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Club's Funds On Agenda For Meeting Parent! of students in St. Mary's Grade school will bt asked at their next businesi meeting to approve the execu tive board'i suggestions for diaposal of the club'i funds. The April general meeting of the organization will be held Monday, April 4, at 8:19 p.m. in the activitiei room of the school. Mrs. V. P. Nicoletti will be in charge of the coffee hour following the business session. She will be assisted by moth ers of children in Mrs. Mar garet Devers" second grade room. Mrs. Ernest I. Flakus and' Mrs. John L. Welch were named greeters for the-meeting. - Nominating Committee At the recent meeting of the executive board, President Carl Brophy named Richard Randolph, chairman of the playground maintenance com mittee and a past president of the club, as chairman of this year's nominating committee. His assistants will be an nounced at the Monday night business session, Mrs. George Davy, chair man of the library mainten ance committee, announced that a full report of the Rogue Chef Cook Book project will be made soon. She suggested that anyone still wanting one of the cookbooks should con tact her immediately as there are only ten copies which have not been spoken for. The project has realized a profit which will support the grade school library for several years, according to the chair man. Oak Grove PTA Elects Officers Mrs. Roger Westerfield was elected persident for 1980-61 of the Oak Grove Parent Teacher association recently. Vice president is Mrs. Wood row Howell; secretary, Mrs. V. C. McMichael and treasur er, Mrs. Leland Pierson. Seth Bullis showed slides of early-day Medford. Sandra Rupp, Sandra Ekberg and Charlotte Martin, all sixth grade girls, sang several num bers, and Linda Hess present ed several saxophone num bers. Mrs. Westerfield asked the invocation and the flag cere mony was conducted by Paul Larson and Bavid Rott of Boy Scout Troop 4. Bruce Nelson of Crater Lake area council. Boy Scouts Of America, persented the charter for Troop 4 to presi dent Mrs. Douglas Lamb. She in turn presented it to Paul Larson, committeeman for the troop. Convention Delegates Mrs. Truett Martin, Mrs. Dean Eppinger and Mrs. S. B. Sandberg were elected dele gates to the state convention, in addition to the four newly lected officers. Robert Phillips, principal, showed plans for the proposed additional classrooms for the school. Keith Hockersmlth, member of the Medford school board, and Mr. Phillips, an swered questions regarding the bond issue. It was voted to present $30 to the school to purchase li brary books. The room count was won by Jim Hennebeck's room. Re freshments were served prior to the meeting by mothers of second grade students. " Shakespeare to Be AAUW Topic A program on Shakespeare will be given for American Association of University Wo men , Medford branch, Wednesday, April 8, at the home of Mrs. Donald E. Wal ters, 818 South Peach street, t 8 p.m. The AAUW Shakespeare study group, newest of five study groups, will give the program. All members of the study group, which is led by Mrs. Robert K. Hood will par ticipate, with a movie also shown. P 1 1 n s for a prospective modern dance study group with Mrs. Vernon Gebhard as chairman will be discussed at the meeting. Other study groups, all of which are open to the public, are internation al relations, applied arts, in terior decoration, end Great Decisions. Mrs. E. H. Loveness and Mrhs. Edwin W. Gebhard will arrange refreshments for the meeting. Miss Elizabeth Rice, Mrs. Duane Richardson, end Mrs. Leo VanDljk will assist Poison Oak? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOl Tee must e satisfied or reel eieeer cheerfully niuM. Get kettle te at WISTUN THRIFT 1 '; ' ' $ Kt ' "V J . ,.,, I 1 MI 5.W - 1 I , I To focus attention on publication of a booklet on Jack son county and its government, Medford League of Women Voters held a publication party Tuesday, March 29, at the Red Cross building. Pictured at a table where the booklets were being sold are (left to right) Mrs. Thomas Rutter and Mrs. Robert Scoiield, two of the many league members who worked on the booklet, Mrs. L, A. Brennesholts and Band Plays For School Gold Hill-Members of the advanced Hanby school band and their director, Charles Cook, went to the Sams Val ley Elementary school last Tuesday where they played several numbers for a student assembly. Students participating were Tonl Morrow, Barbara Schatz, Norma Schatz, Sharon Wright, Gall Lewis, Shirley Kell, Spike Thompson, David John son, Melvin Johnson, Greg Beman, Gregory Applin, Greg Schmidt, Billy Jones, Grant Mallory, Ruth Griggs, Rae- lene O'Brlan, Dick Ross, Char maine D o h e r t y, Sharon Bailey, Robert Danielson, Dave Force, Donald Gail. Featured during the pro gram were special