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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1961)
I .. s . . ... .... ''Hi , ,,y i.rTinT S If : i r 4lM w 1 8 JL- 1 ft. sS '.Vr'tH'' V jy 'AHA. 7 .-TV' I 4?. 7 P&raA, .... 'wjct-rrr- Oregon's Governor Mark O. Hatfield, who spoke for a luncheon of the Oregon Federation of Women's Republican clubs held recently in Salem, is shown here with two former presidents of the Medford unit. Shown (at left), is Mrs. Frank Bash, one of the governor's appointees on the Oregon State Public Welfare commission, and Mrs. Murray Gardiner. Almost 800 women attended the luncheon, which was fol lowed by the annual business meeting of the federation. (Tompkins photo) t',r1 m'v'X V ' ? - J With heads covered end umbrellas raised, hundreds of Republican women from throughout Oregon stood in line, in the rain, outside of the home of Governor and Mrs. Hatfield In Salem recently waiting their turn to be received by Mrs. Hatfield. A tea at the governor's home was on the program for the annual meeting of the Oregon Federation of Women's Republican clubs, and about twice as many women attended as the com mittee had anticipated. Among those present from Jackson county were Mrs. Carl Sandeen (center, wearing fur stole), president of the Rogue River club; Mrs. Lyndadel Deck (wearing light suit) and Mrs. Ralph O. Chapin (dark suit), delegate and alternate from the Rogue River club. (Tompkins photo) RIBUNE Mrs. Mark O. Hatfield, First Lady of Oregon (at left), wore a fashionable flowered hat for a recent luncheon of Re publican women in Salem. Mrs. Harold F. Strawn, Port- InnrJ ralirini nratirlant n( iUa '. Oregon Federation of Worn- on ncpuwilbuil IIUU3, igv- ered her dark hair with a veil with the party emblem on it. (Tompkins photo) MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 1061 Two Conventions Mrs. Edith Ingram (at left) and Mrs. Virginia Wicker, both members of the Medford chanter. Oreaon School Food ?:W Service association, were co-chairmen ui u uunquei given ai Rogue valley Country club during the eleventh annual ij meeting of the Oregon group held in Medtord. I'ty.i ( 4 Hit ,1 "" V . , . t (fl 1 -i:';; ,n " .''Ci nMaMBBBMWMWHBaBBaaHHMIMiiaiMllira These four women will head the Oregon School Food Service association for the coming year, having been elected to office during the eleventh annual conference held In Medford. They are (left to right) Mrs. Hazel Wilhrow, Medford, sec retary; Mrs. Garnet Draper, Eugene, president-elect; Mrs. Blanche Barnett, Portland, president) Mrs. Blanche Miller, Junc tion City, treasurer. More than 300 women from throughout Oregon who are identified with the food service In the state's schools attended the conference. Conventions require much planning, and four local members of the association did much of the work preceding and during the conference here. Pictured ore (left to right), Mrs. Irene Drew, manager of the Medford High school cafeteria and a past president of Medford chapter, Oregon School Food Service association; Mrs. Virginia Woit, cafeteria coordinator for the Medford public school system and co-chairmen with Mrs. Drew of conference arrangements; Mrs. Ruth Hurt, president of the Medford chapter ond manager of the Lincoln school cafeteria; Mrs. Sybyl Squire, presi dent of the Una B. Inch chapter of the association ond manager of the Phoenix school food sesvit. ' " f ft Mm Slop .1 : j ( I f hienn V our P JSWf K ... V. ).'! 1 1 5 i Mrs. Gladys Negelspach, Portland, (at left) and Mrs. Laura P. Wells, Salem, director of th lunch program for Oregon schools, hold one of the cafeteria posters used in some Oregon schools to help the youngsters concentrate on their food.
