Medford mail tribune., July 27, 1956, Image 13

On Trip :,:r. and Mr;. John
O Rector, 214 West Jackson St., ,
left th:s rr.ornir.? for a tv.o week
trip 'hrj.,z,h Wavhir.&on and
Canada. They vi :il . ;t relatives
and friend
Plan Dance K H Square
Dai'.ce club will sponsor a dance
at Moose hail Saturday, July
at 3 30 p :n. The evtr.t 1? open
to V..': paol.c ai:d all ': arc
danrvrs are ir.vitPd. Potluck re
fr( ;:. n-.f r ; will be served. Fran
Cronin wiil be cailer.
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NEWS
COLOR
CARTOON
SATURDAY
fold Hill Grange
Music by VIC FLOOD
and The. RHYTHM MASTERS with Guest Vocalists
Sitting Room Open the
Entire Evening
TZ
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AT WALKER'S
' REAM
Finest Music-
h your favorite tunes and vibrant rhythms played
in th danceabla. Dreamland Way
Always A Friendly
There's Always
Tomorrow!
Ye, If You Come To The
CHINESE
TEA ROOM
Er' day. live again, up to
Juro-d years, and you just
looked like a young kid, too.
New Hours:
Molt. ru Sat. 2 p.m. to 3 em.
Sun 12 nocn to 3 e m.
Air Conditioned
AJl Marking Banquet Room
JOHH H. CHU, Manager
99 - Central Point
?hoa No. 4-1059
FEATURING
Complets
FILET MIGNON
DINNER
$1
95
Plants Inspected City Fire
Marshal Tr'. ::.:. NcLson inspect
ed three fruit packing and stor
age plars jes'eroa-.-. He issued
five rrcirr ir,'r correction of
hazard?.
Buys Home Mr. and Mrs.
Ge:.e Er-aver. formerly of Idaho.
hae purchased a h.orr.c a. 1104
Queen Anne are. Beaver :s a
i.ow teacher at .'.k-cford H:ch
school. Kei.n'-t-! L;.;rci:ce of the
Chez Agorxy-Realtors. netjo: :
ated the sale in cooperation with
Kerned s age;.cy.
TOHITE!
AND TOMORROW!
IN OREGON!
PLU- BONUS FEATURE
Saturday Only!
v
tresj
WRIGHT
VjvSmM CAREY
NIGHT
Hall
From 9:00
To 1:00
FREE Check-room
Improved Parking Area
e v
i i suiti-
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POPULAR
L AMD
Crowd!
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DINING ROOM
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK!
7:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M.
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Local and
Kon-.a Purchased Mr. s"".d
Mrs. Clarence Harvey have pur
chased a home at 727 Palm si
Veriford. accordtr.a to Fred CY.c;
of the Chez Asency-Rea.tvrs
who made the transaction.
Permits Issued P.os;.e Val
ley Construction company. o:i
Howard s'.. was i.-.-ued a ouild
ir." nr-n!'. T: . ' ; r-ri p . v f rr,i 1 a
5-12 000 residence a". 1517 Sou'.h
ivy st.
Square Hoppers A s'; :ar?
dance will be held by the Square
Hoppers club at Ssniths' barn vt
Griffin Creek rd.. beginning at
9 p.m. Saturday. Harold Evnn
will call and rcfi csiimen' s are
potluck.
Visits Here Mrs. Austin E.
Jones of L'nalaska. Alaska, Mail
ed Mis. Nellie N. Jones. 512
South Oakdale a . e . recently on
her way to San Jose. Calif., to
see her mother v. no is ill. Mrs.
Jones' hu.-band i employed hv
tiie Geodetic Survey in Alaska.
Puppy Killed A six months
old black male puppy was killed
yesterday when it v. a accident
ly struck by a car operated by
Keith Ray Barshaw. 5 .'51 Marie
St.. on South Riverside ae. near
1 3 til St.. according to Medlord
police.
Gas Smelled Firemen were
requested by police to investi
gate a slrons otior of yas last
night at Ihe Stuart Mechanical
company. 518 West Sixth st.
They said they found a valve
of a small healing unit had been
left turned on.
