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Band Camp Plans;
Being Formulated
Ashland - South trn Oregon
eolltgi is sponsoring the fifth
annual Siskiyou Band Camp
mpui July :
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on th earn pus July 16
through July
Tha gueat director for the
camp band will be Clarence
Sawhill, director of banda at
the Univeraity of California at
-' Los Angelea and one of the
nation's leading authorities In
. band work.
In addition to playing In a
camp band and studying var
ious phases of music . funda
mentals, a. program of recre-
ationai activities - is i being
planned for persons attending'
the camp. Food and lodging
will be provided Ja the college
dormitories. "' '
Students who are eligible to
attend the camp include the
.age groups from sixth grade
through high school. Anyone
desiring further information
is asked to write Siskiyou
Band Camp, Southern Oregon
college, Ashland.
7,597 Jackson County
People Get Benefits
By the end of 1960, more
than 7,597 people In Jackson
county were receiving old-age,
survivors snd disability bene
fits.
The total benefits paid to
these people for December,
1960, was 477,079, according
to Edward B. Jacobson, dis
trict manager of the Medford
social security office.
"At this rate, a total of
more than $5,800,000 a year is
paid to Federal social security
beneficiaries In Jackson coun
ty," ha said.
Nationally, almost 15 mil
lion people were receiving
about SI billion a month in
old-age, survivors and disa
bility insurance benefits at
the close of 1960. Many of
these people were made elig
ible for benefits by the
changes in the law made In
1960, such as the reduction in
the amount of work required
to qualify for benefits and the
removal of . the age 50 re-1
quirement for disability bene
fits.
20th Year of Benefits .
Last year was the 20th year
that social security benefits
were payable, and the 25th in.
niversary of the Social Secur
ity Act, which became law in
1935.
Changes In the law since
1935 have brought more than
9 out of every 10 people in the
United States protection by
old-age, survivors, and disabil
ity Insurance protection paid
for by taxes on employees,
their employers, and the self-
employed, 1
Earnings will be reported to
the social security accounts. of
more than 75 million workers
during 1961, Jacobson noted.
For the entire state,, old-age,
survivors, and disability in
surance payments at the end
of December, I960, were be
ing paid to 171,244 persons at
the rate, of $11,199,562 per
month. . v
Crater Lions Fair Said Successful; May Expand Event
An official of the Crater
Lions club reported last week
that the Crater Lions Sports
fair Home and Garden show
was "definitely'.' a success,
and said the club is consider
ing expanding the event by
one day in the future.
Phoenix Fifth Grade
Visits Mail Tribune
The fifth grade class of
Phoenix Elementary school
visited the Mail Tribune offi
ces and production plant
Wednesday.
Making the ' tour were Di
ana Briggs, Harvey Yordy,
Alan Romback, Mary Wei-
burn, Jackie Easley, Jean
Patrick, Steven Bradley, Eli
zabeth Urien, Linda Lester,
Bobby Gay, Marilyn Marsh,
Dennis Sparks, Sharon ' Wil
ford, Jane Abbott, Don Fre-
denburg, Susan Cox, Terry
Martin, Stephen Barlow,
Ruth: Cauthon, Clinton
Thorpe, Gail Silva, Paul, But
ler, Cathy McGinnis, Mary Jo
Campbell, Shirley Smith.
George Hutchinson and Ro
bert Waugh. - 1
Mrs. Agnes Rupp, teacher,
and Miss Vivian Stevenson,
student teacher, accompanied
the group.
Pre-Schoolers Party
Set at Griffin Creek
A pre-schoolers party will
be held at Griffin Creek
school Tuesday, May 16, start
ing at 1:30 p.m., Mrs. Myrna
Frink, principal, has an
nounced.
Pupils who will enter first
grade next fall will meet in
the rooms to which they have
been Invited, and mothers will
meet with Mrs. Frink. Anyone
living in the Griffin Creek
area or will be living there
when school opens and has
first grade age children is in
vited. : '
The school nurse will dis
cuss with mothers health re
quirements for first graders,
and the film, "Skippy and The
Three R's" will be shown.
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Dick Hawkins, general
chairman of the sportsfair,
said the number of people at
tending the 1961 fair has been
estimated a t upwards o I
15,000. He called this "an av
erage crowd." The three-day
fair concluded last Sunday.
Hawkins said if the . fair
had extended for one more
day by opening Thursday in
stead of Friday, it would
probably have attracted a
crowd of better than 25,000.
This year's fair was the fourth
Sporstfair, but the first time
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it has been combined with a
home and garden show.
According to Hawkins, the
club is considering expanding
the length of the fair because
the . fair facilities have im
proved and because more ex
hibitors are becoming interest
ed in the fair each year. To ex
pand it, Hawkins said, "seems
like a better way of doing It."
Sportsfair Publicity Chair
man Frank M. Wilson said
members of the Crater Lions
club spent more than 1,000
voluntary man hours of work
In ensuring the success of
the 1961 fair. Included in this
were the three days spent by
five men putting up wiring
for lights and electrical out
lets. Two power poles were
especially installed for the
event by the California Ore- A
gun ruwer vuiiipniiy .
It took seven men two days
and two evenings just to pro
cure materials for and erect
fences around the horse show
area and the armory grounds,
according to Wilson.
Other Time Spant
The Crater Lions also spent
their time on: erection of tent,
75 hours; installation of swim
ming pool, 50 hours; erecting
fish pond, 10 hours; outdoor
stage, 25 hours; indoor stage,
35 hours; ' and the construc
tion of framework for the
booths, 100 , hours. Just to
name a few.
When the members of the
Crater Lions had set up the
facilities for the show itself,
they then assisted the partici
pating exhibitors In preparing
their exhibits. Each Lion also
volunteered for a minimum
of two four hour shifts during
the show taking tickets, sell
ing popcorn, parking cars op
performing any one of the
many tasks on which the suc
cess of the show depended. '
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night.
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