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SUNDAY. AUGUST 19. 1962
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FIFA Winders Listed
ForE
veimts
The Antelope Dairy club rZTnT' Ccr8ia
toDped the field in Friday's tn-nior ntir can Georgia
...... , Hubbard. Antelope. lit; Clare
judging at the Jackson County lou Martin. Rogue River, 2nd.
Junior iieiter Georgia iiun-
4-H, FFA fair in the 4-H Club
Dairy herd division.
Others were Central Point
Cudchewers, 2nd; Rogue Riv
er club, 3rd; and Sis-Q club,
4 th.
The fair ended last evening
following an afternoon and
evening of livestock auction
Winners in the Friday
events were.
DAIRY CATTLE
Keilitered Guernsey
Junior Heifer Calf Lei Geren,
Antelope, junior champion, in.
flrnlnr Heifer Calf Don Turn
er. Rogue River, lit; Steven Strick
land, Rogue River. 2nd: Elizabeth
Clark, Griffin Creek, 3rd; Bobby
Hubbard. Antelope, 4th.
Junior Heifer David Strick
land, Rogue River, lit.
Senior Heifer Steven Strick
land. Rogue River lit.
.Innlor raw BobhV Hubharrt
Antelope. lit: Stephen Clark.
Griffin Creek, 2nd; David Strick
land, Rogue River, 3rd.
litnlnr f'nw David Strlck'
land. Rogue River, aenior and
grand champion, 1st: Elizabeth
Clark, Griffin Creek, 2nd; Donna
Geren, Antelope, 3rd.
Production Cow and Calf
David Strickland. Rogue River,
lat: Elizabeth Clark. Griffin Creek
2nd; Bobby Hubbard, Antelope,
3rd.
Other Guernsey
Junior Ifrlfer Calf Donna
Geren, Antelope, lit; Marthanne
Goodwin, Griffin Creek, 2nd: Ben
Hie Gardner. Reese Creek. 3rd.
Senior Ifrlfer Calf Carol
Foote, Central Point, 1st
Junior Heifer Bobby Hubbard,
Antelope, 1st; Elizabeth CiarK,
Griffin Creek. 2nd; Richard Phil
lipR. Reese Creek, 3rd.
Senior Heifer Carol Foole,
Central Point, junior champion,
1st; Tracy Legler, Central Point,
2nd.
Junior Cow Margaret Good
Win. Griffin Creek, 1st.
Senior Cow Marthanne Good
win, Griffin Creek, senior and
grand champion, 1st: Donna Geren,
Antelope, 2nd: Carol Foote, Cen
tral Point, 3rd: Mary Ann Can
trail, Ruch, 4th; Bobby Huhhard.
Antelope. Sth; Cathy Annorn, Cen
tral Point. 6th: Earle Flchtner,
Milk Pail Wranglers, 7th.
Production Cow Bobbv Hub
bard. Antelope. it: Marthanne
Goodwin. Griffin Creek, 2nd;
Earle Flchtner, Milk Pail Wran
glers, 3rd.
Jteclittered Holsteln
Junior Heifer Calf Kav Siev-
bar. AnteloDe. lit.
Senior JleifAr Mellnda Mar
tin, Rogue River, junior champi
on, hi.
Junior Cow Kay Stevenson,
End Point. 1st: Clare Lou Martin,
Rogue River, 2nd; Georgia Hub
hard. Antelooe. 3rd.
Senior Cow Georgia Hubbard,
Antelope, senior and grana enam
pion, 1st: Kay Stevenson, Eagle
Point, 2nd.
Production Cow and Calf
Georgia Hubbard. Antelope, lit;
Kav Stevenson, Eagie Point. 2nd
Other lloliteln
Junior Heifer Calf Susan
Kimball. Applegate, 1st: Cheryl
Swalm, Antelope. 2nd; James
Stith. Central Point. 3rd; Don
Trichev, Rogue River. 4th: Man
Ivn Winningham. Applegate, Sth:
Debby Mncy. Applenate, bth;
Wavnm Flflcher Sl-Q 7th.