Visits Mrs. Albert Conrad
of Carthage. Mo . visited her
brother and si-ter-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. V. L. Michael. 47o
Charlotte Anne rd , last week.
This u as the first trip to the
northwest for Mrs. Conrad who
had not seen her brother for
eight years.
Breakfast Set The Jackson
ville Lions club will sponsor a
breakfast at the new dining
room in the "acksonvillo Com
munitv hall between 8 a.m. and
12 noon Sunday, July 2!). Hot
cakes, ham and eggs, and coffee
will be served during the Jack
sonville Jubilee breakfast.
Bikes Stolen Don A. l.ang
slon. 263 Beatty st . hit- report
ed to city police the theft of his
bicycle from !10() North River-!
sieie a e. on the Bear creel: bank. :
Kenneth B. McMahan, 24.'J Beat
ty St., also reported to city police
Thursday the theft of his bicycle
from P00 North Riverside avc .
along Bear creek.
Chin Up Picnic Members of
thr Chin Up club will have as
I their guests members of the
Jackson County Council of the
Blind at a potluck picnic behind
tho Scout house in Hawthorne
park Sunday, starting at 3:20
p.m. families xnd guests of both
orzanizations are invited to at
tend.
Teenage Dance A teenage
dance and box social wiil be
held starting at 7 p.m. Friday.
July 27. at the Church of Lat
ter" Day Saints. 643 South Ivy
st. Girls have been asked to
brine box lunches. The event is
bring sponsored by the Mcriford
Lions club, which his sponsoring
Miss Shirley M:ie Lilly f"r candi
date for queen of Jacksonville
Jubilee.
Modesto Man Being
Held for Authorities
Stanley Carlton Schocn. H.
Modesto. Calif., is being held in
the county jail here for authori
ties in Sianislaus county. Calif.,
where he is wanted on charges
of burglary and receiving stolen
property.
He was arrested in Medford
Thursday by state police offi
cers. Tiie sheriff's office report
ed Schocn has signed a waiver
of extradition. He will h re
turned to California by Stanis
laus county officials.
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Wichita Country Club
and Dobbs House, Inc.
Personal
Returns Lawrence K. Butler.
6!M:2 KniR St.. who suffered a
heart attack two weeks aao in
Crescent C.ty, was moved from
':.e i.nsnr.ai tn.ere to bacrea
Heart hospital today.
Collision A collision occur
red at Stewart st, and Oakdale
ave. yesterday involving a car
epera'ed by Barbara Ri:"h S'.e-g.-iil.
320 Soirh Or-nce , and a
'rink operated by Russel Kil
hr.gsworth. route 1. box 463.
Mcriford police reported. The
operator of the ear was cited for
failure to yield right of way. po
lice said.
PORTLAND PRODUCE
Porr'snd L" P Ec.s To rr : I -f.rrV
AA larce, -'.i-.Vr, A larse
j-.'r-c, AA liicdiu.'u. Jfl-Mc rie'iiiin',
-t-.'jOr, A si. .all .'il-fl-ic. canon, no
ch'-ircp to .V aor!!!i'-nM
P.uUer To reiaiier.s AA erade
, pr:nf-. Sfi-8 lb ; cartons, o-j'ic, A
i print fiT-HRr; B prin'.1 fij-'-r
Chcpse To retailer? A rr.-ir chd
oar, sine riaiMc., 43:--7 V 5 -In.
Invp. 43 ' 7-,lr: pro.-pscd Anicrican
cherse. 5-lb, Joaf. 42-44c.
I- arm .Market
WiliaiiieKe valley mm sold nn ihe
Portland market today at $2-2 2 i"r
1 1 ve dozen car. miIi b'-st pack.s 10
2 .Mil. Yrtkittm valley pre-cooked packs
c-it tn ret. -tiler.-: at .?.7."-?, lor t:-e
fi".'en ears F;ri Yakiiiia creen pippen
a;'lj!t- went at -4 a W-nmind box. Top
f ) ; i i i : v . ia rup s i t d Mi i t on-Free wa e r
;n:i;ttnrs brotitriit 2i-'A a hit; Thr
'uitial h i pniPtit I era Ijapni'- f i nni
Titf D;- -r brcn-ht 75 cen'.s a Jo
pound Jiat.
