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Easter Seal Sale Booth Established Establishment of a special depot for distribution of Easter teals to persons not included on Campaign mailing lists was an nounced today by Mrs. Chester Peterson, who will be in charge of the booth. She will be assisted by Mrs. Russell Roseborough and Mrs. Roy Howe. The booth will be located at Mann's Department store Wednesday through Fri day from 1 to 4:30 p.m. The booth will be sponsored by Ep silon Sigma Alpha sorority. - Mrs. Peterson urges all per sons who have not received seals through the mail to purchase them at the booth and to par ticipate in the fifth annual drive for funds to aid crippled chil dren and adults. K. of C. Has Right Address Milwaukee 0J.R) The ad dress of the Knights of Colum bus clubhouse in Milwaukee is 1492 W. Wisconsin avenue. Panel Talks To End Conservation Program Ashland "Conservation of Natural Resources In Southern Oregon" will be the theme of a panel discussion to be held at 7:30 p.m. today at Southern Ore gon college. The program will climax a two-day conservation workshop sponsored coopera tively by the science and teach er education departments of the college. Purpose of tonight's round table will be to review the many phases of conservation discussed during the special program, ac cording to Dr. H. S. Fowler, as sistant professor of physical sci ence. He urged that persons in terested in preserving forests, soil and wildlife attend the session. STUDY IN CONTRASTS Memphis, Tenn. (U.R) There's a junkman in town who rides a dilapidated wagon with three wheels patched with wire and wobbling. The fourth wheel has a spanking new, white side wall automobile tire. Easter uuns A large assortment of beautiful plants to choose from. All attrac tively wrapped. CLOSED Easter Sunday iWffliil SOUTH OAKDALE AT 11TH In And Around Gold Hill exclusive Gyrafoam wash ing action gwta elotbaa cleaner. Genuine Maytag construction means years of trouble-free service. Three fine models te choose from Liberal trade-in Easy terms Sam Hmt Weaker Tadoyt YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE 31 NORTH BARTLETT STREET Gold Hill Gold HOI Parent Teacher association will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria. The program wiu in elude a group forum on the topic, "Today's Child in Our Commun ity," with a representative of the school, the church and the home taking part. Mrs. Albert Beman. nroeram chairman, will be in charce. Refreshments will be served by mothers of seventh grade pupils, with Mrs. Robert Pugh and Mrs. Raymond Ritter as hostesses. "Making buttons, belts and buckles" will be the project for the meeting of Gold Hill Home Extension unit Friday at 10:30 a.m. in the comunity clubroom in the Odd Fellows building. Mrs. Lester Thomoson and Mrs. Hannah Routh will be project leaders. All women of the com munity are invited. A pot-luck luncheon will be served at noon. Those attending are asked to bring their own table service. Gold Hill Hobby club met Fri dav night at the home of Mrs. William Rockford on North 99 hiehwav. Ten members were present. Mrs. Fred Lester served as instructor for Iigurine paint ing. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting was scheduled for Friday, Apni 11. at 8 D m. at the home of Mrs. George Turner on Sixth street at Sixth avenue. Mrs. J. G. Kofahl of North 89 highway returned home Satur dav after SDendine a week in San Francisco where she had medical checkup. She also vis ited her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McMastcrs and children at Menlo Park. Calif., before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newnham of Fourth avenue received word Sunday of the death of Mr Newnham's brother. Jack, at San Bernardino. Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newnham had re turned home last Friday after a trip to Southern California to see his brother, who was then re ported to be critically ill. They will leave again for California to attend the funeral servlces whlch are to be held Thursday in San Diego. ' Mrs. Lawrence Whitsett of Fifth avenue and Charles Avena of the Upper River road were honored on the occasion of their mutual birthday Wednesday night at a dinner party given by Mrs. Avena at her home. Present in addition to the hostess and honorees were Mr. and Mrs. Jess Gilchrist. Mr", and Mrs. Ted Poul man. Mrs. Carrie Puhl and her daughter. Mr W. I. Kesterson of Klamath Falls. Stanley Newnham of the Navy, now stationed at Tacoma. Wash., spent the week-end in Gold Hill visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newnham. and his brother, wayne, oi Fourth avenue. Also visiting at the Newnham home over the week-end were Mrs. Newnham'a brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Burreson. and two children. Monty and Norma Jean, from Fort Dick. Mrs. Albert L. Harrison of North 99 highway, newly elected resident of Gold Hill Parent- Teachers association, is attending the annual meeting of the Oregon Congress of Parents and Teach ers at Pendleton. Melford Hood of Fifth avenue and his brother. Kenneth Hood r. April 8. 