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- -.wjikJiuiw e e e MAIL TRIBUNE, M.dftrd, Or. Friday, Oct. 23, 19S9 EAGLE POINT Halloween Part Set By DOTTIE HARBISON Eagle Point - The annual cignmunity Halloween party will be held Saturday, Oct. 3 at the Eagle Point Grade schaol from 7 to 9 P-m- Mrs. Pat Shelton, president of the Parent-Teacher associ ation, said prizes will be of fered in four divisions for the youngsters for the most orig inal, the scarriest, the pret tiest, and the funniest cos tumes, with a grand prize be ing offered in the high school adult age division. The most original atid cleverest Jack-O-Lantern will be awarded a prize. Games for all ages will in clude . apple ' biting, pinning the nose on. the old witch, and the men teachers are pre paring a special spook cham ber for adults. , M. Bertha Uhrich will be in charge of the cafeteria with refreshments being served to the children at 8 p.m. follow ed by a story hour, and the rest of the group being served at 8:30. The Lions, the Lions auxiliary, the Jaycees, and the Jaycettes 'a r e co-sponsoring the annual party with the Eagle Point Elementary Par ent Teacher association. I Corliss, Henry Wealty and Tony Johnson on the outing. Cub Scouts of Pack 48 will hold their October meeting in the grade school gymnasium Oct. 30 at 8 p.m. A film has been secured to show parents on Cub Scouting. Den skits will be presented, and new boys will be introduced along with achievements for cubs earning them. All parents of the boys are asked to be pres ent for their part of the in duction ceremony. Mrs. Lois West and Mrs. Al BeSdingfield of Prospect were cohpstesses to a family re union at the home of Mrs. West, 124 Ajax rd.. Camp White, Friday, Oct. 16, in hon or of Mrs. Milly Glass, who celebrated her 70th birthday. This was the first time in sev eral years that part of the people had seen each other in ispite of the closeness to each other. , I Coffee, .cake and punch were served to Mrs. Bessie Case, tSts. Matty Rodgers, Mrs. Jesse Walker and Mrs. Clara Walhite, all sisters of Mrs. Glass. Other relatives visiting that' afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson, Mrs. Ady Vincent, Mrs. Eu nice Jones, Mrs. Leland Dy singer, Mrs. Jesse Glass, Mrs. Clayton Simmons, Mrs. Vern on Monia, Mrs. Frank Dean, Mrs. Olive Dean, Mrs. Glen Hoist, Mrs. Earl Gart, Mrs. Fred Clark, and Miss Marie Clark from, either Medford, Central Point, Butte Falls, or Eagle Point. j Yell Queen Donna Geren and yell leaders Sandra Char ters, Marsha Pulley, Mary Alice Pestka and Vonnie Ger ring led songs and kept spec tators in a lively mood to cheer the Eagle Point Hornets to a 13 to 7 - victory over .Phoenix Oat. 15. The Hornets will play Talent at the high -school field Oct. 29 at 4:30 pjn. . ' , Q " The sixth grade classes at Eagle Point Grade school par . ticipated in the experimental field trip at Forest creek last week. Approximately 75 "youngsters, their teachers, Mrs. Ray Barrows and David Harbison, and parents, Mrs. Leroy Beddingfield, Mrs! .Ralph Keesler and Mrs. Scher merhorne boarded the school bus at 9 ajn. for Forest creek ! where they met Applegate .and Rogue River students to join in an educational dem- onstration sponsored by the state forest department head ed by John Blake, the Jackson- County Agent Earle Jossy, and the Jackson coun ty schools to acquaint them with the various types of soil 'conservation and identifica tion, fire fighting methods and -tree conservation and identi f ication. Spike Mallaroy drove rthe bus. The sophomore class of the Eagle Point High school will hold a car wash in front of the city hall on Main st., Oct. 31 from ,10 ajn. ; to. 4 pjn. Dick Wilson, president of the class, is in charge of the pro ject. - -- - - Shy Callaghan, principal of the high school, announced that the individual pictures taken three weeks ago are now in the office ready for distribution to the students. , The total enrollment of school district 9 has reached an all time high of 1,174 as of the September enrollment, according to school officials. Eagle Point High school has 306 enrolled, compared to 275 at the close of school last year. Eagle Point Grade school has an enrollment of 600, compared to 519 last year; Elk-Trail has 105 com pared to 102 last year and Shady Cove has 165 compar ed on an enrollment of 156 of last year. This the highest enrollment the high school has ever had, according to Callaghan. Since neither the magnetic nor -the-' gyroscopic compass will work near the North and South Poles, Albert H. Bum stead of the National Geogra phic Society invented the sun compass.'' A LITTLE BIJ OF ALRIGHT Michael NeilL 3, enjoys free barbecue sandwich pro vided by the Downtown Gary Council at, Gary, Ind. Gary shoppers and business men, short