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One of these Southern Oregon college coeds will be chosen "Miss Raider" by student voters for the 1956 yearbook, edited by Herb Colley, Ashland. The contestants (from let to right) are Miss Patty Bead, Medford; Miss Elaine Williams, Medford; Miss Winnette An drews, Palm Desert, California; Miss Daila Kisis, Klamath Falls; Miss Anna May Walt ers, Grants Pass; Miss Toby Kay Fox, Ash land; and Miss Marcia Houghton, Medford. . Farm Magazine Features Recipes Of Local Woman . Mrs. Fred Reich, 2944 Stewart avenue, , Medford, is the author of three recipes for cherry des serts which are featured in The Farmer's Wife section of the February issue of Farm Journal magazine. Mrs. Reich considers cooking a fine art, and says she is blessed with an appreciative family. Her cherry dessert recipes came orig ,inally from an old cookbook of her mother's, but she has "put her own stamp on them." She has had plenty of cherries to ex periment with since the family has a cherry orchard. Mrs. Reich sent her recipes for cherry custard shortbread, spe cial cherry pie, and cherry up Side down cake, to Farm Jour nal. ,They were kitchen-tested in The Farmer's Wife kitchens in Philadelphia. : ' - -; ' Regina Hannon Named Delegate Eugene University of Oregon delegates have been chosen to represent China (Oregon) at the Model United Nations convention to be held in Corvallis April 4 and 5. v v Miss Regina Hannon, a junior from Medford, was selecte'd as one of the university delegates to the session. Miss Hannon,' who is major ing in political science, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hannon, 705 West Tenth street, Medford. She is a graduate of St. Mary's High school in Medford. Military Order Plans Ceremony !n Grants Pass Mrs. Minnie Steele, Spring field, Ore., grand gila monster of the grand swamp of Oregon, Military Order of the Lizard, will install new officers of Cebu swamp. The ceremony will be held at the home of Mrs. Mabel Breitameyer hi Grants Pass Sun day, February 26 at 1 p.m. A covered dish dinner will precede the meeting and instal lation. Mrs. Clara Wallis, the present gila monster, will pre side at the meeting. Mrs. Mabel Nicholson of Med ford is gila-monster elect. Grants Pass members are to take hot dishes and members from Medford salads, and des serts. Those wishing transporta tion are to phone Mrs. Nichol son, 2-8922. ' - FHA Convention Set in Corvallis Corvallis Future Homemak ers of America chapters in Med ford, Talent and Phoenix High schools will be among 99 Oregon chapters participating in the an nual state FHA meetings Febru ary 24 and 25 at Oregon State college. FHA - is composed of high, school girls .; taking home eco nomics ' classes. Oregon's mem bership now totals 4,000. Theme for this year's eleventh annual meeting is "FHA'ers Face the Future." One of the highpoihts of the meeting will be awarding of state homemaker degrees, the state's top award for high school home economists. They go to outstanding members who meet school, home and com munity program requirements. HEWERE &m WAKE W opsone."" . SPZCttl RJEVERJv KJ, WAKJb yoc Now! For a limited time only and' at this special price we can offer you this beautiful 6-piece selection of America's favorite cooking uten sils, the "World's Finest" Copper Clad Stainless Steel Revere Ware! Come in to see them today! OS nwisiCIiTTl BUS HIGHEST QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES n I v-r 1 1 1 1 1 1 v-f iE SPECIALISTS IN HOMEWAkESI MEDFORD - : - CENTRAL POINT Nurses Contribute To Hospital A contribution to the proposed Rogue Valley Memorial hospital was voted by members of Dis trict 4, Oregon State Nurses' as sociation, at the February meet ing of the group. Mrs. Sue Monteith, president of District 4, reported on a president's ( conference held in Portland. Plans for a nursing forum sponsored by the General Duth Section of OSNA, were out lined by Mrs. Christine Bates, state secretary of this section. Miss Gertrude Molloy, state chairman of the Office Nurse section, reported on the execu tive board meeting with the liai son committee of the Oregon State Medical association when policies for office nurses were discussed. Nurses were urged to attend the nursing forum on diseases of the heart to be held in Portland March 22 and 23. There will also be a one day conference of spe cial interest to operating room nurses on Saturday, February 25, at the Oregon State Medical school library. These events are open to all registered nurses, and any one wishing