TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Polish Pianist
To Be Featured
On CBS Program
Tha noted Polish pianist, Wi
told Malcuzynski,.will be soloist
with the New York Philhar
monic Symphony for .the orches
tra's radio program on . KYJC
CBS Sunday, February 19. The
program is broadcast from 11:30
a.m. to 1 p.m.
The pianist will play Rach
maninoff's "Piano Concerto No.
3 in D. Minor," with Dimitri
Mitropoulos conducting. He
played in New York for the first
time in 1942, and was last heard
on CBS radio in 1947, when he
played the same concerto.
Laszlo Varga, solo cellist of
the Philharmonic - Symphony,
will perform Ernest Bloch's
"Schelomo" as a special tribute
to the composer, who is cele
brating his 75th birthday this
year. Joining in the tribute will
be the composer's daughter, Su
zanne Bloch, also a distinguish
ed musician, who will be inter
viewed by James Fassett.
The program wili open with
the Overture to Verdi's "Sicilian
Vespers," written for the famous
Paris Exposition in 1855.
Miss Jaye P. Morgan, singing
star, Vic Damone ' and the five
DeMarco Sisters will be featur
ed in the Woolworth Hour which
follows. Miss Morgan,- named
Queen of Hearts by the nation's
disk jockeys for their Heart
fund drive, will sing two num
bers. Vic Damone will sing a
number from his recent film,
"Kismet" and another from the
forthcoming musical "My Fair
Lady., : ' ' -
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Men's Fellowship
Announces - Dinner
Men's Fellowship of First
Baptist church will hold the
monthly potluck dinner in the
Recreation hall of First Baptist
church, Central at fifth streets,
Monday, February 20, at 7 p.m.
" In keeping with George Wash
ington's birthday, Dr. J. Charles
McDonald of Open Door Baptist
church, Grants Pass, will be
guest speaker, his topic to be
"Truth." Jack Spong, also of
the Grants Pass church, will
give a sleight-of-hand demon
stration. 1 All interested men are invit
ed to attend, and the men of the
church are requested . to take
guests.
,
Friendship Club -r -To
Hold Meeting
-' fiold Hill Amethvst Rebek-
ah Friendship' club will meet
Monday, February 20, at 8 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. Delos Walk
er. New officers ; will be - in
stalled.
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Ashland Winter
Features Saxophone Soloist
By RICHARD D. WERNER
The annual winter concert of
Ashland High school band was
presented Wednesday night at
the Ashland Senior High school
under the " direction of" Huot
rFischer. Sigurd Rascher, billed
as a world-renowned saxophon
ist, was soloist.
Though' not very large, the
band performed well in a pro
gram of varied musical styles.
It played best, as all bands do,
in the marches.
A folk, song suite by Vaughn
PTA Announces
Annual Party at
Elk-Trail School
, Elk-Trail The annual fun
night for children of Elk-Trail
school and their parents will be
held tonight in the school gym
nasium at 8 p.m. The event is
sponsored by Elk-Trail Parent-
Teachers association. Games,
films, entertainment and refresh
ments are planned.
Founders' day was observed at
the last meeting of the associa
tion, the program having been
planned by Mrs. Joye LaMarc.
The PTA history was read by
Janet Wehde and Jimmy Wilson,
students, Mrs. Vernon Copeland,
representing parents, Mrs. Mil
lard Wilde, representing teach
ers and Margaret Hanson, repre
senting future generations of
PTA members.
Mrs. Thomas Smith, Mrs.. Ber
nard Wilde and Mrs. Tony Miller
were elected to the nominating
committee which will select offi
cers for the coming year.
A report on" national legisla
tion policies and the national
legislative action program was
given by Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. Arther Hume, president,
conducted, the meeting.
The next meeting is planned
for March 2 at 7:30 p.m. and will
be followed by th film, "The
Snows of Kilamanjaro."
'
Catholic Group
To Meet Tonight
The Catholic Young Adults'
club will meet in the activities
room of St. Mary's school to
night at 8:30 p.m. The meeting
will follow Lenten devotions in
the church.
" .No business meeting is plan
ned, and Mrs. Frank Perl will
show colored slides taken dur
ing here recent tour of Europe.
Members may take guests to the
meeting.
For a flavor treat, add J4 tea
spoon" of mace to your favorite
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Friday, February VI- 1956
Band Concert
Williams was done creditably,
Mr. Fischer carrying through
very expertly in many tempo
changes.
Mr. Rascher's first number
was an "Adagio, and Samba'Lby
Maurice C. Whitney. This com
position was written for Rascher
and dedicated to him. It is an
interesting piece in the modern
idiom, not. very complex, with
all the dexterity demanded of.
the solo instrument The band
accompanied Mr. Rascher very
well. At times covering the solo
ist, although playing softly, it
proved once again that 'the
"mealy" tone of a saxophone
keeps it from rightfully being
classed as a solo instrument. And
this peculiar tone bars it from
membership 'in a- symphony
orchestra.
