Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 26, 1959, Image 25

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Newspaper Page Textr t I ri ft i i 1 1 Hoop Artist Can't Work Hula Hoop Anadarko, Okla. - (CPU - A young Indian dancer who per forms amazing tricks with hoops scarcely larger than his waist had to make an em barrassing confession-be can't "hula hoop." The boy, Harvey Keyonnie, can easily do such things as double his body, leap into the air and then pull a 26-inch hoop over himself in flight. He can even jump rope with a tiny hoop. But he can't make one twirl around his waist. The young dancer-acrobat from Steamboat Canyon, Ariz., performs during the summer at Indian City, U.S. A., a tourist attraction near here. One out of three American women in hospitals is there to give birth. Cool and Carefree 9349 12-20 COOL OFF happily in thi ; easy-going, easy-sewing sun fashion with tab-buttoned de tail. Cinch to make for be ginners in seersucked, pique, denim stripes, checks or 1 bright solids. Tomorrow's pat tern: Blouses. Printed Pattern 9349: Miss es Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 takes 2 yards 35- Inch fabric. Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accurate. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Marian. Martin, Medford Mail Tribune Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and . STYLE NUMBER. Classified . Granite and Top Soil Pests and Termite Control Asphalt and Cement Paving Bt!MT top soil creek loyd termite control ASPHALT PAVING Driveway s, run gravel. Crushed Sc pit run Locally owned Your protection . . "notels, parking areas, mill yards, granite 3 yd diesel loader & 10 is our business. KE 5-1362 or roads and industrial floors. Free yd. dump truck for hire. SP 2-7598 Foundation work. estimates. Work guaranteed. JIM NUKES KE 8-1643 TERMITES " Rogue River Paving Co. Phone GRANITE, top soil, creek run gravel Call Paramount Pest Control SP 2-4037 fill dirt. 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HYDRAULIC JACK SERVICE- srvrir piSS-'Sn Klrm Reconditioned saws & saws for Hyd. jacks repaired guaranteed SINGLE PIECE SEPTIC TANKS rent Falling & Bucking Supplier 1315 N Riverside. SP 2-9443. wilt, .fi m. pSa Jin CHAIN SAW SALES & SERVICE - . l!oW COT (TO ANtKG 1321 n Riverside sp 2-7538 Office Equipment tanks pumfed i Lombard Chain Saw Oregon TRENCHING BACK HOE WORK chain cenral Bars. - Fnn'pFTJT rot dur Free Estimates. Guaranteed Work Rentals Repair, on .n saw. Adcting MacrJnei Collators, SP S-2491 2870 cgter Lake Hwy rt-.:. Bookkeeping Machines, Typewrit-' - CASPER'S KieCTTIC IWOTOrS ers. Graduate Service Technicians TANKS CLEANED & REPAIRED " OPUACTD CI rfTDIf VOIGHrs . No mileage fe. Licensed & OUnnrr.il LLLulnlO Medfortfr Office Equipment Co. bonded Service. SP 3-1511 Electric Motor Sales t Service 8th & Grape SP 2-4100 -where your dollar i m Services and Repairs has more horsepower- Oil Burner Service -1. .... " 142 N Front SP 2-2217 SMALLS C, p-. I SPARK OO- BURNING HEATERS Master Locksmiths Safe Ex- cquipmom Rental 822 Boardman SP 34896 pert. Precision Grinding, saws, JRONT loaders, draglines, KENNEDY E'L'EL OIL scissors, knives. Free pick up & shovels A dump trucks for hire. delivery on Lawnmower work. SP 3-4317 A. L. iTex) NasB or Painting 242 S. Central SP 2-4424 SP 8-5071 KmTy, NOW is the time to install your - PAINTING Brush or Spray. Free sprinkling system. Lawn planting Fuel estimate and terms. A. Q. & care. SP 3-2246. fleaw green hri'w; -M"r'hZ,-Fh-. SP 2-85 PAUL SMITH'S Saw Shop. Lawn- PLp"sWr:LCSpd: '.t'2 ELECTRIC SHAVER PAINTING WITH KNOW-HOW CLIPPER SERVICE fiai ' No job too small. Esti- Guaranteed Service St parts on Wai mates gladly. NO 4-2905 an makes Closed Son! Spepalif1 in Auto Glass SPRAT painting, roofs, houses. 