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We reserve right to limit amounts BULK California 2 CARROTS pounds 25 Green Onions 1 Bunches Red Radishes fc Pkgs. Tops off, washed and packaged I5c 25 c CALIFORNIA DATES 259 1029 (Not pitted) (Pitted) When you shop Groceteria produce you are assured of three things: Wide Selection . The Best Quality Obtainable, and Fair Prices Every Day of the Week. 89 items now in stock, including green beans, celery root, mushrooms, Chinese cabbage, savoy cabbage, rhubarb, papayas, artichokes, bean sprouts, chop suey mix, prepared salad vegetables. In fact, most any thing you want we have. Come in and see us, and if we don't have it we will try to get it. AshlanH Tun 'Rav Area theater groups will stage bene fit performances on the same mgni ior me uregon snaKe- spearean Festival building fund. . Dr. Margery Bailey, co- chairman for fund-raising in the San Francisco region and director of the Festival's In stitute of Renaissance Studies, indicated thai; the Company of the Golden Hind in Berke ley and the Playhouse Reper tory company in San Fran cisco will donate all proceeds from their performances of Sunday, Jan. 25, to help re build the Elizabethan stage in Ashland I am intensely proud to be able to say that this wholly voluntary and most unexpect ed gift seems to me to be characteristic of theater as it exists in San Francisco and the sister cities," Dr. Bailey commented. Inform Dr. Bailer Rachmael ben Avram of the Golden Hind and Kermit Sheets of the Playhouse in formed Dr. Bailey that their two theaters agreed to aid the Festival's building fund effort by staging the simul taneous benefit performances at 8:30 p.m. Sunday. Both houses are currently present ing long-run hits to capacity audiences composed of theater goers from Sacramento to San Jose The Golden Hind produc tion, staged at the Playbox, 1505 San Pablo ave., Berke ley, is "The Boy Friend." Foreign Students Talk at Rotary A report on customs, food, sports and modes' of living in Portugal and Norway high lighted the luncheon program of the Medford Rotary club Tuesday at the Rogue Valley Country club. Sissel Frogner, Norwegian student, and Tom Tittel, a stu dent from Portugal, spoke during the program which was devoted to an explanation of the American Field Service. The program chairman, Dale Foresee, Medford High school student representative to the Rotary club, introduced the speakers and gave a brief history of the American Field Service and the student ex change program. He also in troduced Roberta Sleeter, Medford High student, who spent last summer m Oslo, Norway, under the auspices of the AFS Other student guests were Lucille Lowry, Elaine Jen nings, and Carolyn Mencke. The three Medford High stu dents are candidates for the 1959 summer exchange pro gram. Final selection by the New York office of AFS will be made next spring. Local service clubs inters ested in participating in the AFS student exchange pro gram should contact the local AFS committee chairman, Mrs. Holger Christensen, 29 Richmond ave., Medford. Gold Hill City Officers Sworn In Gold Hill-New city offici als were sworn in at a recent meeting of the Gold Hill city council. They were sworn in by Ernest Cooper, retiring mayor. Officers are Milton Stein- metz, mayor; Ferd W. Jones, recorder-treasurer; J. ueios Walker, Fred w. Lester ana Kendal Dufur, councilmen. Dufur and Jones were re elected. Lester was chosen as coun cil oresident. Committees named by Steinmetz include finance. Tiufur. Truman Price and Virgil Gribble; sanitation, Gribble, Lester and Walker; water and lights. Harry Foley, Walker and Lester; nuisance, Lester, Walker' and Foley; eauiDment. Foley. Dufur and Walker! streets and drainage. Gribble, Price and Dufur; fire exposure, Dufur, Foley and Price; and police, Lester and Gribble. Flovd Tavlor was reap pointed to serve as city super intendent and chief of police. The council authorized no Darkine signs at the fire hall, and across the street from the fire hall, and heard com plaints of disturbances made r dogs in the city. Miss Noreen Kelly was re appointed city attorney. Retiring councilmen are Melford Hood and Floyd Lance. Now completing a full year's run. it has had unanimously delighted reviews. Eauallv successful has been Anouilh's "Cry of the Peacock," the Playhouse Repertory show now being seen at that group's tseacn and Hyde sts. theater in ban Francisco. Both organizations are giv ing, the event extensive Bay Area promotion, and special prfe-show dinner parties have been arranged in both cities. t esuvai spokesmen, now seeking the final $35,000 of the $275,000 goal, expressed gratitude for. the surprise gesture. "This is the boost we need to finish the job." thev said. "It's the kind of gen erosity that good, theater promotes." Butter use in the U.S. fell from 18.2 pounds per person n 1932 to 8.7 pounds in 1953. At the same time use of oleo margarine went from 1.6 pounds ,in 1932 to 8.2 pounds Psychologist to Teach Class Here A class in "emotional Drob- lems of -children" conducted by Dr. Edward M. Scott, clini cal psychologist, will start Monday, Jan. 26, at 7 p.m. in room 252 at Medford High school. Nine persons have refiister- ed for the class, but registra tions still are open for anyone interested. The case method of studv and discussion will be used in the series of meetings. 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