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Thunderstorm Sets Stage for Will's Play The Tempest AhIiIiiihI - Southern OruKon ohli(i"Kly nt the KtnKO with ii Konulno tluindurHtiirm liml nllllil, hut tho Slinkoapeiirain J'VhUvhI prcHniilntlon of "Tho Tompcut" wim not quite nblu to mmtliln tho mood. Though cerUilnly not o bud play. It oftfii InKMc-d. partly tirciiunc of some mlwd cucii nnd iilinol fomotlen limn. Somo of the rcspunilblllty tilHo mint runt with Mr. Shaki'itpiMiii) uliu'o tlio script ( itomothlnK lean thiin a tor rid pnco. "Tompi-nt," ii whole, nuoda pollnliinK. but llicro arc numvroua ponltlvo tlilniia to bo mild "bout WudnoMtny'i opening nlulit performnnce. Tho coatumm-nll of tliom wero nvnr purfuct, aUiKliiK win cxtromoly ainooth unci Uicrc wero acvcrnl good Indlvldunl porfonniinces, noUibly (hone by Ed Brubiikcr ni Collbun, C'.rulinm Woodruff Ariel, Shirley Pulton nil Mlrundu, Will Mucktmzla as Trlnculo rid Rolwrt B. Loper as Pros poro. Acts 'MoniUr' Part Most of Uie laurels prob nbly should no to Brubukcr. As Culibnn, he looked, acted nd sounded every Inch the "monster" of tho atramie little lnlund. Ills costume - webbed liunds, Ioiik. stringy hulr and crude, IcnMIke covering -made him appear as though ho hud Just crawled from bo ikmi Ih a rock. W o o d ru f fa portrayal of Ariel, tho sprite, was ade quate throughout but roached lis high point during the ban quet scene In tho forest. Flour lulling his but-like wings and denouncing the enemies of his master, Prospcro, with crisp authority, ho hud Uie audience all but In his pocket. Shirley Pulton's Miranda emerged as she should have awevt, conipusslonato and na ive. Sho handled It perfectly, with tenderness and humor, and was curcful to avoid those last few grains of augur that cosily could have proven too much. Mackenzie portrayed the bouncy Trlnculo with ease nd wit. lie made the most of his several humoroui lines, yet wisely did not overdo them. Spatchas Nicely Don As Prospero, Loper on more tlinn one occasion hcaltated In tho mki.it of delivering line. .ills fine voice and bearing off sol this, howovcr, and his ma jor speeches wero nicely done. The best scene, and tho only one which the storm shrunken audience applauded, wns the discovery of Caliban by Stophiino (Mark Hammer) and Trlnculo. "Whnt have we here?" asks Trlnculo upon spying the ugly Caliban hidden beneath a can' vas. "A man or a fish?" Ono whiff of the cave dweller and Trlnculo pro nounces his verdict: "Fish. It can be safely assumed that Uie piny a bjscU will go uiuiHuicd, it also ciin be as sumed, or lit Irani hoped, Unit some or tho principal chiirnc- lerri who stumbled will either sluiko their opening night Jit ters or nimiUir their lines, whichever the trouble rimy be, Others featured In the ciidl Included Tom Vull. as All' lonlo, Willluin Nye us Alon.o PkiiI llurper us Sebustliin, John Dobhs us Ferdinand und Willluin Livingston us Con zulo. Junies Kundoo directed. -II. W, a sr A T V M MM MedfordmSlTribune SUCTION D MKDKOHD, OIIKGON, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 10(10 PAGES 1 to 8 Chief Nurse Takes Over al Domiciliary Mrs. Cutherlno C. Ford has taken over the duties of chief of the nursing service ut the VA Domlclllury, White City, replucliig Minn Gru"e Stuhr, who retired lust month lifter 'ID years In her profension, most of them spent at VA slu tlons In the northwest, Mrs. Ford comes here from the VA hospital, Scuttle, and hus been engaged In public lieullh nursing for Uie past 111 years, hnvlng held a super visory position during this pe riod with' the Seattle-King county heulth department. Sho received her bachelor's degree from the University of Washington with one ycur oi graduate work to her credit. Mrs. Ford will be accompa nied to Medford by her family of two children, Carol Ann, 10, now in the Navy with the Waves, and a son, Dun, 17, together with her husband, PICKING ON LITTLE GUYS Los Angeles The city council ordored a survey to give compact cars addltionul parking area. Councilman Harold Henry suid many small cars are damaged In rear-end collisions while parked be cause big cars scott Into a pace the driver thought was empty only to find a small car already there. Harry ft. Ford, a retired Coast Guard lieutenant. Beagle Club Names Officers for Year Fred Clurk, Eaglo Point, wns elected president at the annual Beagle Community club picnic held July 17 at TouVelle State park. Other officers for 1080-81 elected were George A. Lof tin, vice president, and Mrs. Marshall B. Sweet, secretary treasurer. Fifty members and friends attended the picnic which has been held each year since 1042. July 2, 1044, the fam ilies that lived In the Beagle area organized the club. Mrs. Alberta Haas was elected the first president, Mrs. Flossie Oliphant came from