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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 25. 1962 Symphony Orchestra Conductors Intend To Offer New Touch Br DELOS SMITH United Pren International New York-d'PD-Hcncelorth non-musical show manshlp i 6R017IIIIIG ACHIEVEMENT of REA VICTOR'S EIGHT YEARS'- EXPERIENCE III . -3 mim tvI I TRENT Mark 8 Scries S13-G-23-M b5 aq. in picture NEW rca Victor MARK 8 1W TV Beautiful Contemporary lowboy designed to blend with many decors Precision-crafted Security Sealed Circuit Boards provide extra dependability Power booster New Vista Color Chas sis with 24,000 volts of regulated picture power (factory adjusted) delivers unsurpassed performance in any signal area RCA's High Fidelity Color Tube for Vivid, ItfeliKo color pictures Super-powerful "New Vista" Tuner pulls in cleaner, clearer pictures from many hard-to-get stations 750 00 Lets Trade-in Allowance TRADE IN, TRADE UP TO NEW RCA VICTOR . MARK 8 COLOR TV THE MOST TRUSTED atME III ICUVISIOI IW U c awMltki Mte, TV DON'S Radio & TV SERVICE The Best in Service on All Make PHONE 482-1376 1388 Siskiyou Ashland among symphony orchestra conductors is not going to be limited to Leonard Bern stein. Erich Lcin-dorf, new music director of the Boston sym phony, clearly intends offer ing competition and, because the public likes the unortho dox unmusical touch so much, there are bound to be others. While rehearsing Mendels sohn's incidental music for Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Nisht's Dream," Leinsdorf had the notion of e-reading the play. The result was that he called in Inge Swenson. a Shakespearean actress, to re cite excerpts from it between the musical sections. But already in this -udding season Bernstein has copper riveted his reputation as the podium's top showma- He did it with DeBussy's semi oratorio. "The Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian," by adding a second narrator, by trans lating the narration into Eng lish while leaving the vocal score in French and by fatten ing the narration with ex planatory additions. Warms Up Audience ' And that was not all. To warm up his New York Phil harmonic audience for these innovations, he preceded Saint Sebastian with Honneg gar's "Three Symphonic Movements." One of them, you may recall, is a musical description of a football game and another depicts a locomo tive in action. It was generally agreed Bernstein enormously clari fied the story and emotions of the martyrdom. They usu ally leave most of an audi ence bewildered because, hav ing been conceived by the mystical poet, Gabriele D'An nunzio, they are clear as mud. Whether Leinsdorf's inno vation did anything for Men delssohn's music was another question. The composer's mu sical feelings for Shakespeare have long been admired for clarity and a limpid purity. On the other hand no one could argue a verbal docu mentation from the play was alien. Traditional Showmanship Meanwhile, the venerable Otto Klemperer, gucsl-con-ducting the Philadelphia or chestra, was displaying the traditional musical showman ship of the old-style conduc tor. He drew out some of the slow passages of Beethoven's Egmoni" overture so far they seemed to be pulled apart. And he strove fo- such mu sical effects of his own de vising in Brahms 3rd and Schumann's 4th symphonies Jiffy Crochet that those listeners accustom ed to more straightforward readings of their scores had a sense of the familiar losing its familiarity. Regarding audiences and their understanding of what they hear, Eugene Ormandy, music director of the Phila delphia orchestra, is trying something new. He's invited the orchestra's subscribers in Philadelphia to attend the final rehearsal of Elliott Car ter's new piece, "Variations for Orchestra." It's a tough score. The mu sicians are finding it so tough Ormandy decided audiences could benefit from a prelimi nary exposure, too. On Thurs day, Dec. 6 he and ths orches tra will play it through twice in rehearsal for the first for mal performance that evening. What makes it tough, both to play and to make some thing of while listening, is its "Idiom," according to Orman dy. But Carter's reputation as one of the top contempo rary American composers is growing. His output hasn't been large but each piece is in this "Idiom" which is a musical language thai is both modern and highly personal. Gay as a flower bouquet -jiffy-crochet, too! Use scraps for the ruffled flowers. New, different! Ruffled flowers are crocheted first -attached only at 6 points to hexagon. Pattern 7438: direc tions 6-inch hexagon. THIRTY-FIVE CENTS in (coins) for this pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Alice Brooks, care of Medford Mail Tribune Needlecraft Dept., P. O. 