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Officers
Installed
Talent Installation of of
ficers was held at a meeting
of TaleKJ Garden club June
4 at the Talent City hall. The
ceremonies followed a jot
luck luncheon. o
Mrs. A. O. Floyd, Medforfi,
president of the Oregon Ft
eration of Garden clSbs,
the installing officer. Taking
office were Mrs. John Bill
win, president; Mrs. ' Philip
Hoyland, vice-president; Mrs.
John McCardell, secretary,
and Mrs. Leon Lockwood,
treasurer.
Mrs. Oaldwin announced
.her committee appointments
for the coming year. They are
Mrs. E. G. Taylor, Mrs. Glen
Mosser, Mrs. Loyal Bates,
Mrs. John Spanglef and Mrs.
Jason Ottinger, hospitality;
Mrs. Charles O. Long, Mrs.
.G. H. Schmelzer, Mrs. Leon
.Lockwood, and Mrs. John
Spangler, program.
Also named were Miss Ber
that Hayman, membership;
Mrs. Lockwood; corsage; Mrs.
Robert Wild and Mrs. Fran
ces Bartol, lagazine; Mrs.
Taylor and Mrs. Charles Hol
dridge, publicity; Mrs. C. S.
Barrett, historian; Mrs. Hol
dridge, bird chairman; Mrs.
Wild, librarian; Miss Eleanor
Powers, Mrs. Charles Long
and Mrs. Ormy Goddard;
civic; Mrs. Hoyland, horticul
ture; Mrs. Glen Mosser, con
servation; Mrs. Hoyland and
Mrs. Barrett, scrap book; Mrs.
Schmelzer, litterburg.
Earned to the flower show
committee were Mrs. Lock
wood, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Ches
ter Zedicker, TVIrs. Gilbert
Hill and Mrs. Charles Long;
on the "botanical garden com
rftttee Mrs. Long, Mrs. Lock
wood, Mrs. Spangler and
Mrs. Hoyland; garden ther
aiQ Mrs. Taylor.
Members of the club are
to decorate the Camp White
chapel July 5.
Coffee and tea stains will
disappear when boiling water
is poured over fabric. Egg
and meatGstains should be
sponged off with cold water
before laundering.
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Cancer Society
Education Group
Outlines Plans
The Jackson County Edu
cational committee of the
American Cancer society met
Junt 6 in the home of Mrs.
Earl Lawson, education chair
man, to outline plans for
bringing the life-saving liter
ature of the Society to the
general public.
Mrs. Scott Ellis, printed ma
terials chairman for the
county, pointed out that al
most a quarter of a million
lives a year could be saved by
the individual having a check
up with his doctor when the
cancers could be discovered
in a localized, curable stage.
About 150,000 a year are now
being saved by prompt and
adequate medical treatment,
it was stated.
Volunteers in attendance
from Medford were Mrs. Ivan
Harrington, Mrs. Robert Buck,
Mrs. N. J. Wilson, Mrs. Rodger
Sterton, Mrs. George Lewis,
Mrs. John Welch, and Mrs. C.
B. Collins, co-education chair
man. Volunteers from the
county at large were Mrs. C.
O. Long and Mrs. John Bald
win, Talent; Mrs. J. K. James,
Mrs. L. J. Halfhill, and Mrs.
James Ragland, Phoenix; Mrs.
Harold E. Dunham, Rogue
River; Mrs. J. R. Bartuss,
Shady Cove; Mrs. H. L. Par
rott Jr., Jacksonville; Mrs.
Blanche Huffman, Prospect;
Mrs. Glenn Hale and Mrs. W.
W. .Jackson, Eagle Point; Mrs.
Robert Turner, education
chairman, Ashland; and Mrs.
Mahr Reymers, executive sec
retary, Jackson County.
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Major Assigned
To Cuban Duty
Maj. Jack L. Paxton, for
mer Medford resident now in
the Army, was recently as
signed to duty in the office of
the Army attache, American
embassy, Havana, Cuba. Ma
jor Paxton has been on duty
in Honduras in recent months.
