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SUNDAY, JUNE 10. 1962 B 3 'King' of Gypsies Blames Newcomers Portland-IUPD-T h e "King" of Portland's gypsies laid the blame for the city's trouble with his group on "newcom ers" Friday. Frank Ellis, who has been king for the past four years, said he wants to "roust them out." "We don't want no more gypsies moving into town," he said. Ellis said he gets along with the police and dis cusses with them matters of mutual concern. Earlier last week. Mayor Terry Schrunk said the police department was advised to "crack down" on gypsies who violate housing codes, and keep their children out of school. Schrunk expressed concern at the number of gyp sies moving into Portland and becoming enrolled with coun ty welfare agencies. IflUV 0 NOW OPEN 24 HOURS 7 Days a Week 1025 South Riverside BREAKFAST ANYTIME s 1 Shop Groceteria TODAY For PICNIC SUPPLIES MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON mi 1,1 -v. ,. A in DISPLAY AWARDS Dick Wilson and Pat at a recent Eagle Point High school awards Meyer, valdictorian and salutatorian, re- assembly. (Knacksledt Photo) spectively, display their trophies and plaques RECEIVE PLAQUE Frances Huffman and from Charles Martin, instructor, during the and Karen Jossy, Eagle Point High school recent awards assembly at Eagle Point High students, are shown receiving the John school. (Knackstdet Photo) Phillip Souza National scholarship plaque ards Presented at la Point Event Eagle Point uating seniors from Eagle Point High school received scholarships, honors and lead ership certificates from Ore gon institutions of higher edu cation, according to Richard Traylor, high school principal. Several other Eagle Point High school students were recognized recently for their Several grad-. contributions during the past year in high school activities. Recognition was given at a recent awards assembly. Among the students who have received scholarships and recognition are Patrick M. Meyer, who received the Joseph Kingman Starr schol arship and the Dad's Honor scholarship recognition from NOTICE! To all out friendi & customers old & new; Bob & Ruby Cocks wish to announce they art back in the egg business with the same fresh, top quality eggs, wholesale & retail. B. and R. Poultry Ranch Brownsboro Road Eagle Point, Ore. Phone 446-3815 the University of Oregon; Wally West, the slate, district and county fee scholarship, University of Oregon; and Kathleen McGuire, full schol arship in elementary educa tion at Southern Oregon col lege. Other Scholarships Other scholarships went to Richard Wilson, partial schol arship at Oregon State univer sity and honor recognition from OSU; Steve Geren, lead ership certificate from the University of Oregon; Francis Huffman, partial scholarship from Oregon Technology In stitute; and Georgia Hubbard, the Bread Bakers and the Young Farmers tuition schol arship to Oregon State univer sity. Traylor said this is the largest number of Eagle Point High school graduates to re ceive scholarships, and others still are being processed. Awards assembly included: Home economics: National Betty Crocker award, Georgia Hubbard; outstanding home economics award, Louilla Ma son. Citizenship Awards Outstanding citizenship awards: Dianne Putman and Willard Webster. Typing I awards: Joan Kon opasek, Mike St. Martin; typ ing II awards, Shannon Mat thews; shorthand I award, Linda Hill; bookkeeping I award, Marcia Ackerman. Special awards went to Carol Adams and Charity Mcsloh. Outstanding boy's physical education award: Neil Adams, freshman; Mike Yantzer, sophomore: Charles Pomeroy, junior; and Lew Whipple, senior. Industrial arts awards: Kenney Cameron, Victor ft So... " ' " Jlf'i Wm YouHave Pi fyP$f Decided to V & Suy Yuour It Vrijvj I Own Horaejf II JCF Let Us Help You With Your Home Financing EASY TO HANDLE TERMS TO FIT YOUR BUDGET STOP IN REAL SOONI JACKSON COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. Home Office - 2 East Main, Medford Ashland Branch - 337 East Main, Ashland Wooden, Dale Chamberlain, Skip Algeo and Roy Cottle. Journalism Awaru. Journalism awards: editor of school annual, Marcia Ack erman; business manager of school annual, Judy Sander son; editor of school newspa per, the "Quill," Judy Do Haven; business manager of "Quill," Sandi Wallace. Outstanding library stu dent assistant librarians: Janet Wade and Lola Ackerman. Mathematics awards: alge bra I, Mike House, Loretta Whipple, Gail Trimble, Cheryl Barlow; geometry I, Sandra Hawks, first; Mike Reid, sec ond; But McKeen, honorable mention; geometry, Helen Vickoren, first, Joan Kono pasek, second. Band letters: Layne Aberge, Linda Armitage, Roger Bart- let, Christine Solenberger, Bob Bonner, Gordon DeHass, Carol Hale, Art Harbison, Izora Hayes, Barbara Hooper, Jerry Moore, Tim Palm, Les lie Russell; outstanding band students, Diane Stelle and Donald Benson. Outstanding choir members: John Patrick and Joyce Dunn. Majorette Awards Majorette awards: Genelee Sinclair, Diane Barton, Loret ta Whipple, Vivian Sinclair. John Phillip Souza national scholarship: Karen Jossy and Frances Huffman. Speech award: Sonya Betts. General science awards: Gail Trimble, Mike Charley; physics, Pat Meyer and Dick Wilson; biology, Ronnie Brown, Peggy Johnson, George Adams, Mike Reid; chemistry, Kay Thurman, Suzie Carroll. Outstanding freshman schol arships, Gail. Trimble and Mike Charley. Girls Athletic association scholarship: Judi DeHaven. Gray Gowns, Gold Cords Gray gowns: Karyl Bishop, Teresa Pruitt, Marcia Acker man, Suzie Carroll, Steve Gustafson, Joan KonapaseK; gold cords, Carol Adams, Dor rene Christian, Judi DeHaven, Steve Geren, Jerilyn Hansen, Georgia Hubbard, Frances Huffman, Karen Jossy, Pat Meyer, John Patrick, Diane Putman, Lew Whipple, Dick Wilson. Outstanding scholar ah lps trophies: Pat Meyer, Dick Wilson and Kay Thurman. Valedictorian: Dick Wilson; salutatorian: Pat Meyer. Mrs. Donald Benson pre sented an English award to Gray Clement, school presi dent, in honor of Clarence Davies' retirement. The award will be presented iu me out standing English student in future years. It will De Known as the "Clarence Davies Eng lish Award Plaque. Davies, in turn, presented the plaque to Pat Meyer and Dick Wilson,' both of whom had 4.0 averages in English. THONGS Assorted Women's and Children's Sizes. Your Size . . . . . 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