TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday, July 19. 19S7
Heyday Set
For Sunday
In Ashland
Ashland Shakespearean fes
tival fanj from all parts of the
valley will gather in Ashland
Sunday evening. July 21. for
the annual Bard's Heyday, to be
held in the festival theater.
Given each year by Tudor guild
Just prior to opening night, the
Heyday always attracts large
numbers of persons interested
in the festival.
This year's event, set for 5
p.m., will include a variety of
entertainment, games and con
tests according to Mrs. Bernard
Windt, general chairman. Food
will be on sale, and will be of
a variety sufficient to provide
a meal for both adults and chil
dren, it is stated. Gifts and sou
venir articles will be sold af
booths, with guild members in
charge.
Members of the company will
be guests of the guild for the
evening. The program which will
conclude the Heyday will be
highlighted by the annual panto
mine contest for actors. Com
pany members will also appear
as strolling musicians and danc
ers, and a Punch and Judy show,
which proved most popular last
year with children, will be
operating. .
Er-nts and centests will be
announced by Dr. William Sam
mons, serving as the Town
Crier.
Assisting Mrs. Windt are Mrs.
R. W. Pentzer, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Davis, Mr. and Mrs. A.
C. Allen Jr., Medford, Dr. and
Mrs. E. N. Terrill, and Mrs.
Harry Skerry. Mrs. Skerry is in
charge of advance ticket sales.
Pocahontas Lodge
Installs Officers
At Last Meeting
Installation of officers was
held by Pocahontas lodge at the
la.t meeting. Mrs. Lola Grigsby,
deputy great incohonee, conduct
ed the ceremony.
The new officers are Mrs.
Floyd Lewis, prophetess; Mrs.
Marion Pitman, pocahontas; Mrs.
Ben Aston, Wenonah; Mrs. Wal
ter Wilson and Mrs. Carl Lud
wig, runners; Richard Singler,
powhatan; Mrs. Jack Dooms and
Mrs. Jack Thomas, councilors;
Mrs. Charles Stelle and Mrs.
Grigsby, scouts; Lewis Thomp
son, guard of tepee; Mr. Steele,
guard of forest; Roland Wicker.
Mr. Dooms, Orval Hayes and
Henry Dooms, warriors; Mrs.
Haves, musician.
The lodge will meet tonight
at Redman hall.
Picnic
Members of Warren Masonic
lodge. Royal Arch Masonic
Lodge No. 4, and Adarel chap
ter. Order of Eastern Star, will
hold the annual picnic Sunday,
July 21, at Abbott's ranch, Lake
Creek.
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Dance Announced
At Square Corral
A square dance will be held
In the Square Corral, located
near Camp White, Saturday,
July 20, from 8:30 p.m. until
1&30 a.m. All square dancers
are invited to attend.
Doug Fosbury will call the
squares, and the new round
dance, "Sunshine" will be
taught.
Potluck refreshments will be
served.
Plan Art Fair
In Park Sunday
Plans have been completed oy
Southern Oregon Society of Art
ists for the annual Greenwich
Village fair to be held in the
City Library park Sunday, July
21 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The
public is invited to attend and
to vote on a favorite picture.
This outdoor art show, start
ed several years ago by the so
ciety, always draws a large at
tendance from throughout the
county. Another show is planned
by the group for the second
week in August during the an
nual Oregon Shakespearean fes
tival. It will be held in Lithia
park.
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Help Yourself to Happiness
Rcatfars ara Invite to present their problems. AU qnerlef will rceolre
individual attention and should be accompanied by a tumped, telf-addrened
envelope, directed to MARY HARRIS SEIFERT, M. A.. Department ot Educa
tion. The AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF FAMILY RELATIONS, S2SJ Suaset
Boulevard. Los Anteles 27 California.
Here at the American institute
we are often asked to counsel
people who think they are in
love but who are not sure. They
want to marry, they have pair
ed off with partners, but they
want to be certain that their
feeling is genuine. Here are
some questions which a mar
riage counselor might ask you
in determining the reality of
your love:
1. Do you feel that your
friend is equal of your father
and superior to the other
friends you might marry?
