FRIDAY. AUGUST 2. IMS
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Social Events Planned
For Meeting of Dentists
A brunch and style show of the Dental society is host-
were on tue calendar tms ing tne meeting and tne aux.
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
noon for women whose hus.
bands are attending the an
nual summer meeting of the
Oregon State Dental society.
The Southern Oregon district
Postal Picnic
To Be Sunday
Postal employees of Med
fprd have planned the annual
picnic for Sunday, August 4
at the Diamond lake cabin of
- Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Fagone. The
cabin is located on Route 102
on the west side of the lake.
Branch 143 of the National
Association of Letter Carriers
is the host group and will pro-
vide ice cream and punch
Others attending are asked to
take potluck food for a picnic
dinner, table .service, card ta
bles and chairs. Dinner will
be at noon.
Games, boating and swim
mine are planned.
Invited to attend are all
postal employees and their
families, retired postal em
ployees and their families and
members of the women s aux
iliary to the branch.
Guests Visit
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Guests at
the home of Mrs. Helen
Maples, on C street, are her
daughter, Mrs, Jean Archer,
Mrs. Archer's cousin, John
Tanksley, and Otto Miller,
all of Huntington Beach,
Calif. The group also is visit
ing Mrs. Archer's son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mr;.
Michael Moore and son, Mi
chael, 612 Sterling road.
Mrs. Archer entertained
Monday evening at a tacos
' dinner served in the patio of
Mrs. Maples' home. Attend
ing were some 20 relatives
and friends.
The visitors, with Mrs.
Maples and Mr. and Mrs.
Moore and son, made a camp
ing trip Tuesday and Wednes
day to Howard prairie.
Thursday was spent visiting
the Jacksonville Museum and
other local historic points.
Earlier they toured the Beck
man house where Mrs.
i Maples Is a hostess.
On Sunday the group will
entertain Mrs. Maples at din
ner In observance of her
birthday. They plan o leave
by the coast route stopping in
. San Francisco en route home.
iliary to the Jackson County
Dental society gave the
brunch and show.
Mrs. Abner O. Clark is
president of the auxiliary,
and Mrs. Bruce Stanley was
general chairman of the
brunch given at Rogue Val
ley Country club. Mrs. Billy
Blackstone was commentator
for the style show, staged by
Burelson's store.
About 75 women attended
the event.
Swimming at the Country
club and in the pools at mem
bers' homes was planned for
this afternoon.
Toniaht the dentists and
their wives will attend a ban
auet at the Country club,
Cocktails will be served at 7
o'clock and dancing will fol
low.
Saturday morning golf is
on the program for the worn
en and at 10 a.m. a tour of
historic Beekman house. Jack'
sonville, and of Eugene Ben
nett's studio, also Jackson
ville, are olanned. At noon
a no-host luncheon will be
held at the Country club
Saturday afternoon some of
those here for the convention
will take a boat trip down
the Rogue river, and In the
evening a group will attend
"Love's Labour's Lost" at the
Orecon Shakespearean fes
tival, Ashland.
i
Talent Youth
Group Host
For Eveninq
Talent An evening oi
entertainment was sponsored
by the Talent Friends Youth
fellowship' Monday In the
Talent Friends church. Guests
included members of Youth
fellowships from the Friends
churches in Medford and Ashland.
Charles Mylander, Med
ford, led group singing and
Mrs. Elmer Weltzel, Talent,
had charge of games.
Serving refreshments were
Mrs. Clark Smith, Mrs. Ralph
Kruger, Mrs. Carl Swanson
and Miss Jeannine Swanson.
Winners of a contest were
Yvonne Fletcher, Ashland;
Karen Engberg, Talent, and
John Adams.
Calendar
Friday:
6 p.m. - Weatonka council,
Degree of Pocahontas, Red
man hall.
8:30 p.m.-Derby Hoedown
ers, Derby Community hall.
8:30 p.m.-Square and round
dance workshop, VFW hall,
Shady Cove.
Saiurday:
8:30 p.m. - Hoedown, Coun
try Square, Talent.
Twirlers Plan
Dance at Rays
The Twirlers plan a square
dance at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George Ray, Old Stage
road, Saturday, August 3.
Jack Petterson will furnish
taped music and dancing will
begin at 8:30 p.m.
All square dancers In the
area are invited to come and
dance on the new floor that
has been recently laid In the
closed patio.
Garden Club
Talent The Talent Gar
den club will hold their an
nual family barbecue at the
home of Mrs. John Baldwin
Tuesday, August 9, at 7 p.m.
Mrs. Charles Long will be
cohostcss. .
