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Dairy Drive-In Opens in Medford For Motor Traffic The first "Dairy Drive-In" in the Rogue Valley opened in Med ford this week. Catering to motor traffic, the Village Dairy-Smith, located at East Main and Genessee sts., car ries a complete line of dairy pro ducts including ice cream, milk, butter, eggs, cheese, and bread, and boasts "50 second service," to shoppers. Proprietor is Vince Smith, a comparative new-comer to the Rogue Valley. Reared in North Piatt, Neb., Smith entered Oregon State col lege at Corvallis after army ser vice, "because it is the only col lege in the west that offers a complete program in dairy bact eriology and chemistry." He re ceived his masters degree there in 1951. Plant Manager He was manager of Oregon's famous Langlois Blue Cheese plant at Langlois until it was de stroyed by fire in 1954. He then came to Medford to establish the Blue Cheese plant at Rogue River Valley Creamery in Cen tral Point. In 1956, Smith purchased the distributorship of Gilman's Dairy, an old established plant near Medford, which he still re tains. ' "Dairy drive-ins are an estab lished service in most large cit ies'" Smith stated, "and it seem ed only progressive to offer the same kind of service to the peo ple of Medford." The Smiths live at 822 Sher man st. with their four children, , i . . . . T 1 a -. t- -i I two Doys ana iwu gins, iiicjr ais. members of the First Baptist church where Smith is president of the Men's Organization and teaches the high-school boys' class. 950 Drivers Get Licenses Suspended Salem Nearly 950 Oregon residents had their licenses to drive suspended last month aft er tangling with Oregon's traf fic laws. But the drivers who lost li censes were but a small portion of the number in trouble as Ore gon courts reported a total of 11,407 traffic violation convic tions for August. Reasons for license suspen sions, according to the August report from the department of motor vehicles, included: Driving while intoxicated, 275; reckless driving, 68; viola tion of basic rule, 46; hit and run, 10; failure to report an ac cident, 39; driving record too frequent accidents or convictions 91; and involvement in fatal accident, 9. One hundred and six drivers had to be given additional pe riods of suspension under Ore gon law because they were found to be driving while al ready suspended. Three-y ear-Old Killed When Car Slips Brakes Salem IIP) Rickie Garrison, three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Garrison of Stayton, suffered fatal injuries Friday when a car parked on an incline lipped its brakes and rolled over him. The Linn county sheriff's of fice said the accident occurred near Lyons on the Scio highway. The boy apparently had been playing around the parked car. ALL IN THE EAR I f " " - - - .DAIRY DRIVE-IN OPENS A dairy drive-in, pers can have complete dairy service in 50 the first of its kind in the Rogue valley, seconds, according to owners. The building is opened in Medford last week. Motoring shop- located at 703 East Main st. Sunday, Sepiember 8, 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE Sand Foils Teenagers In Car Theft Attempt Panama City, Fla. (IP) The harder they tried, the deeper in sand and trouble these two teen-agers got. The boys, ages 13 and 14, stole a car in Birmingham, Ala., and drove it to Panama City. It got stuck on the beach. They stole another car for Black bear now roam wild in 34 states in the U. S. Average U.S. county is 961 square miles in area. Rubies range in color from rose to deep purple. Collision With Stump Kills Teenage Youth Shaw Island, San Juan Coun ty (IP) Roger Gordon, 18, Van couver, Wash., was killed here Thursday when the pick-up truck he was driving ran off the road and hit a stump. About 70 per cent of Mexico's workers are farmers but they live on only about 7 per cent of the land. towing purposes. It got stuck too. No telling how long this would have gone on if a deputy hadn't wondered about the four vehicles in the sand, investigated and hauled the boys away to jail. HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS Station KWIN 1400 K.C. Sundays 10:15 A.M. The ability of the eye lens to focus on near objects declines with age. Hyderabad in India i the richest, yet most sparsely pop ulated Indian state. Distributor "OIL TO BURRP Let Us Fill Your Tank Now Medford Fuel Co. Tel. SP. 2-2111 Court & McAndrewt fi" What you see m this girl's ear is Sonotone's new hear-. ing aid complete. -IT'S WORN ENTIRELY IN THE EAR no cord, no extra "button." Weighs only half an ounce. Women's hairdos hide if completely." On men, this amazing hearing aid is barely noticeable from any angle. COME IN, PHONE Oil WRITE, f Hit DEMONSTRATION -NO OBLIGATION SQN0T0NE C. R. Adamson, Dist. Mgr. 839 E. 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