t
rW MEDFORP (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
" vkVtii -v
It?,'
Y
IN "AS YOU LIKE IT" Three of the lovers in Oregon Shakes
gpearean Festival production of "As You Like It," are (left to
right) Jerry Mickey, Spokane, Wash., as Oliver; Rosalyn New
port, Wichita, Kan., Celia; and Mary Jo Randall, Kansas City, as
Rosalind. Five Shakespearean plays are offered at the Ashland
theater, rotating nightly during August, starting tonight with "As
You Like It."
Fashion, Beauty Industries
Hear Gripes from New Yorkers
By GAY PAULEY
United Press Correspondent
New York UP It is woman's
privilege to complain as well as
to change her mind. These days,
"Z'tfT"A several of us
ftjK t v ' are complain-
Sat
rag.
Paris star ted
us off ' t h i s
week when
some of its
pace- setting
designers rais
ed heml i n e s
nearly to the
knees. Didn t
4r & 4
4 '
Gay Pauley
hear any of the men around our
office griping, but general com
ment among the women: "Why;
don"t they leave skirt lengths
alone?"
There are other gripes and
suggestions circulating, compil
ed htvewith for free, for the
fashion and cosmetics industries.
Why don't they, for instance,
make transition cottons in light
' lllillUMfHB
t I
SHOP THE EASY WAY
AND SAVE $$$$$
ASK ABOUT OUR 4 PLAN
COFFEE
Chase & Sanborn
Instant 6-oz.
TUNA ;
Larg8 Tins
Del Monte Chunk
5 cans
NAPKINS
M.D., 80-Count
White
Baked Beans
B&M-23-Oz.
4 cans
3 pkgs.
er weight fabrics so we women
can transit into fall in com
fort? September in many parts
of this country has its days in
the 90's.
Buttons and Snaps
Why don't all clothing manu
facturers sew snaps and buttons
on to stay? Would save a lot of
repair time and lost buttons.
Come to think of it, why don't
they provide extra buttons with
all garments, just in case.
Why don't they:
Attach white collars and cuffs
to dress or suit with snaps in
stead of stitching them on loose
ly. Remove for laundering would
be easier.
Make routine alterations in
women's clothing without
charge, as they do for men.
Make purse-size dispensers for
hair spray. -Curling
Iron Asked
Revive the old-fashioned curl
ing iron for a quick pick-up for
a hair-do, especially on a rainy
IPirciDdltniecB
PEPPERS
Large Fancy Local
1
CARROTS
Cello Bags
CABBAGE
t SOLID HEADS
SALAD OIL
BEST FOODS
Thursday, August 1, 1 357
Society
Festival Lecture
Series Begins
In Ashland Today
Ashland The Gresham Lec
ture series opened today at the
Institute of Renaissance Studies,
the educational activity of the
Oregon Shakespearean festivaL
Dr. Marporie Bailey, former
Stanford university faculty mem
ber, is director of the institute.
Dr. Arthur Kreisman of South
ern Oregon college spoke on the
topic "The Thirty-One Com
mandments of Andreus Cappel
lanus." a review of the code of
courtly love. The lecture was
held in the Ashland library as
sembly room.
Dr. Kreisman is president of
the Northwest conference of
Teachers of English which will
meet in Ashland the third week
of the festival. He has also con
ducted a popular television lec
ture series. Dr. Kreisman. whose
efforts were vital to the develop
ment of the humanities studies
at Southern Oregon college, was
also instrumental in establish
ing the close collaboration be
tween the college and the insti
tute, it is said.
Dr. Kreisman traced the his
tory of courtly love from its
starting point in India and the
Orient. He said that by Shake
speare's time it had become a
mild code of gallantry, but ex
tremely important as an element
in social training. The lecture
showed the strong influences of
courtly love in Shakespeare's
plays, with particular emphasis
on its effects in this season's
plays.
day.
Keep up-to-date magazines in
beauty shops.
Stock bathing suits and other
summer sportswear in the stores
at least through July.