2. Do you feel depressed or
restless when you are away
3. Do you have more than
three common hobbies or in
terests which you could pursue
together after marriage?
4. Do you find it easy to
"give in" to your friend's pref
erences If they are different
from yours?
5. Do you want to marry this
person?
6. Does this person have
qualities valuable in the hered
ity of your children?
7. Does he have many
friends with whom you feel at
ease?
8. Do you admire this per
son's mind as well as his body?
Are You Really In Love.
9. Do you always find
enough things to talk about no
matter how frequently you see
each other?
10. Do you agree on at least
75 per cent of his viewpoints?
11. Do you feel proud of this
person s appearance, manners,
and personality?
12. Can you imagine your
selves, together, at your golden
anniversary and feel a sense
of warmth?
13. Do you respect each
other's judgement?
14. Do you feel that you are
really truthful and frank with
each other?
15. Does your family ap
prove of your friend?
16. Do your friends approve
of him?
17. Do children like him?
18Do you feel confident of
his kindness and consideration?
. 19. Do you feel your love for
him increasing?
20. Are you of similar age,
background, and tastes?
If you can truthfully answer
yes to sixteen or more of these
questions, chances are that you
are really in love. If not, wait
until you can be more certain
of your own feelings.
While you are weighing the
pros and cons of marriage,
don't miss reading one of the
most valuable publications on
this subject," Preparing t For
Marriage," by Dr. Paul Pope
noe, director of the American
Institute of Family Relations,
a non-profit educational insti
tute. Just send 25 cents to Mary
Harris Seifert in care of this
paper and the booklet will be
forwarded to you. I shall in
elude, without extra charge, a
list of the Institute's publica
tion list and another pamphlet
entitled "Before You Marry.
Paintings Shown
At Piano House
Paintings by Vera Backstrom,
artist and instructor in oil, are
now exhibited ' at Piyucker
Piano House. The exhibit is a
continuing one arranged by Clif
ford A. Platz, Medford artist,
for the store.
Mrs. Hausmann formerly own
ed and operated her own gallery
in Evertt, Wash., and held shows
for artists of the northwest once
each- month. She taught art in
her gallery, and also in Everett
Junior college and Everett High
school. Mrs. Hausmann nolas
the theory that art releases ten
sions and inhibitions in adults.
and keeps such tensions and in
hibitions from developing in the
child.
Among Mrs. Hausmann's In
structors have been Leon Derby
sire of th Derbyshire Fine Arts
school, Seattle; Peter Cauffer
man of Whidby island, Wash ,
and Peter Lovins, Hollywood.
She attended the Hollywood Art
Center school after her four
children were in their teens.
Her paintings have been ex
hibited in many shows and
among her paintings is a prizs
winner in a traveling show. En
titled "Peace After The Storm",
the work was purchased by the
Women's club of Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Hausmann is currently
teaching YMCA adult art class
es in Ashland. Mrs. Hausmann
and her husband, Earle H. Haus
mann, moved to Ashland after
.'pending a year in Fairbanks,
Alaska.
Happy Harvesters
Announce Dance
Central Point A square
dance has been planned for Sat-
Club Announces
Calypso Party
Rogue Valley Country club
has planned the annual summer
patio party for Saturday, July
27. "Calypso" will be the theme,
and those who wish may go in
costume.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kerr and
Mr. and Mrs. William Singler
are cochairmen for arrange
ments, and they announce that
the party is for club members
and out-of-town guests only.
Cocktails wili be served from 8
to 9 p.m. and supper throughout
the evening.
The annual outdoor party is
always one of the most festive
events of the summer in Med
ford.
Auxiliary Announces
Plans for Dinner
The auxiliary to Fraternal Or
der of Eagles will hold a birth
day dinner Saturday, July 20,
at 6 p.m. in the lodge hall. Mem
bers whose birthdays are in
June and July will be honored.
Members attending are asked
to take salad and desserts.
The auxiliary will hold a busi
ness meeting July 25 to elect
a trustee and inside guard. Ini
tiation will be held, and re
freshments served. ,
urday, July 20, at the Central
Point American Legion hall by
the Happy Harvesters club.
Dancing will begin at 8:30 p.m.
and potluck refreshments will
be served.
Members may invite guests
for the dance.
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