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Prospect Women Announce Party PROSPECT-The Lady Lions of Prospect will conduct their Christmas party and gift ex change Wednesday, December 11 in the home of Mrs. Eugene Burrell. The event will be held in the evening and members are to take bazaar items and articles for baskets to be distributed at Christmas time. The bazaar is to be held in the near future. Columbian Optical Co GIFTS . . . COMBINATION DESK SET The Princeton is an ac curate barometer, also tells temperature and humidity. Two-tone dial brass trim. Gray or Ivory. Price $10.00 i if AUTO COMPASS No more lost time or miles points the right way all the time as sures accuracy under all driving conditions. Gray or tan without light. Price $5.95 $5.00 Indoor-Outdoor Thermometer Accurately te both inside and outside temper atures. Easy to mount. Dark gray or ivory case. Height 8-4", 4 feet of. tubing. Price Also a complete line of Bausch & Lomb, Carl Zeiss and other famous makes . . . Ooera Glasses, Barompters, Thermom eters, Magnifiers and Hand Readers. W give "SS.H" Green Stamps Convenient Credit cur 58th year Columbian Optical Co. MCDFORD 5HOPPING CENTER 772-9990 casual shopping with convenient parkinq Mail Orders Filled Promptly Add 50c for postage & insurance SECTION D PAGES 1 TO ft News About Today's Woman Home Career Leisure Arts MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1963 N. f fly Y7 Mil Fiftieth Anniversary Observed at Open House Mr. and Mrs. Krank Vosika, 2208 College Way, Mrdforrl, valley residents since 1913, observed (heir fifliclh wedding an niversary November 31) at open house given in (he home of a snn-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Zundel, Route 3, Box 122A, North Foothills Road. Some 151) guests called on the couple and relatives were here from several slates, Including Wyoming and Florida. Reunion Is Held Mrs. H. E. Webber, who re cently celebrated her eightieth birthday anniversary was the honored guest when her two sons and three daughters and their families gathered for a reunion. A dinner was served in the an nex of the First Church of the Nazarene, Saturday evening, November 30. In attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Webber, Hayward, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Nolan (Ern estine) Arnett, Klamath Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Rusell Webber and family, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Rex (Eunice) Vowell and fam ily; Mr. and Mrs. George (Hel en) Sherman, and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sherman and family, all Mcdford; Mr. and Mrs. David Arnctl, Oakland, Calif. ; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Perkins and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Web ber and family, Livermore. Calif. Included among those mas meeting present were 10 of Mrs. Web ber's grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Mr. Webber, who has been hospitalized for some time be cause of serious illness, was not able to attend the dinner. Physician ONA Speaker Dr. Alvin . Roberts will be guest speaker at a meeting of the Oregon Nurses Association Tuesday, December 10 at R p.m., in Rogue Valley Memorial Hospital Auditorium. The doctor will speak on his recent experience in Hnmadan, Iran. Special guests for (he eve ning will be Medford High School Future Medics Club.' All inlercsted nurses in the-valfcy are invited to attend this Christ- When Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vosika, 2208 College Way, Med ford, observed their fiftieth wed ding anniversary Saturday, November 30 some 150 friends and relatives, some from as far as Florida, called on the couple between the hours of 1 ;and 4 p.m. The open house was. held at the home of the' couple's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Zundel, Route 3, Box 122A, North Foothills Road, Medford. ' Hots for the event were the couple's daughters and sons and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood. Mr.' and Mrs. Zundel, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Vosika, all Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vosika, Santa Ana Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Vosika, Lvanston, Wyo. This was the first time the Vosika family had been to gether in 35 years. Theme Is Gold The Zundel home was