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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1952)
Luncheon Honors Junior' Golfers, After Tournament A luncheon was given for jun ior girl golfers by Women's Golf association of Rogue Valley country club Monday, July 7 at the home of Mrs. L. W. Bates, 19 South Barneburg road. Assisting Mrs. Bates as host esses were Mrs. W. W. Davies, Mrs. Earl Leever, Mrs. H. . Nulton, Mrs. Harvey Robertson and Mrs. A. Orin Schenck. - The girls played a, two-ball foursome tournament before the luncheon with the. following winners: Betty Hawkins and Mardi Meyers, Alicia Robinson and Suzanne Gray, and Mira , Frohnmayer and Brenda Bar ren. Prizes were awarded for this tournament and for the four tournaments held in June, by the Women's Golf association and individual members. Those donating prizes were Mrs. Sam Colton, Mrs. Thomas Culbertson, Jr., Mrs. Richard Finch, Mrs. Edward Kliever, Mrs. William Miller, Mrs. Schenck, and Mrs. L. Paul Walker. . Thi3 is the first year tourna ments have been held in addi tion to the eight group lessons sponsored by the Women's Golf association to promote an inter est in golf among the junior set Girls who did hot have a golf membership in the club were in cluded in the program, and some were loaned clubs. Thirty five girls were registered for the group lessons. Mrs. Thomas Culbertson, Jr., and Ed-'Oldfield instructed the Junior golfers and were guests at the luncheon. Additional guests were. Mrs. William Mil ler, chairman of the Women's Golf association, and Mrs. Rob ert Shepherd, chairman of the junior golf program. Women in charge of the day's play were Mrs. Bayard Getchell, Miss Isobel Stuart, Miss Marlene Vincent, Mrs. Jack Wood, and Mrs. Robert Shepherd. Future group lessons will be conducted by Al Williams, pro fessional of the country club, and are set for 9:30 ajn. on Fri days. Girls from nine through sixteen years of age will be in cluded. The Women's Golf asso ciation will continue to super vise special play at 9 a.m. Mon days throughout the month of July. This is open to all girls over nine years of age who have had or are taking golf lessons. . Further information on the group lessons may be obtained by calling the golf shop, 2-4050. OPS Staff, Cut by Half Due to Lack of Funds -Washington. - (U.R) The Office of Price Stabilization an nounced Saturday it will cut its staff in half by September 1 as a result of congressional slashes in its operating funds. Price Stabilizer Ellis Arnall termed the personnel reduction a "big handicap" but said OPS will carry ' on the "very best price control program we can." No price ceilings will fall be cause of the reduction, he said. OPS said it will dismiss 6,150 of its 12,000 employes 700 of its 2,500 man Washington staff and 5,450 of its 9,500 man field staff. Civil Service procedure will determine who must be re leased. THAT'S HOW WE RETURN YOUR You can't bear our super finishing on blankets, bedspreads and curtains. We use only the finest detergents. All blankets are expertly cleaned with the method recommended by ALL the leading woolen mills. Why not call us tomorrow? WE TREAT YOUR BLANKETS AGAINST MOTHS FREE OF CHARGE! ONE CALL DOES IT ALL Laundry ."Dry Cleaning AL DUMAS' LIEDFORD DOMESTIC LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Junior girl golfers at Rogue Valley country club played a two-ball foursome tournament Monday, and later were guests for a luncheon at the home of Mrs. L. W. Bates, 19 South Barneburg road. The tournament ended a period of supervised group instruction and play sponsored by Women's Golf association of Rogue Valley Country club. Shown (left to Freezing of Chickens Advised by Extension Free space inr home freezers will be put to good advantage if filled with a supply of the broiler-fryer chickens now so plenti ful, . suggests Oregon Extension service. Broilers and fryers are ten- der-meated young birds, usually under. 