana tsertna tias kins, sixth. Washington School: Robert Sage, principal; Ruby Dodds. Helen Ford, Ruth Gilbertson and Fern Graves, first: Georgia Davis, Mary Ann Huff, Kathryn Larison and Dora Mae Shepard, second; Alpha Jane Butler, Joan Johnson, Kathryn Murray, Charlotte Sweet, third; Ruby Clark, Jean Dyrud. Myrtle Patterson, fourth; Ella Elle, Claude Silverwood, Loren Soderlund, Irene Stephens, Alice Webb, Laura York, fifth and sixth; Catherine Walker, physically handicapped. West Side School: Ron Weather ford, principal and fifth and sixth grades: Goldie Davidson, first; Jo anne Wickman, second and library; and Joanne Sousa, third and fourth. Wilson School: Robert Baccus, principal: Virginia Ferguson. Mar jorie Shelton. first; Jane Snodgrass, Roberta Wade, second; Maxine Mee, riplnres Gandee. third: Freda Peter son, Dorothy Morris, fourth; Vernal Goodrich. Ruth Kave. Barbara Doo- len William Esselstyn -fifth and sixth. Transport Company Fined For No Plates Olympia-IUPD-A $100 pen altiy against Oregon-Washington Tranpsort, Portland, Ore., was announced Friday by the State Public Service Commis sion. ... . . . .... ... VChairinan Francis Pearson said the company failed to purchase and ' display valid identification plates. 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