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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 19W
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To improve the acomtict it Hedrick Junior
High School the Jiekton County Civic Music
Association hat purchased an acoustical shell
which will be used during the association's con
certs this season. The shell arrived last week
and among those who were preaent while it
was assembled were four members of the board
of the association. They are, left to right, Oscar
Bjoriie, Ashland, music department of Southern
Oregon College; Ronald rVeatherford, vice pres
ident of the association and principal of Wash
ington Elementary School; Or. Justin Dyrud,
supervisor of vocal music in the Medford
schools, and Lynn SJolund, treasurer, and direc
tor of vocal music at Mcdford High School.
The shell controls the reflection of the sounds
made by the group. The association's first con
cert Is scheduled for 8 p.m. Wednesday, October
30, when Violinist Erick Friedman will be the
guest artist.
Flea Market Continues;
Congressman Opens Event
Hundreds of valley residents
have Hocked to the Junior Serv-
ice League International Flea
.Market which opened Friday
at noon for three days in the
Medford Armory. Today's hours
are from 1 to S p.m. League
members assured that merchant
dise is being added daily as
supplies become depleted.
During the opening ceremo
nies Friday a taped message
irom congressman Robert Dun.
can served as a kick-off. for the
three-day event. Text of the
message, stressing the mean
ing of internationalism, is re
printed here.
"Seldom can one community
project such as this serve two
purposes and serve them equal
ly well. But the International
Flea Market does just that. The
Local Couple
Home From Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Babb,
2871 Georgia Street, returned
home last week from a week's
trip to California and Nevada.
In Sebastopol, Calif., they
were houseguests of Mrs. Babb's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Mclntyre. From
there the couple traveled to San
Francisco, later going to Col
fax, Calif., near Donner Pass
where they visited her niece and
family, the Glenn Simpsons.
The Babbs returned by way
of Reno, Nev., and Klamath
Falls.
The week previous they spent
hunting out of Hyatt Lake Resort.
llrst and most obvious, I sup
pose, is the financial support
it gives to the charitable activi
ties of the Junior Service
League, and especially the fine
work they have been doing for
so long in the field of the child
who is hard of hearing. '
"But in addition, it serves
to broaden the international
horiions of the people of Mcd
ford and Southern Oregon, even
as does the student exchange
program, the sister city pro
gram (nurtured so carefully by
former Mayor John Snider and
our present Mayor James Dun
levy), the Peace Corps in which
Frank Albers of Medford is
now serving in Thailand, and
other similar devices designed
to help us know and be known
better by our neighbors over
seas.
"It is difficult to kill a person
we know, it is difficult to war
with a nation and a culture
we know. Fear and suspicion
can not flourish in an atmos
phere of understanding and tol
erance of and for other peoples,
customs, and ways of life.
More than our material re
sources, the nations of the world
need our friendship and under
standing to help to bring about
a peaceful world. All this, these
programs, including the Inter
national Flea Market, can help
us obtain.
"Most of us will not have the
privilege of a visit around the
world. This is the next best
thing. Enjoy it and know that
it is worthwhile. Congratulations
to the Junior Service League
from Congressman Bob Dun
can."
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Marriage
Announced
Helen M. Thomas oon SkH.
you boulevard, Medford, and
oiamey joncs jr., 125 North
Ivy Street, wore wed in onc-
thirtv n'l'lnrk all nrnnnn rit-c
October 19. Dr. D. Kirkland
west performed the ceremony
in First Presbyterian church.
The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Mann
shardt, Oakland, Calif., and the
bridegroom is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley C. Jones, Rogue
vancy Manor. ;
Mrs. Kenneth Jnncs, Ashland,
a sister-in-law of the bridegroom
was matron of honor and Ken
neth Jones was best man for
his brother.
A chamnaene rrrenlinn wac
Kivcn oy mr. anu Airs. Joel
iiceacr in ineir nome at 28 East
over Terrace.
The couple is making a wedd-
inff trirt to San Fl'Hnri;rn cmilli.
ern California and Las Vegas,
Nev. They will live at the Siski
you boulevard address.
The hrirln is pmnlnvr-H nc n
dental hygicnisl and Mr. Jones
is an attorney.
New Music
Meeting Tcpic
Miss Linda Carver, head of
the sheet music department at
I'urucKcr Music House, spoke to
members of Orenon Music
Teachers Association, Rogue
Valley Chapter, when they met
recently In the music house. She
presented new music publica
tions to aid the teachers in se
lecting music for their Febru
ary syllabus examinations.
J ho next meeting will be No
vember 18 when Bernard Winclt
will speak on music of the Eliz
abethan period and will show
examples of instruments of that
time. Any interested person is
invited to call Mrs. Kenneth
Brown, 773-5992, for further in
formation. December Rites
Plan of Pair
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lane,
1011 Barlynn street, Medford.
announce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their
daughter, Miss Rosalie Lane, to
Vern Van Riper, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Van Riper, Orovada,
Nevada.
The wedding is planned tor
December ti in Sacred Heart
Catholic church.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Medford High school and her
fiance is employed by the Citv
of Medford Park and Recreation
department.
