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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1956)
o FOURTEEN MEDFORD 'OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, January 8, 1958 Around Hollywood J O By ALINE MOSBY Hollywood (U.R) The girl who won handsome screen hero Gregory Peck wears simple save and be sure with first qualify! Exciting selections... Phenomenal Savings! r - j clothes, knows P- MEDFORD " IT French food and just'wants to stay home and take ca;e of her hus band. "I like eve rything about her, she's a wonderful ' f3F" $'"V$' .vjvx.v.v; 1 1. f$ W " ','1 o, 3 AJine Mosfay girl," summed up the newlywed actor today. Peck is back in his gray flan nel suit, for the 20th Century Fox movie of the same name, after one of the quietest wed dings in Hollywood history and one of the shortest honeymoons. Peck never admitted right up to the day of the ceremony that he planned to marry the French newspaper writer, although she'd been his companion for two years. Secluded Wedding The tall star and Veronique Passani drove with his mother, and stepfather to a little town near his ranch in the Santa Ynez Valley for the ceremony. Only a few of his ranch friends attended. After a New Year's Eve party, the Pecks drove to his simple house on his cattle ranch for a two-day honeymoon. This week he was back at work in his first movie job in 11 months. "We wanted to have it quiet," was his understatement. What does Peck like about his bride? "She knows clothes, and dresses very simply," he said. "She's also quite a good horse woman. She's most attractive and intelligent and we get along fine." One Common Interest One interest they have in com mon is show business. "When she was a reporter in France she covered theater and films. She has good movie script ejudgment," Peck said. .. "In fact! the first interview she had was with Samuel Gold wyn," Peck added. "She couldn't speak much English, and with his Enslish. thev had auite a time!" Mrs. Peck drives her husband to the: studio every day. But when Peck begins to produce pictures under his own produc tion company next year, she won't do any writing dor him. "She wants to take care of me," he smiled9 "She thinks that's what a woman should do." Special Education Class Meets at SOC Ashland Dr. Glenn Revel, Ashland optometrist, discussed visual conservation at the first meeting of the winter quarter special education class at South ern Oregon college speech clinic last week. Joy Russell and Jack Braziel, blind, students attending SOC, discussed their problems as stu dents and suggested methods by which the public could effectiv ly aid others similarly handi capped. Leon Mulling, SOC faculty (gember, said the course is open to parents and teachers and is concerned with problems of children who may be classed as "exceptional." Next Wednesday hearing problems will be discussed by Dr. Beverly Cope, Ashland oto laryngologist; John Taylor, as sistant state director of special education; Mrs. Mona Bartels, director of the Medford kinder garten for hard of hearing chil dren; and Dan Hauser, represen tative from a hearing-aid com pany. ! Fees may be paid at the time j classes are first attended. 4-H Club News . Upper Rogue . Sheep and Dairy Club The 4-H Dairy and Sheep meeting was held at the home of Velma Peile. The followng officers were elected: president Linda Jackel, secretary Velma Peile, and reporter John Cox. The next meeting will be held the third Monday of January at the home of John Cox, who will give a demonstration on blocking a ewe for showing. John Cox Reporter LIBRARY PENALTY Grand Rapids.lMich. 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