114 E. 11th SP 2-4652 wia ri L1 C?APt5??t - fT1 tree,estimatc "PUMPS SALES & SERVICE frt CLASS SERVICE uDivan Bros, 219 S. Ivy. Phone Prompt & Reasonable Service SU U nt . SP X-10M SP 2-S85L . - on aU makes. Phone KX 5-2771 Theyll Do It Every Sttlletta razzes her husband whem he points out the sights to THE VISITING FIREMEN But on A BUS TOUR OUT OP TOWN SHE GOES NUTZ OVER A PRO SPIELER -fittWCAHOOUH BEGKELMANN. 225 (Scano Ave, BKONX, N.Y- 7-25 La? ILLINOIS VALLEY Ghost Town Plans Event By HUTH RAUSCH Cave Junction-A week end of activities is planned Aug. 1-2 when the Kerbyville Ghost Town celebrates its Centennial Frontier Days. An old-time "play party" will be featured Saturday and will include a box social, square dancing and a hay ride. - The main event Sunday aft ernoon will be the parade of horse drawn vehicles and old cars. All entries should be registered in advance. Partici pants may contact Mayor Jack Sowell of Kerbyville Ghost Town, Kerby, Ore., or call Cave Junction 4901 for details. The Illinois Valley Garden chib will hold its annual sum mer picnic Friday, July 31, atGrayback Recreational park at 12:30 p.m. The Illinois Valley chapter FFA held a meeting recently. Discussed were the local en tries being prepared for show ing at the Josephine County fair in August, and the annual picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh White were surprised Monday when Mr. and Mrs . FrpH Hrkr two daughters and an Alaskan Huskie dog made an early morning visit. The Beckers, friends of Mr. and Mrs. OThitp'c eon anrl rfaufhtpr-in- law, the Bob Whites in Spen- ara, AiasKa, stopped oy lor the day on their way to Bell, Calif. Bethel 36 Job's Daughters and the Redwood Chapter De Molay held a joint swimming party last. Sunday at Seat's dam. Mr. and Mrs. Pat White ly and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Piper accompanied the 30 young people. The Harold Gray family of Portland were guests at the Ortis Seat home recently. Also guests for the past two weeks with .their aunt,. Mrs. business Firms and Individuals Specializing - Seat, were the Embrey chil dren, Pat, Gwen and Jim of San Jose, Calif. On. Sunday, their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Embrey, arrived. July house guests at the Carl Jolly home have been Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jolly, Carl's parents, of Everett, Wash.; Mrs. Cleo Smith and children of Seattle; Mrs. Jim Messinger and children, also of Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rains and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Raines of Westlake, La.; Kenneth Raines . of Baldwin Park, Calif., were . joined after a three day stay by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. - Glenn Raines; and Mr. and Mrs. Vick Vasi lauskas and son, Mike, of Con cord, Calif., Mrs. Roy Davis, mother of Mrs. Clifford Fink, has re turned to her home in Belling- ham, Wash., ; after spending a ,week with her daughter's family. Guests at the Fink home recently were . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kinderman of Ta coma, Wash. Hosting a picnic Tuesday at the Jedadiah Smith park were the Rev". '. and Mrs. George Gray. Guests were the Rev. and Mrs. Gene Den ning and family and the G r a y's grandson, Wendell Seat. . ; . " Elizabeth D e n n i n left Thursday for Eugene where she will be the guest of Miss Dqris Butler. While in Eu gene, Elizabeth plans to visit her brothers,. Timothy and Arthur, who are employed for the summer as orderlies in the hospital. Dennis Bottel is on the con valescent list with six stitches in' his head, resulting from a "head on collision" with Wendell Seat in a earns of water tag Monday while swimming at Seat's dam. and service Time n&T -M&fS THE STATUE OP OH , FOR PETE'S SAKEJp trlTVSlM0N STI?A6NEy THE H CUT OUT THE RUNNING . '')(VM'i5$ I INVENTOR OF THE ? SALES TALK TUTTI t? W f3 I TJ30LLEV CAR-THE FIRST Fjf AND CHEDDAR ARENT f 1 fllV CARBARN WAS RIGHT V INTERESTED IN OLD J -ON SOUR LEFTUTHE'SN'T