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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1957)
Noel Viwnr if shown checking details of the costaar nrkicb ht designed lor Miss Nancy Jenniaejb senior from Medford. who plays the Prinf tadroulbadour in the production of "Alatbrieje ami the Wonderful Lamp," to be produce at Southern Oregon college May 10 and li. edi Vest, senior from Ashland who plays 4rvVlia, and Peter Lungreen. sopho more from Klamath Falls,, who plays the ma gician, look on. Young Turner, a sophomore student from Ashland who hopes to become a professional theatrical costume designer, also worked on costumes for "My Three Angels." the fall quarter SOC production. Tickets for this production are available at The Marl. Ashland; Puruckers, Medford, and SOC. 7 Caesar Muzzioli Gives Program For Stye Club Music Je the theme for the last meHirft of Wednesday Study clu teld in the home of Airs. AlinriM G. Ball. Caesar Museioli, accordionist, played saisvai selections, both semi-o'asswal oral I pular. Mr. Muli studied in Bos ton and lam m New York under Pietro Dei who is conceded to be the evoatest accordionist in the worifc He came to Med ford a yew age and purchased the Accorfrre School of Music located at tit "Newtown street. Mrs. E. V. fecmark read an article, "Kie mf the Waltzes," by Donald CmJkms Peattie, with Johann stiBj& and his .son, Jnhann "'lnli Jr Austrian Composers o tat? eighteenth cen tury, as his subject. Strauss' waltQ eat the record . player. . Miss Judy Carter i i i l . j.. . Grandview - lae Pine A teen-age party peanned by Miss -Judy Carter V held in the piay room oi Vm home of Mr. and Mrs. A. 1. "gitmiller Satur day, April 27. ftororations were streamers of cxne paper carry ing out a blue qad white and black and white celor scheme. A' Lazy Susan iM confections and nuts was ths center piece on the table. Games were pltyed and re freshments serveA. Guests were Victie LaFon, Gayle Carson, Julie Jahn, Rose Kreischer, Gerald Ijiight, Stan ley Scheel, Kim Griffin, Dave Johnson, Wayne Carson, Bud Lowery, and the hostess. Miss Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Eitemiller acted as chaperons for the eve ning. New PTA Officer Are Installed at Ceremonies Cave Junction Officers of five Illinois Valley Parent Teacher associations were in stalled Thursday night in cere monies at the local high school by Mrs. E. L. RoueWsush, out going president o the County Council of Parents ad Teachers. New presidents &t the vari ous units are Douglas. Hanby, Illinois Valley .High school; Aileen Prattler, Kerby grade .1 1 - T5 U IT 11 C.lm. Marjorie Cubertson, Evergreen . and Phyllis Bowman, O'Brien. EAGLE POINT Tresham Said By MRS. THOMASINE SMITH Eagle Point Mayor Ray Tresham is reported steadily im proving but- is still confined to Sacred Heart hospital in Med ford. It is believed Tresham will be released within the week. Dance Class Waggin Wheelers Square Dance club announces the be ginnings of an intermediate dance class Thursday, May 9, at 8 p.m. at Art Smith's barn on Griffin Creek road. Anyone in- terested or wishing further in formation may call SP 3-2916, Mrs. Newman Caster. r I P J uaoy rouno In New C-29 New type diaper shaped like a B-29 to make one size fit j all age babies with- out folding is money saving idea. Just one size to buy. So easy to wash and dry- Ask for genuine . , , . "Dexter Diapers" at m Orzter Duprr Leon"s Tot-To-Teens F Drpe. H. in Medford. , . . . ! The next -Home Extension meeting. Lake. Creek Unit, will be held at the home of Mrs. W. M. Lemmon on Meridian rd. at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, May 8. A reminder is sent to all mem bers that their donations for Fairview Home should be brought to the meeting. Police Chief Harold Ottosen was called to the residence of J. G. Hannaford to determine the cause of a broken screen and window which was damaged Thursday between 8 and 9 p.m. The screen and window were evidently broken by a stick as no debris was found in the house to indicate breakage by rock. Bertha Ulrich, Martha Knoebel and Doris Holsapple, Eagle Point elementary school cafeteria per sonnel, attended the cook's dem onstration on sandwich making at the Hedrick Junior High school in Medford April 27. The NeWa Can Tanda group of Camp Fire girls gave a party Friday to receive rank. Invited guests were Wally West, Steve Geren, Doug Smith, Tommy Per due, Kenny Bales, Ronny Vied man, Sandy Cheek and Mike Palm. Refreshments of potato salad, hot dogs and punch were pre pared and served by the Camp Fire group. Mrs. Hanscom, as sistant -leader, and Mrs. Carl Christian were chaperones in the absence of their leader, Mrs. LeRoy Bedingfield. The " Amici . chapter Horizon club held a , special meeting at the home of Edna Gray in Eagle Point and their regular meeting at Sharon Roberts home in Med ford to formulate plans, for a Style Show and Luncheon. Mem bers attended from Ashland, Talent, Medford, Trail and Eagle Point. The tentative date of May 25 was set for the style show and luncheon to be held at the Rogue Valley Country club. Information and tickets may be obtained from any of the. members. Sports this past week saw Eagle Point defeating teams in baseball, tennis, volley ball and track. The track team won first place trophy at the Rogue league meet Saturday at Ashland. The first three' places qualifying at this meet in each event will com pete Saturday May H on the SOCE field at the district track meet. Eagle Point placed boys in every event but the mile. Those qualifying were Norman Hooper, Wayne Christian in two events, Jack Greb in four events, Bill McClure