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When it comes to advertising a flea market, nothing
could be better than a dog. This was the conclusion
of Junior Service league members, who plan to stage
a little parade down town one day this week to focus
attention on the mammoth International Flea Market
which they will hold October 25, 26 and 27 at the
armory to raise funds for philanthropic projects. Lead
ing Snorkel, the dachshund, is tittle Tina Mickelsen,
daughter of the Charles Mickelsons, 1804 Niedermeyer
drive, and Sidney, the basset hound belongs to Geoff
rey Vevera, whose parents, the Frank Veveras, are
neighbors of the Mickelsons.
Since the idea of the Flea Market part bazaar, part rummage sale, carnival and fun
fair was born in the minds of Junior Service league members, many of them
have been hard at work with knitting needles and yarn. On sale will be the result
of their efforts, hand-knit sweaters with matching skirt lengths In mom and tot
sizes, mittens,, caps, handmade toys and a variety of other articles. Mrs. Gilbert
Tumy, league member, poses hers with, part of the clothing and toys. . .
MEDFORD
Tribune
MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, - OCTOBER 20, 1963
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with a bunch for the coming Junior
Service league Flea Market next
week end- Since the big benefit has
an international theme, little Shauna
wears her German lederhosen.
Copies of the new cook book which league members
compiled and which are just off the press will be
sold at the coming Flea Market, along with quantities
of jams, jellies, pickles and other delicacies made in
the kitchens of league members.
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Dr. Bert Buffington, wearing traditional German lederhosen, will help cook brat
wurst to be served during the International Flea Market at the armory next week
end. Dr. Buffington, who served in Germany with the Armed Forces, poses here
with Mrs. Robert J. Cunningham, sustaining member of the Junior Service league
who is also working hard on the Flea, Market. She wears one of the checked pink
q gingham aprons which all memberswill wear during the big benefit event.
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While mommy shops in the stalls and booths of the International Flea Market next week end, the small .fry take a burro ride. Little Kristin Patron
(at left) daughter of the William P.ttoni, Ashland, wasn't loo sure about what her mount, Maynard, was going ttj do when she tried him out
last week, but her companion, two-year-old Laura Williams, begged for a longer ride on Priscilla. Uur knows all about burros because these
two belong to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordcm Williams t Madron lane, arftl are her pets.
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