After intermission, accom
panied by Karen Fischer, the
soloist displayed a fine musician
ship and artistry of phrasing that
was a pleasure to hear. His tran
scriptions of work by Haendel
were expertly fashioned. We
were not impressed by the suite
by Tcherepnin.
Mr. Rascher claims to be the
"Paganini of the saxophone."
That presupposes a phenomenal
technique but your reviewer,
who, has heard Rudy Wiedoft,
must take issue with this claim.
Wiedoft was decidedly more
brilliant. Rascher's tone is
sweet and true but lacks the
great warmth of Clyde Doerr.
However, he is probably the best
one today, j
The band closed the concert
with selections by Sibelius,
Evans-Cailliet and King. Very
nicely in time, too. , . 'i
Thanks should be extended to
Mr. Fischer . for bringing Mr.
Rascher to the valley. We can
not have too many first-rate ar
tists. Those who stayed away
from the concert cheated them
selves. Parents to Meet
At Howard School
Tea Set Tuesday
Second in a series of meetings
for parents of pre-school child
ren being held at Howard school
is set for Monday, February 20,
at 8 p.m. in Mrs. Dorothy Ar
ney's first grade room. Miss
Phyllis Plichta and Miss Flor
ence Allen, Southern Oregon col
lege faculty members, will be
speakers.
Refreshments, will be served
and "child care will be provided.
Howard Parent-Teacher asso
ciation will hold - the annual
Founders' day tea Tuesday. Feb
ruary 21 at 2:45 p.m. in . the
school gymnasium. A program
honoring past presidents will be
given.
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Auxiliary Plans
Social Meeting
Central Points-Lady Lions of
Central ' Point will meet Tues
day, February 21, at the home
of Mrs. Wendell Panter at 8
p.m. This will be a social meet
ing, and all former auxiliary
members are especially invited
to attend
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Mrs W. W. Robertson and
Mrs. E. A. Walton demonstrated
The Art of Pressing" to How
ard Extension unit members at
the February' meeting, held in
Mrs. Robertson's home, 1517
Wilson, place, Medf ord. The les
son was especially beneficial to
members who do sewing and
tailoring of garments for them
selves and their families. -
Mrs. J. R. Campbell reported
on tne lampsnaae worksnop
scheduled for March. Mrs. Camp
bell and Mrs. J. S. Lydiard are
the leaders for this project.
Mrs. Henry Friesen, a past
chairman of. the unit, presented
a gavel guard to Mrs. Ernest
Gleason, present chairman, on
behalf of the unit. The guard is
to be worn with the past chair
man pin, and signifies a second
year's service as unit chairman.
Mrs. L. R. Bailey, program
chairman, discussed the topics
that were voted upon by. mem
bers as "self - improvement"
courses for next year's meet
ings. Unit members voted to
have brief ' "eye opener" les
sons at each subsequent meet
ing. The program for the March
meeting will be under the di
rection of Mrs. R. E. Carley,-and
concerns Ceylon, site of the 1956
ACWW convention. The "eye
opener lesson wil Ibe on hair
styling..
Twenty one members attend
ed the meeting.
Meeting Planned
For Republicans
Jackson County Republican
Women will meet Monday, Feb
ruary 20, at the YMCA. Lunch
eon will be served at 12 o'clock.
... Leonard Mayfield, superin
tendent : of : Medf ord public
schools, will speak on "Educa
tion in Relation to Taxes." In
addition, a technicolor film on
properties of The California
Oregon Power company, includ
ing the -new Toketee Falls proj
ect, will be shown.
Women attending are invited
to remain s after the main pro
gram has concluded for further
discussion on important . topics
of current interest: according to
the president, Mrs. Robert J.
Kenney. v
Reservations are to be made
by calling Mrs. Roy V. Richard,
telephone 2-2578, Saturday. -
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Friday
6:30 p.m. Weatonka council,
degree of Pocahontas, Redman
hall.
6:30 p.m. Auxiliary to Sisk
iyou canton Patriarchs Militant,
IOOF hall.
Saturday .
12 noon League of Women
Voters public meeting, Jackson
hotel.
1 p.m. AAUW Fellowship
luncheon, . Medford hotel.
1 p.m. Oregon Preschool as
sociation, Jackson hoteL . :
2 p.m. Epsilon chapter, Delta
Kappa Gamma, home of Miss
Delie Whisenant, 418 Arcadia
street. " :
5 p.m. Annual Washington's
birthday turkey dinner, sponsor
ed by Women's association and
Mariners club, Hope Presby
terian church, Fellowship hall,
Rogue River.
5 to 8 p.m. Jacksonville PTA
smorgasbord, Jacksonville High
school, main building. :
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