Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 29, 1958, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextG I I 1 1 'romotfiao The rank of Page will be conferred on qualified members by Talis man lodge. Knights of Pyth ias, at 8 p.m. Monday, June 30. in the Pythian building here. The following week the rankDf Knight will be be stowed on qualified members, according to Don Lacey, chancellor commander of the local order. pn't ftiss This BIG- DAUCE ft SHOW HOH., 4UNI 30 - 9 to 1 4'Tifb Community Hall CARY GRANT DEBORAH KERR You'll love through aery moment of. . . Mum Cimema5cop com i KUtf Jhio Sunday $cfer r After Church . . "joy BREAKFAST (Corvee Anytime) at the Hotl Medford Dining Room CHILDREN ALWAYS WELCOME i ftrl Is Here To Welcome Her Customers SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS - Soup and Salad YOU CHOICE 9am Prid Chicken, Cream Gravy aji AP Otn Prsh Roast Beef, Brown Gravy oT Zo Cold Ham or Beef Plate, Potato Salad II Crab or Shrimp Louie U Stetfc i4 Se Food $1.35 and up Wot loll and Choice of Dessert, Ice Tea, Hot Coffee or Milk Alt Chillee Plates. CTATS0I1 STEAK HOUSE 3310 N. Pacific Hiway SP 3-1678 Chicken Every Sunday II lo ef old fashioned noodles, hot biscuits and honey! Op.n July 4th Serving Meals From 12 Noon . with FRIED CHICKEN AND POTATO SALAD orders to take out! Hours: Wednesday-Saturday, S p.m. to 9 p.m.; Sunday, 12 noon to 8 p.m.; closed Monday and Tuesday COUNTRY KITCHEN 1490 South Tolman Creek Road Ashland, Oregon Turn to Your Right at the Flashing Signal on Highway 99, 2 Miles South ef the College HOUSEof North of Gold Hill AT 0" Display One of the West's Finest Collections of Gold Dust and Nuggets i Summer Hours 8 to 6 Ussier Founder's: Management Since 1930 Local and Personal Name The business name Mid-Coast Distributors, Tenth and Fir sts., has been assumed by Raymond Miksche and Robert M. and Peter T, Trim, according to records at the county clerk's office. Business Names The busi ness name Elliott's Market, al so known as Elliott's Grocer, at 2475 Stewart ave., has been retired by Harold and Edith Elliott, according to records in the county clerk's office. Toastmisiress Toastmis tress Council 4 will hold a picnic today at the home of Mrs. Clarence Wilson on Wal den lane at 12:30 p.m. Six clubs make up the council, and the yearly installation of officers will be held. i Patients Leon Shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Shaw, 2607 Howard ave., Medford, underwent an emergency ap pendectomy at Rogue Valley hospital Friday night. Larry Regester, son of Mr. and Mrs LeRoy Regester, post office box 17, Eagle Point, was treat ed for a fractured arm, the hospital reported. . Death Reported Friends here have received word of the death of Mrs. Blaine Klum, former resident, who died recently in Palo Alto, Calif. The KJums lived here for several years while Mr Klum was manager of the Foster-Kleiser company. Mrs. Klum is survived by a daugb ter, Mrs. Robert Antz, and one grandchild. ! s! DRIVE HI RUN! LANCASTER CURTIS Stalk of SCcbSS II This Sunday's SPECIAL! HAM HOCKS & CABBAGE MYSTERY Open Throughout The Year Collisions Two accidents were reported by city police Friday and Saturday. Rich ard Herman Degroot, 5170 South Pacific highway, Med ford, and Donald Earl Har rison, 1003 South Peach st., Medford, were drivers of ve hicles involved in an accident at Third and Front sts. Fri day about 11:15 a.m. Har rison was cited by police for failure to yield right of way. The second accident, about 12:01 a.m. Saturday at Court and - Edwards sts., invovled cars driven by Joe Ann La casse, 361 North Fourth st., Central Point, and James Phil lips, 317 Ross Lane, Medford. Phillips was cited for disobey ing a traffic signal. Obituary MRS. JEJNNIE MAY BOLT Mrs. Jennie May Babb, 82, a resident of Grants