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THURSDAY. MAY IB. 1881
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORO, OREGON
School News
Ashland High School
"' . Edited br Kitw Fetter
Student council' was held
' Monday morning, May 8. The
, meeting was called to order
by newly elected President
Rick Callahan. Judy Eberhart
called the roll.'
A committee was appointed
to investigate the counting of
ooints for SSS Day. The
school caper and possible im
provements ' were discussed.
Judy Benson reported on the
exchange student that will
live in her home next year.
Galen Roberson was appoint
ed head of the committee for
finding a new way to recog
. nize scholarship winners In
award assemblies. .
Rick commended the drama
club for the fine presentation
of "The Little Shephard of
Kingdom Come." .
Monday was sophomore
visitation day at Ashland
High school. All students
were excused for the after
noon while the new sopho
mores went from class to class
learning their way around, At
a special assembly the sopho
mores met the newly elected
student body officers, and
Gaylord Smith, principal.'
Seniors at Ashland High
waited all week for Senior
Skip Day, ' which was can
celled 'each day until Friday
because of the weather. Each
year the seniors are excused
for one day. '
Girls Interested In future
vocations in the medical field
toured Sacred Heart hospital
Friday, May 12. Girls from
Medford, Crater, and Phoenix
took part in the conducted
tour. i i ;
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BANK DESTROYED - This general view shows the debris
of a new bank building at Halstead, Kan., after an ex
plosion Wednesday. The new building had, been in use
only since May 15. Although there were no deaths, eight
persons were injured. Cause of the explosion, which
occurred before the. bank was to be opened for the day,
was undetermined. ' (UPI Telephoto)
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GARAGE PARKING An addition to the Park and Shop
parking system here Is the garage building on North Front
st. According to Fred Robinson, Park and Shop official,,
the building will be open for parking 24 hours a day. The .
doors have been removed from the garage, formerly the
Keith ' Sch'uiz garage, so that entry may be made from
Front st. with vehicles leaving the building through the
alley. Robinson said that the same rates apply to the build
ing as to the other Park and Shop' lots in the downtown
area. Since the program opened in August, 1959, nearly
210,000 vehicles have parked in the lots. The garage is
the first building to be added to the program. Currently
more than 70 stores participate in the Park and Shop
program, Robinson said. . , . . . .
Reorganization Committee Will Meet on Tuesday
; : The Jackson county school
district reorganization com
mittee will meet Tuesday,
May 23; In' the county court
house to consider the Barnett
rd. area annexation problem,
and perhapT complete some
unfinished reorganization pro
cedure, according to County
School Superintendent Alt B
Mekvold. ...
The committee will decide
whether part of the general
Barnett rd. area should be
transferred to the Medford
school district from the Phoe-
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nix district. It would not' in
clude the Rogue Valley Manor
The proposed shift would
include the area generally
north of a line east along the
Charlotte Anne rd., which
jogs north to keep the manor
in the Phoenix district, and
then extends east into the foot
hills. The most highly popu
lated part of the district lies
Inside the Medford city limits.
Continue Final Steps ; . (
Mekvold said the' commit
tee probably will continue
with final steps to make Cen
tral Point and Prospect ad
ministrative districts. The
committee had. been awaiting
the outcome of state legisla
tion. Now, because of recent
legislation, such districts can
be continued under the pres
ent school boards since no
boundary changes are Involved.-;.
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Further action may be tak
en on reorganizing such dis
tricts as Plnehurst and Ash
land, Eagle Point and Butte
Falls, possibly Applegate with
Medford, and . Evans Valley
and Rogue River, Mekvold in
dicated. The reorganization
committee had been awaiting
legislative action before pro
ceeding.
No major changes have
been made by the recent state
legislature on the school dis
trict reorganization law. Some
changes which would apply to
this area are the rural school
board becomes the boundary
board 90 days after the ad
journment of the legislature.
The rural board assumes du
ties of the school district re
organization committee effec
tive July 1, 1962, according to
recent legislation. According
to another new law a school
administrative district can be
so declared without a vote.
The state legislature repealed
the 60 per cent vote margin
required In each affected dis
trict in order for school dis
trict reorganization to be ap
proved. "There were quite a few
changes In the law but these
do not affect our county,"
Mekvold said.
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Memphis, Tenn - (UPD - Mrs.
H. A. Frederick handles mon
ey on her job. She has seen
bills pasted together and pin
ned with straight pins.
The newest mending Job on
a bill involved stitches of
white thread, edges of the
torn bill carefully placed to
gether, slightly overlapping.
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Graduation Set
At Butte Falls
WnlB Full si-Commence
ment exercises for Butte Falls
High school ; seniors will be
held Friday evening, May 19,
in the high school gym.
Graduates are Joyce Arn
old, ' Shirley Lytle, Earlena
Vasseur, Larry Barlow, La
Vprn Bnker. Phil Crammer.