further in formation may call 2-8315. Mrs. Martha Donahue and her committee were given recogni tion for their "splendid work" on membership. Mrs. Belle Jones gave the report of the goodwill committee and an nounced a project to raise money The budget for the year was presented by Mrs. Mildred Richmond. Mrs. Stella Demo re ported on a very successful cooked food sale. Miss Dorothy Collard and Mrs. Demo outlined the program for the coming year, with many interesting meetings planned. Miss Molloy gave a brief out line of a refresher course to be held at Sacred Heart hospital this spring. The course will be open to all registered nurses in the valley. After1 the business, meeting Miss Dorothy Collard read the address given by Dr. Richard Steiner at the Oregon State Nurses' convention last October. A discussion period followed. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Miss Lotus Eaton, Mrs. Demo, Edith Davis, Miss Collard and Miss Molloy. - :., Extension Alumnae To Meet on Monday A meeting of the alumnae of Jackson County committee . for home extension service, original ly scheduled at the home of Mrs. Fred Middlebusher will be held instead at the home of Mrs. C. C. Hoover, Gregory road. The meeting is set for Monday, Febru ary 20, at 11 a.m. Members planning to attend may call TA6-2854 for directions. A potluck luncheon will be served, and members are to take table service. -4 To Be Club Hostess Oak Grove Mrs. Frances Flinn, Plaza apartments, will be hostess Tuesday, February 21 at 1:30 p.m., for Oak Grove Neighborhood club.. Recipe Contest Won by Class of St. Mary's School The Freshman Living class at St. Mary's high school, instruct ed by Sister Carol Mary, has been named a third prize winner in Seventeen magazine's second annual recipe collection contest. "Friday Dishes," was the title of the collection of recipes en tered by the class and judging was done on the basis of original ity, accuracy and flavor. As their prizes the class will receive a Silex Handyhot Juicit and a copy of Mary Meade's "Magic Recipes for the Osterizer." Sister Carol Mary will receive,: a Westing-' house Cook-N-Fryer. Those who entered recipes from St. Mary's are Nancy Bea ton, Mary Crevier, Carol Dep ner, Laurene Espey, Janet Fink, Dolores Hartley, Judy Kaiser, Linda Luman, Linda Montgom ery, Jeanette Nouguier, Molly Reavis, Sharon Roberts, Judy Singler, Constance Sokolowski, Carmen Valentine, Karen Van Dyck, Dorothy Ward, Karen Dunn, Rosemary Tokar and Peg gy O'Neill. . ' t Open Your Heart Meeting Theme of Business Women "Open your heart to the world" was the theme of a no host dinner meeting by Medford Business and Professional Wom en's club Thursday evening at Roxy Ann Grange hall. . - In keeping with this theme the tables were attractively dec orated with valentines and small flags of many nations. This was in charge of the project commit tee with Mrs. Frances Grant as chairman, Mrs. Frida Burger, Mrs. Cozette Jones and Mrs. Dorothy Elliott, members. The' international relations committee, Mrs. Enid Rankin, chairman, Mrs. Anna Bengtson, Mrs. Bertha Haskins and Mrs. Gertrude Blind, took charge of the program which included two guest speakers, Dr. Clifford R. Miller assistant professor of so cial science at Southern Oregon college, and Mile. Michelle Olli vier, exchange student from France at SOC. Dr. Miller, who spent five years in Africa, spoke and showed colored slides of that continent. Mrs. Bengtson and Mrs. Ger trude Blind had charge, of a souvenir table. This included articles from foreign countries that were brought by the mem bers of the club. Also in keep ing with the international theme were the foreign costumes worn by several members. . U. S. Musical Comedy Plays to SRO Houses At West Berlin Theater Berlin The first musical comedy (as opposed to operetta or revue) to score a success in Berlin is Cole Porter's "Kiss Me, Kate," which has been playing to SRO houses ever since it op ened during Christmas week at Berlin's Komoedie theater, ac cording to the Ijerlin Tourist of fice. . . It is not quite the same show which Americans enjoyed a few seasons back, however, for Ber lin has a scarcity of talented players who can both sing and dance this dual talent has not hitherto been necessary for the kind of shows traditional in Ger many. ' ; Therefore it is being present ed as a "chamber musical" with accompaniment by . two pianos and the scenes arranged ' as sketches interspersed with songs. German text .is by Guenther Neuman, well-known radio and cabaret star. f , Ruth Esther Guild To Complete