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

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    Tuesday. July 31. 1956
MEDFOSD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
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SHIRLEY MAY LILLY
Medford Lions Club
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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
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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.
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MARION CHRI5TEAN
Crater Lions Club
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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.
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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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