Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 27, 1959, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 2 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford". Oregon, Friday, March 27, 19S9 ! National Officer to. Speak At District One Convention All women are invited to at tend a convention of the first district, Oregon Federation of Women's clubs, to be held April 4 at Cave Junction. Speaker -will be Mrs. Dexter O. Arnold, Concord, N.H., third vice-president of the General Federation of Wom en's clubs. i Mrs. C. W. Peterson, Ash-) r cr J r nrocionf T"nintc ' out that Mrs. Arnold, an edu cator and authority on speech and dramatics, has worked with the League of Women Voters, and American Associ ation of University Women. Women interested in these fields are particularly invited to attend the meeting and meet Mrs. Arnold. Mrs. Arnold has traveled abroad many times, at one time was director of speech and dramatics in the schools of Syracuse, N.Y., is the au thor of a textbook on speech, has written plays and was ra dio director for New Hamp shire's development commis sion. Women planning to attend the convention luncheon, set for 12:15 p.m. at Immanual Methodist church, Cave Junc tion, are asked to make reser vations no later than Monday, March 30, with Mrs. Doris Boyd, Route 1, Box 820, Cave Junction. Registration and a coffee hour are set for 9 ajn. Mrs. Peterson points out that the General Federation and its affiliated clubs unites "women throughout the world for their mutual benefit and their common interest and to promote philanthropy, public welfare, moral values, civic affairs and fine arts." The federation program is carried on through various de partments including the Dance Announced At Schoolhouse Hilltoppers Square Dance club will sponsor a square dance at the old Wagner Creek school, Saturday, March 28, beginning at 8:30 p.m. All square dancers are invited. The school is reached by proceeding through Talent for two miles on the paved road; the school is flood lighted. Potluck refreshments will be served during intermis sion. Francis C r o n i n and guest callers will call the squares. An Easter parade with a prize is planned during intermission. American home, communica tions, community affairs, con servation of natural resources, education, fine arts, interna tional affairs, public affairs and the Council of Interna tional clubs. Lily Day Sale Totals Reported Mrs. B. H. Gilbert, co-chairman of the annual Lily day sale of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority, reports that $132.64 was taken in through sale of the paper lililes last Saturday. The sale is held annually to benefit the Oregon Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Thirteen boys and girls vol unteered to sell the lilies. They were Dale Taylor, Lor en Bostwick, Greg Gandee, Gerald Bailey, Veda Hunter, Ann Parson, Philip Houch, Ron Wallace, Ron Gandee, Paul Gasparotti, Jim Caster line, -Carol Faulkerson and Bety Crouser. Mrs. Gilbert stated that the sorority and society are most appreciative of the efforts of the 13 young people. Mrs. Joe Jessel, chairman of the Alpha Kappa Lily day sale in Ashland, reported a total of $162.76 taken in there. The Ashland chapter was as sisted by members of Interna tional Order of Job's Daugh ters. First Lady Buys Beret of Violets ! New York-flJPD-Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower plans to wear violet in the Easter parade "if the weather is nice." Mrs. Sally Victor, the mil liner who makes most of the first lady's hats, said Mrs. Eisenhower had selected a small, off-face beret covered with tiny violets and with moss green velvet trim for wear Easter Sunday in Get tysburg. "That is, if the weather is nice," said Mrs. Victor, who flew to the White House Thursday with several hat sampes for the First Lady to look over. 4 When children want to use finger paints or other messy equipment, let them play in the bathroom, say extension housing specialists at Ohio State University. It's easier to clean than a living room rug. Rigoletto. To Be Aired Saturday Verdi's opera of intrigue, treachery and revenge, "Rigo letto," will be the eighteenth performance of the Metropoli tan Opera company broadcast season on Station KYJC-CBS Radio Saturday, March 28 at 11 ajn. to approximately 2:15 p.m., PST. The performance will be conducted by Fausto Cleva and the title role will be sung by the American baritone Leonard Warren. The role of Gilda, daughter of Rigoletto, will be sung by soprano Ro berta Peters, the Duke of Mantua by tenor Eugenio Frenandi, Sparafucile, a pro fessional assassin, by William Wildermann, bass, and Mag dalena, his" sister, by Margaret Roggero, mezzo-soprano: Finalists in the annual au ditions held by the National Council of the Metropolitan