Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 05, 1950, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextfOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) Table Rock 1RUII iiwbni " - , Hog day dawned nere wun ciem .ui Kiidht ttiinahinA and tem perature Just above zero, so if Mr. U. Hog was urave omsu to venture out he aurely aw Ins ahadow. According to the old adage thla would mean six weeks more winter but unless the hog knows more about weather con ditions than some of our weather forecasters we shouldn't worry. Mrs. h. R. Gregory of Rose burg spent last week-end here with her daughter Mrs. Orville Hamilton and family. A load of lambs taken to the San Francisco market for E. C; Hamilton and R. E. Nealon, local farmers, topped the market on last Monday's sales bringing 25 W cents a pound. Virgil Painter of the Dark Hollow district was a business visitor here Sunday. Silas Goodlin and family ar rived here the first of the week from Fresno, Calif., to spend some time with the M. H. Good lin family. Friends here of the John Bieghler and Burreson families shocked and grieved on hearing of the fatal plane crash Sunday wbich took the life, ol jonn Bieghler. The civil aeronautics commis- alon is still working on the tow- er being constructed on upper Table Rock. The following temperatures were reported January 31: At TouVelle park, six below; Modoc orchard, exactly zero; Tabic Rock orchard, two below and ry Dl.fl.an.'.. I hprmnmt!- IV11SS umto ter registered five below. The freezing weather has caused much trouble w t h i i - n.n ...ma nut- mntnrs EiumuinH. mav ...... ...ffaMH HamnffP I xiuu iiuw'b -. pear trees will be damaged ex- . Fruit growers are leanui m Wnslveiy me iuw tares continue for a few days W,' ,, t-hIp. club will arthehomeofMrs.OrvlleHam: ; ilton who wi oe " "jaKr"TL Sun- dav morning in the ditch, bot- n-r th Stanley vSuahn Dlaci. It Is said to be- long tO l01- ul v."""' Point. No reason could be deter- mined for the accident as it hap pened on a siraignv pi road free of Ice and snow. The r. apparently neanea i rf turned completely around ffnra it unset, 4H aiwrit weather con hltlon. the meeting of Table K.-i. -., ,nitv n nh last Frl- VlUkH wuimii"J ' ,. day night had a much smaller attendance man usual, m-4-H leaders furnished an excel lent program of local talent and ?. wAu!f,,t!;ehfr.euc: lion was held to raise funds, for the 4-H memners wno iiui q I. 41,A TUlarnh nf DlmCS. The moist air here Tuesday evening and the later It . the "r.-.T""rr.ii rno.t. ine in trees to freeze to the tree linibs so that some quail wnen thev took off in the morning were minus their tail feathers. r. IVUyUC IXII6I Rogue River, Feb. 4 -nay Mr. and Mrs. Arlliur mime jhh lonk. returned to Rogue River UBry 2U were Mr. and Mrs. Tom in time to enjoy the snow. Mr. and Mrs. Jenks are spending the winter in Litchfield ParK, Ariz., Sffkun l rack and "hit Mr Jenks had a bad cold when he left, but the rest of the family are line, Mrs. Llla West was a guest ol .nri Mi John Breeding three days of the past week when the mow made driving trom the ranch to work, too auncim. Van H. Avery left Wednesday for Riverside, Cel., on a business When M. J. Reld, who has a cabinet shop on north highwa nnhinnr innn on ntinn iuh"j 99. was a visitor In Rogue River, Tuesday, he saw a slab of wnon