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ln., in the Veterans of Foreign
ars hall, sponsored' by the
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iary. A fee will be charged and
popular music will be furnished.
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Optometrist
Moved from "BIG Y"
Market Building
to a
Down Town Location
G 309 East 8th
Between Bartlett & Riverside
DIAL 3-5923
Local and Personal
Shoulder Injured Leonard
Black, 21, route 1, box 28, Jack
sonville, suffered a dislocated
shoulder yesterday in a logging
mishap, according to a report
from Community hospital. He is
employed by the Skeeters and
Skeeters firm in the Prospect
area. Black was brought to the
hospital by Medford Ambulance
service.
Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Combs, Sunrise, Wyo., left
Thursday morning after visiting
since Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Job Berriman, Jacksonville. The
Berrimans formerly lived at Sun
rise and the two couples longtime
friends. "
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SATURDAY NIGHT
At Walker's Popular
PEE ARIL ARB
ONE OF THE FINEST MODERN
DANCES IN SOUTHERN OREGON!
Good Floor Modern Music Good Crowd
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DARE YOU LOOK
INTO THESE EYES?
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"You art about to tnter a Strang world ... a world of complete peace
. complete contentment ... you will relax every muscle of your
body, and rest ... rest ... rest ... weightless as it your body has
completely dissolved, and your mind is in a wonderful heaven . .
j-j you can hear my voice."
, a personal appearance or
. The Monarch of Modem Magic
the incomparable
LEON MAHDRME
TONIGHT
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' A once seen ... never-to-be-forgotten Panorama of the most astound
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A SUCCESSION OF SURPRISES ... the closer you watch ... the
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HYPNOTISM . . . demonstration of the EVIL EYI . . . Voodoo or
science?
MANDRAKE'S FAMOUS BLACK IS WHITE ILLUSION ... it hap
pens in three seconds, but you always have an unforgetabl memory
of it.
EXPERIMENTS IN EXTRA SENSORY PERCEPTION ... a mental
problem. V
CHINESE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY ... a magician's elassi. . .
originated by the Chinese in approximately 2000 B. C. . . . amounts
totaling over one million dollars ware offered at eno time for the
secret of this greatest of all illusions ... watch .it carefully, for you
see the greatest of Oriental wonders.
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STAN'S Y CLUB
Phone 2-4800
Coil Damaged City firemen
said that a fuse box coil in an
electric compressor motor was
damaged in a fire about 3 p.m.
yesterday at Snider's dairy, 28
North Bartlett st.
Meeting Cancelled The Cen
tral Point Juvenile Grange,
scheduled to meet Aug. 19, has
cancelled the meeting due to the
4-H and FFA county fair bein;
held at the same time.
Permit Issued A building
permit has been issued to E. C.
Ainidon for erection of a $1200
carport, woodshed and . work
shop at 730 West 11th st., ac
cording to records on file at the
ciiy hall.
Leave- Mrs. William D. Mo
german, the former Miss Elsa
Helen Gaylord of Medford, and
her daughter, Mrs. Kate Gaylord
Mogerman, both now of New
York City, left today after visit
ing friends here for two weeks.
Ankle Broken William Put
ney, 51, 1184 Morrow rd., broke
his ankle in a fall at his home
about 9:50 p.m. yesterday. He
was taken to Sacred Heart hos
pital by Medford Ambulance
service.
At Community Mrs. C.
Gerald Van Valzah, 15 Geneva
st.,-is a surgery patient today at
Community hospital, and others
listed there today as receiving
surgery are Allen R. Smith, 102
Black Oak dr., and Mrs. Ken
neth Thomas, 580 Lozier lane.
Condition Good Leonard
Black, 21, Jacksonville, was in
good condition this morning after
receiving a shoulder injury in a
logging accident yesterday morn
ing. Black was working in the
Kiter creek area above Prospect
on a Skeeters and Skeeters oper
ation. He was taken to Commu
nity hospital by Medford Ambu
lance service.
Visit Here Mr. and Mrs.
Merle H u s s o n g, Sacramento,
Calif., have left after visiting
with relatives including Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Wolff, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Glascock, Mrs. Georgi
ana Beier and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hussong. Merle Hussong
is a public information officer
with the department of 'agricul
ture in California.
Intersection Mishaps A truck
operated by John Joseph Lewis,
714 Pennsylvania ave., and a
car operated by "Nexa Susan
L"nox, 2330 East Main st., col
lided at the intersection of West
Main and Fir sts. yesterday aft
ernoon, according to city police
department records. Cars op
erated by Albert Roland And
drus, 3423 Altamont st., Klam
aht Falls, and Ethel Mary Nagle,
route 1, box 510, Central Point,
collided earlier at the intersec
tion of Riverside ave. and Mc
Andrews rd., records showed.
No injuries were reported "and
no citations issued, police said.
A parked car, registered to
Armond Eugene Ellison, Oak
land, Calif., was hit by a pick-up
truck operated by Benjamin
Frank Stone, 215 Haven st., on
12th st. between South Front
st. and South Central ave., po
lice added. No injuries were reported.
Services Saturday
For Roy D. Walson
Ashland Services for Roy
David Watson Sr., 55, who vied
early yesterday morning, will
be held at Litwiller's Mount
View chapel at 2 p.m. Saturday.
Committal will be in the Mount
View Cemetery.
Mr. Watson resided at route
1, box 462, Talent. He was a
meatcutter and farmer. He was
well known in the valley, hav
ing lived here since 1943.
