Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 28, 1962, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON FRIDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1962 Social Events Student Here; Trio, Group Skiis at Park Wallace Huffman, who ar rived lo spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett R. Huffman, 1149 Loal avenue, will return Jan uary 7 to Stanford university - where he is a freshman stu- dent. A 1962 graduate of Medford High school, the stu dent is studying at Stanford on a four-year Navy scholar ship and is a member of the NROTC. He is majoring in mathematics. At Medford High school, he was a member of the Coach- ' men, a men's trio singing group, made up of Mark ' Cochran, who is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Cochran, 216 Eayt Main street, from Oregon State uni- versity, and Jarl Dyrud, a senior at Medford High school. - On Thursday the trio and a group of other former class mates made up a snow party -at Crater' Lake National . park where they skiied and tobogganed. Women of Unity .Prog i jram Given A guest trio, consisting of Mrs. Clinton Phelps, Mrs. Garry Tippits, and Mrs. Laur en Hardy, accompanied by Mrs. Hoyt Hay on the organ, furnished the Christmas mu sic for the Women of Unity, , last Friday, at the Unity , Church of Medford. The Christmas story, de- . picting the nativity scene, was portrayed by Mrs. Lee Cor many, Mrs. Virginia Greene, Mrs. William Turn er, Mrs. Dorothy Bowen. Ash land: and Mrs. Earl Moore, Medford. The church was decorated with bells, poinscttias. and evergreens formed the back ground for two minature deer. Mrs. Clay M. Lee read the story of the Christmas Rose; "and asked for people to write ' the word "Christmas" with "Christ" in it, not "Xmas." for "Xmas" leaves out the "Christ." Mrs. Edgar N. Terrill, Tal ent, president of Women of , Unity, conducted a business . session. The Rev. Katharine Bos worth gave the devotionals on the subject of "The Heal ing Power of God." Guests were Mrs. Alta B. Bance. Mrs. Nctta Rcctas. Miss Bea Hurley and Mrs. H. W. Conger. Medford: and Mrs. Vida LaVay, Ashland. Hostesses were Mrs. Ter rill, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. A. W. Glutsch and Mrs. Lee. Mrs. Irving Housechild poured. The luncheon table and room were decorated in a holiday theme. The next meeting will be January 25. Village Light Circle Names New Officers Butte Falls-Mrs. Oscar Bar low was elected president of the Village Light circle, wo men's missionary group of Butte Falls Community church, at a recent meeting. Mrs. Louis Crammer was named vice-president, and Mrs. James East, secretary treasurer. The election was held dur ing the annual Christmas par ty and gift exchange. A sudsy cloth will remove the discoloration that collects around the oven door of a kit chen range. To prevent "crav ing" the enamel, wait until the surface has cooled. SALE MATERNITY BLOUSES Instead of J.9i. From your favorite maker. A huge assortment of styles at tremendous savings in our Stork Nook. ifCLj . ygsiAw To serve special New Year's party guesli along with that "one more for the road coffee" make this Champagne coke, as easy lo do as saying goodbye to 1962. Just use your favorite eight or ten-inch round cake recipe. Make it at least three inches thick. Cut it in sections, in sizes as seen from look ing at this photograph. After assembly. Calendar Calendar notices and newi for the society section of The Mail Trihunr must he submitted in writing and dcndlinc (or the Sun day edition If I p m Friday Dead l;ne for the weekly calendar is 9 a.m of the day of publication and tor ween day news is 5 p.m. tht day before publication. Friday 6:30 p.m. - Wcatnnka coun cil. Degree of Pocahontas, Redman hall. Preview Given Spring Style United Press International For spring, 1963, look tor the full skirted "popovcr" dress for girls and subteens. It's a three-in-one dress with its own popover jumper good for early spring right through late summer. Look for a "new look" in old fabrics this spring. Seer sucker, denim and madras will take the honors. Seer sucker comes In wide stripes and bold plaids. Denim has "western" details such as con trast stitching and yokes. And madras has wider, more spaced patterns. Caribbean bound? Try a lively striped barber shop style sport shirt combined with slim pants, white neck band and cuffs. The rainwear trend? To a slightly short coat with more interest for belted backs. Vir tually all demand today, in cidentally, is for garments with zip-out pile linigs. The pinafore slip is just about the best thing that's hap pened to children's lingerie since the bouffant petticoat, Women's Wear Daily reports. This double-as-a-dress item, seen only at a very few firms several seasons ago, has had such enthusiasiic response that now almost all lingerie makers show several for spring. Whipped sour cream be comes fluffy, increases in vol ume, and can be piled on top of gingerbread, spice