A MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
A Thurs. Jan. 21, 1960
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-H NEWS
Culinary Caiies
The regular meeting of the
Culinary Cuties 4-H club was
held at the Applegate school
recently. Enrollment cards
were filled out, and Mrs.
Drake and Mrs. Prowell pass
ed out project literature.
Mary Herriot gave a dem
onstration on proper measur
ing. The meeting was ad
j o u r n e d and refreshments
served.
Sandy Brewster,
Reporter
EAGLE POINT
Mothers' March Set
Handy Annies Club
We held our third meeting
recently at the home of Mary
Ann Carnegie. Our guest was
Mrs. Maxine Hammond, a
beautician. She gave a dem
onstration on the skin, hands
and hair.
Eileen miman gave a re
port on our trip to the deten
tion home. The teenwise cloth
ing girls will hold their first
work meeting Jan. 23. Re
freshments were furnished by
Shirley Epps.
Mary Ann Carnegie,
, Reporter
Eagle Point Needle Craft
The Eagle Point Needle
Craft 4-H club girls met in the
music room recently. We cut
out patterns to make pin
cushions, and then sewed
them.
We brought samples of our
stitching to show Mrs. Huff
man. Our new leader will be
Mrs. Humphrey. Mrs. Huff
man will assist Mrs. Humph
rey until she becomes familiar
with the work the group is
doing.
Mary Kathryn Sinders,
Reporter
Wesiside Rabiileers
The meeting of the West
side Rabbitteers 4-H club was
called to order by President
Bob Harrison. Flag salute was
given, roll was called and
minutes were dispensed with
because the secretary was ab
sent. We elected a new news re
porter to take the old one's
place if she decides to quit.
We checked record books
to make sure they were all
up to date. One record book
check counts 10 points in our
club contest. A showmanship
demonstration was given by
Karen Alldridge. Bob Harri
son, Jim Cotton and Dwight
Harsh assisted. The meeting
was adjourned.
Karen Alldridge,
Reporter
By DOTTIE HARBISON
Eagle Point -The Mothers'
March of Dimes will be con
ducted in the Eagle Point area
Thursday, Jan. 28, from 7
pjn. to 8:30 p.m. by the Eagle
Point Lions Auxiliary. The
march will include all areas
within the following boundar
ies: west on Nick Young rd. to
Eagle Point, east to Eagle
Heights, north to Browns
boro, and south to Ajax aye.
in the Camp White area.
Residents are asked to turn
on porch lights and anyone
who has not had donations
picked up by 8:30 is asked to
call Mrs. Tom R. Van Etten
at Hlllcrest 6-3291. The moth
ers will leave literature ex.r
plaining the work being done
and the medical accomplish
ments already attained with
the use of this money to each
person donating.
The Eagle Point Lions Aux
iliary will meet at the home
of Mrs. Glenn Hale, 35 West
Sixth st., at 7 p.m. for a din
ner meeting Monday, Jan. 25.
Mrs. Ronald Rice, Medford,
will demonstrate cake decor
ating techniques following
the meeting.
students to school or join at
the next PTA meeting, Tues
day, Jan. 26.
Ed Putman received word
from his sister, Mrs. Minnie
Hinson, that she and her fam
ily made the trip from New
Mexico to Louisiana recent
ly without injuries, even
though the car slid off the
side of the road into the ditch.
Mrs. Hinson, the former Eagle
Point recorder, stated that
the roads in New Mexico
were so slick for a few days
that everyone was walking
instead of driving.
Traveling Science Plan To Continue in Oregon
Eugene - The Traveling
Science Demonstration Lec
ture program of the Univer
sity of Oregon will continue
for its second year with
another grant from the Na
tional Science Foundation.
The program of demonstra
tion lectures is designed to
stimulate the interest of high
school students in science and
scientific careers. The pro
gram from the University of
Oregon will be available to
many, high schools throughout
the six states 6F the north
west. .
Heading the program this
year at the university is E. G.
Ebbighausen, professor of
Physics. He has taken over as
program director from Clar
ence E. Diebel, professor of
science at Southern Oregon
Ceramic Floor Tile
Used Long, Long Ago
New York Modern home
builders have made use of
ceramic floor and wall tile,
but actually it is one of the
most ancient of building ma
terials. - . .
Historials report ceramic
tile comes in more than 200
different colors and -virtually
any shape or size. '
college at Ashland.
The grant this year is for
8221,750. It became effective
Dec. 24 and will be one year
in duration. At Oregon, the
program has expanded to in
clude 16 station wagons for
the transportation of teachers
and equipment throughout the
northwest.