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Medford Mail Tribune They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo IT USED TO BE THAT EVERY TIME SEDLITZ WANTED OKIE, ALL THE CUPS WERE DIRTY IN THE SINK- Tti r )) (wuers ( sink; I 'dishE S53sL THERE J V WHEjp'5) WASHERT Well tuEy got a new appliance so the cups aren't in the sink ANV WORE-BUT THEY'RE NOT IN THE CUPBOARD EITHER-- 'Emphysema' Topic Of Health Program "Emphysema" will be dis cussed on "Adventures in Medicine" at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon over station KBES TV. More prevalent than lung cancer and tuberculosis com bined, the disease is said by health authorities to have in creased about 300 per cent in an eight-year period in this country. A medical panel made up of three local physicians and surgeons will describe the dis ease and explain how it af fects the lungs. Dr. James W. Quinn, thoracic suregon, Dr. Ralph E. Hibbs, specialist in internal medicine, and Dr. Malcolm S. Byers, general practitioner, will be assisted in their discussion by Herbert Hunter, medical illustrator. Since the National Tuber culosis association is placing Increased emphasis on the broad field of respiratory dis eases, the Jackson County Tu berculosis and Health associa tion is just one of hundreds of county groups across the country calling attention to the needs for, and possibilities of preventing these diseases, according to Mrs. C. Ivan Bur ton, association member and program moderator. One Yard Wonders Newest ONE-YARD won ders - just one yard 81-inch fabric for vest, ditto for skirt! Have that coordinated look wilhout denting the budget. Printed Pattern 9011: Miss es' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, Skirt, vest: each 1 yard 54 inch fabric in all sizes. THIRTY-FIVE CENTS In coins for this pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for lst-class mail. Send to Marian Martin, Medford Mail Trib une Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11 N Y. Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. FIRST TIME EVER! 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Jones Rm. 72 CENTURY 8LD0. Phont 772-4453 VsHHBJBHH LEGAL NOTICES Court Records DISTRICT COURT William H. Burritt. Betty larceny. $50. Milton Forest SouJd Jr., truck speeding. $23. Ivan Gail Duzan. no operator! license, $3. Donald Walton Loomla, failure to top, S7.50. Rosea Harrison Welty, no opera tor's license. S.V Robert Morris Darby, Improper changing of lanes. $.V William O'Dell Emmtns, no op erator's license, $.1. Theodore Herbert crawiord. im proper turn, $1R. jonn L,evifl. wrong way un on rv xtrect. $15. Roscne Mnrcelltia Hod son. impro per left turn. $13. Myrtle Jane Owens, failure to slop. $7.50. Gerald Lynn Miller, violation of of ha.ic rule. $10. John Barton huh, overman, in. John AuKtist Becker, four in dri ver's scat, $5. Amonri Robert St. Hllalre, failure to dim lights, $3, Norman LeRny Hooper, violation of hasic rule. i'2S. Darren iewis jonnson, no chauf feurs license, $3. Orral Otto Oliver, nn vehicle license, $3. Billy Riley Beck, violation of ba sic rule. 110. narrell Chandler Ritchie, ob structed vision, $10. Richard Dean Hagan, no vemcit license. $3. Jerry Don Sullivan, no opera tors license. $3. Leland Elton Jones, overload, S4R. Samuel Wayne Beck, over width load, $13. NOTICE IN THE COUNTY COURT OF JACKSON COUNTY. STATE OF OREGON IN THE MATTER OF SARDINE CREEK LIVESTOCK DISTRICT TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED, you will please take notice thm at the general election held No vember ti. 19t2, an election whs held to determine the creation of the Sardine Creek Livestock Dis trict and a majority of all votes cast at said election was in favor of the creation of such district. Therefore, from the sixtieth day alter the date of first publication of this Notice, which date of first publication is the 23th day or No vember. 