Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 31, 1956, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday. July 31. 1956 MEDFOSD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE V 1-, A' 7 SHIRLEY MAY LILLY Medford Lions Club i VICKIE NOEL Central Point Jaycces MARILYN STEWART Jacksonville Lions Club LINDA WARREN VFW Central Point Activities for Gold Rush Jubilee Listed DIXIE JENNINGS Talent Lions Club Lanii;--Sh;m(,"e Phoio ' !:.! ;:cs f'r Ja ksonvillr fi.n c Gold R 1 i .-: i J.ii.i Dunfopi. nru-rni .;-;"!irtr;. Clubs tpoi.'.rii.v ';:"' ' '--riav vrnt ij'rjwU' -i- T-ib r ' Cr;ur, MHford. hurl Jai'k.-i'iiviijf Lions Hubs. A -'(!., tr ('b;u!'iiHM ;irc Ir-HuW ("i)r:--!l:.n. Mi;rry Dimi,;i.s aiid Glenn Linn Queen's Ball T'n- :,':.!:.! Q'lPdl's l.;.il VI. til bo h"!d ';irtif:y t D n.m . 'riiH'"iii; . A -J 2 1. in tiic Jiirk-vMU'iib- f '..rornuniTy intil. v.-hn Hip Qurrn hi- i', lined (nnn iiion nii:P (-.'irviii-iiiT-'s. Niunin of thr fjiii on is c-i if (i 1 , 1 f d tiout 1 1 p.m. flnd i? sf If-r-tcri cm thp ' buis nf t h nunibrr of tickets sold for the Jubilee. i Activities will s'.'irt jit 10 a.m. S;ittird;i v. Auz. 4. with an intro doetinn of officials and corona-: t on of tbe Queen at t!:c judite s ..'i-.d i-i Iront of tbe I' S MotrI. . Hiivk .Imni-on r.t Morlford w ill , er e a- master ff eerenionirs. A Kiddies parade will be held on Cal'fornia ?!. starting at 10:"0 a i-ri, Satnrda'- and bt t-A'-en 11 and 12 noon tocr1 v. :!l he a frep bar-be-cup at tbe .Iackson-ille Hiqh chool field, nil"- Heine's j band will present a concert t i the judge's stand a? noon Art Exhibit j Tiie sixth annual art exhibit ored i :e !;br.. ti.e Southern Ore ,f A:-.--- will open .- at r.'.-on S-'-l;rdH,-. d sold !-a 'n'r-r a:e : n i hedLiled at 12:1.'. and 12.::0 p.m. Sciturca;.- afTernoon e rnt.- in clude 4-H judging a the hi'-h icbiool i.' lu. an addre.-s b- Wil liau: C. r.fjiufini:. eiitrict e.er nor of Lions clubs, at the Jack- Josephine Fair lo Mark Centennial Grant- I';is.- Jost piiine coun ly fair will n ark its centennial with four full days of events Ajj. P. ti.rour-h 11. Activitip; at the fairgrounds luclucir- '.-(.r:d ciuinipiruisiiip ro deo competition Wednesday ;uid Thursday lucl'its. old fashioned political rallies Friday and S.-.t-ui(iay. a fat stock auction Fri day, and Kiwanis kids day. horse racins. a liorse show and the centennial pageant on Sat urday. There will be dancing every niu!-it. Post fair hore racinc is scheduled for the afternoon nf Sunday. Aug. 1 2 Christcnson brothers will p'p--cnt the rodeoc. Friday will be Demncra'ie day in the political activity. U.S. Senator V.'ane Morse, congressional a-pirant Charles O Torter anrj guberna torial nominee Robert D. Holmes will be on hand. Republicans will rally on Saturday. The Davis Shows carnival will be at the fairgrounds all four day. YotinL's'ers will be able to take the rides at reduced ratp on kid? day and Kiwanian plan -pecia! games for bo s arri airl.-. Saturday horse racing w ill b" at I p.m. and tiierc w.iil bo a gymkhana. The pageant v 1; be an 3 p.m. event A!".--' of 'be feature e'.t nl- .if Hip fair v. ill be in the covi red arena, only oiTp of its typo in this part of Oregon. Jo Boy Hurt Vhcn Hit By Car in Parking Lot Brooks. Ore. 'UP A six-year-old boy was under obsei-va-mn for pos.-ible concussion to day after hp was struck by a car in the parking lot nf a super market here yesterday. State police said the iad Phil lippe Ocupe. son of Mr. and Mrs. Prime Ocupe. Salem, was struck by a car driven by Robert E. Moriary of Salem. Rd and t.se t lpss:fif-d ,dc riie Communitv S'-ccst Miirkplolce isonviile museum at 2 p.m.. ana seeral entertainment perform i ances. including log bucking, ax ithrowina and chopping contest ! Amnns entertainers will be j Miss Pat - dancers. Colleen Hope i dancing group. Mrs. Alexande -j Hawaiian band. Dave Ashton : and his guitar. Casear Muzzinh - acifirdion band and the Foiv-t Chapman Guitar studio. Pageant Scheduled At 8 1' p m. Saturd.ii ean' v.