I'niilliy. Flahhits
Le.e CliK-kcns To groAers 'Nn. 1
iqiiHlm- Inl). Portland;: Fryers. 2 t -4
!"S . Jlc lb -, a! iarm 2:3-23 : . c; lit! i
li-i!.-. 'on ,'e-A transactions for PorT"
i:e:0 piiee 1 .u- 3! ranrtv. hpavv tirns.
Ins no. nol enough Tra-iinc inr Port
land p' lccs; at counlr;, . 17c lb. up; old
; loosTers. 1 1-12-
; Dressed Chickens No. 1 Erade
: drr.-sed lo retailers Fryers. New York
-'vie. i-H7e Ih : whole drawn. 41-44C
I1-: cut up. 47-Mlc: hens, liylit t pe.
I New York style. 2a-2!c cut up. 40
j -lie; hens, hayy type. N'.Y. st le. 30
;31c; u'hoie drawn. 42-4.-.C.
Turkes To producers: Fryer tur-
ke-s hve weiL'iit. 27-28c lb; younj!
t.nkev hen. 28c lb live weight. 38c
lit on evi-ceratfd basis
Rabbits A erase to growers fob.
; l.iiline plant- Livy white. .1'4-4'.. lbs.
i -l"-2.'tc o-il lbs t.i-iar; colored pel's.
:4c under; old does IO-12c lb. a lew
' nicber. Fresh kilicd frers to retailers.
: ,-);-5Rc lb , rut up. 60-H3r
; PORTLAND HAY. GRAIN
j Tnrttand Wholesale hav p r l f v
; Nw crop n 2 creen alfalfa baled
! f n b rnrtfand. .14-
j Wholesale pncp.c a reported hv thp
j t'.SDA market news sp.-viee: Wheat.
Nn 2 soli whi'e. S71-72 ton: ,NTr 2
'"hue oat;, :ta-lb teT. Cat delivery.
. j.M, ,-if ton; No 2 Valley oat?, nonii
! nally S.M ton j-o bran niPal, 34 t'"n
f "h Portlanrt: barley. (oa5t delivrr .
! S4H ton; Mardaid millrun. S41-42 tin:
! No 2 yellow corn. Eastern shipments
! I o b Portland. 70 ,M0 ton
Daily Weather Report
KlRi:( AM S
Med ford and icinj t . Chance of
thu:i.-fi;irn!. nver tnouti j a m; th:
pveninj; aiul aqa:n Saturday pvcnuic
otlirrwsic fair Low tompht Ho HiKh
.Sa"ir'i nr;,r U2
Wr.-trrn i t. cco-.i Fnir th rr.uh Sal -
ti'-rir,-, OMTpl for ('Oil - I O C T3 !1 ft late
niL-h.t i.nd nHiinuK Hnudmess on ci'S.-i
and prttcnes of early morning low
flood- m imri'ifrn interior. Untie trip-
p n l si rp rii.'.HL'c. I o-.v inn icht 4-" 1
H ' ch Sa I u rri.i;- i n land 7.M-RO m oorl h
a:i-i in '-ttuth. alone coast M.
Northrrn C'alitorma: A few sraitercd
thunderstorms in Inch mountain; and
!" "o eoa.'t. Otherwise lair through
Saturday .
i or i n t
TKMPERA n.'Rfc: .Mean esterday
72. heluw normal 1 .
Record Inch ibis (Jate I'm in 1 rOi
r; o. o re! ! r w this date 40 in TMT
PRKCIP1TATION 2t hour? to inid
niizht. trace .Midnight to !0 a m . nonn
Total this uiontn 04 inch, 77 inch
above normal
1 otal since Sept. 1 . HI 31 inches,
lfl .".o niohPF above normal
HL'MiDi rv Lov r) esterdav 37"c.
luchpst thi.s a m, 87'.,.
CITY
ITch Low Prec.
Brookincs
Craicr Take .
. ( irani.s Pa-.s
i Klamath Falls
MEDFORD .
: Port land
1 Seattle
SnoKane .
