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MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, OREGON SUNDAY. MARCH 24. 1963 C 5 wsmm 1499 only JL """" CHADS! ITI Perfect Is weor lor oil occailoni, , UK Cold boll with lovely Floren tine flnlth impended on delicate gold necklace, looki much mora thon the low price. T3 IP WEST BEND 9-CUP PERK 699 wy Onm. CJtargt Itf New Low, $ I .... n: L.UW rnce 218 E. Main 779-1331 Open Friday Nita 'Tit 9 1 Ellen Reynolds (at leit) and Tammy Hald will make be- believa they are Easter bunnies when they help the host esses for a luncheon and fashion show to be given by the auxiliary to Jackson County Medical society. The event, set for April 1 at Rogue Valley Country club, will raise iunds for an educational project of the auxiliary. Ellen is a daugh ter of Dr. and Mrs. John Reynolds, and Tammy's parents are Dr. and Mrs. Christian Hald, both Ashland. Also playing Easter bunny for the party will be Robby Cope, son of Dr. and Mrs. Cope, also Ashland. Easter Bunnies, Guests To Mingle at Luncheon Three small Easter bunnies will mingle with guests, at the style show to be given on Monday, April 1 at the Rogue Valley Country club by the auxiliary to Jackson county Medical society. The bunnies will be live, but not the furry, animal variety. They will be children dressed in rabbit suits and distributing candies from gay Easter baskets. All three are the children of Ashland psysicians, and the models in the fashion show are the chil dren of Medford physicians. Two sets of twins, a pair of girls and a pair of boys, will be among the models. Fash ions shown will be for vari ous occasions, from sports wear to prom wear, for chil dren from 2 through 17 years of age. Several grandmothers, the wives of physicians, will wear Easter ensembles that are ap propriate for parading with grandchildren on Easter Sun day. Hats will be worn by the women models and the chil dren, to carry out the Easter bonnet theme. A hat bar will be set up in the hallway leading to the Starlight room.- Mann's are supplying hats of all types and colors, tailored and fri volous, large and small, for display ' on the racks. Hat boxes and mannikins in spring finery will decorate the stage where the models will promenade. Mrs. Florian Shasky will play the piano during the style show, and Mrs. Ted Sharon Lynn Koch Wed To Marlyn Ellermcier News of interest here is the marriage on March 16 of Miss Sharon Lynn Koch and Marlyn G. Ellermcier in All Faiths chapel, Ingleside, Neb. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. F. Koch, 814 West Fourteenth street, Medford. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eller meier of Glenvil, Neb. The Rev. Howard Franzen performed the double ring ceremony at 8:30 o'clock in the evening. The bride, given in mar riage by Ralph Fox, Lincojn, Neb. wore a satin gown with lace styled on princess lines. The scoop neckline was jewel trimmed, and the plain skirt was fashioned with a chapel train. Her bouquet was of pink carnations centered with a white orchid corsage. Mrs. Donald Major, Super ior, Neb., the bride's attend ant, wore a streetlcngth laven der satin dress with flared skirt and cap sleeves. She carried a bouquet of white roses with pink carnations. Pink-White Theme The chapel was decorated with pink and white carna- Mother. Son Visitors Here Mrs. Robert J. Gallagher, the former Dorothy McGraw of Medford, has been a guest here for the past week, di viding her time between the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Justin Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Don ald Day. She was joined this week end by her young son, Shawn, with whom she will return to Florence, Ore., to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett McGraw, former- erly of Medford. Mrs. Gallagher, whoso hus band is Capt. Robert J. Gal lagher, has been making her home at Ft. Sill, Okla., where Captain Gallagher was sta tioned with the United Slates army. He has been transfer red to the Monterey Language school prior to assignment to American University in Wash ington, D.C. Mrs. Gallagher and Shawn will be with her parents until he reports to his new assignment. tions. Kevin Fox, Lincoln, lighted the candles. Carl Spoling, Grand Is land, Neb., was best man and ushers were Richard Troudt, Glenvil, and Jonathan Fisch er, Hastings, Neb. The reception was held In the Thundcrbird Supper club. Miss Joyce Christenson and Miss Betty Grobner, both Hastings, presided at the gift table. The couple is living at 1604 West Third street, Hastings, following their wedding trip to Denver, Colo. The bride is a 1958 grad uate of Medford High school. She attended Walla Walla col lege at College Place, Wash., and Union college in Lincoln. She is employed as a case worker at the Hastings State hospital. The bridegroom was grad uated from high school in Glenvil and attended Wart burg college at Wavcrly, Iowa. He served in the Navy and now is assistant manager for the Jack and Jill grocery store in Hastings. He also is in the apartment house rental business. The bride's mother, who went east for the ceremony, wore a bone colored sheath dress with jacket and match ing accessories. The bride groom's mother was dressed in navy blue with white ac cessories. Both had corsages of pink rosebuds. The bride's father had been unable to make the trip for the occasion. PIANOS AND ORGANS . Your pick of ireitlnstruments it past savinjs! Here's your golden opportunity to save on a Baldwin-built piano or organ. We are deter- . mined to move stock. The reason? The record mount of trade-ins we took in on Baldwin built pianos and organs in 1962. There are three ways for you to save: (1) Tradc-ins- , Completely reconditioned instruments, like new quality, priced as low as a few hundred dollars. (2) Brand-new instruments Special factory-authorized price reductions on se lected models. (3) Rental plans If you're not quite prepared to buy a piano or organ just now, ask about our low-cost rental plans. Don't wait till all the best claims are staked out by somebody else. Stop in and see the exciting values now. The Baldwin Bargain Bonanza ends March 31, 1963. j LUSK MUSIC Co. 333 South Riverside Phone 772-8635 Sickels will act as commen tator. Tnhlps will hf, decorated in Easter egg pastels, with gay nnttpri ninnte as cemermeceu. Luncheon will be served at 12 noon, and cards will be available for bridge and canasta following the style show. Rpservaf Inn, mnv be made by calling Mrs. Charles Mc Adams, 773-6336. Proceeds urill Vip itspri fnr the nnst- graduate training of regis tered nurses in tne vaiiey. De Molay Officers . . , - - I r mia - .. 1 uau.' v Albany Family Visits Relatives Mr. and Mrs. Royal E. Glea son, Alabny, Ore., and daugh ters are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw, 641 Pine street, Mrs. Gleason's parents, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Glea son, 2684 Crater Lake high way, Mr. Gleason's parents. The Albany family also vis ited other relatives in the area while here during Spring vacation. Illinois Valley Workshop Closes Illinois Valley-A basic ew. lng workshop conducted by Mrs. Henry Gammel, volun teer instructor, recently was) completed. A group of six women, who had participated in the course, completed cot ton dresses during the session. At the close of the course the students presented Mrs. Gammel a gift for her volurv teer work. i,Xk I, k If (. 5 ' Mrs. Marlyn G, Ellermcier Ashland Woman Wins Contest Ashland Mrs. Pearl Crouch has been awarded first place in a nation-wide contest sponsored by Poets Study club with a poem enti tled "Watersong," which Mrs. Crouch says was inspired by Ashland creek which flows below her home on Granite street. On several previous occas ions Mrs. Crouch has won prizes in nationally recog nized organizations, among them the National Federation of Women's clubs. She is a member of the Ashland Wo men's Civic Club, OFWC. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Levt zow, 517 Western avenue, have as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Garrigus and three sons of The Dalles. Mrs. Garrigus is the eldest daughter of the Levtzows. LADIES! Make Your Own FABRIC ROLLER SHADES With "DECOR SHADE" ,- It's easy to fashion your own fabric shades to match or blend with your dacorl Use your old roller and your choice of print, stripe or plain fabrics treated with "DECOR SHADE" and you have your own beauti ful rolle rshadesl Pint size can will do 2 average sizes roller shades . ..$195 can Get "Decor Shads" at VALLEY SHADE CO. 2034 Barnett Rd. Phone 773-4620 "Everything for the window but the view" Elected De Molay district officers were elected March 16 when the Medford Chapter, Order of De Molay, was host group for a ninth district conclave. The retiring district gover nor, Michael Fctherstone, also past master councilor, Med ford chapter, presided. Ron Kirshcr, Ashland, was elected district governor; John Bassford, Grants Pass, vice governor; Don Kengla, Med ford, scribe, and Ron Good pasture, Kerby, chaplain. Miss Martha Bullard, Med ford chapter's De Molay Sweetheart, was elected as district Sweetheart. She will compete in the selection of state the De Molay Sweet heart during the stale con clave to be held in April in Corvallis. The Medford chapter has scheduled a meeting for Wednesday, March 27 at 7:30 p.m., in the Medford Masonic temple chapter room, when plans will be made for a dis trict meeting on April 10. The local chapter again will be the host gioup. Initiatory de grees will be conferred on candidates. Chapters from the district, Ashland, Grants Pass, Kerby and Medford, will be represented. Among other activities of the local chapter were recent visits to the Veterans Dom iciliary at White City. The young men competed with veterans in numerous games In which the veterans won all competitions. The members plan to revisit tne oomicn iary for further competition aa often as can be arranged. De Molay Mothers club members will select a com mittee to serve refreshments for the April 10 meeting, when the women meet also on Wednesday, March 27 at 7:30 p.m., In the temple, Home O'Brien-Karl Preston and daughter, Karen, were to re turn to O'Brien Saturday at ter visiting in Tracy, Calif. as guests of Mr. Preston's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Meryl Preston. I , Jv 'ltie0 . your J; sjT CHARGE jP ; ' ' ' ACCOUNT I INVITED I m Downtown Medford WOOL KNITS A wonderful Spring collection fust arrived! They're eaal comfortable, lightweight, packable, Very understated. Cheeef yours now from a large selection In one, two and three piece styles. ' v.. (Above). KIMBERLY KNITS in wool for graceful ease, either side of any ocean. This classic spring traveler knows how to flatter easy shape be comes that much prettier because it's belted. Collar ties up in a perfect arrangement for your accessories. This dress behaves beautifully from breakfast thru dinner. $cc95 Black, Greening or Skylark Sizes 8-16 J J (Right) ' KIMBERLY KNITS an easy wool knit for spring. This soft little suit never clock watches goes from AM right thru the PM, Fluid jacket just makes it to hipline. Wide neckline does a great job of flattering. A-skirt sits well on planes, trains or in your favorite restaurant $Q5 Regue Red or Navy Sizes 8-18 J Ride 'n Shop Member Main and Bartlelt Streets Downtown Medford Phone 772-6421