1062, it shall he unlawful ! for (hat class of livestock known as bovine cattle tn be permitted to run at large within the boun daries of the Sardine Creek Live stock District descrihed as follows: Beginning at the Quarter corner common to Sections 19 and JO in Township 33 South, Range 3 West of the Willamette Meridian In Jackson County. Oregon, thence Easterly along the East and West Center line of md Section 20 and the East and West Center line of Section 21 of said Township and Range to the Northeast corner of the West one-half p, of the West one half (tii of the Southeast Quar ter of Section 21 . Thence South erly to the Southeast corner of the West one-half (at of the West one-half (,) of the South east Quarter of said Section 2 1 . Thence Easterly to the Southeast corner of said Section 21. Thence Southerly along the East boundarv of Sections 2fl and 33 of said Township and Range to the Southeast Corner of said Section 33. Thence Westerly along the South boundary of Sections 33 and 32 of said Town ship and Range to the South west Corner of said Section 32. Thence Northerly to the Quarter Corner common to Sections 31 and 32 of said Township and Range. Thence Westerly to the center Fast one-sixteenth H'lOl corner of said Section 31. Thence Northerly to the Northeast one sixteenth (l'lfii corner of said Section 31, Thence Easterly tn the North one-sixteenth (I '1fli corner between said Sertions 31 and 32 Thence Northerly along the West boundary of Sections 32. 20 and 20 to the point of beginning. From this date and hereafter, said Livestock District shall ha known as the Sardine Creek Live stock District and tn which Dis trict for violation of ORS 607 045 (Unlawfully Permitting Livestock to Run at Larget the statutory pen alty upon conviction la a fine of not more than $25 00. This Notice shall be published once a week for two consecutive weeks. E. M. Madden. Clerk nf jHckson County TO SERVE YOU ARTHUR L. COOK President & Manager Art has twelve years of title ex perience to his credit. He graduated from Medford Senior High and at tended Southern Oregon College. A resident of Medford since 1922. His wife's name is Kathy and the three children are named: Kathy, Bob and Jane. Art is a member of the Methodist Church and the Crater lions Club. He likes to fish and hunt. Crater Title Insurance Co. 510 West 6th "Locally Owned" Ph. 772-5264 WILL BUY SMALL FIR LOGS 6" & LARGER DIAMETERS Especially Interested in Salvaging Timber Blown Down by Recent Storm For More Information Phone or See CHENEY FOREST PRODUCTS Phono 664-1271 Central Point CIRCUIT COURT Audrey Barbara Bart let t vs. Ronald W. Bartlett, divorce decree. David A. Davis vs. Judith Raa Davis, divorce decree. Eva Louise Cornwall vi. Thomas Edwin Cornwall, divorce decree, Edward L. Sherer vs. Ruthie J, Shcrer, divorce -decree. Ruth L.. Jenkins vs. Donald E. Jenkins, divorce decree. Esther May Fletcher vs. Melmon Willis Fletcher, divorce decree. Virginia Burdeen De Maurex vs. Ray O. De Maurez, divorce decree. Royal Omega Greenman vs. Sharon Jean Greenman, divorce decree. Everett I... Kenner vs. Loretta M. Kenner, divorce complaint. Julia Lorraine Von Der Hellen vs. Robert Von Der Hellen, di vorce complaint. I LODGE NOTICES MARRIACtE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Eldon A. Bennett. 23 Rose it., Medford and Joan Skov, 228 King St.. Medford. Carl Alvin Jackson, inn Ben nett ft.. Medford. and Wanda Cot tin. route 1, box 32, Mt. Shasta, Calif. Guy B. Morrill, 1035 Cherry it. Medford. and dandle Lee Stivers Cast. 151 West Main at. Medford Larry Lee Bucy, 315 North 21st st , San Jose, Calif . and Linda Ann Aubrev. 230 South Central ave., Medford. Medford Bodfea, Scottish Rite, Monday. Nov. 2fl, 1962. 8:00 Dm Thirtieth degree, Refreshments. Via- tting brethren welcome. Fred A. Purdin. Secretary Medford Lndse No.' 8.1 1 OOF. meets Tuesday, Nov. 27. at R n m. This la HOMECOMING NIGHT. Be there. .Tnrk Adams. N C. 0 2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS BAZAAR Jackson County Home F.xtenslnn Units' Christmas Raraar, Mnn., I Nov. 3d, 10 a m. to 8 p.m. Exten- ! alon auditorium at the Fair- grounds. RUMMAGESXLE OseVc'rothrng" antique & modern dolls V misc. items. Frl. Nov. 23rd thru 3nth. in a.m.-6 pm. 1313 S. Teach, Medford.' 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