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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON r i i. . ".'I'. . K.'1 TIME OUT M. Scott Carpenter, one of the seven Mercury 7 astronauts, takes time out from his training to talk about Savings Bonds. The Mercury 7 model capsule and savings bond he holds are closely related. "Our explorations in f pace over the years will require substantial sums of money," Scott notes. "The extent and success of this program ultimate ly rests upon a strong and growing economy. The continued sale of savings bonds and extra sales during the Freedom bond drive, is an essential ingredient of a healthy economy. There's no better investment on earth, or perhaps in space, either, than United States Savings Bonds." . . . NOW is the time to stock up on those needed vacation and travel supplies. These are just a few of the items we have to help make your summer more pleasant. CARDS FOR FATHER'S DAY SUMMER COLOGNES Sunglasses Suntan Lotions Bathing Caps FIRST AID KITS AND TRAVELING KITS DFORD PHARMACY 101 NORTH CENTRAL at SIXTH PHONE ..772-6253 4-H Club News All Thumbs A recent meeting of the All Thumbs 4-H Sewing club was called to order by Faye Chap man, president. Nelda Chap man, junior leader, gave a demonstration on how to sew on a button. We then worked on our sewing projects. The tentative date for our fashion show is some time in the latter part of June. Steve Chapman was a visitor. The meeting was adjourned and refreshments were served, Judy Boettcher, Reporter, Phoenix Herdsmen The May meeting of the Phoenix Herdsmen 4-H club was called to order by Allene Harris, vice president. We an swered roll call with the names of our steers. Our leader, Mr. Harris, gave a demonstration on the parts of a steer and we bad a test over them. The date was set for the next meeting and Sharon and Judy Boettcher served refreshments. The meeting was held at Boettch er's home. The meeting was adjourned, Sharon Boettcher, Reporter. Handy Annies The eighth meeting of the Handy Annies 4-H club was called to order by Eileen Full man at Mrs. John Hockstat ter's house. Jocelyn Greer and Pam Scarlet gave a demonstration on sewing on a button. Molly Ely and Margaret Carnegie gave a talk on 4-H clubs around the world. The next meeting will be held June 12 at Mrs. Hoek statter's home at 4 p.m. . Marlene Nouguier and Bar bara Hockstatter will give a talk on judging. Jeanette Greer, Reporter. Desert Pegasus There will not be a meeting of the Desert Pegasus 4-H Horse club June 16, because members plan to go to Mon tague, Calif., to attend the Junior Rodeo June 16 and 17. Karyl Bishop and Dale West are attending summer school at Corvallis this week. Phillip McGuire won the junior trophy at the Rogue Saddle Lites prefair at the fairgrounds in Medford June 3, and Regina Krambeal won the junior trophy at the Ash land Wranglers playday in Ashland May 30. She captured all the blue ribbons in the gymkhana events. The Jaycee Fourth of July gymkhana put on by the Des ert Pegasus will be held in Eagle Point July 4 at 1 p.m. There will be games in junior, senior, and adult classes, with ribbons to fifth place and tro phies to high point rider in each age group. The group will meet June 30 at 1 p.m. at the James Dunn ranch. Karyl Bishop, Reporter. Mixers and Stitchers The ninth meeting of the Mixers and Stitchers 4-H club was held at the home of Mrs, Jack Rentz, our leader, re cently. The meeting was called to order by Cathy Zarosinski, our president. At the meeting, the last group of girls made muffins. Refreshments were served by Cathy Zarosinski and Christen Petrusick. Mary Paradis, Reporter Desert Pegasus At the last Desert Tcgasus, Eagle Point 4-H (horse club, meeting the members were briefed on proper perform ance for shows in halter show manship and horsemanship. They also reviewed the show schedule for the coming summer season, including the Montague Junior Rodeo, Mon tague, Calif., June 16 and 17; Tricky Trotters Playday, June Wheat Cargoes Down From April Amounts Salem - HW - The Oregon Agriculture department said May wheat cargoes moving out of Portland to overseas markets totaled 5.3 million bushels. This was a million bushels down from April, but about a million ahead of May, 1981. T. Ralph Berry, state grain division chief, said grain re ceipts in Portland from east of the Rockies totaled 818 carloads in May, up more than 100 cars over April, but down about 100 cars from May last year. 24; and Besere Pegasus Play day, July 4 in Eagle Point. Plans were also made for an overnight ride and camp out early this summer. No date was set. ' Karyl Bishop, Reporter GH Livestock The latest meeting of the Gold Hill Livestock 4-H club was called to order by Presi dent Marie Jones, Roll call was accounted by project re ports. We talked about money for our club's fair ex"penses; each is to earn 50 cents on his own. We bad a film entitled "Your Lamb Goes to the Fair." Laura Thomas, Reporter "star gazer J- 3-l! i3-42)8 TAURUS APR. 21 MAT 2T 2- 6-37-41 46-55-80-88 GFMINl QMAY 22 36-39-52-69 '572-76-86-9 CANCER i JUNE 23 id; 111-22-28-43 5M2-68 UO JULY 2 AUG. 23 TY! 3-27-34-60) 74-78-84-89 AUG. 24! SEPT. 22 2044 ffSlS-lMOJ H4?-64-65 -By CLAY IL PGLLAN- Vbuf Daily Activity Guide M According o tkt Stars. " To develop message for Thursday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zcdks: birth sfgrt LIBRA SEPT. 23 x-ff OCT. 23.ic4 16-19-25-29 153-58-75 1 Lock 2 Brilliant 3 Of 4 Chock 5 Your 6 Idea 7 Your 8 Ideas 9 Seme 1&A U Don't 31 Against 32 Than 33 Go 34 A 35 Common 36 Today' 37Mcy 35 Mci 39 Accent 4l After Develop i? 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