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THURSDAY. JUNE 37, 1183
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
Photos of Past
Festival Seasons
Sought for Book
- Ashland-Photos of historic
or aesthetic Interest from past
Ashland seasons are betnf
sought by officials of the Ore
gon Shakespearean . Festival
in Ashland.
The photos will be used
In the publication of a com
memorative volume, to be
published next year as one of
several projects under way
for celebration of Shake
speare's 400th birthday.
The Festival association,
through the facilities of Ore
gon State University Press,
hopes to release the volume
In time for the 1984 season.
It will be designed as pic
torial accounting of the span
from the preceeding Chautau.
qua years through the three
' Elizabethan theaters that have
stoon on the Llthla Park site.
Accompanying the photos
will be a historical narrative
text and running diary of
the human efforts which conv
bined to make the Western
Hemisphere's first Shake
spearean Festival an annual
event.
Picturas Most Needed
Pictures from the, early
years are most needed, In-
-I. .Jla a! Diniilnimliu
C1UU11IK O-VIIWO w wumum -
days, views of preparations
during the thirties, portraits
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Ol atiora icucaioillg v m
performance, and unusual
ahots of the people Involved
with the theater's beginnings
and development.
Any such photographs
would be gratefully received,
according to Festival offici
als, even if the donor is not
sure they would be useful.
Donors should mark their
name and address on the
back of each picture with a
oft lead pencil; clip to it a
sheet with all identifying
facts, and mail the packet to
"Public Relations Office, Ore
gon Shakespearean Festival,
Ashland, Ore."
With extreme care In hand
ling, all Incoming photos will
be examined. Unusable pho
tos will be mailed back Im
mediately; others will be re
tained for several months of
processing. Although the use
of these materials cannot be
paid for, all donations used
will be acknowledged In the
volume and photos will be
returned, Festival ' officials
said.
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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
THURSDAY. JUNE 27. DO
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Rogue Saddle-Iites
The regular meeting of the
Rogue Saddle-llles 4-H Horse
club was recently held at the
home of Mrs. Ted Chrlstensen.
The meeting was called to
order by our club president,
Xathie Kula. Robin Barnes
then led us In our 4-H pledge.
Marlene Campbell called roll.
Two visitors to the meeting
were Miss Connie Bellack and
Miss Janice Maine.
We discussed our overnight
trail ride July 12, 13, 14, and
we appointed committees for
this. We also discussed our
pre-fair which our club held
June 2 at the Mcdford fair
grounds. On Monday, June 24, the
club had a training session at
Mcdford fairgrounds.
Cooking, Sawing Club
A meeting of the Antelope
Cooking and Sewing 4-H club
was held at the home of Pau
lete Anderson, recently.
The girls worked on record
books and sewing, and the
pre-fair was discussed.
Margie Lehman,
Reporter
Appltgate Oardan Club
The Applegate 4-H Garden
club met recently ml lnlm mmt
Wesley Hill s home to tour
tncir garden. They had the
bluest ffardon with lh .v.
cepllon of the leader. They
were me only ones with pop
corn and peas growing In
their garden and had toma
toes set on plants.
We went to Brad and Steve
Brewster's garden, and to
Dan Chrlstensen's.
Mrs. Krouse showed us
how to check for root mag
gots on cabbage plants and
told us how to make collars
for the cabbage plants.
We also visited Nancy
Brown's garden, and Judy
Drake's. She had mostly flow
ers and members had straw
berries from her patch.
All the club visited Mr.
and Mrs. Krouse's garden.
We went back to Hill's and
had a short meeting. We dis
cussed whether visitors
should go on our field trips.
We decided that they should
be in the garden club and
have a garden In order to go
on a trip. We will have anoth
er garden tour on July 10 In
the afternoon. We plan tenta
tively to have our field trip
to Chrlstehjon's cabin June
30 to gather and press wild
flowers.
Wesley Hill, .
Reporter
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, 89
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Rogue River Event
The Senior Activity Center
will play a major role in the
annual Ronw ri
s AkUUDlCi
Crow celebration, art and mu-
sic groups ol the Center have
announced.
