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Wednesday, Dec 16, 1959 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. 3 School News McLoughlin Junior High By Sue Williams McLoughlin Boosters will be sporting school colors in the rooting sections for the basketball season with the ar rival this week of new gold sweaters to go with their black skirts. The halls have resounded this week with music as stud ents in the PE classes started their session of square danc ing. The boys and girls classes are combined for this activity. Special practice sessions are being held as the music stud ents prepare for the combined Christmas program to be held at Hedrick Dec. 17. Linda Wilson, Judy Fore man, and Dixie Taylor were selected from the Home Ec de partment to demonstrate how to give a pre-Christmas 'teen party on Gretchen Wade's Friendship Circle program on television, Monday, Dec. 14. Miss Mary Grumbach is their teacher. FHA members went to the new Safeway store at the Medford Shopping Center Thursday afternoon after school and were conducted on a tour through the meat de partment, produce depart ment, storage rooms and cold rooms. Al Nordquist, store manager, answered questions. Miss Ruth Osborn accompan ied the group. Each girl was presented a hyacinth bulb as a gift from the store. Fred Spiegelberg, senior high football coach, was guest speaker at the annual Foot ball banquet for the eighth and ninth grade Bulldog teams and their dads held in the cafeteria Thursday eve ning. Awards were presented to individual players and movies of the Mac-Hedrick game and the Medford-Jeffer-son game were shown to the group. Mike Neahamer was pre sented the outstanding leader ship award; David Crocker, outstanding lineman; Ron Caulkins, outstanding back; and Jim Titus, most improved player award. A new honor, that of the most valuable player on the eighth grade team, went to Mike Barnes. The coaches, Ralph Perkins, and, Dale Bates, made the awards. The boys in turn pre sented their coaches with gifts, Mr. Perkins a jacket, and Mr. Bates, insulated hunt ing gear. Berl Cox, principal, Elliot Becken and Russ Acheson, as sistant superintendents, and other school officials were special guests. The students in the home economics depart ment served the dinner, and the students in the art depart ment furnished decorations used in the banquet setting. Ceramics, puppets, marion ettes, and linear collage are 1 on display in the main hall ' showcase, all done by William ; Stoughton's art classes. The j Breezeway Gallery also has news displays of work done j by the art classes with various kinds of painting. j Torch Honor met last week j with Sue Rambo presiding, i Plans are being made for a j dance to be held sometime in : February. Large amounts of clothing j were collected last week for j the Bundle Day Clothing drive which ended Friday. A number of items were retain ed for use in the Jackson ; county clothing pool and the j rest was sent to headquarters ; to be distributed in the more isolated regions of the United States and overseas. ILLINOIS VALLEY Yule Program Set Br MARGARET M. CROWL Cave Junction - A Christ mas program will be present ed by the choral and music groups of the Illinois Valley High school Dec. 17 in the school gym at 8 p.m. A dress rehearsal will be presented to the IV student body the morn ing of the program. Drivers of the Illinois Val- ley school buses are scheduled to attend a safety school Dec. 16-17. The first meeting will be in Grants Pass at the high school the evening of Dec. 16 and the second will be at Illi nois Valley High school, in the visual-audio room, the eve ning of Dec. 17. In addition to the bus drivers, members of the state police and other law enforcement officers will at tend. This school is a regular part of the state's safety pro gram. Dr. A. N. Collman, who re ceived a badly crushed verte brae in a fall at his home two weeks ago, is slowly improv ing and is keeping office Americans eat an average of 18.6 gallons of ice cream a year. hours from 10 a.m. to noon each week day and will see other patients by appointment who cannot make it during these hours. nS333a3GBBQS J. J. (Cap) Castleberry is in the Seaside hospital in Cres cent City where he was taken following a heart attack rec ently. He was in an oxygen tent for three days but that has been removed. Mr. and Mrs. Castleberry are former owners of a cafe in Cave Junction. Stewart Jones, who has been a partner with Samuel Miller in the electrical busi ness for the last 15 years, has purchased the Miller equity and will operate it by himself. He will continue to use the name Miller Electric, howev er. Miller will devote his time to the motel business. 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