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MEDFOftD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON
Shown above arc the outfits that (he men and women of Ihe
United States Winter Olympics team will wear in the opening
parade of the 10fi4 (James. The IX Winter Olympic Games will
be held in Innsbruck. Austria. January 29 to February 4. The
smartly styled ("real coats, lined in Acrilan acrylic fiber, provide
brightness, lightness and warmth. Knitted ribbing at the collars
and pockets arc in alternating stripes of reel, white and blue.
The same type ribknits arc used on the headgear and can he
warn over tlie ears as the weather dictates. The stretch ski pants,
in navy blue to complement the coats, provide a trim appearance
and eliminate any binding.
Olympic Games Athletes
May Win Clothing Prizes
Bv WALTER LOGAN
NEW YORK (UPI) The
150 American men and women
athletes taking part in the IX
Olympic Winter Games next
Jan. 29 in Innsbruck, Austria,
may not win all the gold med
als but if there are prizes for
being well - dressed they could
win hands down.
For the past several weeks
the athletes have been going in
small Rronps to headquarters of
the United States Olympic Ap
parel Committee on Park Ave
nue to he fitted in parade and
ski oulfils and after ski out
fits thai may make them the
talk of Innsbruck.
The colors are red, while and
blue, of course, but the clothes
mill encomnass Ihe latest trend-
wltinri fashions and fnbric with
a heavy emphasis on stretch
not only In the actual racing
Girl Scouts
Firefly Patrol
The Firefly Patrol of Girl
Scout Troop i:i9 took tray favors
to Rogue Valley Memorial Hos
pital on December 20. Decora
tive candles were made by put
ting gliltcr and sequins on small
jars and placing votive candles
in them.
Wo have been learning how lo
plan a Scout's Own, which is a
ceremony expressing the spirit
of Girl Scouting. Kaye Macio
lck, Julie Clarke, Joan Boehnke
and Sandra Boulware gave a
Scout's Own with an Autumn
theme. Carolyn Berry, Beth
White, and Robin Murray used
ski wear but in the leisure and
parade clothes.
For the men the leisure and
traveling clothes include a soft
shoulder, 3-butlon Navy blue
blazer with the U. S. Olympic
crest on the breast pocket. The
fabric is an 11 ounce polyester
and worsted blend with hori
zontal stretch to accommodate
flexing muscles. The grey glen
plaid lining is pleated to give
too.
For the record Iherc isn't any
breast pockel. It was nmitled
for the sake of neatness but
the manufacturer thoughtfully
lucked one away inside so the
athlete can have it sewed on
afler Ihe games it he should
tire of his Olympic crest. The
notions are plain brass and
Bold ones would bo better.
For parading, mo mazer is
worn with a pair of medium
gray slacks, a" blend of acrilan
and rayon which makes them
wash and wear, a white button
down shirt and red, while and
blue roeimenlnl striped tie.
Shoes and socks are black
The women's leisure costume
is a trim and easy lining v-
neck jumper in gray worn wilh
a classic long-sleeved shirt in
flame red acrilan. The Olympic
committee suggests low-heeled
black pumps and bags wilh this.
The parade unilorms wnicn
can be used for racing arc
more spectacular. The back
ground (or belli men and wom
en is flag blue wilh red and
white racing stripes down the
sides. The material is a stretch
combination of nylon and worst
ed. The stretch in the jackets
is lateral and vortical In the
pants Ihe jackets hang loose at
ihe waist if a skier falls
Winner
Announced
The winner of the annual DAR
Good Citizens Contest was an
nounced at the last meeting of
Crater Lake Chanter, Daugh
ters of the American Revolu
tion, at Girls Community Club.
Mrs. Paul 0. Weidner, chair
man of the Rood citizens com
mittee, announced that five high
schools in Jackson County had
participated in the DAR Good
Citizens Contest and that Belli
Biden of the Prospect High
School is the winner. The Good
Citizens girl from each of the
five high schools and their
mothers will be guest of honor
of the chapter at a tea in April
at which time a pin and award
will be presented lo each one.
Members answered roll call
by displaying or describing an
antique which belonged to their
family. Included in the display
were an album, gun, portion of a
newspaper printed on wall pa
per, sandwich glass, jewelry,
china, silver and a small tea
chest.
A group of songs appropriate
to the Christmas season sung
by the Rev. David R. Brown,
accompanied by Gregg Smith,
was the opening number of the
program.
A program on the "Origin of 1
Christmas Celebrations," ar
ranged by Mrs. T. J. Gifford,
chairman of the program com
mittee, was given by members
and included the use of mistle
toe, holly, Christmas tree, can
dles and yule log.
The Rev. and Mrs. Brown and
Gregg Smith were guests of the
chapter.
The meeting closed with a gift
exchange.
Listers Here
For Holidays
Mr. and Mrs. H. Lawrence
Lister and daughters, Jennifer
and Cheryl, of Portland are
among Christmas week guests
in the city. They arrived Sun
day to visit Mrs. Lister's moth
er, Mrs. Jack M. hartley,
daughter Brcnda, and son Brent,
until Friday at their home, 1408
Fortune Drive.