i. .. oil Main utl'PPL on the porch at 211 Main street and left hl car in mc iuuiih station drive while he rushed across the street to Inspect me olr nhnilt it. It is S slice of redwood burl from Eu- reka and was a gift from a mnnu- facturcr ot redwooa noveuno. . a i .... i A good crowa turnuu um m the school board meeting, W-d- nesday, when N. H. Joyner Srfngs'ra'p'plermi ctaMrS? add UoPnrfSrTlfe grade school and for a shop addition to the high school building, but ... .. w. .,; . tne scnooi oirectors were nui present as the meeting had oeen .b111 nff nrrnrrlinp In Prin. b..u ..... cipal Alf Mckvold. Joyner hrnnL'lit a drawine of the Tal- ent school addition and stated it cost Detween o,uuu ana finn The rsanlsr srhnnl linard meeting will be held February 7. Mrs. Earl Watson of highway 99 was called to Fresno, Cal., by the oirth of a granddaughter, Saturday, ine nine gin, uorn ... ..... ... . ....v. Jr., passed away Sunday. 1 SURE, SPEF UP! Our Ready Mlatd Contrtte will kelp you speed up veur building schedule. It takti the lag eut f every phase ef concrete con tructlen. It sses lime, meaty, at every iftia-and-tuinl Talk with ul. Sand and Gravel Crushed Rock Crushed Granite M. C. LININGER and SONS CORNER HAMRICK ROAD MEDFORD PHONE 2 5336 MAIL TRIBUNE News of 4-H CLUBS Roxy Ann 4-H Club Regular monthly meeting of Dnv, Ann A.U ulllh UTII hlH at the Roxy Ann Grange hall January 31, canea to oraer Dy President Cecil Thames at 8 p. m. The 4-H pledge was given and it was decided to ap point a committee to buy some records. The March program was discussed and some of the leaders talked on our various projects. Entertainment committee in cludes Louis Thames, Sharon Verstcgen, Lcland Nelson and Henry Moclle. Refreshment rnmmittee includes Ann Mc- Clanaland, Pat Terry, Ronald Nelson and Carl Ellis. Wilson Moeller, Reporter. Prospect Prospect, Feb. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Scalin have been staying in Ashland lor me lasi week. The couple is visiting at Mrs. Stalin's parents and Mr. gcalin has been pruning pear (rccs Mr and ftirs. jacr. Rlenk.s are taking care of the two Scalin children, Tommy and Patsy, while the couple is away. jur, and Mrs. R. Robertson journeyed to Klamath Falls Feb- ruany 2 to see Mr. and Mrs. " T orhn flint tfnt flllt uruidc ucwib, " t 0( tne hospital. The couple was nurt irl a recent accident. The Robertsons returned late Thurs- any c Floyd Peterson returned Feb- n ..i.i.U. I n r-.rnnl ruary a auei vmitmB " paJ8 or tne past ive aays, Floyd stayed witn nis momer, Mrj) John Pcters0n, and two brother., while in Gran , . wecKen"Mr and MrI. Joe Coliey'. Robert is living in Cen- ra. olnt and Tom 1. attending s. O. C. They also visited their Bter. Mrs. Jack Ricnks. Week end guests of the Jake .Hints i.iiiiuv nic ....... h. J. Curl Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Luri jr. ann lamny. visitors ore from Bend. They are Mrs. Jones parents ana brother and sister-in-law. Prospect Community elun was ln enn nf n March of Dimes dance. February 4. Gibson's band f..