Pass for 14 years," died at the family residence, 1113 Highway 199, Thursday. Mrs. Babb was born near La Grande May 1, 1876. She received her education in Wei ser, Ida., and was a member of the Advent Christian church of Medford. In 11 days, on July 7, she and Mr. Babb would have cel ebrated their 63rd weding an niversary. They were mar ried at Midvale, Ida., on July 7, 1895. She is survived by her husband, C. W. Babb, who is a realtor in Grants Pass, and several nieces and nephews. She is also survived by her sister and brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs. S. L. Babb of Med ford. Funeral services will be held at Perl Funeral , home Monday at 2 p.m. Mrs. M. O Shide, pastor of the Advent Christian church will offici ate. Burial will be in the fam ily plot in the Jacksonville cemetery. . Births SMEADER To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smeader, box 237, Prospect, June 7, 1958, a boy, 6V2 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. PARTON To Mr. and Mrs. Weston, Shady Cove, June 27. 1958. eirl, 6SA lbs.. at Rogue Valley hospital. ADAMS To Mr. and Mrs. Larry C, route 1, box 18, Ap plegate, June 25, 1958, boy, 914 lbs., at Sacred Heart hos pital. GATES To Mr. and Mrs. Craig Foster, 495 Clover lane. Medford, June 26, 1958, girl, 7 lbs., at Sacred Heart hos pital. SHULTS To Mr. and Mrs. Joe LeRoy, 820 Beek- man st., Medford, June 27, 1958, boy, 8Vi lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. News About Servicemen GRADUATES Marine Sergeant Alfred L. Hatfield of Prospect was re cently graduated from the non - commissioned officer's leadership school, Camp Pen dleton, Calif. ON LEAVE Army Sgt. Delbert Robert son and family are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Robertson of Prospect be fore continuing to his new duty station, Ft. Lewis, Wash. Robertson first entered the Army in 1948. For the past three years he has been sta tioned in France. . Ex-Convicf Caught After Three Thefls Portland (UPI) A 29-year-old ex-convict was caught and charged with the robbery of three Fred Meyer Stadium store employees late Friday afternoon, by Portland police. Hiller A. Hayes was being held in the Portland city jail on two counts, each bearing S5.000 bail. Hayes was charged with assault and robbery and being armed with a dangerous weapon, according to city police. t Hayes was picked up ap proximately two hours after the trio of Fred Meyer em ployees was robbed. Hayes was nabbed by a CANDLE HOTEL MEDFORD CENTRAL POINT Junior Police Club Meets By DORIS HUGHES Central Point The Cen tral Point Junior Police club under the direction of Police Chief W. P. Bowen met Sat urday afternoon at the city fire station for the first meet ing of the summer vacation All boys and girls between 9 and 14 may join the club, which meets at 2 p.m. each Saturday at the fire station. Mr. and Mrs. Don Burelson and daughter Sheri, returned Wednesday from a 10-day va cation in Los Angeles. The Burelsons returned by the coast route stopping in Cres; cent City to visit at the home of Harold Burelson. A guest recently at the Ar thur Ayers home was Mrs. Ayers' brother, John Stall, of Chandler, Ariz. While here, Stall went with Mr. and Mrs Ayers to Eugrene where they attended the high school grad uation of Miss Betty Tharp. Miss Tharp, who is the Ayers granddaughter, is a former resident of Central Point. A family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Tharp of Eugene Attending were Mr. and Mrs Del Ayers of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Zimmerman and Donna and Ted of Seat tle, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grimes and David and Danny of Klamath Falls, Stall Mr. and Mrs. Ayers and the John Tharp family. Two birthday parties were given June 11 honoring David Langston on his