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THURSDAY. APRIL 19. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON Social Events Women's News ! Homemade Cookies Good For Easter Eagle Point Community To Honor Civic Leaders Eagle Point - A banquet i the construction of the Scout Saturday. April 21, at North's Chuck Wagon, Medford, will honor distinguished and sen ior citizens of this community. Those wishing to attend the banquet should make their reservations this evening with Ralph Humphrey, Hlllcresl 6-3081. Nominated for the distin guished citizen award are Rick Wolgamott and Edward Kimmel; nominated for the senior citizen award are W. E. Davies, C. C. Hoover and Har ry .Hanscom. Mr. Wolgamott has been a physical education teacher at the Eagle Point grade school since 1058; coached football, basketball and track. He is active in Parent-Teacher asso ciation work; is a merit badge counselor for Boy Scouts: led a 4-H Garden Club in 1980; and was president of the Fry er Irrigation district. The candidate belongs to the Junior Chamber of Com merce, and helped reorganize the safety program for Eagle Point. Planned Building Mr. Kimmel, a charier member of the Eagle Point Junior Chamber of Com merce, also has worked with the Boy Scouts for many years. He has been active in Calendar Thursday! 8 p.m. - Welcome Wagon club, Girls Community club. 7:30 p.m. - Auxiliary to Sis kiyou canton, Patriarchs Mil itant, IOOF hall. A beaded tassel dangles from the very high heel of a special shoe for dancing the Ichairman of the building com twist-in Pans. imitloe Community building, was re sponsible for the architectural planning and has contributed many hours of work. He is co chairman of the building com mittee. Mr. Davies, long-time teach er and Grange worker, has held many Grange offices and was secretary of the Jackson County Milk Producers' league for five years. For the past two years he has been a member of the Jackson Coun ty home rule charier commit tee which drafted the charter to be voted on in the coming election.' Mr. Hoover has been active in Rotary, the Eagle Point Grange, the Southern Oregon Experiment Station comni.t tec, the Farm Bureau, the Cattleman's association, and the Jackson County Agricul tural committee. He has pi oneered in many areas snd used an original approach for new results. He is finishing an extensive program through the Eagle Point Grange of tree and bird seed donations to children in every school and church in Jackson county and most schools in Josephine county. Logger Nominated Mr. Hanscom was born and spent most of his life in Eagle Point. In school he participat ed in all major sports and re ceived the citizenship award as a sophomore. He is i logger. The candidate has been es pecially active with Jaycces and Boy Scouts, and is past president and treasurer; he has been a slate Jaycce direc tor, lie was foremost in the movement to build the Scout Community center, and is ad fun ii all the fashion and this is the lime to make strawberry pink Easier cookies. They may be packed in home-crafted "bunnyiacks" for little guests to take as souvenirs of the parly. LIVE aster Ww'.i Pi 1 .ir- n i M " v IBUNNIES!) Curator to Talk For Yreka PTAs Yrcka - Frank Brabranl. Reno. Nov., curator of Harold's club, will speak to nighl at 7:30 o'clock on juve nile delinquency at a joint meeting of the Yrcka Elemen tary and High school Parent Teacher association. Mr. Brubrant will exhibit a collection of firearms. The meeting will be held in the multipurpose room of Jackson Street school. Jacksonville PTA Elects Jacksonville Mrs. Wcslon A. Worden is the new presi dent of Jacksonville Parent- Gem Club Hears Talk; Trip Set "Creative Jewelry" was the tide of the program present ed by Mrs. Helen Gcbhard at a recent meeting of the Roxy Ann Gem and Mineral club. More than 100 members and friends attended. Mrs. Gcbhard, instructor in jewelry making for the Adult Education division of the Med ford schools, used charts, pic tures and jewelry which she had made to explain various ways of developing designs and showed how gem stones, both formal and tumbled, could be utilized in such forms. Mrs. Gcbhard emphasized Teacher association. She was j the fact that the setting must At Both Monarch Stores Starting Wednesday, April 18th 6th and Bartlett (Please Bring J Container) If vou can't buy the youngsters e bunny, bring 'am