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SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1981
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
' ' Spaakars for the annual My fellowship luncheon of
Madford Council of Unilad Church will bo (laft to right)
Arnold Jtnny, Miia Ina Smith and in He v. Robert Bridge.
The three residents of Rogue Valley manor, will apeak on
"The Churchea Free and Responsible." The annual luncheon
will be held May 5 at Firat Preabyterian church aa 12 noon.
Two Recitals Planned
By St. Mary's School
St. Mary's High school music department will present two
recitals this week. They 'are set' for Tuesday, May 2, and
Wednesday, May 3,' and both will be in the school gym.
' nasium, West Eleventh and South Holly streets, at 8 p.m.
Both programs will include
piano, organ, and. vocal solos
- and several numbers by the
82 voice Marian choir, Boys
Glee club, and the . Girls'
Choralettes. ... ' :J, j.'.'; -v .;;.
v Tuesday night's soloists will
be from the freshman, sopho
more, and junior classes.
. Wednesday night's perform
ance .will be a special senior
recital; The Marian choir will
open the program with two
numbers with Fredrich Burich
s student director and An
ton:a Adams as the accompa
nist. .. . ; :i.r,
; Soloists will be eight sen
iors: Antonla Adams, Fredrich
Burich, Anne Manno, Mary,
Patricia Naumes,Leah Weav
er, pianists; Irene McGowan
and Rlcco Carrara, vocalists;
and Marilyn Shepard, organ:
1st. An additional feature this
night will be two vocal solos
with the Marian choir Irene
McGowan, soprano, will 'sing
Romany Life" from Victor
Herbert's operetta "Fortune
Teller". .Rlcco Carrara; hart
tone will sing the solo in
''Ballad for Americans" a
modern cantata by Earl Rob
; Inson. Milt Adams will b the
accompanist on the organ for
the latter number. . ,
: The public is Invited to both
recitals. ''.- -
MisS Burroughs
Is Graduated
Miss Jerolyn Burroughs had
returned to her home in Med
ford after graduating earlier
this month from the Dental
Nurses College of California;
San Francisco. Miss Burroughs
entered the school last No
vember. I '
A graduate of 'Medford
High school,. Miss Burroughs
Is the daughter of Mrs.- Norma
Burroughs, 645 J street, Med
ford, and Jerry Burroughs.
2816 Hanley road, Central
Point.' , V .:y " , '
Meeting Planned '.i '.)
By Thimble Club ' '
i Phoenix - Mrs. Dor,6.thy
Thompson,-' 410 Rose ,'streetj.
will be. hostess for. a -meeting
of Phoenix Thimble club
Friday, May S. A business
session and social hour will
follow: covered. dish, dinner.
AAUW Dinner
Announced
- The annual presidents din
ner of Medford branch, Amer
ican Association of University
Women,- will be at 6:30 p.m
Wednesday, May 3, at the
Red Cross building , on Haw
thorne avenue. ,
Each woman will bring re
cipes for the food which she
brings. The recipes will .then
be sold. .. ,. . .
Program for the dinner in
cludes installation, of officers
and reports on the state
AAUW, convention, Mrs. A. J.
JohannSon, state fellowship
chairman, and Mrs Gordon
S. Mackenzie arid Mrs. Walter
F; Roemer, president and
president - elect of Medford
branch AAUW, attended the
La Grande meeting.
At a recent board meeting
at the home of Mrs. Harry P.
Poston, Mrs. Emerson T. An
derson, chairman of the. din
ner, announced her commit
tee.. It. includes Mrs. Arthur
S. Anderson, Miss Esther
Jones, Miss Anna L. May,
Mrs. Jeffrey Shute, Mrsi Les
ter. Stlnson, and Mrs; Thomas
Upton.- ; ' Tyii :.
