PTA Honors Teachers
And Staffs of Schools
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. ORE.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 31.: 1960
.Prospect - The Prospect
PTA recently held a recep
tion honoring the teachers
and. staff of the Prospect
schools.
. Teachers honored included:
. ...Roscoe Larson, Larry
Drake, Gerald Gardner, Vern
on Haddeland, Mrs. Charlotte
Hall, Miss Patricia Lull, Du
ane Payne, and William
Schults, all of the high school.
Evergreen and Kirby
PTA Meeting Held
Illinois Valley A joint
meeting of th,e Evergreen and
Kirby school PTA groups was
held Oct. 20 at Evergreen
school.
A total of 46 members have
been registered for the Kirby
PTA, It was announced.
The Evergreen PTA set
Nov. 19 as the date for the
annual around the world din
ner, major fund raising pro
ject of the group.
Dr. Stevenson addressed
the joint gathering, telling of
purposes and functions of In
stitutlons. Max Brading, of the
state board of health, discus
sed the Tuberculin Skin Test
ing clinic presently being con
ducted in the area.
Membership List for
PTA Now Totals 367
Phoenix - The PhoenlX'
Talent PTA executive meeting
was held Oct. 24 at the Phoe
nix High school.
Reports of membership
chairmen said that to date the
PTA has 367 paid members
Plans were made for the an
nual talent show to be held in
the near future. Mrs. Jim
Vencill is in charge of the
show.
The next meeting will be
held Nov. 3 in the Phoenix
Grade school gymnasium. Dr.
Kriesman of Southern Oregon
college, will speak on parent
teacher and . child relationships.
ONLY TWO BUCKS
Happy Camp Only two
bucks were checked in at the
Happy Camp Ranger station
the fifth week end of hunt
ing season. Cliff Gould
brought in a three-pointer and
Ted Couch, of Las Vegas, kill
ed a four-pointer.
Marc Smith, Helen Brew
ster, Carroll Kllpatrick, Mrs.
Helen Bekker, Mrs. Glenda
Marita, Mrs. Bertie Moore,
Mrs. Ileene Watson, Mrs. Mar
lene Haddeland, Richard Pflu
grad, and Dean Boyer, all of
the elementary school.
School staff members hon
ored included:
Uther A. Rogers, Mrs,
Charles H. Scott, Ralph
Goode, Mrs. Arvld N. White,
Mrs. Sizle Freed, Mrs. Ethyl
Rogers and Mrs. Alta Goode,
and Mrs. Faye Orgam.
School board members hon
ored were:
John Davidson, Mrs. Mar-
jorie Blden, Frank Boothby,
Eugene Burrill, and Clara
rence Hedgpeth.
Officers for the PTA for
the new year are Mrs. Elmer
Goodman, . president; Mrs.
Floyd Peterson, vice presi
dent; Mrs. Ralph Goode, sec
retary, and Mrs. Duane
Payne, treasurer.
Telephone Available
At Elementary School
Eagle Polnt-A public tele
phone is now available for the
use of both grade school and
high school youngsters ac
cording to Superintendent
Glenn D. Hale, in an an
nouncement to the Eagle
Point Elementary school
PTA.
A telephone was located in
the high school previously.
Due to the many requests
from parents of grade school
youngsters who stay after
school for either school func
tions and organizational
meetings, the school officials
cooperated in placing the tele
phone outside the high school
main entrance so it could be
used at all times by both
schools.
This Is a pay telephone and
parents should send a dime to
school with youngsters when
they need to call home.
Parents are also asked to
give youngsters instructions
on the proper care of the tele
phone so it will not be dam
aged. 370 TESTED
Illinois Valley-The first Tu
berculin Skin test clinic con
ducted in Illinois Valley test
ed more than 370 people. The
clinic visited Selma school,
Moore's Mill and Rough and
Ready Mill.
Regional News
Jnhn Stafford. Reslnnal ditor
Correspondent: Applegate Valley - Maude Ziegier; Butte Falls '- Mary Jo Harris: Central Point -Dolores
Armstrong: Eagle Point -DotUe Harbison: Gold Hlll-Samj Valley -Mary Kell: Grandvlew-Lone
Pine Dot Simmons: Happy Camp - Hazel Davis, Belly Reevly: Hornbrook (Catherine Chapman: Illi
nois Valley Katherlne Scott; Jacksonville - Bette Hosktns: k'cLeod - Caroline Harding: Meadows - Nel
lie Bergman; Phoenix - Ruth Igo: Prospect - Velda Barr; Shady Cove - Evalyn Watson; Table Rock -R.
E. Nealon; Talent - BUI Young: Tiller-Drew - Viola Rogers; Williams - Ann KaUenbach; Yreka -Doris
Robinson.
