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7. .... - . .m m - ' 11 1 . . .. ." . J "... . " " nn-uu-m.-ii ' , I O ,5 O o JO o o ltd qTo Confer Sank -The rank cf Iwiiigln wgj be conferred by Talisman lode. Knights of Pythias, upon a Qass of Es quires at a meeting at 8 p.m. Monday, June 9. A buiftt lunch willhe served following the ceren.riies, according to Roland G. Beach, master of work. Drivers Cited Gerald Allen Vice, 527 Barnes ave., was cited for failure to yield right-of-way Friday following a collision on South Mooc ave., involving his car and a sedan operaUQQbf James Allen Browning, 700 Park Place No. 5, city police re- . ported. Lillian Hammersley, Ashland, was cited for fc$ow- : ing too close after lr car was involved in a collision Friday at North Riverside and Stew fjt ave., witft cars driven by Carroll G. Zachary. Talent, and Ke&on D. Mayfield, Cave Junction. Births GRIEVE To Mr. and Mrs James, box V&, Prospect, June 5. 1958, boy, 8 lbs., at Kogue Valley hospital. HANSEN To Mr. and Mrs Calvin, 511 West Jackson st., Medford, June 7, 1958, boy, 6'i lbs., at Rogue Valy hos pital. GRIFFITHS To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, 518 Benson st., Medford, June 7, Q958, girl. 6V4Mbs., atU Rogue Valley hospital. r (J n rFESTON To. ME. sfcd Mrs. William Goldsmii, 1417 6, 1955, boy, 7 lbs., at Sa- . cred Heart hospital. VERSCilOOR To Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jake, 2897 Hill- crest dr., Medford, June 7, 1958. boy, lbs., at Sacred Heaft pspit CWILLIAMS To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Elmo, post off $e box 597, Sunny Valley, Ore., June 7, i$58, girl, Ilk lbft, at gacred Heart hospital. REEDY To Mr. and Mrs. Eugene, route 1, box 93, Tal ent Jung 6, 195$ boy, 83A IbsT at Rogue Valley hospital. MEDLEY To Mr. and Mrs. William, 4069 South Pacific highway, Medford, June 6, 1958, boy, 10 lbs., at Rogue Valley hospital. Ditiiniifk? Annoudc? the Vstap'g First STEREOPUQOie IHSTftLLSTign For Your Listening PlefQurft NO 4-2513 HOUSE of North of Gold Hill AT on BISIQ 1 ,J.:f.. ,a3t. IIW Ti Iff f Al m GARDNER OTv W-f v STEWART GRANGER . rM DAVID HIVEN & ) J i q Ihe lime HUT' SY ' X ' Introduce WALTER CKIARI Jr,.J. ' 1 s?- v- -T .'"'V Sep L LT OF i vZr x iSNs -4?u you k PLUS FIRST DRIVE IN RUN OF On Display One of the West's Finest Collections of Gold Dust and Nuggets o Summer Hours 8 to 6 Under Founder's Management Since 1930 Personal P.umsiaje Sale Phoenix Thursday club will sponsor a rummage sale Tuesday, June 10, at the Fehl building from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Hubcep Taken Three lbcaps valued at S30 were reported stolen Friday night from a convertible owned by Fred James Warner, 503 Maple st., according to Med- ford police. ' ' ' Tonsillectomy Gregory Jones, 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones, 507 Ore gon Terrace, Medford, under went a tonsillectomy at Rogue Valley hospital Friday, the hospital reported. o Granddaughter Mr. and Mrs. R. Ward Bebb of Modes to", Calif., are the parents of a daughter born June 2.. The baby was named Barbara Ann and weighed 7 pounds. She is a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Royal Bebb, 528 South Grape st. ftSews About Servicemen KOME OK LEAVE Sgt. Dale M, Cullips,. route 1, box 153, Talent, is home on leave from the First Marine division. He will leave July 26 for Okinawa, where he will be stationed . for two years as an instructor in amphibious tractors. Sgt. Cullips, who has been stationed in Japan, recently completed a goodwill cruise through the Middle East. Any one wishing information re garding the Marine Corps or is interested in an enlistment is invited by Sgt. Cullips to call at his home. , ' STUMM PROMOTED Lt. (j.g.) Ernest A. Stamm, USN," son of Mr. and Mrs. Er nest A. Stamm, 20 South Peach st., has been promoted to lieutenant. " - ' Lt. and Mrs. Stamm make their home in San Diego; where he is a Navy aviator flying the FJ-4B "Fury" light attack aircraft. He is a 1954 graduate of the U. S. Naval academy. - Mrs. Stamm is the former Ruth Ann Kleppisch, Collins ville. 111. 