Medford Mail Tribune from Medford, Oregon • Page 8

Wt'IdMitf. Much II. 1IS4 EIGHT MEDFOBD COMOOH) HAIL THIBUKH Milk Pool Reelects Officers for Year Grants Pass Officers of the tlon told of plana for use of th. TheyH Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo Rex Putnam Slated To Speak Josephine -Jackson Milk Pool i old Rogue Valley Dairy co-no plant recently purchased bv tk. Saturday at Annual Meeting ABdUT WIVES SUE But- let wer set ah ear TO BENDTWE GAB GOES INTO Mieur SOCSfudenfsGet Practice Teaching In City's Schools Several students from Southern Oregon college are doing practice teaching In Medford public schools, it was announced today by city schools officials.

aii aro nractice teaching for a Of Elementary Principals is swy" association. Durbin also discuss, ed the current milk market. It was voted to hold a meeting of the pool board of directors on' the fourth Monday of each month, were reelected this week at the organization'! annual meeting here. The officer are Howard Knapp, Grants Pass, president; Ray Jordan, Jerome Prairie, vice-president, Directors who were reelected At the noon luncheon, music Hex jPulnam, Oregon superln- tendent of public instruction, TT MV OLD tf DfT EVBJ KNOW SWrtff will be provided by the Lincoln grade school band and the speakers will be Putnam, Lewis, will be among the speakers Sat- urdav. Auril 3.

at the annual Posey and.AIcAulay. spring meeting of the Southern are Fred Altheide, Jerome Prairie; Claude UUum, Eagle Point; Jerry Stone, Provolt; Ray Nick-erson, Cave Junction, and O. D. The Invocation will be given by the Rev. Kirkland D.

West of Oregon Elementary Principals AMD) the Presbyterian church in Mea ford. Grace will be led by the Rev, half day, either in the morning or afternoon. They assist the regular teacher' in giving Individual and group help, and on occasion take over the classes under the guidance of the regular teacher. Southern Oreaon college iu- nart, jtogue River. Harry Clark, county agent for Josephine county, spoke on herd Otis Swisher of the First Pres (BO Improvement and- advocated byterian church in Mediora.

association. The meeting Is scheduled to start at 9 a.m. at Washington grade school. Other Speakers Other speakers will Include Cecil M. Posey, executive secretary of the Oregon Education association; Lloyd E.

Lewis, orinciDal of Crooked River The president of the Southern n. i norvlsea the work of the student drastic culling to maintain high production needed because of present costs. Cjregon niememarjr in Vincent P. Bevis. principal, a i a HE i teachers through Mrs.

Betty Lou Dunlop. Clark also advocated Inten City schools officials pointed Lincoln grade sohool, Medford and the secretary Is Robert C. Wcndt, principal, Riverside ele sive fertilization of pasture crops for improved yield. out that there are usually a number of SOC students who grade school In Prineville, who W. H.

Durbin of Southern Oregon Milk Producers associa-. mentary school, uranis teach in Medford schools each term on a practice basis. Most of these are in their final term Safeway Double: of three In practice teaching. is state president of tne uregon Elementary Principals association, and Dr. John D.

E. McAul-ay, director of teacher education at Southern Oregon college. The morning program will consist of a panel discussion of the Elementary Principals association led oy Bruce Metzgcr of Practice teachers from SOC Consolidated Earnings are also placed in other schools in the county. Oakland (U.R) Safeway Store. doubled Its consoli Junior high school Clifford Cain working with regular teacher Darrell Davis in science.

Oak Grove school and on tne panel will be Chester C. Squire, Ashland. Briscoe elementary Kenneth Humphrys working Madras Nan Called Nawberg Man Killed Newberg (U.R) Charles Le-land McKisslck, 72, was fatally injured yesterday in a freak accident when a long piece of lumber sticking out of his auto window hit a telephone pole, swung around, and hit him in the head. McKissick was carrying the piece of wood home when, the accident happened near here. It was too long to fit inside his car.

He was knocked unconscious by the blow and died at a hospital six hours later. with regular teacher Mrs. Hazel school; Mrs. Myrna S. Frink, Tickets Going Rapidly for Roosevelt Memorial Dinner dated net earnings in 1953 over the previous year, the system's annual report showed today.

Safeway national headquarters here issued the report which gave the net earnings for 1953 as $14,544,732 against for 1952. The figures includ Bosshard In mathematics. Don Medford, Griffin Creek Elemen tarv school: Elton Fishback, To Washington on principal. Klamath Falls and Reservations for the fourth Gerguson working with regular teacher Mrs. Gertrude Holmes in social studies.

Dexter Kinnard working with regular teacher Mrs. Louise Davis in geography. BATHROOM LUXURY BUDGET PRICED ed all Safeway stores In 23 Seed Use Proposal annual Roosevelt Memorial dinner to he held Friday evening in the boys' gymnasium of MecV ford junior high school, with states, the District of Columbia and the five western provinces Richard Holloway, Williams elf ementary school. Elliott Becken, assistant superintendent of Medford public schools, will give the welcoming address. A report on the committee on John Carter working with reg of Canada.

