Double Sessions in Schoolo
Can Be Bad, Survey Indicates
(Editor's Note: This ia an
other in the series arti
cles about schools and prob
lems in which parents are
interested. The articles
have been furnished by the
National Education associa
tion.) Washington, D. C-Double
sessions, a last resort effort in
some communities to meet the
classroom shortage, can be en
dured for one year in an
emergency, but if continued
for long can be disastrous to
pupil learning and teacher
morale.
This is the conclusion ad
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the San Francisco World Trade Assn., at the Kremlin in
Moscow. Mikoyan met with a group of Northern California
businessmen who are in Moscow to promote trade between
the Soviet Union and the U. S. In center is San Francisco
Port Authority head, Cyril Magnin, leader of the group.
The Family Council
Editor's note: The Family Counci. consists of Judge, a psychiatrist,
three clergymen, a newspaper editor a women's editor and two writers.
Each article Is a summary of an actual report. The Family Counci) does
not (I've advice; it merely report
with by responsible agencies and
Edna R. It's a laugh to
see her with this kid.
Clara J He's young, but
he has a kind heart.
Edna R. I am at my wit's
end trying to help my 25-year-old
sister, who happens to
have less sense than a 5-year-old.
At 18 she got involved with
a married man and bore a son
out of wedlock. She was con
vinced he was going to marry
her and insisted on keeping
the child. Well, no such luck!
The cad had just had a baby
by his wife and had no inten
tion of leaving her.
Now Clara has gotten -involved
with a kid of 20. This
boy is very handsmoe, but he
looks like 17. It's a laugh to
see them together. I am taking
care of my sister's son until
she can make a home for
him. Butvif she marries this
gu: I know I'll have my nep
hew back on my hands in no
time.
Clara J It's all very well
for Edna to laugh at my boy
friend, but she doesn't realize
how rough things are for me.
Several times during the
past few years I have gotten
serious with men. But when
I told them about my son they
dropped me like a hot cake.
One man said he would marry
me if I gave the boy out for
adoption. I don't want to" do
that. I love my son and want
to keep him.
When I told Jack about my
age and my son, he said it
didn't make any difference o
him. He loves me anyway and
wouldn't make me give up
the boy. Jack is young but he
has a kind heart. I have spok
en to some of my friends and
they say five years don't real
ly make much difference
when there is love.
The Council: We agree that
that a five year age gap isn't
serious when love is involved,
but we think it is important
to consider which five years
are involved.
At 20, Jack is not of an
age to know whether he real
ly wants to marry an older
woman with a child. It is easy
for him to take these things
lightly. He just doesn't know
what they mean.
ATTENTION THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES I
2 Miles
Southwest
of Phoenix
on Pioneer Rd.
vanced by the National School
Boards association in a new
publication "What Price Dou
ble Sessions?" The pamphlet
is based on a doctoral study
made by Eugene Oliver which
was concerned largely with
what happened at one high
school in Arlington Heights,
111. That school was forced
At Arlington juniors and
seniors attended class from
7:25 ajn. until 1:10 p jn.; fresh
men and sophomores were in
school from 11 suQ. until 4:45
pjn. During the overlap per
iod there were three lunch
periods, so that one-third of
on proDiems tnat nave neen dealt
counselors.
Clara has a difficult prob
lem and we can understand
why she leaps at a possible
solution. Unfortunately, easy
solutions to difficult problems
are rare. In this case we are
afraid that no, solution is be
ing offered.
When a youth of 20 says
that the existence of a 6-yar-
old child makes "no differ
ence," he just doesn't know
what he's talking about. This
negative position is not
enough. The man Clara mar
ries should have a positive
desire to know and love this
child and must want to make
a home for him. It can make
a favorable difference with a
man mature enough to under
stand the responsibility in
volved and willhig neverthe
less to undertake it.
- Edna's' sneering about the
relationship is unkind and
does her sister no good. It
forces her to fight to defend
herself rather than to face the
real issues. Clara should be
encouraged to seek better re
lationships with men who
have a higher sense of pur
pose in life than those she has
met in the past. Her child
can be a help to her rather
than a hindrance if she re
members that she must main
tain high standards for his
sake.
