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o o o o o o o oo O 0oo O U o O O O o o o o o o o e O O ra,UR?MEDFOHD (OF.EGCP) o Af LEGATE-JACKSONVILLE oGronse To Get Msw Kali w u App.9;ate-Jacksonville L'p- OXf Apr.igite grange which has ca.-tfJK-d on its organization wi'v oi$ aObu'rdin for over a. year. has be):un c.str-tion ofca new block biigd:g 3'Cited on two and a half acres of land donated by0I?an 1; Preston, real estate dealer and ranch owner. o The walls are completed, ari the ,Vructure is reav for the root accor-ig to William Nos- trand. chairman of the rmilriine , . - - . comrnirTT-e. Weaffier-cmditions Oare preventing progress at pres- . k . .u) 1 : j enu n-JK-and said. number of ntractors were given the conructio.'j)work. Ray dner & ffie communis is do ing the carpentry, Carl Bilin, of Ceg)'ral Point, the block worl' Meehjin and Son o Hut pb, tru9sis; Modern Plumbing ana Heating company of Mcc ford, pluming; Electronic Serv ice edford, the wiring, and Souther9i Oregon Heating com pany (8 Medford will install a gas heating system. The roofing will Ijp of Red wood shingles, Nostrand said. The building is 38 by 110 feet, somewhat rger t;m the log building hich ws destroyed It fire. Plans include a stage, "din ing and "itchen area, and rest rooms, and space will be pro vided for sP fireplace to built at a future date. The hall is located a mile south of Little Applegate bridge. Grangers wJj continue meeting in the Ruch S(ool cafeteria un tilQ'he building is completed. Mrs. AIargaft Nussbaum left Oecently fuo New irk, where f si will visit her daimhter. Upon her return here iiiMarchshe MW. Cmich u-ili Obe chares of hor ranch home. O o Al-- ang)MfS IJnyd iinchmann, who now oside in WasiiinpjtoQ afthe pa rents of a boy,i,loyd O J, boitn -'ov. 24 at Klamath Falls. c?Irs. 3?ach,mann is 0the former Miss Barbca-a o Bentley whoj taught in the Ruch school. O rmin Richer will be hostess to members of the Little Ajipy'gate Swin cplub -.nth ca O 1 pmi. Iunc'oeon at tier home Fii On day, Dec. W. A Christmas party OaSo fi pGdneS. BoyJ Gibson, principal of the Ruch school, accompStnied by q ,fiobext Webb, attendod a con ference of he StSte School Board QCasvia!ion in Sslem recently. Mr.and Mrs. Joe Eiler" who hfe livna for some tiaac in this area, oare .residing -in Met'.fori or the winter. ElleP has re. sumfdt his0iisition0with West ern) Thrifty St ore. 0 Jtr. arid Mrs. Kay B. Crammer, who are enctour ci L'nited'States for Village Missions, write at the -O o o - GO . O on fashfijh's seal o C 0 in fashion's color o O ' I) o O A 11.95 H : tw.-- llr H' ' t o JK. C 25.00 c3 there's no weigh like 'f 8 o Skywaiy .5 . tipping tie scales at mere ounce . . . 0 tnrnisg trael Into sheer f un . . . with a new fash ion concept in luggage design. Each case boasts ' q a lustrous covtwing of washable KoroseaJ . . . plus iride planned packing space. Exclusive O o Liftomatic hinges, Troei-axdt locks. Open stock f a.?siion colors. O Go A-13 o O o 0 C-21 OO bVl J!:!Wir "i VffiCT MAIL TP.IBUHZ Ruch Community church recent ly, where they showed a film. They also met with the Chris tian Eusiness and Professional women, of Medford a short time ago. Ruch school will present their Christmas program Wednesday evening, Dec. 19, and will close a.fter that for a 12 day vacation period. Dow Lewis has returned home, having undergone spinal treat- meat at the Veterans' hospital . in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Some Nelson left recently for Gold Beach, where Mr. Nelson will be employed on a dairy ranch. Mrs. Otis Buck, who visited San Francisco recently, was on the Mel Venter and his Break f;it Gang program on KFRC. She got in a few "plugs" on his toric Jacksonville. While in San Francisco she was a guest of Mrs. Florence Loces and also visited Mrs. Helen Civelli Brown, Food Edi tor of the San Francisco News. Ruch Community church' will present a Christmas program on Sunday evening, Dec. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Furrand drove to Ferndale, Calif., re cently, whfre they visited their daughter, Mrs. Joe Rocha. Mrs. Farrand also was hostess to the IViper Applegate extension unit fast week at ,their Christmas party. Festivities opened with a l.oliday dinner, and music and games were supervised by Mrs. J. H. Mapstnn and Mrs. Francis Gregory. Nehru Figures 32,000 New Delhi tU.R) Prime Min ister Jawaharlal Nehru estimated today "in Parliament that 25,000 Hungarians and 7,000 Soviet trm)ps had been killed in the iTungarian revolution. Neiiru said there is no large scale fighting going on in Hun gary at present but a consider able measure of passive resist ance. He snid Ambassador to Mos cow K. P. S. Menon reported he found conditions in Budapest "reminiscent of the civil diso bedience movement in India" against the British. Nehru sent Menon from Mos cow to Budapest for a first-hand investigation of conditions in Hungary. - DURLIN"G ON VACATION E. V. Durling, whose col umn "On the Side" appears regularly in the Mail Trib une, is on vacation. It will be resumed on Dec. 17. Juliet cosmetic ca.el7.9S B-21" TCeek-ender, 20.00 Wardrobe Special, 25.00 L " 1 ' ' 1 I Rl MEDFORD. OREGON B 20.00 " ' . . " ' J mm m Thursday. December 13. 19S6 Beautify Linens 's C 7116 Easy crochet and embroidery combined in this elegant de sign. Beautify towels, sheets, pil low cases for your home, for ba zaars, for lovely bridal gifts. Pattern 7116: Crochet direc tions: transfer of 10 embroidery motifs; from 5Vix5vi to 5x11 inches. Send TWENTY-FIVE cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainlv NAME, ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER. Two FREE patterns printed in our Alice Brooks Needleoraft book stunning designs for your self, for your home just for you, our readers! Dozens of other de signs to order all easy, fascinat ing hand-work! Send 25 cents for your copy of this wonderful book right away! Easier to Cut, Sew and Fit Printed Pattern A PRINTED PATTERN solves yout dressmaking problems! What marvelous ease of sewing in this stunning new ' sheath! Smooth slim lines are a perfect background for the standaway 51 w&sj- f9169 SIZES 10 13 REAL EXCITING NEWS! Home Appliance Co. Your General Electric Dealer 115 East Main and PICK'S APPAREL 112 East Main Street PROSPECT Ski Tow Now Br GENEIL SPRUILL Prospect The ski tow ran Sunday Dec. 9 at Union Creek and as soon as there is enough snow the tow will be open both Saturday and Sundays. Those who wish to join the ski club on a seasonal basis may do so. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Ash, of Union creek, who are on their vacation, are visiting in Wash ington, Portland and Astoria. They are expected home some time next week. The Boy Scout troop commit tee met at the George Kansky home r.t Union Creek Tuesday, Dec. 11. Due to the weather, the Job's Daughter's Bethel 56, meeting was cancelled Thursday, Dec. 6. Mrs. Hugh Spruill, who is visiting in Salt Lake, has been ill with the flu. Little Terry Denny has what she calls a konk knot on her head, received when she fell and hit her head on a piece of furniture Her brother Mike, aged two. out of sympathy, pro ceeded to get one on his head, also. Linda Adams and Richy Lar son of the fourth grade class have been home from school due to illness. Latest word received is that Jerry Robertson was married it the home of his sister and brother-in-law, Sgt. and Mrs. Warren Long, of Olymnia, Vash., in stead of the Chapel as was originally planned. The wedding took place Dec. 8. Sgt. Long was recruiting officer in Med for for several years. Mrs. Ethel Cushman has re turned to her job of teaching, this week, after being home for several days due to illness. Mary Frison is home from schopl with a throat infection. Mrs. Veda Neville, librarian, announced that the Prospect public library received over 50 new exchange books last week. Mrs. Archie McKillop was skiing down the road by her home last Thursday. A bridge group met at the home of Mrs. Thelma Carson, Thursday, Dec. 8. Mrs. Steve Larson won first prize, Mrs. O. E. Stone, second, and Mrs. Dar Bevens, third. Luncheon guests at the Jim Garret home on Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hulse and son Lonnie. Mrs. Bill McCracken, a form er resident has been ill. The McCrackens now live at Eagle Point. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dickenson have returned from their trip to California and Arizona. Miss Louise Ingle, second grade teacher, has gone to Cali fornia for the Christmas holi days. Prnsneet srhnnU will have their Christmas program Dec. 20, at 7:30 p.m. in the new high school gym. Visiting at the home of the L. O. Rogers were Rogers' sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of Medford. They were here to sponsor their neph ew John Jr. for Confirmation which took place Sunday at the Church of the Good Shepherd. collar, deep-yoked neckline. Sure flattery! Printed Pattern 9169: Misses! sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 16 takes 3H yards 39-inch fabric. This printed pattern assures perfect fit. Easy directions print ed on each tissue pattern part. Send THIRTY-FIVE cents in coins for this pattern add 5c for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care Medford Mail Tribune, Pat tern Dept., 232 West 18th St.,New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. FOR SEE FRIDAY'S MAIL TRIBUNE FOR Operating Bishop Dagwell was here for the service. Several members of St Marth as Guild have been working on a hooked rug for the Church of the Good Shepherd. Each woman works on blocks which are later put together. It is being made of variegated wool. They had enough put together to put in front of the altar during Conformation service on Sunday, Dec. 9, and it will also be used for the Christmas ser vice. The entire rug should be finished by spring. Prospect High school basket ball team lost their first confer ence game which was played at Talent Dec. 8, by eight points. Mrs. D. Stone is visiting friends in Klamath Falls and vicinity. The remodeling of the Blaine service station is nearing com pletion. Mrs. Randall Barry and chil dren have gone to Michigan to visit friends and relatives. Mr. H. Robins of Skeeters' camp had a heart attack, and was rushed to the hospital in Medford Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Partan and fam ily have gone to Texas for the Christmas holidays. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Dickenson and family on Sunday were Mrs. Dixon, and daughter Trixie, and Jeanie Mitchell of Medford. Mrs. Ludo Grieves has been ill and confined to her home. The Evangelistic meetings will end Sunday at 8 p.m., Dec. 16 at the Cascade Gorge Christian church. Cays will speak at the morning service that day at 11 a.m. A few out-of-towners here for the turkey shoot were, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Lockridge of Grants Pass, Mr. and Mrs. Bern Goodrldge, and daughter Judy, of Yoncall, Ore., Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Skeeters and family of Medford. Little Chuck Skeeters was the winner of a chicken. 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The victim, Robert Batura, 19, Danvers, Mass., a sophomore and star pass receiver on the SIU squad, was shot in the head at point blank range by a charge from a 12 gauge shotgun. The other two roommates, John Abromovitch, 21, Haver hill, Mass., described as "prac tically a brother" to Batura, and Henry Hillman Jr., 18, Park Ridge, 111., were hospitalized for shock after the shooting. SNOW REMOVAL Milwaukee (U.R) A giant snowplow, able to cut a 16-foot swath through snow of any depth, recently was sent by the Milwaukee Railroad to Labra dor. The giant rotary plow, which stands 16 feet, four inches, will be used to keep the tracks serving Labrador's rich iron ore deposits free of snow. WARNING Memphis, Tenn. (U.P.) Teach er Rosemary Gragg got ac quainted with her fifth grade students on a note of laughter. She welcomed them, saying: "I'm not Miss Rag . . . I'm Miss Gragg ... so don't tell your mothers and fathers that I'm an old rag." Prospect Garden club, will be held Tuesday, Dec. 18. 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