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GRAND VIEW
Attend Homecoming
Bt LILLIAN KNIGHT
Grandview - Mrs. William
Underwood, accompanied by
her daughter, Laurie, attend
ed homecoming Sunday at St.
Vincents school of nursing in
Portland. Underwood drove
them to Portland, returning
the first of the week. Mrs.
Underwood and Laurie re
turned the middle of the
week.
Mrs. John x McKinney re
; turned home from the hos
pital Wednesday after a stay
of about 10 days. She is in
bed but is allowed to have
visitors.
Saturday, July 11, a sur
prise baby shower of unusual
character in which the father
rather than the mother was
honoree. was given by Mrs
William Underwood at the
Underwood home. Dale Pratt,
the new father, received sev
eral gifts for the baby.
Guests were- Norman
Thomas. William Underwood,
Fred Underwood, Fred Stev
ens, Bud Greb, Bud Mark,
Vaughn Keyser, and Tun un
derwood. Mrs. Harold Greb, Mrs.
Vaughn Keyser and Laurie
and Linda Underwood helped
Mrs. Underwood with the re
freshments.
The daughter of the Pratts,
born July 6, has been named
Carla Ann.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Mc
Kinney and their three chil
dren of Marvsville, Cain., are
visiting her parents, Mr. and
1 Mrs. Guy Stearns, former res
idents of this community now
of Rose ave. Mrs. McKinney
is the former Myrna Stearns,
and the two families are now
vacationing in Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Thames
and eiht-month-old son, Tim
my and Jack Ingwerolon,
brother of Mrs. Thames, all of
Garden Grove, Calif., return-
'ed to their home Monday,
July 13, after visiting here
with his parents, Mr. and
. Mrs. Norman Thames. The
two families and Ingwerolon,
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Harris,
and Mrs. Bob Burton and
children, Butch, Button, and
Camela, spent a recent week
end at Diamond lake.
On the following Sunday
a family picnic reunion din
ner was held at Lake of the
Woods with members water
skiing.
Mr. and Mrs. Bozy Tapovic
of Gold Hill, Mrs. Ray Jones
and children, Butch and Shir
ley, of Medf ord, and Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Pappas and chil
dren, Debbie and Dara, of
Diamond lake, were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Chamberlin. They all went to
TouVelle park for a picnic
lunch and in the evening
went to Ashland.
Butch Jones visited the
Chamberlins for a week be
fore returning to his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Norris
recently returned home after
a months vacation to Kansas
City and Independence, Mo.,
where they visited a brother-in-law
and sister of Mrs. Nor
ris and other relatives. They
t visited in the states of Cali
fornia, Arizona, New Mexico,
Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas,
Colorado, Utah, Wyoming,
Montana, and Idaho. They
took in the Grand Canyon,
Glacier National and the
Grand Teton National parks,
Yosemite National park, the
Painted Desert and Petrified
forest in Arizona, Yellow
stone National park, and the
Salt River canyoa in Arizona.
They ' visited the Indian
reservations in Arizona and
New Mexico.
Mrs. Fred Norris, Jr., and
her five children are vaca
tioning and visiting her par
ents in Beverly Hills, Calif.
Students Complete
Safety Aid Course
Ten students recently com
pleted the Red Cross water
safety aid course given at the
YMCA under the direction of
Mrs. Lanell Wilkes. The
' course qualifies . them to as
sist a swimming instructor
during all phases of teach
ing. Those completing the course
were Nancy Donahue, Nona
Donahue, Bill Dames, Sharie
Forde, Ron Gandee, Linda
Nelson, Anita Ritchey, Re
becca Rowan, Linda Wilkes
and Marsha Williams.
Assisting Mrs. Wilkes dur
ing the course were Mimi
Jones, Robert Allen, and Wil
ard Harwood, ; who recently
received leader examiner cer
tificates at the YMCA aqua
tic institute in Eugene.
Chicago Firm );
Films Gold Mining"
A Chicago film producer.
