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8 C SUNDAY. JULY 21. 1963 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON I wear contact lenses! miiwihl hi g ii.ui i u.,..iijjn hi i mural i "in i.-jiii i';rnM'BWWBWMr -T- ,r1 . When members of ih. 1953 graduation clan of lhe Medford High school met for a reunion last week at Rogue Valley Country club. Darrell Brittsan, center above, fur niihed entertainment for the group. He was president of the clan and came here from Virginia where he now Uvea to attend the reunion. He received the prize for traveling the greatest distance and also the one awarded to the baldest man. Those seated at the table, left to right, are Mrs. Loren Soderlund. who had been class secretary, and who was chairman in charge of reunion arrangements; Don Hanlin, who was master of ceremonies for the evening, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Jacobs. Mr. Jacobs was class vice president. The class treasurer, who was present but not pictured, is Mrs. William Vandever. (Knackstedt photo) j -I Four of the eight members of the com mittee who worked on arrangements for the reunion of the 1953 graduating class of lhe Medford High school, held last week at Rogue Valley Country club, are pictured above. Left to right, the young women are Mrs. Richard Padgham, Mrs. Harold Fits- simmons, Mrs. James Singler and Mrs. Bruce Baieman. Decorations made by the commit tee members included table lights with sil houettes. A bulletin board also was arranged with school pictures of the class members, some from grade school days. (Knackstedt photo) Talent Couple On Vacation Talenl Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Potter, Hartley road, left last week for Reno, Nev., to spend a brief vacation be fore Mrs, Potter continues to Iowa. There she will attend the wedding of her niece, Miss Dorothy Chapman on July 27. Mrs. Potter plans to visit other relatives in Iowa before returning home. Couple From Italy Guests in Hornbrook Hnrnbrook A visitor last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cummins was Conrad Overstrom, a former Hornbrook resident. He was accompanied by his wife, whom he recently married in Italy, where he was stationed with the Army. The young couple was en- route to his new assignment at Ft. Sill, Okla. Guests Shady Cove - Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Tucker at their new home on the riv er in Shady Cove have been Irving Kuntz, Concord, N. H., eastern representative for Tucker - Sno - Cat corporation, and John J. Looser, Grass Val ley, Calif. Numerous "fun" prizes were given dur ing the reunion of the 1953 Medford High school graduating class held last week at the Rogue Valley Country club. Pictured above, left to right are Richard Atterbury. who received the prize for being father of the most children, six; Mrs. Wayne Tysvor, Ashland, married the longest time; and Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Franklin, married the least amount of time. A social hour preceded the buffet dinner and dancing was on the program. (Knackstedt photo) WORK SMARTER NOT HARDER By BERNICE STRAWN Oregon State University Homemakers inclined to doubt your contribution to so ciety, take note. A recent ar ticle in the New York Times was headlined "Housewives System Aiding Industry." This system is simply the way you get a meal. Because baked potatoes take time, you start them, then the meat and a quick-cooking frozen vege table last. All end up on the table at the same time. But industries like missile makers call the system "Pro gram Evaluation and Review Technique" or PERT for short. The newspaper article points out that you mentally stagger your jobs according to time needed. A complicated industry must use charts to show time required for each task so the whole job is fin ished on schedule. Homemaking gets more complicated every day. May be PERT chart is what you need to get more done. By the way, we're told this word is likely to get common us age. Don't be surprised your neigbhor says she "perting" her housework. A barbecue is an easy way to entertain a big crowd. Here are some ideas, suggested by OSU Nutritionist Virginia Weiser to make the job go smoothly: Plan for one-way traffic and have several lines, mark ed off by ropes if possible, if the crowd is very large. The worst bottleneck is us ually the beverage serving area. Have separate helpers serve coffee or cold drinks. Speed up the line by offering cubed instead of granulated sugar. Relishes should be on eat ing tables, not on the serving line. Assign each helper a def inite job and have two "float ers" for emergencies. For more ideas write to me at OSU for our Extension Service bulletin, "Outdoor Cookery for the Family." It's free. Black is still the grande dame of all the colors. Expe cially in shoes. It adds depth to kidskin, brillance to patent, an importance to matte finishes. 