third birth day. The parties were given at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Langston. Guests at the afternoon party were Janet and Gary Snook, Brian and Susan McCoy, Ron nie and Donnie Matejka, Mike Langston and the hon ored guest, David Langston. Guests at the evening party were David's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Rus Peebles of Grants Pass, and his great aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peebles, of Medford. Cheryl Hendrickson re turned to her home in Gold Hill Thursday after 'spending a week at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hendrickson. An anniversary dinner was held Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Hendrick son. Guests were Miss Judy Van Horn, Mr. and Mrs: Jack Hendrickson and Cheryl and Stevie. A party was given last Tuesday at the Wade Tucker home with Miss Melba Tuck er acting as hostess. Games were played and refresh ments served. Guests were Mrs. Ralp Murphy, Betty Sin-' nard, Jewlene Sinnard, Mrs. Delbert Pugh, Mrs. Wade Tucker, Mrs. Boaz Salmon, Mrs. J. H. Van Horn and Mrs. Paul Story. Mr. and Mrs. Roily Clark of Seattle were guests recent ly at the home of ' Clark's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dahl and daughter Pamela, left last week for Truro Air Force base in Massachusetts. En route they visited Pamela's great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Falkenhagen, of Fair- view, Mont. They lso visited Dahl's aunt, Mrs. Olaf Hoi- dorsen. They visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Larson and Mr. and Mrs. A.. T. Burelson of Minneapolis, Minn, and with other relatives in the area. Mrs. Dahl is the former Mar- lene Burelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Burelson of Central Point. Dahl has spent the past year with the Army in Korea. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lacy and family returned recently from a trip to the Portland area. They visited Mrs. Lacy s parents, I Mr. and Mrs. An drew Haugen of Sherndan and Mr. Lacy's mother, Mrs. Iva.Lacy of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Traylor and family returned recently from a four-day camping trip at Harris Beach state park near Brookings. Richard Traylor's sister and family of San Diego left Friday after spending a week at the Traylor home. woman store detective alter she saw him pick up a sausage and a package of cream cheese in the grocery department of the store. " . ; ROOM Genuine Charcoal Broiled Foods! An especially good place to eat if dieting! 5:30 p.m. till 12:00 Sundays 4 p.m. till 11 p.m. Mrs. H. A. Seymour of San Francisco visited here recent ly at the home of her brother- in-law and "sister, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Dobrot. A apprise farewell party was held June 24 at the Les ter Hartley home honoring Mrs. Marvin Wineman, the former Sandra Straus. Co- hostesses with Mrs. Harley were the Misses Barbara Swanson and Judy Van Horn. A gift from the group was presented to Mrs. Wineman. Guests were Mrs. Merle Jack, Debby and Sherie Hart ley, Miss Sharon Mayfield, Miss -Barbara Swanson, Miss Judy Van Horn, Mrs. James Jack, Mrs. William Straus, Mrs. Lester Hartley, Mrs. Elizabeth Jack, Mrs. Wallace McDowell, Mrs. Eldred Jack and daughter Rhonda, Mrs. Gale Friend, . Karon Stelle, Lorna Flurry, Mrs. Stanley Straus and son Jack, and Mrs. Wineman. Mrs. Wine man is leaving July 1 to join her husband, Pyt- Marvin Wineman, in Germany. Sgt. Adrian Van Horn, who is taking Officers training at Ft. Ord, Calif., received on his test this week the highest score in the class of 110 stu dents, according to word re ceived here. