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Nerrs About Today's Home . . . Career . WORK SMARTER By BERNICE STRAWN Oregon Stale University Do you think a time plan is impossible because you have too many emergencies every day? You're assuming that it must be rigid, unbending, and re quires strict adherence to be any good. A workable plan is adjustable to suit circumstaices. It should allow time (or unplanned activi ties. A eood plan cuts time loss due to procrastination, and procras tination saps emotional energy by adding dread and dislike to many jobs mat migni oinerwise be whisked by. Mnnpv saver! You can trim at least 10 per cent, maybe more, off your grocery bill by taking advantage of specials at the supermarket. Mrs. Velma Seat, OSU extension looa mar tntina srwialist. citps research to back up this claim. But to make a savings, these items on special must account for a fourth of your purchases, so it taxes a bit of planning. Mrs. Seat emphasizes that you have to be able to use these items once you buy them, or they re no Bargain. Watch out for walnut stains. Nuts and leaves are falling and it's easy to track wet leaves onto your carpet. If this hap pens, get a professional rug cleaner; you'll not be able to remove the stain yourself. For stains on washable fabrics which can stand high heat, boil in sudsy water. If stain remains, soak about 5 minutes in diluted chlorine bleach. Wash and rinse all chlorine from the fabric. Frozen freshly baked rolls lose only half as much freshness as rolls stored in a bread box for 24 hours, says Virginia Weiser, OSU nutritionist. U. S. Department of Agricul ture research to help commer cial bakers can also be applied at home. Freshly baked rolls were wrapped in freezer paper soon after baking. Researchers found that defrosting without unwrapping in a warm place also helps maintain freshness. Canvas awnings are due for Sojourners List Events Medford Sojourners plan a 12 noon meeting Thursday, Octo ber 24 in Girls Community club. All women who are newcom ers to Medford or vicinity are invited. A dessert luncheon will be served and cards will be played. An evening card party for members and their partners will be conducted Saturday, Oc tober 21! at 7 p.m. A politick dinner will be serv ed and those who attend should make reservation by calling a member of the executive board by Thursday, October 23. The card party event will be held in the Girls Community club. Builders Class Sets Progressive Halloween Dinner The Builders class of First Methodist church plan a pro gressive Halloween dinner, Sat urday, October 26, beginning at 6:30 p.m., in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blair, 633 Pierce road. Other homes to be visited during the evening include those of Mr. and Mrs. Harry DeVore, Air. and Mrs. James Baumer, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Duysen, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Darby and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver P. Taylor. The dessert will be served in First Methodist church dining hall where host esses will be Mr. and Mrs Jack Martin, Mr. and Mrs Donald Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. C. Gordon Morris. final entertainment of the evening will be led by Dr. and Mrs. Milton Snow. Reservations for the dinner may be made by calling the residence of the class president, Glen Duysen, Thursday Club Dinner Slated PHOENIX - The Phoenix Thursday club members and their husbands will meet for an annual Harvest dinner, Satur day, October 26, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. James. 209 Fifth street. Phoenix. Din ner will be served at 6:30 p.m and members are reminded to take table service and trays if available. Hostesses (or the event will be Mrs. Ernest James, Mrs. Albert Consbruck, Mrs. Gary Monlcal and Mrs. Leo Furry. Any member desiring fur ther information may contact j Mrs. Consbruck H i'H-tt'i. o Woman . . Leisure . . . Arts NOT HARDER a winter rest. To avoid mildew during storage, scrub awnings with a stiff brush and hot suds, then rinse. Leave opened to dry thoroughly before storing. $9 Regular 12.98 to 17.95 - wool, orlon, solids, Jacquards and novelty weaves -cardigans and pullovers-Save 4 days only! 4 Days Only Save on Maternity Sportswear Save up to 2.56 on a big variety of regular 5.98 and 6.98 maternity tops, also ma ternity capris in black, gold, turquoise, red, beige. Sizes 6-20. In our Stork. Nook. 4 days only. Regularly 12.98-Big savings-large selec tion wide range of colors-slim, A line and ' stitch down pleats-in solids and novelty weaves, also includes culottes and perts. Flea Market The Armory is echoing the sounds of hammers and saws this week, as Junior Service league members and their hus bands construct booths and backgrounds for the