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Reported to Police
Four cases of shoplifting at
Van Lee's 88-Cents store, 127
North Central ave., were re
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day and Tuesday by Thomas
Paul Shuler, assistant man
ager of the store.
, Police said all cases in
volved juveniles, and that
complaints were signed
against three youngsters in
volved in two of the cases,
while no complaints were
signed in the other two cases.
The" three against whom
complaints were signed in
cluded two boys, 11 and 13,
from Central Point, and a 15-year-old.
Ashland girl. All
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all the students were in the
cafeteria throughout the over
lap period.
Effect Found
The effect on the education
al program, Dr. Oliver found,
was:
A 24 per cent reduction in
the time students spent in
class.
Study hall time was greatly
reduced.
A striking reduction in use
of library resources.
A 27 per cent decrease in
enrollment in music.
Students spent less time in
school, before and after class
es. Grades declined slightly,
with the greatest loss to stud
ents who had been above aver
age. Most striking was a 54 per
cent reduction in student par
ticipation in extra-curricular
activities, including athletics,
dramatics, speech, music, pub
lications, student council and
student clubs.
Most of the upper clawmen,
who got out of schoolCfti the
early afternoon, liked the ar
rangement; most of the fresh
men and sophomores, in class
until late afternoon didn't
like it.
Impact on Attendance
The study showed that
doubling up had no significant
impact on attendance, disci
pline, or student morale. Fac
ulty members worked an eight
hour day, as usual, but there
was an adverse effect on their
morale, atVibuted to split f ac
culty meetings and the lack
of opportunity for the whole
group to meet at one time.
Only one parent in four felt
that' tiie achievement of his
own son or daughter had been
adversely affected. Some saw
advantages in the double shift,
such as the added time for a
part time job, help around the
house or other activities.
Among the upper classmen,,
whose afternoons were for the
most part free, 68 per cent got
part .time jobs.
Dislike Arrangement
The teachers liked the ar
rangement less than any other
group. Thes. complained of
lack of opportunity to give
individual attention to stud
ents, before or after regular
school hos. Curriculum im
provement programs which
had been planned had to be
abandoned, and there was
little opportunity for experi
mentation. There was a slight rise in
the per capita operating cost
of the school, disregarding the
building fund, but the rise was
thought to be due to other
factors than the double ses
sions. Overall, the conclusion was
that when there are double
sessions "children receive less
education and a poorer quality
of education."
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING
ON INTERIM ZONING
The Jackson County Planning Com
mission will hold a Public Hearing
in the office of the Jackson Comity
Planning Commission on the jird
Floor. Jackson County Court Bouse
Annex Medford, Oregon, on the
9th day of September. 1959 at
8 :00 P.M.
In accordance with the provision
ot tne uounty Planning Law"
(O.R.S. 215.010-215.190 inclusive)
notice is hereby given that the
Jackson County Planning Commis
sion, Jackson County, Oregon, in
compliance with said law will hold
a Public Hearing on a Proposed
Interim Zoning, Ordinance in Sec
tions 26, 27. 33, 34, and 35 in Town
shin 36 South, Range 2 West and
in Sections 2 and 3 in Townshio 37
South, Range 2 West of the Willa
mette Meridian in Jackson County,
Oregon, except that portion within
the incorporate City Limits of Cen
tral Point, Oregon, and more fully
described as follows:
Beginning at the center line of
neaa noaa ana tne most easterly
line of the City Limits of Central
Point, Oregon, in Section 2 Town
ship 37 South. Range 2 West of the
Willamette Meridian in Jackson
County, Oregon; thence East along
tne center line of Head Koad to
its intersection with the center
line of Hamrick Road; thence North
along the center line of Hamrick
Road to intersect the center line
of Beebe Road; thence West along
tne center line of iseebe Road to
its intersection with Gebhard Road;
thence in a Northerly direction
along the center line of Gebhard
Road to its Intersection with the
center line of Wilson Road; thence
West alone the center line of Wil
son Road to the center line of Up
ton Koaa; tnence norm along tne
center line of Upton Road to the
Northeast corner of Donation Land
Claim 56 in Township 36 South,
Range 2 West of the Willamette
Meridian in Jackson County, Ore
gon; thence West along the north
line of Donation Land Claim 56 to
the Northwest corner of said Do
nation Land Claim; thence South
along the west line of Donation
Land Claim 56 to the Northeast
corner of Donation Land Claim 59:
thence West along the north line
of Donation Land Claim 59 to Inter
sect the easterly line of U.S. High
way 99 as it existed July, 1959;
thence in a Southerly direction
along the easterly line of U.S.