New Police Chief Named in Gold Hill
By MARY KELL
Gold Hill Correspondent
Gold Hill - L. C. Harrison
has assumed the duties of po
lice chief and water and sewer
superintendent for the city of
Gold Hill. He was officially
sworn in Monday, Oct. 17 by
Mayor Milton Stelnmetz dur
ing a meeting of the city council.
Harrison, an experienced
Rural Reflections
By MAUDE ZIEGLER
Applegate . Valley - A
worm's eye vlw of the Cow
belle situation certainly was
afforded a local lady who per
mitted herself to crawl into
the attire of the stuffed cow
boy figures that are to dec
orate Medford next month in
honor of the state cattlemen's
convention.
The local cowboy's wives
held a potluck dinner at the
Grange hall as a starter for
their fashion activities, and
literally dragged in one of
their members as a dummy
model to see if she (or.it) met
with the approval of the
group. The lady appeared
very limp while surveying
the countenances of her view
ers from beneath her seed
sack face to see how long she
was keeping them fooled.
Only when the inspection was
over and she waved her arms
did the observing ladles look
agast.
These life size creatures
wear overalls, shirts, and hats
sneaked out unknown to hus
bands. They are stuffed with
straw. Ten of them are in
the Leon Offenbacher shop
awaiting their debut.
INTERCOM SYSTEM
Happy Camp An intec'ome
sys.tc'n has been installed in
the . Happy Camp Elementary
school, according to Herbert
Sonneborn, principal. . ,
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police officer, was authorized
by the council to perform his
duties of law enforcement and
supervision of city facilities,
effective Oct. 17. Councilmen
discussed and informed him of
work that they had outlined
In conjunction with his posi
tion nere.
Harrison and his wife, Eve
lyn, their two daughters, Shar-
on, 8, and Linda. 3. are re.
siding at 1118 Second avenue
in cold Hill.
The Harrisons moved to
Gold Hill from Sams Vallev
where they have lived for
two years. They came to the
area from California. After
coming to southern Oregon,
Harrison was engaged as s
special deputy for the Jackson
County Sheriff's dgpartment,
and was employed at Jeddeloh
Brothers Sweed Mills, Inc. in
Gold Hill. He was assistant
purchasing agent in the pur-
cnasing ana materials department.
Harrison's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Harrison, are resi
dents of Sams Valley.
Harrison is originally from
tne San Francisco Bay area
He attended San Francisco
Junior college.
He served in the Air Force
during World War II as
flight engineer on heavy
Talent Principal
To Attend Meeting
Talent - George R. Nelson,
principal of Talent Junior
High school, has accepted an
Invitation to represent the
Phoenix School district at the
Regional Orientation confer
entce in mathematics to be
held in Portland Nov. 3 and 4.
About 100 superintendents.
principals and curriculum
leaders from Alaska, Idaho.
Montana, Oregon, Washington
and Wyoming will attend the
conference,- one of eight in
the nation sponsored by the
National Science, foundation.
The aim- of the conference
Is to provide conferees with
information and orientation
they need to provide leader
ship in updating and further
improving the mathematics
program in their school sys
tem.
PARTY TONIGHT
Phoenix - A Halloween
party for youth of all ages
will be held tonight at 7
o'clock in the Phoenix Com
munity building sponsored
by the Community club. All
interested youth are invited
attend.
N. California
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bombers. He remained in the
service until 1952.
Following his discharge
from the service, he was em
ployed by the California For
estry department until he en
tered the police profession as
a deputy sheriff in Marin
county.
His police experience in
cludes FBI training courses
and training under the Cali
fornia Highway Patrol. He
has also had experience with
.ivenile details. He was as
sistant supervisor of the Mar
in sheriff's department prior
to coming to Oregon.
Regional Calendar!
Gold Hill - The Gold Hill
Health unit will meet Nov.
1 at the home of Mrs. Paul
Molloy at 1 p.m.
Applegate - The Upper Ap
plegate Extension unit meet
ing has been changed to Tues
day, Nov. 1, at the home of
Mrs. Kenneth Duncan at 10:30
Eagle Point - There will be
a community Halloween par
ty in the grade school gym
nasium from 6:30 to 9 p.m.
this evening. Everyone wel
come.
Eagle Point - Due to the
community Halloween party,
the Boy Scouts have canceled
their regular meeting this
evening.
Eagle Point - The South B
st. will hold their come-as-you-are
coffee social Tuesday
morning from 10 to 11:30 a.m.
at the home of Mrs. Bob Ti
cer, 425 South B st. Everyone
living on the street welcome.