HE"N0 SITE OP THE BDST DMftAT FABULOUS? THE Z2PQHa MATCH EVER PLAYED W THIN6S HE KNOWS.' HOW jSIN AMERICA AND OVER HERE-H CAN HE MEMORIZE ALL I THE HOME OF 6E0GGE BCASS,i ATHOSS FCTS, ETCrWf WM?"3-0 THE SACK-RACE A V. lO 1 I ssssT as iMNriCY l sM i . sT l to Save You Time and Money! By Jimmy Hatlo Grange News Bcllview Grange Bellview Grange held its regular meeting Tuesday with master Lloyd Hoodely pre siding. Guest speaker was Dr. Arthur . Kriesman, who ex plained the need for a new Ashland city hospital and of plans undr way to acquire Hill Burton funds.. Ladies of the Grange have been working on a quilt which will be given away in the near future. Final plans were made for the annual Grange picnic to day in Lithia park. All mem bers, their families and friends are invited to attend. Coffee, punch and ice cream will be furnished. " At the close of the meet ing refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Ross. Apple gate, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Os borne and Mr. and Mrs. Roe Magnuss. Eagle Point Grange ' At a recent meeting of the Eagle Point Grange, Dewey Babcock received the obliga tions of the third and fourth degrees. . It was announced that the next meeting of the Home Economics committee would be held at -the home of Ms. Frank Chamberlain in Eagle Point and that Mrs. J. D. Brown would be co-hostess. C. C. Hoover, chairman of the community service committee,- reported that entry blanks had been received for competing in the National Grange Community Service contest. He asked that all Granges in the county report to the Eagle Point Grange as to the progress made by the trees presented them as part of the Eagle Point Grange's community service project for 1959. The number of illegitimate births in this country rose from an estimated 89,500 in 1940 ; to " almost 202,000 . in 1957, the last year tabulated. Directory Tractor Work CUSTOM Baling mowing raking Robert Daun 2413 Kings Hwy. SP 3-3349 or KE 5-1692 Tree Service RAY CHAMBERLIN TREE SERV . ICE. Complete tree service by expert tree surgeons. Guaranteed satisfactfon. Reasonable prices. Licensed Sr insured SP 2-8052 Vacuum Cleaners VACUUM CLEANERS Sales Parts Accessories Complete Repairs or Rebuilding regardless ot make or condition Disposable bag hoses polishers. Liberal trade allowances on new of rebuilt vacuum cleaners. STARK'S ' Vacuum Cleaner Sales & Service 1109 No Riverside SP 2-4998 .Washing Machines Parts St Repairs on home laundry equip. Bendix Parts & Service Sales Maytag, Kitchenaid. Easy LARSON APPLIANCE SP 2-5302 Well Drilling CRATER WELL DRILLING S061 Crater Lake Ave. SP 2-2098 FHA terms on wells Sc pumps. ROGUE VALLEY DRILLING CO. Reliable St experienced. Fast, modern equipment. Terms. SP-2-7372. 885 Shafer Lane off Kings Hwy - GOFF BROTHERS Well Drillers. Experience & reliable. S&H Green Stamps. Office Siskiyou Hwde.. 225 W Main. SP 2-2939 Eves. Ph. 2-7026 or NO 4-1448. GRIBBLE WELL DRILLING 303 5th Ave.. Gold Hill , Ph UL 5-1328 SHULTS BROS Well drilling & pump service We strive to please every one Days SP 3-4141 or SP 2-4144 Eves SP 2-5669. For Action ... Use Tribune Want Ads JACKSONVILLE Kelso Couple By BETTE HOSKINS Jacksonville Registered guests at "Aunt Edna's Guest House" one night last week were Mrs. Mildred H. Laugh in and her daughter, Miss Mar garet Laughin, of Kelso, Wash. They' are the granddaugh ter and great-granddaughter of J. A. Head, a teamster, who left the Sterling area in 1881 moving to the northern part of the country. " M r s. Laughlin and her daughter came to visit here and in the Sterling area to see where her father, W. W. Head, son of J. A. Head, was born. He is now 92 years old and living near Puget Sound, Wash. ', While here, Mrs. Laughlin and her daughter visited the Sterling cemetery, but were unable to locate graves of their relatives, but enjoyed seeing places made familiar to them by "stories" told and handed down through four generations. About 20 members of the Jacksonville Garden club met July 16 and toured the Britt gardens. Following the tour, refreshments were served by Mrs. Lee Wright, Mrs. Ray Coleman and Mrs. Arthur Roberts. With the final meet ing, the club will vacation for the summer to resume meet ings in September. Mrs. Dee Hendrickson ex tended an invitation to meet at her home at that time. The hostess, Mrs. Fred Jones, a nurse at Rogue Valley hospi tal, gave a talk on the newly organized southern Oregon school of practical nursing. She will be one of the instruc tors. Recent out of town visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Long were Long's two brothers and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Long and five children of Fortuna, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. How ard Long and four children of Highlands, Calif. Mrs. Bernice Gordon, for mer resident here, now of The Dallas, was a visitor at the home of her son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gor don, recently. Mrs. Rose Rippey returned home this week after a three weeks visit in Fresno, Calif. While there, she visited her sister, Mrs. Margaret Reyn olds and attended funeral services for a brother-in-law, M. D. Pence. Miss Karen Frohs of Jack sonville and her sister, Mrs Judy McCay, and her daugh ter, Toni, of Medford are in Sacramento, Calif., visiting their sister, Mrs. Thomas Cas tro. Mrs. Pearl Adams fell at home last Monday morning and broke her hip. She under went surgery Tuesday at "Tidy-Up' Pal ' JUL -ar -fit. She's a charming doll and a handy laundry bag, too! Smart way to teach a child to be tidy. ' Pretty gift thrifty, too! Simple to sew 'n' embroider. See how laundry pops right into her graceful skirt. Pat tern 7431: pattern pieces, transfer. ' Send Thirty-five cents (coins) for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Med ford Mail Tribune Household Arts Dept., P.O. Box-168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS,' PATTERN NUM BER. Our 1959 ALICE BROOKS Needlecraft Catalogue has many lovely designs to order; crocheting, knitting, embroid ery, quilts, dolls, weaving. A special' gift, in the catalog to keep a child happily occupied a cut out doll and clothes to color- Send 25 cents for your copy of the book. Visitors Rogue Valley hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones have received word from their daughter, Miss Karla Rae Jones, who is now on a three months tour through Russia and the Orient. The picture post card re ceived from' her was from Moscow and said that she has just spent three days in Lenin grad and drove through the Red Square on the way to her hotel. Miss Jones graduated from San Jose State college four years ago and after teaching two years m Redwood City, Calif., signed with the govern ment to teach American chil dren in foreign countries, spending three months . in Jerusalem and the Dead Sea area and teaching this year at Augsburg, Germany. She has also taught in Orleans, France. Miss Jones expects to be home on a visit this August. Miss Lucy Jones, also the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones,, is in Portland this week visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Hedberg. According to Ike Dunford, general chairman of the Jack sonville Gold Rush Jubilee, the queen's dance will be held on Wednesday, July 29. He stated that the dance is in honor of the contestants in the ' '-.' "if-'Nk. r4 S' ANNOUNCING SEPARATION from wife, Hjordis, but with no immediate plans for divorce, film star David Niven leaves. Hollywood for Hawaiian vacation with chil dren by first wife. Picture made earlier this year. Adding' Machines Calculators TYPEWRITERS - DICTAPHONES Standard Portable Electric Timemaster Noralco DESKS CHAIRS FILES Ask About Our Rental Purchase Option IIAIAMTt'O Medford Office