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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOR! OREGON 0 SUNDAY. MAY 13. 1962 C 7 Applegate PTA Holds Ceremony Applegate - Mrs. Maybclle i Offenbacher conducted instal lation of officers for the Ap plegate Parent-Teacher asso ciation at the last meeting. Don Stoner was installed pres ident; Mrs. .Marvin Brewster, vice-president; Mrs. Clay Bri on, secretary; Mrs. Jerry Bur rell, treasurer. Mrs. Le Hoy Offenbacher, retiring president, presented her executive committee members with corsages in ap preciation of their work. So honored were Mrs. Betty Henderson, vice-pre s i d e n t; Mrs. Brion, secretary; Mrs. Jerry Burrcll, treasurer; Mrs. Thornton Gapen, chaplain; Mrs. Marvin Brewster, hos pitality chairman; Mrs. Shearl Thorn is, publicity chairman; Mrs. Henry Head and Mrs. Vernon Fowler, membership and refreshment chairman, and Mrs. Maybclle Offen bacher, historian. The Applegate school chor us entertained with several songs. George Focrst and John Hill played a duet; Laura Foerst, Marilyn Gapen and Nancy Head played a trio, and Susan Head furnished a solo. Golden Circle Group To Elect New Officers Gold Hill - Election of offi cers for the coming year will be held when the Golden Cir cle Women's group of Gold Hill Christian church meets Monday, May 14. Mrs. Alfred Castillo will be hostess for the group at her home 714 West Tenth street, Medford at 1 p.m. At that time several important proj ects will be discussed, and Mrs. E. J. Allen will have charge of devotions. The hostess will serve dessert. 20'x20' GARAGE With Concrete Slab On Your Lot-$750 Few modifications needed for use as cabin or dwelling. Com parable rates on all phases of building. LEE HOLT, builder. 100 Financing $25.00 per Month See garaae display today. Phone NO 4-1500 or NO 4-3078. Gold Rey Dam rd.. Central Point Wo Entos muni iiMii'ii We, the undersigned citizens of Jackson county, with membership in both political parties, have carefully studied the Home Rule Charter and urge its adoption. It is a first es sential step toward modernizing an out-dated government. Even more important, under the Charter, we can truly run our own affairs, democratically. J. E. Collins Medford Arnold E. Jenny Medford Dr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Sammom Ashland William Dawkins Ashland Edward Kron Rogue River Alfred S. V. Carpenter Medford Richard W. Courtright Medford Ben Day Medford Robert D. Heffernan, Jr. Medford Win Marks Medford Jennings Pierce Medford John R. Porto, M.D. Medford Edd E. Rountree Ashland Mr. and Mrs. John Weisbrod Medford Miss Gladys Durand Medford Mr. and Mrs. Donald Axtell Trail Dr. Elmo N. Stevenson Ashland Otto J. Frohnmayer Medford Gene Williams Medford Mr. and Mrs. Irving lord Ashland Mrs. Stephen Nye Medford Mrs. Ogden Kellogg Gold Hill George W. Goodman Central Point A. E. "Ben" Graham Medford Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar Carpenter Medford William I. Jess Eagle Point Bereth P. Hopkins Medford George Joyce Medford Henry F. Padgham, Jr. Medford Robe,son E. Collins Medford Gerald T. latham Medford o Dr. M. E. Woodell Ashland Dr. Ralph E. Hibbi Medford tela E. Rogers Shady Cove Mr. and Mrs. W$. H. Brooks Trail o o ti. Pol. ti. CITIZINS COMMITTft FOR HOMl RUlt, R. I. Collins, Chmn., 235 So. Oakdtlt, Mtdford, Orton 0 Girt Scouts Troop 88 Girl Scout Troop 88 held a Court of Awards at Roose velt school auditorium. The girls opened the program with a flag ceremony and song, followed by a welcome by the leader, Mrs. Harold Hewlett. A candlelighting ceremony and recitation of the Girl Scout Laws was held with each girl partici pating. Mrs. William L. White spoke briefly on summer camping. Second class ranks were awarded, followed by singing under the direction of Mrs. Jerry Gastineau. Mrs. George Gannon was in charge of refreshments. Other recent activities of the troop include an open discussion concerning Ger many to promote internation al friendship. Mrs. Werner Warnholtz, who has just re cently returned from a visit to Germany, led the discus sion and answered questions of interest to the girls. Last week the troop learned to "boondoggle" and made a bracelet using this skill of weaving plastic strips into in teresting patterns. Mrs. Jer ris Lawrence taught the skill, assisted by Mrs. T. J. Morris, Mrs. White and Mrs. Hewlett. Brownie Troop 139 A Japanese study for inter national friendship