Yakima
5 I
U2
; P.ureka .M't
I Red BUif f
'. Sacramento 92
Si.n Francisco -. 77
Los Ancclei R4
Phoenix !)7
! llrin er u t
' rhu-aso R't
.Miami PS
i New York R7
1 Washington. D C S3
70
59
FlVf-V FORECAST
(Through A uje. 1 i
W'ftrrn W a-.hinton - H e.stern Or,
son A tew scattered thunder.shu -in
southwestern OreEon early in
period and scattered sliow ers iikely in
western Washington and northwest
ern Oregon Tuesday or 'erinpsriay.
renineraturcs avcracme near orslicht
iy below normal. Hishs 70-76 m west
ern Wa "nine ton. 78-86 in western
Oregon, fia aions coast. Lows 50-54.
Nonhprn 'alifrrnia No precipita-ti-in.
Temperatures below normal.
Everyday TAKE
SCHAM
WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS
PARK PLACE CAFE
302 W. MAIN ACROSS rROM THE OLD CITY PARK
HOUSE of
North of
Gold Hill
AT
On Display - One of the West's Finest
Collections of Gold Dust and Nuggets
Summer Hours - 8 to 7
Under Founder's Management Since 1930
Eight Lightning
Fires Reported
Seven lightning fires were
spotted yesterday on state for
estry department-protected land.
All were small snag or ground
fires and have been controlled.
One fire near Hyatt lake cov
ered about one-tenth acre in old
slash. Other fires included three
in the Soda mountain area, and
one each at the Moon Prairie
guard station, near Buncom and
at Littie Chinquapin mountain.
A Puckett and Scherer logging
crew controlled the Little Chin
ciuapin mountain fire and Puck
ett and Scherer men and the
state's Lincoln warden suppress
ed one of the Soda mountain
blazes. State patrol crews were
disnatched to tiie other fires.
Three fire fighters and two
smoke jumpers of tiie forest pa
trol have controlled a small
lightning fire that started yester
day morning on Brow n mountain
west of Lake of the Woods in the
Ashland Ranger district, accord
ing to the U.S. forest service.
The fire burned about an acre
before it was controlled.
Wall Street
Prices Decline
New York u.P. Virtual end
of the steel strike today set off
consideiable profit-taking driv
ing prices down in all depart
ments. Tins was considered the nor
mal reaction of selling on the
good news.
Dow-Jones Averages
Dow-Jones final stock aver
ages: 30 industrials 512.30, off
3.35; 20 railroads 169.07, off
1.79: 15 utilities 70.85. up 0.06,
and 65 stocks 182.01. off 1.19.
Sales today were about 2.240,
000 shares compared with 2,
OfiO.000 shares Thursday.
Selected stocks from the New
York Stock Exchange:
American Chemical 112
American Can 44 ' i
AT&T lR4"s
Anaconda Copper 77"s
Bethlehem Steel 1 6 1 -" :
Caterpiller Corp 93' -i
Chrysler 63'.i
Continental Can 537
Crown Zellerbach R51 t
Curtis Wright 32' s
Di.i mm 215
Eastman Kodak 97'
General Electric 637s
General Foods 49' s
General Motors :
Georgia Tacific 77' s
Graham Paige 2
Homestake Mining .. .unquoted
Kaiser Fraser unquoted
Kennecott Copper 131ns
Lockheed Aircraft 471
M and M Wood 34' s
Katy Pfd 66
Montgomery Ward 42Ts
New York Central 30 1 -
renneys. J. C 93" 4
Perm RR 24' 2
Radio Corporation 43' 2
Richfield Oil
Soenny Vacuum 59' j
Southern Co. 22' s
Southern Pacific 51
Standard California 56"i
Standard Indiana 61
Standard N. J 604
Sun Mines
Texas Gulf 32' 2
1 Tex. Pac. Land Trust 81
I Trans American 33 :s
! Trans West Air 22
! Tri-Continental 28' 1
L'11 Carbide 126::4
Union Pacific 163
United Aircraft 72-"
! U. A. L 41 3 4.
U. S. Rubber 52
: U. S. Steel 62 '2
! Youngstown S & T 98U
! About 1.700 passenger trains
j and 2,400 freights enter or leave
I Chicago daily.
