SUNDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1960
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE.
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DR. ALVA GRAHAM
Tak.i Lav of Abience
County Churches
Slate Programs
1 Numerous county churches
have scheduled Christmas pro
grams today.
Applegate church will hold
its program at 8 o clock.
The choir under direction of
Miss Georgia Weidman of the
Eagle Point Community
church will present a Christ
mas cantata tonight . at . 7:30
0 clock;
' Soloists ' will ' be Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Hortori and Mrs.
Robert Walch. Jim Arthur will
be organist and Mrs. Raymond
Chamberlain, pianist. Jim
Clark will give a choral read
ing. The Phoenix Church of the
Nazarene, Third and Pine sts.,
will present their Christmas
program at 7 o'clock at the
church. Mrs. E. C. Foccman
will be in charge.
The Trail Community
church will present the Christ
mas program and play en
titled "The Gates of Christ
mas" starting at 7:30 o'clock.
Both adults and children will
ba included in the cast.
Murphy Home Is
Destroyed by Fire
. Murphy - Only the washing
machine and the freezer were
saved when the home of the
Robert Tuck family, Murphy,
was destroyed by fire late
Wednesday afternoon.
The fire was discovered by
Steve Tuck, 17, who returned
from school that afternoon.
Two-thirds of the house was
already in flames and the roof
was about to collapse. The boy
and other people called to help
save-the two items, but every
thing else was destroyed, ac
cording to witnesses. Tuck re
ceived superficial burns on his
hand and neck.
Cause of the fire is yet un
determined. The stove had
been out since early morning,
when the Tucks left for work
and Steve for high school.
To aid the family, the
King's Daughters of Murphy
Chapel are sponsoring a show
er Tuesday, at 8 p.m., Dec. 20,
in the chapel fireplace room.
All members of the commu
nity are invited to bring any
thing which may be used by
the Tuck family.
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Dr. Graham To Get Leave for Two-Year Stay in Bolivia
Ashland-Dr. Alva Graham,
director of graduate studies at
Southern Oregon college, will
leave in January for Bolivia
to serve two years as an ad
viser to the educational di
vision of the Bolivian govern
ment. While serving in Bolivia,
Dr. Graham will be employed
by the International Coopera
tive administration, of the
U.S. state department. He will
be on two year's leave of ab
sence from SOC.
"We at Southern Oregon
college feci that Dr. Graham
will make an outstanding con
tribution to Latin - American
relations," Dr. Bill Sampson,
chairman of the SOC educa
tion division said. "He takes
with him a broad background
of experience in both elemen
tary and secondary education
as a teacher and an adminis
trator. In addition, he has long
taken an active interest in in
ternational relations which
also serve to make him ideally
suited for the position," Dr.
Sampson said.
Dr. Graham, after receiving
his BS and MA degrees at
Northwestern where he play
ed football, took his doctoral
degree at the University of
Oregon.
He has served as a principal
and supervisor in the Portland
public schools for seven years;
principal of the Hillside pri
vate school in Portland four
years; and before coming to
SOC in 1952, was a professor
at Lewis and Clark college
where he was responsible for
the development of the ele
mentary teacher program
there.
While at SOC, in addition
to his civic activities and his
directing of the graduate pro
gram, Dr. Graham coached the
Gold Hill Water Off Temporarily
Gold Hill - City employees
reported that residents on Sec
ond ave. will be without water
Tuesday, Dec. 20 for several
hours. The water main that
supplies water from Fourth st.
to the cement road on Second
ave. will be shut-off promptly
at 8 a.m. Tuesday. Newland's
Garage and Service station
will be affected by the shut
off. : "
The shut-off is necessary to
allow workmen to repair the
main water line. During the
shut-off a new cut-off valve
and fire hydrant will be in
stalled at the corner of Second
ave. and Fourth st.
college tennis teams to a long
series of Oregon Collegiate
conference championships.
Doctor Graham will take
with him his wife, Mary, and
daughter, Judy. They will go
to Washington, D.C., for a
series of processing and in
doctrination lectures by state
department personnel.
Two other SOC professors
are currently serving abroad
in similar positions. Dr. Eu
gene W. Bowman, professor of
education, is located in Quito,
Ecuador; and Dr.- Aivin V.
Miller, associate professor of
business education, is now in
the third year of a four-year
stay in Jakarta, Indonesia,
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