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6 A- WECNE8DAY, MAY 1). 1S63 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON Social Events Women's News ! 1 .e 72 Buiinasa firms ira eoeptrating In the annual membership Senrollment of the Medford Broadway Theater league now Jundar war. A window in BuraUon'i flora waa arranged by :M, Marlorie L. -Green, who holda a placard noting ina iplaya bookad for the 1963-64 taaion. Driva headquarters ara ' . ., n I T AAA UT..A U.I. -;BI xno nogua gauvry. wh . :' CJ. Young New York Women Arrange Unusual Trips '3y t Bv GAY PAULEY ' ' UPI Woman'! Editor New York - (UPI) - Two young New York women have built a business helping vaca tioners to get away from It all in an un usual way. Maryellen A. Stevenson and Jane' Ellen bogen will tee that you get where" you want to go it our row you MUST fol low the well-trodden tracks of the guide books. But their specialty is planning trips for the Individual or family seek ing anything from an inex pensive off-beat trip in Europe to world tour including few weeks on a chartered yacht cruising the Medlterra. jiean. . For . advice on planning some unusual Itinerary such as a wine tour of France the two will make all reserva tions. If advice alone is what the traveler wants, the fee for the written research is a nominal one. Flat Fa But for something like that world trip, with Australia the farthest point, they've handled every detail right down to who is captain on the charter ed yacht. . In this case, they estimate the trip will cost about $25, 000 for a family of five. The women's take Is a flat fee, and they didn't want to name it. "We can plan vacations for people who want to shoot Ko disk bear, climb the Hima layas, do a castle tour of Europe, play the worlds most challenging golf courses, make a tour to photograph the sights ... We planned one for a man going to India just for that, said Mrs. Stevenson, wife of a bank executive. The two have found family trips on the Increase, so have researched things for chll- cran, Bethel Holds Election, Initiation Central Point-Bethel 38, International Order of Job'i Daughters, combined inltia tion, election, inspection and bethel birthday honors in meeting held May 7, at the Ma. sonic temple in Central Point. Elected to office for the ensuing term were Misses Sue Kelley, honored queen, daugh tor of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kelley; senior princess, Kathy Collinsworth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Collinsworth; junior princess, Ann Morgan daugther of Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan; guide, Jeri Gardner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Gardner; marshal, Karen Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ed wards. . Guardian and associate Guardian, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kelley. Honored Queen Cath- leen Harsh and other line officers took the grand guard- ian, Mrs. K. Gildner of Port land to dinner at the Round Table restaurant preceding the meeting. Initiated during the even ing were the Misses Brenda Rae 'Morgan, Marsha Ann Clark and Shirley Marie Kell. Presented at. the East, where the grand guardian presided as honored guest. were Mrs. Carl Elhart, Med ford, past grand guardian; L. Manning, Medford, past associate grand guardian; Mrs. Thomas Denney, guard ian of Bethel 71, Grants Pass; Mrs. K. W. Cearly, guardian of Bethel 69, Medford, and Mrs. John North, Medford, past grand fourth messenger. Past honored queens pre sented were the Misses June Hopkins and Sandra Beasley of Bethel 38. Miss Beasley was also honored as grand inner guard. Past Guardian of Bethel 38, Mrs. Jack Cambell was introduced. The hall decoration com mittee, Misses Jo Anne Ham ilton, Karen and Sue Rose- used baskets of purple Officers Elected Shady Cove - Election of officers was held at a recent meeting of Shady Cove bethel International Order of Job i Daughters, held at VFW hall. Named were Miss Sheri Watson, senior princess; Miss Judy Frost, junior princess; Miss Marilyn Learning, guide; Miss Tanya Bedingfield, mar shal. Installation will be held June 1. Bethel members attended Honored Queen Susan Eastin "go-to-church" Sunday, M8y S. at St. Martin's Episcopa church, Shady Cove. Services were followed by a coffee hour. At the meeting reports were given and plans made to at tend a meeting of