Local and
Rummigi A rummage sale
will be held by the Alpha Rho
chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi
sorority Monday, Oct. 17, from
8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., at the
Ivy Street market.
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Attends U. of Alaska Stan
ley P. True is attending fall se
mester at the University of Alas
ka in College, Alaska, 'according
to Mrs. Irene Garner, registrar.
True is the son of Mrs. M. True,
401 Newtown st. He is a sopho
more majoring in agriculture.
Sign Installed A traffic sign
permitting two hour parking be
tween 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. has been
installed on the west side of
North Front st., north of Sec
ond at., according to a city po
lice report.
Business Names The busi
ness name Rolling ' Pin Donut
Shop has been retired by Char
les D. and La Voun Falwell, ac
cording to records in the county
recorder's office. The business
name, Timberline Diesel Serv
ice has been retired by Fred C.
Ellis and H. A. Burton, and has
been assumed by Fred C. Ellis,
Tiller. The business name Don
na Timber Products company
has been assumed by Virgil A.
House and E. H. Robbins, accord
ing to records in the county re
corder's office.
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ITALIAN AND
AMERICAN DINNERS
SPECIAL All the Spaghetti and
Homemade Ravioli you can eat.
Includes Borne Made Bread,
Batter and Coffee. 4 QQ
5 COURSE ITALIAN DINNER
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Open 5:30 P.M. Till 9 P.M.
Every Day Except Thursday
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TOMORROW!
OCTOBER 17
On Stage! In Person!
ARTHUR LEE
SIM KINS
Dynamic Young Tenor, in an
EVENING of SONGS
Also Oriental Magic
MEDFORD SENIOR
HIGH SCHOOL
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Adults $1.25 - Children 50c
I Tickers at Barker's and the Door
Sponsored by Crater Lions Club
FREE INSTRUCTION
Leather Craft Textile Painting Figurine Painting
Fibre Flower Making Copper Enameling
No Charge for Instruction You Pay ONLY for Your
Own Materials and Supplies
REGISTRATION - WEDNESDAY EVENING - OCT.J9TH
eSIMS CYCLE fir HOBBY SHOP
23 NORTH FIR
The Children's Theatre of the. West
Presents
"The Bremen Town. Musicians"
A Musical Play Produced for Children
Music! Fun! Drama! Mystery!
Craterian Theatre
TUESDAY -October 18
Two Matinees: 1:45 p.m. 3:30 p.m.
Tickets Available thru Public Schools, Monday
Children 35c - Adults 50c
Scholarship Fund Benefit Show Sponsored by
Medford Branch American Assoc. of University of Women
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Personal
Reports Theft Stanley
James Steege, 401 East 12th st.,
Medford, has reported to Med
ford police that a ring valued at
$279.50 was stolen off his finger
earlier this month. The ring is
gold with a diamond set in black
onyx, police said.
Active, Club Luncheon Earl
Fichtner, president of the Med
ford Active club, will present a
report on the fall meeting of the
Oregon district of Active Inter
national at the Active club
Luncheon, Monday, at the Jack
son hotel. Fichtner attended the
meeting in Salem last week end.
Boy Injured David Doty, 7,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherill Doty,
46 South Keene Way, fell from
his bicycle at Roosevelt school
Friday afternoon and suffered
head injuries, according to a re
port from the Medford Ambu
lance service. He was taken in
the ambulance to his doctor
where he was examined, and
then taken home.
Issued Permits Darrell Hu
son has obtained a building per
mit to remodel an office build
ing at 28 North Oakdale ave.
Remodeling is estimated
to cost $4,500. Other permits
went to R. M. Hamilton, 905
Grant st., for a $3,000 addition
to a residence, and to Harold E.
Gist, 558 Haven st., to erect a
$500 carport and tool shed.
News About
Servicemen
IN JAPAN .
Specialist Third Class Earl S.
Johnson son of Mrs. Mary A.
Johnson, Phoenix, is a member
of the 6th Transportation com
pany at Camp Matsushima, Ja
pan. He is maintenance super
visor with the company. John
son entered the Army in Nov.,
1953 and completed basic train
ing at Fort Ord, Calif.
REENLISTS
Pfc. Charles Everett Lodge,
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Lodge,
5421 South Pacific highway and
husband of Mrs. Laura Bernice
Lodge of the same address, re
enlisted in the Army recently
for a three year tour. He is with
the military police. Lodge is a
combat veteran of the Korean
conflict, and wears the combat
infantry badge.