Equipment Co. UUlUll I V "Voight will give a better deal" 41 So. Grape Phone SP 2-4100 Easy Parking competition for Queen of the Jubilee, and will be open to the public. All proceeds will go to the United States Hotel project of the local Lions club. The announcement of the win ner of the queen's contest and designation of her court from among the 12 contestants will be announced at 10 pjn. dur ing the dance. Dick Spain's band has been . selected to play for the dance. A caravan to promote the Jubilee toured towns in the Rogue valley Saturday. The caravan, containing queen contestants, Jubilee officials and other invited guests, left here at 9 ajn. Saturday. Ron McKay, chairman of the queens contest, was in charge of the caravan. . , . Space for food concession booths at the Gold Rush Jubi lee is still available to non profit organizations in the Rogue valley, according to Chuck Young, concessions chairman. Clubs or organiza tions wishing to sponsor this type of booth may contact Young at TWinoaks 9-1397, or by writing to Gold Rush Jubi lee, box 1859, Jacksonville. Applications should be re ceived no later than July 25, Young said, in order that suit able space arrangements may be completed. Information on registration for the parades scheduled dur ing the Jubilee have been re vealed by Russ Jamison, co ordinator of the annual event for the Jacksonville Lions club. Entry blanks for the EVE Grand Parade Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Aug. 2 have been mailed to , more than 100 organiza tions in tlie Rogue valley. Others wishing to enter the parade who did not receive an entry blank may register by telephoning Mrs. Ernie Hood, secretary of the Gold Rush Jubilee, at TWinoaks 9-1449 or by visiting the Gold Rush head q u a r t e r s, U. S. Hotel, Jacksonville. Entries in the junior centennial parade scheduled for 10:30 ajn. Sat urday, Aug. 1, may register in the same manner. Those planning to enter the Old Fashioned Parade set for 1 p jnl' Sunday,. Aug. 2 are asked to supply complete in formation on their costumes to Gold Rush Jubilee officials. Bruce Blew, parade chair man, reported that present in dications are that this year's parade will be the most color ful ever seen. He requested that all parade information be in the hands of officials prior to July 29. ' Thursday evening, July 30, the queen, her court, and oth er contestants will be honored at a queens banquet sponsored by the Jacksonville Lions club at the community hall. May ors of towns in Jackson coun- ATTENTION! YOUNG MEN! JOB OPPORTUNITIES ' WITH MEDFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT The Medford Civil Service Commission will conduct an examination for fireman on August 1, 1959. Application forms can be secured from the Fire Chief's office - Central Fire Station - 3rd and Front Street. Applications must be completed and filed with Fire Chief before Qualifications: Between ages 21 and 35 years. High School education. . Good physical condition. Benefits: Medical and hospital plan employees and family. Pension plan and social security. Paid vacation and sick leave after 12 months. Uniforms and equipment furnished. 'Steady employment under Civil Service. Complete information Fire Chief Gordon Barker - Central Fire Station 3rd & Front 17 O mm MAIC TRIIUNI, Msdford, Or. Sunday, July 26, 1959 A ty, Centennial dignitaries, and Jubilee officials are invited. FOR SALE BY OWNER Modem 3 bid1 room home on .1 era, rich soil, inside city lim its. City water and well for irrigation. Fruit, nuts and ber ries, attractive landscape, fire place, tiled bath, utility room and attached parage. Interior needs point. Will sacrifice $12,750 49 Mace Rd. SP 3-3441 La? Duilfsrs Sspply Fhono SP 3-4575 or SP 2-4107 8:00 p.m., July 27, 1959. . a rft QUALITY ljj C BLOCKS H'J I Drain Til i-J tricks, Fluot ill 727 i Vj, W. McAndrows IfBBBBBSSJSSSSSOSSSSSSSSSSSSSBSBBPSSSOl