Opera association will sing the arias that earned their honors, during the broadcast of "Rigo letto." The winner will be given a Metropolitan contract next year. The young hopefuls, who were chosen from finalists se lected in regional auditions held throughout the nation by the National Council, will be heard between Acts III and IV of the stage performance. They will be accompanied by the Metropolitan Opera or chestra. During the broadcast's first intermission, Opera News on the Air will present a special "Opera News Quiz." Three members of the Texaco Opera Quiz panel - Mary Ellis Peltz, Jay Harrison and Edward Downes will join emcee Boris Goldovsky in a discus sion of highlights from seldom-heard Verdi Operas. Met baritone George Lon don and Assistant Conductor Ignace Strasvogel will be spe cial guests on ' the panel of Texaco's Opera Quiz, which will be heard as usual during the second intermission. Creative Cooks Give Uses For Leftover Easter Eggs CALENDAR Friday: 8 p.m.-Sams Valley PTA, Meadows Union Sunday school building. Saturday: 2 p.m. - Daughters of the American Revolution tea, Girls Community club. 8 p.m.-Easter egg hunt, Eagle Point high school foot ball field. - The harvest moon is the full moon occurring nearest to the first day of autumn See Our Wonderful ARRAY of Beautiful PAINTINGS and WALL PLAQUES An Ecnomical Way to Lighten the atmosphere of any room in your home WORKS OF ART: Modern Maple Traditional American TrI-pod Planters Chinese Modern Bronze Also Sunburst and Velvet Faced Wall Clocks THE VERY FINEST in Modern Ceramics and Fine Arts at Very Low Prices! ONE OF THE LARGEST AND PRETTIEST SELECTIONS IN v SOUTHERN OREGON We buy for Less and Sell for less. OUR LOCATION SAVES YOU MONEY Qpen Monday and Friday, 9 a.m. to 9. p. m. LUCAS & HOWARD FURNITURE Central Point Phones NO 4-1226 4-1227 By JEANNE LESEM t United Press International New York - (CPD - Easter eggs, so welcome on Sunday, don't have to be an unwanted leftover Monday morning. Creative cooks can use left over hard-cooked eggs in new flavor combinations at break fast, lunch, dinner and snack- time, says Margaret Spader, home service editor for the Gas Appliance Manufacturers association. Eggs with cracked shells should be used promptly, she explained. But those with un cracked shells will keep sev eral days under refrigeration. This gives you time to plan menus using eggs, unobtrus ively or openly. Here are some suggestions from GAMA's test kitchens: -Garnish fresh asparagus or other spring greens with sieved hard-cooked eggs. Sep arate yolks from whites. Us ing back of spoon, rub each through sieve for a soft, feathery texture. -Garnish thick soups, such as black bean or spinach, borsch or chicken-corn chow der, with thin slices of hard- cooked egg. Or float a tea spoonful of. finely chopped egg on top of each serving Add finely chopped scallion tops to the chopped egg for extra tang. Dented Eggs Add finely mashed sar dines, crabmeat, tuna or shrimp to seasoned egg yolks when making deviled eggs. These do triple duty: as hors d'oeuvres; as a garnish for chicken,- ham or other cold meat platters; or, heated in zippy cheese or Hollandaise sauce, as a topping for cook ed spinach or broccoli. -Sieved yolks may be add ed to salad dressing and sauces for extra-rich flavor and texture. -For breakfast, lunch or brunch, try eggs in orange sauce. Mix 1 can undiluted, condensed cream of chicken soup with Va cup each orange juice and milk. Heat over medium flame 15 to 20 min utes to blend flavors. Add 4 halved or sliced hard-cooked eggs and heat 10 minutes more, stirring occasionally. Serve on rice, toasted English muffins or corn bread. Left over ham, or. bacon, dried beef or chicken also may be added to this sauced-topped dish. Curried Eggs -Curried eggs are a lunch or supper classic, easily made with canned soup sauce. Melt 2 tablespoons butter or mar garine over low flame. Add 1 to 2 teaspoons curry pow- Winners Named By Bartlett Club Mrs. Joseph Clark and Mrs William Duhaime held high score for Monday's meeting of Bartlett Duplicate Bridge club. Other winners were Mrs. R. A. Naumes and Mrs. J. J. Finegan, second; Mrs. Roy Stein and Mrs. A. B. Davis, third; Mrs. Sherman Feiss and Mrs. Jay Elliott, fourth. Winners last week were Mrs. Jay Elliott and Mrs. Naumes, first; Mrs. Thomas Eslinger and Mrs. Joseph Clark, second; Mrs. R. R. Par sons and Mrs. David Lowry tied with Mrs. E. E. Bowman and Mrs. . Finegan for third and fourth places. Bartlett club is for junior duplicate players. ' Cheese grates more easily if chilled first. ,- ''H of JSSLt i TIRED OF BEING TIRED? Bexei Special Totmva fttombi ktsvraiK NowUtwt Hood for Better HeaHfa ft undcmoaruScii Mood doe id bo& deficiency causing yoac fatigue? Are you tare there are enough vitamin and iroa in toot diet to ioaare rich, red Wood? 