Senior Heifer Calf Cheryl
Swaim. Antelope, 1st: Jack LeHnv,
rrniral Point 2nd: Georsiit Hub.
bard. Antelope. 3rd; Bob Trlchey,
Rot; tie River. 4th.
Junior Jelfer Jimmy Hubbard.
Antelope 1st: unrisiine iun. -snu,
James Shepherd. Central Point.
3rd; Tanna LcRoy. Central Point,
4th- Mnrv Cnneland Sia-Q. 5th.
Senior Heifer Adrlenne Brion
Applegate. junior champion, tsi,
Tanna LeRny, Central Point. 2nd.
Junior Cow GeiraMa Hubbard,
Antelope. 1st: Beth Krouse. Ap
plegate. 2nd: Marilyn Winningnim.
Applegnte. 3rd: Catherine Legler,
Central Point 4th.
Senior Cow Tim Higlnhoth
am. Central Point, aenior and grand
chamnion. 1ft; Laouila Steven
aon. Eaele Point, 2nd.
Production row and Calf
Catherine LcpIt. Central Point.
1st: Marilyn Winningham, Apple
ante. 2nd.
literd -lersey
Other Jersey ,
Junior Heifer Calf Billy Bel
ter. Sia-Q. Ml- , ,
Senior Heifer Calf Craig La
throp, Antelope, Junior champion,
Senior Heifer Craig Lathrop.
Antelone, 1st; Lea Geren. Antelntv,
2nd' Grep Lathron. Ante-lone. rd.
Junior Cow Billy Pntfr, Si.
O. 1st; Stan Billings. S1-.-Q. 2nd;
Richard Bottaer. RucH. 3rd.
Senior Cow Greg Lathrop
Central Point, senior nd grand
chamnion. 1st; Craig Lathrop. Cen
tral Point. 2nd.
Production Cow and alf
Billy Retter. Sis-Q 1st; Craig La
ihmn. Aninloue. 2nd: Greg La
throp. Antelone 3rd.
Junior iieurr wu mm-m
u.n.iin rntrl Print. Junior
champion. 1st; Stan Billings. SIs-Q.
2nd; Brad Brester. Applegate. 3rd;
Linda Sommer. Wagner Vallev, 4th;
Mar" RilliniM. SI-0 Mh: Dehhie
Phillipe. Reese Creek. 6th: Den
nis Phillips, Rene Creek, 7th, Di
ane Brewster. Applegate, 8th-
Senlor HHf.tr Georgia Hub
bard. Antelope, lat; Stan Billings,
Sis-Q, 2nd; James ' Anhorn, Ceil
tral Point, 3rd; Lei Geren. An
telope, 4th; penny Fletcher, SIs-Q.
3th.
Junior Heifer Keith Schoeitle,
Antelope 1st; Susan Kimball, Ap
plegate, 2nd.
Senior Heifer Georgia Hubbard,
Antelope, 1st: Alison Brlon, Apple
gate, 2nd; Marilyn Winningham,
Applegate. 3rd; Penny Fletcher,
Sis-Q, 4th; Connie Burril), Apple-
gate, sin,
Juniur Cow Les Geren, Ante
one. 1st: Linda Sommer. Mil
Pail Wranglers. 2nd: Diane Bar
ton, Antelope. 3rd; Mary Billings,
Sis-Q. 41h.
Senior CowDiane Brewster,
Applegate, senior and grand Cham
Dion, lat: Georela Hubbard. Ante
lope. 2nd; Stan Billings. Sis-Q, 3rd;
Dennis Phillips, Reese Creek. 4th;
Linda Sommer. Milk Pail Wran
glers, Sth; Wayne Fletcher, Sis-Q,
bin
Production Cow and Calf Ceor-
gia Hubbard, Antelope, 1st; Linda
aummeri muk fan wranglers,
2nd. Dennis Phillips, Reese Creek,
jra; Les i.eren. Antelope, 4th;
ane Brewster. Applegate, 3th;
aian Minings, sis-Q. 6th.
