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AIDED BY MEDFORD GIFT S. Iqbal Ali and his wife,
Rafiq Fatima, shown above, were recipients recently of a CARE
package sent to India as the gift of a Medford woman. The man
ner in which CARE gifts to India are used is described in the ac
companying story.
Local Woman's Aid
Through CARE Told
Good that is being accom
plished by Medford contribu
tor? to CARE, American relief
Scout Camp Opening
Scheduled July 9
Camp McLoughlin at Lake o'
Woods will open July 9 and will
stay open until August 13,
George C. Flanagan, Boy Scout
camping chairman here has
announced. The boys will get
, five weeks of camping instead
of the usual four this year.
Since so many new 11-year-old
scouts are eligible for bamp the
additional week was necessary
so that all scouts would have a
chance to attend, Flanagan said.
The second, third and fourth
periods are filled, leaving the
first, July 9 to 18, and the fifth,
August 6 to 13, open for more
.. reservations.
Camp McLoughlin stresses
outdoor scoutcraft. Trained in
structors are available in all
phases of outdoor skills. The
4 rifle range is an added feature,
stressing safe handling of fire
arms. A fine, competent staff
will be provided under the di
rection of James D. Harpole,
camp director, Flanagan stated.
Working with him are Bob
Stothers, program director, with
Milo Grubb, Martin Johnson
and Chris Williams as assis
tants, and Bob Hilliard, water
front director, with assistants
George Goodman, order of the
arrow chief, and Pate Niles.
Wholesome food will be served
under the supervision of Mrs.
Trimble and Mrs. Poindexler.
Local Youth Enters
Naval Academy Monday
Ernest Albert Stamm, 19, son
of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Stamm,
route 3, box 168, entered the
United States naval academy at
Annapolis last Monday, accord
ing to his parents.
A graduate of Medford high
school, young Stamm attended
Oregon State college last year,
and received h 1 s appointment
from Congressman Harris Ells
worth. STOtt
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agency, is demonstrated by a
report from Pakistan.
Because of donations from a
Medford resident. S. Iqbal Ali.
a Moslem refugee from India
to Pakistan, will have respec
table clothing when once again
he begins to provide for his
family, CARE officials said. He
will be able to report to work
in new Aligarh pajamas, dis
tinctive attire of the part of In
dia from which he fled.
From CARE Package
His wife, Rafiq Fatima, will
have a new shalwar.
The clothing will come from
10 yards of high quality broad
cloth in the $8.50 cotton pack
age. The Medford woman or
dered CARE to deliver the
package to any needy and de
serving family. Rafiq Fatima
will sew the clothing with
needles and threat contained in
the package.
A Pakistan master of a rail
way station, where many refu
gees stop, told CARE officials
that no refugee is so deserving
as Iqbal Ali. He and his wife
and child arrived in Pakistan
with only a tea kettle and no
money. Iqbal was not content
to get his government ration
free. He pitched in and helped
run the refugee camp, it was
said. .
Left Good Job
Iqbal, an excellent mechanic,
reportedly left a good job and
his savings behind when he fled
from India after communal
flare-ups in his neighborhood.
Through the gifts of Ameri
cans equally sympathetic to the
plight of the world's needy,
CARE, from it headquarters at
20 Broad street, New York City,
hopes to be able to send its
Pakistan textile and baby food
packages (priced at $8.50, $11
and $12) to many more of that
country's destitute refugees.
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Local and
Lodgt Picnic Knights of Phyth
ias lodge will hold a potluck din
ner at 7 p.m. Monday at the
Pythian building for knights,
sisters, their families and invited
guests.
Viit Mr and Mrs. N. "Bud"
Overholt, and Matt'Ivren, El
Monte, Cal., have left after visit
ing here with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
E. Medicus, Topside orchards.
Overholt is a cousin to Medicus.
At Races Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Dodge, Barnett road, and their
niece, Miss Ann Deter, motored
to San Francisco last week for
the handicap race between Calu
met farm's Citation and C. S.
Howard's Noor.
Buys Restaurant Mrs. Louise
Bates, who has been associated
for 28 years with the Medford
hotel dining room, has announc
ed her purchase of the Pear
Bowl restaurant, 213 West Main
street. Mrs. Bates will manage
the restaurant.