was re cently undertaken by Brownie Troop 139. An exhibit of Japanese items brought by each girl was the highlight of the first meeting. Fortune cookies and tea were served at low tables with cushions to sit upon at the second meet ing, and Japanese clogs were made and worn at the third one. Flannel figures were made to depict "Brownie Treas ures" and at the April 13 Roosevelt PTA meeting the flannclgraph was shown with each girl adding her own Brownie treasure as she told of it. The troop has enjoyed several skating parties recent ly. They also participated in the Girl Scout cookie sale. At present the troop is di divided into three groups, one to cook refreshments, one to be hostesses, and one group as guests. These groups will rotate and after three meet ings each will have had a turn at each project. A mothers' tea for Troop 139 is planned for May 17 from 3 to 4 p.m. at the home of Mrs. John Drysdale, 417 Eastwood drive. Leader of the troop is Mrs. R. C. Vincent with Mrs. Jack Hartley and Mrs. William White assisting. Ikm Rule Luncheon, Show Held by Bethel At Hall Sunday About 100 members Bethel 55 In ernational Or ,,,, ,,, ,, , . . their mothers att.nded "go to orcd Queen Laurie Be'h ouunocore ai ai. .warn s tpis- copal church, May,6. Following the church scrv - ice, a Mother-Daughter lunch-! eon and style show was held at the Masonic temple. The Roxy Ann court, Order of Amaranth, the bethel's spon-1 snrs nrpnarprl unH cnri'nrl Ilia luncheon to the oirls. their i mothers, and erandmothers. I The theme of spring hats was used for table decora tions. Gay flower arrange ments in pink, blue and yel- low hat containers brightened I the tables, and favors repre senting small hats were placed at each setting Teams of mothers andiGuild of Sacred Heart hospi- daughters modeled fashions from Parker Woods with Missl Jeanne Woods n a r r a t i n g. I Models were Pam and Mrs. Ben Trowbridge. Vicki and j Mrs. H. M. Hall, Judy and 1 Mrs. Frank Mec, Nancv and Mrs. W. E. Edwards, Pat and Mrs. Floyd Eastwood, Elaine, Cheryl and Mrs. V. V. Hast ings, Lynn and Mrs. Robert Taylor, and Tanis and Mrs. Jim Rose. Background music was played by Patricia Selby. A prize presented by Mrs. Parker Woods, was awarded to Mrs. Harry Chipman. A hat decorating contest was won by Mrs. Lawrence Buonocore. The Misses Sharon Chip man and Julie Barclay enter tained luncheon guests with mu?ical pantomimes. Special recognition was giv en to the girls of the bethel who served on the favors and decorating committees as well as to Mrs. Raymond Reter, Mrs. Buonocore, Mrs. Harold Gordon, Mrs. Robert Minear, Mrs. W. E. Edwards, and Mrs. Guy Phettcplace. Installation Set By Gold Hill PTA Gold Hill - Mrs. Donald Meister will be installed pres ident of the Gold Hill Parent Teacher association when the unit holds the last meeting of the year Monday, May 14 at 7:30 p.m. in Patrick Element ary school. Other officers to be in stalled are Mrs. Rolen Rose- crans, vice president; Mrs. R. M. Gray, secretary; and Nor man Holden, treasurer. Mrs. Lester Parker, past president, will be installing of ficer. Mrs. Roland Washburn is retiring president. Gardeners Plan I For Ceremony Jacksonville - Officers for the Jacksonville Garden club will be installed at a meet ing of the club Thursday, May 17 ln the Community club room. The meeting will open with a work shop on flower arrangement at 9:30 a.m. Mrs. John Holmer will direct and members who attend should take their own materials, of ficers pointed out. A potluck luncheon will be served at noon under the di rection of the hostesses, Mrs. C. P. Smets and Mrs. A. G. Motchenbacher. f imm DON'T TAKE A CHANCE on Moth Damage . . . prepare your .Winter clothing for S'immer storage easily and safely here. We're always open drop in any time. TV FOR YOUR BIG 25-LB. COIN-OPERATED PLEASURE WASHER HAIR DRYERS 'Drycl8an $2.00 1 , (8 Quarters f V Dr lod UIHCII iiMori (2 Dimes n;r Load) Sii in LAUNDROMAT OCIrlKTOVvM N, HLDrOHQ OAKDALE LAUKD1MIAT C(yN OPERATED DRY CLEANING Next to Oolcdole arket 1 1 th and Oakdale Dance,0 Elecilon Returns N To Be Combined at Event Dancers to the music of the ! tal to cam money for the hos .'Tommy Dorscy orchestn di-1 01 w.. c n U.. ...:n vy uuimimi., win nun; iu iuuut cii'niuii ic- turns on television when they I ln rpsl al lh Armnrv on Friday, May 18. I dlincCi Mrs Honry storino and jMrs John Raapkc- believe ,tnal many southern Oregon residcnts wiu