Highway 99 to its intersection with
tne city Limits ot central foirn,
Oregon: thence North along said
City Limits to intersect the east
and west center line of Section 3
Township 37 South, Range 2 West
of the Willamette Meridian in Jack
son County, Oregon; thence East to
the center of Section 3 said Town
ship and Ranee: thence North
along the north and south center
line of section 3 said lownsnip ana
Range 1040 feet to the most north
erly northwest corner of the City
Limits of Central Point, Oregon:
thence East along said City Limits
line 1338.98 feet to the west line of
Upton Road; thence South along
the west line of Upton Jjtoad 1040
feet to intersect the easVand west
center line of Section 3 Township
37 South, Range 2 West of the
Willamette Meridian; thence East
along the east and west center line
of Sctions 3 and 2 in said Township
and Range - to the most easterly
northeast corner of tbyk City Lim
its of Central Point; tlrance South
along said City Limits to the cen
ter of Head Road and the point of
beginning.
Signed: Edwin W. Gebhard,.
Planning Commission
Jackson County
President
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of
Jackson Probate Department
In the Matter of the Estate of
Joseph M., Burrows, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
I have been duly and regularly
appointed Administratrix of the
above entitled estate under and by
virtue of an order of the Circuit
Court of Jackson County, Oregon,
duly , made, rendered and entered
upon August 24, 1959, and all
creditors having claims against
said deceased are hereby notified
to present the same duly verified to
me at the offices of Roberts, Kell
ington & Branchfield. 201-5 U. S.
National Bank Building, Medford,
Oregon, within six months from
the date of this notice.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this
26th day of August, 1959.
Margaret Grabel
Administratrix
Roberts, Kellington & Branchfield
Attorneys for said Estate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 10600
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY -
EM THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF ERNEST L. HOLBROOK.
deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the above court has appointed
the undersigned administratrix with
the will annexed of the estate of
ERNEST L. HOLBROOK, deceased.
All persons' having claims against
said estate are hereby riuired to
present the same witn proper
vouchers within six months from
this date at the offices of Frohn
mayer, Lowry, Hogan & Deathe
rage, Cooley Theatre Building,
Medford, Oregon.
Dated and first published this
12 day of August, 1959.
VIRGINIA HOLBROOK,
Administratrix
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at
730 o'clock PJW. on the 10th day
of September, 1959, in the Council
Chambers of the City Hall in the
City of Medford, Oregon there
shall be a public hearing by and
before the Planning Commission of
said City on the question of chang
ing the zoning of the 'following
described area within said city,
to-wit:
Commencing at a point on the
North line of the East Ell of
Donation Land Claim No. 42 in
To nship 37 South, Range 1 West
of the Willamette Meridian in
Jackson County, Oregon, said
point being South 89' 54" West
1420.2 feet from the Northeast
' corner of the said East Ell of
Donation Land Claim No. 42
(being the most easterly North
east corner of said Claim); thence
North 523.85 feet to the .true
point - of beginning, being the
Northeast corner of tract de
scribed in Volume 443, Page 363
of the Deed Records of Jackson
County, Oregon; thence contin
uing North 764.25 feet; thence
West 1080.1 feet, more or less,
to the easterly line of Biddle
Road; thence South 13 36' East
along saia easterly road line
775.0 feet, more or less, to the
Northwest corner of said tract
described in Volume 443, Deeds,
Page 363; thence North 89 54'
East 895.0 feet to tne true point
of beginning,
being an area on the East side of
Biddle Road between Jackson
Street and McAndrews Road, from
Class IA, Single Family Dwelling
District to Class IV, Limited Light
Industrial District.