numbers by a clarinet quartet made up of Norma Schatz, Greg Applin, Greg Schmidt, ana Mr. Cook. A mixed quartet consisting of Barbara Schatz, trumpet; Donald Gail, trom bore; Shirley Kell, clarinet and Mr. Cook, clarinet, also played. Both quartets played lor a meeting of the Jackson Coun ty Council of Parent-Teacher associations held March 30 in the Gold Hill Grange hall. Fisherman's Sandwich For different and delici ous sandwich to serve for a Lenten lunch, try serving a zippy Maine Fisherman's Sandwich. Broil Maine sar dines until they are heated through. Arrange on toasted whole wheat bread. Spread mustard relish over the fish. Sprinkle with a few drops of lemon juice. Top with the ad ditional toast, and serve with cups of steaming hot coffee. It costs Little boys' 2 piece sets 498 Top value I Plaid Wool tweed coat. Handiome plll.w rayon tport coat rayon flannel fU so suppl., it plus belted rayon slacks with self needs no breaking gabardine slacks, belt. Sites 3 to 6x. Inl Rich black 2 to 4, 3 to 6x. Sizes 2 to 4. .6.91 leather. Sites S'i-S. Torch Honor Society Certificates Presented Mrs. Curtis Nesheim was elected president of Crater Parent Teacher association March 28. Others elected were Mrs. M. B. Caster, first vice presi dent; Mrs. Robert Schmidt, second vice president; Mrs. Charles Klutsenbecker, secre tary, and Miss Martha Bo shears, treasurer. Arthur Straus presented certificates to 25 new mem bers who were installed in the Crater chapter of National Torch Honor society. They were Rosanna Shel- Electa Social Club Has Recent luncheon Electa Social club met at Girls Community club recent ly for a salad luncheon. Spring flowers and St. Pat rick's day decorations center ed the tables. Mrs. A. L. Schrack, Mrs. W. O. Hughes, Mrs. Anne Di vert and Mrs. Maud King served luncheon. Mrs. Ben Bolin, president, was in charge of the business meet ing. Mrs. Inez Chase received a special gift. Mrs. Carmine Gigliottl, a former member, was a visitor. It was reported that Mrs. F. B. Root is expected home soon from Walter Reed hospital in Maryland. Committee members for the next meeting April 22 are Mrs. Ina Huson, Mrs. H. C. Capsey, Mrs. H. E. Olson and Mrs. F. L. Ryde. Tripe and onions go exotic with the addition of sour cream and sliced almonds; the almonds adding that extra something. so little at Wards to... Boys' smart sport coats Fine wool plus Orion Acrylic. 1 "98 12-20. Sizes 6 to 10 9-98 IX Washable dress slacks Rayon plus Dacron Polyester. . VI 98 12-20. Sizes 6 to 10 3.98 ff j Boys' spring casual suits 798 Little boys' dress oxfords 499 Mrs. C. A. Thatcher, among the many citisens who pur chased copies during the tea. Entitled "How Much Do You Know About Jackson County?" the booklet has the endorse ment of county and civic leaders and is on sale at the Jack son County courthouse information desk, the Medford Chamber of Commerce, the Public Library of Medford and Jackson County, Mann's and Swem's stores. ley, Darlene Tomlinson, Con nie Black, Brian Hartgraves, Shirley McAllister, and Carol Myers, seniors; Lynn Malot, Nancy Clark, Donna Colpitts, Ruth Ellis, Dennis Fisher, David Foote, Steve. Howell, Judy Kimmey, Robert Kuest, John Kuoni, Richard Lichti, Nancy McKay, Leslie Meister, Marion Moore, Allison Pink ham, Romona Schroeder, Sha ron Tompson, Sharon Trout man, and Phyllis Woods, jun iors. Lighted Candles Earl Cooper, president and master of ceremonies, lighted the candle of scholarship, Rick Burns, leadership; Jea nette Purdy, service, and Alice Croxton, character. William Russell, advisor. told the group of parents at tending that membership in the society is composed of 10 per cent of the Junior class and 15 per cent of the senior class. Present members, of whom there are 18 and facul ty members vote on the new members who must have maintained a "B" average to qualify and retain it to re main a member. Miss Martha Boshears, ad visor, gave a history of the society. The rapid growth of secondary schools after 1900 gave need for emphasis on scholastic standards, and in 1919 a study began. In Cleve land, Ohio, in 1920 a report was made and in 1921 the con stitution was approved. In 1922 the official emblem of the torch was designed, and 12 chapters were formed. To day there are 12,000, Crater being number .5040. Society Ideals Ideals of he society cre - ft A. f v - .14 ates enthusiasm toward achievement, presents to low er classmen ideals they can achieve, encourages students to render service, creates leadership within self, devel ops strength of character, and encourages students to higher education. A panel discussion of elec tive and required subjects of juniors and seniors was pre sented by Miss Geraldine White, moderator; Leonard Warren, Mr. Russell and Ron ald VanDolah. Each depart ment's aims and achievements were discussed. Appionted to the