-nl.l.Al 41, a mmin PrnreHs will be added to the infantile parlvsls fund. . Mm n V FenHnll nnsaed away after a long illness at her home In Orchards, wasn., Janu ary 21. The Fendall family re sided In Prospect a few years ago while mr. rennnu was paaiui at the "Chapel in the Pines." tj t I 0(1 .m . r.h lMr and Mrs u. R. Wagler made a business trip to Yreka, col.. January to. m,-,. Barbara Lawrence of Meritord spent several days re- cently visiting ner parents, n. and Mrs. Fred Shere on Butte Dinner guests at the home of Denningcr of Prospect and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harding Sr. and the Misses jacquenn aim " Mr. and Mr,. Donald Vaughn and son Wayne spent wie wrrn end of reuruary vuiuug .n. tlves at Kogue niver. The Grange Sami Valley Grange h S" (' nt Sams Valley Grange met at the home of Mrs. Burreson on January a. Naui rntnmitlpps werfl BDDOtllt- nH rnp inn vpnr. i ne ni ine evciu.i n tno af(el.noon was a sale of j,ulcvwork clonal o,r.,,rlr rl,mi1nrl liv niPnillPI'P with' pl.llceeds to the March o( Dimes. Next card party is vo ot robruary 8. 0ur ext meetmg will be at 41.. nr Mrc P.rmnn Preem on Fcbrunrv 24. rnoemx urnnye iii,Apniv nrniiirp will hold an .-..- ... open house, get-together a d ge t- acquainted meeting F b 'y P -n'ncS" .nl oWi,."" Ut for all "J. and in vited guests. Those attending are , to bring sand wirhes and cookies. pUT BO fS ON SPOT - , ti ill PI itilllllllipil iTiiit-i . -7T . Bovs Bt the traditionally-male r,.,,,i ciriinni nf Aerlculturr re m)t convinced it was a gooa Mden to let girls enroll, mmi-iei iui.ilnl.np nnA flttni-iilnnntl Slade. first co-eds admitted since the school was founded, nave Dcen earning such good grades the boys hnve had to study harder. - ,.,,, rr .u p m tor toiiowing aay, in day noon Saturday for Sunday a m ,,!-C0NCRETl!!i, '...SERVICE,;!' "'''' .1' Sunday, Februiry 8. 1950 Shady Cove Rhnrfv rnve-Trall. Feb. 4 Dr. and Mrs. Verne H. Wilson of the Camp White domiciliary center have Just returned home from Los Angeles where they spent a week visiting friends and relatives. Clarence Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson of Shady Cove left January 31 for Eugene ntnapa hm uritl lalfA hit nhvilical exams for entrance into the air corps. He will then go on to San Antonio, Texas, to enter training. Johnny Jones of the Shady Cove Lumber company is mak ing a short business trip to Ukiah, cal. Mr and Mrs. Tom King of Shady Cove are proud grand parents, a baby girl having been born to their daughter, Mrs. Bob King of Ojai, Cal. The baby has been named uayie. Elk-T rail PTA sponsorea nniinrk snnner followed by a rumpus party on Friday evening, at the schoolhouse. m f.nia Rartuss was guest of honor at a birthday party giv en for her by Dr. and Mrs. Verne H. Wilson at their home on Saturday evening, February 4. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Walker of Shady Cove were Mrs. A. L. Perdue and daughter, Mis Barbara Perdue of Grants Pass. The Pcrdues were Shady Cove residents for some time, living in the old Jesinghaus residence. Earl Decker, son of Mrs. Fran ces Miller of Shady Cove spent several days last week visiting his mother and relatives. Mr. Decker is from Indio, Cal. Lois Hicks of Shady Cove, who has been Ul at home for over a week, is now much improvea. a r PjirHiin former resident of Shady Cove, is now working in Bakersflcld, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Learning have moved from the Adair duplex, having purchased a home near the Waltz's in Shady Cove. Eleanor Sawyer, who has been ill with the flu for the past week, is improving. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Painting uaivtIng PATIRINO It. W Bewen Texturing Phone 1-23SH Light Plants brewa!er's Light Plant Service- 11(18 Sprint St Ph 2-75S P O B 748 Piano Tuning MARVIN LeMaater, Ph. 2-8979. Tun Ing. repair, voicing, rafln. Ivories. IIS S Oakdale References furnished. Roofing P A B C O comoosttton shtnaJ' and hnllt.un roofs anDlled Workman ship and materials guaranteed Free estimates Time payments Oldesi roofing company In southern Oregon Ekerson Paint Roof Store 38 8 Bartlett Ph 2-284J SEA ISLAND, Go, tportr, W I! Horn H. lurton, of Unlttd Churchill i actrtt-daughler hutband, Anthony Beau champ, wjddinfl th day btor. P. I i i a, in , SCOUl, Kora-PrmM Svn(mM .i SjtjL 't : i 4. T- I n. In the garden el Ms official nn- f"&L V .Vf,' . VvJL ' i - I idence, comments oei Far Eottom of- "k if "v 5 V.'ajoV. I j mt&ijtP WtPU Q iff 11 " 9S Prlfej Li a WASHINGTON-kn on4d mood k Field Manhol W count Bernard I. Menfoomery, chief of armed force of Europe's Western Union, at h ehoti with U. f.'t Dayton AAeoe. Smittn) at Montgomory'i remarks ore a former U. P reporter, Dtpvfy Secretory of Defenso Stephen T. Early, and GetwoJ Omar N. Iradley, choir man of U. $. foMt chiefs of ioft Read United BUSINESS DIRECTORY Insulation OilMWjJr Hock wool imtaiicd by machine to Iniur uniform thick nan fireproof Set the blow torch ten rree eiumatee. a yean to pay EKERSON PAINT V ROOF STORK .18 So Bartlett rnone s-oj JOHNS-MANVILLE Blown Rock Wool home insulation- Monarch nieiai Weatherslrippinr Up to 30 month to pay. Home insuiaiton to, N Central Ph 2-2!ini Medlord Chain 8iw MALL HORNl? Salea and service Also saw filing Ail kinds Mowers sharpened 100 a Grape Hnone z.73:ih Transfer DA VIS TRANSFER & StORAC CO Medford's modern storage service Lonf distance hauling Dial 1-S3TJ south nr. Furniture movtno & storaqs We have van moving equipment fnr local and long distance haullnH Drv and clean storaae (ooncretei building with special locker rooms at low rates SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE Phono COMMERCIAL TRANSFER Trucking Service Ol All Kinds Local and Long Distance Moving storage. Packlnff and Crating Phone 2-1)028 Corner 4th it fii CITY TRANSFER 4 STORAGE CO Comolele tranaler moving and stor. age service Also packing, crating and shipping Dy expert workmen TIB So Fir Phnnp 2-6273 Laundry Automatic-U-Wash Self Service Laundry Automatic washers, extractor! and drvers Open 8 a. m to 0 p tn dally Closed Sundays. 811 S Riverside Ph 2-S58 LAUNDERETTE fl27 N Fir Street Benrtlx Antnmnlir l.nnndrv Ph ?.2BnTi Beads Restrung PEARLS"e BEADS RESTRUNG JEWELRY REPAIRING SANTOS AGATE SHOP. 411 E Main Electric Motors 5afFO Eloctrlc Motor Service Delco Ac Smithway Motors Motor Rewinding it Repairing 113 N Frnnt Ph 2-2H2S Washing Machines WASHING MACHINES expertly re paired. any make Rensonablr charges Younger Appliance, 31 N Barllclt Ph 2(1419 ALL MW APPLIANCES Work Guaranteed Prices reasonable MONTGOMERY WARD PH. 8-8241 WASHING MACHINE parts and aerv Ice Pick up and deliver All makes Expert Bendix service Larson-Ma) Co . 