Registered All Others
Junior Heifer Calf Bette Lou
amun uogue Klver. 1st
Senior Heifrr C a I f M I n d y
Hackett, Wagner Valley. 1st; Bettt
L,ou arm in, Kogue River. 2nd
Senior Ilfifer Jul. Smith
Rogue River, junior champion, 1st,
Junior Cow Mlndv Hickntl
Milk Pail Wranglers. 1st: Betty Lou
anmn. nogue mver, and.
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Senior Cow Julie Smith Rnma
niver, senior ana grana cnampion,
Production tow and Calf
Minav Hackett, Wagner Val ev. 1st
Bette Lou Smith. Rogue River,
Utlier All Othera
Jtinloi II H fer Janice Prltchard,
Antelope, lit.
Senior Cow Laqulta Stevenson,
E.ugic roim, cnampion, lit,
Don Herzog, Central Point,
exhibited the champion swine
in showmanship class at the
Friday, 4-H, FFA, fair.
Other winners were:
SWINK SHOWMANSHIP
Poland China, Hampshire
Advanced Michael Elmnr An.
pleRate. lit: Judy Hill. Antelope,
2nd; Joe Terry. Central Point, 3rd,
Intermediate Bitty Hanion
LaKe ureeK. 1st: Bill P etrie. An.
plesate, 2nd; Ronald Ncufeld, Cen
tral -o n . jra earner ne Lfipr
tciurui romi, om; Alicia cimore,
Applegate. 6th; Catherine Pletrie,
Appieeaie, Yin.
uerhshire
Advanced Donald llorzos. Cm,
tral Point. 1st: Judv Wilson. On,
tral Point. 2nd; Irene Wllcn, Cen-
i tral Point, 3rd; Marie Jonea, Gold
I Hill. 4th; Richard Bottfer, Jack-
lonviiie. 3tn ; rieet Parsons. Gold
! Hill. 6th: Judy Frlnk. Central
' Point, 7th; John Dahl. Jackson
ville. Btil; Billy jonei, Gold Hill,
f Oth. Dianne Barton. Antelope,
tnth: Joe Thomas, Gold Hill, 1 1th;
Richard Walker. Central Point.
12th. John Swarlsfager, Central
Point, 13th
. Intermediate Wlllard W a I c h,
I Lake Creek, lit; Olen Welch, Lake
I Creek, 2nd; Linda Wilson. Central
1 Point, 3rd; Ken Boettcher. Wag
ner Valley. 4 th; Susan Cornutt,
Central Point, Sth; Donald Kieht
ner. Central Point, 6th; Jim Hat
field. Central Point. 7th; Louise
IlerzoK, Central Point, Bth; Dar
lene Ernolri. Gold Hill. Dth; Laura
Thomaa, Gold Hill, tnth: George
Martin. Gold Hill, 11th; Wayne
Debrick, Central Point, 12th: Chria
Johns, Central Point, 13ih: Sam
Crnfikell. Central Point. 14th.
Other Breeds
Arlvanred Kaihv Larson. Rurh.
Isl; Marv Ann Barker, Ruch, 2nd;
William Trovls, Ruch. 3rd: Bobby
Hubbard, Antelope. 4th; Mary Ple
trie. AppleRHte. 3th: Clyde Trovls,
Ruch, Sth; Renee Johnson, Wagner
Valley, 7th; Dnn Mcrrlman. Sis-Q.
Bth: David Pittock. Applcuate, 0th.
Intermediate Boyd Trovn,
Ruch, 1st; Jimmy Hubbard. Ante
lope, 2nd; Ray O'Neal, Sis-Q, 3rd;
Vance Merrlman, SIs-Q, 4th: David
Ballev, Central Point. 3th; Robert
DhiIcv. Central Point. 6th: Billle
Bailev Central Point, 7th; Pat
Hatfield, Central Point. Sth; Linda
Pit lock, Applegate, f)ih; Ltnda
Pletrie Applegate. 10th
neRlnners (Clan I W Milam
Walters. Central Point, lit: Suz
anne Bailey. Ruch, 2nd: Donald
Ballev. Ruch, 3rd; Susan Lanten,
Ruch. 4th: John Bush, Rurh, 3th:
Winifred Barhcr, Ruch. nth: Bill
Etcher, Central Point. 7th: Chrtsty
Grier. Ruch. 8lh; Gcorgcna Hat
field. Central Point, nth: Dale
John-ton. Lake Creek, 10th; Doug
Burnll, Ennle Point. 1 1th; Frank
O'Neal. Sis-Q, 12th. (Clans II)
Nina Morris, Wagner Valley, 1st!