Harvey Deen, Douglas Fisher,
Ira-Rambo, George Kowoen,
Roger Ellefson and Alvin
Thompson. "
Valedictorian of the class is
Larry Barlow and salutato
rlan is Alvin Thompson, v .
Class "advisor is Mrs. icora
Morey.
Guest , speaker will be
Hugh G. Simpson, director of
information at Southern Ore
gon college. His topic will be
"On Target." . "
Jack Stong of Puruckers
will be at the Hammond
orgr.n.
Cofecfing Soap Is
Termed 'Chan' Fun
Memphis. Tenn. - (UPI) - Mrs.
Jason Barnes has a hobby; col
lecting soap. Her bathroon Is
lined with huge pickle jars
containing all sizes of soap
bars.
She has hundreds of cakes
of soap In many different
shapes. . They resemble mon
keys, camels, golf balls, base
balls, fruits, fish, roses and
other flowers. "It's good clean
fun," she said.
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Auctioneer George Key found
his loudspeaker going, going.
gone. A wren had built a nest
Inside.
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Probation Revoked In Circuit Court
Probation was revoked for
Duane Calvert, 27,. of 413
West Second st., Medford, yes
terday in circuit court. ;
He was sentenced to one
year and two months in the
Oregon State penitentiary.
The term will start when he
completes a sentence of two
years and six months for
burglary not in a dwelling.
Both sentences were passed
yesterday, i
Probation was revoked
when Calvert's probation offi
cer said he had violated terms
of his probation. .v
He. told his probation pffl-
cer he had entered the Valley
Locker in Talent and Kenne
dy's Second Hand- store on
North Riverside ave., Med
ford. ., He pleaded guilty to
burglary.
Calvert had been placed on
probation April 26 for shoot
ing a bull owned by Don J.
Grissom.
TO VISIT ITALY '
New York - (UPD - Edward
(Ted) Kennedy, youngest
brother of the President, left
Wednesday night for a visit to
Italy to help commemorate
the Italian centennial and unification.
Grange News
Lake Creek Grange
Lake Creek Grange was
host for the visitation, meeting
at the last session. Masters
present were Bob Bitterling,
Pomona and Eagle Point;
Fifth Annual 4-H
Horse Show Slated
White City - Horsemanship
of young riders under nine
years of age exhibiting three
year old colt and dressage
horses will be one feature of
the fifth annual Desert Pega
sus 4-H club horse and riding
show Sunday, May 21, at 10
a.m. and 1 p.m., according to
Henry C. Herzog, manager of
the Veterans Administration
White City domiciliary.
Staging the show and events
will be James Dunn, Eagle
Point. In past years, the show
has drawn horses and riders
from southern Oregon and
northern California into the
White City Memorial stadium,
Dunn said.
Listed as a special event
will be a Texas barrel race for
mothers during the afternoon.
: The. afternoon program also
will include key hole, scurry,
pole bending and the Texas
barrel races with ribbons be
ing awarded to five places.
Three age groups will com
pete in the nine to 12 year
bracket, 13 to 18 and adults.
In addition, trophies will be
awarded for high point win
ners in each age group.
The public is invited. Ample
parking space and refresh
ments are to be available,
Manager Herzog said.
Anna Scott, Upper Applegate;
Alva Walker, Gold Hill; Orrle
Moore, Roxy Ann; Jack Bier-
ma, Griffin Creek; Ben eul
ton, Butte Falls; Lloyd Lacey,
Phoenix; Cecil Kee, Shady
Cove and Roscoe Roberts,
Jackson county deputy,
. , There were 125 .visitors,
and two members from Hum
bolt, Calif.
Faye George, educational
committee,' reported on
sounds and vibrations. Loyd
George, legislative committee,
reported on the closing of the
state legislature.
Roscoe Roberts reported on
a new policy issued by the
Grange. He also reported on
a new type of car insurance.
Several insurance companies
have raised their fees.
Lecturer Betty Bradshaw
presented two members of the
Colleen Hope studio in Med
ford, Louise Lull and Cecilia
Kee. , The concluding number
was given by Claus Charley in
reciting "Sheridan's, Ride."
; Each of the visiting masters
spoke briefly.
Cookies and sandwiches
were served by the HEC com
mittee. Next Grange meeting
will be held June 9 at
8:30 p.m.
Average Family Uses
Ton of Paper A Year
New York - (WD - The av
erage American family usei
a ton of paper a year.
This accounts for articles
from birth certificates, to
newspapers, wall paper and
money,' American Cyanamid
Co. reports.
TOUGH GOING
London-fllPll-Charlie Salter,
71, won a prfze Wednesday
as the oldest person complet
ing an eight-mile walk in su
burban Walthamstow, but it
wasn't the distance that hurt.
Asked if he had had tough
going at his age, Salter re
plied: "Yes, I had to pass Bev
en pubs."' i
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