4n6 E Main Ph 2-5302 Granite GRANITE Delivered in Medford S2 yard. A. L. NASH Phone 3-1441 GRANITE, fill dirt, creek run gravel Dump truck for sale or hire. AUSTIN L. KINO PH. 2-4187 GRAY GRANITE R. G LULL Call 403 Central Point Fuel 'It If BUBNS' OIL Wo Service It Vacuum Cleaning. InstallaUon NEW BUHNERS OIL HEAT SERVICE Ph 2-8181 Nursery MARSHALL NURSERY Camellias. Azaleas 33e up. Trees, snruns. iin Newtown Ph 3-1RS7 Del Serv Pest Control Loyd Termite Control Protect youi home hv nur free tnsDoction Phone Ashland 3243. I report, rtportsdi THI OF Prn, ihowi Wlniton Sarah, and hr new hit itory of (heir Press Dispatches Daily In BUSINESS DIRECTORY Insurance A THREE vear dwelling or household goods policy $6.00 per thousand ano up ViUiUtl i;. Blirtbll, onurni BlDO Electric Shavers PARKE'S Electric Shaver Sales and 8ervlce. Factory parts tor Sunbeam Remington. Schick Packard twin dual New Shaven all makes in stock 406 E Main Ph -g75a Septic Tanks MITCHELL SEPTIC TANK 4 CESS. pool SERVICE Tanks oleaned ana repaired, drain and sewer laid, new tanks instances Ail work guarameva pnone 3-9183 sanitabV is.Khv'ifJt S00 Gal concrete sepUo tanks 162.90 Hookups and Drain Fialda Guaranteed Work To Meet All State A F H A Codes Free Estimates Phone a-2tui CASPER SEPTIC TANK CESH- POOL service, formerly uicx rrosis Pumping, cleaning tanks and drains Guaranteed work. Free estimates, same courteous service Local Vel Phone 3-1.111 2-6810 Tile Work DRAINBOARDS. bathrooms, showers. Write Phil Btembrldge, nt. i, box 31. Gold Hill. 2 ml. up Galls Creek. TILE WORK7 bathrooms, dralnboards showers, store fronts Miliar Lam tyrt Tile Contt 608 S Ivy Ph 2.7328 Plumbing "BOWER S' PLUMB & tiV.kV C0 New and Repair Work. S. 4c H. Green Stamps 4S Rose Ave. Ph. 2-4690 PLUMBING" Heating. Repair and Re- modeling Anywnere. anytime in dependent plumber Mornlngstar's Plumbing. SIP Taylor St Ph 2-4927 FOR new and repair work call Patter son Plumbing i;o . o w jacKson Ph 2-4369 The one trip plumbers WHY WAIT? FOR AS LITTLE AS $15 PER MONTH We Can FINISH THAT SPARE ROOM O No Down Payment Needed! a! 1 1 PHONE 2-6211 Wherever Big Newt is breaking there if a United Press reporter covering it. Getting hit facts first-hand, writing them for Page One. Here are tome of these U.P. newsmen on the scene. WAS WORLD'S lf$T COVItAOl THI WORLD'S BIOOIST NIWS BUSINESS DIRECTORY Cabinet Work ' CITY cabiSeT shop FRANK YASHIN 924 So Central Phone 1-9310 Well Drilling DE1STER & CECH WELL DRILLERS For your water well problems Up-lo-lhe. minute equipment Phone a.M3iin ua vincouvn -vc . "ROOUE VALLEY DRILLING ClT Water wells, domestic and irrigation standard easing Falrbanks-Morss Dumps BEST OF - EQUIPMENT Experienced Work and Materia As'ke'mEN WE'VE DRILLED FOH lunn Thla Rnnlt Rd.. BCrOBS Street from Big Y Market Ph 2-7372 CASCADE WELL DRILLING undel new management. Approved terms and new Phone No 2-9227 or 2-1660 SHULTS BROS Dependable and reasonanie. r U A forma with PlimO. Phone 2-5B60 or 2-4912 or 2-9227 WELL DRILLING BV GOFF fift0T For fast, efllcient and guaranteed work see us before you drill. FHA terms on wells and pumps Olfice Stamper & Gofl Bros Hdw.. 225 W Main Ph 2-2030 rvrnines 2-41.19 Floor Service EXPERT rug cleaners and milkers MFnirrmn rug FACTORY Ph 3-2539 Sll Mary LINOLEUM and AsphBlt Tile Expert applicators, iree obi, mute,. Bauer Lumber t-o rn 4-"n RUGS and carpets cleaned Picked up and delivered Let us non-skid your Oriental scatter rugs Hlld System 1113 E 11th Ph 2-5367 efler 6 pm SUPERIOR FLOOR SERVICE Sanding and Finishing New or old floors Ph 3-2328 W. L CUUMbti