Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 29, 1961, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextG 14 A SUNDAY, JANUARY S9, 1961 MEDrOHDMAILTRIBUNE. MEDFOHP, OREGON Wrote Talent Chicki The Talent Chicks 4-H club; hold a meeting Jan. 22 at the Baglcy home. ' James A. Hadath was pre-jl scnted to the club as the new leader taking the place of Miss Carolyn Ticgs who re signed because of other interests. We chose goals for the fol lowing year and elected new officers. The officers are president, David Arnett; vice president, Linda Mullin; sec retary, Billy Bagley and re porter, James Hadath Jr. James Hadath, Reporter o , r-v 'I MISS JOAN McCHEADY Studying About Paraguay Pickin' Pears News and Notes From Camp White By WALTER TOWNSEND The manager, Henry C. Her zog, announced that Miss Joan McCready will leave the em ployment of the Domiciliary. Leaving here Feb. 15 for Washington, D.C, she will re ceive four weeks training for work with the state depart ment. She will then depart for Ascunsion, Paraguay, a city of over 200,000. On her arrival she will be assigned to the American Embassy as a secretary, and will be there for two years. For seven years as secretary to F. J. Glonning, adminislra five assistant (CMO), she had been a dedicated government employee working in special Credit Union Group Hears Dr. Anderson Some 163 members of the Jackson County Federal Em ployees Federal Credit Union heard Dr. E. Dean Anderson, executive assistant to the pres ident at Portland State col lege, discuss the future of credit unions at their annual meeting here last week. Donald Pulley of the Veter ans Domiciliary, White City, was elected to the board of di rectors, and Richard E. Schulz. also of the Dimlciliary, was reelected to the credit com mittce. Credit Union officers for 1961 include Sidney W. Ross, president; Lauren L. Dover, vice president; Millicent Pcst- ka, treasurer; Donna J. Mil lard, secretary. Others elected to the board are John J. Man- nelly and Douglas W, Shep herd, Fun To Embroider Outline and cross-stitch lend variety to your kitchen linens. Decorate cloths, low els, curtains. Use gay colors, two shades of one, or a color with black. The embroidery works up quickly.' Pattern 7134: trnns "for of 8 motifs Wixl3. inches; directions. Send T h 1 r 1 y f i v t cants fcolns) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for lot-class mailing. Send to Mcdford Mail Tribune, 1 louse- Hold Arts Dept., P. O. Box 163. Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PAT TERN NUMBER. JUST OUTI Our 1961 Nccdlecraft Book. Over 125 designs for home furnishings, for fashions knit, crochet, embroider, weave, sew, quill toys, gifts, bazaar Itcus. FREE six designs for popu lar veil caps. Quick send 25c TODAY. services. Her chief duties have been working with the volun teer services, recreation, and library which has required skill, poise, tact, and enthus iasm. Expresses Regret Glonning expressed his re gret at her departure, and said, "She will be missed at this domiciliary by everyone, including volunteer workers. and the entire personnel wishes Miss McCready the greatest of success in her new position with the stale depart ment." She belongs to the Citv Bowling association -and bowls several ninlils a week. She also likes swimming and outdoor sports, and has water skiied a little bit. she said