-!! i;e presented Jacks,,n .ilo city h:.'l husk's rtaiirr band will furni-n ni isic for dancing l;i twc'ii ! n 111. and 1 a.m. at the Commun ity hall. Sunna" activitir- include 10 a ni. mass at Historic St. Joseph's Catholic church, and 11 a.m. 'services at tile Presbyterian. As spmblv of God church and the ; Old Pioneer Methodist church. ' Afternoon Program The al'ernoon program stai with the Old Fashion parade at 12:'10 p ui and the grand pnranc : at 1 p. in . Dr Clifford Miller of South ern Oregon college w. ill speak at thp museum at 2:30 p.m. i Other afternoon activities in- j chide entertainment by various musical groups and an Old Fid- i dlers' contest at the judges' sland at 4 p.m. There will he dancing at the community hall between 9 p.m. and 1 a.m. , 1 1 1 MARION CHRI5TEAN Crater Lions Club s Gunman Arrested in Murder at Tijuana Tijuana. Ilex. .U Manuel Duenas. described by Mexican authorities as a known gunman, today was held for the assassina tion of local newspaperman Manuel Acrosta Mcza. Baja California Attorney Gen eral Porfilia Diaz Sibajas said Duenas was one of four men ar rested shortly after the victim was gunned down in front of his fashionable home Thursday night. Acosta Mcza had been conducting a campaign against corruption, vice and narcotics in the border city. ! Meanwhile, police posted guards outside the home of Car I los Ortega, associate of Acosta in the publishing of El Impar tial. Ortega, also president of the Lower California Newspa permen's Association. Monday told authorities he had received a telephone' threat against his life. Ortega said he would continue lo publish despite the threat and slaying of his associate, lie said Acosta Mcza prior to his death had announced plans to publish a lisj of names of those giving and rccei -ing bribes. The average London comniut- 1 More than 50 million passeng ter travels 1.939 miles on 479 j er cars and 12 million trucks trains every year, reports Brit-j were built in the United States ish Railways. I in the past 10 years. f3 !f A W l jus j y ii Surprise To clear all summer goods, regardless of cost! k) I r . tl ' ki c tr- -j won r miss i nis money saving evenr Sale Starts Wednesday, 10 A.M. Be in Line . . , First Come First Served! S-4 - - - - w Vf- 3 v mlm I . - I JLf m DIXIE LEE WALKER Ladies1 Ladies1 Ladies' Cotton Ladies' Rimnp1;,;lf SHOES Bathing Handbag iJIUUrfWJ Drejs and Casual Types SlIlfQ Values to 55.00 (Not All Siies) M I I J Plaid and Plain Colors Values to 54 95 70 CLEAR VLUjt-vU I q $89. $345 $5 $1095 s"98 SJ95 s1495$35 $10oo$25o Women's Dress & Women's Orion Women's Summer Women's Suits Casual Shoes Wool Sweaters Coats Lincn and Wo' Suit5 ?J, Boxy and fitted .... 81 A'l vgni cet-. 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ALL SALES ElfS' OPEN No Refunds WOMEN'S APPAREL & SHOES W t"" No Exchanges r ... , M -L , rsires . 3 Corner 6th and North Central tm o D ki No Lay-AwayS Medford, Oregon II V r.M. ri f CAROL COGHILL Medford Jaycees GAYLE SEYMOUR Aihland Jayc?j Beoverfon Womon Dies n Nevada Auto Wreck Las Vegas, New U.R Mrs. Barbara Jean Connelly, 24. of Beaverton, Ore., was fatally in jured and her son. Steven Mitch ell Connelly. 2, suffered a minor head bruise csterday when their car overturned on U. S. Highway 35. 70 miles northwest of here. Officers said Mrs Connelly was dead on arrival at Southern Nevada Memorial hospital. The, boy was admitted to the hospital for observation and treatment. The first baseball game played in America was between the Knickerbockers and the New York Nine, June 13, 1846. About five quarts of milk make one pound of American cheese. 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