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Development of Recreation Topic 01 SOCTFA Group
DR. DWAINE RICHINS
'Motivation'
DR. CD REED
Will Preiant Speaker!
DH. SIOMA KAGAN
The Common Market
DR. FRED SEUBERT
Leadership Concapli
Four Specialists to Speak at Seminar
Four specialists in specific
fields of management will be
in Medford Wednesday, April
25, during southern Oregon's
second annual Management
Seminar, sponsored by the
Medford Chamber of Com
merce in cooperation with
University of Oregon school
of business administration.
The conference is scheduled
nt the Rogue Valley Country
club with registration begin
ning at 9:30 a.m. The regis
tration fee includes a noon
luncheon with Kiwanis.
Three subjects will be ex
plored at the conference. The
first is "Motivation" by Dr.
Dwainc Richins, director of
graduate studies and associ
ate professor of business
economics.
Executive Development
He is the author of "Eco
nomics Pressure Groups and
Governmental Market Regu
lations." Dr. Richins is a spe
cialist In executive develop
ment and a student in social
philosophy of business, legal
philosophy and government
regulation.
The noon luncheon speak
er will be Dr. Sioma Kagan,
on "The Common Markets."
Dr. Kagan is professor of In
ternational business and an
authority on international fi
nance and investment, inter
national commerce and inter
national business operations
and policies. He is co-author
of "Partners in Progress,"
"Eire's Industrial Potentials"
and "Stanvac in Indincsia."
At 2 p.m., following the
luncheon, the Seminar group
will discuss with Dr. Fred
Seubcrt "New Concepts in
Leadership."
Dr. Scubert Is associate
professor, school of business
administration, and has serv
ed as assistant professor,
school of business administra
tion of the University of Cal
ifornia. He specializes in pub
lic administration, human re
lations, organization control,
planning, and communication.
He is author of case studies
in human relations, and serv
ed as lecturer consultant at
the Summer Management In
stitute, Internal Revenue
Service in 1956, 1957, 1958,
1081.
Dr. Ed Reed, professor of
finance and head of the de
partment of finance and busi
ness economics, will serve as
co-ordinator of the Manage
ment Seminar and introduce
the group discussion leaders.
Because of limited capaci
ty reservations should be
placed with the chamber of
commerce as soon as possible,
telephone SPring 2-6293.
Recreational developm n t
as a part of public land man
agement was discussed at a
recent meeting of the public
relations committee, Southern
Oregon Conservation and
Tree Farm association.
The need for a more vigor
ous and aggressive policy aim
ed at faster development of
suitable recreational facilities
by all public agencies was
outlined by Don Stathos,
chairman of the committee.
The chairman pledged the
ment of accessible recreation- recreation seekers on public
al sites. Only an accelerated
program of development can
hope to meet the Influx of
Explorer Post 103 of the
Boy Scouts, sponsored by the
382nd Quartermaster battal
ion of the Army Reserve in
support of the forest products ized '
inausiry group in pressing
Explorer Post 103
Formed in Medford
lands, a spokesman said.
The committee cautioned j
against siphoning off funds
from other land management .
uses for this purpose, but!
rather diversing a larger
share of federal forest re
ceipts back to the counties in
which the timber is harvested
and earmarked for recreation- j
al development.
HYBRID
PRIMROSES
Ground Covers
DICKENSON'S GARDENS
One Mile Off Highway en Old Ferry Road
SHADY COVE, OREGON
for increased expenditures in
this area of land management
by public agencies.
Not Devoting Enough
He noted that the federal
government, even though it
owned more than half of the
timber acreage in Jackson and
Josephine counties, was not
devoting a proportionate
share of the forest receipts
from these lands to this phase
of land management.
The committee commended
the agencies for the job they
were doing with available
funds but urged them to step
up demands for legislative ap
portionments in the develop-
Robert Dames is advisor for
the post assisted by Warrant
Officer Tom Ness who is also
institutional representative.
President of the post is Boyd
Yaden, Medford High school
senior.
The new group has 10 ac
tive members and has a goal
of 15 for the post. Members
are boys between 14 and 18.
Starting May 2 the post
will meet Wednesdays at
Hedrick Junior High school
with 'hiking and mountain
climbing as its major activi-
ties. They will go to the rifle
range for firearms training
with the 382nd Quartermaster
battalion.
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Dellenback Guest
Al Coffee Hours
John R. Dellenhnrlr Unniih
Hcan candidate for the state
House of Representatives, was
gurai ai two cottecs recently,
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Smith
were hosts at their home, 547
Haven St.. to nhnnt n Hnn
persons, who discussed with
Dellenback, incumbent mem
ber of the House, activities of
the legislature Inst session,
ann tne issues which will be
coming un in the new nessinn
Dellenback pointed out that
more and more decisions
which affect each Indivdual
are hcins made al ihe
menial level, and because of
urn u is important that each
citizen concern himcnlf wiih
the people sent to Salem to
represent the 75,000 people In
u.iirKMin county.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Lamp
kin were hosts at their home
944 Alta st.. for a entire nni.
lenback discussed ih i... i
tine in Oregon, and said that
economy in government and
reduction of taxes docs not be
gin with a discussion ot what
sort of tax rates will be set,
and what type of taxes will
be levied.
Rather, the amount of taxes
are determined by the pro
Kiams SCt lin hv Dnvnrn,.,l
The people demand and
hould have services from the
government, hut every ad
vance in an old program or
new programs must be paid
for, and the means of paying
for them is, of course, tax
revenues, he noted.
As a rule, Dellenback said,
the legislature estimates what
the programs authorized will
rnsl, and then it is determined
how much the nrr,i !
rales will realize, and If this i
amount is insufficient, then
rales are raised, or other ad
justments must be made to
meet the bill.
Dellenback commented on
the fact that Oregon has up to
now been on a sound fiscal
policy, that of pay-as-you-go
for new programs.
Howard Fugii To Talk
At Farm Bureau Event
Howard Fugii, commodity
director from Salem, will
speak at n meeting of Jack
son County Farm Bureau
Tuesday, April 24, at 8 p.m.
In Ihe auditorium in the conn
ly extension building, Med
ford. Ernest H Roriomski, presl
dent, said candidates are ex
pected to speak. He said all
(ounly and stale candidates
are invited lo participate.
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