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t; - -I I A WEDNESDAY. MARCH B. 1963 Social Events Concert Set For Sunday Ashland - The Southern Oregon Little Symphony or cestra will play its annual winter concert Sunday, March 10 at 2 p.m. in Churchill audi torium. Featured performer for this concert will be Kar lin Hhees, flutist. Mrs. Rhecs will play the solo part in "Concerto for Flue, Strings and Harpsichord" by Vivaldi, and "Night Soliloquy" by Kent Kennan. Under the baton of Dr. Her bert Cecil, director, the or chestra will play Beethoven's "Symphony No. 1 in C Ma jor," "Dovetail Overture" by Robert Mucqynski, "Perpc tuum Mobile" by Johann Strauss and "Sleeping Beau ty Waltz" by Tchaikovsky. There will be no admission charge although an offering will be accepted for the bene fit of the music scholarship fund at SOC. Coffee will be served at intermission by Al pha Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Those varieties of apples having a yellow tinged flesh, such as newtown, wincsap and golden delicious, carry a high content of vitamin A known as the protective vita min as it helps ward off cold and other bacterial infections. on All Giftware Jewelry Silverware China Ceramic Stationery Large variety of imported and domestic gifts in EmcIu- sive and well selected lines. Candelabra, chafing dishes, etc. See them in the Hotel Lobby 7 days a week. Mark Antony Hotel Gift Shop , Ashland, Oregon 30 Discount ll HOMEWARES Iff if if Announcing a new dinnerware... so earthy, so different, it looks hand-crafted iow you can sec for the first time Franciscan's three exciting new dinnerware patterns that look straight from the potter's wheel. Uii h, warm colors. ..a marvelous matte finish. ..bring an early-California-pottery charm to your bull et and table. But unlike hand-thrown ceramics, this superb earthenware will not fade or craze . . . goes safely into your oven and dishwasher... and costs a fraction of what you'd expect for such custom made looks. Come in and choose from the three delightful designs: left to right - TULIP TIME abstracts 1' . W'.'TI3lfc' j 1Bf$ Honiewares-- If I Jl ' ; $wM it A parade of nationi featured the recent resenting Hawaii; Peggy Thurman, Troop international festival held by Rogue Valley 174, Sweden; Deanna St. Martin, Troop 136, Girl Scout council. Taking part in the pa- Germany. About 225 Girl Scouts from sev- rade at the Scout headquarters are, left to eral southern Oregon towns attended the right, Susan Gannon, Troop 128, represent- festival, ing Ireland; Karol Garfield, Troop 176, rep- Oscar Wilde Drama Slated "The Importance of Being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde, will be presented by the Cleve land playhouse, March 10 at 8:15 p.m., at Southern Ore gon college in Churchill audi torium. Sigma Epsilon Pi, women's scholastic honorary and Al pha Phi Omega, dramatics honorary at the college arc sponsoring the play and all proceeds will be contributed to the scholarship program. General admission tickets and 1 reserved seats are available. Those who want reservations 1 mny call student affairs of fice at Southern Oregon col- I lege. fr&nciscaai Women's News Wenonah Club Plans Meeting Wenonah club of Wealon ka council, Degree of Poca hontas, will hold a workshop Thursday. March 7, at 10 a.m. at the Redman hall on Apple street. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon, and a business session will follow. Members arc asked to take paper cores or card board lin ers to be made into table dec orations. In Hawaii Ashland - Among Ashland visitors in Hawaii are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wagner, Val ley View, who flew to the islands with a group of Rogue valley travelers. the tulip in cool aquamarine and avocado tones; SIERRA SAND - beautifully simple bands of sienna, ochre and burnt orange, 'round a creamy center; KRU1T in tones of burnt orange, ochiv and willow green. Each pattern boasts '2:1 beautifully-shaped ac cessory pieces. Mix-or-matchable! 16-piece starter sets of Tulip Time and Fruit, an incredibly small $19.95 and lo-piece services at $6 l.!r. Sierra Sano even loss 16-piece starter set, $17.95; 4S-piecc set, $59.90 ! See it for the first time in our hand some display... but be warned, you'll fall in love! e&rthemudire Hoover PTA Books Teacher Vern Voss of the industrial arts department of Medford High school will discuss "Liv ing Creatively" before the Hoover Parent-Teacher associ ation meeting Thursday eve ning, March 7. Fathers are especially in vited to attend this, the only evening meeting of the year, which will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Included in the program will be a display of various projects, both individual and group, which have been made in the industrial arts classes. The articles to be displayed arc of both a useful and dec orative nature. -hi i ill Dance Jamboree Is Announced By Yreka Club Yreka's Circle N Square Dance club members announc ed today that their eleventh annual square dance jambo ree will be held on March 30 and 31. This colorful week end will begin at the National Guard armory Saturday eve ning with a get-acquainted dance, featuring the well known caller from Stockton, Calif., Dick Houlton. Byron (Buzz) Dibble of Medford will be the master