18S1 MZDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN Adrienne's Says: "Stockings Are of Your Look" Let Your Gift This J$zr$ Vogue A! rr nit ffrn Hosiery Strutwear Larkwood Dexdale Hudson Ladd From Service to the Very Sheerest Including Fancy Heels $1.25 up 13th Pair Free! Irtfmttfff 214 East Main Phone 2-7169 of Medford. left for Midvale, Ida . Friday to bring back their mother. Mrs. Alice Hood of Med ford. who had been visiting there ! with relatives. They expected to be nome Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. William Settle from Oceanside. Calif., who re cently purchased a home on the Old Stage road from Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shuntennan. have put their new home up for sale fur nished, and have gone to Los Angeles where Mr. Settle will be employed. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jahn ef Mrs. Floyd Romlne of the Old Stage road at dinner Ut Wednes day night, in celebration of the1 imrAArm ftnnit'trurv i twitrl ' couples. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Scott of ' Klamath Falls spent last week end here visiting at the borne of 1 his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott, on the Old State road. I Mrs. Carl NeWon.of the Old Stage road is spending two weeks in San Joe. Calif., and in the San Francisco Bay area, visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson formerly lived in Palo Alto. Calif. Mrs. Clayton Fields, formerly of Gold Hill and now of Rogue River, sprat last week at the home of hrr siter. Mrs. Paul William of Kirkland road, while Mr. Williams was away on a business trip. Word ha been received that irs. uave cnnis, lorrocr resident i of the Old Stage road, has been quite 111 in San Diego. Calif.. where she is now living. Mr. En nis Is In the Navy, stationed in San Diego. Mr. and Mrs Frank Wright of Red Bluff. Calif., and Miss Anna Dean of Oakland. Calif., rprnt Friday visiting Mrs. Nora Walt and Mr. and Mr. Robert Slither land of Sardine Creek. Mrs. Wright and Miss Dean are cous ins of Mrs. Wait and Mrs. Suth erland. Miss Dean works for the Pacific Greyhound company In San Francisco. Mr. and Mr Bert Van Slycke of Oswego visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutherland on Sardine Creek. Accompany ing the visitors was Mrs Van Slycke a sister. Mist Ruby Lyall of Grants Pass. Mrs. W. 1. Kesterson of Klam ath Falls Is visaing her mother. Mrs. Carrie PunL ef the Old Staee road. ' Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith ef Eugene are visiting In Gold Hill at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fritx Snyder. word was received Sunday f the death of Pearl Gray, former ' Gold litll resident who had lived in Grants Pass for the past sev eral years. Mrs. Gray was a member of Amethyst Rcbrkah lodge and of the Pan Noble Grands club of the lodge. A spe cial lodge meeting was railed Sunday to drape the charter and to arrange for services to be con ducted bv the lodee. Gold Hill Lady Lions club will meet Thursday nieht. April 10. at the home of Mrs. William Rockford on North 99 highway. Afganislan Movies Shown to Rofarians Colored moving pictures show ing reclamation projects under taken In Afghanistan by the American engineering firm of Morrison-Knutsen were shown at the luncheon meeting of the Medford Rotary club Tuesday by A. D. Harvey. Medford civil engineer. The films. prerated at the Jackson hotel with Carlos Morris handling the projector, depicted the strides made in harnessing the rivers of Afghan istan and transforming the des erts of that historic land Into richly fruitful agriculture areas. Morrison-Knutsen. the world's largest engineering firm, en tered into the ambitious recla mation program under contract with the government of Afghan istan. One feature of the travelogue-type moving pictures was the quick adaptation of natives to the operation of modern me-, chanized construction equip ment. ! Princess Gardner Sttrsfteagtss.kae SMrJttMeVDstatsaettsaslB card cats ... rsssif csia-ker BsrsaCeM lowtalsaPafesasI 500 e2 f -4-1 al HE Be Men's and Women's Welded Seams, no stitches. Reg. $1.00 Regular $1.00 boxes SPECIAL 0 Kfo. 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