In Ascunsion. located on a big-river port - the Paraguay river - there are boating and regattas. The national lan guage, where her new duties begin, is Spanish, although Guarinl is the ancient tribal language, spoken by' the mass es of Paraguay. Looks Forward to Job Miss McCready looks for ward to her new assignment wun a great deal of enthus iasm. She considers workine with the slate department in teresting, educational and worthwhile. From Ascunsion, sue can travel to Buenos Aires and Rio de Janiero, and other South American points ot interest. Single, she has two brothers and their families who live In Oregon. One brolher is ir Hawaii. Her parents, and olh or brothers and sisters, live mostly In Montana. "Joan," as she is known to many hundreds ot the mem bers of the Domiciliary, went to school in Ronan, Mont., in Flathead valley. She first on tercd service in Roseburg at mo Veterans hospital in 11)52 She came to White City in 1053, where she began as secretary to Glonning. In Close Contact Her duties as his sccrelary brought her in close contact with the volunteers, and made her a prominent figure at the VAVS meetings. "She took the notes for the VAVS, and was a part of It Assistant Manager Banks Paul staled. I'll miss my friends and associalcs in While City and Mcdford, and will think of them often," Miss McCready said. She drives a small Volks- wagon, and the stale depart ment has arranged to ship it to Ascunsion, approximately (1,000 miles from White City, to the capltol of Paraguay. The liltle car will come in real handy, where the roads are often narrow and different from ours, she commented. Aside from the prospect of her duties at Ihe American Embassy, she was clearly thrilled, and anxious to see and learn the manners and customs of the people where her new work will be. Para guay Is an agricultural coun try, she said, with many cat tle ranches and native women who smoke cigars and have their liltle donkeys, they lead, and carry articles on their heads, instead of their hands. Culinary Cuties The Applegate Culinary Cuties 4-H club met recently at the school cafeteria. Thir teen members and two leaders i were present. One visitor was! present, Mrs. Henry Head. A demonstration of Baking Powder Biscuits" was given by Sharon Prowell and Susan Head, and a demonstration on cocoa making was given by Nancy Head and Connie Bur- rell. The meeting was adjourned, and refreshmenls were served followed by games led by Alicia Elmore. Beth Krouse, Reporter Forestry Squirrels The January meeting of the Elk-Trail Forestry Squirrels 4-H club was held at the home of Dick and Billy Eastman. The roll call was called, and each member had to say the 4-H pledge. Margaret Hanson showed us how to mount and press speci mcnls of trees and shrubs. After the meeting, Mrs. East- man served refreshments. The next meeting will be held al the home of Sally I Tucker, Feb. 8. j LaVonne Myers, Reporter I Lake Creek Biscuit Burners The Lake Creek Biscuit Burners 4-H club met at the r I home of Mrs. uartn f uni re cently. President W 1 1 1 a r d Walch conducted the meeting. Ideas for making money were discussed, ilie money j will be given to the general! club. After the meeting, Alice Woolfolk, junior leader, and Mrs. Willard Walch, leader, showed the members how to make "Buddy Burners." After the demonstration each mem ber made one. A