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J -41 -3 Big Y's-SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS -3 Big Y's-SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS -3 Big Y's SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS 3 Big. Y's fBii) 2 BIG MB OF WflLOES A (Wr- GET . : fi T8885 ! rsss25 NORTH HIGHWAY 99 608 EAST MAIN STREET 11th AND OAKDALE READY FOR SUMMER IC WINDOW SCREEN Extension window icnm In papular 12" width extending to 37". Wood from with galvanized wire cloth. So prepared for worm . days ahead. teg. 1.00. THIS SAU ONLY 'y 3 Going on a Picnic? 16-PIECE PICNIC SET 5 'i PLAN A PICNIC THIS SUMMER! THIS SALE ONLY AM ptesff picnic . P'"' with 4 cwpt, 4 divided square plates, 4 tpeanc, 4 forks no paper taste la99y plat. Cheap enough fa threw way goad enough re keep. Asserted postal elers. Itf. 9t. 1 0 ALL PURPOSE -pBs. -3ffW W - L grade ROOM Lara push broom, ideal for patios, ga rages, sidewalks. Buy several at this value price. Strong handle heavy first- Tampico fiber. ' Reg. 1.98 VALUE PRICE - V POLY TRUCKS Thrse big styles CAI OAT, CU PLAIN, CAB PLAT ED. Average slxt o te 13" ton-. 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A must for every yard. Reg. 41 , FAMILY COMB PACK Combs lor every member f the family ... 13 onra -h sack. Each at m m1. ha. hTsrien- IcaUy aealed for your ( Drotertton. A REAL VALUE! 1 YANKEE CLIPPER SAILBOAT special at Weed huH saHbeot 22M long 37" high. Steel keel. Many ' hours of happy fun for the junior skipper with this big sailboat. Reg. 2.29. SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS ON ALL PURCHASES (-3 Big Y's SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS -3 Big Y's SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS 3 Big Y's SILVtk bOLLAK AMri -i A ? U3 I s- MATL TRIBUNE, MetffercT, Or. May ; . 1959 Group Seeking Tc Boost Interest in Science Education Oklahoma City -CPD- An Oklahoma organization i s seeking to stimulate interest in science education by foster ing the same restless spirit that drove the pioneers who first settled the United States. The Frontiers of Science Foundation of Oklahoma, Inc., founded four years ago by a group of businessmen and ed ucators, is a guiding force in Oklahoma's creation of a cli mate favorable for the devel opment of science and scien tists. x The . group recently re ceived the praise of President Eisenhower's Committee on Scientists and Engineers for "the most effective state-wide, program" in the nation for stimulating ( interest in sci ence. Must Keep Spirit "We must keep the restless spirit that led to the settling of this nation if we are to keep our place in the world," explained Dean A. McGee, Oklahoma City oilman and foundation president. 'Science is the new fron tier, and we must push back that frontier if we are to re main strong. "To do this, however, we must stimulate the public to demand a better educational system, particularly in the fields of science and mathe matics." The foundation is providing this stimulation by inviting scientists to speak to students at all schools levels, providing grants for individual and co operative research, working with educators to improve schol curriculums, providing scholarships for scientific studies in colleges and uni versities and sponsoring a a series of science lectures for school and civic groups throughout the state. "Before we established the foudation," McGee said, "we talked with scientists through out the nation. They all were concerned about the quality of . education in science and mathematics being offered in the schools. "They were especially in terested in the education of able and gifted persons who will be needed for continued scientific progress." McGee said the gifted stu dent must be given every op portunity for development, then have a place in which to put his knowledge to full use. "For this reason, we also are striving for the creation of a climate for the successful operation of research labor atories and science-based in dustry in Oklahoma," he said. Work Just Beginning Stanley Draper, foundation vice president, said the foun dation's work is Just begin ning because the future of sci ence is unlimited. "The pioneer instinct in sci ence has no boundaries such as oceans or other countries, which our pioneer forefathers found when they opened the land frontier, he said. "We're just beginning to find out things in science, so we can't be satisfied with what we have now. Only God knows how far we can go." Visitation Day Set At Jacksonville Jacksonville - Visitation day for Jacksonville children who will enroll in the first grade next year will be held Friday, May 22 between 1 and 2:30 p.m. Purpose of the visitation is to acquaint children with the school plant, program and teachers. After pre-schoolers are assigned rooms, the par ents will meet with the prin cipal in the multipurpose room to discuss the program and policies. Court Records MUNICIPAL COURT Keith Eugene Penwell. route 1. box 133. Gold Hill, driving under the influence of intoxicatinc bev erages, $100. Betty lxdu cook, oxsired oocr- ator'a license, $5. Peggy Joyce Keever. cusobayee stop sign, S3. Gerald Iavelie cusa. violation of basic rule, $10. Frank Albert Wood, violation of basic rule, $10. Marion David Reed, violation of basic rule, $10. Clarence Albert Millnouse. exces sive noise (tires). S5. John Frank Hardin, no vehicle registration, SIO. Ila walker .Bucfieic. cusoneyea. top sign, $5. Barbara Lee Jonnson, cusoDeyeo. stop sign, S3. Keinhard duds, oisooeyea stop sing, $5. .... Roger Blaine Twedell, violation of basic rule. S20. Stanley Canton Sherwood, diso beyed stop sign. S5. JJorotny ouoen luray, uisootj to stop sign. S3. Jov Louise STOCKSUii, improper left turn, $5. Kenneth Albert Williams, viola tion of basic rule. $10. Beulah Vaughn Balderston, viola tion of basic rule. $10. Loen Duane Russell, no tail lights. $20. . , Kxlgar itoDen wauter. lauure to stop, $5. Lucile Mary Motejka, violation of basic rule, $2.50. Bobbv Kenneth Allen, disobeyed. red light, $10. -