on dollars because of the prolonged steel strike, sang "Happy Days Are Here Again" and ate at a downtown sidewalk barbecue designed to raise civic morale. Fif teen thousand pounds of beef went on the barbecue pits for the " free sandwiches. Michael's home is in New Orleans, but he's visiting with his grandfather, a striking Gary steelworker. -(UPI Telephoto) Mrs. Tom Van Etten is sub stitute teacher for Mrs. Vera Selby's first grade room and Mrs. James Collier is sub stituting for Mrs. Jessie Cal laway's room during her ab sence. Mrs. Selby was injur ed in an auto accident and Mrs. Callaway is on the sick list. G. Lee Hays, principal of Eagle Point Grade school, re turned Tuesday, Oct. 20, from the principals' convention in Salem. " - The Flaming Arrow Patrol of Pack 48 Boy Scouts packed -a portable radio into their pack sack and hiked to Roxy Anne Saturday, Oct. 17, where they cooked dinner at -the park site. They returned .to Eagle Point by car that eve lung. Assistant Scoutmaster 'James Bunker accompanied -Arthur Harbison, the partol -leader, and Jerrj- and David w "Moore, Larry Harris, Bobby Leonard Tibbits left for his home in Natural Dam, Ark., Friday, Oct. 16, after spend ing the summer with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Y. Marshall, of Brownsboro and his broth er and sister-in-law, Mr., and Mrs. Lindsay Tibbits, and fam ily of Eagle Point. Tibbits planned to stop in Susanville to visit a daughter before completing his trip. Mrs. .Viola Pomeroy show ed slides to eighth grade stu dents recently. She took them on a trip a couple of years ago to New' York, Philadel phia, Quebec and Boston. Mrs. Larry Davis, teacher, used the pictures in -conjunction with studies on ' early American history. Ellen Callaghan is home from college over the week end of Oct. 24 with her par ents, Mtj and Mrs. Shy Callaghan. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs. Lenn Hick man of Eagle Point spent a recent week end in Reno on vacation. . - Parents of Cub Scouts in Den 1 met at the home of the 'den mother Tuesday to dis cuss plans for the next two months. The next den parent meeting will be held Satur day, Nov. 21, at which time a den dad will be elected. The Cub Scouts of Den 1 met at the school Tuesday with nine members, two new members, and two visitors present. For the present- time the Cub Scouts of Den 1 will meet each Tuesday after school in David Harbison's room. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wertz of Climax rd. were guests to his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wertz, 1 RIVALS CHAT WITH CARDINAL Two potential Presidential rivals, New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, left, and Sen. John F.' Kennedy (D-Mass.) chat amiably with New York's Francis Cardinal Spellman, center, at the 15th annual Alfred E. Smith Memo rial Foundation dinner in New York. Speak ing at the dinner, Rockefeller warned that freedom was in - jeopardy and that self denial was necessary to save it. : -(UPI Telephoto) of Redding recently. Also visiting were Stanley Bennet, son-in-law of Lester. Mrs. Bennett and the children ar rived from Corvallis Oct. 16 and joined the family over the week end. Mrs. Jake Olsen is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Lacy in Vancouver, Wash. The La- ceys were parents of a daugh ter, Kelly Frances, born Sat urday, Oct. 17. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Charters, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ackerman and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hig- day took Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson to Kim's for a sur prise anniversary dinner Oct. 16. A community Red Cross first aid course is being spon sored by the Eagle Point Home Extension unit. Mrs. Larry Davis will be the in structor. The five - week course will start the first Wednesday in November at 7:30 pjtni Additional informa tion may be obtained from Mrs. Don Kimmel, extension president, at HUlcrest 6-3164. The Misses Judy Bradshaw and Beverly Tresham were co hostesses for a pink and blue shower recently at the Tre sham home given in honor of Mrs. Byron Davis. Mrs. Davis is the former : Rose Marie Stevens. Cake, coffee and punch were served to Mrs. Davis" of Medford, mother-in-law of the honored guest, Mrs. Stevens, mother of Rose, Mrs. Ray Tresham, Mrs. Le roy Regester, Mrs. Earl Tre sham and the Misses Suzan Palm, Patty jClave, Beverly Tresham, Judy Bradshaw, Sharon Davis and Pamela Stevens. , SWIMMING POOLS Gunite Constructed Pneumatic Applied Concrete PERMANENT POOLS Place the structure and piping in this Fall Allow ing for Deck settlement and landscaping. No up keep this Fall then have the pool completed in the Spring. 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