Major Paxton will take up
his duties in Havana July 1.
He will be accompanied by
Mrs. Paxton, their three sons
and one daughter.
Water Color
Exhibit Here
The Percy Manser water
color exhibit may be viewed
at Clifford Platz gallery in
the Purucker Music House,
111 North Central avenue,
through July 7. The exhibit
arrived in Medford this week
from Bend, Ore.- .
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Groups Hold
Instal ation.
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Parker Woods'
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Miss Patricia Hanson,- who
will be a senior in Medford
High school next year, was
awarded an 11-piece set of
Campus Casual clothes this
month as a reward for being
named "Dream Girl" for the
firm in a coast-wide contest.
Miss ..Hanson,., shown ..here
modeling the shorts and one
of the blouses in the mix-and-malch
wardrobe, chose tur
quoise for the solid color gar
menls and a multi-colored
plaid with green and blue pre
dominating. Miss Hanson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Hanson, 703 Mae street,
served as honored queen of
Bethel 55, International Order
of Job's Daughters, during the
term which ended last week.
Home Management
Teachers Say Laundry
Still Needs Hot Water
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New cold water washing pro
cesses provide the proper tem
perature range for "wash and
wear" fabrics, but the bulk
of household laundry still re
quires hot water.
Home management teachers
at North Dakota State say
an advantage of cold water
washing being advertised in
new deluxe washing machines
is that it minimizes wrinkles
especially the deep-set ones
in wash and wear garments.
However, studies of family
laundry show that a big part
of the household wash con
tinues to be cotton items that
get the heavier soil and need
hot water for good cleaning.
To Dance Thursday
The Y Knot Twirlers
Square Dance club will hold
a dance starting at 8 o'clock
tomorrow night in the social
hall at the Medford YMCA.
Doug Fosbury will call and
all square dancers are invit
ed. Potluck refreshments will
be served.
Eagle Point Eagle Point
Lions and auxiliary held joint
installation of officers "at
Rogue River lodge Saturday,
June 7. Thirty members at
tended the dinner which pre
ceded the ceremonies. '
Guests included Dr. and
Mrs. Elmo Stevenson, Ashland,
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Thompson", Coos Bay.
Don Geren, president of the
Lions' club, presided.
Mrs. Thompson was install
ing officer for the auxiliary
and inducted into office were
Mrs." Lee Hayes, president;
Mrs. Stewart Hopper, vice
president; Mrs. Thomas Van
Etten, secretary - treasurer;
Mrs. Jonn Johnson, corres
ponding secretary.
Pages for the evening were
Mrs. Charles Martin and Mrs.
Jake Olsen.
Dr. Stevenson was install
ing officer for the Lions, and
made a brief address. Taking
office were LeRoy Regester,
president; Glen Clymer, first
vice-president; Nat Etzel, sec
ond vice-president; Charles
Martin, third vice-president;
Stewart Hopper, secretary
treasurer; Harold Knutsen,
lion tamer; Fred Bruegger,
tail twister; Mr. Van Etten
and Mr. Johnson, Lion direc
tors. Corsages and membership
pins were presented to auxil
iary officers.
The tables were decorated
and corsages made by Mrs.
Clarence Davies and Mrs. Ted
Flury.
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Eagle Point Club
Instal Is Officers
Eagle Point Mrs. A. O.
Floyd, Medford, president of
the Oregon Federation of Gar
den clubs, installed new offi
cers at the last meeting of
Eagle Point Garden club.
They are president, Mrs. C. C.
Cushman; vice-president, Mrs.
W. E. Davies; secretary, Mrs.
Ted Flury; treasurer, Mrs.
Glenn Hale, and historian,
Mrs. Ray Harnish.
Mrs. Floyd reported on the
recent, national federation
convention held in Seattle,
and urged the club to send a
delegate to the state conven
tion, June 16-18 at Eugene.
A picnic scheduled for the
park was cancelled because of
rain and the meeting was held
at the Flury home.
