MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
MONDAY. MAY 20, 1961
Phillip Frohnmayer, sophs
more it Mediord High school,
will play Ihe first movement
of Beethoven's "Piano Con
certon No. b In C minor" at
a school concert set for to
night at S o'clock in the Mod
ford High school auditorium.
The student Is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Frohnmayer,
Spring street. The program, to
be directed by John E. Dryi
dale, is the annual spring con
cert of the Medford High
school orchestra. Also featur
ed in the concert will be Miss
Eigne Lusk, ninth grade stu
dent at Hedrick Junior High
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WORK SMARTER
- NOT HARDER
ty BERNICE STRAWN
Oregon Stat University
Working wives have you
considered these minutes sit
cers? Stash away dust catch
ers in your S (for sentiment)
file and save cleaning. Use a
bulletin board to remind oth
ers in the family how they
can share responsibilities and
work together. Replace worn
clothing with the "no-iron"
type whenever possible. Use
range-to-table dishes such as
casseroles, and appliances
which do the cooking at the
table.
. .
Controversy over .the flam
inability of Acrilan carpet has
come to ' our attention. We
Calendar
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day before publication.
Furniture
Tips Given
By Expert
By MARGERY MeELHENY
. Chicago - IUPD - If you own
a chair that has been reup
holstered once or -ore, you
should be proud of your pur
chase. You are among the mi
nority who knows how to buy
sensibly, reports J. Gordon
Knapp, president of n indus
trial design firm.-
!'The chair you like' well
enough to have reupholsered
was obviously, a good choice
In the first place, he said,
"and means you are not sus
ceptible to the costly mistakes
of impulse buying.
Knapp, associated with
Palma-Knapp, Inc., has some
easy-to-follow tips to help you
shop sensibly:
-Don't be snared by fads
or fashions. "The mark of a
good design is its ability to
stand the test of time. If some-
' thing new appears on the
market, wait a while to eval-
. uate and re-evaluate it," he
said.
-Resist status buying.
. "Keeping up with the Joneses
is expensive," Knapp said
that an item bought because
It's "in" is merely duplicat
ing someone else's tr jtes.
Simple , Designs
-Shy away from overly
complex furniture. "Good de
sign is basically simple, with
nothing to detract from the
object's function," he said. "If
gimmicks are there only to
impress you, beware!" '
-Know room measurements
and where the item will go.
"Furniture or carpeting that
looks stunning in the store
may be all wrong for your
home or your way of life,"
he explained. "Remember
that colors look different un
der store lights, compared
with natural light or the
lamps in your living room.
-Beware of illusion. Steer
clear of the object that looks
like something else - a fam
ily home that looks like" a
honeymoon cottage. Or a
bronre horse with a clock in
Its stomach. "Odd designs that
detract from the basic func
tion of a product soon lose
their appeal," Knapp said.
Table Sale Used
As Beauty Treatment
Experts Declared
Chicago - (UPP - The budget
minded homemaker can use
salt for a number of beauty
treatments, beauty experts re
port. Begin your day by adding
a brisk salt rub to your morn
ing bath. Simply draw a
warm bath, relax in it for five
minutes until the pores are
open, then massa?e with gen
erous applications of dry table
salt until your body tingles.
; For a facial, mix salt and
olive oil in equal portions and
gently massage the face and
throat with long upward
strokes. The olive oil soothes
while the salt removes im
purities in the skin. Follow
with a gentle face washing.
' Puffy eyes due to tension
or loss of sleep can be soothed
by applying cotton pads, mois
tened in a solution of a pint of
hot water and one tablespoon
of salt.
Soak red, wrinkled hands
for five minutes in a basin (.
warn water with three table
spoons of salt added. This
whitens and smooths the
hands. Follow with an ap
plication of hand lotion.
There's even a salty hint
for aching feet. After the net
shopping day, dissolve a
handful of salt in a warm foot
bath. Soak your feet and then
massage gently with mois
tened salt. After the massage,
' ' rinst In cool water and dry.
Monday:
6:30 p.m. - Men of Unity,
Unity church, Holly and
Haven sts.
7:15 p.m. - Warren Assem
bly, International Order of
Rainbow for Girls, Jackson
ville Masonic hall.
7:30 p.m.-Parents Without
Partners, upstairs room at
Girl Scout Headquarters, 209
South Oakdale ave.
7:30 p.m.-Ruth Esther Wes
leyan guild, First Methodist
church, Wesley hall..
8 p.m.-Olive Rebekah lodge,
IOOF hall.
8 p.m. - Medford High
school orchestra concert, High
school auditorium.
Tuesday: ,
9:30 a.m.-Westminster Pres
byterian church circles: Ruth,
with Mrs. Theodore Bar6S, 332
Windsor ave.; Elizabeth, with
Mrs. Scott Davis, 1914 East
Main st.; Martha, with Mrs.