4MZD COMMANDER Cadet Paul R. Eckel, Med ford, has been named com mander of the Air Force Re serve Officers Training Corps at Brigham Young university for the school year 1958-59, according to Col. Barnett S. Allen, chairman of the depart ment of air science. Cadet Eckel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul O. Eckel, is a junior majoring in marketing. He plays guard on the varsity football team. He assumed command of the cadet corps last week at a leadership training laboratory. The planet Venus, Earth's closest neighbor, perpetually veils its face beneath a sea of clouds. At intervals of about a year and a half, Venus draws close to Earth and be comes the evening star, bright enough to cast a shadow. MYSTERY Open Throughout The Year CLUB NEWS Griffin Creek Cooking Club Meeting was called to order June 3 by our president, Christine Helman. We all gave the pledge. Then after the business was adjourned we had our projects. One of our projects was about the proper storage of meats and how-to make hamburger pat ties and how to wrap sand wiches. :We also learned how to wash dishes correctly. Then the meeting was adjourned. .Karen Hugdahl, Reporter Motor Pool Will Consolidate Cars Salem (UPI) Passenger vehicles owned by the state in the Portland area will be sonsolidated into a motor pool July 1, State Finance Director John F. Richardson an nounced Saturday. The Portland motor pool was approved by the state legislature last year. Location of the pool is at South West Fourth and hall streets near the state office building. Storage, servicing and dispatching facilities for about 125 vehicles will be in cluded. Williams Named Association Head Salem (UPI) State High way Engineer W. C. Williams was elected president of the Western Association of State Highway Officials as the as sociation concluded Its week long annual conference at Salt Lake City Friday. Williams, who has served as secretary and vice-president of the association, presided this year over the general ses sion, during which the ex panded federal aid highway program was dicussed. The meeting was attended by Highway Commissioners Milo K. Mclver, Robert B. Chessman and Kenneth Frid ley. The human tear gland, lachrymal, is about the size of an almond. The Medical by Super-Voltage Rays Helpful In Cancer At a recent medical meet ing in Houston, Dr. Gilbert Fletcher reported that some of the new su p e r - voltage x - rays and other forms of radiation have been giving e x c ellent re- ' suits in the t r e atment of c e r tain can cers. In a se ries of 74 cases in which the patient had a cancer either in the back of his throat or r in his mouth, 70 per cent of the lumps were destroyed, whereas with the old type of treatment only 33 per cent were destroyed. Already, the two-year sur vival rate of patients has al most doubled. Quite a few patients with cancer of the bladder or with an inoperable cancer of the neck of the womb have been saved 'with the new powerful rays. Cholesterol in Arterial Disease . At Harvard, a team of doc tors has discovered a new and possibly very fruitful method of studying the influence of cholesterol and pther fat-like substances on arteries. They have grown cells from the human aorta (the large artery that comes out of the heart) in cultures, and then have modified these cultures by adding cholesterol to the nu trient medium. This choles terol did much harm. Then linolenic acid, such as is found in vegetable oils, was added, and the culture became al most normal - again. When stearic acid, which is found in animal fats, was added, there was a deposition of much fatty substance among the growing cells. The results of these experi ments tend to reinforce the clinical studies which indicate that unsaturated linolenic acid, added to a diet, tends This Sunday Before or After Church . . Enjoy BREAKFAST (Served Anytime) at the Hotel Medford Dining Room 4-1 Dr. Alvarez CHILDREN ALWAYS WELCOME HILTS Student Receives Honors BY MRS. M. FCAVIN ; ; "Hilts Wendell Snooks, a senior at Yreka High school, was chosen student of the year by the Yreka Rotary club during a luncheon in the Yreka Inn. He was given an engraved wrist watch. Snooks won an award cer tificate in the National Merit Foundation scholarship exam ination earlier this year. He also was awarded the Bank of America certificate award in science. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Snooks. Mrs. Robert Ferguson was hostess to a Stanley party at her home Wednesday, May 28. Demonstrator was Mrs. Gwen Stockdale of Central Point. Other guests were Mrs. .Wil liam Smith, Mrs. Francis Gwin, Mrs. Bob Burns, Mrs. Don Wilcox, Mrs. Mary Cash, and Mrs. Sam Cook of Ash land and Mrs. E. E. Gibson of Dead Indian rd. Mr. and Mrs. Al Simmen and children were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Simmen in San Ramon. Mrs. Donivan Ward and daughter, Gayel, accompa nied by Frank Ward of Horn brook visited in the Gilchrist home . in Klamath Falls re cently. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haynes spent Memorial day weekend with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.-Freddie Haynes and, children in Red ding. Mrs. Elizabeth Maguire ac companied Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Kleaver of Yreka to Ander son recently where they were guests of Kleaver's mother, Mrs. Margaret Weston, sister of Mrs. Maguire, who has been visiting in Scott Valley, re turned home with Mrs. Ma guire. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Eastwood of Oxnard were recent guests of their son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kunkel. Dave Sage, Art Hartman and John Roseburg recently attended the game between the San Francisco Giants and Roundup Emeritus Consultant In Medicine, Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine, Mayo Foundation to lower the amount of appar ently hurtful cholesterol in the blood. The only objection to the addition of liquid vegetable oils to the diet is that, recently, some observers have found that, after some weeks, the level of the blood cholesterol goes back up to where it was. Again, I must say, before we ' doctors pre scribe strict diets I suspect we had better wait until more research workers are in agree ment. KNOWLAND Senator Wil liam F. Knowland at press conference in Washington seems in a pensive mood fol lowing his set-back in the California gubernatorial race. His Democratic oppo nent, "Pat" Brown almost snowed the senator under in the primary. ' A The 1957-58 Argentine cot ton crop is estimated at 480, 000 bales. This is a decline of 83,000 bales from the? previous year. Insects, bad weather and disease curtailed production. rls, "X- & 1 wJtt?y. the Los Angeles Dodgers in San Francisco. They made the trip on the bus chartered by the Elks lodge of Ashland. Victor Van de Weghe spent the three day weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Leland Stickney in Medford. v Mr. and Mrs. Les Chase and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ozzie Bernheisel, W. D. Snooks and son, Wendell, and Mr. and Mrs. Al Simmen and children spent the Memprial Day week end at the coast in Del Norte county. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Good win and daughters were week end guests of Goodwin's par ents in Cedarville. Art Crowley of Livermore is at his mine in the Beaver Creek area. His wife and fam ily expect to join him at the close of school. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rose and family moved back to their home in Grenada, after resid ing here for several years. Robert Black, who is at tending Oregon State college, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Black, and broth er, Larry, Memorial Day week end. Cheryl Smith who is a stu dent at Chico State college was a week end guest at the Dick Richman home in Scott valley. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. , Smith and family drove to the Richman home to visit their daughter. Mrs. Jake Lindner and daughter, Linda, accompanied by four schoolmates, stopped at the M. M. Silf home Tues day evening en route to their home in Mt. Shasta, after spending the day in Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Free meyer drove to San Francisco last week to return their daughter, Mrs. Mark Bonner, who recently underwent ser ious brain surgery there, to her home in Red Bluff. Friends of Mrs. Bonner will be pleased to know that she is improved and well on the road to complete recovery. This correspondent wishes to correct a mistake made in this column in Tuesday's edi tion. It was stated that a layette shower was given for Mrs. S. Marin. It was given for Mrs. Italo Marin at Mrs. Shienier Marin's home. Among those from out-of-town here to attend the eighth grade graduation exercises were Mr. and Mrs. Florin Van de Weghe, Mrs. Agnes Clark and son, Buddy, of Horn brook; Mr. and Mrs. Reason Evinsizer and Johnny of Rogue River; Mr. and Mrs. C. Wolff, and Mr. and Mrs. Le land Stickney '' of Medford; Mrs. Dick Richman of Scott Valley; Mrs. Gwen Burrow and daughter, Amanda, of Burney. Mrs. Agnes Cunial, who has been visiting in Yreka, re turned to her home here Wednesday. Mrs. Ransom Smith was hostess to a birthday dinner in honor of Mrs. Roger Smith, on May 22. Guests were Mrs. Roger Smith, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and family Mr. antl Mrs. Charles Sprague and family, Ransom Smith and daughter, Joan. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams and daughter, Brenda, of Yreka, visited Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Williams. They drove to Ash land in the afternoon, then visited the Luther Parker fam ily on Highway 66. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Nesbitt ANDY'S BEST BUY! 17 Jewel Water Resistant Shock Resistant Reg.: '. $49.95 NOW ANDV'S Your Friendly Credit Jeweler S&H Green Stamps 15 North Central $31 98Q and daughter, Donna Jean, of Weott, Calif., visited Memor ial Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.' Gilbert Luper and family. Mr. and Mrs. Marius De Meirs of Eureka were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Eastman and daugh ter, Paula, and Mrs. Agnes Cunial. Mrs. De Meirs is Mrs. Cunial's daughter and Mrs. Eastman's sister. They re turned to their home on Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ayris visited Memorial Day in Ker- by and Cave Junction. The Ayris are former residents of the Illinois valley and re newed old acquaintances dur ing the day. Mr. and Mrs. Julio "Rnsptfn of Redding visited friends here during the Memorial Day weekend. The Rosettos are former residents. Mrs. Carroll Davenport and daughter, Lynn, left recently by plane for Kentucky, where they . will visit relatives for several months. Mr. and Mrs. Henry De Clerck Jr. and children of Yreka were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry De Clerck Sr., on Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Vern Burns made a business trip to River side last Wednesday, return ing the first of the week. Miss Carol Garner of Klam ath river was an 'overnight guest of Miss Diane Ward. The girls had attended the baccalaureate services in, the Yreka High school gym. Jimmy Gibson of Dead In dian rd. was a guest of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferguson, and son for several' days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Lausta lot and sons went on a picnic at Crater lake on Memorial Day. . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Span naus drove to the eastern part of the state on Friday where they were met at Ravendale by their son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Span naus and family of Oroville. The group spent the time look ing for Indian arrowheads and other relics. Ministers Protest Stores Reopening Albany (UPI) Two local ministers protested the pros pective re-opening Sundays of two supermarkets, Foodtown and Safeway, here Friday. The Rev. William SheUhart and the Rev. William Brown said closing of stores on Sun day has met public approval and that most local merchants have declared the plan to be "very successful." The two ministers were challenging the statements that the Sunday closing ex periment was not working out in Linn county. The state ments were by store man agers. He had a 1 R v .and a name to live down! KM Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gilchrist and daughter, Judy, stopped Friday evening at the Don Ward home, en route