Anne Use
To Sing
Ashland - Anne Use, a
Danish soprano, will appear
in concert at Southern Ore
gon college Tuesday, August
6, at 2 p.m. in Churchill audi
torium.
She studied at the Royal
Conservatory in Copenhagen
under Svend Methling and in
Milan, Italy, under Maestro
Pias. In 19S2 the singer came
to the United States and in
1955 gave a concert in Salem,
Ore., where she made her
adopted home and later mar
ried.
Her excellence is now at
tracting a rapidly expanding
following - compensating for
the initial handicap of her
modesty, her strict insistence
on singing only good music
and her refusal to change her
personality (as suggested once
by a Hollywood agent).
Her serious musical apti
tude is coupled with a spon
taneous, unique Danish humor
that reminds some of Victor
Borge. This infectious humor
made her a memorable and
hilarious "Mrs. Peacham'' in
the Salem Pentacle theater
production last August of
"The Three Penny Opera."
The public is invited to at
tend this concert free of
charge.
DAV, Auxiliary
To Hold Events
Jackson county chapter.
Disabled American Veterans,
and auxiliary will meet with
Grants Pass for a Joint picnic
Sunday, August 4, at 2 p.m.
at TouVelle State park.
The Trench Rats and Alley
Cats, the fun order of the
DAV, will meet Sunday, Au
gust 4, at 9:30 a.m. at the
home of Mrs. Hazel Rawles,
345 Apple street.
Mrs. Rawles will serve a
Hawaiian breakfast for a nom
inal fee, and the proceeds will
go to the Camp White hospital
fund.
The organization represents
Klamath Falls, Roseburg,
Grants Pass and Medford.
Past Commanders club of
the DAV auxiliary will meet
Monday, August 5, at 8 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. Effie
Reynolds, 21 North . Peach
street.
Refreshments will be serv
ed by the hostess following
the business session.
Us Meat Thermometer
Meat authorities agree that
a meat thermometer is the
most accurate means of test
ing the "doneness" of roasts.
To use the thermometer prop
erly, home economists with
the Gas Appliance Manufac
turers association suggest in
serting it Into the raw meat
so the bulb reaches the thick
est part of the lean meat and
does not rest in the fat or too
near a bone. When the desired
internal temperature Is reg
istered, push the thermometer
a little deeper into the meat.
If the temperature drops, you
know that more cooking is
needed.
Star Eichelberger, (ai left) Lewis and Clark collage
studant, plays tha role of an attorney in lha Foollighter
comtdy, "Goodbye Charlie" being produced at tha Fair
grounds theater this week. Eldon Mitchell (second from
laft) is east as Mr. Shriber, Sua Hall plays the rola of Fan
nie Saltsman and Hal Appalbaum is Irving. "Goodbya
Charlie" Is tha story of a man who dies and then returns
to earth as a woman; Lauren Bacall and Sydney Chaplin
tarred in the Broadway production. Tha play runs through
Saturday, August 3; curtain lima is 8:30 p.m. and tickets
are available at tha door.
On washable fabrics, sponge
lipstick spots with carbon tet
rachloride and wash in warm
water, then wash in soapy hot
water. For coffee stains,
stretch area over a bowl and
pour boiling water through
stain from height of several
feet.
Men will be wearing red
(browns and greens are ex
pected to be lower in popu
larity) in sportswear next
winter. Red stretch will be
especially strong. Women, too,
will be brighter in ruby and
even scarlet, report fashion
sources.
SOUTHERN OREGON
DISTRICT DENTAL SOCIETY
Welcomes
Dr. N. KentHogan, D.M.D.
Cascade Shopping Center
White City
Dr. Albert R. Eaton, D.M.D.
60 N. 4th St. - Central Point
and Announces the Opening
of Their Offices for
THE PRACTICE OF DENTISTRY
Women's News
Master Point Sessions
Slated by Bridge Clubs
Three master point plays
are scheduled for this week
by bridge clubs of the area.
The Medford Duplicate club
play will be held Tuesday
evening, August 6 in the Girls
Community club.
Riverside Bridge club
members will conduct their
session Wednesday afternoon
and Bear Creek clubs play
will be Thursday evening.
A series contest sponsored
by the Medford Duplicate
club is at the half-way mark
with four more sessions to be
played. At the club's regular
session July 30 tne norm
south winners were Mrs. W.
W. Stevenson and Chester
Reavis, 136 points. Continuing
winners in that position were
Mrs. Leland Clark and Mrs.
Frank Baker, 125; Dr. L. D.
