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,
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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
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.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.
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