TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Thursday Mar 19, 19S3
Peter Pan Story
To Be Theme of
Dance Program
The story of "Peter Pan" In
dance will be presented by pu
pils of Miss Pat's dance studio
at the Craterian theater Friday
and Saturday, May 20 and 21.
The story has been divided
into five acts, 'the first "The
Dance Studio," the second,
"Dream Bedroom;" third, "The
Beach;" fourth, "Under the
Ocean," and five is again "The
Studio."
Miss Karen Stelle will be pre
sented as Peter Pan, Miss Jo
Ann Johnson as Wendy and Miss
Karen Adele as the teacher.
Cherie Aldrich will be Tinker
Bell.
A large cast of dancers will
be presented in group numbers.
In Miss Pat's adaptation oi
"Peter Pan" Wendy is the dance
pupil who is always late to dan
cing school, who eats too much
candy and doesn't pay attention
to teacher. In a dream she meets
Peter Pan, who never had a mo
ther to give him dancing les
sons, Tinker Bell, and Captain
Hook, the Pirates who take what
they please but never live long,
and the gold that can't buy
friends, love or courage.
Assisting Miss Pat with the
production are Clifford Aldrich,
master of ceremonies, her assis
tant teacher, Miss Adele; Steve
Bayliss, who worked on set de
sign; Mesdames E. L. Isaacs,
Aaron Ayres, J. R. Campbell,
Don Niedermeyer, Everett Giv
en, William Knips, L. Johnson,
W. E. Kerr, N.. Wallin, Leona
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Exemplar Chapter
Initiates Group
Fourteen new Exemplars were
honored and received into mem
bership by Xi Mu, exemplar
chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at a
recent meeting at the home of
Mrs. Roy Stein, 54 Rose avenue.
The ritual table was centered
with a bouquet of yellow roses,
traditional flower of Beta Sigma
Phi, with candles on either side.
The hostess served punch, as
sisted by Miss Adabee Seiler and
Mrs. Edgar Moir. Mrs. Wilson
slator conducted the exemplar
ritual, assisted by Mrs. William
Hartman and Miss Adabee
Seiler.
After the ritual, the exemplar
chapter honored the new mem
bers at a banquet at Tally-Ho
Hunt room.
The exemplar degree was con
ferred upon Mrs. David Berg
strom, Mrs. W. H. Fisher, Mrs.
John Lamberty, Mrs. Russell
Budreau, Mrs. Treavell Turpin,
Mrs. C. J. Marrs, Mrs. Charles
Craft, Mrs. Nick DeWitt, Mrs.
A. K. Hayes, Mrs. Paul Lowery,
Mrs. Clyde Ramsey, Mrs. S. M.
Saimons, Miss Anna May, Mrs.
Stanley Shafer, Mrs. John Nel
son. Mrs. C. Rease Braley, director
of Alpha Beta chapter, was
granted an honorary exemplar
degree.
Installation Held
By Phoenix Group
Phoenix Mrs. A. O. Floyd
Siskiyou district director, in
stalled officers of Phoenix Gar
den club for the coming year at
a recent meeting held on the
patio of the home of Mrs. R. W
Frame at Phoenix.
Officers installed were Mrs. A
C. Lewis, president; Mrs. Chris
Wolff, first vice-president; Mrs
W. I. House, second vice - presi
dent; Mrs. W. A. Grochocki, sec
retary; and Mrs. S. E. Cox, trea
surer. Mrs. Floyd was assisted
by Mrs. Thomas Carter, retiring
president.
Mrs. Lewis appointed her com
mitte.e chairmen for the year, as
follows: Arrangements, Mrs. J
E. Harper; birds, Mrs. H. H. De
Jarnett; civic and community
club representative, Mrs. Chris
Wolff; corsage, Mrs. Charles
Hockersmith; conservation, Mrs
Roy LaVander; float, Mrs. Geor
ge Bourne; flower show, Mrs.
Thomas Carter; historian, Mrs.
M. Liebman; magazines and li
brary, Mrs. Albert Arnold; pro
gram and year book, Mrs. Thorn
as Carter, Mrs. J. E. Harper and
Mrs. W. A. Grochocki; remem
brance, Mrs. Charles Lewis; pub
licity, Mrs. W. A. Grochocki;
roadside, Mrs. T. A. Lowe; tele
phone, Mrs. Bennett Austin.
Guests at the meeting were
Mrs. Wanda Kane, Talent, Mrs.
Ethel Carr of Phoenix, Mrs. Sy
bil Edwards and Mrs-. Gail O'
Connor of Medford.
Gilinsky and F. Wooldridge,
wardrobe workers; M a r c i a
Isaacs, Glena Hobbs and Carol
Jones, student assistants; Mrs. E.
L. Isaacs and Mrs. Eugene Ever
ius, kindergarten assistants.
Miss Pat (Mrs. Clifford Aid
rich) and Miss Adele will leave
soon to spend three months in
Europe visiting dance studios.
Festival Tonight
The Dublic is cordially invit
ed to attend the elementary
school music festival "Let There
Be Music" tonight at the high
school stadium beginning at 7:30
p.m. Over 750 students will par
ticipate. Special guest groups
will be a brass ensemble and
the choir from Medford Senior
High school.
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Name Candidates
Four members of Medford
League of Women Voters will
attend the biennial state conven
tion of Oregon League of Wom
en Voters to be held in Eugene
May 22-24. More than 90 dele
gates, observers and state board
members are expected to attend
from the nine local and three
provisional leagues in Oregon.
