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S?X ttZDTD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Thursday. December 8, 1958
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Teen-Age
Freedoms -r
Discussed
Centraft'oiat -2. ''Freedom for ,
TrtWi-agrs" was the subject of
a pane? discission ate a ratent
meeting of Crater High School
Parent-Teacher association. Gus j
Koellner. for theCparents. indi-'
cated that is the duty of the
home tOQeach young people that
freedom has ts responsibilities
a well asits privileges, arid if
the teaching has ben;ght. par
.ents can trust their teenaor to
use the family car and'to follow
ceriain ruicsi gooa uenaviui.
Mrs.Kay Crowell. Jackson
CountyjuvenilS officer, stated
that the youth referred to. her
department had freedom without
knowledge of, orci)fkructii in,
how to use thfi freedom, and so
.-.misused it. TSat parents should
be willing to make lacrifices if
necessary in i$rder that their
ons and daughters might have
the use of theofamjly car, as
the thought expresd by Dr.
Norman K. Tully. Presbyterian
ministe? at Central Point and
Jacksonville. He asked Jthat love
and courteous consideration by
both generSions are essentials
in family understand) ng.
In. the opinion of the student
members of the panel. Miss. Vir
ginia Waiters and Dan Nolta,
" freedom ii a privilege not to be
taken lightly and Avhile teen
agers in troubleo receive, much
(publicity, they are in the minor
ity. Representing the teachers,
Villiam MacFSrlane stated that
Ooung people like an ordered,
disciplinedQife, aad rieed a firm
hand on theeins.df they know
. exactly what is expected of
them, there is less chance that
they will take advantage of the
fredom given, he said. -
Mrs. Arnold Bohnert was the
moderator.
Continuing the series on the
departments of Crater High
School, a science demonstration
was presented bMajilyn Cordy,
Stanley Green and Jon Fred
erick, students 0 Clarence Mil
. ler's third perioof class.
Following the invocation by
-Dr. Tully, Mrs. C: B. Cordy,
. president, called for a budget re
- port for 195ft7, c which was
adopted. The welfare committee
chairman. Mrs. Walter Carr. re
quested clothing for a Central
. Point family whose home re
... cently burned dowri. llember
hin chairman. Mrs. Chesier Ash-
ton, reported236 members. Re
freshments were, served o. by
mothers of Ireshften.e -
There. will be no meriting dur
ing December. On the fourth
Monday in January, the legis
lative committee will present"
State .Senator Philip Lowry as
the speaker. 0 o
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Congregational Tea 3
Planned Tomorrov
At Henlman Home
The silver tea ajnd saie of
handicraft articles ' from. India
planned by the Women's Fellow
ship of First Congregational
church is planned for tomorrow.
December 7. Througn a series of
triors, the event hs been iocor
rectlv advertised for today.
The tea will be he,la" from 2 to'
40 clock at the home of Mr. and
Olrs. Richard Hejiselman, 333
Ardmore avenue, and the public
is invited to attend.
The articles to be sold are dis-'
tributeiiy'aTzapada Neifiiibor
hood house in Bombay, and are
not soldGcojnniorcially anywhere
In theOL'nited States.
Christmas Cards
Bring Surprises
O New prk -vU.R) American
youngsters can expect a bumper
crop of surprise, in the holiday
mails, if a Ctevisw of this year's
juvenile Christmas cards is any
indication. '
Stores report parents, grand
parents 'ind others are inclined
to theards that include gifts as
wtt as holidav -wishes for the
small fry. 0
O One new greeting contains all
of the parts needed to assemble
a sturdy Snd functional toy peri
scope. Another includes a useful
gift of decorated note papers and
envelopes forhe young miss.
A series of eiagic tricks is the,
featui)of one unusual juvenile
meeting, while another opens to
for a full-dimensional replica
of Santa Claus' North Pole work-,
shop. s , " i
OfBbr juvenfJe cards contain
booklets that explain tbe reli
gious sicnificance of the holiday.
Society
(Main Society Page Z)
Easier to Cut,
Sew and Fit
9112 4-14
Printed Pattern
This Printed Pattern gives
double pleasure! Easy sewing
now. as a jumper and blouse:
again as a sundress lor summer:
Princess lines, flaring skirt are i
the fashion favorite for a young !
miss.
Printed Pattern 9112: Girls''
sizes 6, 8, 10, 12, 14. Size 10 ;
jumper requires 3 yards 35-inch
fabric; blouse takes Hi yards.
This printed pattern assures
perfect fit. Easy directions print
ed on each- tissue pattern part.
. Send' ThlRTY-FIVE cents in
coins 'for this pattern add 5
cents for. each pattern for 1st
class mailing. Send to Marian
Martin, care of Medford Mail
Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West
18th St., New .York 11. N. Y.
Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS,
SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.
Christmas Party
Planned by Club
Monday Evening
Scottish Rite Women's club
will hold a Christmas party
Monday, December 10, at 6:30
o'clock ai Medford Masonic tem
ple. A potluck dinner will be
served.
MemBers v;tth names begin
ning wth A through G are asked
to take salads. H through O. cas
serole dishes, and M through W.
hot vegetable dishes. Dessert -will
be. furnished by the club.
Women "are asked to take a 50'
cent gift for the Christmas tree
exchange.
All Scottish Rite Masons" and
their wives or ladies, and all
Scottish Rite ladies and their escorts-are
welcome to attend, the
committee 'states-.
Those -on the committee are
Mrs. Clay M. Lee, Mrs. Edward '
Root, Mrs. Robert Simpson. Mrs.
Charles Hoppe.. Mrs. E. W.
Pease. Mrs. Fred Purdin. Mrs.
Verl G. " Walker. Mrs. James
Grigsbv. Eagle Point, and Mrs.
George Thomas. Ashland.
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To Hold Dinner
Members of Cebu swamp. Mil
itary Order of the Lizards, Un
ited Spanish War Veterans' aux
iliary, will' hold the annual
Christmas dinner- and grft ex
change at VFW 'hall in Grants
Pass Saturday, Dec. 8. at 1 p.m.
Mrs. Mabel 'Nicholson, Gila
Monster. states that there will
be election of officers. Plans will
be discussed for the 'official visit
of Grand Gila Monster Minnie
Steele of Portland and Grand
Gu Gu Hart of Eugene of the
Grand Lair of Oregon.
During their official visit
there will be installation of new
officers of "Cebu swamp.
ledfbrd and Ashland mem
bers are "asked to bring salads
and desserts, for the Christmas
dinner.
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