Eliminate the scent frem pow
ders, rouges and lipsticks, and
let a girl's favorite perfume
have a chance instead of doing
battle with all the others.
Make lipsticks with a flatten
ed tip. Most of us get nearly to
the bottom of the tube before
we get the lipstick shaped to
our liking.
4
AUTOMOTIVE PIONEER DIES
Rochester, N. J. (IP) Augus
tine J. Cunningham, 79, indus
trialist and automotive pioneer
whose firm, James Cunningham
& Son, has manufactured prod
ucts ranging from horse-drawn
carriages to Army tanks, died
Wednesday.
608 EAST MAIN
C
Each
c
Lb.
Qt.
NEW
shippers!
chip-shaped
powto
cracters
29c
8 $
m 1 v
1
l,. ...c .-Tn-ma;a ,.,. ' v ,
SING IN FESTIVAL The Oregon Shakespearean Festival Singers
(above) entertain festival show-goers with merry madrigals be
fore and during 'performances in Ashland. Seated ; are Arlieta
Knowles, Grants Pass, and Peter Windt, Ashland. Standing is
Lyman S. Pruitt, Ashland. Director is W, Bernard Windt, festival
musical director. .
Footlighter Play
Has Newcomers
A number of "new faces" are
seer, in the bast of "Mr. Angel,"
Footlighter summer snow which
is currently running at the Fair
grounds theater. Tickets for the
play, which opened Tuesday and
continues through Saturday
night, are on sale at Puruckers,
Swem's and at the box office.
Gary Heilsberg, who plays the
title roe, is a drama and journal
ism major at Whitworth college,
Spokane, and is working this
summer for the Ashland Tid
ings. He is writing a three-act
play for production next spring
at Whitworth, and will tour in
a college production of "The
Vigil" upon completion of his
senior year.
Three others making their
Footlighter acting debuts with
this play are Margaret Dix, wife
of Dr. Paul Dix, who carries the
role of a playwright; Claire
Flickinger, who plays the part
of VIA (Very Important Angel)
and who has had dramatic ex
perience in Calfornia, and Don
na Nelson who is cast as Pearl,
"proficient angel trumpter."
Curtain time is 8:30 p.m.
II
SPECIALS GOOD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
LUCKY LICENSE
NUMBERS
NEW
4K-9
9E-7
6D-8
5 j.6
3C-7
Dashes Indicate
WARNING Due to the increasing num
ber of license plates not being picked up our board
is full! Next week we will be forced to start drop
ping the old numbers 5 at a time to make room
for new ones. BE SURE AND CHECK OUR BOARD,
the numbers we drop may be yours!
Clearly Numbered. All Voting
Will Be Done By Number Only.
Help Us Pick the
Winners by Voting!
CONTEST ENDS IN TWO WEEKS. - '-
Camp Fire Girls
Home From Trip
To Lassen Park
Christy Allingham, Mary Mar
garet Barr, Linda Medcalf , Dayle
Hesheim, Janice Taylor and Ann
Younger of the Ayuzunta Camp
Fire group have returned from a
week of camping and hiking in
Lassen park. The group camped
at Summit lake and at Echo and
Lower Twin lakes in the more
remote part of the park. They
back-packed their gear and de
hydrated food for the week.
In addition to the usual camp
ing "housework," the girls spent
the week fishing, swimming and
taking 'short hikes to nearby
lakes. Several deer visited their
camp each' day. Mr. and Mrs.
Rufus Younger accompanied the
girls.
Two weeks before the camp
ing trip, the girls went on an
overnight hike on the Mt. Mc
Loughlin trail to test pack
boards, equipment and types of
food to be used on the trip. They
were accompanied on this hike
by Mrs. Younger, guardian, and
James "Fredenburg, outdoor
sponsor of the group.
f OLD
3G-3- 8A-9
7A.5 6F-5
9B-6 SH-5
2B-8- 5E-9
5K-I i 3A-6 -
5A-I- 5D.7---
9G-2 - 5E-9
Missing Digits
BABY CONTEST
VOTING STARTS
THURSDAY!
