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Tunisia is about the same area as New York state. iaix-it.4,i-iAinJfltL. J ENDS SATURDAY! a a issiod! COLOR brtfcUaa Babdariak and the geisha Local and Personal SAM JAFFE - EIKO ANDO Plus ActionI Plus Suspense VAN HEFLIN FELICIA FARR SATURDAY ONLY! TCI I m GREAT HIT! GINGER ROGERS MICHAEL RENNIE NEW SHOW! STARTS SUNDAY! iira!um?!iHj WW HE J. COBB htwcoiw rjffrTT mcm jfpfT IAYLOR LONDON rV Medical Patient-Larry You mans, 1610 Thomas rd., is a medical patient at Rogue Val ley 'hospital, according to friends. Patients - Medical patients at Rogue Valley hospital are John Laffie, "3493 Grant rd., Central Point, and Mrs. Mar jorie Frantz, 22 Quince st., Medford. " In Hospital - Medical pa tients at Sacred Heart hos pital are Morris O'Keefe, Mer rill; Eugene Dickerson, 276 Mace rd.: Moore Hamilton, 43 Rose ave.; and Mrs. Mildred Wilkins, 120 Laurel ave. Con valescing there following1 sur gery is Mrs. Clara Barnett, 343 Hillside rd., Klamath Falls. Theft Reported - August Monroy Farfan, 723 South Newtown st., told Medford police today of ,the theft last night or early this morning of a $50 wheelbarrow and a $5 shovel from the Medford shop ping center construction site, East Jackson st. at Biddle rd, Driver Cited - Thomas Wil liam Perry, 108 G st., Jack sonville, was cited for follow ing too close yesterday after his truck struck and damaged a car operated by Katie Flor ence Moore, route 1, box 328, Talent, on Table Rock rd. at North Pacific highway, ac cording to Medford police. Dog Bites-Dr. William Law rence Buonocore, 433 West Eighth st, treated Kenneth Charles Quast, 7, of Pasco, Wash., for dog bites Wednes day, according to Medford po lice. Police said Dr. Buono- core's own dog was responsi ble. Dr. Buonocore told inves tigators the animal had a re cent litter of puppies, and had been teased just prior to the incident. Attend Meetings-Thomas L Teutsch, 125 South Central ave., is one of eight assistant managers of Mutual of New York life insurance company invited to a regional confer ence of company sales lead ers in Coronado, Calif. Gerald A. Leslie of the Medford of fice has been attending a re gional conference of the com pany's National Field club at Coronado. Leslie was among the top third of MONY's 3,500 underwriters last year in sales production. Dog Missing - Louise Olga Murison, 543 South Ivy st., in formed Medford police yester day that her black standard poodle, GiGi, was apparently stolen from the back yard at that address. Police said the dog's chain was parted. V "Dog Bite Sharon La Vere Keene, 10, of 927 Brookdale ave., was bitten yesterday by a dog owned by Lavann Irene Candose, 722 West Fourth st., according to Medford police. Police said the skin had been broken slightly on the girl's neck. Oil Taken - A total of 2R quart cans of motor oil valued at $17 were taken Wednes day night or Thursday morn ing from Phil's 76 service sta tion, 1601 West Main st., ac cording to a report received by Medford police from Ken neth Bruce Dimmitt, 336 Crater Lake ave. To Attend Celebraiion-Five local representatives of the Equitable Life Assurance so ciety will attend a special celebration at Surftides, Oceanlake, May 17-19 as agen cy leaders in the company's annual "national president's month campaign. They are Neil M. Arant, Elmer I. Dahl, Jerry . M. Gastineau, Arthur M. Savard and A. L. Randies. CHARLES P. BRAINERD Ashland - Funeral services for Charles P. Brainerd, 58, of 135 Mistletoe rd., Ashland, who died May 6 will be held Monday, May 11, at 10:30 ajn. at Litwiller's Mountain View chapel. The Rev. James C. Sin clair of First Christian church will officiated Interment will be in Mountain View cemetery,- Mr. Brainerd made his home, in Ashland since 1950, moving from Russell, Kan., where he and his brother op erated the Brainerd Brothers Machinery shop. Survivors include his wife, Flora