to Horn brook where they were the guests of Frank Ward. On Sunday they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Robert De Voe and sons, Mrs. Clarice De Voe and Mr: and Mrs. L. A. McCul lough, all of Medford, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Ward and daughters for a barbecue din ner on the lawn at Mr. Ward's home. Mr. and Mrs.' Joe Fogiatto and daughter, Lena, made a business trip to Yreka Satur day. They then drove to Mon tague where they visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rizzardo. Johnny Fogiatto, who has been a student in Chico State college, returned to his home Tuesday for the summer vacation. . It was brought to our atten tion that Mrs. Lucy Mendes was a guest on the Sheila Sherman Feminine Fancies TV show on April 30, where she displayed her needlework. This is Mrs. Mendes' hobby and she has many beautiful pieces. Appearing with her was her granddaughter, Pam ela Mendes. Another hobby called to our attention is the growing of iris at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jones. They have 50 different varieties which were at their peak of blossom recently. Many friends drove to their home on Highway 99, south, to view the spectacular scene. ' ' With the presentation of re port' cards-the Hilts School closed at noon Thursday, May 29. Prior, to that, field trips were enjoyed by the various rooms, the trip made by the third and fourth grades ap pearing in an earlier column. On May 15 the fifth and sixth grades and teacher, Mrs. L. E. Jeter, traveled to Med ford where they visited at the Tucker Sno-Cat plant, Harry and David Bear Creek Pack ing Plant, and Beck's Bakery. A rest period was spent in Hawthorne park after which they all enjoyed lunch at the "Clock." Mothers taking cars were: Mrs. Robert Fremd, Mrs. Al Simmen and Mrs. Robert CANDLE ROOM . AN EXCELLENT PLACE TO DINE YOUR GUEST ALWAYS GOOD FOOD , . GLEAMING SILVERWARE EFFICIENT SERVICE NICE ATMOSPHERE LINEN-CLOTH AND NAPKINS A!R CONDITIONED' AN ESPECIALLY GOOD PLACE ' TO EAT IF DIETING Buy only what you want See what you buy HOTEL MEDFORD Weekdays 5:30 P.M. until 12 P.M. Sunday 4 P.M. - 11 P.M. uw 00 CONTINUOUS FROM 1:00 reputation to rail : mmi LESLIE NIELSEN MICKEY SHAUGHNESSY EDGAR BUCHANAN GrMEiiASoPe and METR0C0L0R Scrta F!jj by WUJAM BOWERS and JAMES EDWARD GEORGE MARSHALL - MAIL TRIBUNE, AeJforc', Trinca. . On May 21, the first and second grades and teacher, Mrs. Alec Rutledge, spent the day at the S. S. Bar Ranch northwest of town. Mrs. Vern Burns served punch, to the children and coffee io the adults to go with their sack lunches. The group toured the ranch buildings and were able to see the livestock at close range, always an interesting sight to boys and girls. . Mothers going were Mrs. Les Chase, Mrs. Lome Martin, Mrs. John Brannon, Mrs. Rob ert Fremd. Mrs: John Green and Mrs. Vic Van de Weghe. The seventh and eighth grades visited Yreka"5 High school on May 22 to become acquainted with a school so much larger than theirs. On May 23, at the close of school they enjoyed a picnic in Lithia Park, then swimming at Twin Plunges. They then drove to Medford to attend a show at the Craterian theater. Transportation was by school bus, driven by their teacher, Mario Michelon. On May 26, this group took a tour of the woods and log ging operations. Resident manager Mel Barron, Don Fremd, Dave Sage, and Mario Michelon transported the group by car. On May 27, they were taken on a conduct ed tour of the mill and other plant installations, where they saw how the logs are processed after arrival from the woods. Explaining the various phases and answering questions were Mel Barron, William Tollis, and W. A. Buckhorn Mineral Springs Ashland, Ore. Enjoy health, rest, comfort. and hospitality amidst pleasant surroundings. HOT MINERAL BATHS for Rheumatism, Arthritis, Neu ritis, and Nervousness. CARBON DIOXIDE VAPOR BATHS for High and Low Blood Pressure Sinus, and Skin Eruptions. LODGE AND LIGHT HOUSE KEEPING CABIN'S at Rea sonable Rates. . . o Write for Reservations PHONE LONG DISTANCE Buckhorn Mineral Springs DR. 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