Mike Johnson, Central Point, 2nd;
David Wilson Central Point, 3rd;
John Frink. Central Point. 4th;
Richard Flchtner. Centra) Point.
Sth; Cort Traylor, Central Point,
6th: Greg Walch, Lake Creek. 7th;
Carroll Burrell. Eagle Point, Bth;
John Larch, Central Point, fith;
Curt Charley, Central Point, 10th;
Dina Morris. Wagner Valley, 11th;
Dana Barton, Antelope, 12th; Bob
Pletrie. Applegate, 14th.
Kathy Zapell, Talent Bum
mers 4-H club, exhibited the
grand champion lamb during
Friday's market lamb events
and Dianne Calhoun, Sis-Q,
the reserve champion. A pen
of market lambs exhibited by
the Sis-Q club topped that
category.
Other winners were:
MARK FT LAMBS
Corrldale
Nita Morris, Phoenix, rhampion,
1st; Tom Winningham, Applegate,
reserve champion, 2nd; Marilyn
Winningham, Applegate. 3rd;
Gere Huchini, Phoenix, 4th.
Hampshire
Robert Lynch. SIs-Q, champion,
1st: Craig Westerberg. Sis-Q. re
serve champion. 2nd; Pat Zapell,
Talent. 3rd: Cynthia Holsgrove,
Sis-Q. 4th; Steve Chapman. Talent,
3th; Irora Hayes. Eagle Point, Oth;
Bill Bagley. Talent. 7th; Judy
Boettcher, Talent, Sth.
Southdown
Clans I Dianne Calhoun. Sis-Q,
breed champion, 1st; Craig Hooper,
reserve champion. 2nd; Mark
Wright. Weatslde. 3rd: Sue Cornutt,
Central Point. 4th; Gary Hoooer.
Sth; Marie Jones. Gold Hill. 6th;
Dick Calhoun, Sli-Q. 7th; Darlene
Balog, Sis-Q, Sth; Larry Tinker.
Sis-Q, nth; Jan Main, Westside,
10th; Kathy Schrocder. Westside.
11th; Donna Barton, Antelope, 12th.
rim nF!in ? ivinston. Gold
Hill, 1st; Vicki Caldwell. Westside.
2nd; John Dahl, Jacksonville, 3rd;
Nancy Carroll. Eagle Point. 4th;
Randv Mvall. Appleeate, Sth: Peif
gy Martin. Gold Hill, 6th; Glenda
Daucherty, Phoenix. 7 th: Norell
Hvall, Appli'gatc. 8th: Bill Jones,
Gold Hill, Oth; Dale Wot. Antelone,
10th; Susan Fox, Mfdford. 11th;
Beverlv Bichn. Westnide. 12th.
Rerlstered Southdown
pni Jnh"-",i, Phoenix. lt; Don
Gail. Gold Hill. 2nd; Janet Lee.
Westflfde, -rd; Donna Smith, Jack
sonville, 4th: Dears I,oeeet, Sl-Q.
Sth: ChrU Otsen. Sis-Q. 6h: Marv
Oantral. Ruch. 7th: Dawn Merickel,
Rneh. Bth; Gresr Schmidt. Jae'unn
ville. 9th: Lvnn Culheruon. Wet
siri. inth: Willie West, Antelope.
Uth; Marilyn Lathrop. Antelope,
12th,
So "oik
Class I Kalhv Zapell Talent.
champion. 1st: Errol Coffmnn, An
telope. 2nd: Ro" Conner. Wm tilde.