Each Picture Will Be
Smart, Slimming!
ft
VIS ' 14'.i-24',4
A softly draped bodice, and
your favorite 6-gore skirt
wonderful lines indeed, for the
shorter, fuller figure! This
Printed Pattern makes you look
inches taller, sizes slimmer!
Printed Pattern 9237: Half
Sizes 14VS, 16V4, 18V4, 20V4,
22V4, 2414. Size 16Vi requires
3J4 yards 39-inch fabric.
Printed directions on each
pattern part. Easy, fast, accur
ate. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins)
for this pattern add 5 cents
for each pattern for lst-class
mailing. Send to Marian Martin,
care of Medford Mail Tribune,
Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St.,
New York 11, N. Y. Print plain
ly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE
and STYLE NUMBER.
CALENDAR
Thursday
8 p.m. Royal Neighbors Cf
America, Pythian building.
8 p. m. Phoenix Neighbors
of Woodcraft, Phoenix Grange
hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Medcalf
and Mr. and Mrs. Curt Nesheim
helped with transportation for
both trips. .
PHOKE SP 2-6805
Meant
FRANKS
Scotties Mb. pkg.
SALMON
FRESH SILVERSIDE HALF OR WHOLE
CHEESE
30-Mo. Old
POT ROAST
Boneless U.S. Choice
79
Business Outlook in
Portland Said Better
Portland (tfl The business
cutlook in Portland took Oh an
improved look today following
gains in. bank, clearings and. in
dollar volume of building per
mits in July. .
Bank clearings totaled some
903 million dollars, up about 60
million dollars from last year in.
July. The city building depart
ment issued a total of 664 build
ing permits for construction esti
mated to cost $4,377,000. -This
compares with 619 permits val
ued at $3,241,000. in July of
1956.
Charlotte Kloch
Visits in Valley
Miss Charlotte Kloch, former
ly head dietitian at the Veterans
Administration domiciliary. at
Camp White, visited in Medicrd
and Ashland recently.
Miss Kloch and her sister
fr,om Walnut Creek, Calif., at
tended the dress rehearsal Tues
day evening of "Two Gentle
men of Verona" in the Ashland
Shakespearan theater. She re
turned south to assume new
duties at the San Mateo county
hospital August 1.
-raff 1
WW, &&jS!k Iff -
- . !
The juice of fruit that ripened in the
sunshine of Hawaii. The romantic
spell of the islands ... on your nearest
grocer's shelf! Next time you have a
party, for a handful or a houseful,
serve this amazingly delicious bever
age. Serve rosy-red Hawaiian Punch
...and make your party a success.
FREE DELIVERY
PHONE ORDERS:
C.O.D. DELIYERYS:
Lb.
5C
Lb.
Cheddar
C '
Lb.
Planning Meeting Set
For Labor Day Event
Cave Junction Don Adams,
general chairman for the Illinois
Valley Labor Day Jubilee, has
called a planning session for
8 p.m. Monday at the American
Legion hall. .
Final program arrangements
will be completed at the meeting,
and plans ior several new fea
tures, both in the parade and the
concession ground will be dis
cussed. . .
Illustrated Jubilee souvenir
programs, giving valley history
and descriptions of points of in
terest, are to be ready for distri
bution in about two weeks,
Adams announced. The queen
contest will get under way next
week vhen names of princesses
will be revealed.
. j
Assistant Dean
Appointed at Oregon
Eugene W Charles F.
Warnath has been appointed as
assistant dean of students at
tlje University of Oregon.
Dean Donald. M. DuShana
made the announcement Wed
nesday and said that Warnath
will assist in the graduate place
ment office, and will teach one
course in psychology. .
ft
hi
3 DELIVERIES
DAILY: 10:30,
7:30 AND 3:30
MUSTARD
Grey Poupon
New, Wonderful!
CLEANSER
Whit King ,
5 cans
Sand. Spread
Best Foods
32-Oz.
TISSUE
M.D. Powder Room
4 rolls
4
2 jars
W
mi