Field Workers
Join Staff Here
Two public health workers
from abroad have joined the
staff of Jackson County Public
Health department to do field
work for brief periods. The two
women, Miss Ruth Marcondas of
Sao Paulo, Brazil, and Miss Vic
toria Ogal, Winnipeg, Canada, re
cently received their master's de
grees in public health from the
University of California.
Miss Marcondas will be here
until July 6 and will then go to
Cleveland O., to study the health
department of that city. Later
she will go to San Juan, Puerto
Rico, for some work at the school
of tropical medicine there.
Miss Ogal will remain in Med
ford for the summer and in the
fall will return to her work as a
health educator for the Provin
cial Department of Health in
Winnipeg.
Today the two women with
Dorothy Huskey, health educa
tor for Jackson county, will at
tend a meeting and tea of the
Prospect Health unit. Women of
the group will explain the pro
gram of health education and
projects which they have carried
on in recent years. Next Tuesday
the two visitors will attend a
similar meeting of the Gold Hill
Health unit.
Tuesday night they attended a
meeting of one of the committees
of the Southern Oregon Child
Guidance Clinic association, to
night they are scheduled to at
tend a sanitation committee
meeting and Thursday will meet
with the parents of mentally re
tarded children who are carry
ing on a study program in the
valley.
Civil Air Patrol
Members Leave
For Encampment
Two membes of the Medford
squadron of the Civil Air Patrol
left Saturday, June 18, for sum
mer encampment.
Lt. Bette E. Miller, coordina
tor of women's activities, and Ca
det Lt. Janice Stevens left Sat
urday morning in a C45 aircraft
for Lackland Air Force base,
Texas. Lieutenant Miller was
chosen as the women escort for
the Western Region and Cadet
lieutenant Stevens was chosen as
one of the two cadets from the
State of Oregon to attend this
encampment.
Two women cadets from each
of the 48 states, Alaska, Hawaii,
Puerto Rico, and Guam were
chosen to attend this special en
campment at Lackland base.
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Group Attends
Bethel Meeting;
Announce Picnic
Central Point A group of
members from Bethel 38, Job's
Daughters, attended the recent
installation of officers of Bethel
14, Medford. Attending were the
Misses Melva and Belva Chew,
Maria Abbott, Marlene Burelson,
Anita Conger and Gwen Moore.
Miss Conger is the new queen of
Bethel 38.
They were accompanied by
Mrs. Richard Stratton, guardian,
and Mrs. Everett Faber, vice
grand guardian for Oregon.
The bethel plans a picnic
Thursday, June 23, at the ranch
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Dun
lap, near Prospect, and members
are to meet at 10 a.m. at the
Central Point Masonic temple.
The quardian council will fur
nish the picnic luncheon.
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Sharon Eek Honored
With Birthday Party
Given at Family Home
Sharon Lorraine Eek was
honored at a - birthday party
Wednesday, June 17, which cele
brated her 7th birthday anni
versary. The event was given by
Sharon's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert . A. Eek, at the family
home, 824 Cedar street.
Guests were'Diann, Priscilla
and Zeno Cauthern; Cheryl and
Linda Fears; - Ricky, Sherry,
Glenn Jr., and Lois Templeton;
Dorothy Wilcher, Dick Babcock
and Danny and .Randy Eek.
Games were played, with
prizes awarded to Diann Cauth
ern, Janet Fears, Ricky Temple-
ton and Danny: Eek. Sharon re
ceived many gifts, and the party
closed with refreshments.
Assisting Mrs. Eek were Mrs.
Glen Templeton and Mrs. Freida
Fears.
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Sister Here
Mrs. Lloyd Crocker, San
Diego, was a weekend guest of
her brother-in-law and sister,
Mrs. and Mrs. B. L. Sanderson,
940 South Grape street. Mrs.
Crocker was - accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Robert Young
and her son, Robert Jr., and the
three left here for Salem where
they joined Mr. Crocker, who
had traveled north earlier.
Mrs.. Young and her son plan-
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Television Noses Into Homes
For New Neighborly Programs
1 Wedntsday, June 22. 19SS '
By ELIZABETH TOOMEY
United Preit Correspondent
Portland, Ore. (U.R) Tele
vision programs have taken to
moving around neighborly fash
ion in family living rooms far
from New York City.
Any town might be the sud
den object of this new TV cur
iosity. A woman may find herself
watching in dumb amazement
as technicians string miles of
cables through the house, roll up
the rugs, move furniture and
wheel in television cameras for
a "casual" visit viewed by a na
tionwide television audience.
The latest expedition to strike
out from the soundproofed TV
studios in Manhattan arrived
here this week. Eighteen people,
including star Arlene Francis,
made the cross-country trip to
put on the NBC daytime show
here and in Seattle for five days.
New Idea
"This will make five cities we
have visited on one-week tours,
and there will be many more,"
August C. Spectorsky, produc
tion supervisor, said. "It is not
the old idea of having network
talent put on a show in another
location. We want to show our
audience how other families
live."
