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o o MEDFORD MA!L TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON SUNDAY. MAY 13. 1962 C 5 Chapel Rites Wed Couple Grand Pass - Misi Nancy Leilia Wl.pple and Allan E Stienhardt were wed in 4 o clock afternoon rites Sun day, May 6 in Sleeker chapel oi the,r irst Methodist church Medford. .The Rev. Gerald C iveison penormtd tne cere mony in the presence of abour 20 guests. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' William Whip ple. 3931 South Pacific High- way, Grants Pass, and the bridegroom is a son of Everett Stienhardt of Rogue River. Mr. Whipple gave his daugh ter in marriage. Miss Hazel Williams, Grants Pass, an aunt of the bride, was maid of honor and the bridegroom's father was best man. Mrs. Leslie Boardman, ganist, furnished the wedding music. About 30 persons attended the reception given by the bride's parents in their home. The bride attended Emer son school in Butte, Mont., and Rogue River, Ore., schools. The bridegroom is a station manager at Rogue River. Sis-Q Council To Hold Election Officers will be elected when Rogue Sis-Q Area Coun cil of Square Dancers will meet at the Roxy Ann Grange hall Tuesday, May 15, at 8 p.m. Each member club is asked to have four delegates or al ternates present. The Star Promenaders will host this meeting. They sug. Rest that those attending take dancing shoes. Any interested square dancer Is invited to attend. Session Planned Mrs. Charles Hoppe will preside for a business meeting of the Scottish Rite Women's club planned for Monday, May 14, at 8 p.m., in the Ma sonic temple. Wives, daugh ters or mothers of Scottish Rite Masons are invited to at tend. Hostesses for the event are Mrs. Fred Purdin and Mrs. Clay Roberts. Seel PHONE SP 2 6165 FOR FREE Pickup and Delivery Service BPH i t v 1 -. B V, H JTV. UAflGAs omestic "I LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS 1 0-22 wuiAt 'tt(fa4 Cktjf Ytyjr Professional laundry Serving the ,ogue Valley Sine 1900 "Nothing Mikes Clothes CJean laundry" - . ,. y - . J A Men and women of the valley who attended the recent Jewelerama given as a benefit for the American Cancer society were so interested in the showing of fabulous jewelry that the Hillcrest committee and Brophy Jewelers, sponsors, plan to possibly give another year after next. Mrs. Fred Spiegelberg. committee member, is shown wearing an un usual necklace, bracelet and ring of matched star rubies valued at manv thousands of dollars. Mrs. Soiaaelbara'i fashionable white chiffon gown interesting contrast for the rare Ashland Civic Club Officers Installed Ashland Officers for the coming year were installed by Mrs. Clay Lee, Medford, pres ident of District 1, Oregon Federation of Women's clubs, at the May meeting of t h e Ashland Women's Civic club. Chosen to succeed Mrs. Ella Foster as president Is Mrs. Bert Roberts. On the executive board are Mrs. Wesley Reed, vice presi dent; Mrs. Stewart Hedges, secretary, and Mrs. Henry Dooms, who was ' reelected up on a pede&tal" . . . fresh. ..sparkling! in (Your Name's) SANITONE dry cleaned clothes Yes, Sanitone Style-Set makes the difference I every trace of dirt flushed away colors perk up whites stay white store-crisp freshness pressed right in belts, buttons, all trim given special care new drape and fit restored Save Time . . . Sve Steps Use Our Convenient Drive-in Service Drive Right Up to the Door and dark coloring provided and beautiful rubies. treasurer. Before turning over the gavel to the new president Mrs. Foster expressed her ap preciation for the cooperation of the club members who had made her two-year term a memorable and successful one. Mrs. Roberts responded brief ly with the hope of continued activity and outlined several plans for next year's program. Speaker for the afternoon session, Mrs. Inez Cavelle of Pacific Northwest Telephone company, told of the direct dialing system that is to go in to effect here July 15. She explained the area code num bering whereby a call can be made direct to 5500 cities in the United Slates and Canada, with all of the facts involved recorded on perforated tape for company and customer statements. She said that telephone In stallations, which are increas ing at the rate of 8,000 a day in the United States, make efficient automation impera tive, but that the new system will not mean a decrease in employees although there will be a slight decrease in certain rates. In observance of Federa tion Poetry month, Mrs. Ger trude Bartlelt and Mrs. Pearl Crouch gave several of their own poems and in conclusion Mrs. Roy Nye read a rhymed review