Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 17, 1960, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Sunday, Jan. 17, 1960 National YMCA Week Observed National Young Men's Christian association week will be observed at the Med ford YMCA this week with the annual meeting Tuesday night and an open house Sun day, Jan. 24. The Tuesday meeting will start at 6:30 p.m. with a pot luck dinner. Nine directors will be elected for three-year terms, volunteers will be rec ognized, and entertainment is planned. Open house next Sunday will be from 2 to 5 p.m. Dr. Earl Johnson is in charge of arrangements with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Chamberlain in charge of refreshments. Activities scheduled during the week include a square dance instruction period at the social hall Monday night, and a free basketball throw con test for boys between 8 and 18 years old Wednesday. A swimming exhibition is sched uled Thursday if work on the pool is completed, Robert Jones, secretary, said. YMCAs throughout the country will observe Nation al YMCA week. The first YMCA in North America was founded in Mon treal in 1851, and a short time later, the first association was organized in this country in Boston. There are 1,961 YMCAs with a membership of more than 2,656,000 in the country and Canada today. McLoughlin Junior High By Sarah Matthews. Lani Jennings, Suzi Land, and Jerry Braun Ray Lewis took a special group of ninth grade students to entertain the meeting of the Retired Teachers associa tion at the Girls' Community club, Monday, Jan. 11. Small colts, rearing stal lion, sentle mares, and heavy work horses made up the exhibit in the library showcase emphasizing t he many kinds of horse stories the library has. Cora Kave nor, Jamie Briggs, Marilyn Beihn, Sharon Hale, and Kathy Crosby contributed the china, plastic, and hard-carved horses shown in the collection. Stamp club members were ahown the large collection of stamps belonging to Mrs. Er ward Leech, of the Jackson County Stamp club, when she spoke to the group Monday. Some of the more interesting collections included a series from Japan going back to the oldest known stamp up to the most recent Japanese stamp, and her collection of stamps from all over the world hon oring the Boy Scout organization. In the display case in the main hall a different kind of display is being shown. It's a sample of clothing made by McLoughlin girls in Miss Ruth Osborn's clothing class es. Janet Eddy, Sandra Grimes. Marsha Williams, Lorraine Hampton, and Sher ron Smets are the excellent seamstresses who contributed to the display. . Library club members were guests at the regular Mc Loughlin School Radio club broadcast over KYJC Satur day evening. Marilyn Conrad was the moderator for the group with Valerie Knights, Karen South, and Jeanette McArthur telling of the func tion of the Library club and the services the library offers to students. Semester examination time Is approaching with special subject tests scheduled this week. Nine week finals and, for ninth graders, semester finals, are scheduled for the week of Jan. 25. Intramural basketball was held in the gyms Saturday for all three grades. The McLoughlin PTA will hold its winter meeting Thurs day, Jan. 21. at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Leonard Mayfield is sched uled to speak about his re cent trip to Russia. All par ents are urged to attend. Eighth graders will hold their annual party Jan. 22, in the Girls' gymnasium from 7:30 to. 10 pjtn. Admission will be by tickets purchased this week at school. Students working on committees are Leslie Stanley. Barbara Cham pion. Nicky Ober, Pam Jones, Marilyn W a t c k i n s. Mike Barnes, Steve Ettles, and Bob Walker. Parents chaperoning the affair are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sheldon. Mrs. Champion, and Dr. and Mrs. Stanley. All eighth grade students and teachers are invited to attend. 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