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MONDAY, MAY 14. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Teen-Age Traffic Safety Conference Resolutions Noted 10 A D3 Several resolutions were passed during the recent Jack con County Teen-Age Traffic Safety conference. All secondary schools In the date should offer a standard' lzed, state-approved course In driver education, and this pro gram should be available to more students than at present. according to one resolution. Another resolution sug gested that the Oregon state minimum insurance require ments should be raised from the present policy. The initial driver's license test, both behind the wheel and written, should be more severe, and more driver im- provement schools should be established throughout the state were other resolutions. Conference members also recommended that parents or the guardian of the juvenile traffic violator should be notl- ficd of the violation by the court. The court should re quire parental attendance In court. All traffic court judges in the state should be members of the Oregon State Bar asso ciation, according to another resolution. The Jackson County Teen age Traffic Safety Conference delegates should establish a Jackson County Teenage Safe ty Council to carry out the proposed resolutions of the conference. Members of the council would be officers elected at the conference, and Include two representatives from all the high schools in the county. New officers elected for 1962-83 are Dave Force, Gold Hill, president; Jim Ricks, Central Point, vice president; Barbara Schatz, Central Point, secretary. The first annual conference was hold at Medford High school with keynote speaker Vern L. Hill, director of the' motor vehicle department, Salem. A panel discussion on driv ing problems was held by L. L. Sawyer, district court Judge; Alan B. Holmes, dis trict attorney; Hal Carver, driver training Instructor at Medford High school; and Ren Taylor, Jackson county association of insurance agents. local Girl Reported Lost; Found Asleep A missing seven-year-old Medford girl was found after an intensive search recently on Fjrt Dick beach near Crescent City, Calif. Dcllcne Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wright, 1482 Grand ave., Medford, was found asleep In some grass by two men in a Jeep, Thomas Mounts, of Fort Dick, and Harold Thomas, Crescent City, part of a search posse. Wright reported his daugh ter missing to the sheriff's of fice after she was. going to walk down to the beach to the fire to get warm. How ever, when it came time to leave, she could not be found. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cur tis, route 1, Eagle Point, ac companied the Wrights to Crescent City where they vis ited Morris's parents. pm? iuii,iiii v r-m J v SENATOR NEWBRY OUTSTANDING In a lettar dared May 7, 1962, Anthony Ylurrl, ScmU Republican Minority Ludir laid; "It wai my pltaiurt to larva with Senator Ntwbry dur ing tha 1961 Legislative Sea lion. I had ample opportunist to observe and work with Lynn Newbry. You may rait assured that Senator Lynn Newbry wjs a studious, reasonable and OUT STANDING legislator. He had the interest of his constituents at heart and worked hard on their behalf. They were wall and ibly represented. "You may also rest assured that it it not his inclination to waste ti i payers money and to demand that the objects of ex penditures be wel justified. Pd. Pol. Ad bv Neighbors for Newbry Committee Diet Hubbard, Chm., Medford, J"f yqf J i r h r-TpfHiii.il Ti - t n n. n mnnu ... j We're featuring Oregon Products this week at Safeway. 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