Buddy Burner is a type of stove, like a candle. Mark Flint, Reporter Smart Cookies At a recent meeting we chose the name for our club the Smart Cookies 4-H club, which was suggested by Ka ryn Ricks. Karyn also lead us in the games. We decided that we would give Valentines to one anoth er and have a Valentine parly. . We also decided to buy our j club flag and American flag, i We have two new members, Gordon Bratten and Dawn Whipple. Janet Puccl, Reporter Busy Bees The Busy Bees 4-H Sewing! club held their monthly meet-j I Ing recently. Our 4-11 club, leader, Mrs. John F. Truly, demonstrated how to do the first steps in making our Bar-B-Q place mats. Since last month wo have had three new girls join the club and since our mothers havcn'l mcl we decided to! give Ihem a lea or luncheon. Ann Johnson, Reporter Valley Experimenters The January meeting of the Valley Experimenters 4-H I club, was held at the home of Mr. Glidden, the leader. It was called to order by Jerry 1 Chirk, president. There was no old business. New business was about rec reallon after the meetings. Charlie Glidden volunteered to provide recreation and re freshments for the next mect-l ing. I Clifton Mitchell, j Reporter The blue whale, largest of the whale species, sometimes grows to more than 100 feet long and weighs up to 150 tons. f "Mobilheat" "America's Largest Selling Heating Oil MEDFE'RB FUEL CO. Court & McAndrwi Tel. SP 2-2111 I J o SORRY: No PHONE CALLS MAIL ORDERS or LAY-AW AYS FOR THE HOME: YARDAGE CLEARANCE 300 yds. ASSORTED COTTONS, prints and plaids, Reg. to 1.00 yd. OOB 150 yds. ASSORTED COTTON FABRICS, OQ. shagbarks, pampered, etc. Reg. to 1.69. yd. OOC 125 yds. AMER1TEX SKIRTING FLANNEL 1 AH Keg. 79c 2 yds. liUU 400 yds. ASSORTED RAYON Arnels, wools, Oft wool jersey. Reg. to 2.98 yd. 'M 30 yds. KELLY GREEN TAFFETA, iA. Reg. 69c yd. C LINEN CLEARANCE 2 CIIANGETTE BATH MATS, QA Reg. 4.98 33G 5 COTTON AND NYLON TABLECLOTHS, A QQ 53x72. Reg. 6.98 4.00 3 PRINTED LINEN TABLECLOTHS, C On 60x83 and 60x102. Reg. to 9.98 U.00 3 PRINTED COTTON & NYLON TABLE- ft On CLOTHS, 53x53, Reg. 4.98 4.00 5 NYLON EYELET BATHROOM LID ft OO COVERS, Reg. 4.98 fc.OO 6 PRINTED LINEN PLACE MAT SETS, ft OO Reg. 4.98 .00 26 COTTON BATHROOM LID COVERS, fi Reg. 1.19 OOC 19 NYLON BATH RUGS, 24x42, ft OO Reg. 4.98 U.00 6 NYLON BATH RUGS, 21x36, 1 OO Reg. 2.98 1.00 18 MARTEX MONOGRAMED BATH 1 CO TOWELS, Reg. 2.49 I .00 24 MARTEX MONOGRAMED HAND QQ TOWELS, Reg. 1.19 OOC BEDDING CLEARANCE 12 COTTON CORD BEDSPREADS, twins Q OO and fulls, Reg. 12.98 0.00 3 DOUBLE BEDSPREADS, tufted surface, C QQ mylar trim, Reg. 8.98 0.00 2 PROVINCIAL BED SPREADS, 1 twin, 1 "J OO 1 full, Reg. 19.98 I .00 3 ROYAL CARNATION BLANKETS, O OO 72x90, Reg. 15.98 0.00 2 COTTON EYELET BEDSPREADS, C OO 1 twin, 1 full, Reg. 12.98 0.00 2 WHITE AND PINK ACRILAN COM- 1M QO FORTERS, slightly soiled, Reg. 29.98.... 