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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1963)
Large T1i Jackson County Juvenile Court has heard a large num ber of cases so far this month. Juvenile Director Lawrence L. Tweedy noted that these problems are standard proced ures for the work done through the detention home and depart ment. November's cases com pare with 47 children booked in to the home in October and 12 SECTION D MedfordTribune MEDKCSD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1963 It f iH i p 1 i .Ii " K iff ill SI H .Bour. The. Tie Tae Toe. Fun for :. ft ; fv 1 i'l AK I Jbr-i all love' hi. OOllllsS Tffl Play on a board with I ) ft', : - T f.i ... S VjK ' I I i 1 i I - V I 1 iner and brightly ccj- movaWe circlj and I 'i f s V f , t&P I I I I S. V I 1 r.J pc,s. . Why not buy two NEW ZANTRit RAYOM-AMD- I . V. 1 Gum Bank. Put away Midge Doll Embroid- Pencil by Numbers. Spin - a Game. New fj- COTTOW PA IAMA OR SHIT 11 pennies in the me- ery Set. 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A girl's fav- 1 fl .VV ' i' i po u annua s number! oril dolll I DOWNTOWN MEDFORD I ttc ttc 77c 77c Number into the county jail due to over crowding of the detention home, Tweedy noted that on Friday, Nov. 8, seven cases involving juveniles were presented to Juvenile Court Judge Edward C. Kelly. Result of Hearings The hearings resulted in one 14-year-old girl being commit ted to Hillcrest School for Girls PAGES 1 TO 8 Pays to Christmas Shop at Penney 's ny off Hhese loSidoy C9BTE)Sat one fabulous low JjjNJ rSQ&feaE E l! Marble Maze. The in- ' .'pt Vj" Checkers Game. De- f I if Si teresting 'Gold Strike' ' , luxe board pieces for V ' '' ?ame ,0r neW' eXCil" V " ' hours of exciting com; of Juvenile Gases Handled in for violation of probation, two 13-year-old boys released to par ents on probation, two 15-year-old boys released on probation, a 16-year-old girl s case being held over for further investiga tion into a home situation, and one 17-year-old girl continued as a ward of the court until her 18th birthday in February. Five other cases were pre sented and dismissed on basis of good adjustment on probation. One 16-year-old runaway boy was released to his parents to return to the Portland area, and one 16-year-old runaway girl is being held for futher investiga tion of the family situation. On Nov. 15, Juvenile Court gowmss, shifts, Judge James M. Main commit ted a 14-year-old boy to Mac Laren School for Boys for being obnoxious in school and violat ing his rules of probation. Two boys, one 14 and one 15, were placed on probation. Four cases were dismissed for good adjust ment on probation. Judge Kelly released a 16-year-old girl to Iowa relatives after he heard the case Nov. 20. He also heard seven cases in volving 11 juveniles Nov. 22. One 15-year-old girl was com mitted to Hillcrest School for Girls for behavior that endan gered her own welfare and the welfare of others. A 14-year-old girl was committed to Villa St. beaufrifufl One custody a 11-year-old case resulted in boy being released to his mother. Six children were placed in custody of the Jackson County Public Welfare Commission af- Hole in Road Has Public Relations Man NEWCASTLE, England (UPI) Alfred Bell became public relations officer to a hole in the road Friday. Bell was hired to stand by a five-milc-long trench, dug for uin caMnc rfmvn Ihp mirtHlp of Newcastle's busiest street, and apologize to passersby for the inconvenience. Rose, Portland tor two parental neglect cases were heard. A man was ordered to jail for immoral behavior re garding children. Two 14-ycar-old boys were re leased to their parents after be ing heard on theft charges. Fur ther violations would send them to MacLaren, the judge warned. Seven other boys' and girls' cases were dismissed for good adjustment on probation. ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Minnie Mouse Nurse Kit. Complete with stethoscope, micro scope, medicinal sur gical equipment! 77c County A wave of cirls' cases result ed in six girls being detained. Two girls were released on a trial basis for the Thanksgiving week end. The other girls were hold for security reasons. Two other rooms are being held for two runaway girls who have not yet been found by law en forcement officials. Three boys were held in deten tion Nov. 27, one for failure to Mr. Potato Head. Fun with a favorite charac ter all tots lovsl A game they'll not lire of on rainy daysl 77c During Month make adjustment to foster homes, one had been suspended from school and refused to re enter, and a third was beyond parental control. Juveniles detained over Thanksgiving received the standard Thanksgiving dinner. County Commissioner Edwin Taylor arranged with the state fish and game commission to send 20 large striper salmon to before you spend more, compare Penney's low prices! Diaper Bag Set. For a little girl's favorite doll; diapers, pants, bottle, complete! This low pricel 77e the detention home. They wor processed for freezing by juve niles. Produco from the county farm was consigned to two grocery stores in Mcdford. The credit of $50 received was used to purchase other food supplies for the home. Eleven ducks, three pheasants and one deer, all illegally killed, were donated to the detention home by Oregon Slate Police. 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