Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 26, 1956, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. July 26. 1956 Radio Network Decides Women Need Daydreams C7?m?u wage Half-Size Fashion By ELIZABETH TOOMEY Unitd Pi Corrpondent . .( .'. i orx -ij.Hi one Band Concerts Set : Announce Concert buiet executives de- Tonight, Friday By Ashland Band of '.kin? hours to a pro cir-iK'ied to help women : 'i r :ti while they dust. Ti.e a-.craz'? hou.-ewife is tired : summer ui.de r t:." supervision ti'-w. i educated from all side?, ! 0 the city ,- iiool sv-tcm will Medford the band students enrolled in classes conducted this H-.tly Goodheart Jr., contends.! 'i ;,i ;. d like a littlo mental escape , v ;. lie they're doing the hou?e- ' Lc-- talk and more musie." ( ','orii.eart said enthusiastically,: 1 ;,:nr.z across the dek in his ;ir conditioned office. "We're! :ol going to educate them and; lecture them. We re going to re- ; lax them.'' Goodheart was describing the: latest NBC daytime radio and trlr'WMon program. The network j will replace its erudite "Week-1 d.iy ' show with two morning hours of lhe dance band music: starting next week. Gw.dheart came back from 13 j ears iif retirement at his farm! near F.atnn. Ohio, to take charge : i:f the .-how. He was one of the founders nf the Music Corpor ation of America. In Gnodheart's opinion the; l,hi;,vr,i ifc is the major reason: 1,'iat fiance bands are getting, back their old popularity. Wo- men are getting in the mood to h-ten to music the way it was lila;. ed when they were going io tir-nage dances, he says. "We're going to have a lot of no-UiIgia in this." he said. "Let's f.icc it The audience in the mor ning 15 primarily married wo men doing their chores. They are , doing a type of work that is pret- : tv monotonous. They'd like to be ; lifted out of it. And it ought to j 1-e something that doesn't re- ; q ii i re their constant attention. Songs To Feraembtr "Every time certain songs are played wheels start turning. They do for me too. They remind you of good times or bad times but they take your mind some place else." The musie the guest bands will play will be the "basic stuff." Goodheart said. "None of this stuff with no melody." Even jazz will be strictly lim ited. Most of the tunes will be frankly romantic or definitely dnnceable. The first four bands io appear on the program, which w ill be on radio from 10 a.m. to noon iF.DT) daily and on tele vision from 10.30 to 11:00 a.m. tFDT) daily, will be Guy Lorn barrio, Freddie Martin, the Dor fi v brothers and Wayne King. "We rion't claim we're start ing trend, we're just going along with a trend." Goodheart said. "You mark this down the band is coming back in a big way. And women get a lot of the credit." Butte Falls Club Hears Report of State Convention Butte Tails Mrs. Harry Dal ton reported on the convention of the Oregon Federation of Gar den Clubs at the last meeting of r.utte Falls Garden club. The meeting followed a picnic din nor. Guests were Mrs. Howard Simmons. J.Irs. Edward Berg and Mrs. Albert Hofmann. Mrs. Hof mann plans to become a member of the club. Mrs. Frank Carson, president, conducted the meeting and an nounced that the August meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Clay Conley. A garden tour will be a highlight of the meeting. Several members of the club attended a picnic dinner given rv Eagle Point Garden club July 11 at TouVelle park. Stretch a pound of hamburg er to feed 6 hungry people in a well seasoned tamale casserole covered with a fluffy corn meal topping. Put cheese, cooked large dry limas, ripe olives and tomatoes in it to add richness of flavor and nutrition. present rnd-of-the-scason con cert? tonight and tomorrow nigh'. I A. Mirick is director. Tonight members of tiie ele mentary band will give a half hour concert in th" old city park from 3 to 8.30 o'clock. Ashland Another in the ser ies of summer concerts being presented by the Ashland city band will be given tonight at . T.:!0 o'clock in Lithia park. Huot j Fisher, instructor of music in ! Ashland High school directs the ' band. Opening numbers will be the ' Star Spangled Banner" and Sou.sa's "The Thunderer" fol . low ed by "Andante" by Ingalls Immediately following the jun-jand 'Emblem of Unity" by ior high school age students will : Richards. give a concert of band numbers, j Clarence and Herbert Bell, also at the park. j cornet soloists, will be featured Friday night at B o'clock the j in "The Pals" by Barnard, senior high school band will) Other numbers will include the give a concert in the park, with ; popular "The Girl I Left Behind Mr. Mirick directing. These stu-'.Mc." by Anderson, Bruckner's dents presented a concert earlier ! "Apollo March," Massenet's "A in the season. ; Night in Spain" and "Italian Parents and friends of the j March" by the great composer, students and the general public i Rachmaninoff. are invited to attend. Director Mirick lias also ar ranged for the traditional ice cream parties for the band members this week to mark the end of tiie cia.-ses. Each year the young.