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TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Dinner to Precede Monthly Meeting Of Phoenix PTA Phoenix A potluck dinner will precede a meeting of Phoe nix Parent-Teacher association Thursday, April 5. The dinner will be from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the grtde school cafeteria and the business meeting will start at 8 p.m. in the grade school gymnasium. Those attending the potluck dinner are to take serv ice and a hot dish or salad. Films will be shown in Mrs. Stancliffe's room starting at 7 p.m. for the entertainment of the children with an admission of 10 cents. They will be repeat ed during the evening. Nursery care will be provided in the library for the smaller children under the supervision cf Mrs. Floyd Jarman. The begniner grade school band under the direction of Har ry Kannasto will present the program. The nominating committee will report and officers for the coming year elected. Stamp Club Southern Oregon Stamp club will hold the April meeting at the home of Mrs. Irene Cordier, 704 South Oakdale avenue, at 8 p.m. Thursday, April 5. The pro gram will be presented by Ken neth Lewis of Ashland. No Other Starch Gives You The MqM That Means So Much Perfect Starching Easier Ironing No Sticking No ocorcnng No Lumping No Mixing No Boiling No Guessing No Waste If you're not using Vano, you're working too hard! if. O YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT. INVITED MAIN AND BARTLETT STREETS The ONLY Burelson's In Medford! Annual Meeting Set Thursday A large number of Jackson county residents are expected to attend the third annual meeting of Southern Oregon Child Guid ance Clinic association set for Thursday, April 5. The meeting will be held at Hedrick Junior High school, with dinner to be served at 7 p.m. Those not planning to attend the dinner but wishing to hear the speaker are asked to arrive about 7:45 p.m. Speaker for the meeting will be Dr. Henry C. Schumacher, San Francisco, medical director of the mental health service, re gional office of the United States Public Health service. J. D. McAulay, Ashland, is re tiring president of the group. A committee from Medford Extension unit will decorate the tables under the chairmanship of Mrs. Russell Fowler. Two Return Mrs. S. A. Nye and daughter, Miss Ruth Nye, returned to their home on Route 2 Monday after spending the past several weeks in California. The two traveled by motor and plane and were in San Francisco, Palo Alto and Santa Barbara. 3 Bn'fil I lilm Belted Eisenhower type topper; Windsor convertible collar. Curved breast pockets and gracefully curv ed back yoke; sleevet only. In combed Sanforized POPLIN. In Shadow Free DACRON $C95 FROSTY O Sizes 10 to 18 $8.95 SHORT SLEEVE TOPPERS In Dacron In Poplin $8 95 6 95 They're Here! Wednesday. April 4. 1958 Society Eagle Point PTA Unit Has Election Eagle Point New officers were elected at the last meeting of Eagle Point Elementary Parent-Teacher association. Mrs. Dale Ackcrman, president, con ducted the meeting in the high school library. Elected to serve for the new school year were Mrs Stanley Smith, president; Mrs. Elbert Heflet, vice-president; Mrs. Helen Bekker, teach er vice-president; Mrs. Victor Hay, secretary; Mrs. Leroy Bed ingfield, treasurer and Mrs. Dale Ackerman, historian. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Bedingfield and Mrs. Ackerman will be state con' ention delegates. Amendments to the by-laws, as presented by a by-law com mittee, Mrs. H. J. Adams, Mrs. Elbert Hefley and Mrs. David Harbison, were approved by the association. It was announced that two unit members had taken office in Jackson County Council of P a r e n t-Teacher associations. They are Mrs. Lester Bradshaw, president, and Mrs. John Huff man, secretary. The unit's publi city scrapbook was also chosen by the council as its representa tive for display at the annual state convention. A short preview of the laughs in store at the "Faculty Frolics" to be held April 5 and 6 in the high school gymnasium was pre sented by a group of Can-Can dancers. A panel discussion of tuitions and scholarships available to encourage college attendance was presented by Mrs. Elsie Tur ner, tuition and scholarship chairman, assisted by Clarence Davies and Arthur Thompson, chairman, led audience partici pation. It was reported that 36 . pros pective first graders had been checked at the pre-school clinic held by the Jackson County Health department, with Dr. A. Erin Merkel, in charge. He was assisted by the PTA health chairman, Mrs. Bedingfield. Mrs. Nadine Shaffer's second grade room won the room count. Seventh grade parents served refreshments. f- Family Here Mrs. Don Keener and two daughters, Paulette and : Carol, have returned to their home at Long Beach, Calif., after spend ing the Easter vacation here with Mrs. Keeners' parents, Mr. and Mrs., Homer Elwood, 43 North Orange street. Mr. Keen er is an employee of the Doug las Aircraft corporation. EXCLUSIVELY AT BURELSON'S Feather-Lite Go!o-Lites! New Duty Shoes Made of Kleenette Leather Cleans Best With Soap and Water Weighs Only 4! Ounces Full Spring Steel Support Combination Last You owe it to yourself to try them to appre ciate the comfort and fit! Half-Size Fashion It -ii m 9257r4JLjr UViIVA '.V? v Look taller, slimmer, trimmer in this lovely new dress! Longer waist above a graceful gathered skirt most flattering lines for the half-size figure! Stand-up col lar, smooth bodice complete the pretty picture. No sewing prob lems proportioned to fit per fectly. Pattern 9257: Half Sizes 142, I6V2, 18Vi, 20V4, 22V2, 24. 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Frolics Planned In Eagle Point Eagle Point An unusual event for Eagle Point will be the "Faculty Frolics' to be given Thursday and Friday, April 5 and 6, in the High School gym nasium. Faculty members of both the grade and high school are taking part, and curtain time both nights is 8 p.m.' Funds raised will provide a scholarship for an Eagle Point student. ' . On the program will be a Can Can dance with men performers, "torch" singers, several skits in cluding a "Frankie and Johnny" number, a quartet and a band. The public is invited to attend. A leisurely tub, says the Gas Appliance Manufacturers asso ciation, is your number one beauty aid, especially if you throw in some bath oil, perfumed salts or soap bubbles. The hot water softens the skin, opens the pores and relaxes the com plexion so that fatigue lines magically vanish. No wonder the ancients thought hot water had miraculous power. 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