11.00 1 WHITE ACRILAN COMFORTER, 1 0 QO slightly soiled, Reg. 21.98 IfciOO 18 MUL'l'I STRIPE MUSLIN SHEETS, ft CC 81x108, Reg. 3.49 .00 20 MULTI STRIPE MUSLIN SHEETS, 1 CC 72x108, Reg. 2.98 1.00 CURTAIN CLEARANCE 200 yds. ASSORTED DRAPERY FABRICS, QO Reg. to 2.98 yd. yd. 00C 11 VELVETEEN, Foam Filled DECORATOR ft OO PILLOWS, Reg. 4.98 ...ca. 00 5 Assorted TV Size DECORATOR riLLOWS, A QQ Reg. 8.98 ca. 4.00 , 1 pair only, COTTON PRINTED DRAPES, A OO Reg. 12.98 pr. 4.00 50 ASSORTED SCATTER RUGS, Aft. Reg. to 1.98 33G WASH AND HANG DRAPES, 5 ft. window, Reg. 10.98 6.88 7 ft. window, Reg. 14.98 10.88 10 ft. window, Reg. 29.98 19. gg HOUSEWARES CLEARANCE 1 only, SUNBEAM COFFEE MASTER, ftn QQ Ueg. 39.95 4.00 6 only, 4-I'C. METAL CANNISTER SETS, C QQ copper trim, Reg. 8.98 O.00 20 Bottles CLEAN-TINT, FURNITURE CA. CLEANER, Reg. 2.98 OUC 1 PINK UORG BATH SCALE, 1 0 QQ Reg. 21.98 14.00 1 YELLOW BORG BATH SCALE, 10 QO Reg. 14.98 IU.00 LARGE SIZE CHARCOAL IIIBAC1I1S, 1 0 QQ Reg. 19.98 Ifc.OO 1 only, G.E. ELECTRIC HAND MIXER, A QQ pink, Reg. 19.98 14.00 1 Only, 12" G.E. FRY PAN LID, EA. Reg. 3.00 OUC 1 only, 10" G.E. COPPER-TONE FRY CO PA N LID, Reg. 3.00 9UC 5 SAMSONITE METAL FOLDING CHAIRS, A QQ Reg. to 8.98 4.00 6 SETS WEST BEND ALUMINUM COOK- 1ft QQ WAKE, 6 -pc. set, Reg. 14.98 IU.00 2 METAL ADJUSTABLE IRONING C QO BOARDS, Iteg. 9.98 0.00 1 WHITE SAMSONITE METAL UTILITY C QQ TABLE, Keg. 10.98 0.00 SHOES: LADIES' RAIN BOOTS, 11 pr. only, 1 J7 Reg. to 4.49 1 14 I LADIES HOUSE SLIPPERS, broken slies, 0 AQ Reg. to 4.99 i43 CHILD'S FUR COLLAR SLIPPERS, Aft Slies 9 thru 3, Reg. 3.49 4.UU BOYS' SHOES, Sites 12 Ur 4't A f Reg. to 9.99 It Pr. GIRLS' PINK STRAP FUWS, sires -I 47 small, 6'j thru 7'i, Reg. 3.00 I ill 40 Pr. BOYS & GIRLS' JUMPING JACKS, A QQ broken slr.es, Reg. to 8.99 4.00 FOR GIRLS: GIRLS WASH & WEAR PLAID UNPRESSED QQ. PLEATED SKIRT, Size 3-6X, Reg. 2.98.... " GIRLS' CORDUROY JACKET BLOUSE, OQa Short Sleeves, 3-6X, Reg. 2.98 G PRE-TEEN COTTON DRESSES, O QQ Values to 10.98 4.33 2 only, GIRLS' FINE WOOL COATS, 14 QQ Grey, Size 12 & 14, Reg. 19.95 10. 051 2 only, GIRLS' WOOL PLAID COATS, 14 QQ Size 7 & 8, Reg. $25.00 lU.Oa GIRLS' BERMUDAS, Corduroy and Cotton QQ cord, Reg. 4.98 1.33 GIRLS' SWEATERS, Close out of flat knits, O QQ Shags and Bulkies, Values to 10.98 W.99 FOR BOYS: BOYS' FLANNEL SHIRTS, Genuine Imported Woven Flannels, Sizes 6-16. Beautiful bright plaids won't fade 1 QQ wash & wear. Reg. 2.98 iOO BOYS' LONG SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS, Gaucho collars Shawl collars, 1 QQ Sizes 6 to 14. Reg. 2.98 and 3.98 I'OO BOYS' LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS, Woven ginghams and cotton prints, 1 QQ Reg. 2.98 ; I 'OO BOYS' SWEATERS, Bulky crews, cardigans, Hi-Vees, Shawls, Reg. to 7.98 3.88 Reg. 8.98 5.88 BOYS' JACKETS, Warm and Washable, Beefy fabrics with quilted linings, Q QQ Reg. to 14.98 3.03 BOYS' LEATHER GLOVES, Fleece lined and fur lined, Boys' and youths' sizes. Reg. 2.98 1.88 Reg. 3.98 2.88 FOR MEN: MEN'S BETTER DRESS HATS, Famous Brand, Reg. 11.95 to 13.95 8.88 Reg. 6.95 4.88 MEN'S NOVELTY BEDFORD DRESS HATS, 1 Afl Reg. 2.49 IMU MEN'S BETTER LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS, O A A Our famous brands, Reg. 4.00 to 5.95 fc.44 MEN'S WASH & WEAR CONTINENTAL SLACKS, Dressy Rayon Flannel in 4 colors. rIToV04!: 4.44 or 2 pr. for 8.00 WASHABLE WOOL SHIRTS, Our famous brand, sport shirt or dress shirt, Men's, Reg. 11.95 7.99 Boys', Reg. 9.95 6.99 8 Only, MEN'S CORDUROY JACKETS Most popular brand, Short model, Q QO warmly quilted. Reg. 18.95 3.00 10 Onlv, MEN'S FAMOUS MAKE TOPCOATS. All wool tweeds, Sizes 38 to 42, 1 7 QQ Reg. 38.75 1 1.00 4 Only, ALL WOOL MEN'S JAC SHIRTS, Sizes 36-46, 7 QQ Reg. 13.95 Ii33 MEN'S FAMOUS BRAND SWEATERS, Pull-overs, coat sweaters, Sleeveless Vests, Sweater Shirts. Reg. to 15.95 7.99 Keg. to 9.95 