Brainerd, Ashland; his mother, Mrs. Brainerd, a brother, Glen Brainerd, and one sister, Mrs. Corrine Hos- kins, all Russell, Kan.1 Wl'W CANDLE ROOM - Charcoal Broiled STEAKS An especially good place to eat if dieting! HOTEL MFnPnnn 5:30 ? m- tm Weekdays "w""" wait Snni Sundays 12 to 10 pm. This Sunday happy nsasr i . HI J Take pother out to ff dinner! Special Mother's Day Dinner Open from 1 p.m. Till Midnight Music from 6 p.m. DARDANELLE At Gold Hill Overpass Hwy. 99 11. A Former Resident Dies in California Friends here have received word of the death May 4 in Sacramento of Mrs. Joe R, Neil, former Medford resident, Mrs. Neil and her husband operated the Medford Furni ture store before leaving for bacramento about six years ago. Survivors, besides her hus band, include two daughters, Mrs. Sheafe Ewing and Mary Neil. Sacramento: a son. Joe Neil Jr., a student at the Uni versity of California; and a grandson, Peter. Ewing. Population of Great Britain is said to have increased by about 4.5 million within the past two decades. Weather nui a icn B1IUWC13 lUJUglll and Saturday morning, becoming Western Oregon: Partial clearing cept overcast along coast and over cAucuic ui uiciii interior. LiOW xo- nignt 42-48. High Saturday 60-70 eXCetSt lncallv 74 in cnntham -in. terinr. Northern California: Fair tonight odiuiuay except partly cloudy extreme north nortion and -tnv 9nH low clouds on coast. Cooler Satur day, uuuook for Sunday fair, TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday Record high this date 80 in 1939. Record low this date 32 in 1950, PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to midnight, none. Midnight to 10 am none. Total this month .64 inch. 36 inch dciow normal. - Total since Sept. 1, 11.82 inches 4.06 inches below normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday o;c, uigiiesi mis ajn. 81. Hlgn 4:30 24-Tester- a.m. hr day Low Prec. City Brookings '. Crater Lake Grants Pass Klamath Falls MEDFORD Portland Seattle Spokane Yakima . 66 58 84 70 81 77 73 70 74 49 34 45 39 46. 46 46 Eureka Red Bluff Sacramento San Francisco Los Angeles . 59 89 88 80 81 52 54 57 49 59 Phoenix .. Denver Chicago Miami Beach New York Washington, D.C. 90 45 54 81 78 91 62 37 43 65 55 57 .08 FIVE-DAY FORECAST (Through May 13): Western Oregon - Western Wash ington Recurring showerv ceriods Total nrecioitation more than nor mal. Temperatures averaging below normal with highs mostly in 16s ana lows in 4us. Northern California No rrecini. tation except possibly a little rain in extreme north at times. Tem peratures - above normal inland. near normal along coast. Southern Oregon FARM FESTIVAL DAYS May 22-23 CRATER HIGH SCHOOL Central Point, Ore. Buffalo and Beef Bar-B-Q Queen Contest . Dane " Helicopter Rides ' Carnival Farm Skill Contests Oregon Centennial Display 2 SHOWS -7:30-9 P.M. ALSO "The Shadows & Roguo Ramblers" SONSORED BY Central Point Jaycees and Crater Hi F.F.A. ' : - ; IN IN PERSON! JIMMY WAKELY and His Show OBITUARIES JOEL W. CAVE Graveside services for Joel Ward Cave, 76, who died in a local hospital Wednesday, will be held at the Medford IOOF cemetery Saturday at 9 a.m. The Rev. R. H. Mathewson will officiate. Perl Funeral home is in charge of arrangements. . Mr. Cave was born in Co manche, Tex., July 23, 1882, and had been a resident of this area for 10 years. He was a cowboy prize rider and a cattle rancher and owned a grocery store. Survivors include his wife, Lucille Cave, Medford; two daughters, Mrs. George Ludi, Santa Fe, N.M., and Mrs. Rob ert Lyons, Richland, Wash.; two sons, Dr. Walter Cave, Longview, Tex.,, and Chester W. Cave, Nowata, Okla.; two sisters, Mrs. A. W. Kingsfield, Rotan, Tex., and Mrs Robert Newland, Fort Worth,-Tex.; four brothers, D. H. Cave, Prosser, Wash.; L. A. Cave, Phoenix, Ariz.; C. L. Cave, Donaldson, Ark., and Joe Cave, Medford. Mr. Cave was married to Lucille Clemens at Artesia, NJV1., Jan. 27, 1909. The