Roots Returning Mr. and
Mrs. Robert W. Root, 229 Brad
ford Way, are leaving today for
Reriianria Cal.. to visit his father
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Myron
Root. Myron Root, who has been
hospitalized in Redlands for some
time, has recovered sufficiently
to permit his return to Meaiora
the latter part of this week.
Aboard Cruiser Billy W.
Burk, son of Mr. and Mrs. James
W. Burk, Gold Hill, is a seaman
aboard the heavy cruiser USS
Saint Paul, which is participat
ing in the reserve officers' Pa
cific cruise this month. Burk en
tered the navy last August, and
formerly attended Gold Hill
high school.
Rabbit Breeders A regular
meeting of Southern Oregon
Rabbit Breeders association will
be held in the county court
house, Monday evening, June
26. Joel Barker will speak on
"everyday management prac
tices that mean success or fail
ure." To Convention Clarence R
Schmidt, representative for the
Metropolitan Life Insurance
company; left Saturday to at
tend a convention held by his
company at Tahoe tavern, Lake
Tahoe, Cal. The invitation to at
tend the company's conference
was due to his production rec
ord for the past year. Schmidt
will be absent from the city for
about One week.
From California Mr. and
Mrs. Neil Iven and son, Michael,
two and one-half, have returned
to their home in San Bernardino,
Cal., after visiting Iven's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Iven.
1006 West Fourth street. While
in Oregon, they also visited Mrs.
Iven's sister and family in Ny
ssa. Neil Iven is a former Med
ford resident.
.
Return Mr. and Mrs. Charles
P. McBeth Jr., Jacksonville, have
returned after visiting three
days In Klamath and Crescent
city, Cal. In Klamath they visit
ed McBeth's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles P. McBeth. In Cres
cent -City they visited Mrs. Mc
Beth's aunts, Mrs. Lawrence
Lake, Mrs. Teresa Hussey and
Mrs. Maggie Hanson, and her
brother-in-law, Lawrence Lake.
Mrs. Hanson was visiting there
from San Francisco.
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Personal
To California Mr. and Mrs.
Don Casper and family, 1102 Mc
Andrews road, left Thursday for
Bakersfield, Cal., to visit Mrs.
Casper's mother. They had just
returned to Medford from a two
weeks' fishing trip on the coast.
Son Born Word has been re
ceived here of the birth of a son
June 23, Clifford Latham, to Mr.
and Mrs. Paul A. Neil, Hono
lulu, T.H. Mrs. Neil is. the for
mer Miss Betty Latham, daugh
ter of Mrs. Ethel S, Latham,
335 South Ivy street.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Aebischer, Denver, Colo., left for
their home by the southern
route, after visiting several days
at the William Fugere - home.
Aebischer and Mrs. Fugere were
neighbors in central Kansas.
Teachers study Medford
teachers doing work for ad
vanced degrees this summer in
clude Lee Ragsdale, physical
education Instructor at the
senior high school, who is work
ing toward his master's degree at
the University of Oregon, and
Vincent P. Bevis, principal of
the Lincoln school, who is doing
additional work for his master's
degree at the University of Ida
ho, Moscow, Ida.
From Coos Bay Mr. and
Mrs. Charles McGary and Mrs.
McGary's mother, Mrs. Angie
Wilcox, all Coos Bay, are spend
ing the week-end here 'with Mr.
and Mrs. Will Williams, 891
Stewart avenue, and with Mrs.
Marion Lance, 1009 East Main
street. They spent Saturday vis
iting with friends in Rogue
River.
To Portland Mr. and Mrs
James J. Boyle left Friday for
Portland to represent the Jack
son County Democratic Central
committee at a reception held
there for William Boyle, Wash
ington, D.C., national chairman
of the democratic party, and
Mrs. India Edwards, national
vice chairman and head of the
women's division of the party.
James J. Boyle was recently
elected democratic congressional
committeeman from Jackson
county.
In Sacramento Mrs. F. C.
Loomls, 822 East Ninth street,
left yesterday for Sacramento to
visit her daughter, Mrs. George
W. Mapes, and family,
Attend Conference County
School Superintendent and Mrs.
C. R. Bowman, Ashland, left to
day for Salem where Bowman
will attend a state conference of
county school superintendents.
He will be back in his office here
Saturday.
