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THURSDAY. MAY 23. 1963
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORECON
Portland Summer Term Offers Courses From Five State Colleges
' Portland - A student at
tending the 1963 Portland
summer term of the Oregon
state system of higher educa
tion could take courses from
five ol the state's public col
leges and universities and nev
er leave Portland.
The unique summer term,
largest held each year in Ore
gon, starts June 17 and runs
to Aug. 9. An 1 1-week session,
for lower division students,
goes from June 17 to Aug. 30.
Enrollment may reach 5,000.
Dean James W. Sherburne
of the general extension divi
sion, which administers the
Portland summer term, said
there probably is no counter
part in the nation to the Port
land session. The eight-week
summer term this year will
include more than 360 credit
courses from University of
Oregon, Oregon State univer
sity, Portland State college,
Oregon College of Education,
and Southern Oregon college.
Dean Sherburne explained
that most colleges throughout
the nation arc limited to offer
ing only courses of their own
institution, during cither the
summer or the regular aca
demic year.
But in Oregon, the coordi
nated state system of higher
education enables its general
extension division to offer
courses from any campus
wherever they are needed in
the state. The institutions ap
prove instructors and courses
to be offered off-campus rind
the extension division admin
isters the courses.
The Portland summer pro
imm thic vear will include
about 140 courses from Uni
versity of Oregon and some
60 from Oregon Stale univcr
citv Anniiiff 12 will ho of
fered by Oregon College of
TO OUR FRfENDS AND CUSTOMERS
, THRU THE YEARS
. The R. A, Holmes Agency, sold to Lowell A.
IVe'rsb'ri,' lias been merged with MEDFORD IN
! SURANCE AGENCY, "The. Insurance Center": at
25 West Main Street. : '
Mr. Iverson is associated with Mr. Insurance Frod R. Brennan
. , In. th. enlarged agency
; Mr. Brennan will lend every assistance to Mr.. Iverson in.
bringing your coverage up to date, and packaging coverages
.for you in the most economical manner. Mr. Iverson and Mr.
Brennan will spend your premium dollar as if it was their own.
We urge you to give every support to Medford Insurance
. . .Agency,. as we are personally assisting them to make your
, acquaintance. It is our desire to have you continue with this
' 'Agency. Why not visit them at their modern new office with
customer parking available. We urge you to do this.
.The R. A. Holmes Agency,
Education and one from
Southern Oregon college. A
majority of the courses offer
ed from state institutions out
side Portland will be for grad
uate credit.
Portland State college will
contribute about 150 credit
courses to the eight-week ses
sion and another 24 during
the 11-week term.
Although the general exten
sion division docs not confer
degrees, hundreds of students
take graduate work in Port
land each summer, as well as
during the regular year, and
apply the credit toward a
planned degree program at
one of the state system col
leges or universities.
May Earn Credit
Students in tne summer
tnrm man earn credit toward
mavtnr'i decrees in engineer
ing, business administration
and oeneral studies, as well
a! education. The summer !
terms are planned so that
studepts may complete all of
their course-work toward a
master's degree in these fields
without ever leaving the Port
land area. '
The regulra credit offerings
this summer will be supple
mented by some 30 special
workshops and seminars. Top
ics will range from special
education programs for teach
ers to programed learning,
radiation and health, ard con
servation education which
may appeal to teachers as well
as persons in business, indus
try and government,
Most of the classes held dur
ing the summer meet in build
ings on the Portland State col
lege campus, although many
special programs are sched
uled throughout the city. Sev
eral workshops in conserva
tion and camping education
will hold sessions at camps
in the Cascade mountains.
Funds Sought To
Investigate Pests
Washington -IUPU- Interior
Secretary Stewart L. Udall
told Congress Wednesday that
pesticides are threatening
both nature and man.
Udall asked a Senate sub
committee for more research
funds to investigate their
harmful effects.
Organic pesticides such as
DDT kill many kinds of liv
ing matter beyond what they
are designed to do, he said.
Udall said residue from the
chemicals had been found in
game birds, fish and other
animals, and may affect hu
man beings.
Credit Executives
Expected at Seminar
Portland - More than 150
credit executives from Ore
gon are expected to attend a
seminar on "Oregon's Uni
form Commercial Code," June
6 at Portland State college.
The seminar is jointly spon
sored by the Oregon Associa
tion of Credit Managment and
PSC. It will feature portions
of the new code, effective
Sept. 1. of greatest interest
to those who extend credit
either secured or on open ac
count terms, according to Dr.
Albert Dehner, professor in
business administration at
USC and seminar moderator.
TAKE THIEF'S KEY
Kansas City, Mo. - (UPD -Mrs.
Marilyn Schudy testi
fied Wednesday about events
that led to the arrest of Lee
D. Rimmer, 24, as a prowler.
Mrs. Schudy said she return
ed to find Rimmer rummaging
through her home. So . she
went outside and removed the
ignition key from his car and
telephoned policed.
MODERN PEOPLE
i know it's best for
the waistline!
Signature Expected
On Explosives Bill
The measure growing out
of the requests of Applegate
area ranchers for action to
protect stock from stored ex
plosives is on the Governor's
desk and he is expected to
sign it this week, according
to report from Jackson Coun
ty, Representative James A.
Redden. i
The Oregon House of Rep-1
rescntatives - accepted a con
ference committee report on
SB 98 relating to explosives.
Representative Redden asked
the House to concur with
Senate amendments deleting
reference to gunpowder in the
bill, which is designed to re
quire safe storage of explosives.
Applegate ranchers regis-
tcrest their complaints and
requests for legislation after
they lost slock which con
sumed an abandoned cache of
explosives.
GETS NEW HAIRCUT
Washington -lUPIu President
Kennedy's two -year -old son
has a new haircut. The White
House said Wednesday the
boy's long hair had been trim
med by his nurse, Maud
Shaw, and he now has a part
on the left side. For some
lime, John Jr. had worn his
brown hair in a long "Eng
lish" style.
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