Prog rain Planned
For Study Club;
Guest Day Held
. Mrs. N. T. Hodges will re
view the book '"Learn by Liv
ing' by, Mrs. Eleanor Roose
velt at the Wednesday, May 3,
meeting of Wednesday Study
club at the Girls Community
club. : ,
Mrs. George R., Carter1 will
present a' selected subject on
current events at-the 2 pirn.
session,';.'.'; ' ; ' '
'' At 'the last meeting1 Col. H.
3. Melrlng was guest speaker.
for the" program which was
annual guest day.' He showed
slides of his travels in south
eastern Asia taken during his
visit in Thailand.' The' slides
included pictures of the many
temples,. the King and queen,
of deals, buildings and scenes
of the many activities of the
Hindu men and women.
The slides included some of
the TajMahal, at Agra', India,'
Known as the seventh wonder
of the world,, and Colonel Mel
rlng explained how it had
been constructed at the order
of Shah Jahan, the fifth Mo
gul Emperor. It Is said that
20,000 men tolled 17 years in
the construction.
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; Mr. - And Mri. Larry E. Pblei -
Presbyterian Rites Held
For Rogue Valley Couple
Rogue River-Mr. and Mrs.
Larry E. Peebles are making
their: home' at 307A Tussey
lane, Grants Pass, following
their wedding April 15 at
Hope Presbyterian church, at
Rogue River. The Rev. Robert
Maxon officiated at the dou
ble ring ceremony,
i The bride is the former
Mary Jo McKenzle, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Harold H.
McKenzle, route 1, Rogue
River. Mr. Peebles' parents
are -Mr. and Mrs. Russell B.
Peebles, 807 SE M ' street,
Grants Pass.
More than- 80 relatives and
friends attended the candle
light ceremony held at 8
o'clock in the evening. Basl
Kets of lavender chrysanthe
mums, stock and baby breath
decorated' the church. vWhlte
bows and lavender chrysan
themums marked the pew
ends. Mrs. John Schleferstein,
Grants Pass, played the organ
wedding music. .
Given in marriage by her
father, the. bride wore a bal-
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months of. May and June for
all canned or frozen Flav-R-Pac
labels, including poly
bags and orange juice, lemon,
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per label after June.
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Guilds, Auxiliaries, Clubs, Scouts, Fraternal and Hospital organi
zations. Tbt group must be registered. Just fill in coupon below '
and mail (o: John Fowlks, 1417 Fortune Drive, Medford, Oregon.
This is necessary to assure prompt payment to your organitation.
Now do you cofecf labels? First be sure everyone ia
your organization knows about it. Call a meeting, have a phone
committee call the members, or write a short note to each member.
Provide a central collecting point. Flav-R-Pac offers ovet 6$ items"
of canned and frozen foods from which to choose, and some organ
izationt will collect an average of 50 labels pet month per family.
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labels to: John Fowlks, 1417 Fortune Drive, Medford, Oregon. !
Attach slip showing number of labels and organization to whom
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lerina length gown of white
silk organza and lace.' Her
elbow length veil was held
by a pearl tiara and she car
ried white stephanotis encir
cling a lavender orchid.
' Miss Karen Laubach,
Grants Pass, was. honor ' at
tendant, and Miss Sheryl
Koellner, Eugene, was brides
maid. They wore, light laven
der silk dresses with lavender
and purple sashes, white ban
deau hats and carried bou
quets of purple violets, ; j
James Peebles, Grants Pass,
served as best man for his
brother. Seating the guests
were Larry Evans Roseburg,
and William Langston, Cen
tral Point, brother-in-law of
the bridegroom.
Mrs. McKenzle wore a blue
lace dress with white acces
sories for her daughter's wed
ding and reception which fol
lowed in the church. Mrs.
Peebles chose a beige flow
ered silk drtiss with beige
accessories. Their corsages
were pink orchids.
Mrs. Marlon Scudding, Wi
nner, cut and served tha wed
ding cake and Mrs. Robert
Pearce presided at the punch
bowl, , Mrs. Loy . Towse, Mrs.
Robert Willlainson. Miss Susy
Williamson, . Miss Margaret
Engle and Miss Sharon Stev
ens assisted. Miss Collien Mc
Kenzle, Stayton, Ore., cousin
of the bride, was in charge of
the guest book.
