TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday. August 3t, IMS
Society and Clubs
Dinner and Meeting
Held by Auxiliary;
Projects Discussed
Crater Lions' auxiliary re
cently held a "come-ai-you-are"
potluck dinner and meeting at
the home of Mrs- Jack Ingram,
S14 Queen Ann avenue. Mrs.
Tom Bessonette and Mrs. Floyd
Eastwood were co-hostesses.
The informal attire of the
members helped make the eve
ning a gay one. Mrs. Dalton
Gressett won a prize.
Plans were made for a rum
mage sale to be held August 29
In Merrick's building. 112 North
Riverside avenue. Mrs. Lowell
Edwards is chairman.
Mrs. Bessonette reported the
net proceeds of the concession
stand at the soft-ball games and
also thanked each member for
her co-operation and help on
this large and profitable project
The money raised from these
projects is used to further the
welfare work of the auxiliary
and also to help the state school
for the blind to which a substan
tial amount is donated each year.
Mrs. Charles Hoey, Phoenix
auxiliary, and Mrs. Warren
Brenner were guests at the
meeting. ,
The next regular meeting will
be a potluck dinner at the home
of Mrs. David Irving. 2103 Hill
crest road, September 10. Mrs.
Del Chapman and Mrs. Robert
Morris will assist.
Festival Schedule
Tonight "Merchant of Ven-
laUtfday "Htniy VI, Part IM
Sunday "Taming of
Shew." ,
Monday '"Merchant of Ven
ice." (Closing night)
On Vacation
Mrs Paul Bulkin and daugh
ter Natasha, left Wednesday for
Portland to visit relatives. They
will also visit friends in Seattle
and spend a few days at Seaside,
Ore., before returning to their
home in Jacksonville.
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Dance Jamboree
Planned Saturday
By Association
Final plans have been made
for a square dance jamboree to
be sponsored by the Southern
Oregon Square Dance association
Saturday, August 29. If the
weather is fair the jamboree will
be held on the tennis courts, Cen
tral Point, and in case of rain
dancing will be held at Kershaw's
Square and Camp Corral, accord
ing to Frank Glenn, Central
Point, chairman.
No charge will be made for
the jamboree, and all dancers
are invited. Dancing will begin
at 8:30 p.m- and callers from
Roseburg, Klamath Falls, Grants
Pass and Medford will be on
hand.
Dave Clavner, Los Angeles,
well known square dance expert,
will act as master of ceremonies.
Miss Joan Wosky
Recent Graduate
Miss Joan Wosky, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wosky,
1728 Queen Ann avenue, Med
ford, was graduated from Saint
Francis Memorial Hospital
School of Nursing in San Fran
cisco Friday, August 21, during
ceremonies held at the War
Memorial auditorium of that
city. Miss Wosky was awarded
her nursing school pin by Miss
Dorothy E. Deeth, director of
at the ceremonies was
Robert R. Gros, internationally
known commentator and pub
licist, who said, in part, ' "in
terms of professional standing
and community esteem, a nurse
treads a path apart from others.
As she walks proudly through
life In her starched white uni
form and distinctive cap, she is
quietly honored by everyone for
her dedication to a life of public
service."
Upon completion of her state
board examinations, Miss Wosky
will be affiliated with the San
Francisco City and County surgi
cal nursing staff.
Mr. and Mrs. Wosky were In
San Francisco for the cere
monies. Nurse Returns
Camp White Miss Grace
Stuhr, chief nurse for the Vet
erans Administration, returned
to duty this week following a
10-day visit to Portland where
she held a reunion with mem
bers of her family.
Fuson-Pruitt Team
Head Bridge Players
Mrs. T. J. Fuson and Roy
Pruitt scored 46 points to win
first place for the weekly session
of Medford Duplicate Bridge
club. The club plays each Tues
day night
Mrs. B. B. Hughes and B- L.
Sanderson were second with
44 Vi points, and third went to
Mrs. R. Milestone and Mrs. Bend
Todd for 43V4 points. Mrs. Alice
Swanson and Mrs. L. J. Han
chett, a member from Wenat
chee, Wash-, took four place with
43 points.
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Hall Representative
To Be in Medford
Miss Ruth Rose' Richardson,
newfield representative and
English instructor for St. Helen's
halt Portland, will be in Med
fnrri Mnndav. Aueust 31. to con
fer with girls interested in be
coming residence students at tne
85-year-old Episcopal school.
Parents wno would like to
meet Miss Richardson may do so
through the Rev- George R. V.
Bolster, rector of St Mark's
Episcopal church.
VA Camp Manager
To Attend Session
rmn White Manaeer E. K.
Ricker will go to San Francisco
this week end to attend the con
vention of the American Hospi
tal association. During his stay
he will join the American Col
lege of Hospital Administrators,
having been recently nominated
for membership.
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7:30 p.m. Oregon Mycologi
cal society, home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Lawrence, 1422 Euclid
avenue.
Portlanders Purchase
Redmond Motor Hotel
Redmond, Ore. U.R) Pur
chase of the L-Rancho motor ho
tel near here for about $500,000
by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kizer
of Portland was announced to
day by Harry E. Warren, Port
land realtor, who has owned the
property since it was built in
1045.
The L-Rancho is known for
its free breakfast-in-bed service
which the new owners said they
plan to continue.
A red eye is a distinguishing
characteristic of rock bass.
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During its lifetime, the average-
car will have consumed
8,000 gallons of gasoline and
run up $588 in gasoline taxes.
John H. Carkin,
Once Lawyer Here,
Pians To Retire
Salem John H. Carkin,
former Medford city . attorney
and Jackson county representa
tive, now head of the rail trans
portation office for the Oregon
Public Utilities Commissioner,
will retire at the end of this
year, it was announced this
week..
Carkin, - 69, is a native of
Maine- He came to Oregon near
the turn of the century, and
was admitted to the Oregon bar
in 1909, and practiced law for
21 years. He was Medford city
attorney from 1921 to 1929, and
was a representative in the leg
islature from Jackson county in
1613, 1923, 1925, 1927 and 1929,
serving as speaker of the house
of representatives in 1927-28.
In 1929 he was named a mem
ber of the state tax commission
and served for 10 years. He has
made his home in Salem for a
number of years.
Commissioner Charles H. HelfoJ
zel, in accepting Carkin's resig
nation, said his service has been
invaluable, and that the state is
indebted to Carkin for the years
"which you have served it with
honor and ability."
Man Who Like To Ride
In Ambulances Arrested
Albuquerque, N.M. U.R) Po
lice arrested Gus Massey, 32,
Foss, Okla., after he walked into
three places of business in the
last 72 hours, announced he was
dying and was rushed to the
nearest hospital.
Massey, hospitals reported, was
"in perfect shape." He explained
he likes to ride in ambulances.
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