Long Beach, Calif., to attend. Mrs. B. F. Barrows gave a short talk on the im- Drovements that have .been made In the area sines they have gone there to live. Jackson Hot Knrlntrn was chosen as tho meeting place lor the 1UB1 picnic. DIFFERENT POLICE CASE Oriskany, N.Y. Police rushed to the scene one day after receiving a phone call from Joan McNabb, 30, of Buffalo, who hysterically re ported, "I've Just killed two." They found two Black Angus cows lying dead on the high way. SALES POINT Austin, rex. sign on a used car lot: "Prices Are Born Here, But Raised Elsewhere PROMPT PATIENT New York Peter Real, 44, arrived for his doctor's ap pointment three minutes early despite being handicapped by a cast on his right lug. While he was parking his car, his left foot slipped on the ac celerator and tho ear smash ed through a wall right Into his doctor's cxtiriilnutlon room, Elizabeth N.J. Two police men havo set up a Judo course nnt t.A !., -U...t k.l, mm aiiiu tuuv huuiiv nun ui their students are women." VETS' AMERICA'S LARGEST SELLING ECONOMY PRICED DOG FOOD Help provide guide dogs lor the blind see Vets' label lor details! Packed In Hillibnto. Oregon Fire Destroys Barn, House in Astoria Astoria HJPD Fire believed causod by short-circuit wiring broko out near here Tuesday nd destroyed a barn and a mall houso. The farm was owned by John Rcllh Sr. of Lewis and Clark valley Just outside As toria. About 75 to 100 tons of new cut hay at the barn were destroyed by the blaze. Firemen managed to save the mnln rcsldcnco and a tool shed thnl were endangered and smouldering and prevent- aprcad of the flames Into tin- dor-dry hay fields and nearby timber. Portland Council OK's Tax Measures Portlund-IUPD-The city coun cil Wednesday approved three more tax-lovylng measures to go before city votcrB In No- - vomber, bringing to eight the number of money measures now slnled for the November ballot. Grnnd total of the eight money Issues now stands at $31,375,000 over a 10-ycar period, plus an addltionul $500,000 permissive annunlly. Approved by tho council were measures calling for a $550,000 700 levy for flvo years; a $0.5 bond Issue for tho dock commission; and a mtpplemonlal levy of up to $500,000 a year If needed for the flro and police pension fund. BRILL METAL WORKS Commtrclal Industrial Raildoniial Shot! Mttsl Work Sralnlan, Glvanl4 and Ceppar Fabrication 2287 West Main HON! SP 2-4440 . The Home of Country-Style Friendliness and Hospitality! LOW, LOW PRICES plus the added saving of S&H Green Stamps Lots and lots of Free Parkings! Grandview's TOP O' THE CROP PRODUCE WATERMELONS LARGE, FANCY Beefsteak Slicing TOMATOES Pound C at Walt's Grandview lb CELERY O c Fresh, Green, if V Crisov. Good! sT - PLUMS Local Santa Rosa's BY THE CRATE $2.15 CUCUMBERS Makes Your Salads Even Betterl is? 3 for BELL PEPPERS GREEN - CRISP Fancy Fresh 1 Mill fc V m rATREMENDOUS GRANDVIEW FOOD BUTT) "'' MmmiJ-"" - vi EA0H I DELICIOUS! ( n whai. F f Our Own, L Gr. Beet Gr.r ! 3 1 1 BllBllJumboBol!gna"39- I dlULSIN Veal Steaks I o KVJ'I . I UP Friday ind Sa,orday DOZEN $2.39 1 WALDORF 4-PACK I ; ; I 3ss Chuck Steaks . 595 iiiEiilll WE SET THE LOW PRICES! DEL MONTE, 303 Cans : Whola or Oin Cream Style 0 Cans 89 Save lie CREAM FLAKE ' SHORTENING 3 pound can il(Qlc SflVE FLAV-R-PAK FROZEN PEAS 10 ounce package f(5 $1 For SAVE 26c SUPERMARKET FROZEN STRAWBERRIES 10 ounce package $1 B For SAVE 41c PLASTIC TABLE CLOTHS 54" x 54" VU One for I 54" x 72" "I 29 Get 2nd "1 One for I SWIFT'S CANDLELIGHT Frozen Dinners Fried Chicken, Turkey and Dressing, Sliced Beef, Salisbury Steak 2 EA. SAVE 20c DIAMOND A PIE CHERRIES (Red, tart, pitted) 303 can $ For SAVE 25c Ifl's Jewel, Pure. Save 20c. Vegetable Oilrs;;r Sweel Pickles KlUe; OI. Cucumber disks Limy CaaiI Super Meat, fwfj a wwm qt.39c 4 for SI No. lenn oiortaa. MJB Instant Coffee $1.69 Macaroni 7,.... 3 f 45c Blackberry Jam 1?:ZU 2 f 85c Pork & Beans nKs...-7 98c Grated TunaSw'l...: 6fo'&l Betty Crocker Cake Mixes, 3 for $ I White, Yellow, Devils Food, Spice, Slack Walnut, Peanut Dill Seed P,ce 15c Mustard Seed 15c Pickling Spice ffi 19c Pectin M.C.P. or SurcJoll 2 for 29C Freeslon Peaches i, Pr Bngley, Salad ricces, 2H can t ,or OVG Cider Vinegar Gru:e:. 69c White Vinegar HX"!S""!! 65c SALT ""iV.0.0""!..!1....... 43c Evaporated Milk TBandcan3....2for29c Pillsbury Flour 25 pounds.... $2.25 Cottage Margarine 6 for $ I Korner Eggs 2doi.93c Dog Food t?''trnr. 5 & 75c Hl-C Grape Hl-C Orange f O al Del Monte Pine- J0 46 V HI apple-Grape- z- II fruit Drink L Cant II Hawaiian Punch Walt's : (Graiidview Market AND FOOD LOCKERS 2330 CRATER LAKE AVE. STORE HOURS Weekday. 9 A.M.-9 P.M. Sundayt 10 A.M.-8 P.M. PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH JULY 24 Phona 5P Z-BlBB . Limit Right Rttfrvid SALT :',l!abl!:; 85c 1 '