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Woller and son Gary, of Merrill, Wis., were guests here last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. August Sukow. Woller is Mrs. Sukow's cousin. Other guests at the August Sukow home recently were Lt. and Mrs. Norman Ernne rich. The Ernnerichs were en route to. the Naval base at Alameda, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wyatt and children Teresa, Paul and Stevie, spent Sunday visiting in Hornbrook, Calif., at the home of Mrs. Wyatt's mother, Mrs. Fred Bloomingcamp. Mrs. Bloomingcamp was host ess for a birthday dinner hon oring Mrs. Wyatt and her sis ter, Mrs. Marge Snider of Medford. Melvin Wyatt of San Fran cisco spent last week end vis iting Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wyatt of Table Rock, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wyatt of Seven Oaks rd. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wyatt of Alder st., Central Point. Sunday evening, the family met at the Ray Wyatt home for a birthday dinner honoring Melvin Wyatt. COURT RECORDS MUNICIPAL COURT Lawauna E. Fears, no ooerator's license in possession, $10. Edward C. Blackwell, disobeyed traffic sign. $5. James Wallace Trueftiood, dis obeyed traffic signal. $5. Richard Dennis Harrev. inade quate equipment, $5. uarreu wayne i nomas, disobeyed traffic sign, $5. DISTRICT COURT Johannah H. Sproul, no ooera tor's license. S6. Jere Kreischer, truck speeding, $15. . Herman K. LeFlor. violation of basic rule, $15. Russell g. Elder, four in driver seat. $10. William H. Johnson, failure to stop, $10. David B. Winmneham. overload. $125. Alt a. Mexvold. failure to atop. $10. Clinton k. fneips, overiengtn, fio. CIRCUIT COURT Irma M. Pare -vs. Roy B. Pare. divorce complaint. , Murie cummmn vs. Dree C. Cummings, divorce decree. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Earl Ervin Evers, Santa Marga rita, Calif., and Loreen Irene Jun- kert, Seattle, Wash. Calvin Edward Meadows. Talent. and Pamela Lee Ayerse, Medford. Hob Daniel iiannery and Uoris Marie Schultz. both of Central Point. - William Lee Coehill. Central Point, and Sharon Judith - Bowen, Medford. John Richard Axe. Wilderado. Tex., and Betty Mae Gilmore Cook, Weippe, Idaho. ANDY recofltmenefs LOVbB RIGHT WTtaLOCMM DMMOMO WMU- An exquisite beauty! 34 CARAT $249 TOTAL WEIGHT EASY C1EDIT USE ANDY'S EASY CREDIT TERMS Take 58 Weeks in '58 To Pay! Other Sets MDY'S Your Friendly Credit Jeweler S & H Green Stamps 15 North Central ILLINOIS VALLEY Bolan Lake Road Ooen By RUTH RAUSCH Cave Junction Clifford Fink, head .ranger of the Illinois Valley Ranger station, said the road to Bolan lake is open. Sunday there were 10 boats sighted on the lake, but no one reported any size able catch. ; The lake has a good popula tion of Eastern brook trout, but they are only about five inches long, according to re ports. This week the roads through Grayback camp are being im proved with crushed gravel. Beginning July 1 a "no smoking while traveling" rul ing will take effect. Overnight campers are also to be re minded to carry with them an axe, shovel and water bucket. A timber sale of 2,700 mil lion board feet along Four Mile creek was made Monday by the forest service to S H & W timber of Grants Pass. Illinois Valley ranger sta tion has manned three of their four lookout stations this week. Al Gravat is sta tioned on Bolan. and Dave Lukert on Piersal, both going up on Monday, and Bob Buhler left for Sanger Tues day. A man has been appoint ed to Canyon Peak, but has not been sent to his position. Mrs. Hollis Bell and sons, Roger and Durand, of Med ford were visitors in the val ley last week as guests of the E. Smiths and Clyde Knights. All members of the Blue Star Mothers club were pres ent at the potluck picnic meet ing 'held at Grayback park last Tuesday. Reports were given on the "Meeting ; of Instruction" by the six members attending the Grants Pass chapter June 9. Plans for the