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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON tiiKJitUAl, iHitt AO, aaoJ Gold Hill Unit Plans Ceremony Goold Hill - New otflceri will be Installed at a meeting of Gold Hill Parent-Teacher association set for tonight at 7:30 o'clock In the Multi purpose room of Patrick Ele mentary school. They are Mrs. R. R. Kails- la, president; Mrs. B. E. Brown, vice-president; Mrs. John Miller, Sams Valley, sec retary; Mrs. Ida von Busklrk, treasurer. This will be the final meet ing of the school. All parents of children entering school for the first next fall are especially invited. The PTA unit will sponsor an achievements and awards dinner Thursday, May 23, at Patrick school. The dinner will honor boys and girls who have excelled in their school work during this year and have been on the honor roll Artichokes, the educa ted thistle, are in plentiful supply from February through May, cays the Western Growers association. .'4 1 Ui TJ Here are the Hotpoint Appli ances for which we furnish genuine Hotpoint parts and fast, economical service. Air Conditioners Refrigerators Freezers Laundry Equipment Electric Ranges - Built-in Ovens Disposal! Dishwashers Water Heaters COME IN OR PHONE TODAY! I luLpxrinir AUTHORIZED SERVICE 214 West Main Phone 779-1894 Mrs. Haul Riani Jr., (at left) wife of the new exalted ruler of the Medford Elks lodge, and the wives of other officers were honored at a luncheon given last week at the lodge temple by Ladies of Elks. Mn. Wayne Turpin Is the president of the women's group for the coming season. Veni-Vidi - By MARGARET SCHULER Rome - Just as at New Year, the little men in the blue uniforms had all the bot tles, and accummulation of revelry cleaned off the streets by seven o'clock the next morning, so did they have the streets cleared of paper the morning the elections began. It is a remarkable feat really, when you think that all Rome was inundated with pam phlets, and that they were swept and carried off in tin cans - swept with little home made brooms into dustpans, and dumped Into the contain ers. There are no big sweep cleaners In Rome. The election took two days, beginning on Sunday morn ing and ending Monday after noon. It is all over, but the shouting - the shouting of the Communists. At this moment they are parading, wearing red hats and carrying ban ners, saying "vittoria" (vic tory). The great change of voters' choice came as a surprise to the general public. Those who Prospect Seniors Plan 'Skip Day' Prospect - The Prospect High school senior class will observe its "skip day" start ing Friday. The 11 graduating seniors will drive to San Fran cisco. Mrs. Frank Boothby and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Aiken are going as chaperones. The group will be gone three or four days. Prospect high's baccalaure ate will take place May 26 and graduation May 29. Marketing Specialist On Staff Corvallls - Mrs. Velma Seat has been named food market ing specialist for Oregon State university extension service. She replaces Barbara McCan dless, who resigned to do graduate work. Mrs. Seat will work with Mrs. Zelma Reigle Neugart, food marketing specialist di recting an educational pro gram aimed at increasing the efficiency of marketing food at the producer, processing and consumer levels. For the past 3 to years Mrs. Seat has been Washington county extension agent. As part of her extension program she conducted programs for large audiences of homeinak ers and 4-H club members fea turing foods grown or pro cessed in the county. She held a chicken and egg school for two years at the request of the Washington County Egg Producers; holiday schools featuring locally grown foods, and food preservation and freezing schools. The new extension special ist was born and reared in Washington and was gradu ated from Washington State University In home econom ics. While in college she was Mrs. Velma Seat elected to Omicron Nu, home economics honorary, and Phi Kappa Phi, scholastic honor society. For several years before moving to Oregon, she was home economist for Pugct Sound Power and Light, the Carnation Company, and Frlgldaire Corporation In Se attle. Currently a member of both the Oregon and Ameri can Home Economics Associa tions, she served as chairman of two other professional or ganizations when she lived in Seattle. They were Home Economists in Business and the Electrical Womens Round Table. 1 Double Children's Bubble-Blowing Fun To double the children's bubble-blowing fun, stretch a piece of wool cloth over a table. Then show them how to let their soap bubbles come down gently to rest upon this soft surface. The sudsy globes will re main intact for quite a while. displaying their beautiful ir idescent colors. Orange Cream Frosting Is made by mixing together three tablespoons butter with one and three-quartor cup powdered sugar and blending in three tablespoons sour cream, 2 tablespoons orange Juice, one-fourth teaspoon va nilla and a pinch of salt. Central Point Unit To Hold Installation Wednesday Afternoon Central Point - Mrs. Ron Van Dolah will be Installed as president of Central Point Home Extension unit at a meeting Wednesday, May 13, at the home of Mrs. Vincent Swlnney, 1478 Spring street, Medford, at 10:30 a.m. Other officers to be install ed are Mrs. Gene Olsen, vice president; Mrs. Lester Wertz, secretary, and Mrs. Ben Mc Manama, treasurer. Miss Data Hochhalter, coun ty home extension agent, will present the program on wills and estates. She will also be installing officer. A panel consisting of Mrs. E. E. Reames, Mrs. Vincent Swinney, Mrs. Lester Wertz and Mrs. Ron Van Dolah will report on the recent 1B63 meeting of the Oregon Home Economics Extension council held in Corvallls. Baby sitting is available at the home of Mrs. Roger Car penter, 3210 North Pacific highway, Medford. All Interested persons are invited to attend the meeting. Low Calorie Dressing Have you tried this creamy low-caloi ie dressing? Whip or blend one and one-half cups cottage cheese until smooth; add two tablespoons each of A catsup and chipped onion, on fourth cup chipped green pep per, one-half teasoon salt, one half can undiluted tomato soup. Spring spending usually means the paycheck won't quite stretch. For a prompt cash loan to see you through, call us. Or stop in. CITY FINANCE COMPANY 185 E. Main St. Phone: 482-2431, Ashland Life insurance available on all loans at low group rates 2522 TO 150022 know, say it was a protest against Premiere Fanfanl's leftist policy; his Joining NA TO, his acceptance of U. S. missile program, and his na tionalizing electricity. The big Christian Democratic party did maintain its role as the government party even though It is with a diminished margin. The Christian Democrats are backed by the church. The Liberals and Neo Fascists want more individual enter prise, and the Communists claim that if any one can run a leftist government, they can. So that it was the falling out on both ends of the Christian Democrats which caused them to suffer such a let down. The great increase in Com munist vote was around Rome and Bologna, not Calabria or Naples where there is more poverty. Rome Is bursting with prosperity. The Com munist party is the second largest party in Italy. Thousands of Italian work ers poured into Italy for the elections. Extra trains carried them on leave from their jobs in- Switzerland, France and Germany. Election voting is mandatory In Italy, but the government makes it as easy as possible for them. They get free rail fare. Any of the thirty-four mil lion voters who fail to use their privilege, get police records.- - - . School children must love election . time, because they have vacation from the Wed nesday before voting to May 2. Voting booths are in the school buildings. May 1 is the labor holiday. No buses, no work on that day. Clean and Store Your Woolens NOW .... PAY NEXT FALL! Wool-Pack... 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