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LEGAL NOTICES
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bids, will be received by
tne Jackson county court, at coun
ty Court Room. Jackson County
Courthouse, Medford, Oregon until
10 AM. Pacific Standard Time on
September 14, 1959, for the air con
ditioning of the Circuit Court Room
No. 1 and clerks offices, in Jackson
County Courthouse, Medford, Ore-
One set of drawings, specifica
tions and forms of contract docu
ments may be obtained by prime
bidders only from the office of
JtoDert J. Keeney. Architect, 210
Fluhrer Building, Medford, Oregon
uponrja deposit of S20.O0 per set.
Additional sets may be obtained
from the architect for the cost of
reproduction.
The deposit made upon the pro
curement of drawings .specifications,
and forms of contract documents
will be refunded upon the return
thereof in good condition by the
actual bidders within ten days after
the opening ofObids, but to non
bidders only if returned ife later
than one week prior to the bid
opening.
The drawings, specifications, and
forms of contract documents may
be examined at the Builders Ex
change in Portland, Eugene and
Medford, or at the offices of the
Architect.
No bid will be considered unless
fully completed in the manner pro
vided in the "Instructions to Bid
ders" upon the Bid Form provided
by the Architect and accompanied
by a certified check on Bid Bond,
executed in favor of Jackson Coun
ty, Oregon, in an amount not less
than ten percent of the total
amount of each base bid, to be
forfeited as fixed and liquidated
damages should the bidder neglect
or refuse to enter into a contract
and provide suitable bond for the
faithful performance of the work
in the event the contract is award
ed to him.
The Jackson County Court re
serves the right to reject any or
all bids, to waive informalities, and
to make such awards as it deter
mines to be in the best interests
of the County.
No bidder may withdraw his bid
after the hour set for the opening
thereof until after Cfhe elapse of
thirty days from the bid opening.
Jackson County Court
Jackson County Courthouse
Medford. Oregon
Publications and Dates:
Medford Mail Tribune Medford,
September 2, 1959
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY, GIVEN to
the legal school voters of School
District No. 4 and 22 of Jackson
County, State of Oregon, that a
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING of
said school district has been called
and will be held at Phoenix Grade
School and the Talent Grade School
within said school districts on the
16th day of September, 1959, from
2:00 PM. until 8:00 P.M. for the
following Purpose:
To vote upon the question of
the consolidation of the following
named school districts: District
No. 4, Phoenix and District No.
22, Talent.
It is mutually understood and
agreed by all districts listed
above, that each district shall
remain soley liable for existing
bonded indebtedness until such
existing bonded indebtedness is
paid. This agreement is made as
provided in O.R.S. 330.240 Sec
tion (2). An affirmative vote on
consolidation will authorize the
consolidated district to levy such
separate annual levies.
DATED at Medford, Oregon, this
26th day of August, 1959.
JACKSON COUNTY DISTRICT
BOUNDARY BOARD
By Earl M. Miller.
County Judge, Chairman
Chester H. Wendt,
County Commissioner
Alf B. Mekvold,
County School Superintendent,
Secretary i
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that I
have been appointed by the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
Jackson County, Administrator with
Will annexed of the Estate of Hat
tie B. Dickson, deceased, and have
qualified. All persons having claims
against the estate of said decedent
are hereby notified to present them
with proper vouchers duly verified
to me at my oiiice in itoom ji.
Medical Center Building, in Med
ford. Oregon, -within six months
11 UIH UietUttlC Ul una uuMW.
Dated and first published August
19th, 1959.
RONALD L. RICKETTS
Administrator, with
Will annexed ! -
Attorneys for AdministratoxJ
7,372 Claim
Jobless Benefits
Salem - (UPD - The State
Employment department said
Tuesday that 7-372 persons
claimed unemployment insur-j
ance benefits last week.
This is slightly under the
previous week,s 7,621.
The decrease came as ideal
weather pushed all industries
toward seasonal neaks in em
ployment. Food processing is
at its seasonal high while
lumber, construction, and oth
er outdoor activities are near-
ing peak production. o
Trade and service indus
tries, with the full tide of the
tourist season at hand, also
are making the most of fleet
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There are upwards of 300
million cases of malaria in
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He is stationed aboard the
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Island, working out of Seattle.
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ship visited Panama, New
York, Boston, New Found
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