wcitome the first big-name" dance baud to come to Medford in manv years. They suggest that friends gather to celebrate ' nln.in ..Inhi n, tl. raihor thnn i nrivia hnmn. Refreshment will ho nvaila! I ble at the Armory, and chairs will be provided for those who prefer to listen to the mu sic rather than dance, and those who are weary from dancing. The benefit dance is being sponsored by Providence iNff' W IT ICG FS I riC 3 1 1 1 5 1 " 1 1 0 U Mrs. John Schroeder was installed president of the Medford chapter of Oregon State Mothers at the final meeting of the season held recently. Others installed with her are Mrs. J. A. Hoff buhr, vice president, Mrs. Chandler Drew, secretary and Mrs. John Connally, treas urer. After the ceremonies Dean D. W. Poling and Dean Helen S. Moor of the Oregon State university faculty spoke to parents and prospective stu dents regarding housing and finances. Bo' deans stressed that there are many scholar ships available to students who might otherwise be un able to attend because of fi nancial difficulties. A question and answer period wa conducted. At the close of the meeting Mrs. Al lan Jewett and her commit tee served refreshments. Spring Luncheon Held in Ashland Hornbrook-Members of the Hornbrook Bridge club held their annual spring no-hostess luncheon on Tuesday at , the Mark Antony hotel in Ashland. Members and guests attend ing were Mrs. Frank Ohlund of Yreka, Mrs. Frank Graves and Mrs. Ernest Spannaus, both of Hilt; and from Horn brook, Mrs. Fred Mills, Mrs. L. E. Jeter, Mrs. Bertha Bradley, Mrs. Henley Claw son, Mrs. John Griffin, Mrs. Edward Smith, Mrs. Marshall Horn, Mrs. Lester Nye and Mrs. Grace Quigley. Mrs. Bradley held high score, and Mrs. Graves, sec ond high. Lodge Sets Meeting; Convention Planned A business meeting for members of the Degree of i Honor lodge is set for Mon-j day, May .14 at 7:30 p.m., in the Girls Community club. 1 Mrs. Harold Elliott will be the hostess. Members who plan to at tend a district convention May 21 in Klamath Falls should call Mrs. H. Webster, SPring 2-6014, for Informa-: tion concerning time and place of meeting, officers an nounced. DRY 10 (On Dime) t STEWART Ave IREETL pital building fund. Guild 1 ...u niuiiut - ia wnu ie muikihk on iiic luiiiiniiiic me HITS. V. Nicoletti, who is in charge of l(,,nv.isin nhli,.ilv. Mr A. Schuchard and Mrs. Dan publicity, and Mrs. Ray Cas terline, newspaper publicity. Mrs. R. A. Naumes is handling advertising and Mrs. Mario Campagna is decorations , chairman. The ticket chairmen, Mrs. N. James Wilson and Mrs. Richard Saul, state that tick- els may be Purchased from any member of Providence guild, or from Purucker's Record house, Swem's, the First National Bank of Ore gon, Medford branch, t h e United States National Bank of Portland, Medford branch, and he Columbia Optical company, all in Medford, and Southern Oregon college in Ashland. Tickets may also be purchased at the door that evening. Sam Donahue now directs the Tommy Dorsey orchestra which will play here (or a dance Friday. May 18, to raho money for the Sacred Heart hospital building fund. SACRED HEART BENEFIT DALNJCE May 18 Tommy DORSEY'S famous orchestra In a grand bene fit dance for a wonderful cause! This big-time dance for the SACRED HEART HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND is sponsored by the Provi dence Guild. It's at the MEDFORD ARMORY FRI DAY NIGHT, May 18. . . . Be SURE to attend-you can get your tickets NOW from Puruckers, First Na tional and U.S. National Banks and Columbian tical Company. For Fiui! AAaster Point Winners Named; Player Honored Winners of tne monthly master point play of the Bear Creek Bridge club held May 10 have been announced. In first place in the north south position in Section A were John Shortridge and Robert Middlelon. who scored 98 points. Second place win- "ers were nlrs- Larl A"son , . 