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53 rd Yea? kfi A TT Price 10 Cents Tribune Third Section MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1958 8 Pages 1 yvrTjf "vrrEizr: i MEETING IX WASHINGTON, Senator-elect Ernest Gruenmg (left), of Alaska, tells Felton M. Johnson, sec retary of Senate, giant new state potentially is American equivalent of Scandinavian countries in resources. Program Planned At Rogue River Rogue River The Rogue River School Christmas pro gram will be held in the high school gymnasium starting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 23. The combined band will provide holiday music be tween 6:45 and 7 p.m. as a prelude to the program. Grades one through four will present "The Toy Mak er's Dream" and the upper grades will present the tab leau "Why the Chimes Rang." Selections by the high school chorus will complete the program. Santa Claus is scheduled to arrive during the program, according to Howard Nor wood, president of the Parent Teacher association. Dr. Diebel to Ta Ice Part In Science Conference Ashland -Dr. Clarence E. Diebel, Southern Oregon col lege science professor, nas been invited to take part in the program of the 125th an nual meeting of the Ameri can Association for the Ad vancement of Science Dec. 26- 31 in Washington, D.C. "Study on the Use of Sci ence Counselors" is the topic of the panel on which Dr. Diebel will serve. He was chosen as a participant be cause of his pioneering role as science consultant in the secondary schools of Oregon for the past two years while on leave from SOC. Oregon, in common with Texas, Nebraska and Pennsyl vania, served as a pilot state in the Science Teaching Im provement program which was directed by the AAAS with funds supplied by a Car negie grant. Aimed at increasing the number of trained scientists and engineers, particularly from the pressing need to counterbalance the emphasis being placed in these areas by the Russians and their allies, the program included the vis iting of Oregon's secondary schools where actual assist ance and consultive services ANDY'S , Shopper Stopper! CONTROLLED COMFORT ELECTRIC YES, ANDY will give a Sunbeam Electric Blanket with dependable "big dial" bedside control which automatically maintains same gentle, restful warmth during all changes in room temperature. Free With Each Ladies CROTOH, BULOVA DIAMOND WATCH Priced at $100, or more, purchased Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday DECEMBER 22, 23, 24 OPEN MONDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHTS Buy On ANDY'S Credit Terms m - r SOLdiUilLlj L YOUR FRIENDLY f&KniT ISWEIBD it- wi - i i 5UF fl Give Green Stamps were given in teaching meth ods, problems and proce dures. On the staff at SOC since 1953, Dr. Diebel has had five students who have won West inghouse talent search awards. In 1947, he was cited by the U.S. office of educa tion as one of America's out standing teachers. Plans Complete For Eagle Point Holiday Program Eagle Point Plans have been completed by the service organizations of Eagle Point for a community Christmas program to be staged on the lawn before the city hall. It is here that the community tree has been set up. The program is to take place on Tuesday evening, Dec. 23, at 8 p.m. The evening will be fea tured with community sing ing, and a choral group from the high school will be pres ent under the direction of Charles Martin. The principal purpose of the gathering is to provide treats for the chil dren of the Eagle Point area. ine program has grown out of the cooperation of the Eagle Point Lions club, the Jaycees, the Lady Lions, and the Jaycettes. Conrtibutions toward the treats were made by a num ber of stores and organiza tions. These include the grade school PTA, the Home Extension unit, the Eagle Point Grange, the Eagle Mar ket, Little Butte Grocery, Troop 48 of the Boy Scouts of America, the Lions, and the Jaycees. Hayes and Harbison report ed they have been able to contact Santa Claus, and that he has said he would be there. Tax Collection Letters Sent Ashland-About 25 warning letters will be sent to all busi nessmen who have failed to pay the city's new business license, City Recorder W. E Bartelt said today. A 10-day deadline was set for payment of the tax, Bar telt said. Mayor Richard L, Weill instructed tne city re corder during this week's city council meeting to send the letters. The law was passed April 1, payment is due July 1, Bartelt said. The mayor also instructed Bartelt to give Police Chief Herb Hays a list of business men outside Ashland who are serving customers within the city limits and have not paid the required fee. The action followed re ceipts of an Ashland Chamber of Commerce letter which urged the law be enforced or repealed. The measure is now discriminatory since it is lev ied only against those persons who pay we tax, it was point ed out. During the council meeting Bartelt suggested that a man be posted on each end of town to intercept out-of-town businessmen who do business here by delivery and check truck drivers to see if they have complied . with the li censing law. Mayor, Neill in structed the recorder and the police chief to work together on the matter. Set Holiday Program Phoenix The Phoenix schools will present their an nual Christmas program start ing at 8 p.m. Monday, Dec. 22, in the high school gymnasium. About 200 students will participate in the program. Musical groups include the concert band, high school chorus, seventh and eighth grade chorus and fifth and sixth grade chorus. Smaller ensembles also will participate. They include a woodwind quintet, eighth grade mixed ensemble and the high school girls nonette. The fourth grade students will present "Christmas in Other Lands" as their part of the program. The stage setting and other decorations are being handled by the high school art class. Infant Jesus Theme Oi School Program The infant Jesus, was the theme of the annual St. Mary's grade school Christ mas program in the school gymnasium last week. Pupils of the first four grades entertained families and friends with the story of Christmas, using the combin ed stage and "circle theater" type of presentation for the first time. The first part of the pro gram was a children's sharing the fun of Christmas with the Christ child as the first grade recited "If Jesus Come to My House." The second grade rythm band played and sang, "The March of the Christmas Toys," and the third grade chorus sang "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel" and "On the Night When Jesus Came." The second part of the pro gram " "Surrounded Christ's birth and was enacted while second and third graders read the poem, "The Night Before Christmas." The fourth grade chorus illustrated the story with familiar carols. Santa Claus distributed the gifts with the assistance of the local Knights of Colum bus. Fred Burich was master of ceremonies. Chevrolet Featurama On Display in City The 1959 Chevrolet featu rama, a traveling auto show which includes a full cataway automobile, is now on display at Courtesy Chevrolet, corner of Bartlett and Ninth sts., Medford. The featurama shows the engine, transmission, suspen sion with level air and other features cut away to show the operation. The vehicle will be on display until Christmas. Learn how to fill your Christmas stockings... 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