Lee Ellsworth, Rogue Valley
Manor.
10:30 a.m.-Applegate Home
Extension unit, home of Mrs.
Norval Moore. ......
10:30 a.m. - Sams Valley
Home Extension unit, home of
Mrs. Donald Elder.
1 p.m.-Medford Ladies of
Elks. Elks club lounge.
1 p.m. Red cross commu
nity Service club, Red Cross
center, Hawthorne ave.
1:30 n.m.-Chrlsuan Wom
en's Fellowship, home of Mrs.
Ernest Gleason, 2684 Crater
Lake highway.
O'Brien Group Makes
Crescent City Trip
O'Brien - Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Archer and their grand
daughter, Kathy Tissue, ac
com'panied by Betty Millard,
traveled last week to the
beach at Crescent City, Calif.,
in observance of the grand
daughter's birthday.
Her home is in Seattle,
Wash., but she has been in
Kerby with her grandparents
since enrolling in the spring
terms at school When school
closes she will return to Seattle...
checked reliable sources and
find there's been some mis
information on the subject.
Acrilan is slow burning and
no more of a fire hazard than
cotton or rayon. The Civil
Aeronautics Authority which
has rigid standards tor mater
ials used In planes, approved
of Acrilan carpet and found
it to be two to three times
less flammable than their
standard requirements. Fire
prevention organizations have
stated there is no fire hazard
from normal use of this
carpet.
The National Fire Protec
tion association lists the real
potential fire hazards in the
home as curtains, bed sheets,
faulty wiring and heating
systems, combustible mater
ials near exposed fires, faulty
chimneys and cooking equip
ment. No mention is made ot
carpets.
Is added coloring on
oranges harmful if peelings
are used in marmalade, can
died peel? Virginia Weiser,
OUS Extension nutrition spe
cialist, says these are safe to
eat. Producers are required
to stamp "color added" on
artificially colored fruit. The
U.S. Food and Drug Adminis
tration keeps close tab on
these food additives. A few
years ago, some colorings
were banned and new ones
substituted which have gov
ernment approval.
Oily soil in nylon has al
ways been hard to get out.
Research home economists at
Ohio State university have
found one type of bleach
helps do the job. It's safe for
all fabrics. Chemically this is
known as a mono-persulfate
type. You can't buy it by that
name but our new OSU Ex
tension Service bulletin, "Be
a Better Buyer of Bleaches,"
will give you the trade names
for each of the three types of
bleaches and tells how to use
them. Write me at Oregon
State University for your
free copy.
Piano Recital
Held Yesterday
Piano pupils of Mrs. Olaf
Olesen and Mrs. Frank Glon.
ning were presented m a re
cital Sunday afternoon at the
Girls Community club. .
Pupils participating were
Cindy Bennett, Lynn Chriss,
Gail Ingram, Kathy Reiser,
Allan and Gretchen Ouster
hout, Lorinda Poindexter, Pat
ty Ricken, Andrea Roberts,
Karla Senders, Jim Steele,
Carolyn Steele, and Karen
von Stein.
. Darcy Poindexter- was
guest, and assisted her sister
in a piano duet.
Barbara Glonning, a vocal
student of Sister Miriam Jo
seph, St. Mary's school, sang
two songs, "Little Sir Echo"
and "Heigh Ho, What a Love
ly Day!" accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Glonning. . ;
The piano was furnished
through the courtesy of the
Lusk Piano house, Medford.
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Several employees of Sacred Heart hos
pital received service pins during a tea given
last week in observance of National Hos
pital week. Sister Theresa Louise is pic
lured here as Miss Phoebe Dorian pins a
15-year service badge on Mrs. Ann Brooks.
RN. Miss Dorland also received a lS-year
pin in recognition of her work as a hospital
cook. Sisters of the staff were hostesses for
the tea, which about 100 attended.
Executve Man's Dress
Rated by Secretaries.
By GAY PAULEY
UPI Women's Editor ,
New York - (UPD - If there's
man in your life, read on.
And clip this section if you
present the
contents with
tact, if he's the
type with in
different dress
habits - the
rumpled
f socks, the
jacKet sleeves
GiyFaulO' so long the
coat looks like it isn't his, the
shoes which haven't been
shined since they came from
the store.
A lot of people are paying
attention these days not only
to feminine chic, but also to
the well-dressed man.
At the moment on this desk
are the results of a rating of
executive dress by Today's
Secretary, a publication
which questioned the girls
Friday, plus a report from a
clothing executive that wives
frequently consider their hus
bands something less than
Beau Brummels, and com
ment from a male fashion
analyst on some' of the rights
and wrongs of men's wear.
Rate Well
The secretaries mostly
rated their bosses as well
turned out. Some wives
thought their husbands awful
dressers. To Perkins H.
