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Miss Lola Acker man Installed as Queen MEDFOtD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Eaele Point-Miss TaIs Ark ' erman, daughter of Mr. and Mi's. Dale R ArWprm-w ujnc installed honored queen of anaay Love nemei, interna tional Order of Job's Daugh ters, at ceremonies held at the Eagle Point primary school gymnasium on Saturday, June 1. The meeting was opened by Airs, ram tmooK, oeuei guardian, and Ted Flury, as sociate guardian, and installa tion, was conducted by Miss Susan Eastin, retiring honored - aueen. Also installed were Miss Sheri Watson, senior princess; Miss Judy f rost, junior prin cess; Miss Marilyn Learning, , guide; Miss Tanya Beding f ield, marshal; Miss Nanette Koellner, senior custodian Miss Kathv Gannaway. iun inr custodian: Miss Janet Hatcher, inner guard; Miss Regina Krambeal, outer suard: Miss Barbara Hop- Miss Cheryl Trotter, Miss Cheryl Hefley, Miss De- lena Sinclair, and Miss Terry Spence, messengers; Miss Dawn Oliver, librarian; Miss Susan Wilson, recorder; Miss C h 1 o e Atkinson, chaplain; Miss Bobbie Boyd, treasurer; Miss Donna Weitman. his torian, and Miss Becky Paul, prompter. Installing Oificeri Miss Eastin was assisted by Miss Susanne Schauble, mar shal; Miss Suzzanne Rogers, chaplain; Miss Eda Larson, recorder; Miss Joey Hume, junior custodian, all past queens of the bethel; Miss M a r c i a Ackerman, guide, past bethel queen and grand bethel representa tive to Oklahoma; and Miss Lauri Beth Buonocore, senior custodian, past queen of Beth el 55 in Medford. Mrs. Ray Powers was musician. Mrs. Keith Krambeal sang the altar solo, accompanied by Mrs. J. A. McCorkle. Assisting in the crowning ceremony were members of the Order of the De Molay, Grants Pass, who were led by Sam Cowdenj master coun cilor. Candlelighters were Dale Ackermon Jr. and Leslie Krambeal, brother andvcousin of the new queen. Douglas Tryon was the Bible escort and Miss Julie Ann Tryon was the crown escort. Miss Ackerman introduced members of her family: Mrs. James A. Dunn and Mrs. Rho da Ackerman, grandmothers; Mr. and Mrs. l-yie iviauson, aunt and uncle; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Krambeal and family, aunt and uncle; Miss Marcia Ackerman, sister; James Ack erman, past master councillor Crater De Molay; and Dale Ackerman, brothers, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale S. Ackerman, parents. Among the guests escorted and introduced were Miss Cathy Harsh, Central Point bethel honored queen; Mrs. Bernard Nork and Mrs. James Vandcrlip Jr., Shady Cove, past queens; Mrs. C. D. El hart, past grand guardian; Mrs. K. W. Cearley, Bethel 69, Medford, guardian; Roy tX7 ) Mm if WHAT'S f RFUIWn TUP UblllllV llll KEYHOLE OF YOUR CLOSET? At this time of year your fabric Unary i vulnerable to moth damage. hi t lit Tab IiiihTiTii! Now your garments ere fully protected against moth damage by our complete drycleanlnf service. Between dry- cleanings, your fine cloth. ing is continuously pro tected by our drycleaning process against the ravages of moth larvae, and assure you that your wardrobe will be ready to wear anytime. This added service It yours at no entra charge. Another 'professional plus" by your finest professional drycleaner. Quality Service No Extra Charge ABB GRESSETT'S Drive-in uieancrd 702 W. Main 1 1 1 I, c Jc" O-V Gateway pr ShoppiiM Cenfer, Ashland aVW 4L Miss Lolt Ackerman Henrv. Bethel 55. Mrrifnrrf associate guardian; L. R. Manning, past associate grand guardian; Miss Lona ttuuington, past advisor, War ren assembly Order of Rain bow for Girls; Mrs. L. O. Rog ers, Mrs. Earl Sheppard, Mrs. Rick Eastin. Mrs. Dale Arknr. man. Shady Cove, all past guardians; Mrs. Harold Gor don, Bethel 55, past guardian; Earl ShenDard. wnrshinful master, Cascade lodge, who presented Miss Ackerman a Douquet oi roses from the lodge. The De Molay flower talk was presented by the Grants Pass De Mnlav whn also nr. sented the new queen with roses. Additional entertain m e n t for the evening was provided by the Classic Tones quartet, directed by Charles Martin. Thurman and Bob Striplin sang during the reception hour, following the installa tion (heme, "The Sound of Music' Footlighters Tryouts Open For Comedy The next play of Footlight ers, little theater group, is to be "Goodbye Charlie," and tryouts will be held Monday and Tuesday, June 10 and 11. It has a cast of seven, with parts for four men and three women, offering an opportu nity for varied talents. , Frank Buchter will be di rector, and the tryouts will be conducted both evenings at 7:30 o'clock in the Footlight ers theater at the fairgrounds. The members encourage all interested newcomers to par ticipate in the tryouts. The play, a light, hilarious and sophisticated comedy was a broadway hit starring Laur en Bacall and Sydney Chap lin. Those who want further in formation may call Mrs. Hel en Ashley, president, 773-2918 or Mrs. Reedy Berg, 773-5773. I Cubed Chicken, Avocados Make Perky Entree Borrowing - from Spanish cookery, "Spanish Galleons" is a peppy mixture of cubed chicken, tomato sauce, chili powder and garlic salt heat ed and served in a avocado half-shells with a