3rd: Dennis Hniionnr. nnocnix.
4th: Janrt Reroff. Westside. 1th;
Diane Debrick. WestsM 6th- Clvde
Kennedv. We.itid 7th? Adrtenne
Brlon. Applegate th: Alison Brion,
Annlerate. 9th; Bill Pletrie, Apple-
gate, loth.
Class !I Francis Huffman. Facie
Point, reserve chamnion, 1st: Terr"
Reroff. We a tsi He. 2nrt: D"-relI
Rohnert. Central Point, 3rd: Marv
Pietri-. Appipfate. h; rro1 Sut
ton. Ewirle Point, Sth: Pat Jones,
nold HIM 6th: Frank Ownb. Cen-
tral Point, 7th: S-ndra Sutton.
EBle Point, Bth: irn Stevens,
Oth; Marv Kennedy, wstsfrt-. in'li;
oyce G'"-nther. 11th: Carolyn
Barnes. iMh.
Class III Richard Boetfher.
Wagner Vallev, tt; Dnnna Ham
mond. Westside. 2nd: Mik- t eh
man. Westside. 3rd; Diane Barton.
Antelnoe, tn: Horace weosier.
Westside Sth: Martha M'ddlrs
worth. Westside, flth: Bob Pletrie,
Aoplerate. 7lh: George Kennf-nv,
Westside. Sth: Dsna Morris, Wag
ner Creek. 9th: Dan Marion, An
telope, loth; Linda Pletrie. Aonie
arate. 11th; Bud Truly, Wertside.
12th.
Clais IV John Kennedv, West
jtld. 1st: Tnm Sutton. E-!le Poln,
ind: Patv Suttnn, Faete o0nt. irf;
vnncv Dav. 4th: Drrell nowill.
ngle point. Sth: Dve Nnl-".
"'nener VatMv, flth; Sunn TYulv,
Westside. 7 th: Sharon Boettcher,
Warner vM'ev, flth: Jim Nuntc",
Wairner Vallev. nth- Ken Howell.
Eagle Point inth; BUI Pietrle. Ap
n'eRate. 11th.
Shronshlre
Carol BurrlU, Eaele Point. 1st:
-lames Shepard, Central Point. 2nd;
rlon Hnwrll. firle Point, 34;
Hruce Dnwell, a"lc Point, th;
frank Powell Fa-1" Point. 51h.
RomhnuMiet. Cheviot Cross,
Suffoiw rross
Carol Foote. Central Point. lt:
t cwls I athron. Antelone. 2nd: John
Sheoard. Ccntrni Point, rtrd: Kathv
Pletrie. Applegate. 4lh; Fred Hutch.
Ins. Phoenix. Sth; Greg Lathrop.
Antelope, 6th.
Winners of FFA
Events Announced
Medals were awarded to
four judging teams during
Future Farmers of America
events during awards night.
Medals were received for
Rabbits by the Westside club
(D wight Harsh, Janet Lee,
Gary Pinkham); livestock, the
Gold Hill club (Elin Living
ston, Peggy Martin, Don Gail);
for dairy, the Rogue River
club (Clare Lou Martin, Julie
Smith, Don Turner), and for
forestry, to Sam James, Lorna
Fowler, Bill James.
Trophies were awarded to a
number of members:
Sheryt Stanley. Lake Creek.
Krambeal horse judging; Rcgina
Krambeal. Eagle Point. Walt Young
English horsemanship trophy: Les
lie Krambeal. Eagle Point, Stewart
trophy; Vickie Caldwell. Central
Point. Gibson Saddlery trophy;
Dale West. Antelope. Med ford Trail
Riders trophy; Gail Perry, Lake
Creek. Double D Hereford Ranch
trophy; Greg Lathrop. Antelope.
Rogue River Jersey Cattle club;
Don Herzog. Central Point. Frink
Swine trophy: Alice Woolfolk, An
telope, Judy Bra haw trophy.
