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The Brownie 8 Movie Projector ehoets moviei up to 3 feet wide. $79.85 V.lu. 63 C I BOYS' Mi CADDY MASTER GOLF CARTS Automatic Folding Big lO-lnch Disc Wheels With Wide Tiret Free Running Bearings Fully Guaranteed One Year 17.95 Value GOLF BAGS See Our Wide Selection From $5.97 Up I ) 2.99 B 1088 VI K V Pickin' Pears Newt and Note From Camp White By BID HOLLINGS WORTH Cross was second with 1,025 There is a lesson to be learned in community spirit worn the modest little town o( Eagle Point. It is really no more than a village tucked away In the (olds of the hills back of the Camp White VA uomicmary For some years now, sparks of good will have been radi ating from this small com munity that cannot escape no nce, -mere is, to begin with the example of the Rogue Valley State Bank, which af ter building sufficient pres tige, moved into Medford. Then came the Dairy Maids, with Eagle Point as the base of operations and the source of much of their talent in Softball. The Rogue Valley Dairy Maids are known now throughout all of the north west. Horsemanship is preserved here as a tradition, matching Kentucky, Maryland or any part of the "old west." The interest is preserved by a sus taining interest among the younger generation. The 4-H club Pegasus group performs regularly in riding feats. The new stadium at the domiciliary has furnished an arena for demonstration of this latent skill in sports and Camp White veterans have shown their appreciation in pecuniary as well as verbal support. Many men from the home have adopted the town and journey there frequently by foot or by bus as patrons. The town is quiut and its citizens are unassuming. There are two fine schools, for grade and high school pupils, both modern and at tractive. A fine band is an other attribute of this kind of promotion. There are not many towns this size that do more for their country than Eagle Point. One can say with Portia in the Merchant of Venice: "How far that little candle throws its beams.' Innumerable little things are done for the domiciliary by Eagle Point residents. The Grange ladies come over to do miscellaneous sew ing for members. Cub Scouts are on hand for special cere monies including Memorial Day exercises. There ts a bowling team of Eagle Point school teachers, and In stage appearances o I volunteer groups, Eagle Point is always well represented. hours. Non-affiliated groups numbering 164 gave 2,643 hours of service. The fields of activity at the domiciliary included such divisions as nursing, physical medicine and rehabilitation, chaplaincy, arts and crafts, library and recreation, as well as special services. Fifteen "Future Nursei of America" from Medford High school were guests of the nurs ing service Thursday after noon. They were greeted by Miss Grace Stuhr, chief nurse, and escorted through the domiciliary by Mrs. Christine Bates, of the nursing staff. Enid Holmes, chief librar ian, says at least 400 visitors attended the "library week" parly at the new domiciliary library April 3. Among them were librarians and local of ficials from nearby towns. Refreshments were provided through the Civil Service bowling team and the VA em ployees association. Chaplain Lawrence Eskay announces that high mass will be sung at 8:45 a.m. Easter Sunday in the chapel, follow ing the mass at 7 a.m. The high mass will be celebrated with the aid of a choir from Medford. Appropriate motets and organ selections will sup plement the Gregorian chant of the mass proper and the cnoir. Frances Schuchard is organ ist, and the choir includes K a t h e r I n e Parlier. Ann Spears, Ilene Hull, David Espey, Bob Betschart. Ken Jacks, Dave Turner. Jerrv Byrd, Jan Glass. Karen Hen- derson, Karen Dunn, Connie sokolowski, Karen Van Dyke, Carmen Valentine, Sharon Roberts, Coleen Dunn, Charles Parlier, Marjorie ouecK and ennstine Clark. The usual Catholic Sunday services at White City art at 7 and 8:45 a.m., and on holy days and first Fridays at 7 a.m. An enlightening break down of figures pertaining to the volunteer