-tcrs are promised "all the ice cream they can cat." Snider's Dairy is providing the ice cream tin? year. Modern Chair-Set 1.1 v 'tliiiP The closing group will be ' Bombasto March" by Farrar. the "Meditation" from "Thais" by Isaac, 'Memories of Stephen Foster" by Holmes. "Amparito Roca" by Texidor and "Hosts of Freedom." King. The general public is invited to attend the concerts. I Hot Sandwich : And Chiliwich ; Good Outdoors Chicago U P1 The arrival j of the summer season brings al ! most as many ideas for outdoor I cooking as there are persons to man the grills. One certain hit is the hot ; sandw ich, a variation of the "hero " or "poor boy." Wait until the fire burns down to the coals. Then have ready a step. Perfect rirr.ss for the shorter, fuller figure its smart simple lines give you a taller, more slender look.' As easy to sew as it is flattering to wear propor tioned to fit perfectly; no altera tion worries! Especially lovely in a soft rayon crepe or faille. Pattern 9141: Half Sizes 14'-. 16'.2. 1 8 1 2 . 20'2. 22' 2. 24' 2. Size 16' 2 takes 3's yards 39 inch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you evcrv Crochet clusters of colorful grapes in easy popcorn stitch -sew them to a graceful leaf background. Make this smart, modern set to decorate chair or buffet! Pattern 7253: Crochet grape chair-set: so effective in purple and white string. Quick and easy! Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lsl class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept.. P.O. Box 168. Old Chel sea Station, New York 11. N.Y. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS AND PATTERN NUMBER. Two FREE patterns printed in the new Alice Brooks Needle craft book for 195R! Stunning designs for yourself, for your home just for you, our read . ers. to order all easy, fascinat i ing hand-work! Send 25 cents for your copy of this wonderful book right away! foil-wrapped loaf of rye or french bread complete with fill ing, for that whole meal between slices. Slice the loaf in widcr-than-usual slices, cutting slightly on the diagonal and not quite through the bottom crust. Between slices, tuck in tri angles of cheese, slices of fresh tomato and your choice of cold cuts of meat. Wrap the whole loaf loosely in freezer-foil and warm on the grill to the side of the coals until the cheese is melt ing. To serve, cut each bread sec tion midway between the filling. Any number of "stuffings" such as meat or poultry salads can be ! used for the french or rye loaf. ! Another hot sandwich is the i cheese "chiliwich." You will need: i 3 tablespoons catsup; 1 table spoon prepared horseradish; 3 tablespoons piccalilli; ' tea spoon tabasco sauce; 13 cup chopped, cooked bacon (5 to 6 slices); 12 slices bread: cup soft butter or margarine: and 6 slices cheese. Combine catsup, horseradish, piccalilli, tabasco, and bacon. Send Thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mail ing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Medford Mail Tribune, Pat tern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11. N.Y. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Lodges to Hold Outdoor Ceremony Redman and Pocahontas lodges of Medford will hold the annual outdoor initiation Saturday eve ning. July 28. It will be held at the Abbot home at Lake Creek and will be followed by a picnic Sunday. Members of both lodges and their families are invited to attend. In South Mr. and Mrs. John Roy Sim mons and sons. Mac and John nie, are now residing near Batesville. Miss., according to word received by friends here. They formerly resided at 740 Wabash ave. in this citv and Mr. Spread the mixture over 6 slices I r . , . , -r . iCab company and their sons at tended Roosevelt school. of bread. Top each with a slice of cheese and a second slice of bread. Spread butter over outer sides of each sandwich. Place sandwiches between tongs or wire-type toaster and toast over coals until the cheese begins to melt. Turn the sandwiches on both sides to toast evenly. Yield: 6 sandwiches. CALENDAR Makr a cling peach pie with a twisted lattice topping for a pretty dessert. To give it a col orful flavor touch, combine '4 cup chopped maraschino cher ries with the filling and serve each piece with an individual wedge of Gruycrc cheese. Thursday 7:30 p.m. Pythian Sunshine Girls, Pythian building. 8 p.m. Amigos International, courthouse auditorium. Friday: 11 a.m. Unity Truth Cen ter meets. Room 203, Holly Theatre building. Teenagers take to this kind of a sandwich. Core an eating apple and cut into about 5 cross wise slices. Spread each slice with crunchy peanut butter mixed with raisins. Put slices together to form whole apple. Serve with an Italian bread stick through the middle. For a really scrumptious cof fee cake, put half the batter in the bottom of a greased pan. Spread with orange marmalade and springle with raisins, brown sugar and cinnamon. Cover with remaining batter and bake in a moderate oven. Use Tribune Want Ads BOOKS for SUMMER READING Inspirational Garden Mining Do-lt-Yourself Language Dictionary Auto & Truck Repair Medical Marriage Children's Books For All Ages and Many, Many Other Tvpes Available at . . . Latest Fiction Non-fiction Cooking Travel Humor Also Available at BIG "Y" RECORD & BOOK SHOP Open Sundays & Evening; TODAY'S QUESTIONS What can you buy that givej you more monthly and yearly service? CARPET! mmrwst&ti .1 daily. 2. What can you buy that gives you so much comfort over a period of many years? CARPET! 3. 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