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THURSDAY. MAY 11. 1931
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEOFORD. OREGON
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STICKLER FOR DECORUM
'Year-Round' Program
Planned at University
CorvallU-Tht. "year-round"
. ichool program that will be
tried on an experimental ba
lis this nummer at Oregon
State university hn drawn
favorable endorsement from
students and is expected to
draw a substantial enroll
ment, according to university
. officials.
The experimental' summer
school this year will corres
pond to about a regular school
term.
The usual 8-week summer
session will run from June 19
to Aug. 11. This year after
it is completed, however, a
special 4-week "interseuion"
will follow from Aug. 14 to
Sept. 8. By putting the two
together, a student may earn
18 credit hours, or a full
term's work plus.
The split-session plan will
meet the . needs of public
school teachers ' who take
graduate work in the summer
but who have to be back "on
the job" in late August, Dr,
ALUMNI HEAD QUITS
Corvallifl -4JFS- Robert P.
Knoll, alumni manager at
Oregon State University, has
resigned effective June SO.
Franklin R. Zeran, dean of
education and director of
summer session, pointed out.
Record Enrollment
A record summer enroll
ment of about 2,000 is indi
cated for the 8-week session,
Dean Zeran added. A survey
is being made of OSU stu
dents now to determine how
many will remain for the en
tire 12 weeks, and what
courses they would like offer
ed.':
Preliminary figures show
that as many as 300-400 stu
dents are now set to take the
full summer's work. Work
will be open to students from
other colleges as well, of
course, Zeran emphasized.
Course offerings for the four-
week intersession will be on
a relatively modest scale this
year but will still offer fine
opportunities for the students,
he continued.
Approximately 400 courses.
workshops, seminars and in
stitutes will be offered during
the regular 8-week session. A
special two -week workshop
on community colleges will
be a highlight. It is designed
to provide Information about
organization and administra
tion' of community colleges-
Just approved by the legisla
ture and under construction
by several Oregon cities.
Morris Named
Clinic President
H. s. (Mike) Morris was
elected president of the South
em Oregon Family and Child
Guidance clinic at the May
meeting. ! . . ,
Edward Collins will serve
as vice president for the com
ing year; Dr. Frank Wilson,
treasurer; and Mrs. John L.
Welch,' secretary of the board,
New board members elect
ed to three-year terms were
Dr. Henry L. Boehnke, Circuit
Court Judge Edward C. Kelly,
Robert E. Phillips, Dr. Fred
erick Trost, Mrs. Welch and
Dr. Wilson.. y:
The clinic was established
eight years ago to help the
emotionally disturbed child
and his parents. Since the
first of this year, the agency
has added family counselling
to its services.
Everyone in southern Ore
gon may obtain clinic serv
ices, according to the officers,
but because of increasing de
mands for such aid, it is nec
essary to make appointments
before visiting the clinic.
Membership dues of $1 per
year are still being accepted
to aid in financial support of
the clinic. ' '
4 H Club News
Renegades
The April meeting of the
Reese Creek Renegades 4-H
club was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Moore. Joanne
Marshall reported on shear
ing sheep. Jerry Moore gave
a demonstration on clipping
an animal for a show. We had
a test on Identification of
parts of a sheep.
Dennis Phillips,
t Reporter
Deitrt . Pegasus
Reports on' April activities
of members were made at the
May meeting of Desert Pega
sus 4-H Horse club at the
home of the leader, James
Dunn.
Dale West and Lauramay
Noble participated in the
spring cutting horse judging
clinic and "shodeo" at Grants
Pass, riding in the open west
ern class. The girls rode their
three-year-old mares for the
first time in competition.
Lauramay reported on the
State of Jefferson quarter-
horse first annual spring show
at Grants Pass. She said that
Don Caballero won five tro
phies at the show. '
Scout News
Cub Scout Pack 38
Hornbrook - Den 1 of Cub
Scout Pack 38 held a treasure
hunt at the home of their den
mother, Mrs. George Smith
recenjly.
The boys followed a trail,
laid by Mrs. Smith, which led
back to her kitchen door
where a batch of cupcakes
awaited them. '
Cubs following the cupcake
trail were Teddy Fisher,
Rusty Smith, Danny Dooley,
Benny Bennett, Daniel Jones,
uene f armer and Dennis
Swafford.
Complimentary Passes
Feature Restrictions
Memphis, Tenn.- (UPD -Carl
Carson, new member of the
City Transit System, quickly
had a printer do some per
sonal work for him when
friends started asking him for
free bus passes. .
Now Carson hands out com
plimentary passes that say,
"Ride the bus free (subject to
conditions on back)."
' The conditions: "Not good
on day trips; not good on
night trips; not good on this
bus; not good on that bus."
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At the Sportsfalr western
pleasure riding event for
ages 12 and under, Dale West
placed fourth and Leslie
Krambeal, fifth. In the 13 to
18 age group, Lauramay
placed fourth and in English
pleasure, Regina Krambeal,
second. Others participating
were Barbara and Waten Lee
Kurz.
On May 21, the fifth annual
horse show will be held at the
Veterans Administration Do
miciliary at White City. Rib
bons and trophies will be giv
en and an entry fee will be
charged.
New members introduced
at the last meeting were Sue
Welsheimer, Beti and Lee Za
wadzke, Lauramay Noble and
Lucille Burk served refresh
ments. Lauramay Noble,
Reporter
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