An unexpected knock on the
door may be the first hint a
housewife has that her home is
being surveyed for its television
possibilities. Advance scouts for
the Home Show pick interest
ing neighborhoods weeks in ad
vance, then stroll around look
ing for a house that attracts
them.
"My neighbors don't know
whether to envy or pity me,"
said Mrs. Christian Kisky, sur
veying the front yard of her
home.
Mrs. Kisky and her husband,
a Portland dentist, were one of
two families visited here by the
Home Show cameras and Miss
Francis.
The yard was criss-crossed
with cables which also ran
through the front door and out
the back door. Four cameras, a
loudspeaker, two policemen, a
remote TV truck housing the
monitor screens usually in a
studio room and 24 people con
nected with the show, some who
were recruited locally, were
scattered in and around the
house.
"This has been going on for
10 days," Mrs. Kisky sighed. "Its
very interesting, but I can't get
any housework done."
Small towns are next on this
widespread invasion of TV pro
grams. Invitations come in reg
ularly from people who would
like to have their town or their
family shown on TV, Spectorsky
said.
The neighborly visits may ev
en go international. Miss Francis
has applied for a visa to Russia.
"Sure, we'd want to visit
some homes there," she said.
"Women are interested in these
things, you know. And we aim
to please."
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Lodge Announces
Two Coming Events
Two events are on the calen
dar this week for Medford Wom
en of Moose.
The lodge will hold installa
tion of officers Friday, June 24,
at 8 p.m. at the hall, 11 Newtown
street. Mrs. Jim Roberts will
take office as the new senior
regent.
Tonight the lodge will convene
in regular session at 8 p.m. at
Moose hall. Mrs. Robert Waller,
chairman of the membership
committee, will take , charge of
refreshments.
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Showers Given
For Bride-Elect
In Shady Cove
Shady Cove Miss Mary
Seggessenman is being honored
at a number of pre-nuptial par
ties. Her wedding to Chester
Henry Pfluke of Oakland, Calif.,
is set for Saturday, June 25, and
will be held at 1:30 o'clock in
Sacred Heart Catholic church,
Medford. She is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Segessen
man. Mrs. Jack Ross was hostess at
her home June 17 for a shower
honoring Miss Seggessenman,
and she received many gifts.
Guests were Mesdames Frank
Cook, Dale Sawyer, Gene Weit
man, Ed Houston, Ray Briggs,
Dolf Larson, Dick Bartuss, Clay
ton Knotts, Joe Waltz, Bert Con
nor and Ernest Seggessenman
and Miss Joyce Connor, all of
Shady, Cove.
Other guests were Mesdames
Mae Lane, Montana Gilhousen,
Fred Morgan, Alma Mallory and
Harry Casebier, all Trail, and
Mrs. Minnie Blaess, Medford.
Mrs. Karl Proctor, Trail, en
tertained at her home Saturday
afternoon at a luncheon honor
ing the bride-elect. Guests, Miss
Seggessenman's close friends,
were Mrs. Kenneth Patterson,
I rail, and Miss Janet Zimmerlee
and Miss Joyce Connor, both
Shady Cove.
CALENDAR
Calendar notice and news for
the society section of The Hail
Tribune must be submitted in
writing and deadline for the Sun
day edition is 1 p.m Friday Dead
line for the weekly calendar is 9
a.m of the day of publication and
for week day news is 5 ojd the
day before publication.
Wednesday
7:30 p.m. UD bethel, Job's
Daughters of Medford, Pythian
building.
8 p.m. Bow Bells chapter,
DBE, Girls' Community club.
Thursday
11:30 a.m. Mistletoe club,
meet with RNA juvenile, picnic,
south Hawthorne park.
1 p.m. Sojourners, Medford
hotel. ,
1:30 p.m. Rogue Valley
Women's Golf association, RV
Country club.
1:30 p.m. Jacksonville Gar
den club, club rooms in US
hotel, Jacksonville.
Visitors Arrive
Mrs. Bernard Van Horn and
daughters, Lisa and Beatrice,
Portland, arrived by plane Mon
day night for a brief visit here
with Mrs. Van Horn's brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Dunbar Carpenter, Foothills
road. They will leave Friday for
Carmel, Calif., to be guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter,
former Medford residents.
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westside Extension unit will
meet at the home of Mrs. Charles
S. Taylor, Route 1, Box 233.
Central Point, or Old Stage road-
Thursday, June 23. The meeting
is set for 1:30 p.m. and new of
ficers will be installed by Mrs.
Arthur Straus.
They are Mrs. Eston Hum.
phrey, chairman; Mrs. Robert
Russell, vice-chairman; Mrs.
Charles S. Taylor, secretarv and
Mrs. T. C. Carter, treasurer.
The retiring officers are Mrs.
Elmer Olson, chairman; . Mrs.
Homer Bringle, vice-chairman;
Mrs. Ruth Lorimore, secretary
and Mrs. Russell, treasurer.
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