Tod Stronquist, was scheduled
to take pictures Saturday of
, "gold mining' at the frontier
mining town of Gold Gulch
at Hidden Valley ranch, ac
cording to co-owner LaRue
Morris. :
Stronquist told Morris the
film is to be included in an
educational movie.
Gold Gulch, a replica of an
early day gold mining town,
is located on Hidden Valley
ranch off Highway 99 be
tween Central Point and Gold
HilL - '
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ben
nett and daughter, Pat, of
Thousand Oaks, Calif., were
recent visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Nel
son and Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Underwood and family.
They also visited Mr. and
Mrs. Leland Nelson, Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Nelson, and
other relatives in the valley.
Bennett is an animal trainer
for a movie studio in Hollywood.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nel
son recently made a trip to
Los Angeles and Los Vegas,
Nev., to visit relatives. They
have purchased the Robert
Sutton property on- Spring
brook rd. and are now in
their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Nel
son are in their new home on
Lone Pine rd. recently pur
chased from Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Gibson.
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
Sunday, July 26, 1959
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13 Disease Cases
Reported Last Week
Thirteen cases of commu
nicable diseases were report
ed to -the Jackson County
Health department for the
week ending July 24, accord
ing to Dr. A. Erin Merkel,
public health physician.
Influenza accounted for the
majority of the cases, with
Ashland reporting three
cases and Medford and Shady
Cove two each. .
Other, diseases were two
cases of German measles in
Medford, and one of measles.
Ashland reported one case
each of pneumonia, strep
throat, and infectious mononucleosis.
Attend Conference
Two Medford optometrists
participated in a three-day
seminar on clinical and ex
perimental . optometry. July
24-26, at Pacific university
college of optometry, Forest
Grove.
Dr. William J. Thompson
and Dr. Richard D. Nelson
took part in the seminar, the
first of a series of annual
gatherings centered around a
program of clinical study and
research. ,
NOVELIST DIES '. , ',: ' V- 'r There are now about 12 and
New York -(DPD-; Mrs. Alice a half million Americans who
Woods Ullman, 89, a novelist own stock in U.S. businesses,
who wrote under the name of This compares with fewer
Alice Woods, died Friday than six and a half million
night in her home. . in 1952.
QUESTION OF DEFINITION
Martinez, Calif.' - (DPD - It
was purely a question of defi
nition" Friday when a former
sheriffs aid denied that a stag
show he allegedly promoted
was lewd. "I particularly re
sent the implication that there
was a nude show," said Ray
mond D. Van Tassel, 55. "He's
absolutely right," replied Dis
trict Attorney John A. Jed-
The County Court House at
Pagosa Springs, Colotis heat
ed by hot water direct frcm
the Pagosa hot springs.
edly. "They
shoes on."
both had their
Despite the nation's declin
ing farm population, farmers
purchased $40,000,000,000
worth of goods and services in
1958, about 50 per cent more
than they did 20 years ago.
OLEG CASSINI DESIGN
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fashions with an eye to the approval of men. In Printed Pat;
tern M276, he fills in the curved neckline with a Dresden-like
drift of frosty-white sheer-delicious against the shadowy
linens, shantungs and crepes of summer afternoons and eve
nings. The waist is slimming, the hipline contoured beneath
a button molded midriff. Join the Cassini fashion enthusiasts
of society and movie stars-dazzle your own audience in your
exclusive Cassini Original.
Printed Pattern M276 is available in Misses' Sizes 10, 12,
14, 16 and 18. Size 16 requires 3 yards 35-inch fabric, contrast
vestee s yard 35-inch fabric.
Send one dollar for Printed Pattern M276 to Medford
Mail Tribune, Pattern Department, P. O. Box 59, Old Chelsea
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PUMP NEED PRIMING?
The old saying, "It takes money to make .
money," was never mote appropriate than on
a farm.
1 . If a bank loan will help you to more profit
' able farm operation, see our loan officer next
time you're in town!
Your funds are insured here up to $10,000 by
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Your
, savings earn interest at 3 semi-annually.
1109 COURT STREET MEDFORD
July Patio Clearance!
Tomorrow! Shop and Save from 9:30 A.M. Till 9 P.M.
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