auditing committee were Mr. Nesheim, Miss Geraldine White and Mrs. Frances Wlllette. Mrs. Nesheim was in charge of refreshments and Mrs. C. W. Anhorn arranged the table decorations. If fitj WES PEARSON JEWELER South Central WES PEARSON Formerly Larry Schade Jeweler Buy children 't fetter 9 n til jJkiwJ Gamp Easter Seal Director To Speak at Session Here Members of the Medford chapter of Epsilon Sigma Al pha sorority will be hostesses today for a district council at Kim's restaurant, Women from Grants Pass and Ash land have been invited. Bruce Whittaker, camp di rector for Camp Easier Seal, will be the guest speaker. Mrs. Robert Klumph was elected president of the local chapter at a meeting Monday night at the home of Mrs. Robert Shangle, 710 West 10th street. Other new officers are Mrs. William Rlggert, vice-president; Mrs. Richard Harrison, corresponding secretary: Mrs. Davis Yin ng, recording sec retary; Mvs. Leland Carpen ter, treasurer; Mrs. Wylie Macpherson, educational di rector; and Mrs. Richard Mei ster, parliamentarian. They will be installed at a ceremony May 7 at the Rogue Valley Country club. Mrs. Machpherson, chair man of the coin container campaign, reported that the containers have been placed in local stores and proceeds will go to support of the Easter Seal program. Another "stop" in the Youth Fellowships Hold Work Forty Gold Hill-The senior Meth odist Youth Fellowship and Intermediate Fellowship groups of the Gold Hill Com munity Methodist church held a work party at the church Sunday,' March 27 to clean the grounds. Afterwards a wiener roast was held and a film entitled "It's Your Life," which con cerned selecting a vocation, and the need for Christian workers, was shown. Music was furnished by the Rev. O. L. Kendal, pastor of the church. A word scramble gams of the 23rd psalm was played by those attending. Phone Sf 2-9392 SPECIAL ON Watch Bands $395 NOW ON' 5 Registered Watch Technician South Central 117 S. Central SP 3 - outfits en Werdi credit terms r 1 group's "world tour" wis pre sented. Spain, the country chosen, was described by Mrs. Chester Peterson and Mrs. Howard Phillips. Dressed as a matador, Mrs. Peterson discussed the geog raphy, climate, products and general life of the Spanish people. Mrs. Phillips, cos tumed as a senorita, told of the history, art and other cul tural contributions of the country. Also discussed was the K-t :1 "12alL." Tfl"u ".f7i Open Monday and r,iVVj 'If "r'V 'fllT' Friday Night. 'Til 9 Saw ui to 50... fi FABRIC SALE m !:'Ji Unbleached Muslin 4 Qc J ff wide. 80x80 thread count yd. 01 4' :VjK Bedford Cord Oflc $tC- ?' fAlJiirC4tr SoM combed. 45 In. wide. 1 j i I H ' tIJj4VVJ A" tot,on' "at resistant, JJj yj 'J? ,i"f' i Y yXlfljy wash 'n wear i 'tj Chino Cloth (QIC H'-'J 45" wide. Solid color, finest quail- Q WUi a fJ :fjf' ty. All colors. Savel J g.'I. yM Dotted Swiss EQcfJf , opons uenim VU Ji Oit1, Na'n and stripes. 36 In. wide. I iH , f-:-M i f$ Save at Newberry's V Jf W g; M fl JUST ARRIVED Ml !K Plastic Drapes (3(3fi Km V 3 v V,Tk. Colorful, lined. 27x88. Brown & JjZJL jjZJL J Hfl . , ' ' X m' jnk 9Sd' whH 4,d- njl MJ1 pP ye j.j.Ytaw&enuico. 7301 Hearst State Historical monu ment, at San Simeon, Calif., which the speakers said was presented to the state of Cali fornia in 1958 by the Ran dolph Hearst corporation. Of Spanish architecture, the monument contains many rel ics brought from all over the world. Mrs. Willie Fischer, Miss DeMaria Glutsch, Mrs. Peter son and Mrs. Rlggert present ed a skit portraying a bull fight. Mrs. LeRoy Hatcher and Mrs. Rlggert received prizes in a verse-writing contest, Guests at the meeting were Open Monday Pastel-pretty dresses iced with dainty lace 98 Sites 7 to 14 Fashion tokei a crisp whirl in waihoble, no-iron nylon or Dacron' polyester dresses. Delicate accents of lace, ribbon, ruffles and posies. Every dress has its own stand-out petticoat tool Wonderful buys . . . proof WARDS it your fashion center for valuesl little girls' pert 1-straps Girls' new spring coats 998 499 Adorned with mock Imported wool pearl ornament, so nylon felons'. P.rt embroidered trim, adorable In gleam- full flare skirt, Pleated circle Ing black patent or detachable collar, skirt. Sizes 7 to 14. smooth white. I!nj.3. Cray, navy. 3-6x. Sizes 3 to 6x.6.9t MAIL TRIBUNI, Mtdforrf, Or. A Sunday, April 3, 10 " Mrs. Lewis Bittle, Mrs. Rob ert Castle, Mrs. A. W. Glutsch, Mrs. Cari Jeglum, Mrs. Her bert Herzog, Mrs. Jack Mas son, Mrs. James Rlstau, Mrs. L. R. Retchless, Mrs. James Peckham and Mrs. Carl Pet erson. The guests also were in vited to a morning coffee hour given recently at t h e home of Mrs. Lyman Smith, 317 Howard avenue. Mrs. Retchless is a member of Gamma Rho chapter in Granti Pass. ansj Friday Nigfita Until 9 398 M$ises3t.6x Girls' smart spring suits 898 and Rich rayon flannel, 4"'f'1 1