topping of toasted bread crubs. Avoca dos have been a staple food in Mexico, Central and north ern South America for cen turies. Spanish padres re portedly planted the first avo cados in California. Summer varieties of this luscious fruit begin reaching markets before the end of May. Some of them have pebbled, almost black skins and are known as "black avo cados;" some have green skins. No matter what the outside appearance may be, inside the fruit is the same the vear-round. a favorite in gredient in numerous salads, party dips, sandwich fillings, main dishes and desserts. SPANISH GALLEONS Three avocados; salt- one can (8-oz.) tomato sauce; one cup cubed cooked chicken; one-half teaspoon chili pow der; one-fourth teaspoon gar lic salt; toasted b uttered bread crumbs. Cut avocado lengthwise in Ia halves: remove seeds. i Snrlnkle with salt. Combine remaining ingredients except bread crumbs in saucepan; heat to boiling. Fill avocado halves with hot chicken mixture. Top with crumbs. Place in shal low pan containing warm water to depth of one-half : inch. Heat in 325-dcgree (moderately slow) oven IS minutes. Serve at once. Makes six servings. A plastic lioe bag hung from the back of the car seat is a good place to keep toys and snacks. De Molay Holds nstallation Parents Group Plans Picnic Today at Park SUNDAY. JUNE t, 1163 Ashland-In ceremonies at tended by a large crowd, Scott Roberts was invested with the master councilor's robe of the Order of De Mo lay. The installation rites were held June 1 in the Ma sonic temple. Other new officers of the Ashland chapter are John Reid, senior councilor; David Lohman, junior councilor; wuuam wuey, treasurer: Dan Wright, scribe: Brian Whit- ham and Gary Gosha, senior and junior deacons: RandolDh Nelson and Kim Kady, senior and junior stewards; James Jenne, ch a p 1 a i n; Richard Johnson, sentinel; Craig Ros- borough, standard bearer; Dennis Peoples, almoner; Tom Reid, marshal, and Gary Pen nington, orator. Also installed were the sev en preceptors, William Bern inghauscn, Rodney Georgian- na, Stanley Billings, William Hardy, Conley Hayes, David Weaver and Robert Lawrence. The symbolic De Molay em blem formed a background for the councilors' chairs dur ing the program which fol lowed the ritual. Vocal num bers were sung by Everett Winter accompanied by Miss tana Dougherty, and after ward guests were Introduced. Included among those pre sented were the parents, sis ters, brother and grandpar ents of the new master coun cilor. Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Roberts are his parents and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Streeter his grandparents. Masonic honored guests in troduced were Emmett Whit ham, AF and AM, 23: Mrs. George Findlay, worthy ma tron of Alpha chapter, Order of Eastern Star; and Kathy Zimmerlee, honored queen of Ashland bethel. International Order of Job's Daughters. George Findlay, dad advisor of De Molay, presented mem bers of the council, Allan Har ris, Norman Jenne, Ted Streeter and W. K. Snook. Members of the De Molay Mothers club were also recog nized. Charles Calhoun was given the past master counci lor's pin and at the conclu sion there was the traditional officers' march. At the reception, which fol lowed the installation, parents of the three councilors were in the receiving line. Those taking part were Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, Dr. and Mrs. John N. Reid and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Lohman. . , , v ; Hostess for . the reception was Mrs. Charles Calhoun, president of the Mothers club. assisted by bethel members. The De Molay insignia deco rated the top of a large cake on the refreshments table where Miss Kandy Korthase served punch. 2a dap Ijgp LOWREY Hfft It- tht only organ that Q you two full 44-nott manual! with full ra vtrbtrating auttam and thrilling par cut iton vouat at thia low pneal And it's tha aaatatt ot all organ to playl Coma in htar it, try it I St ane htar a Lowrty motfWi ci 4V tVital M itl poet ting mi ROME TRIAL tAST TERMS! ORGANS CONSOLES STEREO COMPONENTS "Better Music For Your Home" ARCADE BUIL0IN9 U E. 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C 7 Public Invited To Ceremonies The public Is invited to Medford Masonic temple, aiieno. tne installation cere monies for Bethel 55, Inter-, national Order of Job's Daughters, to be held at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon in the Miss Patricia Selby will be Installed honored queen of the chapter. Miss Lynn Langston is tha retiring honored queen. I West it? Chcrpo ill Uio Wcrdi convenient crcd: p!rrj SMART FASHION FINDS IN EASY-CARE COTTONS AT WARDS LITTLE PRICES seersucker seipocoOes tf Dive 5 on 2 A WARDROBE IN MISSES' AND HARD-TO-GIT SIZES Wards applauds cotton seersucker noth ing's ever topped it for easy-cart summer farel It looks fresh, It stays fresh, however willing the weather. It's comfortable, ab sorbent never "clammy". Washes beau tifully, needs little or no Ironing. We hav It four ways, In two size ranges, and three colors charcoal, blue and pink. All tailored to Wards' high standards, all great values! 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