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But, try hanging them as wall plaques, for the true provincial touch. 5 molds, 24 to 4 cups, 645 BOX Open Thursday Nile Till 9:00 QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICESI HOMtWARESl - mwmm MIL School News... Phoenix High School Edited By Ginger Martin The Phoenix High football team was honored at a ban quet Dec- 2. Charles A. Meyer, principal of Central Point junior high school and well known referee was the guest speaker. Honors went to Don Korth, most valuable senior; Leon Small, most inspirational player; and best all-around player, Jack Hoffbuhr. The dinner was served by the members of the pep club. Report cards were distrib uted Dec. 3, with Kenneth Bayless, Joyce Stockstill, Pa tricia Imhausen, and Susan Walker, receiving straight A's. Those who received no grade lower that a B were; Ernie Bullard, Kay DeMers, Darilyn Popow, Teresa Six, LaWanda Whisenant, Ranee Eagleton, Frances K i e v e t, Jack Hoffbuhr, Joyce Hunter, Doug James, Eldon Mitchell, Darlene Palmer, Bill Rasmus sen, Nancy Stewart, Don Mac Kintosh, Sharee Skipworth, Ida Marie Bolz, Margaret Bolz, Mary Cole, Gail Glid- den, Lola Good, Dana Halaas, Frances Hensley, Ginger Mar tin, and Sandra Skinner. Those with a B average or better were: Barbara Beer, James Bourdon, Cheryl Bow man, Chet Caster, Virginia Daughtery, Bonnie Thomp' son, Karen Bolding, Bonnie Faytinger, James Schivieter- et, Roberta Burns, Mary Fow ler, Lorene Stephenson, and Nedra Harris. Kay DeMers and Karen Golding have been chosen by the majority vote of the ad visors and flag team to be come members of the PHS Flag Twirlers. This raises the total number in the flag team to seven. These two new members will be performing Dec. 19 when we play Henley here. Approximately enough for the season, the girls have de vised a new routine to "Dance, Mr. Snowman." They also have new all-white uni forms. The Jackson county librar ians group met at PHS for their monthly meeting Tues day, Dec. 2. Mrs. Mabel Sims, PHS librarian, was hostess. The program feature was fav orite Christmas poems read by the members. General li brary problems were discuss ed and refreshments were served. Those attending the meet ing were Mildred Pogers, pro gram chairman, from South ern Oregon college; Jerry Martin; Medford; Mrs. Helen Caster, Mrs. Helen Broad beck, Central Point; Mrs. Hill, Lone Pine; Lois Martin, Medford; Mrs. Mabel Sims and Mrs. Orva Taylor, Phoe nix. Degrees were given to nine members of the Phoenix Chapter Farmers at a chapter initiation Thursday, Dec. 4. Eagle Point met with Phoenix at the Phoenix high school agriculture room to form a joint initiation. After a well-planned pro gram refreshments were served. The PHS cheer and song leaders with their advisor, Mrs. Thomas, attended the yell leaders' convention a t Rogue River Nov. 29. This event, held from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., was attended by cheer leaders and advisers of several high schools in the area. The program began with a general assembly in the Rogue River gym; then they broke up into work groups. These groups included such classes as promoting school spirit and good sportsmanship, and the making ' of artistic posters. The morning session ended with a general assembly to evaluate the group meetings. After lunch the cheerlead ers were entertained by the Rogue Rebels Combo. The final session consisted of a panel discussion led by the student body president of SOC, Dick Clark, the yell king, Wilson Gillenski, and a cheerleader, Laura Zamrzla SCHEDULE TAX TRIAL Los Angeles -(UPD- A $1,- 242,532 suit for federal in come taxes against comedian Charles Chaplin is slated for trial in U. S. Tax Court Jan. 5. R. E. Maiden, Internal Rev enue Service special assistant here, said Tuesday that the English-born actor owes the money on earnings up until April 10, 1953, when Chaplin moved to Switzerland. Get Safe, Temporary, Real Relief om miner paint of ARTHRITIS, RHEUMATISM, BURSITIS, SCIATICA & NEURALGIA We recommend Ar-Psn-Ez Tablets, a powerful compound of a famous Uni versity Scientist, with this iron-clad guarantee: Your very first bottle must bring you fast dose by dose