Curtis Breeding Awards Craig
Lathrop. Antelope, and Marlon
Hamlin, Central Point, Jersey; Les
Geren, Antelope, and Carol Foote,
Central point, Guernsey; Merlinda
Martin. Rogue River, and Adri
enne Brion. Applegate. Holsteln,
and Julie Smith. Rogue River, oth
er breeds.
Cal-Ore Hereford Association
Ron Anderson, champion registered
Hereford; Dale West, champion
grjtde Hereford.
Angus Auxiliary Award John
Bray. Central Point.
Herdsmanshlp Awards by Fair
Board Antelope Beef club, beef;
Eagle Point club, yhoep: Ruch club,
swine; Antelone eiun, nairy; nap
dv Hoppers of Evans Valley, rab
bits. LaPlne Herdsmanshlp Trophy
Ruh Swine club.
Terry Bezoff, Crater, was
the grand champion in swine
showmanship during activi
ties Friday. Judge reserve
champion in the same divi
sion was Errol Coffman,
Crater.
SWINE SHOWMANSHIP
Beginners Mike Charley, Eagle
point 1st; uon Murriii, cagie
Point 2nd; Joe Reeder. Crater,
3rd: Jeff Keefe. Eagle Point. 4th:
Steve Davis. Crater. Sth; Roger
Kirkham. Crater. Sth.
Advanced Terry Bezoff. Crater,
1st: Erroll Coffman. Crater. 2nd:
Mike Reid. Eagle Point, 3rd; Den- I
nis Ray Crater. 4th
SIIFFP SHOWMANSHIP
Beginners Denny Bolx, Phoe
nix 1st
Advanced Clint Gibson, Crater,
rrand champion. 1st: Dan Burrill.
Eagle Point. 2nd; Ross Conger,
Crater. 3rd; Gordon DeHaas, Eagle
Point. 4th.
Grand champions of the
FFA sheep judging Friday
during the Jackson county
4-H and FFA fair were Ernie
Bolz, Phoenix, Jerry Moore,
Eagie Point and Ross Conger,
Cenral Point.
Bolz had the grand cham
pion Southdown female,
Moore, grand champion 3uf
folk female and Conger,
grand champion Suffolk ram.
Other results were:
SIIKEP JUDGING
Southdown
Ewe Lamb Ernie Bolz. Phoenix.
1st. and Denny Bolz, Phoenix. 2nd.
V e a r II n g Ewe Denny Bolz,
Phoenix 1st.
Producing Ewe Denny Bolz,
Phoenix 1st. and Ernie Bolz,
Phoenix. 2nd.
Pen of Production Ernie Bolz.
Phoenix, 1st; Denny Bolx, Phoe
nix. 2nd
Suffolk
Ewe Lamb Clint Gibson. Cra
ter. 1st; Ross Conger, Crater. 2nd;
Jerry Moore, Eagle Point. 3rd;
Clint Gibson. Crnter. 4th; and
Clint Gihson. Crater. Sth.
Yearling Ewe Ross Conger,
Crater, 1st; Clint Gibson. Crater,
2nd.
Aged Ewe Jerry Moore. Eagle
Point, 1st; Clint Gibson. Crater.
2nd: Ross Conner. Crater. 3rd;
Clint Gibson. Crater. 4th.
Pen of ProducUon Ross Conger,
Crater, 1st; Clint Gibson. Crater,
2nd: Clint Gibson. Crater. 3rd;
Jerry Moore, Eagle Point, 4th; and
Clint Gibson. Crater, Sth.
Court To Discuss
Adding Members
To Fair Board
The county court will dis
cuss appointment of two ad
ditional members to the Jack
son county fair board, accord
ing to County Judge Earl M.
Miller.
The county court re
affirmed its intention to ex
pand the three-man board to
a five-man board after read
ing a resolution from the
Rogue Valley Rabbit Breed
ers association requesting the
appointments.
County Commissioner Ches
ter Wendt emphasized he is
not endorsing an open-class
county fair by urging ap
pointment of two more fair
board members. However,, he
feels more diversified agricul
tural interests should be rep
resented on the board. Pres
ent members, Francis Krouse,
Applegate; William Bigham,
Eagle Point; and C. H. Buf
fington, Phoenix, all repre
sent the cattle industry.