SANDER RENTAL - Refinlsh youi own floor sanaer rental ai " Montgomery Ward Phone 2-6241 ClEVElANO SeTiifing longshoremen's union labor leader Harry Bridges, fo Mowed by un smiting componiont, hj-ls Robert Jam, of U. P left, why he is walking out of the CIO comti M tonal convert Hon. The Medford Mail Tribune BUSINESS DIRECTORY niMlnri FOR an honest deal In "d'".JJ remodeling see W H. Budden, " Plum Ph 2-82'.a or 3-1 '99. . Furniture Repairing fiWYER FURNITURE SHOP Repair and Refinlshing 830 Sn Riverside PhIl Income Tax FOR help with your Income tax re oorta call Cleo Canoose, --"lr5 Ross Court. 7th year same location IN CENTRAL POINT For Federal-State Income tax sjnlce see Margaret Naples at Guy lex Agency. 30J Pine St irormcrly al 207 Pine St.) After 5pm call X Abcountlng for the small business man INCOME TAX S. PAYROLL JERV ICE L H Laubocker. Ph 3.8837 FEDERAL STATE TAX HE'l'UHNt MARY B MAASS 218 S. Central Telephone 2-9281 any tlmt Income Tax returns made out VICTOR C S ETHER. RROPHY BLDG Miscellaneous ORNAMENTAL IRON ol every de- scrlption urp cara r. - 137 Jacksonville. Ore. "VALLEY WINDOW CLEANERS Walls. Woodwork, Floors PHONE ASHLAND 6761 MEDFORD GUN SHOP Custom made rifles, ammunition sights, hand-loading suppl es ano accessorlea Gun bluing, tsn Rlversiae rtE-WEAVINO Tears, burns, moth damage, etc BEACON WEAVERS 738 N 8th Granls Pass Ph 3453 Weatherstrlpplng Authorized dealer Monarch Metal Weatherstrlpplng Johns Manvilie blown Rock Wool home Insulation Tree estimates. 3fl months to pay HOME INSULATION CO 221 N Central Ph 2-2965 Medfora SOUTH RIVERSIDE PARIS U. P. corrtspondent Haynes Thompson obtains a state ment from Secretary of State Dean Achtson, as he arrives at the air po. ., on Western German problems he expects to discuss with French and British foreign ministers. rsift BFCIDEMTIAL OR COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS Use the Beit Material Obtainable Select Builder's Supply Light Weight Pumice Blocks and Bricks Saving in Labor Coitl Highest Fire Rating! Excellent Sound and Heat Insulation! Low Maintenance! INQUIRE ABOUT Pumic Chimney Blocks BUILDER'S SUPPLY CO. 727 W. McAndrewi Phone 2-4107 "Be Safe and Buy from Builder'a Supply" RENT A CAR Daily's U-Drive and BODY and PAINT SHOP Southern Orroon's Oldeit and Finest 29 So. Bartlett Medford CHINESE NOODLES luncheons I Short Orders Orders ro Take Out Suki Yikl Chop Suty, Chow Mtln Phone 3-901 1 J. N. CAFE Across from $ P Freight Depot 229 South Front MEDFORD NEON CO. OUR NIGHT PATROL SERVICE SAVES Designers and manufacturers of Quality Noon Displays S27 Putman St. Phone 2-2276 GUARANTEED AUTO PAINTING Low Price High Quality MITCHELL 608 South Riverside PHONE 2-6119 FOR TOWING or WRfcCKER SERVICE ROGUE SERVICE and Supply Co. Anywhere - Anytime CORN REMOVER OWss laslaal relief from rsla sag reel. Ujely reaUTea hard cores, sett eoraa betw... ik, ejiiouses. waits. papiUemss. dii. n.lU. n eoalalas see. tsl dllfereat oil. n,, ,0,B. ,.. does nol csuse tb trrltalleti aa de streao acid mUturas. Whsa all taers aa.e fan ai, , M a auasy back nutsus Exclusively at WESTERN THRIFT POISON OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMAC0L Tou mutt be satisfied or yeur anonav cheerfully refunded. Got a kettle to day at WISTERN THRIFT. TRUSSES SURGICAL BELTS WEST SIDE PHARMACY The Rexjll Store 133 W. Main