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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IB, 1362 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREUON Extension Units Stage Fair at Cave Junction Illinois Valley - The Anna si Christmas fair staged by the combined extension units from Illinois Valley, Selma Deer Creek and Lone Moun tain was held this year on November 9 in the American Lesion auxiliary room in Cave Junction. Over 150 persons signed the guest book with a number from Ashland, Control Point and Grants Pass. Ideas and items for Christ mas gifts were on display with patterns available. Ideas and items for Christ mas gifts were on display, with patterns available. Mrs. Henry Gammcl and Mrs. Marjorie Johnson of the Illinois Valley unit were co- chairmen and a silver tea was served throughout the day. Mrs. George Michcls repres ented the Lone Mountain unit. Mrs. Goldic Peters, the Selma Ranchcros and Mrs Ernie Woodcock, Deer Creek Those who still wish to ob tain patterns of items shown may obtain them from the ex tension office in Grants Pass, and those desiring pattern numbers may contact Mrs Gammcl. Among exhibits at the fair were hand made dolls with heads and hands made of dried apples, made and cloth ed by "Grandma" Wilbur, Il linois Valley unit member. Couple Spends Week End al Ranch. Wonder - Mr. and Mrs, Rose Campbell spent last week end at their home on Slate creek and then returned In Sacramento where Mrs. Campbell is employed. Central Church Announces Topics The Thanksgiving sermon at Central Church of Christ, 1440 South Oakdale ave., will be entitled "Where Arc The Nine?" The speaker at the 1 a.m. Sunday service will be John V. Heberling, minister. A junior worship service is held at the same hour and a nursery for babies and pre schoolers is provided. At the 7:30 p.m. worship service, Mr. Heberling will speak on "Cleansing from Sin," the second in a series of messages on modern day les sons from the Old Testament Inbernachlc. f A 1 Col outlines spt w baroness Rogue River Valley Knife and Fork club members will hear Baroness Maria von Trapp ipeak Tueday. No. vember 20. at Rogue Valley Country club. Baroness To Speak for Knife-Fork Reservation deadline is Saturday, November 17 for tors. Women's News Social Events Groups Hold Installation In Grants Pass Mrs. Alice Smith, Medford, was recently installed presi dent of the auxiliary to Colo nel Sargent camp, United Spanish War Veterans, at joint ceremony with Rogue Diver auxiliary held at ;he Community hall in Grants Pass. Mrs. Florenz Breilmey er, Grants Pass, is the new president of Rogue River auxiliary. Mrs. Kaie Zicgler of Port land, Oregon department pres ident, installed officers of both auxiliaries. Mrs. Ted Cotter and Mrs. Don Thomas served as installing conduc- SERVICES UH 3. AT THE TOY HOUSE 317 EAST MAIN Rogue Valley Knife and Fork club members who plan to at tend the dinner meeting Tues day, November 20, when Baroness Maria von Trapp will speak at Rogue Valley Country club. The Baroness, mother of the world-known Trapp fam ily singers, now is engaged In the role of inn keeper at the Alpine-styled Trapp Family lodge al Stowe, Vermont. She is the widow of Baron Gcorg von Trapp. Before her marriage the baroness was a novitiate in Austria and was loaned by the abbey to the Salzburg house hold of the World War I hero, Baron von Trapp, as govern ess for his seven motherless children. The baron fell in historian love with her and made her his wife. In open defiance of the Nazi invaders of their home land,' the Tinpps and their family priest, Father Franz Wasncr, who had blended the family voices into a un ique choral ensamble, fled Austria, to build a new life for themselves in a new world. Their story is t ho basis for the Rodgcrs and llammer stcin musical, "The Sound of Music," currently popular. The group was disbanded aft er 20 years of world tours during which they appeared in more than 2000 concerts. The baroness now is en deavoring to raise funds for the operation of a Catholic Mission station at Naiseieland on the island of Villi Lvv in Ihe Fiji group, where Msgr. Wasncr and a native priest are already at work building the structures that will lie headquarters of the mission ary training program. The baroness recently visited Ihe area through a special invita tion of t he Papal Delate for the South Pacific. Otherwise the baroness