7 " with 03 points, in third were1 Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Boyd with 85 points. i In the east-west position in; Section A winners were ! George Rode and George Pol-j ski, first, 10B points; Roy Pruilt and Walter Ensminger, second, 100 points, and Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Sanderson, third, 95' i points. ln Section B in the north south positions a tie resulted for first and second places, with Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Coode, Wilderville, and Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Wrights scor - mg bzl-2 points, iurs. Kicnara Milestone and Mrs. Paul Mc Duffee took third place with 67 points. The Section B cast-west winners were Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Durland, Grants Pass, first, with 69 points; Mrs. J. J. Finegan and Mrs. F. E. Bowman, second, with 65 points, and Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Ricker, third, with 64 points. After the session Mr. Coode was honored on the occasion of his birthday. Cake and oth er refreshments were served in his honor. Family Life To Be Topic Mrs. Robert Cull will speak on "Effectual Family Life," at a meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance union Thursday, May 17 at 1:30 p.m. in the Fireplace room of the First Presbyterian church. Mrs. Robert Randle will give the lesson. Refresh ments will be served during the social hour, i ICE A thoughtful and Inexpensive favor for Mom be HER flavor in HER favorite ice cream luscious Jorgensens FIESTA. This delicious delight is easy to get easy to serve and all the family, friends enjoy it, too. Jorgensen's Fiesta Icre Cream has added goodness, that comes from the exclusive nutrient NUTRIMIX and you're sure to find just the flavor Mom likes best. ."A ' v rs v Op v r lairy FroaSiiels Ask for 'Jorgensens' BPW Elects Officers, Delegates Mrs. C. H. Redmond was . dent; and four delegates, Mrs. elected president of the Med- Redmond, Mrs. Floyd Palmer, ford chapter of the Oregon ! M.rs- ohn a Shortridge and Federation of Business andj Professional women at a re-' cent meeting of the club. Miss Laura York was elected first mii j i ii vice president, and Mrs. Mel-, va Marin, second vice pres ident. Other officers elected are Mrs. C. W. Parker, recording seCretary; Miss Voda Brower, corresponding secretary; Mrs. , Pa'mer' treasurer; and M'ss Lucile Lenox, auditor. Three directors were also elected, Mrs. E. H. Loveness, Mrs. Marion Keim and Mrs. Mary Vanderlin. They will take office July 1. The May meeting is set for Thursday evening, May 17 at the Girls Community club when the program will be conducted by the National Security committee headed bv Miss York. Dessert will be 1 served at 7:30 p.m., by mem- bers of the Finance commit tee, with Miss Pcggyann Hutchinson, chairman. Members from Medford to the 41st annual Oregon con vention of BPW to be held in Eugene May 18 through May 20 will be Miss Gladys Durrand, retiring president; Miss York, past state presi - Fashi ons, . MED7?tS FASHION ftNIE . A ' WONDERFUL TREAT ENJOY SMOOTH CREAM . T . Mk nonfat T IValcnn Mrs Loran A. Won at Eugene is state president and clubs in the Cascade district win be convention hostesses. 1 Theme of the meeting will ,)( Amine Wi(h tne ,, Miss Virginia R. Allen, na tional second vice president, will represent the national federation. Miss Allen will be installing officer for state of ficers and chairmen. Hornbrook Women Home From Trip Hornbrook - Mrs. Bertha Bradley returned home on Monday after an absence of two weeks, during which time she visited with relatives in Santa Rosa, Sacramento, Rich mond, Oakland and Napa, Calif. In Richmond, a family re union was held at the home of a sister, Mrs. Delia Rocder. Present at the gathering be sides Mrs. Bradley were an other sister, Mrs. J. W. Terrell of Sacramento, another sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Winders of Santa Rosa, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Mor rill of Woodland, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Von Til low and children Deann, Ward Jr., and Kent Allen, of 1 Santa Rosa For The Bride ond for every member ot the Bridal Party Let us help you plan the wedding of your dreams. 214 EAST MAIN PHONE SP 2-7169 5 jr" 13 (pY 5$ TOPS 9 3 "' Mow ' iii'teto?a .... SiOTW PTASchedules Installations Shady Cove-Trai 1 - Mrs. Chester Calloway will be in stalled president of the Shady Cove Parent-Teacher associa tion at ceremonies planned for Monday, May 14 at 7:30 p.m., in the school. Mrs. Richard Gannaway will be installed vice presi dent; Mrs. Paul Robinson, secretary, and Gordon Peter son, treasurer. Entertainment will be fur nished by the combined bands of the three schools making up the Eagle Point district. Eagle Point, Shady Cove and Elk-Trail. BUCKHORN MINERAL SPRINGS Ashland, Ort. Enjoy health. mil coimort, and hospitality amidst pltai- am mrr-untJtnEs. MOT M1NKRAI. 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