Bailey, the analyst and execu
tive editor at Men's Wear, a
trade publication, one of the
worst style sins is the leg-show-hairy
calf above the
socks.
A questionnaire sent to
secretaries brought 381 re
plies. To the question, "does
your boss dress well?" 336,
or 88.2 per cent said yes. Ten
per cent said no, the rest said
fair or sometimes, and one
secretary reported her boss
looked like an unmade bed.
A few brushed off the ques
tion of hair grooming with
the cruel comment, "he hasn't
any:" ,
Just what are the charac
teristics of the well-dressed
man? Bailey listed them as
"natural, responsible, orderly,
well-groomed."
"Not," he said, "the fashion
plate or the all fashioned-up
look."
Individuality Noted
He Indicated Individuality
was one strong factor if the
man is sure of himself. He
mentioned one wealthy man
who breaks the rules on for
mal wear and wears red
socks.
For the office, he suggested
black, navy, gray or dark
brown hosiery, but for out
doors, pattern and color are
right.
"Shoes should always be
shined," he said. "You'd be I
amazed at those that aren't.
"A too long jacket detrncts
from a man's height. It should
just cover the seat.
"I hate to see ' a jacuet
sleeve end in nothing. There
should be a little cuff showing-half
an inch to an inch.
"A necktie should not de
stroy the personality of the
wearer, but choice of tie de
pends on the color of the
shirt, the color of the suit, the
occasion, individual taste.
"Trouser length should
break at the instep, not stack
up on the feet."
Dance Council '
To Hold Session
Election of officers will be
held at a meeting of Rogue
Siskiyou Area Council of
Square Dancers to be held
Tuesday. May 21, at 8 p.m. at
the home of George L. Ray,
Route 1, Box 271, Old Stage
road. Central Point.
Each club of the council is
asked to have delegates at
the meeting. Further informa
tion may be obtained from
Alden Moyer, dial 772-7470,
or Mr. Ray, 664-1415.
4
To Meet
O'Brien - Lone Mountain
Home extension unit will
meet Thursday, May 23, to
present the. project lesson,
"Consumer Protection." Last
Thursday, the O'Brien unit in
stalled officers and received
a report of the Home Exten
sion council at Corvallis from
Mornay Sauce
Flavor Secret
For Fish Dish
An easily prepared and
tasy mtnner in which to
prepare a variety of fish is
"Fish Fillets Mornay." The
secret of the flavor is the
mornay cheese sauce, named
for the French leader, writer
and statesman, Philippe de
Mornay.
Cooking time is from 20 to
25 minutes in a 350 degree
oven. This recipe will make
six servings.
Fish Fillets
Mornay
One and one-half pounds
fish fillets, such as sole, pike,
ocean perch and others; salt
and pepper; six tablespoons
butter; two tablespoons finely
minced onion; six table
spoons flour; two cups milk;
one-halt cup shredded Ameri
can cheese, or if preferred a
more sharp variety.
Arrange fish in a well-but
tered shallow baking dish in
a single layer. Season with
salt and pepper. Melt butter
in a saucepan, add onion and
cook and stir until transpar
ent, not brown. Add flour
and blend.
Add milk stirring constant
ly and cook until smooth and
thickened. Add cheese and
stir until melted. Season with
salt to taste and spoon over
fish.
Bake in 350 degree oven
20 to 25 minutes or until fish
flakes easily with a fork.
Sprinkle with minced parsley
if desired, and serve at once,
Visit Father
Mr. and Mrs. Bren H. Star-
cher, 1570 Stage Road south
were in Blue River, Ore., yes
terday to be with Mr. Star
Cher's father, Clarence Star
cher, who observed his 92nd
birthday anniversary May 17
Yesterday afternoon a group
of friends honored Mr. Star-
cher at a picnic held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Kilgass, Nimrod, Ore. .
Before painting the house,
paint the top few inches of
the ladder In the same color.
Then when you lean the lad
der against the painted sid
Ing, It won't leave marks.
The word honeymoon came
from the term "honey mouth."
In ancient Europe, the bride
and bridegroom were required
to drink mead-a kind of wine
made from honey. The pre
scription; drink it for 30 days
to assure fertility.
Save Time . . . Gas . . . Coins
Mistletoe Club
Luncheon Slated
Mistletoe club of Royal
Neighbors of America lodge
plan a covered dish luncheon
meeting Wednesday, May 22,
at 12 noon in the Girls Com
munity club.
The group recently was en
tertained at the home ot Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Lehman, 2055
Sunset drive. Mrs. Lehman
was assisted by Mrs. Thomas
Mee.
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Keeps Out Soil
New York - HOT - Attention,
novice hayseeds - don't suffer
garden nails.
Scrape your fingertips deep
ly into bar of soap to fill up
the space between the nail
and skin. Soil won't have a
chance to mar your hanua
with an ugly brown nail line.
The hardened soap wishes out
when you wash your hands.
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