Nevlta chapter. Order of Eastern Star, Central Point, on May 14. At that time the bethel exemplified the opening cere mony for the cnapter, ana Central Point Bethel the clos ing ceremony. Plans for grand session to be held in Portland in June were discussed. The Betnei will enter the choir competi tion, and practices are being held at Mrs. J. A. McCorKie s Studio in Shady Cove. The annual guardian coun cil meeting will be held at the home of Mr. ana Mrs. ieo Flury tonight, according to Mrs. Paul Snook, guardian, To Initiate Epsllon chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma society, will hold formal initiation at Meeker chapel in First Meth odist church in Medford Saturday, May 18, at 4:30 p.m. A formal banquet will follow the Social Room of the church. dren to do. A pony trip through England, for instance, or a sailboat excursion in Hol land. Or, day camps tor the children, while "their parents visit museums. ' Miss EJlenbogen said they'd had no customers wanting a bear hunt or Himalayan climb arranged. But some requests are challenging. A doctor of philosophy working on a history of civili zation asked them to map a tour of Italy, the subject of his current research, so that he could meet people of all walks of life, including the stevedores of Genoa. Clients, rich and not so ;ich. are from all parts of the United States, they said. And lilacs and mountain fern. candles, balloons and greet ings to carry out the birthday theme. .. The refreshment committee. was the Misses Susan Morgan Linda Philliman, Caroline Lamb and Sheila Beasley, assisted by their mothers. The table arrangement were in the Bethel colors of purple and white blossoms. not all Texans are rich. Mrs. Stevenson said she had to re mind their full-time represen tative in London of this. The representative, making hotel reservations lor one client. cabled: "Since he's from Texas, I guess he won't mind a suite." New Frozen Foods Give Varied Menu ! New York-IUPD-Production of cooked and prepared froz en foods has increased 700 per cent since 1SS2, to an annual total exceeding 130 million pounds, says an Industry executive. Gordon D. Murphy, presi dent of the Eastern Frosted Foods association, made this statement at the organiza tion's annual new products lunch.' "vew Items Included: Pre-cooked Canadian fresh water smelts, lightly breaded South African whiting fish sticks, frozen apple dumplings with cinamon sauce, and shoe string potatoes; Continental hot and cold hors d'oeuvres on white and rye breads, pre-baked brioche and croissants, pre-baked can ape shells, and apple blintzes. Orange punch concentrate containing banana puree and orange, pineapple, coconut, lemon, papaya, lime and pas sion fruit juices. The concen trate is packed in cans with pull-tab openers. ft Tha Tipton Chamber orchestra will present a concert in Medford Thursday, May 18, to close tha season of Jackson County Civic Music association. Tha concert will begin at I p.m. in Medford High school auditorium. Albari Tipton directs the group and Mary Norrit is piano soloist. Gardeners Plan Flower Show Illinois Valley-The Illinois Valley Garden club will hold the annual fower snow may 24 from 1 to 8 p.m. at im manuel Methodist church, Cave Junction. Schedules for the show are available at the Valley Farm and oaraen tore and the Illinois Valley News office. The show is open tn tha nubile. Those nlanning to exhibit are asked to conform to me schedule; entries that do not will be shown if there is room but will not be entered for judging. Floral entries must be received May 24 be tween 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. A special division for high school sutdents is being ar ranged. Local ceramicists and art ists wishing to display work may bring it to tne cnurcn the day before the show. If this division creates enough interest, judges will be pro vided for next year. Chairmen are Mrs. Lester Archer, and Mrs. Clyde Broef- fie. schedule; Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. James Payne, staging and placing; Mrs. Harry Floyd, properties; Mrs. Wayne Petsch, entries, Mrs Floyd Wills, classification; Mrs. Harry Smith, judges and awards; Mrs. Archer, hospital ity;. Mrs. Phayo Pfefferle, guest book, Mrs. D. S. Day, publicity; Mrs. Lewis Krauss, silver tea; Mrs. Walter (Jol pitts, art exhibit. Grandchildren Are Shown on TV Berkeley, Calif.