The club will decorate the
chapel at Camp White June
14. Mrs. Otto Nagel will su
pervise. -Members were .reminded
that when dues are in, the an
nual year book will be com
piled.
Mrs. Glen Clymer will be
hostess for the next meeting,
July 2.
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Officers Named
By Welcome. Club;
Plan Breakfast
Medford Welcome Wagon
club recently elected officers
for the coming year and made
plans for a benefit event to
raise funds for the children's
department of the new Rogue
Valley hospital,
Mrs. Leland Raiich is the
new president. Other officers
are Mrs. Donald Pryor, vice
president; Mrs. Thomas Ball,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
John Mast, recording secre
tary; Mrs. Gaylord Hay, treas
urer. The fund-raising party will
be a pancake breakfast Sun
day, June 22, at Girls Com
munity club. Hours will be
from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m.
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Beef and preferably steak is '
the perfect choice to please Dad
on Father's Day. Let the
youngsters prepare a meal fit
for the king of the family of
steaks served "on a raft" of
frozen potato patties.
For the "Steaks on a Raft,"
select a boneless steak as filet
mignon, boneless strip sirloin,
rib steak or a big sirloin cut into
individual servings before broil
ing. For best eating, make cer
tain that the steak is cut at least
1-inch thick. With a boneless
steak, pound of meat per
person should be adequate, but
to really please Dad,- plan on a
robust ) pound serving. Broil
the steaks in a preheated broiler
at least 3-inches from the source
of heat to the perfect degree
of doneness.
The frozen potato patties come
ready-shaped, requiring only a
brushing of butter before slip
ping into the broiler for a few
minutes to brown.
Steaks on a Raft
14 enrings)
4 (1 package) frozen potato pattiea
Butter
Onion salt (optional)
4 teaspoons sesame seeds
4 boneless steaks, cut 1-inch thick
Butter potato patties. Sprinkle with
onion salt. Sprinkle each patty with
1 teaspoon sesame seeds. Broil ac
cording to package directions. Re
move to platter and keep warm in
oven. Broil steaks approximately
3-inches front heat source 5 minutes
on each side for rare, 6 minutes for
medium and 7 to 8 minutes for well
done. Remove steaks, place each oa
potato patty and serve.
Couple to Wed In Rites Sunday
The wedding of Miss Viola ! Willamette university;
May Russell, Medford, to
Thomas John Harrison, Cas
cade Locks, Ore., is set for
Sunday, June 15, in Highland
Congregational church, Port
land. -
Miss Russell, student at
Lewis and Clark college in
Portland is in Medford at
present with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Russell, -204
North Ivy street, and the fam
ily will leave for Portland
later this week.
In the wedding party will
be Miss Barbara Roach, Miss
Alexa Hibbard and Miss Rus
sell's sister, Diana, who will
go north after college closes.
Miss Roach is a student at
Auxiliary Holds
Recent Ceremony
Shady Cove Mrs. Clarence
Meyer was initiated at a
meeting of Steelhead post and
auxiliary June 6.
Mrs. Jim Cassal reported on
the recent buddy poppy sale,
and thanked her co-chairmen.
The auxiliary will hold a
sewing session June 12 at the
Post home. Any member in
terested in making a uniform
is asked to be present. '
Next meeting of the group
will be June 20 at 7 p.m.
Women attending are asked
to wear old clothing and the
kitchen will be cleaned.
Serving refreshments for
the last meeting were Mrs.
Harry Bircii and Mrs; Albert
Beutel.
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Bleu Cheese, Tomatoes
Said Good With Steak
New York (UPI) r-Bleu
cheese and tomatoes combine
for an unusual side dish for
steak.
To make four servings, mix
s,i cup crumbled bleu cheese
(about 4 ounces) with 2 table
spoons fine dry bread crumbs.
Cut four medium - sized
tomatoes in half. Sprinkle to
matoes with onion salt. Cut 1
small green pepper in thin
strips and place a strip on
each tomato half. Sprinkle
with cheese mixture. Broil 3
to 4 inches from heat 4 to 5
minutes.