to either store so thay can en joy seeing them! 10th and South Fir elected at the last meeting Other new officers are Mrs. Robert Cosier, vice-president; Mrs. Melvin .lohnsnn, secre tary; Mrs. William McKcmio, treasurer. The April meeting of the association is planned lonight at 7:3(1 o ciock in me scnooi be created to enhance the uniqueness of the stone. In doing so, the craftsman con siders such factors as the shape or cut of the stone. whether it is transparent or opaque, and whether its iri tended use or lis relative soft ness will require special pro- gymnasium. The grade school lection band will give a 15-niinute concert, the only public ap pearance of the year. Robert Phillips, who at tended a course in arithmetic methods last summer, will talk on "New Trends in Arith metic." Refreshments will he served by mothers of children in the sixth grade. Nn collar Is about shirtwaist dresses spring. for Everybody loves a party, especially the youngsters. It's spring, and Easter is nigh. So hake a batch of easy Easter cookies. Serve some with strawberry milk for a party. Pack the rest of the cookies in perky bunny bags for each little guest to take home. There's a pretty pink and white theme to this simple party for small folk. Even the cookies arc spring-like pink because they are made with quick strawberry-flavored mix, the handy powder that flavors milk a happy strawberry and tints it pink. The cookies, in bunny, chick and egg shapes, are easy to decorate with a simple ! semi-sweet chocolate frosting ' that works like a charm, even j for beginners. I The bunny sacks are a mere matter of paper bags cray oned with bunny faces, and pink-crayoned ears stapled to the top of the sack. Fill the bags with cookies, tie a rib bon around the " neck" and bunny-sacks are ready for fa vors and to tote home cookies for each guest. Older children will want to help make the crayon and paper bag bun nies, as well as the cookies. For the cookies use 13 cup quick strawberry - flavored mix, 2:i cup sugar, 73 cup shortening. 1 egg. 1 table- I spoon lemon juice, 2 cups sifted all purpose flour, 2 teaspoons baking powder, ' j teaspoon salt and semi - sweet chocolate morsels. Cream together strawberry flavored mix, sugar and short ening. Beat in egg and lem on juice. Sift in flour, baking powder and salt; mix until well blended. Roll out dough 'a-inch thick on waxed paper. Cut out with bunny, chicken, scalloped and oval cutters. For oval cutter, use 2' 2-inch round cutter and blend to make oval shape. Press semi sweet chocolate morsels, flat side up. into bunny and chick en cookies to make eyes. Press 3 morsels, flat side down, into scalloped cookies to make flower center. Bake on ungreased cookie sheet in moderate oven (350'F.) 8 to 10 minutes. When cool, deco rate egg-shaped cookies with Chocolate Frosting put j through cake decorator or paper cone. Makes approxi mately 3 dozen cookies. For the frosting use '2 6-: ounce package cup) semi sweet chocolate morsels, 1 tablespoon shortening, 1 table- j spoon light corn syrup, 1 tablespoon water. i I Combine ingredients in saucepan. Place over low heat, stirring until smooth, j Remove from heat. Chill until j of spreading consistency. 1 To keep shampoo out of pets' eyes coat the area around the eyes with petroleum jelly. I taste r Cards : 'i It Fw?"''eiJ "rVM., ' ' h " ' " ' K r if iVrV. 'i"vrJ.- ., Mlfl " '- -'- ' ineVtitiniii 11 "A .I v- ' S You actually buy fewer pails of sliocs when you buy (iiii(if-fj$ hpi-ausp vour children are still wearing them after shoes of poorer quality have hern replaced. The extra mnths of wear (dwords builds mm sh,rs s,ive you money. Quality materials, expert craftsmanship and r.-urfui tit alwi protect your youngsters' feet. Put those feet in friujrds shoes now during thrsr important growth yeare . . . and save money, too. You'll find our selection of sizes and styles complete for children of all ages. m 1 WK,..' 