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Plans Being Made For Reunion of Graduating Class Plans are being made for a class reunion of the 1929 graduating class of Medford High school, according to a committee making arrange ments. The reunion will be held at Rogue Valley Country club June 20. The committee mak ing arrangements includes Opal , Neidermeyer, Janet Guches, Jack Walker, Aubrey Sander and Gordon "Warner. Letters have been mailed to all members Qf the class whose addresses are known, committee members said, and replies which have been re ceived indicate that several are planning to attend. Additional features are be ing planned during that week end for the 1929 graduating class, they said. Seeks Help The committee has asked help in locating several gradu ates whose addresses are not known. They are Harold An derson, Claire Conaway, Wil liam Conroy, Roland Davis, Walter Harris, Garold Hart sook, Karl Kuhnhausen, James Moore, Luman Wood ruff, Douglas Wood, Grace Bowman, Beatrice Conner, Dorothy Conner, Frances Darr, Ethel Enyeart, Jessie Gibbons, Georgina Gulovsen, Fern Harbaugh, Elnora Hul ander, Eva Ludwick, Helen Mathison, Edith McLaughlin, Lois Potter, Marguerite Port er, Helen Rogers, Edith Rog ers, Dorothy Schneble, Irene Walker and faculty members Ruth Abele, Myrna Barrett, Helen Hall, Roland Hum phreys, Josephine Jones, Myr tle Tobey and Hazel Smith. Persons knowing the pres ent addresses of the people have been asked to telephone Gordon Warner at SPring 3-1561 or Aubrey Sander at SPring 3-3955. CARL WERSCHINGER New York (DPD - Carl Wer schinger, 72, pianist and com poser, died Friday after a long illness. Since lbl7, he had taught piano and theoretical subjects at the New York Col lege of Music. MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Sunday, March 1, 1959 7 Jessi Session for Girls Scheduled McMinnville-Girls interest ed in attending the second annual Junior Engineers and Scientists Summer Institute (JESSI) session at Linfield college, McMinnville, may ob tain necessary information and application blanks from science departments of the high school they attend, col lege officials have announced. The session is scheduled be tween June 14 and 27. The program will include five class hours per day with eve ning vocational discussions and guest speakers. Members of Linfield college's staff will conduct classes. Oregon State college will hold a JESSI session for boys. Cub Scouts Den 3, Pack 3 Den 3, Pack 3, Cub Scouts, held their meeting at 816 Wav erly ave. Friday, Feb. 20. The boys finished their projects for the next pack meeting. On Saturday, the Den visit ed Jacksonville, where mem bers saw the museum and the cemetery. Thoy were accom panied by their Den Mothers, Mrs. Haugen, Mrs. Rose and Mrs. O'Dell. After the tour, re freshments were served. Den 11, Pack 8 Den 11 of Pack 8, Jackson school, met Feb. 24. We check ed our books with our Den Mother to be sure of our awards for the next pack meeting. Jack Young, denner, and Richard Cole, assistant denner, led the flag salute. Richard Cole brought re freshments. Steven Wilcox brought and played his elec tric organ while we sang songs. Jack Young read an In dian story. Paul Greeny was our' guest at the meeting. We popped corn and played games in the garden before going home. Last Tuesday, two new boys joined our Den. They are Mike and Pete Updike. They have come from the Central Point Pack 40. Pete is working for his lion's badge and will go into Webelos soon. Den 11 planned a skit for the Blue and Gold birthday party F e b . 26 at Jackson school. Medford Receives Walker Award Medford is one of four Ore gon cities to receive the 1958 Walker Safety Award certifi cate for police departments which materially reduced "traffic fatalities and injuries, Frank J. Schira, Chicago, president of the National Po lice Officers association of America, has announced. Other cities in Oregon to receive the award are As toria, Dalles and Portland. The Walker Safety Award program was designed to rec ognize efforts of law enforce ment officers in the fair but strict enforcement of traffic regulations, Schira said. "Where traffic violations are met with arrests the re sults save lives and pain to the injured," he said. The Walker award" is named after the Walker Manufacturing company, Racine, Wise, which sponsors the program along with the National Police Offi cers association. Music, Art Festival Slated in Roseburg Roseburg - The Southern Oregon Music and Art festi val, which will be held in the Douglas county fair grounds community building June 14-27, is expected to draw entries from through out the area. Artists from southern Ore gon are being invited to ex hibit, and plans are being made to invite outstanding Oregon artists outside the area to exhibit. Information concerning the festival may be obtained from Harry Wid man at 1470 SE Jackson st., Roseburg. Musical programs are be ing scheduled each evening by artists from southern Oregon. Portland Police Jail Eleven for Gambling Portland (UPD Police jail ed 11 men on gambling charg es here early yesterday when officers raided a dice game. Officers confiscated the dice, a cloth table cover and some cash. As TheTwog Ds Bent So Grows The Tree! Leaders of the future ... these will come from the group of young people who are practicing good citizenship today. Such are the 4-H Club members. 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