The Senior Activity r.hi..
orchestra has been invited to
P a y Saturday afternoon,
June 20, and members of the
orchestra wlil be guests of the
nogue Kiver Chamber of
Commerce at luncheon, Wil
Ham Pickell. nrrhpir Mir..
tor, reported.
Plans for the participation
in the celebration will be
completer! at thm
hearsal of the orchestra at the
tenier, eoi East Jackson St..
at 1 p.m. Thursday, Pickell
said.
The Center art classes also
have been invited to exhibit
Saturday afternoon in the
Rogue River elementary
school cafeteria. They are ask
ed to enter paintings, copper
tooling, mosaic and plav
sculptures. . . .
Should Be Labeled
The entries should be weil
labeled and brought to the
school before noon. Tahl
will be available to the exhib
itors but any wishing to may
bring tfieir own easels for
diSDlaV Of thMr unrb. on.
cording to instructions re'eeiv-'
en irom me itogue River com
mittee. -
Orchestra anrl art plna nf
the Center are composed of
miaenis oi several Jackson
county communities, includ
ing Rogue River, Shady Cove,
Ashland, Phoenix, Central
Point. Eaile Point. Aahlanri
Talent, Jacksonville and Med-
iora.. .
On display as a special fea
ture of the Senior Center ex
hibit will be the "mystery
painting," a composite ab
tract oil, painted by all mem
bers of the class. It was re
cently named "Mirage" In
the contest in which 60 titles
were submitted by guests at
the Center onpn hnnm F.ur.
ett Lasher submitted the win-.
ning name.
Family
r..r.s.:i
wa I VI a
Cdltor1! Not: Th rsmlly Conn."
Suf'tK"" V Jua, 1 P"chl-
V .--jiii.ii, . newspaper
1... """ Sltor, and two"
iriKii it a summary:
Council r.porti on problem that
havt Darn dtalt with by reipoa--ilblo
lnclfi and counulou. -.
(Copyrlfht mj
Gtaoral rtaturn corp.) ,
' Jack C. - Living with her Is'
like livlnf with Johnny-One-Note.
i
Henrleifa C.-Anvthino i
he calls it nagging.
.
Jack C. - Our conversation"
these dava haa reaehrf . nnln.'
where it's sheer torture. It
consists of Henrietta's nagging
idoui me same old things-
the lisht switch Is In im.M..
down . , . when will you put-
UD mV clnthpKlinA" nnft m.
pleading, "Lcmme alone!"
Nothing I do suits her. any..
way. She's a compulsive nas-
ger. She really doesn't need
clothesline nnvunv w -
have a dryer.
H.nrlotla C. - If I said,"
'Have a banana." Jack wnnlrl
call It nagging. But when he
bawls me out for not havinir
his sox darned within the-
hour, that's not nagging in his
book, Just gentle remindirtg..
I've run out of ways of "hint
ing" that I need a clothesline,
so I Just have to say it.
Straiaht. Me thinks I want nnn
Just to annoy him, but it's'
(or airing things and giving.
mem sun. ne s uniair. r
The Councili Oh, Henrietta.'
where is your understanding
of Man, the elemental animal ?
He's Just a mass of vanities,
you know, and one of his
"glories" Is to do noble deeds.
because1 they're his idea, not-
yours. Take the clothesline.
(No, no, not around his ncck)
and Imagine what would hap-"
pen if you (stupidly, of course)'
tied it to two chairs in the
backyard. He'd show you the
better way - the man's way-
to put it up properly . . . AnH
from Santiago, Chile, comer
a report from a mother which
can help wives too. Because
of a growth in her throat she:
was ordered by her physician:
to maintain absolute silence
for six weeks. She used a bell
as a substitute for discussions;
and arguments, and found her
children much easier to man-
age. Not silence, Henrietta,'
but more musical tones . . .
And for Jack here's writer
Thomas Usk who loves to be'
nagged: "I realize how often
he thinks about me and how-
strong are the emotions I
arouse in her. :
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