The teachers are trained
during the summer session at
the University , of Oregon.
They are trained with regard
to their particular field, in
biology, chemistry, physics,
and geology.
During the lecture period,
the teachers stay approxi
mately a week at each school
demonstrating experiments to
science classes, exchanging
ideas with the respective
faculty heads in each school.
This year there are 16 teach
ers traveling in six north
western states.
TO ATTEND FESTIVAL
Tampa, Fla. -(UPD- Mayor
Jose Llamusas of Havana,
Cuba, will attend the annual
Gasparilla Festival beginning
here Feb. 8 to "help eliminate
present misunderstandings be
tween America and Cuba,"
Cuban Consul Rene Dechard
said Tuesday.
Man Loses License
To Teach His Son
Cleveland-The -father of a
15-year-old boy forfeited" his
driving privileges for six
months rather than have his
son believe he could grow up
ignoring the law.
Raymond D. Riggs pleaded
guilty in magistrates court to
drunken driving. He was
fined $100 and his driver's
license suspended for six
months
Riggs decided to plead guil
ty when he heard his son say,
"my dad is going to beat this
charge in court."
Riggs said: "I'd rattier lose
my license and pay the fine
than have my boy grow up
thinking he can disobey the
law."
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For you
your family
jour guests
HAWTHORNE MARKET
534 East Main Street
Medford
The South B Street coffee
party will be held at the
home of Mrs. Elmer Harnish,
302 South B St., Tuesday, Jan.
26, at 10 a.m. This is a so
cial held the last Tuesday of
each month for everyone liv
ing on the street and all new
residents who have not been
contacted are urged to come
and get acquainted with their
neighbors.
Applegate Food Preservation
The first meeting of the
Applegate Food Preservation
4-H club was held at the
home of Jo Krouse. The club
was organized and the of
ficers elected.
Officers are president, San
dy Brewster; vice president,
Sally Herriott; secretary-treasurer,
Alice Kuitert; reporter,
Diane Brewster; game and
leader, Mary Herriott.
The place of the next meet
ing was discussed and the
meetings was adjourned. Re
freshments were served.
At the next meeting, club
members chose the name,
"Silly-Sealers," for the new
name. We filled out our en
rollment cards and received
our booklets.
Mary Herriott gave a dem
onstration on .using the cor
rect measurements. The next
meeting will be held at the
Applegate school. The meet
ing was adjourned and re
freshments were served.
Diane Brewster,
Reporter
Richard L. Brown, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Brown,
Eagle Point, received honor
roll grades in the engineer
ing field instead of agricul
ture during the fall term at
Oregon State college as spe
cified in a release from Cor
vallis recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Peter
son arrived fror Longview,
Wash., Jan. 15 to spend a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Chamberlain, Brownsboro rd.
Mrs. Peterson taught school
in Idaho where the Chamber
lains lived for several years
while their older youngsters
were in school. They had not
seen each other for a number
of years. The couples remin
isced about old times and mu
tual friends.
Switch: A Barber
Finally Clipped
Fargo, N.D.-A man came
into Eugene Cotoggio's barber
shop and announced:
"Give me a good hah out or
I'll hit you."
After getting the clipping,
the unidentified customer
clipped Cotoggio on the nose,
saying: "I've paid a lot of bar
bers in the same way for giv
ing me a bum haircut. '
With that, he stalked out
leaving Cotoggio clutching
his noseand the bag.
John Grow purchased and
moved into the Krause home
on South B st. recently. Grow
came to Oregon from Iowa to
visit his grandparents, Mr
and Mrs. Jack Grow, also of
South B St., eight months ago
and decided to stay. He is
employed by one of the mills
in the Camp White area and
rented a cabin prior to his
purchase of the Krause home.
The Krauses moved to Med
ford several months ago.
Mr. and Mrs. David Kahl,
South B st., left Eagle Point
recently for Phoenix, Ariz.,
to spend 10 days with Mr. and
Mrs. Darrel Richards. Mrs.
Richards is a niece of Mrs.
Kahl. While there, the Kahls
visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Young, Eagle Point, who are
spending the winter in Ari
zona, and their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Sharon and family, Phoe
nix. They also visited the
Miles Williams family, Shady
Cove, who are spending the
winter there.
The Kahls visited an his
toric castle in Tucson and
went to Mexico to tour sever
al Spanish missions before re
turning to Eagle Point Jan.
16.