cake or pudding and garnished with shaved curls of chocolate, chopped pecans or almonds, or crushed peppermint stick candy. Women's News Here it is only Friday and the Christmas decorations around our house and the News Room at the Tribune are already beginning to look a little tired and frazzled. Just last Monday they looked so bright and gay, but now the holly leaves are a bit dry and dusty looking, the mistletoe is drooping and some of the bright baubles which hung among the evergreens have fallen and smashed. The cones, of course, are indestructible. The beautiful spray of cones and acorns hanging on the front door at home may gather some dust, but a whiff of air will blow that away. We will store the spray in a plastic bag, and when we take it out for Christmas, next year, the good earth tones of brown will be unchanged and as attractive as when the spray was first made. Something else has been giving us a lot of pleasure this Christmas. About two weeks ago we noted that the buds on the winter jasmine were beginning to swell, so we took the clippers and cut eight or a dozen small branches, put them in the pretty cut glass water jug which was a present from a good friend, and set it in a warm spot in the dining room. Sure enough after a few sight of one bright yellow dozens of them. They are a little small and maybe not quite as deep a yellow as if they had bloomed outdoors on the bush. But yellow they are, and fresh, and somehow, they are a more beautiful to our eyes than the Christmas tree ornaments. O S. Class To Be Conducted For Medical Assistants The Jackson County Med ical Assistants association, with the cooperation of the adult education department of the Medford Public schools, is sponsoring a series of classes for medical assistants who Couples Visiting In Central Point Central Point Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lcflcr, Temple City, Calif., have been guests at the home of their brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wright, 417 Fifth street. Before returning to California, they will visit relatives in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lef ler, Bcaverton, Ore., also are holiday guests at the Wright home. Mr. Lcflcr is a nephew of tile Wrights. Disguise Given For Leftovers The typical plague to many American hoinemakers is the use of leftover meats. Left overs can actually be a bless ing in disguise. They can help you keep the food budget balanced as well a open many avenues of creativity in the culinary field. As an e x a m p I e, Reba Staggs. well known home economist and meal expert, suggests that if you have 2 or 3 cups of cubed meat, beef, veal, pork or lnnib. a mixture of condensed onion soup, celery seed and prepared chili sauce can add an air of elegance to this otherwise commonplace second day serving. One important factor to keep in mind is to keep cook ed meat lightly covered in the coldest' pari of Ihe refrigera tor to prevent further drying. Zeity Meat Repeat Two to three cups cubed or six slices cooked meat; one can (1 1 ounces) condensed onion soup: one-half tea spoon celery seed: on-fourth cup prepared chili sauce. Mix onion soup, celer;- seed and chili sauce in frying-pan. Add meat. Cover tightly and cook slowly until thoroughly heated, bnM 10 minutes. Four to six serving cover the entire cake with your favorite white frosting. Outline the glass on top with yellow decorating icing in tubes. Use red decorating gel in tubes for the "Happy New Year" inscription. Bubbles are made with varied colored decorating icings and gelatines in tubes. days we were rewarded by the blossom and by now there are wish to become more profici ent. Those who are interest ed in becoming medical assist ants or medical secretaries will also be included. The first class will be an atomy and physiology with applied terminology and is based on an outline from the American Medical Assistants association. The first class will be Monday, January 14, from 7:30 lo 10 p.m., in the auditor ium at Rogue Valley Memo rial hospital and will be held every Monday thereafter. The tuition for the 10 week course will be $5, with books addi tional, bringing the approxi mate cost to SI0 to S15, those in charge have stated. Mrs. Bertha Morrill, R.N, di rector of the Rogue Valley School of Practical Nurses, will be tiie instructor. Further information may be obtained by calling Mrs Zcth el Parsons, admission depart ment. Rogue Valley Memorial hospital, telephone 77H-62B1, or Mrs. Ceelle llammill, tele phone 773-774R. Relatives Visit At Boyle Home Gold Hill C r e i g h t o n Thompson returned to his home in Mexico December 17 after spending several weeks here visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson, his son Paul and daughter, Miss Jenny Lou Thompson. Another son of the Thomp son, Philip Thompson. Se attle, and his family have re- I turned to their home after ' spending some time here. I In Prospect Prospect