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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20. 1963 Imported Knits Come From Many Countries Imported knits are once again very much in the spring fashion picture Austrian and Belgian entries feature lace-like, open work stitches for summer effect, and novel ty knits that resemble straw braiding. Trims include crochet edg ing, embroidery and appliques. These also favor permanent plisse skirts, flared skirts, 3 piece suits, and cape-jackets. Colors are pale, with blues and yellow, pinks and peach and other novelties used in combination. Italian knits, follow clean, uncluttered lines; meature el egantly coordinated two and three-piece outfits. LUC8TE WALL PAINT $745 Regularly Per Gallon NOW $ As Spring Opening Special ENAMEL TO MATCH 306 q.: nrs., I Fri. & Sat. ALL COLORS! 15 On Stocked OFF Wallpaper COLORAMA 315 East Main PAINT CENTER Phone 772-4564 SPRING KNITS-Knits have a knack for spring's slimmer sil houettes. Versatile three-piece costume features a sleeveless turtleneck shell. B. Aileen. . Ashland Man Is Honored at Event Ralph I. Robertson, 9800 Highway 99, Ashland, an em ployee of the Oregon state highway department for the past 27 years, was recently honored by the Crater Lake Chapter of the Oregon State Employee's association. Robertson started with the Siskiyou section maintenance station in 193S, and remained with that crew until his re tirement in February. Earl E. Bridgeman, a fellow employee, was master of cer emonies at the dinner, at which Robertson was pre sented a bronze plaque signed by members of the Oregon state highway commission commending him for the long years of service given the Highway department. A cake with a rocking chair on top, suggesting leisure dur ing his retirement, and sleep ing bags and a gasoline stove for camping also were pre sented Robertson and his wife by the crews of the five sec tion stations in Jackson county. The dinner was followed by a business meeting and a safety movie shown by C. J. Douglas of the Industrial Ac cident commission. SPRING WRAP-Luxurious mink, intricately draped, ap pears as a spring and summer wrap in a new hue - blue beige. It's Emba's Morning Light mink. Wendf Resigns as Principal in GP Grants Pass - Robert C. Wendt, principal of the High land elementary school here, has announced his resignation effective at the end of the cur rent school year. He plans to pursue gradu ate studies leading to a doc torate. He has been awarded a graduate assistantship at the University of Oregon school of education. Wendt is immediate past president of the Oregon Ele mentary Principals associa tion. He has been active in education and community af fairs here. 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