4.99 3 Only, MEN'S CORDUROY JACKETS, Reversible to Madras Plaid, 7 QQ Sizes 40-42-46. Reg. 11.95 ,....1.33 FINAL CLEARANCE MEN'S SUITS, Reg. to 69.50 47.88 Reg. to 55.00 37.88 ODDS & ENDS MEN'S COLORED DRESS SHIRTS. Our famous brand, O QQ Reg. 5.00 .33 CHINA AND GIFTS: 3 Only, TURKEY PLATTERS, 9 OQ Reg. 4.99 4.43 ASSORTED DECORATED BATH ACCES SORIES, pink and white, QQ. Reg. 2.50 33C 4 Only, ASH TRAYS, O QQ Reg. 6.00 lJ.00 3 Only, ORANGEPLUM CENTERPIECE, C QQ Reg. 9.95 0.33 1 Pair, WHITE ITALIAN CANDLE HOLDERS, 10 00 Iteg. 25.00 10.93 ODDS & ENDS IN GLASSWARE, Crvstal Red Blue Green, 1 AO 7 QQ Reg. 2.00 to 12.00 , 1.40 1.00 ART AND NEEDLE DEPARTMENT: ODDS & ENDS IN YARN Assorted colors Broken Dye Lots Brrnat Cuddlespun, Keg. 98c skein BEKNAT NYLO GERMANTOWN, Keg. 98c skein BERN AT GLENGARY TWEED, Reg. 1.29 skein BEAR BRAND KNITTING WORSTED, Reg. 1.55 skein TAPESTRY WOOL, Reg. 98c skein BEAR BRAND VITA SPUN, Rrg. 79c skein SMALL CARDS HEEL & TOE YARN, Reg. 10c MAHOGANY FOOTSTOOLS, Assorted styles, 1 Onlv, Rec, 16.95 3 Onlv, Reg? 12.95 3 Only, Reg. 9.95 0 o 59c 59c 99c 99c 59c 59c 5c 10.9.1 7.95 5015 FOR WOMEN: BETTER COATS 7 Only, Reg. 89.95 and 79.95 59.00 2 Only, Reg. 69.95 : 39.00 12 Only, Reg. 49.95 and 59.95 ,....39.00 9 Only, Reg. 39.95 and 29.95 20.00 SUITS-7 Only, ' OR f( Reg. 59.95 and 69.95 U3.UU CAR COATS 1 2 Only, Orion Pine, Oft ftfl Reg. 35.00 fcU.UU 1 Only, Corduroy, 1 A AA Reg. 19.95 j IU.UU DRESSES Cottons, Blends, Wools, Silks. One Group, Reg. 10.98 to 17.98 . 7.00 One Group, Reg. 17.95 to 35.00 12.00 One Group, Reg. 19.95 to 39.95 15.00 Cotton Dresses for Home and Afternoon wear broken sizes and styles. Reg. 5.98 to 7.98 x 3.99 Reg. 7.98 to 8.98 ....5.99 CAPRI SETS Small Sizes only, Aft Reg. 14.98 0.33 Cotton Calfskinners and Capris, ft ft Reg. from 3.44 to 7.95 .03 BLOUSES Cottons, Crepes, Nylons and Laces, Reg. 5.98 and 6.98 2,99 Reg. 7.98 3.99 Reg. 2.98 and 4.98 1.49 SKIRTS 9 Only ft ftfl Reg. 6.98 to 9.95 0.U3 Reg. 10.98 to 14.98 ...7.00 SWEATERS Famous make, grey. Bachelor Button blue, Cherry Red, Black, i ftrr Green, Cardigans, Slip-overs 3 Urr TABLE OF ODDS AND ENDS Jackets, Blouses, Skirts, Vests, Bermudas, NowtlfyroI!nd.u.c:. 2.99 to 8.00 JEWELRY CLEARANCE: Necklaces, Earrings, Pins, Bracelets V2 PRICE NOTIONS: Fashion Buttons, Assorted styles and colors, Reg. 39c to 1.39 y2 PRICE Odds and Ends, Trims, Lace, 1 nmnr Ribbon : I V2 PRICE COSMETICS: Perfumes, Colognes, Treatment Creams, Eye Make-Up, Face Powder, Make-up Kit y2 PRICE HANDBAGS AND ACCESSORIES: ReaV98F. 2.99 2 Only, FABRIC HANDBAGS, m nn Reg. 8.98 ' 4,99 1 Only BRO-LUSTRELLA HANDBAG, fi AA Reg. 11.98 0.33 3 Only, LEATHER & FABRIC HAND- C nft BAGS, Reg. 11.98 0.99 3 Only, FABRIC BAG, 1 nn Reg. 2.98 1,93 1 Only. BLACK FOX FUR COLLAR, n nn Reg. 13.98 ' 0.99 1 Only, BROWN MINK COLLAR, n nn Reg. 13.98 O.S9 1 Only, BLEACHED WHITE MINK 1ft nn COLLAR, Reg. 17.95 I &.93 10 Only, VELVET PETER PAN COLLARS, 7 A. Asst. colors, Reg. 1.00 IsZ 7 Only, FAMOUS MAKE WHITE GLOVES fin Reg. 5.00 pr ' 99C 2 Only, WHITE JEWELED FORMAL 1 nn GLOVES, Reg. 12.50 1,39 ASSORTED BELTS 1 nnmr AND SCARFS l2 PRICE STUFFED NOVELTY DOLLS. 7. Reg. 1.00 7SC 2 Onlv, UMBRELLAS, mm Keg. 2.98 WC 4 Only, UMBRELLAS, nn Vaiues to 4.98 ,'J Assorted colors 2 PRICE 1 Only, ALIGATOR HANDBAG, 1Anr Reg. 21.95 I 3.9a I Onlv, ALIGATOR HANDBAG, ra nr Reg. 29.95 tl.Sa o IS)