ON MANEUVERS
Pvt. Curtis R. Richmond, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Clyder Rich
mond, 622 Park pi., took part
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For the Members of the
Rogue Valley
Country Club
And Their Invited Guests v
Two Great Shows
ARTHUR LEE SIMPKINS
"Once in a Lifetime a Voice Like This"
Also
CHOP CHOP and CHARLENE
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Oriental Magic
Appearing at the Club
Through Sunday, October 23
DON'T MISS THESE
OLDEST STOVE-The oldest stove discover
ed in City Appliance, Inc.'s Old Range Round
up contest wls at the First Christian church,
it was announced last week by the firm. The
ancient range is shown at the left, together
with the new stove which was presented to
JACKSONVILLE
Band Uniforms Ordered
Jacksonville Jacksonville
band members were measured
this week for uniforms. " Grey
trousers and cardinal red sweat
ers will be purchased now, and
when funds become available
coats with braid and sam brown
belts will be ordered to com
plete the outfit.
House guests at the home of
Mrs. Daisy Lewis this week were
two old school friends, Miss
Grace Roth and Mrs. Grace
Broyles, both Chico, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Van
Dyke, Long Beach, visited at
the Warren Hazen home over
last week end. While here they
went on a deer hunting trip in
the Copper district.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sawyer
and son Stewart visited several
days last week with Sawyer's
mother, Mrs. Minnie Sawyer,
The Dalles, Ore.
The high school student coun-
recently in river crossing exer
cises in southern Germany. Pri
vate Richmond, a clerk in Serv
ice Company of the Fourth In
fantry Division's 22nd Regiment,
entered the army in July, 1954,
and arrived in Europe in Au
gust, 1955. A member of Theta
Chi fraternity, Richmond attend
ed Oregon State college before
entering the army.
GRADUATED
Pfc. Larry K. Shepherd grad
uated Oct. 14 from the Integrated
Fire Control Electronics Repair
man and Helper course in the ra
dar division of the signal school,
at Signal Corps headquarters,
Fort Monmouth, N.J. Shepherd,
whose parents are Mr. and Mrs.
B. R. Shepherd, 2780 Lone Pine
rd., entered the army in July,
1954. He will be reassigned to
utilize ' his training with army
field forces.
Births
JONES To Mr. and Mrs.
Harold, route 2, box 226, Cen
tral Point, Oct. 14, a girl, 6V4
pounds at Sacred Heart hospital.
WIGGINS To Mr. and Mrs.
Volney, 618 Victory st., Oct. 14,
a boy, 8Vt pounds, at Sacred
Heart hospital.
EAKER To Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry, route 2, box 370, Gold
Hill, Oct. 14, a girl, 6V4 pounds
at Sacred Heart hospital.
METTERNICH To Mr. and
Mrs. James, 243 North Holly
st., Oct. 14, a girl, 4 pounds at
Sacred Heart hospital.
THORNDIKE To Mr. and
Mrs. William, 2012 Hillcrest rd.,
Oct. 15, a boy, 9 pounds, at Sac
red Heart hospital.
Popular Demand
DELIGHTFUL SHOWS
the church as the prize in the contest. JDon F.
House (left), vice-chairman of the church's
board, and George Bannister, 'vice-president
. of the Men's Christian Fellowship, are shown
accepting the new range.
cil met Friday, Oct. 7, and plan
ned a school carnival to be held
in the high school gym Nov. 4.
Each class has selected a candi
date for the queen contest. The
coronation of the queen will be
the "crowning" event of the eve
ning at about 11 p.m.
Pat Hubbard, teenage son of
Mr. and Mrs. Milton James,
went on his first deer hunting
venture with his grandfather, J.
B. Noble, last week end and Pat
returned home with a five point
buck which he bagged with one
shot. While on their trip they
stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Bostwick at Pinehurst.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Tomlin
son, Couquille, Ore., were vis
itors in Jacksonville last Sun
day. Mrs. Tomlinson is the for
mer Beatrice Eaton, daughter of
Jack Eaton and the granddaugh
ter of . Mrs. Irene Eaton with
whom she made her home as a
child. They lived in the present
Paul.. Bulkin residence. Mrs.
Tomlinson was educated in Jack
sonville schools and was also a
niece of the late William (Yo
key) Eaton, well-known old time
resident of Jacksonville. While
here Sunday they visited her
old home which Mrs. Bulkin
showed her. through. She also
called on- an old friend, Mrs.
Anna Rumley. The Tomlinsons
are visiting her sister, Mrs. Paul
Demmer, Medford.
Mrs. John Hatch, Hot Springs,
S.D., who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. D. E. Serry, for the
last five weeks, left Saturday
for Sacramento, Calif., where
she will visit another sister for
a week before returning to Hot
Springs.
Mrs. ' Blanche Brown, . Oro
ville, Calif., has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Merrit Swing,
Merriman road,. Medford, for the
last month. While there another
cousin, Mrs. Mary Fox, El Cajon,
Calif., also visited at the Swing
home. The three women are
cousins of Mrs. J. B. Noble,
Jacksonville, and Mrs. Noble at
tended a reunion dinner last
Saturday night at Mrs. Swings.
Mrs. Fox is en route to We
natchee, Wash., to visit her aunt,
Mrs. Helen Munson, who is Mrs.
Noble's mother.
