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County 4-H Club
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For Summer Camp
Fifty-nine Jackson county
4-H club members have been
selected by the county 4-H
executive committte to tttend
this year's 4-H summer school
t Oregon Statt college.
The school will be held
June 18 to 23. The 4-H'ers
will livt in college dormi
tories, fraternity and sorority
houses and will have n op
portunity to meet club mem
bers from all parts of Oregon.
They will have a variety of
subjects from which to choose
during class hours which will
be taught by college instruc
tors, extension agents and pro
fessional people. Swimming,
exchange dinners and inform
al get-togethers are some of
the entertainment activities
available.
Those selected to attend
from Jackson county are Bon
nie Knapp, George Mitchel,
Mary Kay Hockstatter, Mary
Ann Carnegie, Heather Rode,
Roxanne Terry, Martha Hum
phrey, Marjorie Wonderly,
Martha Bullard, Russell
Fields, James Scott. Chin
Buffington and Raymon Nou
guier, Medford.
Laura May Noble, Patsy
Charley, Paulette Anderson,
Alice Woolfolk, Georgia Hub
bard, Teresa Pruett, Donna
Geren, Susie Carroll, Judy
Hill, Karen Jossy, Ellen Hay,
Florence Woolfolk, Frances
Huffcan, Jerry Moore and Ric
Meyer, Eagle Fofnt.
Sally Jo Herriott, Sandy
Brewster, Diane Brewster,
Mike Elmore, Russell Elmore,
Phil Krouse, Virgil Prowell,
Robert Plete and Billy Piete,
Applegate; Charlotte Bush,
Carol Foote, Elaine McKay,
Sue Higinbotham, Carolyn
Sidener, Nikki Hammond,
Karen Alldridge, Laurene
Kellow, Clint Gibson and
Todd Caster, Central Point.
Linda Mullin, Paulette
Creel, Judy Bagley and Ron
Whillock, Talent; Janis Tor
rey, Ashland; Mary Anne1 Can
trail, Ruch; Laverne Guches,
Patrick Neal, Clyde Travis,
and Richard Bottger, Jackson
ville; Lanny Parsons, Gold
Hill; and Kathy Zapell, Phoe
nix. Local Chairman
Of Drive Named
Mrs. George Rode, 2242
Buena Vista dr., has been ap
pointed Jackson county chair
man of the 1960 World Peace
conference to be held; in the
Multnomah hotel in Portland
May 12 and 13. The confer
ence is sponsored by the Dem
ocratic party of Oregon.
Mrs. Beulah Hand, Demo
cratic state vice chairman and
director of women's activities,
announced Mrs. Rode's ap
pointment. The 1960 conference is the
first of its kind to be held
on the west coast. Mrs. Hand
is urging all interested per
sons to contact their county
chairman for complete details.
All womerfs organizations in
the state have been invited
to participate and a special
invitation has been issued to
men to attend.
The conference ' program
will feature panel discussions
on the political and econoitiic
dimensions of peace, and
"peace and disarmament."
Former C o n g r esswoman
Helen Gahagan Douglas will
speak Friday, May 13, and
Mrs. . Wayne Morse will ad
dress the May 12 luncheon.
Mrs. Maurine Neuberger will
speak at the May 13 luncheon.
Among panel participants
are Charles A. Sprague, form
er Oregon governor; Karlin
M. Capper-Johnson, president
of the Oregon UN association;
Prof. Raymond F. Mikesell,
University of Oregon; and
Kalesh Dudharkar, Bombay,
India. Foreign students also
will speak.
Snow Shoveer Nets
Real Coof Profit
Milwaukee - Melvin Brod
sky just didn't feel like
shoveling the snow off his
driveway. For three days he
left his car in the garage and
took the bus to work.
Broisky finally tackled the
chore when his wife needed
the car for a shopping trip.
. In clearing away the snow,
Brodsky uncovered his wallet
containing $30 which he had
lost the day he put the car
awty, A few mora minutes
of shoveling and he found a
JH00 bill, which police re
turned to him when no claims
on it were made.
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New York UPI - New
$rk's aft Hotel is avoiding
departure dtfhys by using
closed circuit television to
keep track of its guests' phone
bills. At check-out time, lobby
level cashiers thumb a button
and their TV screens scan the
guest room phone register 22
stories above, giving final bill
information fast. ,
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CENTRAL POINT, OREGON
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