-fflfD-A local hospital has found a way to placate grandmother when she comes to visit the new baby but isn't allowed in the nursery. It's closed circuit television. Alia Bates hospital allows only the father to see the baby in the nursery. But a television camera has been in stalled in the ceiling which carries pictures to a screen in a lounge five floors below. Through a voice hook-up grandmother can talk to a nurse caring for the infant. The closed circuit televis ion system was donated by Mrs. Harry H. Steinberg who said she knew hospitals have grandmother problem and I like people." f M Downtown Medford it C i(Er0h . pick your length for light, lively control! Cool and porous as math . . . Stay There it tht lively ttrateh knit that'! parted lor active, sports, active lives I So lightly priced, you'll want wardrobe... tha brief for sports and swimsurtt, an all occasion leg pantie, and the extra-long-lag style under slim pantt and thaatht. Waar matching Stay There bra for total comfort. 2 Graduate Corsetiri to Serve You At All Time "Sportle Shortle" . pantie brief; no garters. White, black, 8 M L, 3.50 light-control leg pantie, no-chafe Inner leg. White, S-M-L. Padded bra 3.98 S.99. Whirlpool bra 2.S0 Ride 'n Shop Member Extra long-leg pantie. concealed garters. White. S M I, 7.95 Underwired bra 3.95 (0 cup, 5.00) Main and Bartlelt Streets Your Charge Account Invited! Phone 772-6428 Small Greenhouse) Good Child's Toy A new toy appeals to a child's green thumb. It is a miniature greenhouse which the manufacturer says will sprout seeds in about 48 hours. The little garden comes with 10 packages of flower and vegetable seeds, a sterile growing medium, plant foods, planting implements and a 34 page booklet. Secret of the toy is its thermostatically con trolled electric heating cir cuit embedded in the poly. strene foam base. The toy. called completely safe by the maker, operates on standard house current. (Westinghouse) Dog Show Announced Southern Oregon Kennel club has planned it's first "fun show" for Sunday, May 19, in the auditorium at the Josephine county fairgrounds in Grants Pass. Entries have been received from Roseburg, Eugene, Portland, Ashland, Grants Pass, Medford and sev eral northern California cities. Entries will be accepted until 12 noon, and Judging will begin at 1 p.m. It is ex plained that this type of un official show is held primar ily to train animals and their handlers in show techniques which are necessary for the large, official shows. For the benefit of persons unfamiliar with this type of show, arrangements have been made to have a com mentator accompany the judges as each Individual ani mal is examined and observ ed. The commentator will ex plain the various types and characteristics associated witn each. Mrs. Olive Gonzales, Med ford, Is president of the club. Return Wildervllle - Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Ingalls have just re turned from Sacramento, Cal if., where they were guests of Lt. and Mrs. James Turn ner, Mather Field. uZt,-... I circle. Women's association of Wednesday! L,..,.i cint d,..i,.. 7 p.m. - Chapter CU, rau Sisterhood, Mrs. John Kent, 922 S. Oakdale ave. 7 p.m. - WWI barracks and auxiliary, Girls Community club. o Rov Ann HEC, Mrs. David A. Winkelman, 710 Nlantic. a m m nlta namma alum nae. Mrs. Robert Venter, J370 ropier nr. Thursday: 10:30 a.m. - Butte Falls ex tension unit, home of Mrs. Curtis Thomson, T9 ranch, nine miles above Butte Fails. 10:30 a.m. - Lone Pine ex tension unit, Mrs. Earl Rich ardson, 2133 Crater Lake ave. 1 p.m. - Sams valley iaaies club, North's Chuck Wagon restaurant, North fllversme ave., Medford. 1 p.m. - ennsuan service Central Point Presbyterian church, at cnurcn. 1:30 p.m.-WCTU, Fireplace room, First Presbyterian church. 1:30 p.m.-Jacksonville Gar den club, Mrs. Fred Edens, Jacksonville. 2 p.m. - Applegate Valley Garden club, home of Mrs. Wilfred Pearson. Woman Attends Family Wedding Cave Junction - Mrs. Clar ence Robinson has returned from Brookings after spend ing a few days with her moth er, Mrs. Ona Burgess and fam ily. Mrs. Robinson made the trip to attend a sister's wed ding. The Burgess family for merly lived in O'Brien. L located Advantageously Near the final resting place in Mt'n View Cemetery. Eliminates processions thru congested Off-street parking. . C. M. 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