family home. is at 312 South Grape st. EUCLID J. MARTIN The body of Euclid Joseph Martin, 58, of Foots - Creek, who died Wednesday will lie in-state at Conger-Morris Fun eral home Saturday afternoon and evening until 8:30 p.m. The body will then be for warded to Kankakee, 111., for services and interment. Mr. Martin was born Oct. 7, 1900, in Kankakee, 111. He was married in Illinois in March, 1920, toLorene Ray, who survives. He had lived in Southern Oregon for the past seven years, being employed at the cement plant at Gold Hill. . . Survivors, in addition to his wife, include three sons, Fred R. Martin, Gold Hill; Kenneth Leo Martin, with special serv ices in Germany; and Jack A. Martin, with the military po lice in Korea; two daughters, Mrs. Rita Pilcher, Kankakee, 111.; and Mrs. Elaine Sizemore, Gold Hill; four brothers, Ovid Martin, Bradley, 111- Dolar Martin, Bradley, 111.; Theo dore Martin, Kankakee, 111 - and William Martin, Bradley, 111.; four sisters, . Mrs. Alma Fortm, Bradley, 111.; Mrs. An toinette Damler, Bradley, 111.; Mrs. . Edna Davis, Toronto, Canada; and Mrs. Alfred Lake, Bradley, 111.; and seven grand children. Another son, Donald G. Martin, was killed serving with the Navy in World War II. ADA B. MORRIS Funeral services for Mrs. Bartlett st., Medford, wh8 died Thursday morning, will be held at Conger-Morris Fun eral home Saturday at 11 a.m. James H. Morse, from the Ash- mua congregation 01 Je hovah's Witnesses, will of ficiate: (Committal will be in Memory Gardens Memorial i'ark. " Mrs. Morris was born Aug 5. 1888. in Webb Citv. Mo. and had lived in southern Ore gon for the past 20 years. She was a member of the Jeho vah's Witnesses. Survivors include four sons. Eldon Holmes. Central Point: Kenneth W. Holmes. Wood land, Wash.; Joe J. KolmeS, ana William G. Holmes, both of Medford: a daughter. Mrs Signa Mitchell, Medford: a sister, Mrs. Anna Green, Gar den City, "Kan.; eight grand children and two great grandchildren. Emergency Relief Slated for Haiti Washington - (UPD - Catho lic Relief Services announced today it will undertake an emergency relief program for famine victims in Haiti. A long drought has led to many cases of starvation among both children and adults" in the northwest sec tion- of the Caribbean coun try, the agency said. To get the emergency pro gram underway, Catholic Re lief Services diverted to Haiti 300 tons of food' intended for shipment to another area of the world. It planned to ship 130 tons of surplus food to Haiti each week. Medicines also be sent. ment will be in the Willa mette National cemetery in Portland. - Mr. Johnson was a veteran of eWorld War I and is sur vived by one sister, Mrs. Wal ter Nack of Canby. JESSE CARL WALL Jesse C. Wall, 56, of route 2, box 5 Jacksonville, died yes terday. Wall was" pronounced dead on arrival at Sacred Heart hospital, where he was taken by Medford Ambulance serv ice following his collapse at Medford High school. Cause of death was not immediately reported. ' Funeral arrangements are to be announced by Conger- Morris, funeral directors. Contract Awarded For Pump House A $28,578 contract for con struction of two pumping sta tions in the Berrydale sani tary sewer project was award ed to Den Herder Construc tion company, Lebanon, by the Medford city council last night. Bids on the project were opened April 13. The council subsequently , awarded the contract for the sewer system to Jeske Brothers Construc tion company, Eugene. An exchange of land to provide a site for the princi pal pumping 'station, which will pump sewage from the Berrydale system to the Camp White trunk line, was also au thorized. By this exchange, the council acquires a lot from R. W. Strawn in exchange for a lot purchased recently from John R. and Harriett Creel. The council gave retroac tive approval to the city's re placement of sections of a sanitary sewer line along East Jackson st. between