The Jacksonville Royal Neigh
bors will have a potluck dinner
at 6:30 p.m. next Tuesday. A
short meeting will be held and
Mae Logan, state supervisor,
will pay her official visit and
give a short talk. "
Here for a week's visit were
Mrs. Pearl Kitchen's father and
mother-in-law from, Reno, Nev.,
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Kitchen.
Other week end guests at Mrs.
Kitchen's were her daughter and
children, Mrs. Gertrude .Tryon,
Grants Pass, her son and daugh-
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CHARLENE
ter-in-laW, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Kitchen, Myrtle Creek, Mr. and
Mrs. N. E. McCutcheon, another
daughter, Tiller, Ore., and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Bradford,. Med
ford. Mrs. Bradford is a niece
of V. L. Kitchen. All were pres
ent at a family reunion and din
ner at Pearl Kitchen's home.
Also calling on Mrs. Kitchen
last week was Mrs.. Louis Con
ley, Gasquet, Calif., formerly of
Jacksonville.
4-H Club News
Kandy Kids
The Kandy Kids, 4-H Cooking
club of Central Point held its
first meeting Oct. 13 af their
leaders home.
At this meeting we elected the
following officers: President,
Mildred Darras; vice-president,
Patsy Charley; secretary, Carol
von der Hellen; reporter Joan
Dobrot; historian, Linda War
ren; treasurer, Sandra Ghelardi;
games program chairman,
Cheryl Ghelardi. Our leader is
Mrs. Ernstyn Charley and our
junior leader is Sharon Coffman.
We decided our meetings are
to be on the second Tuesday of
each month. Our next meeting
will be on Nov. 8 at Charleys.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Charley and then we play
ed games outside.
Reporter,
Jean Dobrot.
BOY SCOUTS
Troop 15, Phoenix
Mike Campbell, son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Campbell, was
presented with the eagle badge,
highest award in scouting, dur
ing a court of honor held at the
Phoenix Community hall Thurs
day, Oct. 13.
Other wards included first
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.By BILL HURN
The kick-off on Bowling came
to Camp White with the opening
of the newly installed four-lane
alleys Oct. 7. As a warm-up, the
film ''America Bowls" was run
and words of welcome and for
mal presentation were given by
E. K. Ricker, manager.: There
were special matches, in which
Ricker was pitted against Sec
tion Leader Martin of Section 1,
and. Domiciliary Officer R. H.
Ruffin met Section A.- Leader
Weimer. While these gentlemen
can hardly be considered as
'scratch', bowlers just yet, low
handicap ratings may be ex
pected from, the interest and
eagerness exhibited.'.
The 50-odd members in at
tendance enjoyed an afternoon
of open bowling at the close of
the featured matches.
Arthur Mick, recreation tech
nician, supervises bowling activi
ties from 2 p.m. on each day.
Arthur Medinnus, quartermas
ter of VWW 1, has announced an
anniversary party honoring the
ladies auxiliary of the unit, to be
held Wednesday, Oct. 19, in Vets
Hall at 8 p.m. Games and a
luncheon are scheduled. As a
booking for the following week,
Tommy Thompson reports that
on Oct. 26 in VFW Hall at 7:30
p.m. a teacher-pupii demonstra
tion will be held. Groups from
the different schools of Medford.
will be presented.
The annual VAVS orientation
and indoctrination course meet
ing was held at the Medford
Elks temple Monday evening,
Oct. 10, with 85 present. A panel
from Camp White was headed
by Manager Ricker with Frank
J. Glonning, . chief of special
class rank to Doug James and
Marvin Frazier; second class to
Ernie Bolz, Mike Cox and Ray
Wallace; and merit badges to
Pete Overholt, Jimmy Floyd,
Jim Scott and Henry Scott. Year
pins and perfect attendance pins
were presented to other troop
members who had earned them.
Ray Harrison was chairman
of the court, and Mr. Haggard
was the clerk.
(See Picture on Page 1)
Geese timed by airplane speed
ometer, can travel at 60 miles
per hour, and they have an alti
tude record of 29,000 feet.
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News and Notes
From Camp . White
services, as chairman and mod
erator; The seminar covered gen
eral administration matters.
Manager Ricker . and Assistant
Manager Denning, Domiciliary
Officer Ruffin, Mr. Heitkemper
of personnel, Mr. Diment of con
tact and Chaplains Feller and
Eskay led the . discussions and
floor questions. .
The medical clinic was dis
cussed by Dr. Earhart and Mrs.
Guy. Herbert Daniels, social
service chief, covered his field
and Fred Pramann, chief bf cor
rective therapy, led the discus
sion on rehabilitation andphysi
cal medicine.
; The VAYS and special service
panel was headed by Mr. Glon
ning. Under his section, Librar
ian Boyles .on library, service,
recreation1, activities by Mr. Gi
rard and, development of arts
and crafts features by Ralph Ash
brought the meeting to a conclu
sion. Monday at 7:30 p.m. m the
theater, the Eve Prentice Ac
cordion band gave its opening
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