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31 Thursday, Dc. 17, 1959 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. 9 fAsk Gretchen to pack the items of your choice in a fancy basket appropriately decorated to make a wonderful gift. or '! SB' GROCETERIA PRODUCE Nuts Displayed in Bulk . Buy Any Amount You Want is tSt MIXED f dim I i i n- r tf 1 i' mm t K almonds IXL SOFT SHELL LOCAL NAVEL ORANGES 35 Doz. O 3 doz. OYER 80 ITEMS IN STOCK FOR YOUR EUERV TopQuality Crisp and Tender LARGE, HEAVY BUNCHES TEXAS Ruby Reel if you're having trouble deciding what to give, why not give a GROCETERIA ftlCT rCDTIEIfATF VIII Vlltlll IVMIk Gift Certificates for any wish to give available F SnoBoy Fancy Hoody's Roasted Sic lb California , Plump and Tender! Full of sweet flavor. bn. GRAPEFRUIT 11 56 Six. 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BUTTE FALLS Hall Opening By MARY JO HARRIS Butte Falls The new Butte Falls Community hall will be dedicated during an evening of entertainment there this Saturday. The dinner and program will be followed by dancing. Admission will be one pot luck dish for the potluck sup per and service for your own family. The program is sponsored by the Community Hall club board members' and acting as master of ceremonies will be Earl Remson. Elga Abbott, general chairman, has extend ed an invitation to everyone to attend. Following the business ses sion of the Butte Falls PTA Dec. 14, a "mock trial" was held as the program for the evening. Television was the defendant and those attending the meeting were sworn in as members of the jury to decide the question, '"Is Television a harmful influence on chil dren?" Douglas Finch, chairman of the Butte Falls School board, acted as judge. Witnesses in cluded Mr. Larry Tweedy, ac tive in child welfare in Med ford, who testified on the "Effects of TV on the Phys ical and Emotional Weil-Being of Children;" Bruce Hitt, assistant county school sup erintendent, who testified on "Contributions of TV to Ed ucation;" William B. Hunter, superintendent of Butte Falls schools, who testified on "Ef fects of TV, Present and Fu-! ture, on Education of Stu dents in this School District;" Dr. Kenneth H. Baker, vice president in charge of re search and area development at K-BESTV, who testified on "Commercial Aspects Affect ing TV Program Schedules;" Mrs. Randall Perkins, a par ent, who testified for the de fense and Miss Sue Strong, a sophomore at Butte Falls High school, whose testimony was from the viewpoint of the students concerned. At the December meeting of the Butte Falls PTA, the group will decide upon a money-making project and the possibility of forming a mothers' singing group. The second and third grades won the room count, both having 50 per cent parent at tendance at the meeting. Fol lowing the program, refresh ments were served in the cafeteria by the third grade mothers. The Christmas exchange party of the Butte Falls Lions auxiliary was held Dec. 1 at the home of Mrs. Duane Smeltzer. Lady Lions helped the Lions with their Christ mas tree project Dec. 6 and served refreshments. Other Lionesses manned the refresh ment concession at the gun shoot held the same day by the Butte Falls Gun club. The Butte Falls Lions club family potluck supper meet ing is scheduled for Wednes day evening, Dec. 23 at the community hall. The Brownies will meet at the city hall after school Wed nesday to complete their Christmas project. This will be the girls' last meeting un til after fihe holidays. The Butte Falls schools will present their Christmas pro gram Tuesday evening, Dec. 22 at the high school gym. It has been reported that Santa Claus will appear at the end of the program to give treats OPEN UNTIL 9:00 fM (Saturday Until 6:00 P.M.) Widest selection of lasting gifts! Buy Now Pay later Free Convenient Parking! SPECIALISTS 245 S. Central at 10th Slated to all good little boys and girls. November visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William (Doc) Bowen were Mr. and Mrs. William Rozell of Sen tinel, Okla. and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rozell of Medford. The E. A. Rozells and William Rozell are the parents and brrther, respectively of Mrs. Bowel. Members of the Butte Falls Home Extension unit held their December meeting rec ently at the home of Mrs. Bill Edmondson. Lesson for the day was "Christmas Decora tions and Christmas Wrap pings." Mrs. Curt Thompson, Mrs. Randall Perkins and Mrs. William Hunter demon strated decorations and Mrs. Don C. Smith and Mrs. Anzel Conley demonstrated wrap pings. The next meeting of the Home Extension will be held Thursday, Jan. 7 at the home of Mrs. Dean Boggan. Les son for that day will be "Salad Making." demonstrat ed by Mrs. Boggan and Mrs. Duane Burton. Cub Scouts recently held their pack meeting at the com munity hall. Theme for the month was "Country Store." Mothers baked candy and cookies and the Cubs sold them. The community hall was decorated as an old coun try store and the Cubs were dressed as old-timers from the gay 90's. Den 1 presented a skit on "Sellin' and Sittin' " and Den 2 presented "The Customer is Always Right?" A brief ceremony was held for Timmy Stanton, a new Cub Scout in Den 1. Follow ing the skits, both dens did a hoedown, and Den 2 gave a reading. Both dens presented their skits at the December meet ing of the Grange, their spon soring organization. Next pack meeting will be held Jan. 28. Theme will be "Cub Scout Scientists." There will not be a pack meeting for December because of the holi day season. Cat May be Nicer After a Few Pills Chicago - (Science Service Kitty may be more acceptable as a pet once she has taken a pill or two. Cats and dogs as well as cattle aro the main reservoir for ringworm infection in hu mans, a professor of veterin ary medicine told the Ameri can Academy of Dermatology and Syphilology meeting here. In recent years, there has been greater recognition of fungus skin infections, includ ing scabies, in animals. Dr. Frank Krai of the University of Pennsylvania said. So far oral treatment of afflicted an imals with griseofulvin tab lets has been found quite ef fective in controlling the in fections. The veterinary school is cooperating with the medical school on this subject of com mon transmissibility of dis eases between man and ani mals. World production of ciga rettes in 1958 came to 1,970, 000,000,000, according to the U.S. Department of Agricul ture. The barometer for measur ing air pressure was invented by the Italian Torricelli in the seventh century. 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