About 160.000.000 U.S. acres
are under the forest service jur
isdiction. There are more automobiles
than telephones on U. S. farms.
OUT SPECIAL!
URGERS
FOR
MYSTERY
Open
Throughout
The Year
t f riday. July 27. 1958
Bids Opened (or
Crater Lake Work
Thomas .1. Williams, superin
tendent of Crater Lake National
park, has recommended that a
contract be awarded the W. H.
Conrad company of Medford for
improvements of the Annie
Springs compground and roads
in the park.
Conrad submitted a low bid
of S71.153 for the protect, which
is 1he first construction work
involved in the 10-year "Mission
66'' improvement program.
Other bids were received from
Standard Construction company.
Portland. $74,030; Graham
Brothers, Klamath Falls, S78,
166: and M. C. Linninger and
Sons. Medford. S81.753.
Work will consist of develop
ment of a new campground at
Annie Springs, including - 1.2
miles of road. 70 campsite park
ing spurs, water lines and septic
tanks.
"Mission 66" is the program
now before congress which
would appropriate S4. 328. 000 for
improvement of facilities in na
tion parks to handle expected
use of national parks by 1966.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland il'.P. i Cattle, for week,
t4nu Chmee led steers $23-24 includ
ing 'SO. 1.140 ih.s. at S24. good steers
Slm ."td-22. choice 82.i lb. led heifers
S22 2j. jjood and choice S-21.30. other
good heifers $20-21; utility and com
mercial cou s SI 0-1 2-50. some SI 3
early; utility bulis S13-14; some to $15.
Calve. for week ri.iO Good and
choice ealers S 1 - 1 7 . good and choice
hc;.vv calve SM-lfi
I iog;. for week. 1.700 No. t and 2
hutchers 180-235 lbs. SIR 75 to $19 25:
No. 1. 2 and 3. $17.75-18.50, with No. 3
down to Si 7.50 and under. Sows 300
500 lb.. 12-16- Feeder pigs $16-17.
Sheep. lor week. 4.100. Choice
spring lambs mostly 520.50 to $21.
good and choice SI 8-50-20: good and
choice above 75 lb. feeders $13-16.
Old crop lambs yearlings $12-13.50;
cull to good slaughter ewes S2-4.
The first football game was
played between Rutgers and
Princeton universities on Nov. 6.
1369.
ANNOUNCING!
For the
Vacation Season
Tabu
Dinner House
Will Be Closed on Sunday
Starting Sunday, July 29
MEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL FIELD
TWO DAYS ONLY
AUGUST
TWICE
DAILY
230 - 8
p.m.
The JACKSON COUNTY
SHRINE CLUB
Present - - - The All New
and Distinctly Different
Produced by Tom Tacki Circui
Stupendous Mobilization of Arenic
MarveU , . . Amazingly Accomplished
Animali . . . Natural enemies ol the
jungle depths educated beyond belief.
Educated Canines, Playful Clowns,
Adept Aerialisrs. Dancing Horses,
Frolicking Bears, Lavish Sky Ballet . . .
Bubbling Over With Laughs,
Thrills and Surprises.
Avoid standing in line. Get tickets
now at Esquire Theatre Bldg., or from
any Shriner.
ADULTS - SI. 20
Children 50c
Reserved seats: Matinees 60e Addis.
Nights 51.00 Addit.
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Selling Techniques ,
jSame in Classroom
I Lubbock. Tex. tU.P Dr.
! Ernest Tiemann told a classroom
j workshop meeting that it's time
eaucators realized that tech
niques used by business and in
dustry to sell are the same tech
niques needed to put over a point
in a classroom.
j Schools are years behind busi
ness in using pictures and sound
'in their presentations, said Dr.
I Tiemann. a University of Texas
faculty member.
! Such techniques may not be
j "traditional." but research has
j shown they are more effective
I because they appeal more to an
1 individual's senses of sight and
. hearing. Dr. Tiemann said.
; He put part of the blame for
the economic light of the teach-!
ing profession on the educators
because they have not been will
ing to use modern techniques in
presenting their points to their
supporting public.
Dr. Tiemann is a national lead
er in the audio-visual field. He
directs that phase at the Univer
sity of Texas, is president of the
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