Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 16, 1963, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMtDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON TUESDAY. APRIL 1. MM A 7 PAY NO MONEY DOWN WHEN YOU BUY ON CREDIT AT WARDS. CHARGE IT EXTRA WARD WEEK SPECIALS ON SALE OPENING DAY ONLY WEDNESDAY-9:30 A.M. LIMITED QUANTITIES COME EARLY No Lay-Aways or C.O.D.i fr ft "ft "fr Reg. 2.98 STEREO LP RECORDS 48 Many Tirlci To Choose From Were 5.98 - 6.98 - 8.98 MISSES CARDIGANS 30 ONLY $ 2 34 to 40 BULKY AND FLAT KNITS Reg. 133.95 3 H.P. SEA KING 109 ONLY FREE-GAS CAN and 4 Pts. Outboard1 Oil Reg. 2.98 MEN'S Sport Shirts 88 $ 10 Fleece Novelty Knit Assorted Colors, Styles Reg. 16.95 ALUMINUM Screen Doors 30" 32" 36" Built-in Grille Pneumatic Closer latch Assembly Reg. 2.99 WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S SKIPS r Choose from White, Colors 65 PR. ONLY Reg. 2.98 LAWN EDGER 50 Self-Sharpening Blade 4-Ft. Handle FREE - LADIES GARDEN GLOVES Reg. 5.29 20 GAL. Garbage Can S 3 32 ONLY Hot-Dipped Galvanized Steel-Rust-Resistant 4 SAVE 31.95 ON EACH SET! 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Lightweight, slays pliable in cool weath er .. . will not crack or kink. 50' length. 3.88 FREE BALLOONS FREE REFRESHMENTS 117 SOUTH CENTRAL PHONE 773-7301 I OPEN 9:30 TO 5:30 FRIDAYS 'Til 9 FREE PARKING k SCHOOL NEWS St. Mary's High bailor: Mary Ann CuaogM RenKietitoiivM nf ihH.hi school organlzationi spoke at a recent Parent's club meet ing. The purpose of the panel was to oresent the student life at St. Mary's. Jim Calhoun, student bodv president, moderated that Danel. Laura Ratzrr wot th speaker for student council. Patricia Fellers and Pat Naumes represented the Sodality. Jeff Randolph was the rm. resentative of Letter m a n j club; Michelle Ely, Pep club; Jack Sterling, Lancers; and Rick Rementeria, Gamma Sig ma Gamma, the school's new. est service club. Speaking for me annual stall was Kathy Hout and for all classes, Mike Soran. The Danel was siven Tues. day for the student body to prepare lor elections and to prepare the speakers. Marian Choir, under the di rection of Sister Miriam Jo seph participated in Holy Week liturgy by singing at Mass and service on Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday. The choir was without the service of the or gan from the Gloria of the Mass on Thursday until the Gloria of the Easter Vigil (Midnight) Mass, according to church custom. Boy's Glee and Choralcttes sang special parts of the proper of the Masses. Besides the Easter Activity, the choir has begun practices for the operetta "The Fortune Teller" which will be present ed May 7, 0, 10. Four seniors were elected to represent St. Mary's on Stu dent Government Day. City school superintendent will be Pete Naumes, councilman of Ward II will be Jim Webb, fire chief will be Barbara Lewis and recorder-treasurer will be Jerry Vakoc. Posters and demonstration were used in the campaigning which culminated in speeches Thursday. April 4. The elec tions took place the following day. Others competing for the offices were Kathy Hout, Marylee L o w r y, Charlotte Sokolowski, Linda Van Dyck, and Mike Stlnson. 4-H NEWS Gold Hill Linstock The meeting ot '(he Gold Hill Livestock 4-H club was called to order by BUI Jones, president, at the Martin resi dence. Roll was called and an swered by project reports. The minutes were read and approved. Under old business Marie Jones gave a report on the . recent tour of Oregon State's Livestock barns at Corvallis. Marie told about different ex periments they are conduct ing and some of the results. Members paid their dues. Candy Gall gave a report on the correct use of parlia mentary procedure in a 4-H club. After the business meeting Bob Gail instructed the mem bers on Judging the market hog. Mr. Gall explained that the retail market now calls for the moderately finished hog instead of the overly fat hog of the past. The next meeting will b. April 22 at the Coward resi dence, Galls Creek rd. Mrs. Martin served re freshments. Candy Gall, Reporter. Smart Cookias The ninth meeting of the Smart Cookies 4-H club was called to order April 8 by President Kayrn Ricks at the home of Mrs. W. R. Florcy. There were seven present and one new member. Em crino King. Shurcc Davis led the flag salute and Teresa Barnard led the 4-H pledge. The cake sale was changed to April 27 and it was decided to put a box in Paulsen and Gates Thrift Market next week. The meeting was adjourned and Verna Kcmpcrt served re freshments. The next meeting will bo held at the home of Mrs. Florcy, April 22. Alice Mlngcr, Reporter. Griffin Craak Dairy A recent meeting of the Griffin Creek Dairy 4-H club was held at the home of Pcppl Clark. During the business meet ing we checked our goals and found we may complete most of them. We also talked about summer school and 4-H camp. The meeting was ajourned and refreshments were served. Mindy Hackctt. Reporter. JOB SWITCH TALKED Ottawa - HOT - Prime Min ister John Diefcnbakcr and opposition leader Lester B. Pearson met tor 20 minute today to talk about switching Jobs.