of the past club year's accomplishments. M r s. Dooms was elected delegate to the state conven tion in Portland, May 7 through 10. Others from the Ashland Civic club attending the state sessions are Mrs. Nye, state international af fairs chairman, and Mrs. Fos ter, state chairman of mineral and wildlife division of con servation. A noon covered dish lunch eon was served by the Mes dames Hedges, Hazel Thomp son, Katherine McLean, Stella Corthcll and Mabel McDer mott. The opening meeting of the fall will be held in Sep tember but during the sum mer there will be a picnic in Lithia park. Ashland Women Plan Installation Ashland - New officers of the American Legion auxili ary, Guy Applewhite post, are to be installed at a session Tuesday in Legion hall on Winburn way. The meeting will begin at 8 p m. and a social hour will follow. Mrs. John Scott Hall Is the president. Others on the exec utive board are Mrs. George Enle. first vice president; Mrs. H. F. Jenkins, second vice president; Mrs. Everett E. McLaughlin, secretary, and Mrs. Charles Geltling. treas urer. Mrs. Guy Applewhite is historian: Mrs. Elden Corthcll, is chaplain, and Mrs. Emil Kroeger and Mrs. Emil Sor enson are sergeants - at - arms. George Alcorns Entertain Guests OJlrien-Mr. and Mrs. Al fred Powell, Rnsobiie.:, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Alcorn last Sun day. Mrs. Powell is Mr. Al corn's mother. Other guest at the Alcnrn home on Elk Creek were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Campbell and the Alcorn's grandson, Smith River. Calif. Mrs Campbell is the daughter of Mr. an)Mrs. Alcorn. Health Uni? Officers Are Named0 Gold Hill - Mrs. Grove WoofS Hm HeaImiS.Sirrn of tne uold Mill Health unitWP(,k pnd sponsorec bv As - during the last isiness meet - ing. Mrs. Arthur B.ye wasiwa, attended bv 300 mothers named vice presictrnt. Mrs.;and fathers of SOC students. Clarence Parsley is retiring i T,e awards included: as president after serving two! years in that capacity. Those Scholarships on the nominating commit-1 Fu" ''" scholarship pre tee we-e Mrs. Melvin Bur-isen,t,d to Genene Seymour, nett, Mrs. Clvde Kell, and Ashland, by Mrs. Ruby Min Mrs. W. S. Dickinson. i ear, president, Ashland Sorop- Tk. mdin. . : timist club.. picnic luncheon at the home I Awara 10 L0l"se Borgialll, -'' oi ine .ssoc.aica woin of Mrs. Dickenson on Sardine 1 am.a,tn Falls: b-v Mrs- Mar- cn Students. Other chairmen Creek road. Mrs. Virginia Kyer, execu tive secretary for the Jackson C n II n i V Tnhnri-iilncic Health association announced that the mobile x-Ray clinic will be in Gold Hill on Tues day, June 12 from 2 until 8 p.m. Mrs. Mulkey, who with Mrs. Edward Knapp repre sented the health unit at a pre-planning meeting concern ing the mobile x-Ray unit, gave a report. She told of some benefits that have re- ,. , wu,mrr OIU: , Scholarship to Carolyn Mrs. Melvin Burnett, clinic Wassom. Roscburg, Ore., by chairman, reported on plans Tnota cnaptPr, Aipha Dci,a for the pre-school clinic heldlKanna Rnsehnru on may j. Mrs. Clarence Parsley was named chairman to act as mobile unit co-ordinator. She will be in charge of pamphlets ! and local volunte-rs. Mem bers who offered their ser vices were Mrs. Boyc, Mrs. Ted Schocnemann, Mrs. Dale Smith, Mrs. Mulkey, Mrs. Burnett, Mrs. Parsley and Mrs. Kell. Others will be needed, it was indicated by Mrs. Kyer. Miss Elizabeth McGallaird nurse from the Jackson Coun ty Health departm. .t, said plans are under way to give the Sabin oral vaccine in the county. Those present were told to watch the newspaper for information on the pro gram. This was the last meeting until September 11 when the group will resume meetings. Members of the unit com ing from Mcdord other than Mrs. Kyer and Mrs. Knapp were Mrs. Paul Dix, Mrs. Brennan and Mrs. Ivan Bur ton who became a new mem ber of the group on May 2. Mrs. Paul Molloy reported that $22 had been received for the Cancer Crusade as a re sult of envelopes left at Gold Hill schools. Of that figure $5.85 was donated by seventh graders in Dean Robert's cla.ssroom from their party fund. She said these young sters had voted during a class meeting to sponsor a door to door Cancer Crusade on Wednesday, May 3 after school. Home From Gates Gold Hill - Mr. and Mis. Walter Scott have returned to their home on Lampman road after spending some time at Gates, Ore. YOUR. GARDEN, WILL, I jjj' " " ' - 8 f t i" j wML , (?r5i 8 mM BOOSTER frrfrp POWDER I l' f'': The complete yeor 'round CM I f,, plant food wflh Iron Chelalei B WEEDY" f'j ' KILL LAWN WEEDS NOW I i -fin F0(t BE5T RESULTS ft Homoty '. INSIST ON y ;' 4 Monarch