Clifford Vincent, j nine-year-old son of David Vincent and Mrs. Caroline j Fisher, has arrived from San ' Francisco lo stay for the re i mainder of the school year at I the home of his uncle and I aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Free land. i Multiple Duty New York - m - What cleans teeth, sews buttons, ' stitches fowl and catches fish, and is small enough lo hold in 'your fist? The answer: denial I floss. Beta Sigma Phi Party Is Held Mrs. Robert Knight, Cen tral Point, was hostess for the annual Christmas party for members of Gamma Xi chapter. Beta Sigma Plif sor ority. Mrs. Herbert Edwards was in charge of the pro gram, and Mrs. Gay Hallett was cohosless. A reading was given by Mrs. Jean Skirvin on the art of giving, and Christmas carols were led by Mrs. N. A. Starnes. Games were played and sifts were exchanged which revealed the members' secret sisters for the year. A drawing was held for names of 1963 secret sisters. Dancers Plan New Years Party Among the New Year's eve parties will be a square dance at the Country Square Dance hall. The event will start at :30 p.m. ' The hall is located a mile west of Talent junction on Colvcr road. Women attend ing are asked to take potluck food that can be eaten with out plates; cookies and potato chips are suggested. Floyd Workman will call the squares; all callers and square dancers are invited, : Corsons Visit Family Here Mr. and Mrs. John Corson and children, Ruth and Eliz abeth Ann, are houscgucsts at the home of Mrs. Corson's 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne H. Jamison, 110 Portland ave nue. Mrs. Corson is the for mer Miss Janet Jamison. Mr. Corson, formerly of, Grants Pass, is a student alj the University of Oregon school of medicine in Port- i land. Good Buys In Foods Are Listed (The following guide to the nation's food buys for tins week end was prepared by the j U.S. Department of Agricul ture and Interior for bniled Press International.) Washington - IUPII - As holi day festivities continue, the shopper will find a great se lection and variety of meat, fish, poultry, and winter fruits and vegetables in local food shops. Beef roasts and hams arc the best meat buys. Many types of fish are available. Among them are canned Maine sardines, can ned tuna, fish sticks, and fish portions. Reasonably priced turkeys continue lo be a good buy for New Year dinners. Good supplies of carrots, lettuce, onions, squash, pota toes, and sweet potatoes will be found in produce bins this week. Good fresh fruit buys this week include apples, bananas, grapes, oranges, and grape fruit. Eggs are tops on the dairy foods list. Now here's a close look at plentiful food supplies in this area: West: The preferred cuts of beef are in brisk demand for the New Year's restaurant trade this week, and as a re sult West coast food shoppers will find prices a bit higher in their markets. Other cuts, such as chuck, may be a cent or two lower per pound. Fresh pork prices are up a cent or two a pound also in the San Francisco area. Ample supplies of poultry and eggs are reasonably priced. In the fre.sh produce bins, there are plentiful supplies of apples, bananas, California oranges, tangerines, winter pears, broccoli, topped car rots, cauliflower, lettuce, yel low onions, spinach, and hard squash. Also in good supply are avo cados, California grapefruit, persimmons, cabbage, celery, potatoes, and sweet potatoes. The western fresh fish shop per will find fine and abun dant stocks of flounder and sole, halibut, rockfish, salmon and scallops. Fruit Trees Toasted As New Year Gesture Seattle, Wash. fL'PH Even the health of fruit trees was loasted at New Year's cele brations in the lflth and ! 71 h centuries. The Pacific Coast Canned Pear service quotes as author ity for this a line from purl Robert Derrick: "Wassaile tne trees that they may h.'.ir in many a plum and many pear.' j Cooking Froten Poests i A frozen roast can be rook : ed in the same manner as fresh roasts: 300 degrees for I beef, veal, lamb and cured pork; 350 degrees for fresh I pork. However, roasts cooked 1 from the fro.en state require ' one third to one half again as I long for cooking as defrosted roasts. iau. mfmw! i jm jp to ' 1 -Ml w .' New York Actress Ann Sothern greets her daughter. Patricia, in the receiving line at the International Debutante Ball at the Hotel Astor December 27. Thirty-three American and 16 foreign debutantes were introduced to American so ciety at the ball. (UPI) Vitoi AFTER XMAS XMaS CARDS 98c TRIPLE PACK WRAP 29c 39c FOIL XMAS WRAP 19c Roll 3 rolls 50c 25c FOIL XMAS WRAP 10c 25c FLAT WRAP . 9c Pkg., 3 for 25c 49c FLAT WRAP 19c Pkg., 3 for 50c TOYS - GAMES - PUZZLES HALF PRICE OR LOWER DORMEYER THESE ARE VALUES $rt88 VAlUES TO $20.00 $18.88 DORMEYER Fades away fRIATMINT Hit JAR, I MONTH I' SUPPLY j mis ijt MM) INTRODUCTORY TUIE, WICKS' SUPPLY nun At rMH w U I t Wr . ' . Iff '.V . 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