Attending from Medford will
be the president, Mrs. Lucille
Foster, Mrs. Robert D. Hiatt,
Mrs. Fred Carr and Mrs. John
S. Day.
The nominating committee, of
which Mrs. V. N. Freeman of
Eugene is chairman, has pro
posed the following slate of offi
cers to be voted on at the con
vention: President, Mrs. Ronald
K. Campbell, Corvallis; first vice
president, Mrs. K. E. Montgom
ery, Eugene; second vice - presi
dent, Mrs. Robert Wiener, Port
land; secretary, Mrs. F. H. J.
Dickmann, Corvallis; treasurer,
Mrs. R. W. Weiss, Portland; di
rectors: Mrs. Justin Smith, Med
ford; Charles Ford, Eugene; A.
O. Miller, Salem; Walter W. Mc
Guire, Portland; Wesley S. Shan
er, Astoria; D. W. Richarson, Sa
lem; chairman nominating com
mittee, Mrs. Peter DeWitt, Port
land. Convention business will also
include by-law changes, adop
tion of a budget, discussion of
organization problems, and de
termination of a program for the
next two years. The state board
had suggested two program
items for the current agenda.
The first of these, measures to
revise and strengthen the con
stitution of the state of Oregon,
is a continuation of the work
that has been done in this field
by the League in the last two
years. The second item, pres
ervation of our Constitutional
right, ties in with one of the two
national current agenda items
that deals with individual liber
ties and the public interest. In
addition to these two items three
Local League have submitted
suggestions that deal with state
election laws and problems re
lating to adoption of children in
Oregon. These will also be con
sidered by the delegates.
Plan Banquet
M Homemakers'. class, First
Methodist church, will hold the
annual banquet Friday, May 20,
at 6:30 p.m. at the church. Har
ry DeVore is banquet chairman.
Installation of officers will be
held.
Washington PTA
Plans Ceremony
Mrs. Ray Alder will be In
stalled president of Washington
Parent Teacher association at a
meeting scheduled for Friday,
May 20, at 2:15 p.m. in the
school gymnasium. Also taking
office will be Mrs. John P. Hart
sook, vice-president, Mrs. R. G.
Sherrill, secretary, and Mrs.
Alice Lynch, treasurer. Retiring
president is Mrs. Harold Hubler.
Also on the program will be
several selections by the school
band, under the direction of I.
A. Mirick. Mothersingers, di
rected by Mrs. LeRoy Jensen,
will also entertain with three
numbers. In addition, there will
be a short business meeting.
Free child care will be pro
vided in Room I and refresh
ments are being furnished by
mothers of children in the first
grade.
Mothers of children new to the
school are especially invited to
attend the meeting, Mrs. Hubler
stated.
Home Economics Club
Meets at Chamberlains
Upper Rogue Grange Home
Economics club met May 12 at
the home of Mrs. Bob Chamber
lain. A picnic lunch was served
by Mrs. Chamberlain and Mrs.
Tony Lilywhite.
Mrs. George Tockstine, HEC
chairman, conducted a business
meeting.
The club will not meet during
the summer months, and the
next session will begin Septem
ber, c
CALENDAR
Calendar notice, and new. for
the society section of The Mail
Tribune must be submitted in
writing and deadline for the Sun
day edition Is 1 p.m Friday. Dead
line for the weekly calendar is 9
a.m of the day of publication and
for week day news is S DJn the
day before publication.
Thursday
8 p.m. Adarel chapter, OES,
Jacksonville Masonic temple.
Friday
11 a.m. Medford Truth cen
ter, "Unity," Room 203, Holly
theater bldg.
1:30 p.m. Jolly Stitchers,
Mrs. G. G. Stagg, 611 Berrydale
ave.
2:30 p.m. Jackson school
PTA, school auditorium.
Gold Hill Women Aieef
At Wallace Neece Home
Gold Hill Woman's Chris
tion Alliance of Gold Hill met
recently at the home of Mrs.
Wallace L. Neece, Gold Hill.
Plans were completed for the
mother-daughter reception held
at the Gold Hill First Christian
church, May 15.
Devotional reading and the
opening prayer were given by
Mrs. Leonard Andrews.
The group discussed redecor
ating and partially re-furnishing
one of the Sunday-school rooms
in the building now used as the
church, and a work meeting will
be announced for the latter part
of the month. ' ,
Next social meeting of the
club will be held at the home of
Mrs. Leonard Andrews June 2
at 1 p.m.
Installation Set
By Jackson PTA
Friday Afternoon
Mrs. Minnie Bryant, past-president
of Jackson Parent Teacher
association, will install the new
officers when the unit holds its
final meeting at the school Fri
day, May 20 at 2:30 p.m. Those
to be installed are: President,
Mrs. Treavell Turpin .vice-president,
Mrs. Jim Hobbs, secretary,
Mrs. Alice Ward and treasurer
Mrs. Alfred Mercer.
Children of the first grade will
provide the entertainment for
the afternoon, with numbers by
a- rhythm band and songs.
Mothers of first grade children
Achievement Day
Held at School
Eagle Point A fashion show
staged by members of home ec
onomics classes at Eagle Point
High school highlighted Achieve
ment Day activities at the gym
nasium last night.
Included in the program were
displays by both elementary and
high school classes, and work
done by boys in shop classes.
will serve as hostesses during
the refreshment hour.
A nursery will be provided.
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