An Oregon man, J. A. Macy of Madras, has been called to Washington, D.C., to discuss the The renort said earnings per ular teacher Dean Davis in mathematics. Miss Jackie Miller working with regular teacher Mrs. Marvel Yung in geography.

share of common stock for 1953 were $4.31 compared to $2.01 in 1952 tables planning to attend are congressional candidate Charles O. Porter of Eugene who seeks Harris Ellsworth's seat. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Porter. State vice-chairman Gladys Last, national committeewoman Lillian Burton, Nicholas Granet, former president of the Willamette society, Democratic State Secretary Volney Martin and Democratic state treasurer Dexter Fairbank are also expected to attend.

National committeeman Monroe Sweetland is en-route to Michigan, called by the sudden death of his father. orderly disposal of government-owned forage seeds. Bill Stoughton working with Oregon's Senator Wayne L. Morse as guest speaker, have already been received from seven Oregon counties and from northern California, according to Democratic County Chairman Guy D. Corliss, who reports tickets for the event have been going rapidly.

Democratic candidate for Macy is president of the Ore the resolution; for Elementary Principals' association will be given by Cecil L. Roberts, Principal, Redwood elementary school, Grants Pass, chairman. regular teacher Bay Graves in social studies. Mount Rainer in Washington gon Seed League and he will is an extinct volcano 14,408 feet Lincoln school John Win- attend a meeting April of the RENT A New PIANO or ORGAN high. slow working with the regular teacher Miss Anna Laura Honts Commodity Credit corporation, which is seeking to learn more in the fourth grade.

about possible use of surplus governor Joseph K. Carson of Portland and Democratic State Jackson school Miss EIrene Tickets for the dinner may be seeds it has In storage. Macy has asked Jackson county sources for more information Chairman Howard Morgan, Axtel working with regular teacher Mrs. Precia Medley In Monmouth, will arrive together obtained at the Medford stationary store. (language arts and library.

by plane Thursday at 6:13 p.m Carson will introduce Senator cn surplus seed use to take with him. The seed league has already approved use of surplus seed on federal lands. Morse and Morgan will act as Must Make UN Work, Mrs. Roosevelt Says NOW AT PURUCKER'S Another Great Innovation in television design! 1 uuUaqiniauoxx master of ceremonies for the dinner. Arrives Friday Rex Warren, farm crops spe cialist of Oregon State college, has recommended to Macy that Senator Morse, wno speaKs in On A Rental-Sales Plan You may rent a new Baldwin or Wurlitier Piano or a Hammond Chord or Spinet Organ for at long at six months and hare the rental apply on the purchase of the Instrument if you to desire.

PURUCKER PIANO HOUSE as much surplus seed as possible San Francisco prior' to his Medford appearance, is expected to arrive by plane Friday noon. He will take time, patience and "We are dealing with people who are willing to wait 100 years if necessary for the things they want. We must outwait them," she said. Mrs. Roosevelt said the United States was the strongest country In the free world militarily and economically.

"We must try to Portland U.R) Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt said last night that if we really care for the peace of the world we must make the machinery of the United Nations work. Speaking to 1800 persons at Benson Tech auditorium, the former first lady said that the UN provides the machinery for will speak Saturday noon in be exports, that surplus seed be available for use oA federal lands, and that surplus seed need be sold on bids only once a year. Eugene before a men's civic service organization. More information on the The annual memorial dinner, Constellation 21 111 North Central Southern Oregon Conservation and Tree Farm association which Phono 2-5702 a partial potluck served cafeteria style, is scheduled for 7:00 o'clock Friday evening, but those arriving early will be ser make ourselves leaders spiritual- a program which can lead to a peaceful world.

But, she said, it ly and morally," she added. hus also approved the use of surplus seed, will be taken to Washington by Macy. John Nied-trmeyer, southern Oregon representative ot, the seed league, ved as they arrive, in order to better handle the expected large crowd, according to Mrs. W. G.

Werner, Foods chairman for the affair. Her committee, she said, would be on hand from 6:00 has been instrumental in preparing that Information. The Oregon Federation of Car-den Clubs, voted to go on record as favoring conservation grass reseedlng programs at a o'clock on. 117 S. Central Phone 2-6241 In addition to Carson and Morgan, other Democratic no- session held at Cannon Beach.

The resolution was presented by Miss Claire Henley of Medford, who will be president when the Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy SALE ENDS SATURDAY tonlght and Thursday. A few light scattered showers over mountains Thursday. Low tonight 32. High Thursday SB. Western Oregon: Mostly cloudy to- nigm ana Tnursday.

A lew llgnt scattered showers. Brief clearing neriods. Not quite so cool tonight with lows jiigns ou-bu. I.UCAL DATA TemDeratura a venr ao tnriav: Highest HI: Lowest 32. Total monthly precipitation Deficiency for the month .68 Inch Total orecioitation alnra Ri-ntamher 11)33.

II) 43 Inches. federation meets in Ashland in June. The Josephine County Livestock association has petitioned a resolution for the county court to set aside funds from the income of county owned timber for the seeding of adapted grass seed on Josephine county public-owned lands recently logged. Marshall N. Dana, assistant to the president of the U.S.

National Bank of Portland, has reported that G. Oberteuffer, executive of the Portland area Boy Scouts, could use 500 pounds each of altn fescue, subterranean clover, white Dutch clover, English rye-grass and creeping bent. Hit by Truck, Dies Sutherlin, Ore. U.R) Nine-vear-nlrl Dinna niannKfAu -i excess lor the season 5 08 Inches. Relative humidity van m.

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