Medford mail tribune., May 01, 1956, Image 12

TWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Footlighfers Play
Will Be Presented
Between May 8-12
"GoodvHousekeeping," a 1949
Broadway comedy by William
McCleary, will be the first pro
duction of the Footlighters the
atrical group in over a year. The
play will be presented at ,8 p.m.
Tuesday, May 8, at the Foot
lighters' theater at the fair
grounds. The play will run
through May 12.
The theme of the play is ma
chine politics. The plot revolves
around a college president, his
daughter and their boyfriends,
and his restless wife, who, be
cause of her idleness, tries to
run her husband's life and un
wittingly prfevokes the state's
political boss against him. The
president becomes enraged -and
decides to run for governor to
clean up politics in his state.
Cait Members Listed
Appearing in the play are
Frankie Burton, Frank Buchter,
Isaac Mctarley, Shirley Buck
ingham, Elizabeth Belsch, Clyde
Wheaton, Carl McQuigg, and
Ruth Kilbourn. ,
Rudy Vest, a student at South
ern Oregon college, who intends
to continue in drama, is director.
Stage manager is Nick Parker.
Bernard Roberts is in charge of
set construction. Kathy Davis is
in charge of props. The set will
be furnished by Kenneth Swartz.
The Footlighters are an ama
teur theatrical group composed
of local talent who consider act
ing only as an avocation. This
is the first play in the recently
decorated theater and new loca
tion. Dalles Aluminum
Plant Due Lines
- The Dalles U.R) A spokes
man for Bonneville Power ad
ministration said today that
lines to carry power from The
Dalles dam to a proposed alumi
num plant here will be under
construction within a short time
and will be completed by the
August, 1958, deadline.
Byron Price, assistant admin
istrator for BPA, said Harvey
Machine company of Torrance,
Calif., which holds a license to
build the aluminum plant, had
been granted a 90-day extension
to its deadline for starting con
struction. Harvey had been
scheduled to start building the
multi-million dollar facility
about May 1. The extension to
August 1 was granted because
of planning delays at the strike
bound Westinghouse plant
where the ' designs were being
drafted.
The power line will stretch
from Big Eddy switching station
to the Harvey site near The
Dalles.
Absentee Ballot
Requests Due Soon.
The last day on which applica
tions can be accepted for ab
sentee ballots to be voted in the
the May 18 primary election is
May 7, Mrs. Bereth Hopkins,
county clerk, announced today.
It is already past the deadline
for sending special absentee bal
lots to armed service personnal,
she said.
To be eligible for an absentee
ballot, a voter must live more
than 15 miles from the polling
place in the precinct where! he
is registered, or be physically
unable to go to the polling place,
or state that he will be out of the
county on election day.
35 Cases of Measles
Reported Last Week
Thirty-five cases of measles
were reported in Jackson county
for the week ending April 28,
according to Dr. A. Erin Merkel,
public health physician.
Jacksonville reported a total
of 24 measles cases, Medford 10
and Ashland 1. .
Other diseases reported in
the county last week included
mumps,-Ashland 1, Medford 2;
rheumatic fever,. Medford 1;
pneumonia, Medford 2; pink eye,
Medford 4, Shady Cove 1 and
Gold Hill 1; and influenza, Med
ford 1.
A Sincere
"Thank You
to the friendly folk whom it has
been my privilege to serve through
my association with THE CHILD'S
WORLD PROGRAM.
I regret that other duties make it
necessary that I resign as your lo
cal representative for TCW, effec
tive May 15th. Anyone interested
in seeing this entertaining, educa
tional and inspirational program
for youngsters, please call 2-4218
for an appointment before that
date.
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