16 weeks old, with soft, pliable, smooth skins and flex ible breastbone cartilage. Cut up chicken takes the least freezer space because it can be packaged flat. Many homemak ers like to pack the meaty pieces,' such as breasts and legs, separate from the backs, necks and wings.' Livers and gizzards should be wrapped separately from the rest of the chicken. A container of tender young chicken livers may come in handy for a Sun day morning breakfast. These young birds may also be frozen whole to be used for quick roasting. Neck and giblets are usually wrapped and put into the cavity of the bird for freezing. Whether you freeze these ten der birds whole or cut up, be sure to .wrap them closely and seal them tight, the extension service advises. Use moisture- vapor-resisting wrapping. Freeze fast at below-zero tem perature, then hold at 0F. For more detailed directions for freezing, thawing and serv ing frozen poultry, ask at the county extension office in the courthouse building for a free copy of the U. S. Department of Agriculture leaflet No. 279, Chicken in the Freezer." The Delaware River is one of the nation's prime shipbuild ing centers, with ways at Cam den, Chester, Philadelphia, and elsewhere. BLANKETS BEDSPREADS CURTAINS PHONE 2-6165 'Pam'per House' Is New Service In Eastern City New York (U.PJ Let them come up with something new for women and the men immedi ately want to get in the act. , So says Tanya Pitts, a Paris- born clothes model and mother of four, who has started an un usual service for women. Mrs. Pitt, a striking, blue-eyed brunette of 32, is running Pamper House," a sort of club designed for the woman who wants to freshen her makeup, curl her hair and change clothes at the end of a day at work or shopping, before she starts .out to dinner and a movie. "I had to let the men horn in when it came to financing the project," said the slim Mrs. Pitt. "Some oi the money is my own enough to give me the title of president but half a dozen business men who liked the idea are helping back me." Pamper House to date has cost $125,000. Strictly for Women The facilities of the club, lo cated in elaborately-decorated quarters in mid-town Manhat tan, will be limited to women strictly. That doesn't stop the men from making offers, though," said Mrs. Pitt with a smile. "I've had them wanting concessions next door to the clubrooms. Some of them make snide re marks about us. Many of them seriously want to know why there are no such facilities for men. Pamper House had close to 5,000 members even before it opened, including two from Denmark. "Some men have sent in mem bership applications for their wives,' Mrs. Pitt said. "One of fice manager made a present of memberships to all the girls in his office 13 of them." Club facilities include a re ception room where a man can call for his date, although he gets no further than the recep tion room: a self-service beauty shop where a girl can wash her own hair, even give herself a home permanent if she wants; places for a snack; showers; locker rooms where a girl can park shopping bundles or a change of costume. "The whole idea," said the founder, "is to provide the com forts of home." . Dues Moderate For the "comforts of home," A Tribute To - Gold Star Mothers .... Behind that little gold star that hangs in a cottage window is a mourning mother who will never forget. Her son gave his all in Okinawa, over Dusseldorf, in some eoncen- , tration camp . . . or on the high seas. That was HER boy, the little, curly-head lad who once climbed on her knee and knew nothing of men's greed and lust for con quest. It is fitting that we pause a moment in thought and prayer with those many mothers whose sons willingly made the su preme sacrifice. They are carrying on with out tears or hatred, these mothers. Let us revere them, too, for the sacrifices THEY made that we, the living, may still be free! MEDFORD PHARMACY, Inc. 127 EAST SIXTH PHONE 2-6253 11:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. We Are Open Today We Salute Our Town! right) are Mrs. Thomas Culbertson, who helped instruct, Bren da Barrell, Suzanne Gray, Mrs. Robert Shepherd, association chairman for the junior program, Alicia Robinson, Mira Frohnmayer, Betty Hawkins and Mardi Meyer. Ed Oldfield, instructor, is shown helping Miss Frohnmayer. (Brainerd photo) College Service Says Frozen Sandwiches Good For Picnics and Lunches Out of the freezer and into the lunch basket! A picnic can be just that simple, if you make up a batch of sandwiches in ad vance and freeze them, accord ing to Oregon State Extension service. - Many homemakers also find these frozen sandwiches -handy for lunch pails. And they af equally convenient for food booths at fairs and other public events where your club may' have a concession. It pays to choose fillings that freeze successfully, however, the service advises. Studies have shown that fillings 'made of chicken, beef, salmon, cheese or peanut butter keep good quality and flavor for tiree or four weeks