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8 B THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON Schools Observe - - TTt- '' .. -aaaaaaaaaaaaaM library Week With Activities Observance of National Li brary Week has taken various forms in Mediord schools, all of which are giving some rec ognition to the annual cam paign to encourage more read ing. Mrs. Precia Medley, super visor of the 14 elementary school l,branes. sponsored two teas at the Jackson school Tuesday afternoon with Miss Phyllis Hockstettler, Salem, school librarian for the state department of education, as special guest and speaker. The first tea was attended by the 14 student assistants at the Jackson library and thrir parents. The second was a tended by the librarians and principals of the elementary schools. Other special guests were Dr. Leonard Mayfield superintendent of M e d f o r schools, Mrs. Lois Martin, li brarian at McLoughlin, and Mrs. Irving Thompson, presi dent of the Jackson Parent Teacher association. The guests were Introduced by Bruce Metzger, Jackson school principal. Mrs. Florence Jones, li brarian at the Lincoln school has arranged a tea for Friday afternoon. Doll Display Griffin Creek school, with Mrs. Harriet Eitemiller as II brarian, is featuring a doll display all week with corre lating books included in the exhibit. An assembly of book characters is also in the plan ning at Griffin Creek. At the West Side school, Mrs. Anne Stewart, librarian, is giving a tea today and at Howard, Jack Bailey arranged a tea and plant sale for Wednesday with the money obtained to be added to the book fund. Mrs. Dena DeKorte, li brarian at Oak Grove school, has featured a display of fav orite book characters by fourth, fifth and sixth grade atudenti. The Jacksonville students are making a visitation of the library In preparation for a summer reading program. Story hours and other class room observances arc being held In other schools, Jerold Martin, publicity chairman for the Friends of the Library in the school observance, reported. mm i i my, TwnTTaMwrFn nil i 1 1 mmnu , i mm MONTH-END CLEARANCE SALE DAYS, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY! HURRY! HURRY! RADIO and TV CLEARANCE 3 Ky1 "T7 ,m scmoou JOIMM 12.,4 ' P T I Q I S scntooH I io.ir I iivino room -eimm 3 u m r, ftmvt noo rr itch EH I 20 ? 14 a eojrooti L T'l --tH 131 ll frnmrnw Ll K Ira QXDi I 1478 SOUARE FEET ;i if This Week's Plan for Home Builders Grange News Upper Applogaie Orange Junius and Cary Black and Melvin and Beverly Saltmarsh were obligated in the first and second degreei by Past Master George Redhead, at the reg ular meeting of the Upper Applegate Grange recently. Anna Scott, master of the Grange in 1961 and was presented a past master's pin. The soil conservation chair man reported 166 referrals for assistance have been made in this district so far this year compared to a total of 1S6 for the entire year of 1962. Most of these rcfcrrala concern damage resulting from the Oc tober storms. Repair of dams and ditches damaged at that time is receiving first atten tion in view of the 1963 irri gating season. A reading, "The Meaning of Easter" was given by Mildred Redhead. A humorous poem wag read by Florence Lance and group singing of "In the Garden concluded the lec ture program, arranged by Vieva Saltmarsh, The home economics dis play table featured several types of cake decorations. The 1962 scrapbook was also dis played. A cake decorated by Cyrina Davis honored the nine mem bers whose birthdays occurred in the first quarter of the year. Decorations were In the Easter motif with eggs and rabbits and sprays of flowers. Refreshments were served by Stella Offcnbncher and Vieva Saltmarsh. Members voted to continue the meetings on the second and fourth Fridays of each month. By HIAWATHA ESTES One of the most difficult assignments is to design a well planned home which in corporates a majority of to days most desired features nd which can be built on a 80 foot lot. Here is a plan which meets these require ments. A roofed porch provides a protected passageway from Bills Approved By Legislature Salcm-flfPD - Measure an. proved by the legislature: By in Senate: SB148 Tax court aDDroori- ation. HB20BS. 2073-Budaets for fiscal committee, planning and devlopment. HB1140-Employmcnt. HB1385 - Crime detection laboratory data. 11131406 - Mukine certain drugs available only by pre scription. HB1694-lncreasing driver training money. By iha Houta: HB2007-Budgct for bank ing department. HB1 141 -Employment. HBinO-Assumcd business names. HB1185 - RcL'istrulinn and licensing of house trailers. HB1237-Hospital commit ments. HBMOl-Agrlpulture. HB1423, 1435 - Clarifying requirements for keeping bal lots and election materials. 11B1S27 Non-voting elec tors. HB1813-Goosc Lake com-pact. the garage to the front door. Traffic is channeled from the entry to every area of the house. A partial wall with turned posts above separate the entry from the family room. Open planning can double your living areas both visual ly and physically. Open plan ning will give your family a freedom of movement and the much sought after sense of spaciousness. This is why only cabinets have been used to separate the generous size family room and kitchen. Family meals can be informal ly served at the long eating bar. All cabinets and applianc es which would obstruct the view-broom and pantry clos ets, oven and refrigerator -arc located along one wall. The family room servn many purposes. It can be used as a rainy day play area, a room for the pursuit of hobbies or as a television room. Large Room One of the outstanding fea tures of this home is the huge living room and dining area. Instead of forming the usual dining ell, we have malnlain ed the same room width throughout, A wide fireplace faces the sliding glass doors to the private patio. Similar doors open from the master bedroom and let in the ever changing outdoors and sun shine. A shoulder high win dow has been placed in the end wall next to the dining area. Wardrobes with drawers below and the usual pule and shelf above serve all bed rooms. Two of these rooms will accommodate twin beds. The luxurious master bed room suite has a private dress ing area and bath. The wood roofing, used brick veneer and planters. wood double hung windows nd the wood siding all com pliment each other. Most garages located at the front of the home are eyespres rather than eyecatchcrs. This garage definitely belongs to the latter group. A tapered barge board outlines the gable of the garage where horizon tal siding visually decreases the garage height. The gable wall projects past the wall of the garage. The low sweeping garage roof lines have been achieved by extending a por tion of tile roof over a planter at the side of the garage. Complete working drawings for this plan can be purchased at a cost of $?.So for the first set and $3 for each additional set when ordered at Ihc same time. This plan will be available at these prices until Aug. 21. Please allow two to three weeks for delivery. The fjl'owinc home plan books are also available: Hallmark Homes, SI; Atvard Homes. SI; Town and Conn.ry Homes, $1; Homes for Living, ! Homes 01 Distinction. $1; Ranch and Modern Homes, S2. All onoKs. a l value, only S3. Send all orders for either plans or books to: fllawatha Estes. post of fice box 404-T, Northridile, Calif. 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