occupies her time between lecturing and writing with the guests at the lodge. Department chief of staff, Mrs. Bessie Sutton, Corvallis, accompanied Mrs. Zicgler to Grants Pass. Renne Grosh Grants Pass, department senior vice commander, was also present. Three past de partment presidents, Mrs. Sut ton, Mrs. Harry Barneburg, and Mrs. Don Anderson, Med ford, and Mrs. Grosh, depart ment junior vice president, were introduced and present ed corsages. Mrs. Nellie Lessing is the retiring president of Rogue River auxiliary and Mrs. James Vandersteen is the re tiring president of Colonel Sargent auxiliary. Mrs. Smith's officers in clude Mrs. Emma Craig, senior vice president; Mrs, Polly Of futl, junior vice president; Mrs. Bertha Nelson, chaplain; Mrs. Rosa Young, patriotic instructor; Mrs. Vandersteen, Mrs. Barneburg, secretary; Mrs. Anderson, treasurer; Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston and Mrs. Grace Ber ry, conductors; and Mrs. Nora Hodgeson and Mrs. Clara Agee, guards. Attending from Medford were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gilhnor and daughters Yvonne and Carol, Mrs. Mabel Nichol son, Mrs. Grace White, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Alice Smith. Mrs. Olfutt, Mrs. Nel son, Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Barneburg. Attending from Ashland were Mrs. Lois Brent and Mis. Grace Berry and from Central Point, Mrs. Lcla Lamb. The reliring president pre sented each of her officers with a gift. A turkey dinner was served by the members of the host auxiliary. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Barneburg, Mrs. Gilhnor and Mrs. Anderson furnished a large birthday cake, To Initiate Epsilon chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma will hold initi ation and a business meeting at First Methodist church in Medford. Saturday, November 111, at 4:110 p.m. A banquet will follow at the Medford hotel. 337 East Pine PAULINE'S FASHIONS Central Point, Oregon Slock Reduction Still in Progress at Pauline's Fashions! BARGAINS GALORE All Over the Store . . . Just Come in and See Theml New 3-Piece Cotton KNIT SUITS Sizes 10 to 16 S 11198 CHIFFON PARTY DRESSES and 12,98 $1198 One Only - Chiffon VELVET COAT Regular $39.95 Now ... 29 , , .iVr'y'-' -I - '$&y ,, f I' Shirley Sallerfield J o n i, 1960 graduate of Medford High ichool and runner-up for Miss Oregon the lame year as Miss Jackson county, will appear in "Show Boat," to be presented November 16-17 by the Salem Civic choir at ihe armory auditorium in the slate capital. Shirley Jones Has Role In 'Show Boat' Salem Shirley Satterfield Jones, who was Miss Jackson county in 1960 and runner-up for Miss Oregon, will play one of lire leading roles in the Salem Civic choir's production of "Show Boat" this week end, November 16-17, at the Salem armory auditorium. Mrs. Jones will play Mag nolia Hawks, daughter of the captain of the "Cotton Blos som. A 11)60 graduate of Medford High school, Mrs. Jones at tended the University ef Ore gon and will enroll at Willam ette university this winter. In addition to her success in the Miss Oregon contest, Mrs. Jones was Miss March of Dimes in 1D59 and Miss Easy Vision for the Hoffman Tele vision corporation. She is a John Robert Powers' model. In high school she won an award for best actress from the National Thespian society, a scholarship to Ripon univer sity in Wisconsin from the National Forensic league and the award for outstanding mu sicianship from the U of O in 15!. Mrs. Jones is the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Satter field, 1815 Prune street, Med tord. Her husband, Gordon Jones, plays the role of Frank SchuU, half of a comedy-dance team in "Show Boat." He also designed the sets for the pro duction. The Salem Civic choir is composed of some 50 people who sing for their own enjoy ment. Earlier in the year they presented "Oklahoma!" CALENDAR Friday 6:30 p.m. -Rogue Valley Unitarian fellowship, banquet room, North's Chuck Wagon restaurant. 7 p.m. -Phoenix Neighbors of Woodcraft, Phoenix Com munity hall. 7:30 p.m. Bethel 58, Inter national Order of Job's Daughters, Shady Cove VFW hall. 8 p.m. -Ladies' auxiliary to the Fraternal Order of Eagles, card party at 217 West Main street. 8 p.m. - Weatonka council, Degree of Pocahontas, Red man hall, Saturday 12 noon-League of Women Voters, Colony restaurant, corner of Fourth and Front streets, 8:30 p.m.