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New Products Now Offered New York-fWIt-A new fire tarter briquette Is made with wood-fibre base Imprcg nated with paraffin. It Is odorless, non-explosive and non-toxic, says the manufac turer, and especially good for lighting charcoal and logs. If you need a small amount of colored enamel, add a few drops of vegetable coloring to the white enamel. Stir as you drop in the coloring. Mistakes in eye makeup are easy to remove. Dip a cot ton swab In petroleum Jelly and apply to the error. Under snfl evening lights, a nose can be made to appear much shorter by dipping cotton swab in dry rouge and coating the tip. Pull pliable roof paint on leaky garden hose to re store it, t Hanging Baskets Add I Interesting Effects Apartment dwellers have found that wire baskets, at tached to iron grillings or window ledges, filled with sphagnum moss and planted with annuals In clay pots, achieve Interesting effects. The porous clay pots make it easy to care for the plants which will bloom throughout the summer. Ashland Teacher On Tour Ashland Miss Marilyn M. Buslinrll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bushnell, 1351 Meade street, Ashland, left July 20 for a five-week tour of Great Britain and Scand anavla. She is accompanied by Miss Gweldolyn Williams of Port Hucncma, Calif. where the young women taught the past year in the city schools. Miss Bushnell is a 1962 graduate of Pacific univer sity, Forest Grove. They will Join a Churchill Study tour being conducted by A. C. Hingston, of the Pa cific university teaching staff. Miss Bushnell will earn three academic credits in human ities toward her fifth-year teaching credential. She plans to return to Port Hueneme to teach again this fall. The tour will Include a se ries of "pcople-to-peoplc" programs, allowing members of the tour to visit private homes along the way and spe cial entertainment features In key cities designed for cul tural education. The entertainment will In clude performances at Drot tingholm theater, Stockholm; Royal Danish ballet, Copen hagen; the Palladium, Lon don; a Shakespeare play at Stratford-on-Avon; the Pit lochry festival and the Edin burgh festival of music, Scot land; dinner at Tivoli Gar dens restaurant, Copenhagen and farewell dinner In Mal maison's restaurant, Glas gow, Scotland. They are to return August 23. Mother Should Prepare Breakfast, Researchers Advise University Park, Pa. -Drill's worth the effort to see that your family gets a good breakfast and it's also Im portant that it is prepared by one person, say researchers at Penn State university. A good breakfast provides a better nutritional balance for the day, eliminating the 11 o'clock slump. Tests have proved that breakfa.it Is better nutrition ally when one person pre pares it. That's because the person who hn.t the responsibility is more likely to provide a bal anced meal for the group. An individual preparing his own breakfast may rail it quits after toast and coffee. J PICK'S SHOES1 FRONT AND MAIN MEDFORD ONE OF MEDFORD'S FINEST WOMEN'S SHOE STORES IS FORCED TO SELL OUT THEIR ENTIRE STOCK REGARDLESS OF COST OR LOSS! QUTTiG FINAL DM PI II CP on Thrown SALE STARTS 9:30 A.M. Tomorrow ENTIRE SHOE STOCK MUST BE SOLD IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS! NATURAL POISE & PETITE DEBS BE IN LINE EARLY! SALE STARTS 9:30 A.M. Tomorrow A SANDALS Values to 7.99 97 ALL SALES FINAL! A if FLATS Many Colors Values to 8.99 97 BE IN LINE EARLY y STACKED HEELS Many Colors DRASTIC PRICES! HIGH HEELS Leathers, Patterns, Patents Values to 13.99 5?? OUT THEY GO! sVWsflLJlra' ssl 1
