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Unity. We. , 1939 MAIL TRIBUNE, M.dfW, Or. CENTRAL POINT Poster Features Week 7 Br DORIS HUGHES Central Point - Visitors at the Central Point library last week ' commented on the at tractiveness of the large new .poster 'which features a child exploring books. .Librarian at Central Point is Mrs. Violet . Cook. Arranged in the room is a long table where students may work, taking advantage of the reference material available. Requested books maybe ordered from the 'Medford library.-Mrs. Cook said. She said she also would t appreciate information re garding the types, of books visitors would prefer. A fresh supply of reading ; material is assured with the .monthly exchange of approx imately 70 books --with the Medford library. Current mag azines also are on hand. The Central Point library is ; open Mondays from 1 to 5 v p Jn. and Friday from 1 to 5 p.m. Tuesdays the library is open from 7 to 9 p.m. A drop in slot affords convenience in - returning books at any time. - Bill Brewster, principal, announced that an interesting session was held recently for , teachers of Jewett Elementary school by the Jackson County ' curriculum materials director, Jim McDonald. The theme of ': the meeting was "Lets get ; acquainted with the facilities ! of the Jackson county curri culum material center." The newly expanded offices of the ' department have services to otter in every area of the school curriculum. Various au '; dio visual aids, including mock-ups and models and pro ; jection equipment of many types and. 750 educational ! films and film strips are avail- j able. : ,: man'visited last week end jn Klamath Falls it the home of their son and daughter-in-law, M-. and Mrs. Ralph Greenman and children, Cherry, Tony and Carrie. The occasion was the celebration of Mrs. Ralph Greenman's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herrman are parents of an 8 pound S ounce boy born Nov. 1 at the McMinnville hospital. He has been named B r e n t Allan. Grandparents are Mrs. Mary Herrmann of Central Point and Mr. and Mrs. Delos Wal ker of Gold Hill. Great grand parents of Gold Hill are Mx. and Mr. Alva Walker. Both the mother and father of the baby were students of Crater High school.' Herrmann is: in his junior year atLinfield col lege. - . ; Two art workshop periods , at Jewett school with Warren ': Holbrook, District 6C art su pervisor, were scheduled Oct. " 29. and Nov, 4. Bill Brewster announced 'that H. P. Jewett school re- ' eeived an "excellent" stand- .. ardization rating by the state . department this year. Oregon " schools must meet state re ' quirements to be able to re ceive moneys from the. basic school support fund, he said. The school was inspected by Miss Irene Halburg, state supervisor of elementary edu cation. She was accompanied by Robert A. Lawrence, Jack s' son county elementary super l visdr. '.',' ' ' -J i Mr. and Mrs. Royal Green- Dr. Singer Speaks At St. Mary's Dr. Kurt D. Singer of the , National. School Assembles, :- and . a world authority on pie and traitors, spoke to the St. Mary's student body Tues day, Oct. 3. . r , Dr. Singer was an intelli- gence officer for the United , States during World War II, ' and operated in Sweden, Den ; mark, Norway and Finland. After the war, his. operations continued in Germany. . He has written many books, among which are "The- World's Best Spy," ''More Spy Stories," and "The Danny t Kay Story," which have been ' added to the school library. ' DEATH TAKES FOUNDER. f Chicago -dTP&- Paul 'V. Gal i, vin, 64, founder and chair- man of the board of Motor .' ola. Inc., died Thursday night. Mrand Mrs. Lelan Starks returned to Central Point re cently from Seattle where they had been since . July. Starks is emDloved at a mill in the Camp White area and they are making their: home in Central Point. . I i ' . ' The Mothersinsers met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Clifford Ayres. Approximate ly 17 women attended. With j the two previous meetings! being takVn up with organiza-! tion. Tuesday's meeting mark-1 e.d the beginning of actuall practice as a singing group. The ' erouD. which will sing regular choral numbers in three parts, is under the direc tion of Mrs. Harvey Field. 2,205 People '; Visit Museum "Jacksonville A t o t a 1 of 2,205 people from'-33' states, Canada, England, Puerto Rico and West Africa visited the Jacksonville m u a e u m last month. : according ;;,td J Miss Mary Hartley, curator. ' The number A of v visitors ! brought the total since July ' 10, 1950, to 360,139. Included in the visitors was 1 a special education class from the Lone Pine school 'under: th direction of Mrs. E. H. i Baalman, one from the First Baptist church, Ashland, a j Rnv Spout Troon, a Cub Scout ! nack. both from Medford, and Girl . Scout troop irom Grants Pass. --a "i " rKft and loan were tre- sehted by Mrs. Edith Gilford, 1 Fannie Whitman,. Mrs. Zora : Humphrey, H. D. Woods, all of Medford; Glen' Simpson, Mrs. Larkin Grubb, and Ernel E. Steans, all . of i. Ashland; Mrs. Herbert It.Hanna, Jack-1 sonville; .. James H. Staggers, Grants Pass; Bert C.Thomas,, Klamath Falls; Mrs. Mane Rice Moorei and Homer-Bill ings, both Portland; and R. O. Butcher. Schoharie.'NJY. Gifts and loans also includ ed a set of mule shoes from , the Jackson county court.. Grants Pass Farm. Takes Championships Grants Pass Hoots Angus farm's two-y e a r-o 1 d ;" bull, Hoots Bardoliermere, was awarded a purple' ribbon, as grand champion Angus bull at the Grand. National Livestock exposition in San Francisco last week. . 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