Bear creek and Genessee st. City Manager Robert A. Duff said the work was undertaken "on our own initiative" before the widening and paving of that stretch of Jackson st. by a private contractor began. Duff said the sewer replacement work was "practically com plete." - Also approved was estab lishment of two two-hour JOHN C. JOHNSON The body of John C. John son, 64, who died Monday at the Veterans Administration Domiciliary, Camp White, was transferred today by Perl Fu neral home to Mikeworth's Peninsula Funeral Home in Portland for services. Inter- MOTHER'S DAY at TOY DEER it Something Special. Don't take her just any place ... try something new and exciting in dining pleasure. Enjoy our outside Garden Terrace. THE TOY DEER RESTAURANT 4 Miles South ef Ashland on Highway 99 Open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Closed Tuesdays ROAST TURKEY S1.25 Cinnamon BAKED HAM $1.25 Vx FRIED CHICKEN $1.25 SWISS STEAK With Mushrooms $1.09 CHILD'S DINNER (Above Items) ...$ .75 Extra help, extra tables. If the parking lot ' is crowded, don't worry we have a place for you g inside. fj GARY'S Corner of 6th and Ivy MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALS $3,25 Choice of fruit cocktail or juice Soup - - - - - Salad Young roast torn turkey with dressing t) Swiss steak and gravy Baked ham with mustard sauce Whipped potatoes Roll and butter Coffee Tea or Milk Strawberry Shortcake Phone SP 3-6536 LEARN TO SWIM Now is the time to learn to swim so you, too, can join in the Summer Fun. DAY or EVENING Classes MOTHERS & PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN WATER SKIERS BOAT ENTHUSIASTS Reserve Your Spot Now Under the Plastic Bubble TWIN PLUNGES Ashland, Oregon MUrdock 2-3461 Every Saturday Night Oasis Ballroom: EAGLE POINT Best Music in the Valley Lyman and The Swedes DANCE ON THE ONLY SPRING FLOOR IN SOUTHERN OREGON Lots of Fun for Everyone Admission $1.00 per person BENEFIT For the Rogue Valley Covered Woaon (from Independence, Mo., to Independence, Ore.) Bob Roberts SATURDAY HUE, MAY 9 and his orchestra Gold Hill Grange Hall CAFETERIA OPEN ALL EVENING Free Check Room ; DANCING.':. SATURDAY 9 to 1 a.m. Yal-Come TO OUR COUNTRY JUBILEE Ole Derby School 8 Miles Off Crater Lake Highway on Butte Falls Road Featuring the "Dixie Drifters" Jay Ray Carroll Anne Attention Eagles! MOTHER'S DAY PROGRAM AUXILIARY HALL SUNDAY, MAY 10 AT 2 P.M Walter Daigle, Chairman DANCE "hT WALKER'S POPULAR September 7 will make 31 yean of continuous Dancing at DREAMLAND! Playing your favorite Music, including: Fox Trots, Waltz, One Steps and Circle. Always a Pleasant Crowd! SNACK BAR SERVING REAL COFFEE When There's Better Music, Walker Has It! A VFW Hall in Rogue River Every Saturday Nite 9 to 1 Music by VIC FLOOD & the Rhythm Masters Featuring Ray Hansen Hardwood Floor Refreshments served all eve. Check Room Free . Large Parking Area SPONSORED BY VFW - EVERYONE WELCOME Dance fo Benefit Valley's Wagon A dance scheduled Satur day night at the Gold Hill Grange hall by the Medford Trail Riders will benefit the Rogue Valley covered wagon currently traveling from ' In dependence, Mo., to Inde pendence, Ore. It was reported that pro ceeds from the danee will also be used by the group to pur chase film for George McUne, driver of the valley wagon, to take pictures along the way. Following the return of the wagon train, the pictures will be available for showing to civic organizations in the area Music for the dance will be by Bob .Roberts and his orchestra. The public . is . invited to attend. . - UNDER AMUSEMENTS Tallahassee; Fla.-TOPD-A bill to prohibit the tattooing of girls under 18 was referred Thursday to the Public Amusements Committee of the Florida House of Representatives. MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. 1 1 Friday, May 8, 1959 11 parking zones in front of the Harry B. 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