Internation al Flea Market, which opens Friday noon. The calamities that accom pany every enterprise of this magnitude are causing moans of anguish among league mem bers. A shortage of the proper materials for booth construction, stolen decorations, and rum mage that is not rummage, are recent problems. Sunday evening a dismayed daughter searched through countless racks and boxes of 4 Days Savings on BULKY SWEATERS 4 Days Only WOOL SKIRTS Readied; Decorcffions Are Stolen rummage for her mother's sum mer clothing, which had been mistakenly collected by a league pick-up crew. The woman was one of many generous local donors who offered rummage for the sale. She had left the carton of out-of-season clothing near her donation of discarded articles, both had been eagerly carted off for marking. League members report, happily, that she retrieved the missing cloth ing, with the aid of a flashlight and perseverance. Decorations Stolen A worse plight is that of Mrs. Geogry Hornecker, chair man of the Christmas booth, who is rephrasing a familiar MIDVOID MAIL TRIBL'.VE, MJ.DFOHD. plea. She has changed the usual "Keep the money and the wal let, but please return my pa pers" to "Keep the groceries, but please return my Christmas decorations." Mrs. Hornecker left her parked car unlocked last week while she shopped, and her hand-made Christmas bells were stolen with her groceries. The hours she labored to make the decorative bells mean more to her than the groceries, which were easily replaced. The flea market will open on schedule, in spite of minor mis haps, with a taped "kick-off" message from Representative Robert Duncan. The enterainment committee IT'S A WONDERFUL STORE SHOP AND SAVE 4 Days Savings on FALL DRESSES Usually 17.95 to 24.95 - selected dresses and jumpers from our regular stock at tremendous savings for this 4 day event. Save for 4 Days Only SHIFT DRESSES instead of 24.95. Luxurious woven bro cade or knitted metallic fashionable shift dresses-to be worn as skimmers or belted. 4 Days Only WOOL KNIT SEPARATES Reg. to 14.98, all our famous brands of knit coordinates. Jackets, Pullovers, Shells and Skirts in solids, stripes and Jacquards. OREGON promises a varied show. Local entertainers are donating their talents, and will perform fre quently during the three day benefit. John Lusk will play the organ, as a soloist, and as accom panist for Mrs. Ervin B. Hogan, who will sing French songs in the Paris sidewalk cafe. Ceasar Muzzioli will play his accordian, and a pair of high school boys, The Kinsmen, will sing folk songs to a banjo accompani ment. The two boys, John Eads and Bob Haworth, are members of Madrigal, the select singing group at Medford High School, and have adapted their vocal '4- OliPIMC Hi to tfcfc craz tor tolk-smfing. The members of a trio, Pat Selby, Chris Helman and Jac que Long, are also from Medford High School. They have appear ed at local functions as The Checkmates. Three Bands Three bands will perform. The Chancellors, a group of Med ford High school instrumental ists, will play dance music. The Ashland Elks Kiltie band, well known in this area, will play bagpipe music. The Firehouse Five, a quintet of Ashland men who drive an old fire-engine as a trademark, specialize in dixie-land jazz. Colleen Hope will bring some of her students to perform in ternational dances. The Hawai OUR instead instead gowns These 35.00 "Don't ian hula, the French can-can, and a Swedish dance are planned for different hours. A student from Japan. Tos hiko Funabashi, will fear her native costume as an interna tional note. Toshiko is living with the Doyle Stockton family this year. The best sources of enter tainment for children will be the carnival, the burro ride, the puppet show, and the games and rides in Kiddieland. League members urge parents to bring their children. Hours for the International Flea Market will be 12 noon to 9 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. 4 Days Savings on VAN RAALTE SLIPS & GOWNS of 5.95-7.88 instead of 8.95-8.88 of 10.95 -Van Raalte slips and at great savings. Luxurious Fabric coats are best sellers - 38.00 - 48.00. For Hesitate" 4 Days to Save FLANNEL CAPRI PANTS 6.99 Regularly 10.98-proportioned lengths in short, medium and tall - beautiful flannel completely lined. Very special buy. O Bnamitmt, A miliary To Alsef on Thursday Table Rock encampment and the Matriarchal auxiliary of g Independent Order of Odd r 1. lows will meet Thursday, o tober 24, at 8 p.m. in the Iod';a hall. During the business session the second nomination of offi cers will take place, and a so cial hour will follow. Members not contacted are asked to take a pie or dough nuts for the refreshment hour. DIETETIC & DIABETIC Frozen Dessert NOW AVAILABLE AT LARRY'S No. Riverside Coats with us at 4 days only. O o O 9 GO r i '0