relief or your money back. 3 economical sizes. Bring this article to us or telephone. Wainscott's Pharmacy 322 East Main , CENTRAL POINT Annual Feed Scheduled By DORIS HUGHES Central Point - The Central Point Parent Teachers asso ciation will hold the annual chili feed Thursday, Dec. 11 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Central Point Junior High school cafeteria. The dinner will include chili or macaroni and cheese, cabbage salad, cake, milk and coffee. At 8 p.m., there will be a band concert under the direc tion of Harry Meyers. The chorus also will present some selections. Mrs. Mary Gard ner is the chorus director. The band concert will be in the junior high school gym nasium. The Central Point Home Extension will hold a Christ mas party Dec. 17 at the home of Mrs. Arthur Straus, 643 East Pine st. The meeting will begin at 10:30 a.m. A small gift exchange is planned. The luncheon chair man is Mrs. Charles Jantzer. A demonstration on Christ mas candle making will be given by Mrs. J. H. Korner and Mrs. Ray Underbakker. The Crater Chapter of the Future Farmers of America held the Green Hand initia tion Dec. 1 at Crater High school. Although there are some upper classmen in the group, most of the Green Hands are freshmen. The meeting was opened by Allen Barnes, Crater Chap ter president. Carl Simmons presented a summary of the freshman project which amount to 46 head of swine, eight grain fed baby beef steers, 4 beef heifers, 10 dairy heifers, 9 chickens, 16 hay and grass steers, 14 sheep, 12 rab bits, 1 hive of bees, 1 acre of truck garden, 90 acres hay, and 45 acres of grain. The 151 Green Hands were then presented their bronze Dins and membership cards. The presentations were made by Ed Griggs and Bill Mac Farlane, Chapter advisors. Don Denning gave a short speech. The Crater FFA tal ent team consisting of Tom Samples, Leon Sharp, Denise Samples, Floyd Sherman, Dennis Fisher, and Don Den ning, master of ceremonies, played several guitar num bers. The Green Hands require ments are that he must be enrolled in vocational agricul ture, he must possess neces sary facilities, he must have satisfactory plans, he must forward the program of sup ervised farming, he must be familiar with the FFA creed and he must be able to recite by memory the "FFA why are we here?" He must also subscribe to the creed. Don Denning is the Crater Chap ter reporter. Dramatic I n L A M S T I Pats. Pending No. 450 in v colorful decorator lonot for the Unusual Gift I Ii.' I I.l t Next to Greyhound Depot The Grandmothers club will have the December meet ing at 1 p.m., Monday, Dec. 15, at the home of Mrs. Walter Gebhard, according to Mrs. Oscar M i n n i c k, publicity chairman. According to a submitted petition, property owners on the north and south side of Second st., as far south as the Cupp property have asked for curbs and asphalt paving. The city touncil received a petition approving concrete curbs and asphalt paving from Front to Seventh sts. A petition for curbs and paving is circulating now for Hazel st. from Third to 10th sts. Lyne Paul, city recorder, said these would be worked on in the order that the completed petitions come in as long as the funds are available. Central Point firemen and their wives will have a din ner party Dec. 17 at 7 p.m. at the Central Point Grange hall. Also invited to the party are the mayor and council men and their wives, the rural fire chief and his wife and Mr. and Mrs. Oran Chastain of Grants Pass. Chastain was a former fire chief of Central Point. The ladies of the Grange will cook and serve the dinner for the volunteer firemen. Leaving last Sunday after a weeks' visit at the W. J. Dolan home were the Dolan's son, Billy Dolan, Miss Marilyn Schadler and Gary Benner, all of Cedarville, Calif. Ben ner is Mrs. Dolan's nephew. Lehigh Would Quit Passenger Service Washington -IUPD- The In terstate Commerce commis sion was expected today to formally accept a petition by the Lehigh Valley Railroad Co. to abandon all passenger service over its 1,200 miles of track Jan. 12. A commission spokesman said the petition, which ar rived Tuesday, was being pro cessed for acceptance. 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