4
For best flavor, many
cheeses should be. room tem
perature when served.
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Miss
Hibbard and Miss Russell are
both students at the Univer
sity of Oregon.
The bridegroom-to-be, a son
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert H.
Harrison, Cascade Locks, com
pleted his senior year at
Lewis and Clark college this
spring and will enter medical
school in the fall.
Student Given
Journal Plaque
At Graduation
: Charles Bray, son of Dr. J.
P. Bray, Lozier lane, was hon
ored during the 1958 gradua
tion ceremonies of Oregon
State college, held Monday at
Corvallis. The young man, a
member of the graduating
class, was presented the Wall
Street Journal plaque for
"outstanding scholarship, citi
zenship and leadership."
Young Bray received a de
gree in technology and busi
ness management, and next
fall plans to enter the Uni
versity of Oregon law school.
He was also honored recently
by initiation into Phi Kappa
Phi, national scholastic honor
society, and was presented a
pin in recognition of his ap
pearance in several college
dramatic productions.
Young Bay will be em
ployed during the summer in
Red Bluff, Calif.
Dr. Bray and his daughter,
Mrs. Peggy Dixon, Ashland,
attended the commencement
ceremonies.
Guests Here
Mr. and Mrs. Donald H.
Steinmetz and family, 887
Swing lane, Medford, had as
their recent house guest, Mrs.
Steinmetz' mother, Mrs. J. E.
Cox, Mountain . Home, Ida.
Other visitors in their home
the same week end were Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Harper and
daughter, Virginia from
Eugene. Mrs. Steinmetz and
Mrs. Harper are sisters.
While in southern Oregon
the Harpers were also guests
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Marrs, 2496 Roberts
road, Medford.
Calendar inatall officor
Calendar notices and newa for
the society section of The Mail
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 S pjn. the
day befors publication.
Wednesday:
7:30 p.m. Bethel 14, Job'i
Daughter, Masonic temple.
7:30 pan. Rogue Valley
Navy Mothers, party at Camp
White.
7:30 p.m Roxy Ann Gem
and Mineral club of Med
ford, Redmen hall, Fourth and
Apple sts.
Thursday:
12 noon Adarel Social
club, with Mrs. Gertrude
Winningham, 107 Perrydale
ave.
12 noon - Zonta club,
Jackson hotel.
12:30 p.m. Medford So
journers,, Girls Community
club.
2 p.m. Women's associ
ation, Phoenix First Presby
terian church, silver tea, at
church.
Cratar La(t) aerie. Fratern
al Orcter of ItflesPand the
auxiliary held installation of
officers ft the lodge hall June
5. Mrs. Roy eath was installed
madam president of the aux
iliary, succeeding) Mrs. Arthur
Klatt Jr.
Othtrs installed were Mrs.
Clartnce Jnflund, . vice-president;
Ur. Stuart Forbes,
chaplain; Mrs. Richard Web-O
er, conductress; Mrs. John
Weber, secretary; Mrs. James
Teets, treasurer; Mrs. Harvey
Hawley, inside guard; Mrs.
Ann Wyncoop, outsrae guard;
Mrs. Lester Doney, Mrs. Pri
mo Ciardi and Mrs. Eber T.
Weed, trustees.
Installing officers were
Mrs. Ciardi and Mrs. . Alva
Ford.
Mrs. Rodney Garrett, Ash
land, watj announced "mother
of the year."
Refreshments and a social
hour followed the meeting.
Medford Woman
Named to Office
Mrs. E. G. Randolph, 303
Vancouver avenue, was elect
ed secretary-treasurer of the
Order of the Eastern Star
Grand Representatives in Ore
gon for the next year at a ban
quet at the Heatbman hotel
in Portland on Tuesday eve
ning, June 3.
Mrs. Randolph, retiring
worthy matron of Reames
chapter, is grand representa
tive of the District of Colum
bia in Oregon.
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