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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1959)
Fire Damages Eugene School ' Eugene - (C?I) - Fire Wednes day caused small damage to the audio-visual room in the basement of Woodrow Wilson Junior high school here. - Only last Wednesday a fire In the gymnasium caused $15,000 damage and, accord ing to Fire Marshal Lester Barker, was the work of an arsonist. A burned match was found In the audio-visual room un der a cardboard sign which had been ignited. The fire was put out by Charles Stevens, a custodian. Barker revealed that dur ing the holidays someone had tried to set fire to the gym door. He said wax paper cov ered with lighter fluid was found near the door. Vice principal John Mene fee also said that on or about Dec. 17 someone had ignited the stage curtain in the gym. He said that a hole about 18 inches in diameter was found on Dec. 18 burned in the cur tain. School officials and mem bers of the PTA were to meet tonight to discuss fire safety plans and fire precaution. Graham Undergoes Intensive Tests Rochester, Minn. -OJPD- Doc tors scheduled a third day of intensive tests today on ev angelist Billy Graham, 40, who has been advised to slow down. Physicians at the Mayo Clinic diagnosed Graham's recent left eye ailment Wed nesday as a muscular reaction to nervous tension. They re ceived assurances of cooper ation from friends of the gos pel preacher. Grady Wilson, tour manag er and Graham's assistant, aid the evangelist would probably follow orders to rest for a month before start ing a planned crusade in Aus tralia Feb. 15. The crusade, originally set for Feb. 8, was postponed week when eye spasms and head pains forced Graham to cancel a speaking engage ment and fly to Minnesota from Dallas, Tex., last week. MAIL TRIBUNE, Mtdford, Oregon, Thursday, January IS, 1M I School flews... Elk-Trail School Jnt Wends & Peggy Johnson ; The Alvin Millard family moved ' to our community from Lake Creek. Ruth is in Roy Nolen'a room, Wayne is In Mrs. Ruth Sawyer's, Wes ley is in Mrs. Lola Work's, and Larry is in Mrs. Rowena Wilde's room. The fifth grade sold the most Christmas cards so they got the ice cream treat. They had another treat with the return of Dwayne Hawkins, who took a trip to Texas and Oklahoma. He told about his trip. Many new library books have been received for all the grades. Th esecond and third grade room reports that Donna Hawkins, who recently re turned from a trip to Texas and Oklahoma, brought back some cotton balls and a red mud-hornet's nest. Mrs. Hubbel, our assistant cook, has returned from her trip to the Eastern states and Washington. She visited her sons and daughters. While she was gone, Mrs. Marie Harper assisted. The sixth grade room has colorful and interesting por traits on their bulletin board They are studying South America and decimal frac tions, i Jan. 9 the PTA had a pot luck dinner followed by a short meeting. The president, Mrs. Ruth Smith, presided. Robert G. Work reported that our PE program was given a high recommendation. The PTA made plans for their an nual chili feed which will be Jan. 23 at 6 p.m. At 7 p.m. the feed will be followed by a basketball game with Shady Cove. The fourth grade room has made a fireplace like they had in New Amsterdam dur ing colonial days. The fire place is made to look like blue tile with Bible story pic tures in the tile. The fireplace shows Jonah and the whale, Daniel and the lions, Moses in the bullrushes, David and Goliath, and Noah's Ark. The first and second grade room has two murals. One is j about transportation and they ! think they will add space ships next week by the looks of things. The other mural is about January, the winter month. EX-CHURCH OFFICIAL Oslo, Norway -tEPD- Bishop Eivind 3erggrav, 76, former primate of the Norwegian Lutheran State church, died Wednesday. 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