-Dcrby Hoedown ers, Derby Community hall. Family Vililt In Prospect Prospect Recent visitors al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Barr were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Henderson and children, Bobbie, Diane and Berney. Shower Honors Seattle Visitor Central Point-Mrs. Douglas Culy of Seattle, Wash., was honored at a shower held No vember 10 at the home of Mrs. Allan Higinbotham 597 Head road, Central Point. Mr. and Mrs. Culy, who formerly lived In Medford, were guests in the valley at the time. An arrangement of white daisies and chrysanthemums, flanked by white tapers, deco rated the table. Refreshments followed games. Attending were Mrs. Thomas Lytle, Portland, moth er of Mrs. Culy, Mrs. Gordon Pathmann, Mrs. James Tiiek kar, Mrs. John Neal, Mrs. Gale Culy, Mrs. Price Shafer, Mrs. Douglas Hinesly, Miss Penny Cantwell, Miss Janet Snodgrass and Miss Rita Miller. Entertains Club Montague-Mrs. Gladys Hart entertained her contract bridge club at her ranch home In Little Shasta Valley on Fri day, November 9. A Thanks giving theme was used in the decorations and the menu of the dessert luncheon which preceded cards. Mrs. Brice Long received the high score and Mrs. Mar garet Tyler second. VISIT... La Pointe's Maternity STORK NOOK PONCHO BLOUSE $595 3 Twirlers Plan Dance Saturday Medford Twirlers will spon sor a "third Saturday" night Miuaie dance at 8:30 p.m. at the Wilson school gymnasium in Medford November 17. All 1 siiuare dance enthusiasts are invited to attend, and women are asked to take food for pol luck refreshments. The Twirlers will also be hosts for a meeting of the Sis Q Square Dance council Tues day, November 211, at the Phoenix Community hall at 8 p.m. All square dancers are invited to attend. Club members have been attending dances in nearby communities in recent weeks. Six couples accompanied Art Shoemaker to Myrtle Creek where he served as guest caller for a dance. Another group danced with Ihe Kcno Squares in Giants Pass and another visited the Ashland lluckles and Bows. Ladies of Elks Planning Party M a n y reservations have been made for Tuesday, No vember Jfl. when Medford Ladies of F.Iks will entertain the Ashland Ladies. Reserva tions can sill! be made until Sunday, November 18, by calling Mrs. Claud Hoover, 77;t-.Wi3 or Mrs. Clyde Ram sey. 772-8741. A social hour to begin at 1 1 .30 am. will be followed by a buffet luncheon. Medford women are requested to bring salads. During the afternoon, bridge, canasta and pinochie will he plaved. Mothers, wives and widows of Elks are invited to this event which will be held ill the Medford Elkj club dow n stairs party lounge. HEAT YOUR HOME THE BEST WAY AND SAVE MONEY TOO! The cost of heating your home or place of business is not told entirely by the price you pay for fuel. For example, look at a few money-saving advantages of using ELECTRIC ENERGY rather than burning fuel: Electric Heat requiret no vents for smoke and messy lame byproducts, so no heot is wasted up a chimney or flue. Flomeless Electric Heat is as clean as sunshine . . . helps cut down cost of cleaning walls, furniture, fixtures, and consumes no oxygen! Electric heating systems are simple and efficient . . , create fewer maintenance, repair, and cleaning costs to add to your heating bills. flectric Heating systems cost less to install than most flame-type systems. AND NOW THIS SPECIAL MONEY-SAVING BONUS: Until December 1, Cal-Ore Electrical League heating and wir ing contractors are authorized to allow you a special wiring bonus allowance of $6.00 per kilowatt of installed heating capa city! For many home owners and business people, this can mean A MINIMUM SAVING OF 90.00 OR MORE! IMPORTANT: Get complete details from your contractor before installation. (Ask him, too, about the Wire-On-Time Plan) Participating Electrical Heating and Wiring Contractors: Beaver Elec. & Plumbing Supply, 773-4549 Feldman & Olson Electric 7737751 Brooks Electric 772-5209 Harrison Electric 664-2091 Court Street Electric (T.,.,. 535-41 35 Norpac Supply 773-4645 Electronic Service 773-1971 Rogue Electric Service 772-6603 Enloe Electric T.,.B, 535-1 269 Rush Electric Company 772-4960 Trowbridge Electric 773-6241 PARTICIPATING DISTRIBUTORS: Sloan Co. King-Swan-Cavalier Wtstinghouse Electric Supply Co. Westinghouse Electrical Heating Equipment HEAT MODERN - SAVE MONEY - WITH CLEAN ELECTRIC HEAT r