Seed & Feed 6th and Bartlett Awards Announced Yesterday at College Ashland - Winners of schol- arships, awards and ogrants ford; Lani Krflizcl, Redmond, were announced during an Ore.: and Amy Kerr. Kla Honors' assembly held Satur-! math. Falls. Jean Pletsch, day morning as part of the j Medford, is president, annual Mothers' Week at Mnthrn' Huh nin,-. tnr !sociatH women smdents tin cue, presiacni, tor asiv land branch. American Asso - I ciation of University Women. Joint awards to Ruth, I Wont-kton and JoAane Mittag, Ashland, by Mrs. Paul Cullop, i president, for Lincoln Parent- Teacher association, Ashland. Scholarship to Lynne Oucl lette, Sutherlin, Ore., by Mrs. D. E. Landing, Medford, for Epsilon chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, Medford. Scholarship to Wendell Johnson, Dayton, Ore., by I Mrs. A. C. Fries for Chapter j g' pgo, Ashland Award to Diane Carter Phoenix, by Delta Kappa Gamma, Epsilon chapter. Award to Judy Pohl Shall- cross, Klamath Falls, by Mrs A. G. Beane Jr., president of Roosevelt Parent-Teacher as sociation, Klamath Falls. Student Awards Student organizations pre sented awards as follows: Tri Zeta to Judy Bell, Medford; Sigma Epsilon Pi to Joyce Hunter, Talent; Student Ore gon Education association to Mildred Williams, Sutherlin; Cascade hall to Lani Fren zel, Redmond, Ore., Susanne Homes hall, joint scholarships to Jean Fisher, Portland and Lynne Ouellette, Sutherlin. The Associated Women Stu dents' Woman of the Term was announced by Miss Nelda Spain, AWS adviser, as Jo anne Wilcox of Portland. Dr. Alvin L. Fellers, direc tor of Student Affairs, named studcnU listed in Who's Who Among Colleges and Univer sities. They are James Ed ward Anderson and Mary Jean Fisher, Portland; Stcph anie Sue Anderson, Janet Elizabeth Snodgrass, Walter Eaton Humphrey, Medford; Starla Anne Jewell and Ju dith Kay Rinker, Ashland; Priscula Jean Cant well Grants Pass: Amy Louise Kerr, Klamath Falls; Dale El wood Truax, Astoria; Michael David Payne, Alameda, Calif.; Wendell Kenneth Snook and Terrence Norman Tallis, Hilt, Calif. Tapped Robes, upperclasswomen's all-school service honorary, tapped for membership Lou ise Borgialli, Klamath Falls; Mildred Boyd, Richmond, Calif.; M. Jean Fisher, Joanne Wilcox, Portland; Barbara l,AWN HORMOYOXN 2,4-Dplu 2,4,5-T V 10th I South Fir Tyler, Jeanne Warnork. Med ' Mr. ni ri.., tJ Mrs. Dale Flowers. Medford They are Mrs. Russel Zundel, Mevtford. president; Mrs. Ken neth Crabill, Grants Pass, vice-president, Mrs. G. Ray Hamilton, Ashland, treasurer, and Mrs. Flowers, Medford, secretary. General chairman of the ac tivities was Sharon Wash burn, Lakevicw, Ore., presi- ilIl-iuutu ru-iuci. rtrn- imond. registration; Phyllis Bnggs Shady Cove, coffee hour; Judy Reese. Moses Lake. Wash., invitations; San- dia Pierce, Portland, assem bly; Lynne Ouellettc, Suther lin, and Sandra Clark, Med ford, luncheon; Laura Horn, Brookings, style show; Vicky Mattox, Klamath Falls, tea; Karen Guldager, Eugene, pub licity; Sandra Short, Klamath Falls, entertainment; Jill Hedgepeth, Trail, 'campus tours; Pam Ely, Bandon, Ore., V (room Vs rmtlt tlutlv Min and Barllett Streets programs; and Jeanne War - nock, Medford, art exhibit Members of Tau Kappa Ep silon, men's service honorary, assisted. Officers Installed Dean Mabel W. Winston, dean of women, installed the Associated Women Student officers for 1962-63. They are Lani Frenzel, Redmond, pres ident; Rosalita Patch, Med ford, vice-president; Carol Kelso, Lakeview, secretary; and Jerrylynn Olson, Kla math Falls, historian. President Elmo N. Steven son greeted the parents. Pres ident and Mrs. Stevenson, Dr. and Mrs. Fellers, and Dean Mabel Winston, along with Miss Lani Frenzel. AWS I president, and Mrs. Russell Zundel, Mothers' club presi dent, received campus guests following the style show as refreshments were served. Saturday evening visiting mothers and fathers were guests for a light opera, "Down In the Valley," pre sented by the drama and mu sic departments of the col lege. "Accent on Art" provided the theme for the week end f Downtown Medford TO FIT AND FASHION... jUlltllll IT'S BRA-PICKIN" TIME Here's a happy get-together of best-selling cotton bra beautie by Formfit. Plain and fancy, sizes and styles for every gal . . . and each one fit for a queen. ladder stitching acrois butt Iruuret perfect fit. Elatticized marquielte in underbuit and band for free and ea.y movement. White. 32A-38C. Formfit laughter Bra Stylo 576. Parmflf Fibr FatHi Rigid material, eluttv of mamtnlalioa Elailicj octloU, rubber, nylon. 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