in the freezer. Ham, how ever, may become strong after three weeks. Not suited to freezing are raw vegetable fillings, which lose color and crispness when thaw ed, or whites of eggs which be come rubbery. For safety, fillings from left overs should never be frozen or any sandwiches which have been prepared for several hours. Day-old bread is the best choice, as fresh bread becomes soggy when thawing. Margarine or butter is the best spread to use, because salad dressing or mayonnaise separates and soaks into the bread. To freeze, package each sand wich separately, wrap closely in moisture-vaper-proof paper, and label with variety and date. Most sandwiches will thaw in two or three hours in a lunch box or basket at room tempera ture. Leave in the freezer wrap per until ready to eat. For more details on freezing sandwiches ,and other foods, ask at the county extension office in the County court house building for a free copy of station bulle tin 494, "Freezing Cooked and Prepared Foods. the carefully-screened members most of them office girls and suburban housewives pay $1 yearly membership dues, 25 cents per visit, and 10 cents for lockers, showers, or towels. Someone suggested to Mrs. Pitt that she wasnt going to make any money at that rate. "Mr. Woolworth built a for tune on five and 10 cent items," she retorted. v Lampshade Workshop To Be Held by Unit Rogue River Rogue River Home Extension unit is holding the first of a series of meetings on lamp shade construction Wednesday, July 16 at the home of Mrs. M. B. Bonney on East Evans Creek road. All women of the Rogue River community in terested in- such a program are invited to attend Wednesday at 11 a.m. and are to take a sack lunch. Materials needed for the first meeting will be a frame for cov ering, approximately 5 packages of white taffeta tape and 5 pack ages of cotton twill tape 3t inch es wide, a long needle or uphol stery needle, and a spool of of heavy cotton thread No. 20. Succeeding meetings will be held in August and September to complete the lampshade pro ject. IOOF and Rebekahs To Hold Installation .Installation of officers of Med- ford IOOF lodge and Olive Re- bekah lodge will be held in Medford Odd Fellow's hall at 8 p.m. Tuesday, July 15. The Jacksonville installing team will conduct the ceremony. Installing officers will be John Black, Jacksonville, district dep uty grand master and Mrs. Frank Heller, deputy president of Olive Rebekah lodge. Walter Craig will head the Odd Fellows and Mrs. Donald Ivie will head' Olive Rebekah lodge. Mrs. Lewis Thompson will be in charge of the refreshment committee. Any visiting mem bers of either lodge are welcome to attend the ceremony.- is j J as seen tn 6HARM USE OUR CONVENIENT LAY-AWAY - PLAN Sundy. July 13. 19S2 Italian Designer . Compares Fashion In Three Nations ' New York (U.R) One of Italy's top designers, in the Unit ed States for the first time, says our wdfnen are well-dressed, ex cept for one thing. . 'Too many of them wearing those bouffant, skirts," said the designer, Madame Biki, who outfits some of Europe's wealth iest women. " Madame Biki, in real life Mrs. Robert Bouyeure, contends that the very full skirts are for the young and not for the older women with thicker waistlines. She's also decided a couple of other things about full skirts which she said were just as pop ular in Italy as in America. Easier lo Make "They'll be out of date by next year," she said, through an interpreter. "They're only popu lar now because they're easier for the manufacturers to make." "It doesn't take much talent to make gathers and pleats," she said, "because you don't have to worry about fitting the shape under them. To cut the gown to hug the body, ... ah, that is another thing!" She has cut gowns to cling to women in Milan, Zurich, Paris and Rome, and her customers have included Ingrid Bergman and Mrs. Arturo Toscanini. "Miss Bergman wears suits every day . . . doesn't want any thing else, ' the designer said. Madame Biki, a small, red haired woman nudging 40, is married to a French-born textile manufacturer. They have- one daughter. She is the grand daughter of the late Giacomo Puccini, the composer. She has been designing for 15 years and her clothes are among the world's most costly. A sim ple, tight-fitting cocktail dress of navy lace, embroidered with rhinestones, costs $1,000. Money Does It Madame Biki has a theory about clothing bills too. 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