annual Daisy sale to be sometime in August were discussed. The W. A. Saffers had two of their daughters and fam ilies from California, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Howard of Hugh son and Mr. and Mrs. Emer son Nutter of Livingston as house guests last week. Jim and Pat London had Pat's cousin, Sandra Edwards, of Medford, as a guest last Funeral Flowers and Hospital Bouquets GROCETERIA FLOWER SHOP Ph. SP 2-8179 Charge Accounts Welcome Free Delivery - David 4 Evelyn Chase, Owners I MEDFORD RODEO GROUNDS TUESDAY tri JULY 11 LARGEST, MOST VARIED AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF RARE ANIMAL Sj ft n vp - Life 2 week at their home in Kerby. The Rev. and Mrs. George Gray left Saturday for a six weeks vacation in Alberta, Canada, where they will be guests of Mrs. Gray's brothers and sisters. Terry Roberts, formerly of Cave Junction and now oper ating a service station in Riddle was in the valley Mon day to bring his three children for a stay with their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rossiter. The city of Cave Junction has a new police car, a cream colored Ford. Phil Kellar, former police chief, took his post Monday this week until the city can find a replace ment for Ross Turpin. Jack Green, son of the Les Henrys is visiting his sister, Mrs. William Burk, in Cres cent City this week. Visit the OLD OREGON MUSEUM On Sardine Creek at GOLD HILL, OREGON Qrr LIVE BEAR, RARE WC BIRDS & ANIMALS ENDS TONIGHT GARY COOPER GERALD ME FITZGERALD TOP 2nd HIT! CALL SP 3-7323 For Information about Pictures Playing and Time Schedules At Your Theatres GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA ANTHONY QUINN an iutto Arnsrs ftcimf CO-FEATURE CANYON River. C0LkyPefc!C- sense immBsn . MAKIAHENOaSON . McCREAx Ranch W 1 Cinemascope COtOt br p t 21 u DRIVE-IN Jfc -J COUTH PACIFIC WIOHWAVTr I rn.zn I STARTS TONITE I CINemScop Ml STARTS TONITE 1 VVp -X---"TECHNICOLjOII 1 3 MELMcCBEA Mr wiosuv . CO-FEATURE i "ZfftMM THE ' -J lAFF-lOATSf FdfT DONALD OTONHOt MAIL TRIBUNE, Madferd, Oregon, Sunday, June 29, 195t IS Messengers Quartet To Present Concert The Messengers Male auar- tet from Friends Bible college, Haviland, Kan., will present a concert of gospel music on Monday, June 30, at the Med ford' Friends church at 8 p.m. The members of the 'quar tet are all members of the a Thank You I with ro thank my many friends and customers for their support and patronage during the years I have been in business in Eagle Point. I've enjoyed serving you and I hope you will continue your pa tronage under the new management of Bette Emmons, who will give you. fine, courteous service, I'm sure. Open weekdays 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sundays 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. MRS. EMMA F. DeYOUNS Owner of Brooks Cafe, Eagle Point STARTS TODAY -CONTINUOUS FROM 1:00 P.M. DEBBIE CURT M REYNOLDS JURGENSSAXQM l ALEXIS SMITH PLUS A SWELL WESTERN Fighting Judge Scott... WHO SHOT HIS WAY INTO FRONTIER HISTORY! FRED MacMURRAY JOAN WELDON JOHN ERICSON ROBERT MIDOLETON - MARIE WINDSOR HAATCD I STARTING TONITE FIRST RUN ONE OF THE TOP PICTURES OF THE YEAR! ANTHONY QUINN SOPHIA LORE!" as AUila the Hun! who brought the Hun to hie fcneeaf, JOSEPH t lEVTHf WITH A cast on 'thunoerino) THOUSANDS IN TECHNICOLOR ft' STr- M WNtt VIMl lN MMS fOWMB CUNflll MOOUCCS ST POUTM UUStNtlSV . oiMCtco st inoVici$ci lux rim PLUS EXCITING CO-FEATURE m Wife ME I cappella choir of the college and are active in many stu dent organizations. The pro gram will include gospel songs, hymns and spirituals. Host pastor for the quartet will be Clynton Crjsman. The public is invited to attend. ThatTammy Gal is bacfc! 1 TO WW YOUR HEART ALL OVER. AGAIN! MARY ASTOR A UNIyaSAUKTHNAtlONM. WCTUHt Phont 3-2924 AVr IflfillffAV WJ. 77