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SUNDAY. MAY 27, 1962
0 MEDFORD MAIL TBIBUN MEDFOHD. OREGON
ORGANIC SYNTHESIS Illustrating chem
cstry instruction offered at Medford Hich
school is this exhibit by Mark Hiidlry, left.
LookinK on is Jim Mnyer. Hartley is using
a grignard reaction apparatus. 11 is used
for organic synthesis. Work in various de
partments of the high school was on dis
play for Rotary and Kiwanis club members
last week at Rogue Valley Country club.
Mover had a display of actual naiaris and
artifieal naiads he had made.
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YOUTHS BUILD BOAT An example of an
industrial arts project at Medford High
school is this boat constructed by twins
Gary and Lary Olson. Examining it are
Kiwanis club members Bill Singler, Don
Fabcr, Dr. Merle Foland and Russ Renncr.
The boat and other exhibits were on display
al a Tuesday meeting of Rotary club and
a Wednesday meeting of Kiwanis. Dr.
Leonard Mayficld, superintendent of schools,
addressed both service clubs and Kiwanjans
heard the high school choir. Mayfield dis
cussed what the. local high school is doing
in areas outside of athletics. Dr. Mayfield
spoke of the wide variety of opportunities
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EXPERIMENT Craig Williams, Medford
High school student, is shown with a soxhlct
extractor. In this original experiment, lie is
using the extractor in an attempt to de
termine what makes and controls the color
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Roque Vallev Counlrv club wuh other ex
amples oi the edtieatiunat opportunities and
program at the high school. The school's
program was discussed at luncheons of Med
ford Rotary and Kiwanis clubs on Tuesday
and Wednesday by Ui Leonard B May-
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Legers Open Cafe
On Highway 99 o
Ray and Tillie Leger an
nounce the opening recently
of their cafe, "Tillies Fish
and Chips," located three
fourths mile south i?f the
Lithia theater on South High
way 99.
Hours are 11 a.m. to 11
p.m., and drive-up, booth and
counter service are available.
During the dinner hour they
specialize in Italian spaghetti
and Bombay chicken curry
with chutney. Homemade
soups, pies and chili also are
on the menu.
The Legers moved to the
valley about one year ago
from Long Beach, Calif., and
Mrs. Leger, who originally
came from Saskatchewan,
Canada, received her training
and experience in cooking in
hotels and restaurants there.
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Certificates Given During institute
White City - Division and
service chiefs were given cer
tificate.Oby Dr. Elmo Steven
son, president of Southern
Oregon college, at the com
pletion of the Management
.Institute course last week.
i The Institute was started a
jyear ago through an arrange
I ment with the Oregon state
svstem nf hiphnr pdiiratinn
'to explain various trends'in
administrative procedure The
roitrsp was directed by th
j faculty of Southern Oregon
rli'ge. Ashland.
i Eight lectures were held
under supervision of Dr. Espy
McGill, assistant to Stevenson.
Communicatiiis, delega t i o n
of authority in management,
and organization, were among
; the topics discussed.
Dr. Stevenson at the final
meeting reviewed the work
and made recommendations.
Irrigation District
Granted Easement
Salem - HTD - The Talent Ir
rigation District In Jackson
County has been granted an
easement by the Oregon High
way Commission covering .07
of an acre along the Seven
Oaks-Ashland section of the
Pacific Highway.
The district wants to build
an irrigation ditch.
The commission also hand
ed over to the city of Med
ford title to .03 of an acre
on the northwest corner of
the intersection of Biddle rd.
and Jackson st. on the Seven
Oaks-Ashland section of the
Pacific Highway. The city will
improve the intersection.
WAITING TO BE FED-These are some of
the 40 or more deer at Woodland Deer
Park. Tourists and residents have been in
vited to hand feed the deer.
Cave Junction Park Reopens
By KATHERINE SCOTT
Mail Tribun Correspondent
Cave Junction - Woodland
Deer Park, the Highway 1B9
tourist attraction where vis
itors many hand feed deer
and other animals, has been
reopened after a winter vaca
tion. During the several months
the park was closed, the own
ers. Myrtle Tally and Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Hamilton,
added a number of new at
tractions to its Mother Goose
Land portion.
Hamilton carved miniature
wooden animals, while Miss
Tally and Mrs. Hamilton
painted them.
Mother Goose Land now
features an archway
decorated with nursery rhyme
characters. Jack and the Bean
stalk, Red Ridinghood's
house, and Goldilocks and the
Three Bears among others.
The Three Little Pigs are
there in the form of real pigs.
This year, peacocks and rab
bits have been added and
there are monkeys and baby
goats to be hand fed along
with the deer.
Located l'j miles south of
Cave Junction on the Red
wood Highway, the park is
said to he the only one nf its
j kind on the Pacific Coast.
I Some 40 deer are kept there.
One fawn has arrived this
year and more are expected.
j The park offers special rates
I to school classes. Brownie,
Cub and Boy Scout groups.
A picnic area, entered
through the building instead
of the park this year, can be
occupied at any time. Food,
film and souvenirs also are
available.
Persons wishing additional
information may write Ham
ilton at Kerby, or Miss Tally,
at the Woodland Deer Park,
Cave Junction.
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O- C.rd by Lie high school here. He indicat
ed this variety was one of the masons for
a lower percentage of dropouts here than
stntewide or nationally. Displays at the two
meetings included those on industrial arts,
distributive education science, homemaking,
social studies, art and art crafts, business
education, English (including public speak
ing, journalism and dramatics) and foreign
languages. Mayfield reported that the school
administration believes in excellence and in
academic competition and deration. He
praised the foundation laid here by E. H.
Hedrick, former superintendent of schools.
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GENERATOR A Van DcC.raff genrratnr.
shown here and constructed by Jim Hurke,
was one of the many examples of work nf
Medford High school students on riisplav
two days at Rogue Valley Country club
Looking at the device are Julie Latham and
Richard Knights. Medford Kiwanis chili
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Thi. Kcnrmtnr whs constructed a an ad
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