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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE.
THURSDAY, JUNE 16, I960
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GOING TO THE DOGS "Whatl's you mean, you're leav
ing? , said Pepper to his friend, Stumpy the owl. " 'Cause I
feel like I'm going to the dogs," was the owl's quick reply
The pair teamed up three weeks ago when the dog's owner,
Bob Webb, 10, of Atiant, Ga., caught the baby owl. Since
then the owl has plans of his own about leaving. Like the
old saying goes, "Owl s fair in love and war."
(UPI Tclepholo)
Sixty County 4-H
Club Members To
Leave for School
Sixty Jackson county
4-H'ers will leave Medford
Saturday morning to attend
the annual 4-H club summer
school at Oregon State college
in Corvallis, according to
Glenn Klein, Jackson county
4-H club agent.
Chosen on the basis of 4-H
achievement and leadership,
the 4-H'ers will represent
Jackson county as they par
ticipate with almost 2.000
4-H'ers from the rest of Ore
gon in a week's study in home
economics, agriculture and re
lated sciences.
The purpose of the school is
to supplement regular 4-H
project work. Club members
will attend five days of class
es and assemblies beginning
at 8:30 a.m. each day and end
ing at 4:20 p.m. In addition
to subject matter classes,
recreation, art, beginning and
advanced swimming, gymnas
tics, football, Softball, fblk
dancing, band and chorus will
be included In some class pro
grams. Delegates will be housed In
college dormitories, fraterni
ties, sororities and cooperative
houses. This gives 4-H'ers a
chance to live with and learn
from 4-H'crs from other sec
lions of Oregon.
Several special features are
Included in the program in
cluding a 4-H Sunday Service
conducted by the club mem
bers. Philip Krouse of Apple
gate will give the closing
message.
Jackson county delegates
will return Saturday, June 25.
Delegates attending and schol
arship donors are:
Medford: Bonnie K n a p p,
fair board; Elizabeth Clark,
U.S. National Bank of Port
land, Medford branch; Mary
Ann Carnegie, Central Point
4-H; Georgia Milchel, Med
ford Brick Layers Local 19;
Heather Rode, Groceteria;
Mary Kay Hockstattcr, Ante
lope 4-H; Chip Bufflngton,
Phoenix 4-H; Russell Fields.
U.S. National Bank of Port
land, Medford branch; Pat
rick Ncal, Sis-Q 411; Ray
mond Houguier, Groceteria.
Rogue River: Marilyn Dcck-
elman, Evans Valley Extcn
sion Unit; Lanny Parsons,
Rogue River Lions club.
Gold Hill: Terry Gail, fair
board.
Central Point - Wcstsidc:
Nikki Hammond, fair board;
Sue Higinbotham, Southern
Oregon Production Credit as
sociation; Laurence Kollow,
westsifle Extension Unit; Pa
tricia McCuc, Central Point
Garden club and Central
Point Home Extension Unit
Linda Cornutt, Phoenix 411
Carolyn Sidener, J. C. Penney
company; Carolyn Barnes,
Antelope 4-H; Carol Foote,
Central Point Grange; Mar
tha Humphrey. Talent 4-H;
Roxanne Terry, Groceteria;
Daren Aldridge, Applegate
4-H; Clint Gibson, Groceteria;
and Todd Caster, fair board;
Martha Dullard, Central Point
4-H.
Talent: Judy Bagley, Talent
Lions club; Paillette Creel,
Valley View Extension Unit;
Linda Mullin, U.S. National
Bank of Portland, Ashland
branch; Kathy Zapell, Ore
gon Egg Producers; Ron Willi
lock, U.S. National Bank of
Portland, Ashland branch.
Eagle Point: Alice Wool
folk, Rogue Elk Extension
Unit; Teresa Pruett, Upper
Rogue Grange; Charlotte
Bush, Groceteria; Susie Car
roll, Central Point 4-H, Geor
gia Hubbard, fair board;
Frances Huffman, Eagle Point
Grange; Karen Jossy, fair ,
board; Paulcltc A n d e r son,
Southern Oregon Production
Credit association; Florence
W org folk. Knitten Kittens
4-H club and Talent 4-H; Don
na Geren, Sis-Q 4-H; Ellen
Hay, Ileese Creek Extension
Unit and Upper Valley Com
munity club; Judy Hill, Shady
Cove Grange and Eagle Point
Extension Unit; Laura Mae
Noble, stale fair: Jcrrv Moore.
Shady Cove Rotary; Ric Mey
er, Monarch Feed tnd Seed.
Applegate Valley: Sally
Herriott, Applegate Home Ex
tension Unit; LaVerne Gu
ches, J. C. Penney company;
Billy Piete, Applegate Live
stock association: Virgil
Prowell, Applegate Garden
club; Mike Elmore, fair board;
Robert Piete, Applegate PTA;
Russell Elmore, Safeway
Stores, Inc.; Philip Krouse.
fair board; Mary Ann Cant
rail, Upper Applegate Grange;
Clyde Travis, fair board;
Richard Bottger, Upper Ap
plegate Extension Unit.
Ashland: Janis Torrcy, Bell-
view Grange.
Phoenix: James Scott, Pho
nix Grange.
Jackson counly -H club
agents, Norma Hague and
Klein, and Miss Feme Keliow
will accompany the delegates.
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