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SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
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Society and Clubs
Nursery School Closes
Activities for Term;
Mothers Club Meets
The Westside Nursery school
closed the term's activities
Thursday, May 29 when the
teacher, Mrs. Walter Kendall,
took the children to Hawthorne
park for a picnic lunch. Three of
the students, Terry Winetrout,
Stanton Mohr and Charles Tay
lor, will enter the first grade
next fall. Other students are
Judy Frink, Joy Skinner, Terry
Pitts, Kathy Thompson, Mike
Charley, Blitz and Ronny Jones
and Billy Newhall.
. The last meeting of the
Mother's club of the nursery
school was on May 28 at the
home of Mrs. W. Garland Jones,
The new officers who will as
sume their duties next fall are
Mrs. Riley Cook, president; Mrs.
Albert Thompson, secretary
treasurer; and the executive
committee, Mrs. Paul Skinner
and Mrs. Jones.
Retiring officers are Mrs.
Skinner, president, and Mrs.
Sam Taylor, secretary-treasurer.
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MAIN AND
Registration Open
For Camp Low Echo;
Ask Parents Help
Registration for the first week
at the. Rogue Valley area Girl
Scout camp, Low Echo, is now
open to girls who will be sixth
graders this fall as well as to
those who will be in the fifth
grade, the Girl Scout offices an
nounces. Second week registra
tion li now closed but girl
scouts, non-scouts and girls out
side this area may still register
for the other weeks of the sea.
son, it is stated. .
Contrary to rumors about win
ter damage at the camp, no
buildings at Low Echo were dam
aged, the office stated, and very
few trees fell. The recreation
hall at Ester Applegate camp
jointly owned by the Klamath
Falls Girl scouts and Campfire
girls, collapsed under the weight
of tne snow, it was said.
The work program, at the
camp, undertaken each year by
parents 01 scouts, includes clean
ing away the fallen trees, com
pleting the new infirmary and
erecting permanent alpine sleep
ing sneiters in the senior un .
These shelters have been com
pleted in the other units.
The help of parents is needed
badly because of the lateness of
the season, it is reported." Work
has been held up because the
road has just been recently
opened. Families wishing to go
up to help for a week-end may
call the scout office, 2-5912, or
Mrs. Ray Baker, the Medford dis
trict camp coordinator, at 3-3186.
Several families are planning to
give their time this Week-end.
To Nominate
Talent Wagner Creek ICom
munity club will meet Tuesday,
June 10. at 7:30 n m Nnminntlnn
of officers will be held during
we session.
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Two Day Camp Sessions
Planned for Girl Scouts
Medford district Girl Scout day camp will operate in two
sessions this year, Monday June 9 through June 12, and from
June 16 to 19. The camp activities are carried on at the day camp
site on Bear creek off Barnett road behind the county shops.
Hours are from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and parents are asked to call for
their girls promptly at the closing of the day's program, the staff
rtates. : : :
. The camp fee will be SO cents
for eight days of camping, or 23
cents per day if a girl does not
sign up for the complete camp
ing session. The scant expenses
for overnight camping will be
prorated and are in addition to
the regular fee. Girls will regis
ter for day camp In their troops,
with their troop leader, but reg
istration will also be taken at the
day camp on the opening day.
Girls attending vacation Bible
school are urged to come to day
camp at noon, and they will be
given creditfor full-time attend
ance. The day camp committee
chairman is Mrs. A. E. Stout, and
the co-directors are Mrs. Stout
and Mrs. Ray Baker'. They will
be assisted by a staff of 18
persons.
The girls will camp in groups
of their own age, designated by
the grade they will be in next
fall. The third grade units will
be led by Mrs. Harold H. Wilson
and Mrs. E. H. Sims, assisted by
Mrs. Oris Gable and Mrs. Jack
James.
The fourth grade units will be
led by Mrs. L. E. Cline, -Mrs.