Mr. Watson was born at Ta
bool, Minnesota, on March 18,
1900. Survivors include his wife,
Bertha Joan Watson, three sons,
Roy and Earl Watson, Talent,
and Bob Watson, Coos Bay, and
two brothers, Cecil E. Watson,
Phoenix, and Chloe Watson,
Minnesota. He is also survived
also by seven sisters in Kansas
and Missouri and eight grandchildren.
Assume Name The business
name "Highland Grocery" has
been assumed by Niles B. and
Doris H. Smith at Highland ave.
and Siskiyou blvd., Medford, jac
cording'to records in the Jack-
sort county recorders office.
File Claims Placer location
notices have been filed in the
Jackson county recorder's office
by O. B. Willey, 72A Franklin
St., China Lake, Calif. The
claims, known as Willey Nos. 1
through 4, are in the Applegate
Mining district.
Choose Queen A panel of
judges consisting of three mem
bers of the Medford Active club
chose the queen to rule over the
Grants Pass Gladiolus festival
Wednesday evening at the
Grants Pass Fairgrounds. Miss
Sally Wallace of Grants Pass
was selected queen. Activians
who were judges were Jack
Cummings. Earl Fichtner and
Bob Stewart.
Bad Checks Two bad checks
totaling $243 were reported to
the city police department yes
terday by Zerold William Lau
rine of Laurine and Dyke Inc.,
400 East Main st., after their re
turn from a local bank marked
"unable to locate" according to
city police records, drawn on the
First National Security and the
First Security banks, Salt Lake
City, Utah, were for $218 and
$25, respectivelv, police said.
Return Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
L. Swinney, and son Dick, 1478
Spring st., returned home this
week from a vacation trip to
Reno, Nev., where they visited
another son, Vincent G. Swin
ney, an airman third class sta
tioned there with the Air Force.
They were there about IV2
weeks .and then went to Lake
Tahoe. En route they stayed two
days at Lassen park and went
through Scotts valley and the
Trinity, alps.
Arrested Joy Thackston,
Colorado Springs, Colo., and
Bertis Dale Gibson, Clinton, 111.,
were arrested early yesterday
by city police officers on
charges of vagrancy, according
to police department records.
The two entered pieas of not
guilty . in municipal court this
morning and a hearing was set
Aug. 22 by municipal judge
James M. Main. They are pres
ently being held by city police
for investigation of another case.
Bail has been set at $100 apiece,
police said.
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Exchange Cadet
To Attend Meet
Cadet Lt. Johnny Foust, Med
ford squadron, Civil Air Patrol
foreign exchange representative,
is expected to arrive from Chile
in time to attend the next meet
ing of the local squadron to be
held Monday evening, Aug. 22,
at Twin Plunges in Ashland.
Officers point out the change
in meeting place from the Med
ford airport.
Cadet Foust has arrived in
this country but has been de
layed in Mobile, Ala., because
of the hurricane, "Diane," ac
cording to information received
here by relatives. He has been
away for two months.
Those who attend Monday
night's meeting should take
admission fees and refreshments.
Anyone who needs transporta
tion should call Capt. Marella
Luschen, telephone '3-1216, or
Lt. Bette Miller, telephone.
3-3483.
Obituaries
MRS. ROBERT MOORE
Funeral services are pending
at Perl funeral home for Mrs.
Robert Moore, a resident of this
community for many years, who
died at Seattle yesterday.
Friday, August 19, 19S5
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTO51T
Housing for City
Teachers Needed
City school teachers now to the
area are in need of houses and
apartments for the coming year?
according to the school superin
tendent's office.
The school office said the
teachers are to be on duty Sept.
13 and will need housing well in
advance of that date.
Anyone able to help in the
matter is asked to call the super
intendent's office at 3-3683. The
school administration said co
operation will be greatly appreciated.
Medford Scouts
Climb Mt. Shasta
Six boys of Medford Boy
Scout Troop 7 of the Methodist
church recently scaled Mt.
Shasta, at times encountering
"30 mile per hour icy winds."
Scoutmaster Bob Hawkins, as
sisted by Harvey Beatty and Don
Harris, led the group up the
slopes. Roger Gallaci, Allan and
Jay Taylor, Larry Olsen, Don
Harris and Bob Hawkins were
members of the group who reach
ed the top.
Harvey Beatty, Mike Moore,
Jerry M c L e o d, Stan Hobbs,
Chuck Kupuski, Lynn Knight,
Jim Bean and Garry Olsen made
part of the climb.
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ROBERT SUTHERLAND
Funeral services for Robert
Sutherland, 71, of Sardine Creek,
who died Thursday, will be held
in Conger-Morris chapel Satur
day at 11 a.m. with the Rev.
H. A. Dierdorff .officiating. Com
mittal will be in Rock Point
cemetery, Gold Hill.
The deceased was born Nov.
24, 1883, in Airdrie, Scotland,
and had lived in the United
States since 1909. He lived in
Portland from 1817 until his re
tirement "in 1948. He was mar
ried Nov. 29, 1923, in Ashland,
to Mary E. Newton, who sur
vives. He moved to Southern
Oregon in July, 1949, and he was
a life member of New Monkland
Montrose Masonic lodee Nn rr
Airdrie, Scotland.
Other survivors include a sis
ter, Jessie S. F. Sutherla rA Cop
land, a niece and two nephews
m Vancouver, B.C., one of whom,
William M. Sutherland., is
for the services.
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ASHLAND FIRM FILES
Salem CU.R) Articles of in
corporation were filed here to
day for Hassels, Inc., Ashland
general manufacturing and mer
chandising firm. The articles
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A., Collins E., and Helyn B.
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