Party, Show
Announced
By Chapter
Plans for the annual card par
ty, style show and luncheon were
discussed by members of Alpha
Rho chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, at
a meeting held at the home of
Mrs. Vernon Craft.
Chairman of the event is Mrs.
Eldon Davidson. "Christmas
Fashions, Furs, and Fun" will
be the theme of the show set for
December 7 at Rogue Valley
Country club.
Mrs. Davidson appointed com
mittccs, and announced that
tickets will be sold this year and
can be purchased from any
member of Alpha Rho chapter
or at Burclson's store, in charge
ol the clothing.
A preferential tea held Octo
ber 20 at the home of Mrs. Ted
Jenson welcomed new members.
Mrs. Vernon Craft assisted. New
members attending were Mrs.
Dennis Faulkner, Mrs. Fred
Dymock, Mrs. Leo Becker, Mrs.
Gregory Gill, Mrs. Tom Hanke,
and Mrs. Wayne Hunter. Each
was presented a yellow rose
corsage.
A party in honor of the new
members and their husbands
was planned for October 26 at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Curtis.
The cultural program for the
evening, entitled "Your Poise
and Charm," was presented by
Mrs. Steve Hess.
A ritual of welcome was ex
tended to Mrs. Fred Dymock
and Mrs. Gregory Gill who re
cently transferred into the chap
ter. Mrs. doe McCalvy was pre
sented a wedding gift by the
chapter.
Co-hostess was Mrs. Kenneth
Smith.
The next meeting will be held
November 12 at the home of
Mrs. Steve Hess.
November Rites
Set By Couple
ILLINOIS VALLEY-Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Ricch of Cave Junc
tion announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Ricch, to Jack E. Sctzer, a son
of Mrs. Rccd Kerncll and Clyde
Sctzer. The wedding has been
set for November 7 at 8 o'clock
in the evening in Cave Junction
Community church.
Miss Ricch is a 19fi2 graduate
of Illinois Valley High school
and is employed in the office of
Wcldon and Stilling, Cave Junc
tion, certified public accountants.
Mr. Sctzer is with the local
office of the United States For
est service and is a graduate of
Roseburg High school.
Miss Ackerman
Honcred Guest
EAGLE POINT - A bridal
shower was held recently at
the Eagle Point Scout Commu
nity Building in honor of Miss
Marcia Ackerman, whose mar
riage to William Chase was set
for October 26 at the First
Methodist Church, Medford.
Hostesses were Mrs. Don An
dcrson, Mrs. Herman Higday,
and Mrs. Lcroy Regcster. Oth
ers attending were Mrs. John
Huffman, Mrs. Edward Cham
berlain. Mrs. Sharon Witt, Mrs.
Edward Learning, Miss Marilyn
Learning, Miss Judy Sanderson,
Miss Paulctle Anderson, Miss
Lola Ackerman, Mrs. William
G. Chase, Mrs. Dale Ackerman,
Mrs. James Dunn, and Mrs.
Keith Krambeal.
News Received
Of Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Francis A.
Campbell, San Diego, Calif.,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Gail Camp
bell, to Wayne Goldschmidt, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Gold
schmidt, Route 4, Box 313, Med
ford.
Miss Campbell is a graduate
of San Diego City college. Her
fiance is a 1939 graduate of
Los Angeles Technical college.
He also was a student at Los
Angeles State college. He now
is serving with the Coast Guard
in Alaska.
The wedding date has tenta
tively been set for June in San
Diego.
To Install
Installation of officers will be
held at a meeting of Rogue
chapter. National Federation of
Grandmother Clubs of America,
set for Monday, October 28. at
Girls Community club at 12:30
p.m.
'Outer Space'
Theme of Party
A rush party In the theme of
"outer space" was held Wednes
day evening at the home of
Mrs. Evan Tumler, 300 Oak
Street, Phoenix, by Gamma
Rho Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi.
Guests were entertained with
various games during the eve
ning. Thirteen rushees and
members attended. Assisting
the hostess were Mrs. Richard
White and Mrs. William Knips.
'. Vill i i.iMHMiit
First Methodist church children will again
take part in the annual UNICEF Halloween
project, and last Sunday these youngsters in
(he first grade class spent part of their Sunday
school period preparing collection boxes. On
Halloween, children out for the traditional neigh
borhood trek will be asked to take along the
collection cartons and solicit coins; the money
is sent each year to United Nations headquar
ters and used to buy food and medicine for
children in underdeveloped countries. Pictured
at the church Sunday are (left to right) Jerry
Anderson, Elizabeth Hass, Virgil Lucht, Pamela
Beatly, Patricia Hass and John Gilbert. Lead
ers in the UNICEF Halloween project point
out that it has a double purpose; it educates
children away from the destructive and selfish
aspects of the holiday and is the means of
guiding them to a way of being helpful to the
less fortunate.
Orange UNICEF Cartons
Available for Halloween
The Jackson County commit
tee for UNICEF, under the
chairmanship of Mrs. C. Rease
Braley, today announced final
plans as to the acquiring and
returning of the orange-colored
cartons which will be used by
children who are touring Jack
son County communities on Hal
loween to collect coins for
UNICEF.