Hanns Meier and Miss Marilyn
Murphy, assisted by Mrs. Clifton
Friend.
Fifth grade unit leaders will
be Mrs. Fred Graten, Mrs. Mar
vin Grove, and Mrs. Clara Fritz,
assisted by Mrs. Raymond Van
Lieu. Mrs. Raymond Reter and
Mrs. Charles Ely, assisted by
Mrs. Harold W. Hubler, will be
in charge of the sixth grade unit
Seventh graders will be led by
Mrs. O. J. Miller and Mrs.
George Ice. The explorer badge
will be earned by this group,
which includes daily excursions
out of camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lever-
ette have made their swimming
pool available for the girl scouts
during the day camp period.
Fifth and sixth grade units will
go swimming, and Lou Cranston
will be life guard.
Mrs. Robert Herriott will be in
charge of first aid and Mrs. Ray
mond Van Lieu is in charge of
arts and crafts. -
Girls should wear slacks or
jeans, shorts or play clothes, but
no sun-backs, and should take a
sweater or jacket. All campers
are requested to wear shoes
every day, because of the broken
glass found in the camping area.
Each girl is to take, her own
lunch the first day, and her share
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gift to give the bride? i
Here's the answer
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Stockings! Their wrinkle
free lit will delight her.
And hecauae they cling
kin-clooe the teams won't
tigiag as they do with
ill fitting stockings.
Come in and let us select
her perfect-fitting
Belle-Sharmrer Leg-site.
of food for the cook-outs for Un
balance of day camp, plus her
place service and a jackknife.
Duplicate Members
Play Tuesday Night
For Master Points
Mrs. R.-J. Conroy and Virgil
Temple, with a score of 92V.,
took first place In the north
south playing position in a Med
ford Duplicate Bridge club mas
ter point play June 4 at the Med
ford hotel. B. L. Sanderson and
Jack Barr placed first in the
east-west positions with a score
of 85'.. ,
Other north-south scores were
79 Vi made by Mrs. Alice Swan
son and 'Mrs. E. Miller; 73 V4 by
Mrs. Paul Hatton and Roy
Pruitt, and Mrs. W. W. Steven
son and Mrs. Frank Baker, for
a tie; and 69 'A by Mrs. George
Codding and Mrs. B. L. Sander- j
son.
The east-west scores continued j
with 71 by Mrs. T. J. Fuson I
and Al Gilhousen; 64 '4 by Paul
Hatton and Marvin Kahn, and
another tie, with 61 points by
Mrs. Josephine Clark, and Hoke
Smith .nH XMfm William Tn.nt !
and Mrs. DolDh Phinrja.
Women's Club Plans
Meeting on Monday
All Scottish Rite Masons'
wives . are invited to attend a
meeting of the Scottish Rite
Woman's club when members
meet in the Masonic temple Mon
day, June 9 at 8 p.m. for a busi
ness session.
Hostesses will be JJl rs. Herbert
L. AWord, Mrs. Lee L. Stone and
Mrs. Kneut Wernmark.
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To LeaVe
J. S. Degman of White Sal
mon, Wash., will leave for his
home today after a brief stay
with his son and family, Mr. and
Mrs. E. S. Degman and three
sons, IB Elm street. He came to
attend the graduation ceremo
nies last night at Medford Senior
High school, his . grandson,
Sandy Degman, being a member
of the class.
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The Grange
Bulla Falls Grange
H.E.C. of Butte Falls Grange
will meet Wednesday, June 11,
at the home of Frieda Moore at
1 p.m. All members are urged to
attend.
Through courtesy of Conger
Morris funeral home a movie
will be shown at the grade
school gym every Friday night
throughout the summer. This is
free of charge but the Ways and
Means committee of Butte Falls
Grange will sell pop corn. ,
SWEETS TO THE SWEET
Knoxville, T-nn. (U.R)
James Sweet accused Mrs.
Sweet bf misconduct with John
Candy in answer to her divorce
suit filed here. v
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