of ceremonies at the after party. Sunday will start off with a Cowboy breakfast to be fol lwoed by .' callers jamboree, under the direction of Floyd Workman, who will introduce callers from California and Oregon. To conclude Sunday's activities a dinner will be sponsored and served by the local dance club. Trophies are to be awarded to the dance club with the largest group present on Sun day and to the club with two couples or more from the most distant point from Yreka. Women Attend Portland Session Prospect Three members of the Prospect Lions auxili ary planned to be in Portland today for the spring board meeting of the Oregon Lions auxiliary. They are Mrs. George Hubbard, director for this district: Mrs. Sherman Poole, club president, and Mrs. Eugene Arias. Mrs. Bruce Pingle of the Butte Falls auxiliary will accom pany the Prospect group. Mrs. Poole plans to con tinue to Seattle, Wash., to visit relatives before return ing home. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Wife of ! Scientist To Speak Ashland Ava Helen Paul ing, wife of the noted scien tist, Dr. Linus Pauling, and a national vice-president of the Women's International League for Peace and Free dom, will speak at a lunch eon here March 15. The event is being sponsored by Ashland Soroptimist club and will be held at 12 noon in the Mark Antony hotel. The luncheon will be open to both men and women and reservations are necessary; they may be made by calling Miss Irene Wehrli, Ashland, 482-3266. Mrs. Pauling will speak on the topic, "Propects for World Cooperation and Peace" at the luncheon. She is also a member of the American Civil Liberties union. Dr. Pauling, Nobel prize winner and professor of chemistry at the California Insitute of Technology, will address an assembly at South ern Oregon college at 2 p.m. in Churchill hall. At 9 p.m. March 14 the Paulings will be guests at an informal coffee hour in Britt Student center. Students, fac ulty and townspeople are in vited to attend this event as well as the assembly. PTA Carnival To Be Planned Plans for a carnival to be held March 29 will be made at a meeting of Lincoln Par. cnt-Teacher association to be held Friday, March 8, at 2:30 p.m. in the school gymnasum A nominating committee will be elected. A film on safety entitled "Giant Steps" will be follow ed by refreshments provided by mothers of children in the second grade. Babysitting will be provided in Room 7. IT'S A WONOCRFUt STORE J a busy schedule calls for a knit costume indispensoble to the many lives you lead . . . (He Infallible poise of Kimberts wool knil costum thol starts out early, stays out late. The collarless jacket has the new V neckline ond curves lightl to the body... the softly gathered sheath has o square neckline ond invites countless cccessory changes ... sand beige, skylark blue, or navy blue, 59.95 Thespians To Ancient Greek Tragedy Antigone, one of the great tragedies of the ancient Greek dramatist, Sophocles, has been scheduled as a readers theater presentation by the Thespian troupe of Medford Senior High school. A single public presentation, under the direc tion of Mrs. Lenore Zapell, on March 12 will begin at 8 p.m. in the arena theater. Room 61 in the High school annex. Readers theater, which de pends primarily on vocal inter pretation and facial expres sion to convey the impact of a play, is a new device for the high school group. Within recent years, however, the producer, Paul Gregory, has successfully used this means to bring to theater goers "John Brown's Body" and "Don Juan in Hell" with stars such as Charles Laughton, Tyrone Power, and Agnes Moorehead. Tracy Blackstone, recently selected as best actress in one act plays at the Oregon Thesp ian conference, has been cast as Antigone. Creon, the tyran nical ruler of Thebes, will be interpreted by Greg Keith, president of the local troupe. Carolyn Bowser will be seen as Ismene, the young girl who urges her sister not to defy the edict of Creon. Haemon, the son of Creon, will be played by Bill Hous ton. Tiresias, the blind pro phet, will be portrayed by John Hettinga. Others in the cast are Mike De Salvio, the sentinel who captures Anti gone; Jim Kerber, the mes senger who reports the tragic events o fthe play to the pop ulace; Judie Brookman, Eury dice, the wife of Creon and mother of Haemon. Members of the chorus are Frank Williams, the first sen ator, Paul Goodwin, and Judy Foreman. The narrative which introduces the play and sev eral scenes of the play will be handed by Richard La Fleur. Present Tickets may be secured from Thespians. Season ticket holders are urged to make reservations early by calling the high school. t Instant Breakfast Suggestion Given Custard cups filled with canned fruit cocktail accom panied by hot cinnamon toast add up to a quick and color ful breakfast. Slip a can of fruit cocktail into the refrigerator the night before to give the fruits eye opener appeal. CHICKWEED IN YOUR LAWN? I INSIST ON JIM- jPv LAWN I siLVExy MONARCH Seed & Feed Co. In Ashland Ashland - Visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Robert McKenzie on Gresham street, is Mrs. S. C. Brown of Prineville. GIVE the Gift you would like to from AVAN'S in the Medford Shopping Center 2 Stores: 10th and South Corner 6th and Fir Bartlett