The couple : traveled to
roruana ana tne coast on
their wedding trip, the bride
wearing for traveling a tur
quoise blue wool suit with
white accessories. The bride
attended Rogue River High
school and Southern Oregon
college. Mr.. Peebles attended
Grants Pass High school and
is operator of a Chevron Sta
tion in Grants Pass.
Among the out of town
guests attending were Mrs.
Mary Blakely, grandmother
of the bride, Mrs. Virginia
Blakely and Miss Diane
Blakely, all Eugene; Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Tedrick, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth McKenzie, and
son, Jack, all Stayton; Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Force, and
daughter .Patricia and son
Robert, of Cornelius, Ore.;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peebles,
Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Cedric
Herburger, Mt. Vernon," Ore.
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johns,
Fox, Ore.
'Showers of Flowers' Theme Phoenix Gardeners Choose
Gardeners
Plan Tour
Medford Garden club has
planned a tour as part of the
monthly meeting Thursday,
May 4. The tour will leave
the Jackson coupty court
house at 9 a.m. and the gar
dens to be visited are those
of Mrs. Eugene Orr, 3658 Old
Military road; Mrs. Curtis L.
Hopkins, 3775 Old Military
road and Mrs. John Holmer,
Box 243, Old Stage road.
Those attending are asked
to take a sacK lunch. "Our
Feathered Friends" by the
bird chairman, Mrs. J. W.
Ostrander, will be given in
the afternoon as well as a
horticulture talk on lonicera
tatarica roses by Mrs. E. M.
Wallin.
Four Clubs Plan
Luncheon Monday
Jacksonville - Past matrons
clubs of the valley will meet
Monday, May 1, at 12:30 p.m.
for a no-host luncheon at the
Masonic hall. Reames club
will provide the afternoon entertainment.
Also attending will be Al
pha club, Ashland; Adarel,
Jacksonville; and Nevlta, Cen
Phoenix - "Showers of
Flowers" is the theme chosen
for the Phoenix Garden club
for the annual spring flower
show scheduled for Sunday,
May 21, in the Phoenix Com
munity club building.
Mrs. Charles Lewis, gen
eral chairman, has announced
her assistants. They are Mrs.
Chris Wolff, staging; Mrs.
Olin Vi Poe,, horticulture clas
sification, and Mrs. A. C.
Lewis, artistic classification;
Mrs. Charles Lewis,, horticul
ture entries and Mrs. John
Klassen, artistic entries; Mrs.
Jesse Wilson, horticulture
placement and Mrs. Lester
Carr, artistic placement; Mrs.
H. H. DeJarnett, hospitality;
Mrs." Charles Johnson, tea;
Mrs, ' Charles Lewis, judges
and awards. -.
The show will include the
usual horticulture divisions
for both adults and juniors
and an artistic design divi
sion.. There will be separate
sections in the artistic ar
rangement division for junior,
novice, amateur, and ad
vanced amateur exhibitors as
well as one for entries by
other garden clubs, A -new
"bloom cycle" division, which
is growing in popularity with
Oregon Federation of Garden
club members, will be fea
tured in the Phoenix show
this year. ' .
Also of Interest is the iris
show sponsored by the South,
era Oregon Iris society which
will be held in conjunction
with the Phoenix club flower
show. The Iris show, which is
open to all amateur growers,
will be held in the Phoenix
Community - Club Fireplacs
room. .- I
THE BEST
FIGURE
ON THE BEACH
THIS YEAR IS
YOU AND A
4Vi OUNCE
SWIMSUIT
All feeling of restraint is gone
. . . yet all the figure-controlling
elasticity stays in the
swimsuit of Lycra spandex, so.
lightweight and sheer ifs trans
parent off, but completely
opaque on! See "Esprit" from
a prophetic LaPointe's sollee- '
tion of new
SWIMSHAPES BY THE OUNCE ;
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V
tral Point.
Past Matrons visiting in the
valley also are invited. .