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Heat thoroughly and serve over rice with warm salted peanuts, crisp crumbled ba con and chutney as accom paniments. -Mixed chopped hard-cooked eggs into ingredients for "croquettes. .. . . : -Add sliced or quartered' t j i j x nara-tooiieu eggs iu tctoociuic dishes or use for garnish. Dinner-Dance Planned at Inn The building fund of Our Lady of the Mountain Catho lic church, Ashland, will be benefited by a dinner to be given at Mon Desir inn Mon day, March 30. Dinner will be served from 7 to 9 p.m. and will be fol lowed by dancing. Music will be furnished by Glomb's Thunderbirds, with the musi cians donating their services. Dancing will continue until 1 a.m. Reservations for the event must be made in advance, by calling the inn, NOrmandy 4-2513. The rectory of the new church has been completed, it is stated, and work has begun on the church edifice. Francescatti To Play Sunday . French violinist Zino Fran cescatti will be soloist for the Cleveland orchestra broad cast, under the direction of George Szell on KYJC-CBS Radio Sunday, March 29 at 11:05-12 noon, PST. Mr. Fran cescatti, "among the greatest performers on the instrument now before the public," ac cording to the New York Times, will be heard in Sir William Walton's "Concerto for Violin and Orchestra." Dr. Szell will open the broadcast program with the Beethoven overture to "Corio lanus." Next, Dr. Szell and the Ensemble will play the Bach "Brendenburg Concerto No. 3 in G major for String Orchestra." Bach was com missioned by the Margrave of Brandenburg in May, 1718 to write a set of six compositions for solo instruments with string orchestra. He finished them on March 24, 1721, sent them to the Margrave's house, where they were stored away. It is probably that they were never played. Following the Margrave's Death Bach's con certos were auctioned off for the equivalent of eight cents apiece and were not printed until 1850, 100 years after Bach's death. Today the "Third Concerto" is probably the most performed and popu lar work of the series. The Violin Concerto is the .first of two Walton works to be given their word premieres by the Cleveland Orchestra. The other was the Walton "Partita for Orchestra," com missioned for the orchestra's 40th anniversary and broad cast on CBS Radio last year. Pageant Planned In Ashland V Ashland - "Ashlandie," a musical pageant depicting the early history of Ashland from 1852 to 1959, will be present ed Thursday and "Friday, April 2 and 3, in the Ashland High school gymnasium. The pageant was composed by Bernard Windt, director of the high school orchestra and chorus. It is part of the Cen tennial observance in Ash land'. The musicale has received official approval of the Cen tennial commission, Windt said. The presentation will con sist of students from grades 1 through 12 and faculty mem bers of Ashland schools. As sisting with the production will be Mrs. Lucy Susee, dra matic director; Mrs. Ruth Trost, art director; and War ren LaBounty, choreographer. Oscar Silver, high school vice principal, said more au thentic costumes are needed for the production. Persons interested in lending items of clothing are asked to call the high school, MUrdock 5-8801. for further information. The production will be pre sented without charge. Kitchen safety note: Keep a fire extinguisher handy. A dry-chemical type gives pro tection against any type of kitchen fire. 4 "Fanshawe" was the first published work of Nathaniel Hawthorne. Grange To Hold Square Dance Applegate - A "fun level" square dance will be held at the Upper Applegate Grange hall Saturday, March 28, at 3:30 p.m. All square dancers are invited; refreshments will be potluck. Byron Dibble and Floyd Warhman, with guest callers, will call the squares. Snappy Salad New York-UPD-Your family will snap up fresh snap bean salad. Wash 1 pound fresh beans and remove tips. Cook whole in Vij-inch boiling water and teaspoon salt until ten der. Drain if necessary. Cool. Add 3 tablespoons French dressing and Va cup onion rings. Marinate 4 to 5 hours, stirring occasionally. Serve plain or with your favorite salad dressing. Serves 6. . For a snack time treat, try hot buttered English muffins spread with prune puree from the baby food can. 4 French fried potatoes will be crisper if allowed to stand in cold water about half an hour before frying. Dance Planned By Promenaders Star Promenaders Square Dance club will hold a dance at Kershaw Square on Cory road starting about 8:30 p.m. Saturday. Kenneth Hood, Medford, and guest callers will call, and "Miss April" will be a special guest.. Potluck refresh ments will be served. AH square dancers are invited. 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