decor ated with yellow and gold chry. santhemums with gold tinted laurel leaves. The wedding cake centered the buffet table. Granddaughters of the couple assisted. Mrs. Robert KubicK, Portland, poured coffee; Miss Sylvia Zundel served tea, and Miss Cherolynn Vosika regis tered the guests and took charge of gifts. The gift table was centered by a gold money trees, a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kubick. Mrs. Wood poured punch and Mrs. Zundel and Mrs. A. D. Vosika cut and served the cake. Norman Larson, a nephew, sang and a medley of songs was furnished by the men pres ent. From out of town were sis ters of Mr. Vosika and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Bessler, Sioux Falls, S. D.; Mrs. Elizabeth Jochim, Seattle; Mr, and Mrs. John Larson, Matta- wa. Wash.; his brothers and families. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vosika, Seattle; George Vos ika, Van Nuys, Calif.; his nephews and families, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Larson, San Jose; Gordon Larson, Grand Coulee, Wash., and Gary Larson, Rich- Luncheon, Party Plan of Class The annual Christmas party for Golden Link Class members will be held Thursday, Decem- Dcr Vi at 1 p.m., in the Fire place Room of First Baptist Church. Luncheon will be served at 1 p.m. Those who attend wilh names beginning with letters A through M, should take salad and pumpkin pie; and those with initials M through Z are lo take fried chicken and a -veg. etable. "'' ; ft VISIT OREGON'S CiUuCAPITAL CITY Salem is the ideal city, large enough to offer a fine variety of recreation, shopping and vacation facilities and just small enough to be convenient. Next time you're in the Willamette Valley, make Salem's Marion Motor Hotel your headquarters. ju I 1 I rp 1 . WRITE TODAY FOR OUR FREE CONVENTION BROCHURE ...and stay at the Marion of course XfflttM II mm MARION MOTOR HOTEL 200 Commercial Street S.E. Salem, Oregon 363-4123 land, Vasli.;- aod his nieces, Miss Dorothy Jochim, Seattle, and Mrs. Newton York, and son, Michael, Tampa, Fla. The honored couple was mar ried in Shields, N.D., where he was associated with a railroad. They farmed for a few years and then moved to Sioux Falls where Mr. Vosika was employed by Morrell Meat Packing Com pany for 16 years. In 1943 they moved to Medford and for 18 years, until his retirement in June, 1062, Mr. Vosika was em ployed by Medford Corpora tion. Mrs. Vosika has been active in several community organizations. Westminster Guild Meeting Scheduled Westminster Guild of First Presbyterian Church will con duct a Christmas meeting Mon day, December 9 at 7:30 p.m., in the church Fireplace Room. ' Devotions will be presented by Mrs. Stanley Jones Sr., and a Christmas program will be con ducted by Mrs. James Medley. Missionary Council Announces Officers New officers were elected at a recent meeting of the Wo men's Missionary Council of First Assembly of God Church. Elected were Mrs. Alva Staf ford, president: Mrs. Etta M y eti; vice-president; Mrs. Waller Meeker, secretary; Mrs. i Ulric C. Keener, treasurer. This Christmas, Our Collector's Item Celebrates the timeless spirit of Hojaqer Windmill. ' The artist captures the story-book romance of the windmill, beloved in Danish folk talcs. The Christmas plate has been produced every year since 1908 in limited editions. Traditional blue and white Royal Copenhagen Porcelain, pierced for hanging, $11.00 For selected gifts imported from Scandinavia, Mexico, Portugal and the Far East, see the LPIOTL HoUSE COLLECTION at Trowbridge Electric, W. Main at Fir Uie Out Customer Parking Area 1 f Boys and J S : Girls yj S If Santa Has X i : ': a Special H , .... Ik h . -l. " Post Office p ":, S ' at JCF! B Would you like a personal from Santa? letter This Is What You Do: 1. Wrifc a letter to Santa. 2. Have Mom or Dad mail your let ter in Santa's Special Mail Box at JCF. 3. at JCF Mom and Dad can make arrangements for you to receive a . . r personal .errer rrom danra: jh " TBI . . . and that's not all . . . your letter will be read on the Santa Claus program on Channel 10 . . . Monday Thru Friday, 5:30 P.M. WRITE YOUR LETTER TO SANTA TODAY! JCF Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan Assn. HOME OFFICE: 2 East Main Street-Meclford, Oregon BRANCHES: 337 East Main Street-Ashland, Oregon 409 S.E. Sixth Street-Grants Pass, Oregon