Eagle Point - There will be
a board meeting of the Eagle
Point Junior Chamber of
Commerce at the Scout house
Tuesday, Nov. 1, at 8 p.m.
All board members are re
quested to attend.
Eagle Point - The Eagle
Point Irrigation district will
hold their regular board meet
ing at the irrigation office at
1:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Eagle Point -The Eagle
Point Garden club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Clarence
Davies on Alta Vista rd. for a
dessert luncheon at 12 noon
with the . business meeting
starting at 12:30 Wednesday.
The Rev. Thomas McCamant
of the Congregational church
will address the organization.
Hunter Safety Films
To Be Shown in EP
Eagle Point Films on
hunter safety will be shown
to the Eagle Point hunter safe
ty class, meeting Wednesday
night at 7 p.m. in the music
room of the grade school.
The Oregon State Game
commission is providing the
films. The class is sponsored
by Eagle Point merchants.
Ted Hoffman, instructor', said
the films are highly recom
mended for boys and girls of
any age. Adults are also invit
ed to view the films, Heffman
said.
Another safety course will
be starting within the next
two weeks. Children 11-years
and older are eligible. En
rollments should be made by
contacting Hoffman.
Siskiyou Teacher
Conference Held
Hornbrook - Mrs. Ruth
Cummins, Hornbrook teacher,
recently attended the third
annual Siskiyou county meet
ing of the California Edu.i
tional club, California Student-Teacher
association and
the Future Teachers of America.-
The meeting was held at
the College of the Slsklyous
in Weed.
Theme of the conference
was "A teacher affects eter
nity." Panel discussions on
various aspects of teaching
were presented. In addition,
the serviceof the teacher to
the community was covered.
Slides describing the teach
ing career of Mrs. Amy
Welch of Weed were shown.
Mrs. Welch retired last year
after 40 years of teaching.
The conference also honored
Mrs. Mofeta Birch, longtime
teacher at Little Shasta.
School Annual Staff
Members Announced
Happy Camp - Staff mem
bers of the Happy Camp High
school White and Gold school
annual were named recently.
Members are the following:
Georgia Stanford and Di
ane Grey, senior editors: Ros-
anna Porter and Sandra San
derson, junior editors; Tom
Anderson and Tom Wosten-
berg, sports editors; Gloria Or-
cutt, art editor; Gaylon Lee,
business manager; Bill' Now
desha and Charles Pasley, ju
nior business manager, and
Virginia Harnden, photo edi-
or.
The annual will be pub
lished by Artcraft Publish
ing Co. of Missouri.
21 LEADING ORGANIZATIONS represent
ing labor, business, tourist, and civic
groups say:
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Hornbrook - Mr. and Mrs:
Edward Smith attended a tes
timonial dinner honoring Su
perior Court Judge J. Everett
Barr recently in Weed. Barr
was honored, for 25 years of
service in the law practice in
California. The Siskiyou
County Bar association and
the Siskiyou Peace Officer's
association sponsored the din
Candidates Will Be
Introduced Nov. 6
Jacksonville A public
meeting will be held Nov.
6 at the Jacksonville Com
munity hall at 2:30 p.m. in
troducing candidates for.
mayor and council posi
tions. , ,
Mayor candidates are E. .
O. Graham, incumbent, and
Tim Horn.
Council candidates are
Mrs. Ruth Bowne Walker,
C. Lind McBeth, Vance Ad
ams and George Brewer.
Annual Breakfast
Set for November 6
Gold Hill The Gold Hill
Lions club will sponsor the
annual sausage breakfast on
Sunday, Nov. 6 , between 8
a.m. and ,1 p.m at the Gold
Hill Grange hall dining room
on Sixth avenue.
Plans for the event this
year were made during the
last business session of the
Gold Hill Lions club. Proceeds
will benefit the blind and the
underprivileged. Women of
the Home Economics club of
the Grange will prepare the
mpal. ;
A fee of $1 will be charged
for adults, and fifty cents for
children under 12-years old.
Those named to be in
charge of arrangements for
the breakfast are Donald "leis
ter, H. S. Deuel, and George
Allen.
Speaking Contest
Winners Announced
Illinois Valley Winners
were announced fn the county
high school- speaking contest
finals held, recently at a meet
ing of the' . Illinois Valley
Toastmasters club. ,
George- Martin, oi Grants
Pass, wou first prize. He will
enter the district finals NovV
3. '
-Other winners were: ;
Don Lewis, Illinois Valleyr
second; Terry Miller, Grants
Pass, third; Bill Irey, Illinois ,
Valley, fourth, and Dave Hel- ;
mich, Grants Pass, fifth. . --
Soil conservation and gam'
and refuge were topics for the.
contest. .- 1
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