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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER . 1963 A 9 Post-Concert Reception Will Honor Musicians Woman Leaves For Georgia ' SHADY COVE-Mrs. Eldon El- i Rev. and Mrs. Clayton Fields When panbroiling a meat cut, no additional fat or water is added. The pan is not covered and the drippings are poured off as they accumulate. In panfry ing, a small amount of fat is added. Water is not added nor is the pan covered. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, It! fOi If.' The Portland Symphoney or chestra, which will give a con cert in Medford Wednesday, October 16, at Hedrick Junior High school, will be honored at at reception following the pro gram. The Peter Britt Music and phony No. 4 in F Minor, Opus 36." The Jackson county concert is being sponsored by the Organiz ation of Associated Commuters at Southern Oregon college. Pa trons tickets are being sold for $10 for two seats; reserved and other seats may be obtained at , der, Shady Cove, has joined her and daughter, Paula, also of t h e Student Affairs office, Church hall, SOC; at Mann's and Purucker's stores, Medford. husband who is attending an Ar-' Shady Cove, accompanied Mrs. my radio-teletype school at Fort Elder on her trip back to Fort Gordon, Ga., near Augusta. The ' Gordon. 5 Airs. Carol McGee has taken over her duties as executive sec retary of the Rogue Camp Fire Girls council, with headquarters . at Room 319 Leverette building. Mrs. McGee, who came to Mod ford from Oakland, Calif., is a registered social worker and has '. been on the staff of the California State Welfare department, the American Red Cross and the Camp Fire Girls in California. i .Camp Fire Council Names ;New Executive Director J Mrs. Carol McGee, until re 'cently of Oakland, Calif., has been appointed executive direc tor of the Rogue council, Camp Fire Girls, it was announced Jast week by Mrs. Richard West erfield, Ashland, council presi dent. The Camp Fire Girl of fices are located at 319 Lever iette building. The new director1 replaces Mrs. T. H. Gerety, Medford, who served in that position for seven years, until she recently . resigned. A Mrs. McGee is a graduate of 'the University of California, Berkeley, and has been a mem ber of American Association of University Women since 1939. A registered social worker, -she has worked with the Cali fornia State Welfare depart ment, worked with the juvenile "division of San Francisco Po- Arts association is sponsoring the party, to be held at Rogue Valley Country club. Mrs. John Lusk is chairman in charge of arrangement, and reservations are to be made with her at 772-8635. The 70-piece Portland musical group is making a tour of the state this month, and upon re turning to Portland, will open the season there with a conceert October 21. Conductor Jacques Singer has been in Mexico to lead that na tion's Orquesta Sinfornica Na cional in four concerts, and re turned to Portland Monday. In tensive rehearsals will continue until the orchestra takes to the road October 12. Maestro Singer has program med for the state-wide tour Handel's "Water Music Suite," Benjamin Britten's "Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Pur cell" and Tchaikovsky's "Sym Calendar Episcopalians jWill Entertain 'Methodists i Woman's Society of Christian Service of First Methodist . church will be guests of the I Eniscopal Churchwomen of St. i Mark's Episcopal church when they meet Tuesday, octooer 15. The meeting will begin with a morning prayer service held i in the church at 10:30 a.m. and ; j a short business meeting is I planned following the service, t Luncheon will be served in the 1 Guild hall at 12 noon. i t Mrs. Alfred S. Tyson, wife of ' ithe rector of St. George's Epis copal church, Roseburg will be :the guest speaker. !-V Reservations for the luncheon I iinay be made by telephone with 's the church office, dial 773-3111, (. 'before noon, Saturday, October :f An easy way to pack ties for trip is between two piecs of ".cardboard with a rubber band iaround the cardboard to hold ithe ties in place. lice department in recreational activities among young persons, was influential in establishing teenage centers there and was associated with the American Red Cross as a hospital recrea tion social worker in Madigan hospital, Ft. Lewis, Wash. The director also has served for a period of 10 years as a consultant with various agencies including Girl Scouts, Camp Fire Girls and Hi-Y groups. Mrs. McGee, an Episcopalcan, lives at 513 South Holly street. She is a niece of V. S. Mc Clatchy, newspaper man who founded the Sacramento Bee, Fresno Bee and Modesto Bee newspapers. The CFG director stated that through the years of work with young persons and their groups she considers such affiliations extremely important, and urges parents to consider the need (or joining their young sons and daughters in establishing a place in the community to the benefit of their families and vi cinity. She also pointed out the con stant need for leaders and spon sors. JCMS Auxiliary Meets Tonight Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Koberts will speak for the Woman's aux iliary, Jackson county Mecucai society at a dinner meeting this evening at 7 o clock in tne Rogue Valley Country club Star- lite room. A social hour win De held at 6:30 p.m. The couDle will snow pictures taken during a year they spent at a Christian hospital in Hama dan, Iran. Meet Tonight Members of Bethel 14. Inter national Order of Job's Daugh ters, plan to meet this evening in the Medford Masonic temple, for the purpose of assisting in making favors for the Masonic and Eastern Star home in For est Grove. Calendar notices and news for the society section of The Mail Tribune must he submitted in writine and deadline for the Sun day edition is 10 a.m. Friday. Deadline for the weekly calen dar is 9 a m. of the day of publi cation and for week day news is 5 p.m. tne day befora publication. Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Women's auxiliary to Jackson County Medical, so ciety, Rogue Valley Country club. 7:30 p.m. De Molay Mother club,. Masonic hall. 7:30 p.m. Order of De Molay, Masonic hall chapter room. 8 p.m. Toastmistress club, Girls Community club. 8 to 10 p.m. Round dance lessons, Country Square, Talent. 8 p.m. Xi Mu chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, home of Mrs. Ray mond Hoadley, route 3, box 183E, Medford. p.m. Wayne King orches tra, Medford armory. 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