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GOLD HILL Programs Planned Br MRS. CLYDE KELL. Gold Hill Pupils of the Hanby and Patrick schools of district 6C will present their Christmas program at the Hanby school gymnasium at 7:30 pjn. Tuesday. - Santa will distribute treats to the youngster following the program. The project is sponsored by the Gold Hill PTA. Those working on the committee this year include Mr. and Mrs. Joe Estremado, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Foley and Mr. and Mrs. Rolen Rose crans. Mrs. Leonard McMa- han, vice president of the unit, will assist the group, j The community Christmas program, sponsored each year by the Amethyst Rebekah and Odd Fellows lodges here will be held Wednesday at 8 pjn.. in the IOOF hall on Fourth ave. All youngsters In the area are invited to participate in the program, which is unre hearsed. Mrs. Alva A. Walker is chairman. Children .'who wish to take part in the pro gram are, requested to tele phone her UL 5-1125 prior to Wednesday evening if pos sible. - Youngsters will have an op portunity to visit with and receive treats from Santa aft er the program. . Residents within the city limits of Gold Hill have been urged to participate in the lighting contest, sponsored by the local Lions club to pro mote the Christmas spirit as well as to beautify the com munity during the holiday season. Cash prizes will be award ed winners of the contest. Complete details will be an nounced later. Delmar Smith, Crater High Future Farmers of America reporter said that Denny Sam pies, FFA radio chairman, has arranged several radio pro grams in which students of Crater High school will par- School Groups Have Boundary Authority - Salem -TCPD- Attorney Gen eral Robert Y. Thornton said Friday that school reorganiza tion committees of counties have authority over school district boundary boards where boundary changes are in doubt. ' . .p... Thomas J." Reeder, district attorney for Jackson county, asked for the attorney gen eral's opinion. Thornton said the county reorganization c o m m ittee's consent must be obtained by school district boundary board before boundary changes legally can be made. School district b o u n d a r y boards are composed of coun ty school superintendents and county courts. ticipate. Tape recordings were made at radio station KMED last Friday. The second in the series of five programs will be present ed over KMED Sunday, Dec. 20 at 7:30 pjn. This will cov er the work that Miss Leslie Meister is doing as secretary for Edward Griggs, In the sixth period at Crater High. Jim Frink also will be inter viewed on state farmer ap plications and his project. The previous Sunday, Den ny Samples lntervied Miss Connie McDonough, Crater FFA chapter sweetheart, dur ing the first of the 5-minute programs. The third program, sched uled for Sunday, Dec. 27 at 7:30 p.m., will consist of a discussion of the Rogue Ram blers with Denny Samples and Leon Sherman participat ing. The fourth program, set for the first Sunday in Jan uary at 7:30 pjn. will be, on the topic of parlimentary pro cedure with Donald Deming, Pete Melsted and Delmar Smith taking part in the dis cussion. The fifth, on public speaking, will be presented by Donald Deming and Pete Melstead, Sunday, Jan. 10 at 7:30 pjn. Several servicemen were reunited with former school mates when all arrived home to visit relatives prior to the Christmas holidays. Arriving home to spend 14 day leaves with their parents were Curtis J. Payne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Payne, and James McKibbon, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. McKibbon. These young men recently completed Navy recruit train ing at the naval base in San Diego. Another Navyman, Donald Kell is spending a 30-day leave with his father, Howard Kell, and other relatives here and in Medford. He recently returned to the U.S. from Midway where he had been on duty several months. While on Midway, Donald received from the state department of education a certificate which is equivalent to a high, school diploma. A member of the Air Force, Glen Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Taylor, has been a guest of his parents while spending a 30-day leave in Gold Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rel- HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS Station KBOY 730 K.C. jj sweetest W( tway o f5n ku, xf say 4v mv Merry ClS) JyJs Christmas Assorted Chocolates $1.40 2 lb, box 42.70 3 lb. box 4.00 S lb. box S6.78 mm, lorn th Gift Box of chocolates and butter bona 1-14 it. 2.15 2. ibs. 3.15 the finest freshest candy you can buy... Exclusively ours Cenral1?ea Drug yea, Springfield, visited rec ently at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Burnett and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Gold Hill, and with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, Med ford. Mrs. Relyea is the form er June Berg. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cooper were her sister, Mrs. Dick Rossi, Coos Bay and son, Gary, a fresh man at Oregon State college. He was awarded an athletic scholarship to attend college and is a member of the OSC basketball team this year. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford and three youngsters, Clarks, Ore., were visitors at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. O. L. Kendall en route to Georgia for a 2-months vacation. Mrs. W. G. Tasker, Mid way City, Calif., returned to her home recently after a two weeks' visit at the home of her brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ko-fahal. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whit- lock and granddaughter, Pa mela Barlow, Medford, were dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Whitlock's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Quinn, rec ently. Calling later in the day were Mr. and Mrs. William Barlow and son Michael. Wil liam Barlow recently return ed to Medford after nearly two years on duty with the Army in Ludwigsberg, Germany. Charles Bruce returned home recently after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nor man in Santa Rosa, Calif. Mrs. Lee Malone was host ess for a layette shower hon oring Mrs. Richard Genaw. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Leon Guss, Medford and Mrs. John Genaw, Gold Hill. Guests were Mrs. Stanley Newnham, Mrs. Bob Gray, Mrs. Iva Lentz, Mrs. Hank Robertson, Gold Hill, and Mrs. Ronald Guss and Miss Rhonda and Miss Genine Guss, all of Medford. Gifts were sent by Mrs. Harry White and Mrs. Odelle Stal-lee. GRAND CHAMP "Black Jewel," 1035-pound grand champion steer, brought $22,356 in auction at the International Livestock show in Chicago, 111. The steer was purchased by Howard Johnson Jr., president of Howard Johnson Restaurants. Holding steer is Ray Maass, 21, who raised "Black Jewel." For those interested, the price of the steer figures out to $21.60 per pound. Sunday, Dec 20, 1959 MAIL TRIBUNE, Madferd, Or. Natural Resources Group Sets Meets Salem -DPD- The Legislat ive Interim committee on Na tural Resources announced Saturday that it would hold a series of meetings in south west Oregon late next month. Sen. Andrew J. Naterlin (D-Newport), chairman, said the sessions would be in Eu gene Jan. 21: Grants Jan. 22; Gold Beach Jan. 21 and Coquille Jan. 23 In th evening. He said the meetings were to give a chance for presenta tion of views on the organiza tional structure of state agen cies and the use of local resources-water, florests, soil, minerals and wildlife. Living Plants for Christmas Poinsettias, African Violets, Cyclamen, Azaleas, and many others. Good choice of colors. Small planter plants. 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