FAT
OVERWEIGHT
Available to you without a doc
tor's prescription, our drug called
ODRINEX. You must lose ugly
fat in 7 days or your money back.
No strenuous exercise, laxatives,
massage' or taking of so-called
reducing candies, crackers or cook
ies or chewing gum. ODRINEX .s
a tiny tablet and easily swallowed.
When you take ODRINEX, you
still enjoy your meals, still eat the
foods you like, but you simply
don't have the urge for extra por
tions because ODRINEX depresses
your appetite and decreases your
desire for food. Your weight must
come down, because as your own
doctor will tell you, when you eat
less, you weigh less. Get nd of ex
cess fat and live longer. ODRINEX
costs $3.00 and is sold on this
GUARANTEE: If not satisfied for
any reason Just return the package
to your druggist and get your full
money back. No qt.ons asked.
ODRINEX is sold with th,s guar
antee by:
Western Thrift Store, 30 Cen
tr.l. M.il Order. Filled.
The Home Economics club
of the Eagle Point Grange
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Lester McFall, 324 South B
st., with a 1 p.m. desert lunch
eon Wednesday, Jan. 28. Mrs.
McFall, HC chairman, urges
all members of the Grange to
attend.
The December meeting of
the Home Economics club was
at the home of Mrs. Ted Hoff
man, with Mrs. Beryl Hickson
as co-hostess. Election of offi
cers was held with the fol
lowing members taking of
fice: HEC chairman, Mrs. Les
ter McFall; vice chairman,
Mrs. J. D. Brown; secretary,
Mrs. Tom Vestal; treasurer,
Mrs. Ted Hoffman. New
Pollyanna names were drawn
with 20 members present.
The Eagle Point Elemen
tary Parent Teacher associa
tion membership chairman,
Mrs. Lester McFall, would
like to remind all parents
that the deadline date on ac
cepting new memberships is
Jan. 31. Anyone wishing to
join may send the fee by the
This Businessman
Had Money to Burn
Waterbury, Conn. - The
meat loaf was too rich for
Herbert -Ikey to enjoy.
It was cooking in the oven
when he cape home for din
ner. He had forgotten to tell
Mrs. Ikey that the day's re
ceipts from his service station
were hidden in the oven.
The currency was not too
badly burned to be redeemed,
but several checks were so
badly scorched that they
wouldn't pass scrutiny.
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NATION-WIDE VALUE MONTH
Shop Wards and Save! Every department bursting wide open with biggest buys in town!
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WOOL SLIPONS
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SALE! Wards soft, white
facial tissues, reg. 29c
400 sheets per box.
Reg. 4 for 54c
Toilet tissue, 1000
sheet roll, 4 for 45 e
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LIMIT 4
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HSSSSY BLOUSES
2.98, 3.98
BL0SES
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SALE! 53-pc. semi-porcelain
set for 8 reg. 28.95
Detergent-proof "Dog- fl A
wood." Open stock. 1 4l
16 pes. for 4. ..4.88 ' -32
pes. for 8... 9.88
SALE! compare with pliers
selling up to 1.98 each!
Choose 6" long nose,
6" diagonal or 7" line
man's. Drop-forged,
heat-treated alloy steel.
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SALE 9x12' imported
reversible braided rugs
Sale! Reg. 8e
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Durable rayon-wool
5 predominant colors
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SALE! Fiberglas
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USUALLY 6.98
Wards lowest price for no-irorV
luxury Fiberglas draperies -
Richly textured stunning in
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Nationally advertised cottons
Misses, junior and half sizes I
Hurry in for these specially purchased dresses
before they're marked up! Don River cottons,
cotton knits, rayons with linen look; shirtwaist,
step-in, coat stylet included. Many are completely
washable. Woven plaids, prints, solids.
Shop on a Wards Credit Plan.
HOME FURNISHINGS SALE
3-in-l bunk, trundle, twin beds
Mattresses included!
Save) AH hardwood
construction, durable
link springs. Ladder,
guard rail included.
11988
$5 DOWN
SALE! Easy to fold play
yard low budget price
Splinter-proof floor.
Big 40" square affords III
baby lots of room!
Play-yard pad 2.88
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Extra large 10-DRAWER
Knotty Pine double dresser
Smoothly sanded and
ready to finish in your
favorite color. 52 yh x
15x35" high.
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SALE! 2 -piece solid
Ash bedroom group
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You get the bookcase bed and big, 58-in. triple
dresser in the beautiful new "Amber" finish that
has been "Diamonized for lifetime beauty and
durability! Non-mar plastic tops! Hurry, save now!
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