From Trip Mr. and Mrs. R.
H. Wilcox, Evelyn apartments,
have returned after a two-month
trip. They visited near Gulf Port,
Miss., and from there traveled In
Florida and north to Boston, New
York and Bangor, Me. They also
stopped at Niagara Falls and Soo
Lock, Mich., as well as in Can
ada. They drove the northern
route home through North Da
kota, Montana and Washington.
Son Born Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Offerdal, Grandview, Wash.,
are parents of a son born there
June 16, according to word re
ceived here by Mrs. Golda Ed
wards, 320 South Grape street,
the child s grandmother. The
infant weighed eight pounds and
has been named Larry Robert.
Mrs. Offerdal is the former Miss
Jerri Edwards of Medford.
.
Clauti To Start Eugene Ben
nett, who recently returned
home from Chicago where he is
a student at the Chicago Institute
of Art, announced that the clas
ses which he will teach this
summer will begin this week.
The classes are in landscape and
still life painting, with special
classes for children, and are to
last for eight weeks. Prospective
students may call at the studio,
333 South Grape street, or phone
Mr. Bennett.
From Convention Carl Teng
wald. 1406 King's highway, re
turned at noon Friday from Los
Angeles where he had attended
the Shrine convention. Return
ing with him was the Tengwald's
four and one-half year old grand
daughter, L a y n e Galbreaith,
daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Don
W. Galbreaith, Costa Mesa, Cal.,
near Lon Beach. Tengwald visit
ed the Galbreaiths on his trip.
Mrs. Galbreaith is the former
Miss Natalie Tengwald. Teng
wald stated that his daughter
and son-in-law plan to visit here
soon after July 4.
HOME ECONOMICS FAIR
and LAMB SHOW
at the Fairgrounds
Tuesday and Wednesday
JUNE 27 and 28-DAY and EVENING
Q THIS ANNUAL 4-H Home Economic! Fair and Lamb Show it YOUR
" opportunity to see the fine accomplishments of Jackson County's farm
boys and girl . . . there will be exhibits demonstrations contests
and on Wednesday night the annual STYLE REVUE and LAMB AUC
TION. Here It the big summer season 4-H event you've waited for
don't mill It!
Everyone Is Invited!
Thli advertisement published In cooperation with Jackson
County'i outitanding 4-H clubi as a public icrvice by
The CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER CO.
Sunday. Jun 28, 1850
Returns Mrs. Sonia Gordon
has returned to her home in San
Francisco after visiting here 10
days with her sister, Mrs. Nunya
Liberg, 17 South Groveland ave
nue. While here Mrs. Gordon was
taken to Oregon caves by her
sister.
Training Pilot! Russell M
Killlngsworth, a navy ensign,
son of Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Kil
lingsworth, route 1, Medford,
and husband of the former Miss
Carlita Vagner, 211 Vancouver
avenue, Medford, is helping train
pilots in operational jet fighter '
tactics at the San Diego, Cal., '
navy aviation base. j
Burglary Told Miss Blynn
Bessie Tullows, Bishop apart
ments, reported to police Satur
day that burglars entered her
apartment sometime Friday
night and took a table model
radio. She said the door was
locked when she left the building.
Another GrandJP( Meeting!
Youth For Christ International
Presents the Inspirational Speaker and Singer
R. T. MCNEILL
TUES
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EXCELLENT
DON'T MISS
The Jackson County
4-H CLUBS
MEDFORD (ORCQON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN
DAV Meeting A report on
the recent state convention will
be given at a meeting of Jack
son county chapter No. 8, Dis
abled American Veterans, and
auxiliary, to be held at the Med
ford armory at 8 p. m., Tuesday
June 27. Refreshmentr will be
served after the meeting.
Looking For a Bettor Place To Dino?
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JUNE 27
MUSIC
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' Move T. H. Greb and family
1124 Maple Park drive, moved
this week-end to make their
home In Eagle Point.
Salem, Ore., June 24 (U.R)
Nancy Stuart of Portland has
been named director of infor
mation and alumni affairs at
Willamette university beginning
August 1.
. . of Cannon leach, Ore.,
Northwestern Oregon
Youth director, chosen to
peak at Portland Youth
for Christ meeting June
24.
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JUNIOR HIGH
AUDITORIUM
SINGING