work at the in SEE THIS AT PAY LESS PRAKTICA FX3 CAMERA e 35 MM Single Lens Reflex; internal ly Coupled Automatic Diaphram. Westannar 2.8 SO MM Lens PAY LESS LOW PRICE '-irt'uJ OA5C COLOR FILM SALE )Movie Film $177 1 Kodochrome 8MM 25 FT. ROLL INCLUDES PROCESSING .,ilV KODAtHROME FILM th2 M $099 35 MM 20 Eie.R INCLUDES PROCESSING 99 FILM KODACOLOR 127 20 120 BULBS OOc Wettlnhouie Flesh " " NO. 5 CARTON OF 12 NEW LOW PRICEI BELL AND HOWELL "PfRPfTlM" ELECTRIC EYF-34ENS TURRET MOVIE CAMERA Exclusive Solar Grid Sets ill 3 Sharp f1.8 yni mo rn a tie illy, perfectly, In deorsanrl out. Nothing to adjust. NOW ONLY smr-i wi t6 139 95 I RsvoluUanary V V NBWI S 1' mil k IvM'fn automatic foeutJnf iV IriWont mw trfawflndtr Singlt eJlof ittfeJ if AMotlftf plctwt juo1ty if 1 0-ytor puortMtt Prices are lower than y)u think - cam In for Free Demonstration at Pay less. SPORT SHIRTS MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS 1.95 VALUE MEN'S ARGYLE SOCKS 99c 60 Lembi Wool 40 Nylon Pair $179: CUFF LINK AND HANDKERCHIEF SET BOYS PLASTIC SIMULATED LEATHER JACKETS With Ziooert $4.95 Value i no- ddU lvalue I iiaftL- 1 l n w - -,t ALL SIZES MEN'S Canvas SHOES: 297 Palral LADIES CANVAS UPPER AND PLA-TI (J PLA-SHOES $497 I domiciliary is published the March issue of Dominews, The aggregate number of volunteers is shown to have jumped from 3,669 in 1056 to 3,953 in 1S50. Total hours for the four years was given at 103,422. Special Services Chief Frank Glonning reports that last year was the best on record for program partici pation by the people of the Rogue valley community in the rehabilitation and recrea tional work at Camp White. Eight organizations provid ed 10 or more volunteers in the six months from July 1 through Dec. 31. They were American Legion auxiliary; VFW auxiliary; Oregon Fed eration of Garden clubs; American Red Cross; Blue Star Mothers; Salvation Army; Fifty Plus club; and National Catholic Community service. The greatest number of hours in this period was pro vided by the VFW auxiliary with 1,325; American Red ' OUR "GOOF" Is Yout Gravyl BE A K-BOY Blooper-Snooper The Salvation Army will conduct Good Friday services at 1:30 p.m. In the chapel, special instrumental and vocal music Is announced by f rotesiant Chaplain Roger Prior for Easter Sunday. rne soloist will be Mrs. Betty Niedemeyer. Easter music, led by Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell, also Is sched uled. Instrumental music will be furnished by the Apostolic Faith church of Medford. Chapel services will be at 10:15 a.m. The Rev. Paul Kroon head ed a group from the Central Point Community church for evening services Palm Sun- day. The Eagle Point Com munity church will conclude the Easter week services Sun day evening. Cyclist Asks Wrong 1 Woman for Help Pittsburgh -Motor eyllst William R. Prysock'i mistake wasn't fatal, but it cost him 30 days. He outraced a police ear but wound up ramming ear stopped at a traffic signal. This left him with a broken left leg. That was a mistake, true, but not the most serious one. ' He asked a woman to help him escape, There's the rub. She was a policeman's wife and she snitched. After his leg was patched up, Prysock drew a 30-day jail sentence for assorted of fenses. 1 STEEL OFFICIAL DIES Youngstown, Ohlo-fflPD-Carl Meyers, 68, vice chairman of the board and former presi dent of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Corp., the 10th largest steel company in the nation, died Sunday. Pair ladies Persian Canvas PLA-SHU 9lc VALUI BAN ROLL-ON DEODORANT a a lauunamn SAVE NOW! 76 Mill MMll I J IT , J tl'JIJJJU-TA-PH Jl if J1SJJ Ju. - , ., .-.1... 1treafj T f T'-ItT' LllTU liY Vf A'l ilH I.V!" I lis It rl IJJ ' Lf VJJT 11 V"l M-FtJ Ifli I Ml !) JJ.Ba.l.lN J I M JVA1 H-k 1JATJ4MJ Don't Miss the April 17th Family Weekly The Truth About Natural Childbirth "k Mark Twain Lives On k Junior Treasure Chest What Do You Know About Easter? Springtime Showing Cookbook Section Actors Should Act Their Agel "Ar Quips and Quotes Next Weekend be Sure to Read lyeeJcly with your Medford Mail Tribune m