in three events, David Improving Huffman, John Jackson, Frank Ross in two events, Dick Schau ble, Neil Dusenberry, Steve Charters and Chares Pettigrew. The first two winners of each event at this meet will go to the state track meet the following Saturday. Building permits were issued to L. L. Davis to erect a home at the corner of West Seventh and South F sts., to Ruby Stowell for reroofing. A, F. Krause for an addition to his home on B et. and Jack O. Gaza to add a utility room and car port to his home on B st. Spend Honeymoon At Home, Advice Of Psychiatrist Washington U.P.) A timely tip for June brides and grooms: Have your honeymoon right in your own home. Here are just ( some of the advantages listed 'by Dr. John R. Cavanagh, noted psychiatrist: Less chance of getting tired. Less chance of getting bored. , It's cheaper, laddie. Cavanagh, lecturer at Catho lic and Georgetown universities, told a social, hygiene society meeting Monday "The best ad vice which can be given to most couples concerning the honeymoon Is to spend it at home." He said the honeymoon "may make or break a marriage." But, he said," too often the groom arrives at the altar ex hausted after a big bachelors' party the previous night. Moreover, he said, the bride is probably just as exhausted from the weeks of preparation and parties before the wedding. Cavanagh said then they rush off to "some uncomfortable and expensive hotel" and frequently if s all a "disappointing experi ence." He said with both of them in the shape they are in it might be just as 'well for them to stay home and get a good night's sleep. . . Then, he said, during the next few weeks they can get more accustomed to each other in a relaxed atmosphere. Father Here Clyde R. Levine, Monroe, Ore., returned to his home Sun day after a brief visit in Med ford with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Knackstedt, 73 Renault avenue. Tuesday, May 7, 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE A I A mmmmm it mmmrn si I - I k L fd IGNORING ABSENCE of his parents, Socialite William .Wallace Mein III, an heir to fabulous California land fortune of Henry Miller, marries Isolde Constantini, immi grant cook he met when she worked for his parents, at San 1 Francisco churcru He is 21", bride is 24. She came to San j Francisco from Germany. ' (InternationaljSoundpkoto) Madsion, Wis., (U.R) Melvin Cain of Oshkosh told the state's conservation department that he loaded a vacuum cleaner , vapor izer with moth crystals, blew them into the attic and drove out squirrels. . , SHAG RUGS Washed & Dyed BIG Y LAUNDROMAT PHONE SP 3-3273 other will be thrilled with a ' TV - ' irersian Princess - - j 'j by Ti PRINCESS GARDNER The Continental FRENCH PUUSE ...with roomy, leather-lined coia purse. Pastels, also NtTj, Red, Black. In kitten-soft polished cowhide, agleam with tiny jewels. . Matching iSey Gards from $2.95 1 t taltHmm $00 Q ) plut" iHEMMaeamgi The Eagle Point Elementary Executive committee will meet Monday, May 13, in the grade school library. David Penpp is stavincr at the home of his son and daughter-in- i law, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Pence, during his illness. Mrs. David Pence is at their daughter's home in Salem where she is convales cing from a recent surgery. Warm weather brought many signs of summer in and around Eagle Point Sunday. Boys float ing down Butte Creek on inner tubes, the girls' Softball team getting under way with a first practice, boats atop cars headed towards Fish Lake, and then the families- with the measles sign on the door taking their spite out on the flower beds. TV Quiz Contestants Deadlock for Third Time New York (U.R) Cham pion Hank Bloomgarden and challenger James Snodgrass wag ed a see-saw 30-minute marathon on the NBC "Twenty-One" tel vision quiz Monday night only to end in deadlock, their third consecutive tie. In next week's return match, Bloomgarden could increase his winnings to $94,500. Already he has run his score up to $52,500 and next week he'll be playing for $2,000 a point.. Both contestants live in New York. Many Germans Leaving To Escape Military Duty Bremen, Germany (U.R) Many young Germans are leav ing for foreign countries to es cape military service and the threat of war, a survey showed today. The survey by the'Emigration Counselling Service here said these reasons were given by an increasing number of men and the 20 to 30 year age groups. High taxes and the difficulty ot saving money was another fre quent reason given. A heavy cruiser produces 4, 000 servings of bakery products per day for her crew..- I f SUr.ir.1ER SPECIALS! (Trial Period) - PRIVATE LESSONS I2.ta.25 Includes FREE ACCORDION RENTAL CLASS LESSONS 12 ... I0 Includes FREE ACCORDION RENTAL Starts 1st of June Register Now! Caesar Muzzioli ACCORDION SCHOOL Ph. SP 2-6897 517 Newtown New Soft-Shirt Loolc. Fashion: Spring-Summer '57. The look that started with a boy-shirt and grew to a ladylike shirtwaist, new all over again in pale and bright colors, soft fabrics and gentle lines. A fashion wonderfully be coming - here, are three of our many splendored collection. Perfect gifts for Mother! 1- Striped Serifina of 100 silk . . . V. sleeve, gathered full skirt, aqua and white, beige anef white". . . sizes 1 4-1 8...:.:..'.. -..1 6.9S 2- Bibbed and tucked in this important dacron and cotton creation-delicately ruffled, but easily washed ... aqua or pink . . size 1 2-20....9.98 3- Another cotton-dacron miracle dress in the Ivy-league manner adjustable sleeve length, gathered skirt . . aqua or beige, size 12-20....9.98 May 12 see page 16 for more gift ideas for mother . . .