Study Ruth Esther Wesleyan service will meet Monday, February 20, in the Fireside Room of First Methodist church. Dessert . will be served at 7:30 p.m. During the program hour the guild will complete its study of the American Indian. The study hour will be conducted by Mrs. E. T. Anderson. Sunday, February 19, 1958 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE The Weather Is Always Fair at MEDFORD DOMESTIC LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Hever a Drying Problem SHIRTS When included in this service beautifully laundered for Only 20c ea. WHEN YOU USE OUR Wash-Dry-Fold Service 9 Ib. LESS THAN 24-HOUR SERVICE Phone 2-6165 for Free Pickup & Delivery WHERE ONE CALL DOES IT ALL Medford Domestic Laundry AND DRY CLEANERS YOUR LUX LAUNDRY 30 N. RIVERSIDE . "Your Appearance Is Our. Business" Sorority Elects Officers for Year Mrs Lyman Smith was named president of Alpha Lambda chap ter, Epsilon. Sigma Alpha soror ity, at elections held February 13 at the home of Mrs. Norman Oberst, 1015 Queen Anne ave nue. . . .' Her staff of officers also elect ed at . the meeting are M ' Oberst, vice-president; Mrs. Wil liam Raymond, secretary; Mrs. Robert Shangle, treasurer; Mrs. Thomas Makris, educational di rector; and Mrs. Russell Rose bbrough, parliamentarian. Several members recently held coffee hours and through this To Be Honored' . Past commenders and past presidents of the Crater Lake post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and auxiliary, is planned . for Tuesday, February 21 at 6:30 p.m., at the VFW hall, 42 North Front street. . ; : All members are invited and dinner will be followed by pic tures and a social evening. means raised $16 for the March of Dimes drive. Guests at the meeting were Mrs. Charles S. Price, formerly of Beta Tau chapter, Grand Junction, Colo.; and Mrs. Melvin Underwood, formerly of Zeta Delta chapter, Brawley, Calif. Mss Shirley Kenner. senior at Medford High school, who will graduate in June, was named queen of National Beauty week by Medford members of Oregon Beautician's association. Miss Ken ner was awarded a scholarship by Medford Beauty school, and presented gifts from the association. Miss Kenner was named queen when she won an essay contest sponsored by the local as sociation. . Butte Falls PTA Presents Pageant On Founder's Day j Butte Falls Butte Falls PTA council observed Founder's day, Monday, . February 13, by pre senting the pageant, "Of " Any Child Alive," by Bonaro V. Ov erstreet. The pageant was direct ed by Mrs. Bruce Pingle and Mrs. Charles Jenkins. Participants were Mrs. W. B. Edmondson, Mrs. K. D. Cram mer, Mrs Harry " Dalton, Mrs. James Arnold, Mrs. Charles Jen kins, and Mrs. Keith Scottl The pageant reviewed the history of the National Congress and . hon ored the founders, Mrs. Alice McLlellan Birney, portrayed by Mrs. Albert Hofman, and Mrs. Phoebe Apperson Hearst, por trayed by Mrs. Harriet Arm strong. Achievement awards for 4-H first year cooking were .present ed to Donna Dillard, Joan Rud dick and Beverly Mattern. Sec ond year awards were presented to Carolyn Fuiten, Darlene Ed mondson, Dorothy Fuiten, Mar tha Dalton and Wayne Fuiten. Mrs. Elga Abbott provided the. birthday cake, decorated in white with the emblem in yel low. Mothers of children in the third and fourth grades took charge of refreshments. Secretaries Hear ' Department Head Curtis Kinney, head of Med ford Senior High school commer cial . department,' was guest speaker at . the February meet ing of Rogue River Chapter of National Secretaries, held Feb ruary 10' at Mon Desir. He out lined briefly , the new courses offered to commercial students who nope to go from high school directly to work, explaining the more practical aspects now taught as well as simple typing and shorthand. . ' . Mr. Kinney went on to the broader , phases of commercial courses, including new "on the job" credits available to students who -ill be helping out as part time stenographers for the Cham ber of Commerce as parf of their commercial course. He stressed the need for more opportunities of this sort for students to make an easier transition from school to actual jobs. Mrs. Jeanne RQse reported on the status of current ways and means suggestions and the group has made tentative plans for a "Spring Fever" dance to be held in May. r k - Check the handles on a cas serole, ,: before you ' buy. They should be large enough to hold firmly, and heat-resistant, if possible,- to make safe the trip from oven to table. 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