Wanek and George W. Rhode,
123; and Mrs. George Dean
and Col. D. H. Barber, and
Mrs. George Codding and
Berg Marten, who tied for
fourth place. They scored
108V4 points.
The east - west winners
were Mr. and Mrs. B. L. San
derson, 123; Mrs. Lawrence
Buonocore and Mrs. J. Wall,
Spokane, Wash., 122'2; Lt.
and Mrs. W. F. Cole, San
Francisco, Calif., 122, and
John Russell and Ralph Mee
gan, 121.
Thirty - two Riverside
Bridge club players competed
at their July 31 regular play,
when Mrs. S. T. Richardson
and George Selig, San Fran
cisco, took first place in the
north - south position. They
had a score of 100 points.
Tieing for second and third
places were Mrs. B. B.
Hughes and Mrs. George
Codding, and Mrs. G. B. Tor
gerson and Mrs. Fred Rehl
ing, with 93 Vi points.
East-west winners were
R. T. Mcegan and C. M.
Crews, 110'2; Mrs. R. A. Nau
mes and Mrs. Noelle Elliott,
105'2. and Mrs. A. K. Trout
and Mrs. Del Clifford, 87i.
WORK SMARTER
NOT HARDER
By BERNICE STRAWN
Oregon Stat University
f k A ft
A group ol women from Oswego. Ore.,
who come to tha Rogue valley each summer
for performances of the Oregon Shakespear
ean festival ware hare last week and. Thrta
of the seven women in the nroup pictured
hare are (laft to right) Mrs. Kenneth Good
all, Mrs. George Hailiq and Mrs. Eliiabtth
Salway Ryan. Mrs. Goodall. a tree lanca
writer, is author of "Ortgon'i Iron Dream"
and Mrs. Ryan, on tha stalf of tha Oswego
newspaper, is a former president of Oregon
Press Women. Tha thrta are pictured at
Mary's Cata where they had dinner belora
attending the evening's performance at Ashland.
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Prospect Woman
Leaves for Trip
Prospect Mrs. John Free
land has left for Oroville,
Calif., where her daughter,
Linda Freelances been visit
ing a grandmother for the
past two weeks.
Before her departure guests
at the Frcelnnd home were
Jcffe Staggs, her uncle from
Los Angeles, and Mrs. Donna
Donahue and son Garry, and
Mrs. Katy Nielsen, all Oro
ville. .
Not enough time! Some peo-
pie manage to find reasonable
solutions to this problem.
For instance, one of the
world's greatest orators was
born with a weak voice and
lisped. To overcome his handi
caps he practiced with peb
bles in his mouth, recited
while running uphill, and re
hearsed before a mirror to
correct his gestures.
If perseverance brought suc
cess to him, it can also help
us to manage time. We could
analyze and weigh the jobs
we try to do in a day. Are
they all necessary? Should we
learn to say "no"?
We don't expect to have
luxuries on a limited income
without careful planning.
Likewise, living on 24 hours
a day requires a time budgct-
and the will to stick to it.
For economical cook - outs,
our Extension service food
marketing specialist, Mrs. Zcl
ma N e u g a r t, recommends
broiler-fryers. They're in good
supply now.
Her ideas for cooking smart
er sound good to us. You sim
ply sprinkle each half of the
chicken with smoke salt, then
baste with melted butter or
margarine. Broil slowly. Al
low 1 to l'j hours for halves
of a 2'a pound bird.
Vases with cloudy film and
mineral deposit can be clean
ed with hot suds plus a little
water conditioner or softener.
Let stand for several hours.
A little ammonia or soda is
also helpful.
If necessary, loosen soil
with a bottle brush. Add a
few grains of rice to narrow
neck vases and shake.
Calorics do count, including
those in sugar on frozen fruits.
If you're freezing your own,
why not pack some without
sugar, suggests Virginia Wei
ser, OSU Extension nutrition
specialist.
Peaches, apricots, apples
and cherries darken unless
you give them special treat
ment with ascorbic acid or
one of the anti-browning prod
ucts you'll find in grocery
stores.
Before you buy fruits for
freezing. Miss Weiser says to
check on the variety, because
some freeze better than oth
ers. OSU extension bulletin,
"Freezing Preservation of
Fruits and Vegetables," gives
you details. Write us for your
free copy.
To remove clear tape from
paper or cardboard without
tearing the surface, heat the
tape with the point of a warm
iron. This softens the adhesive
and tape pulls off.
Return
Talent Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Furch returned Sunday from
a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Dow. and family. Hills
bo ro. Mr. Dow is Mrs.
Furch's son.
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