"We believe the agricultur
al picture both economically
and living-group wise has
progressed and presents new
and wider interests that just
ly should be given a voice in
considering the position our
fair board takes on many mat
ters," the resolution stated.
"One of these areas of prog
ress is in the small stock
field."
The county judge noted that
the county court considered
last spring adding to the fair
board, but took no action on
the proposal.
Field Day Planned
Tuesday at Farm
An experiment station field
day is scheduled tor Tuesday
morning, Aug. 21, at the Han
ley Experimental farm, ac
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county extension agent.
The program planned by
Station Superintendent Har
old White, station agronomist
John Yungen and Winters will
enable farmers of Jackson
county and southern Oregon
to see the latest research un
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vegetable crops.
Stock growers will be espe
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investigation work. Field corn
variety trials, fertilizer exper
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THE
SOUTHERN OREGON
School Of
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PRACTICAL
Wanda V. Hansen l.P.N.
Join the ranks of the practical nurses. There is a demand for personnel' In hospitals and nursing homes. The Southern
Oregon School of Practical Nursing offers you a wonderful opportunity to learn a new vocation. Applications are NOW being
accepted for next year's class. The Practical Nurse course is one year in length twelve weeks of classroom instruction and
thirty-eight weeks of clinical training in the hospital. The instruction includes nursing care, personal hygiene, structure and
function of the body, first aid, administration of common drug, nutrition, care of mother and rewborn, and care of children
You can learn while you earn! The cost of the course is approximately $245.00. Thirty dollars is paid upon registration
and the remainder is payable at the rate of $25.00 per month. You receive a stipend during the clinical training which
amounts to approximately $765.00. For entrance requirements call the Adult Education office and you will receive a bro
chure with the full details. Classroom instruction is held at the Rogue Valley Memorial Hospital. Upon completion of the
course, a diploma is granted by the Medford Public School District and the honor of wearing the school cap upon success
fully passing the State Licensing examination. Don't delay, act today. Application mav be obtained from the Adult Educa
tion Office of the Medford Senior High school 815 South Oakdale Avenue Phone 773-7220.
After graduating from high school
1 had olanned to enter nurse s train
ing but was unable to do so. During
the ensuing years in raising my fam
ily, I still had the thought tucked
away as to how nice it would be to
some day be a nurse.
It was with great excitement that
1 first began to read and hear re
ports that a Practical Nursing School
was being organized in Medford. I
decided to apply and was accepted
in the first class starting in 1959.
I consider this a very educational
course and would recommend it to any
lady who is looking fer further edu
cation interested m nursing.
Having graduated from this school
and being employed has greatly in
creased my confidence m myself and
I realize now that I do have a service
I can offer to the many ill people
we have around us at all times.
Wanda V. Hansen, L.P.N.
This course In Practical Nursing
Is the fulfillment of a life-lonq de
sire to help others in an intelligent
and comfortable way.
It is an ideal opportunity for hose
of us who, are no lonqer considered
'voung', to receive an education in a
field where the demand for services,
far out reaches the supply of those
properly trained and capable of rend
ering this service.
I highly recommend the Practical
Nurse course for anvons who is inter
ested in helping others. It is a very
rewarding and soul satisfying profes
sion. Louise Dor an
(Student)
As a mother of qrown children, I
found myself wanting to do something
worthwhile with my time. The South
ern Oreqon School of Practical Nurs
inq has qiven me a new appreciation
and understanding of life. I feel nurs
ina is the most rewarding and soul
satisfying work anyone can do, and
I am qrateful for the opnortunity to
be a member of this school.
Edith Rawlings
(Student)
MAIL THIS FORM TODAY!
I would like to know mere about
the Practical Nurte Training
(Please print plainly)
PHONI.
Send lo
ADULT EDUCATION OFFICE
MEDFOR0 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
815 SOUTH OAKDAIE, MEDFORD
This meiuge I public service of
Jtckson County Medical Society
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