Mrs. Hartley's son, Michael,
sludent at Oregon State Univer
sity, is spending the holidays at
Ihe Mammoth Lakes ski resort
in California, where he worked
last summer.
Recipe Listed for
Green Bean Chowder
On a cold evening, hot soup
tastes mighty Rood, especially
mis quick and hearty green bean
chowder.
Simmer cumin! blue lake
green beans, frozen cream of
potato soup and instant minced
onion with a bay leaf until
mixture is piping hot. Serve
wilh a garnish of crumbled ba
con and paprika.
Three cups shredded Rieen
cabbage; one cup shredded red
cabbage; one tablespoon minced
onion; one -half cup French
dressing. Combine ingredieuls
and chill until needed.
Merry
Christmas
Wish
By Gay Pauley
NEW YORK (UPI)-M is for
Ihe mountains of gifts beneath
the tree, the merry smiles of
the children as they open them,
the music of the carolers.'
"God rest ye merry gentle
men..." E is for the expected of the
season which makes the heart
dance the more, for the eternal
spirit of man even in these a
nation's dark days. 'Eternity is
now."
R is for Rudolph and the
other reindeer, for remembering
others less fortunate than we,
for the rosy cheeks of the chil
dren playing in the snow.
"The angels are shedding
their feathers tonight, shedding
their feathers to keep us
warm."
Itiches of Love
R is for the riches of love, of
contentment, of peace, of giving.
Would you grow rich toward
God? Then learn to give.
Y is for the Yule log crack
ling merrily in the fireplace.
Yule is come, and Yule is
gone, and we have teasicci
well..."
C is for the Christ child.
"Away in a manger, no crib for
a bed..."
'I heard the bells on Christ
mas day
Students Home
In Hornbrook
HORNBROOK Miss Judy
Brown arrived home last week
end from Prairie Bible Institute
at Three Hills, Alberta, Canada,
to spend the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Brown, and her sisters and
brothers.
Others arriving from school
during the week end were Miss
Pat MacKinnon to spend her
vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John MacKinnon, and
Miss Ann Rullcdgc, who will be
with her parents and brothers,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. RutledRe,
and David and John, and with
her grandmother and uncle,
Mrs. Mary Kurt and Carl John
son. Her sister, Miss Mary Lee
Rutlcdgc, arrived Tuesday from
Sacramento, where she is em
ployed wilh the State, to join
the family circle. Pat and Ann
are students al Chico State Col
lege at Chico, Calif., and are
room-mates there.
With Perents
Miss Georgia Mitchel, a fresh
man student at San Jose Bible
College, San Jose, Calif., is
spending the holidays wilh her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Budd Mitchel, 720 West Thir
teenth Street.
"Their old familiar carols
, play
"And wild and sweet
"The words repeat
"Of peace on earth, good will
to men."
The Holly Tree
H is for the bold red and
green of the holly tree against
the snow, for home for Christ
mas, for the hospitality of the
season.
"Use hospitality one to anoth
er without grudging."
R is for righteousness, "right
eousness cxaltcth a nation."
I is for the inn that had no
room. They lived wherever
night compelled a halt."
j S is for sanity in a world
fraught with fear, for the reach
es into science which have put
man where never before he
i dared to dream, for Saint Nich
olas. S Yes Virginia
; "Not believe in Santa Claus!
You might as well not believe
in fairies.. .Thank God, he lives
and he lives forever."
T is for the thought of the
giving, for the three wise men
who followed the light of the
star and brought gifts of gold,
frankincense and myrrh, for the
tenderness that was His for all
the world.
"An infinitude of tenderess
is the chief gift and inheritance
of all truly great men."
M is for the meek for they
shall inherit the earth, for the
mirth which does abound among
the children, for the wonderful
old song, "It Came Upon The
Midnight clear..."
A is for a family's affection
and its special closeness, un-1 men with whom he is pleased." would that it endure; and for
fortunately for the avarice He I S is for the sassy turkey, for , lne enduring nymn.
would not have wanted for any ! the Christmas smells of cookies
of us and for the angels prais-jand log fires and evergreens;
ing God and saying, ( for security; for the selflessness j which this column wishes
"...and on earth peace among of this time of the year and all of you and yours.
'Silent night. Holy night..."
Put them all together they.
spell MERRY CHRISTMAS
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the Thankscivinc theme. Karen
l.angstnn also helped plan the down he rcIs snow inside.
Thanksgiving Scouts' Own
Alter Christmas vacation we
will begin our badges on cooking
and sewing. Mrs. Richard
Clarke will he leader for the
sewing badges and Mrs. Rus
sell Boulware lor the cooking.
Mrs. William L. While has been
leader ot the patrol these first
months.
Robin Murray,
Reporter.
The women's parade jacket
has a vee - neck and is worn
with white turtle neck sweaters.
the men's jacket jip up lo a
collar and also is worn with a
while turtle neck. The women
wear white fast caps with black
gloves and hoots.
Real Aiuerieann
The real Americana starts in
the women's utter-ski outfits.
Burlington Mills which provided
tho fabric for the costumes
wanted something American so
Ihey made a pile fabric black
and while in fake pony skin for
a long skirl to be worn with
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sweaters.
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