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i I $ i J. I 7 Nova Scotia is Latin fori "New Scotland." 1C MAIL TRIBUNE, M.dforJ, Or. A" . Sunday, July U. 1959 YOUR AUTHORIZED MEDFORD SHAKESPEARE BOX OFFICE BUSINES OFFICE . . . 2nd FLOOR Tt&&i W I PiMimfiMr'm4p-$'"x i Villi Pv -.....- . .. iiiiMi.ii- -- - ggf"- ;,: Jfei-.WlM in hi i ii.ui J closeoutl famous luxury hose S , ; -'ii ' : i 3 "I I 1 3 A i 1! 1 i; ' 'i & ' 1. k; : ill ' MAIL CAR - The late Mason A. Doran, damaged by the D'Autremont brothers when who lived in Ashland several years, took they attempted the robbery, which resulted the above picture in 1923 soon after the in four crewmen being, killed. The picture mail car was damaged by an explosion in was provided -by Robert Doran, 1031 Ross a robbery attempt. The car is the one lane, Medford, son of Mason A. Doran. WIMER Funeral Services Held Br MARJORIE BAKER Wimer-Funeral services for James C. Williams were held July 20 at Wimer Community church, with the Rev. Henry R. Holsinger officiating. Pallbearers were Gene Moore, Charles Jackson, Her bert Wilson, Howard Baker, I. D. Hardin, and Dennis Lee Interment was at Woodville cemetery in Rogue River. Mrs. Williams left the same day for Paramount, Calif., with her son, Charles Clark, with whom she plans to live The first week of Vacation Bible school at Wimer Com munity church has ended, with up to 57 in attendance. Class-' es will continue until July 30, with a picnic July 31. The children will come at 10 ajn. and bring a picnic lunch. Par ents are invited to be present. The program will be held Thursday, July 30, at 7:30 p.m. Leo Doty, 13-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Doty of San Leandro, Calif., recently killed a rattlesnake on the property of his uncle and and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. How ard Baker. Young Doty, who has been staying with the Bakers, heard the dog bark ing after dark and went to in vestigate. Finding tire foot-and-a-half rattler, he shot it with a 22 pistol while his aunt held the flashlight, and then chopped it to pieces with the axe. Baker was not home at the time. , Mrs. Lydia Lines of Red lands, Calif., is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrsr James Martin. Hamilton. There is a small maritime museum at the light house, exhibiting among oth er items the original whale oil lamp and a guest book dating back to the days when Rogue River was known as Woodville. Alice Sloman has a tempor ary real estate salesman's li cense and is working for Bu chanan Real Estate of Grants Pass. Fred Sawyer and niece, Bonny Boughton, are Visiting Mr. and Mrs. William John ston. Sawyer is the husband of Mrs. Johnston's sister, and is in this area on business. Members of the Busy Stitch ers and Stirrers 4-H group at tended a pre-fair session July 15 at Central Point, .where they watched a judging dem onstration. Mr. and Mrs. John Tyrell are parents of a girl, Joan Ma ? rie, born July 14. She weighed 8 pounds, 3 ounces. The Tyr rells are living in Morocco, . where Tyrrell is serving in the ' Navy: Grandparents are Mrs. Ruttt Davis, and Mr. Arden Tyrrell of Rbgue River. i -The., King's Teens group of "Wimer Community church had a party Friday, July 24, at the church. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Baker and Eddie, Glee, and Bobby re cently spent a week end at the lighthouse in Crescent City, as guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Natural Resources Group Sets Meeting Portland-The interim com mittee on natural resources, established by the last Ore gon legislature, will meet Aug. 6 at the Oregon Game commission auditorium, ac cording to L. C. Binford, sec retary; Don Lane, secretary for the Oregon Water Resources board, and Lewis A. Stanley, state engineer and secretary of the hydro-electric commis sion, will discuss Oregon wa ter resources at 9:30 a.m. Pollution will be the topic of Kenneth H. Spies, state sanitary engineer, and R. E. Hatchard, (chief of air pollu tion control, both of the state board of health. - h Afternoon speakers will be , C. H. Armstrong, superintend ent of state parks with the state highway commission, and Dan Allen of the commit tee on natural resources. 'GAMBLER LOSES London (DPD Member of Parliament William' Rees Davies took .along two wed ding rings for his bride, who hadn't had time to . go to a jeweler. He hoped one of the rings would fit. He lost. One was too big, the other too small. Four hours earlier, Rees-Davies had introduced a bill in Parliament to revise gambling laws. Maryeda and Bill Frost at tended the Church of the Brethren Family Camp at Myrtle wood camp near Bridge, Ore., July 11 and 12. Bill had to return home to work, and Maryeda stayed for Youth camp, July 13-17. . Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ritter' and Sandra and Roger were recent overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Hardin. Ritter is a cousin of Mrs. Hardin, Ruth Davis, Snd Elmer and Howard Baker. The ' family gathered for a potluck dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Governor at Galls Creek July 18. Local Woman Wins Hawaiian Trip Denver, Colo. - Mrs. June Sparso, 341 Cerritos ave., Medford, was one of six re gional winners to win a one week trip for two to Hawaii in the national Hawii-Orient cpntest of the Mayflower Warehousemen's association, it was announced Friday. Mrs. Sparso was entered in the contest through Dave Franklin of the Mayflower Transit company in Medford The national grand prize winner was Ronald Cheyenne- Stout of Orlando, Fla., who won a three-week trip for two to the Orient. Medford Man Faces Portland Charge Portland - Jack W. Lewis, faces a district court charge of breaking a window early Wednesday at Portland Inter national Airport, it was re ported here. 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