In addition to the workshops
and dispersal of cartons by Sun
day Schools and St. Mary's
school, and the YMCA, a num
ber of mothers will have cartons
at their homes which will be
made available to children who
wish to participate in the "Trick
or Treat for UNICEF." Children
who wish, may pick up these
cartons from a mother who
lives in the vicinity of their
homes, leave their names and
addresses with her, and return
the carton to that same home to
be delivered later to the com
mittee. Homes Listed
Homes where children may
pick up cartons include. Mrs.
J. P. Rowan, 828 Minnesota
Street; Mrs. Walter Roemer,
1979 Griffin Creek Road; Mrs.
Donald Browne, 3264 Hollywood
Street; Mrs. Richard Finnel,
917' Dakota Street; Mrs. Wil
liam Thorndike, 2012 Hillcrest
Road; Mrs. R. B. Thierolf, 91
Black Oak Drive, and Mrs.
Charles Lasher. 2810 Elliott
Street.
Other homes included in the
list arc, Mrs. C. R. Adamson,
839 Ea.st Jackson Street, Mrs.
Frank Gimbcl, 2220 Aloha
Street, Mrs. Jack Sanborn. 2180
Capital Avenue; Mrs. W. B.
Hinklc, 2437 Capital Avenue;
Mrs. Austin Murray, 5 Lenora
unve; Mrs. Russell Brown,
1320 East Main Street: Mrs.
George Kennedy, 2871 Delta
Waters Road, Mrs. William
Knips, 753 Oak Grove Road;
Mrs. Herbert Hooper, 305 Sum
mit Street; Mrs. Joe Brooks,
3085 Ross Lane, and Mrs. Keith
Gordon, 2525 Lyman Avenue.
Taylor's Market, 2797 Mem-
man Road, will also have car
tons available for children of
that neighborhood, as well as
Mrs. Joe Baumer, 1517 Velia
Street, Mrs. Douglas Philips,
317 Ardmore Avenue, Mrs. Rob
ert Lee, 1818 Woodlawn Drive,
Mrs. David Reiser, 1524 Olean
der Street, and Mrs. Arthur
Barber, 643 Pierce Road.
The committee reports that
members of the community
have been very cooperative in
planning for this event, and it
is hoped that when the i'oD
goblins of the county appear at
front doors on Halloween night
with their milk cartons covered
with the orange UNICEF label,
all will contribute for the child
ren of the world.
Film Today
"A Grain of Sand" will be
shown on KMED-TV today at
11 a.m., sponsored by UNICEF.
The film, of interest to children
of all ages, tells of children in
other lands and how a little
money collected by children on
Halloween can go a long way
in the task of defeating illness
and hunger around the world.
More complete plans for a
party to be held in the YMCA
in conjunction with collection of
funds for UNICEF were made
Saturday at the "Y" when
children were gathered to view
a film.
Couple Home
From Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. John Sniaene
who have returned to this coun
try to live after living for four
years in Amman, Jordan, were
recent Medford visitors. They
are former Medford residents
and Mrs. Spraguc, also former
ly of Trail, operated the Rogue
River lodge for many years.
incy were guests of Mrs.
Sprague's mother, Mrs. Earl
Schmandt. and her sister. Mrs.
Billy R. Skecters, 117 Almond
Street and other relatives here.
The couple left for their new
home at Whitmorc, Calif.
In Jordan, Mr. Spragtie was
with the Bureau of Public Roads
and Mrs. Sprague was employed
in the American Embassy. " 1
Teachers
Open Series
Of Recitals
The first of a series of month
ly all-teacher recitals given by
students of Oregon Music Teach
ers, Rogue Valley chapter, was
presented October 23 in the vo
cal music room of Medford Sen
ior High school.
Mrs. Oluf Oleson, recital
chairman, was in charge of the
meeting. Teachers who present
ed pupils were Mrs. D. F. Hu
son, Mrs. F. L. Windsor, Mrs.
Harold Head, Mrs. Oleson, Sis
ter Miriam Barbara, M r s.
Frank Glonning, Sister Martine
Mary, Mrs. Karl Peterson, Sis
ter Judith Mary, Sister Miriam
Joseph and Mrs. K. L. Brown.
Students who participated
were Candy Meeker, Eugene Pi
azza, Glenn Gifford, Dee Christ
licb, Nancy Diment, Lauri Ann
Trautman, Ronda Kathol, Suzie
Hays, Cynthia Roberts, Lania
Routn, Mary Jo Boettjer, Karen
Dill, Julie Marmo, Karla San
ders, Peggy George, Lydia
Hakes, Bonnie Robinson, Steven
Rues, Nancy Tomjack, Steven
Doyle, Pamela Scarlett, Ann
Wruck, Sally Beagle, Norma
Yandcll and Andrea Roberts.
Mrs. Kenneth Brown, presi
dent of the Oregon Music Teach
ers' chapter, has announced that
any qualified teacher is invited
to join. Information may be
obtained from her by calling
773-5992.
The recitals are open to the
public.
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