31 fl L. " .,.:.'V. 1 vxfam orm in 11 Wjfi , r v' 1 We Give BLOSSOM BUCKS IT'S THAT TIME OF YEAR.' hippeiy-hop io - ---- y ' " - ' y nnnAekn ii'nf7MirhS7n am FOR HUNDREDS OF EASTER GOODIES! CANDY FILLED TOYS A A. Easter Basket C. Sand Pail B. Truck D. Watering Can Tennis Racket, also available rjj ;i,i(TH u.;k . :n.. M. -BI"i .iiu.uirtn;f marinmauow ngurcs. ft . Jsti. ttW foil-covered chocolate eggs 981b, While gold and silver are the metals usually thought of in connection with such jewel ry, copper and brass may also he used lo make beautiful settings. These metals come in two basic forms; sheets of various thicknesses and wire of various diameters. By cut ting out pieces, bending, pounding, soldering together. I pushing down or up, or dec what's new 0,'at'nK lnp surface, an endless vnnciy 01 torms can oe cre ated, she said. In concluding her presenta tion, the speaker stressed the importance of securing the stone firmly in the setting. With charts and actual jew elry, she explained how this could he done with such de vices as bezels, prongs, pins, and hearings. Rolf Pedcrsnn, vice-president of the club, announced the details of the next field trip. This will be a one-day outing to the Crowfoot road area on Saturday. April 21. Persons interested in partici pating in this event should meet at the Super Save Serv ice station on Highway H2 in White City across from the Veterans Administration dom iciliary at 8 IS a.m. on this date. The primary material to be collected is a green and white variety of quart, known as "Med ford ite", This region is also noted for its zeolite minerals. Quite recently a rather scarce type of orbicular jasper called Rogueito was found in this area. Pi gum tools such as picks, shovels, and pry bars, will be especial ly useful on this trip During May. Boy Scouts all over the nation will have as their theme. "Rock hounds"' The president. Klmer Binker, staled that members of the Roxy Ann Gem and Mineral club will be available lo help Scout troops in any way dur ing this period I'nits desiring such services as guides tor field trips, speakers for troop meetings or uriMon-i t ai ion of lapidary cqu iptnent . should call Mr Binker, TAlhoi ti 4401. Easter Event Set The Mother of T in club members will conduct an tr'as ter egg luinl on Apt.l 21 from 2 to 4 p m . at the park by i the National Guard armoiy, on Soul h Pacific highway. An mother of t ins is m : vited to at'end with her (am-: lly and each mother is akeri by the committee to lake ix cgtfs for the hunt Tlnvse who wi.h luiiiiei in f ot ma' ton ma . all Mrs .tohn Pegur. TAlhof fi-4M: wv-aiu, muwiflw;, mdrinmaiiow ncurcs. b i.wir-r - a fiBSlr medalliolTXw SL fe v,BiLi' r JRich Ci,"dy Wih bright f You'll find everything f w XtW S&ZrTrZfv old foil cover- 3'4"diam. rif, Stt .S Embossed with Easter 'IraW YOU Want at prccinps running bunnv WQOLWORTH'S ,r:yf chocolate X "w ""Z fmpe'ml TREATS V kiJ&Wl-s EasterEEg Sitting Rabbit A A 0k W :: :: mbw i Erik oo t mkmt lfir4i Delicious moulds with sufar feTk. L tt V ffe'M lt'M candy decorations. &X JuJl W" t ! ' tangy, spited "VX f lyK ieI,y bird eggs t VW7 - AiF,b- I 1 V sV Your Lnoritc n.nor and f4v'C ' ( colors, ihese blight cjgs i- lU''?t. 's . . - arc tops lor every baket & X Jfi5.9 K 'I Mafshmallow Eggs .39c lb 5v -v-CJKi Look so bright and gay at the Easter table . . . at the afternoon egg hunt. Get several pounds . at this low price. mm,. candy egg has a surprise inside 59 v Big milk chocolate egg conies in a gay foil wrap. Bile into the candy . . . and see w hat the surprise prize is! foil covered imported chocolate 5C 98c X, Rabbits, ducks, chicks anc" rm -"oose mem lor oas icts' c?s nunls. Sifts in a IJssf wide choice of sizes. Ex- IO it) clIinS and colorful. 'tag? j0 crisp and crunchy popcorn bunny 29 All fresh and ever so Kood. 12" tall animal comes in many gay col ors. Delicious, differenl and suitable for young and old. XI Cuddy (7) Bashful I ' Foam l Cute I Plush Toys y Squeaking f- Easter Basket Cuddle Kf Inflatable -.. BunniCS J-JI inC Toys Toys 98" 2.98 m 98- 11.98 4 59" -slU'-i'.-c em .m.l they iic..V. Bright oen bamboo Ki-tels ' - till ith i-eAv Mml Pr Cloud soil plu.h pels in run- in lound. square, cblong or Slecpinc or Mand.n- t.bbils P-n ,.W.!i A t u- t r'''i f.ves rreitv : tone nine or t.in.linc rw liiHe m,i .k,, F,u ' ' . - '"'"' I erl rairits, ducks, chickens. ,..n,iM.,i,on rc!.v l.,K ,.h. I, ' to-Vr 1 Z , H - , , ucy roosters. All .n loan,. Blow ,l,em ur. in a jiftv ,o I 'hf to lu ;. .Wrtcd eo.ors. vm c!c.in, bnpM r;dj;. GREEN TREASURE HUNT CANDY FILLED LARGE SIZE FOIL C0VERED grass 29W 7r? 10c T02cT ;asqKos PLUSH 1 98 CANDY 29c GRASS EGG V ) i0 I .5 RABBIT A,0EGGS crate Corner of 6th and Ccntial WOOLWORTB-i'S Store Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 Mondayi 9:30 lo 9 P.M. OPIN FOR YOUR CONVINIINCI FRIDAY UNTIL M
