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I Dance start.yit 8 p.m.
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I auxiliary of the Glbbo'i Acres
j Pentecostal Church of God
J will hold a chicKen fry and
4 bazaar sale Saturady May 7,
i from 11:30 a.m. to 6 30 p.m.
J at the0 Central Point Ameri
3 can Legion hall. The public
J is invited.
ECachina Lodge
Highway 99 Phoenix, Oregon
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
. Daily, 1 1 A.M. to Midnight Sunday!, Noon to t P.M.
SERVING DELICIOUS ...
Italian Dinners
Flaming Pizza
All Include: Minestrome Soup, Rel
ish Tray, ' Mixed Green Salad, left
Cream, Coffee.
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Relish Dish Soup Salad Entree Potato
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I TONITE! hg SATURDAY!
We Take TREMENDOUS Pride!
In Presenting Two of ,
The Finest Films Ever Made!
. THE SCREEN'S EXPLOSIVELY REAL
HOLDEN KELLY
PRRDHIC JMICKKV
MARCH ROONEY
The SMASH TRIUMPH of 3 Great Stars!
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Jtf j Ac,ual filfms of, ,hil jS 12 Noon till 6 P.M. tprf
JMft&ill rendezvous of the 1 , ,, E
Mlij'! nudists of the worldl S Trea Mom ,0 o-"hing different on Mover's Day.
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men making annual home in
spection calls yesterday is
sued 113 recommendations
for correction of fire hazards.
They insnectpH 182 h'"nv.is
and noted no hazards at J0
Occupants at 17 residences re
fused the inspection offer.
Stops were made at 318
homes.
Three electrifying performances!
BING
CROSBY
GRACE &
KELLY1
WILLIAM
HOLDEN
. b, A PER13ERC-SEATOH
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ONLY
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-Dr. Leon-
ard B. Mayfield. superintend'
entOf Medford public schools,
will speak on his trip to Rus
sia at the Monday, May B,
meeting of the Jackson Coun
ty 4-H Empire Builders at
7:30 p.m. at the courthouse
auditorium. Guests will be
members of the Grants Pass
Empire Builders club.
Eagles to Meet-Craler Lake
aerie, Fraternal Order of
Kayles, and the auxiliary will
hold a Mother's day program
Sunday, May 8, at 3 p.m. in
the Eagles hall. Gold Star
Mothers and the auxiliary
past mothers will be honored.
Presidents Jack "alerlee and
Mrs. Violet Euglund have
asked that members attend.
Last week end Jack Weber,
past president, placed first
among junior past presidents
at the zone convention in
Prineville.
! Weather
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity: Generallv
cloudy turnout and Saturday with
occasional light rain. Partial clear
ing and showers late Saturduv. Low
tonight 44. High Saturday 6.V
Western Oregon: Intermittent
rain tonight and Saturday. Cnnler
Saturda. Low tonight 45-50. High
Saturday 55-65.
Northern California: Showers to
night and Saturday north ol Ukuth
but fair otherwise. Night and morn
ing log near coast. Little tempera
ture change.
LOCAL DATA
TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday
54: below normal 3.
Record high this date B9 in 1!49.
Record low this date 31 in 1011.
PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to
midnight, none. Midnight to 10
a.m.. none.
Total this month .56 incn, .36
inch above normal.
Toiul since Sept. 1. 14.43 Inches,
1.44 inches below normal.
HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday
28 '.r, highest this nm. 85',.
llifth 4:0(1 24-
CITV Yesier- a.m. hr.
day Low Prec.
Brookings
Crater Lake
Grants Pass
Klamath Falls ,
MEDFORD
Portland
Seattle ,
Spokane ,
Yakima
. 54
33
65
Eureka . 58
Red Bluff 7(1
Saeramento 80
San Francisco 02
LosA n geles 7 2
Phoenix 77
Denver 46
ChicaRo 78
Miami Beach 81
New York 60
Washington, D. C. 76
58
35
62
75
54
51
FIVE-DAY FORECAST:
Western Oregon - Western Wash
ington Temperatures averaging
near or slightly below normal and
precipitation more than normal
with two or three showery periods.
High generally 55-ti5 in western
Washington and 58-(iK western Ore
gon. Minim urns mostly In 40s.
Northern California Occasional
rain extreme north Friday niht
and Saturday and possibly atf;nn
early in week. Temperatures near
normal.
Over-the-Counier
Western Stocks
The following bid and ask
ed quotations, from the Na
tional Association of Securi
ties Dealers, Inc., do not rep
resent actual transactions.
They are a guide to the range
within which these securities
could have been sold (indi
cated by the "bid") or bought
(indicated by the "asked") at
the time of compilation.
Common Storks
Hid Asked
Bank of America 4.T.
Calif.-Pacific Unities. IB'?
453.
in',
34 2
Cascades Plywood
Con. Freightways ...
Copco
Cyprus Mines Corp..
First National Bank
Marrison-Knudsen ...
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Pacific Pwr. & Lt.
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JPermanenle Cement 22
Portland Gen. Elec 2!)3,
1 u. s. National uanki (ill
! United Utilities 401
I West Coast Tel 24 'j
weyernaeuser
Investment Funds
N o o d quouuoni on
funds:
I Fund Bid
Bullock 12.14
1 Chem Fund 10.73
: Colonial Ener 1 1 .!!
Eaton Howard Slk .. 11.53
Fidelity 14.B2
Asked
1331
1 1 00
12.78
12.35
10.112
27
12 !17
9.72
Group Sec Avia-Elcc 8.4R
Group Sec Com Stk 11.84
Group Sec Petr 8.83
'Musing Joriw-:
The Birds'
S o m e timesa production, edly many Unit's us the vast
doesn't live up to its edvam-ej romped throuKli tlie comedy,
publicity. Bui in the case ul; Of course, the hilnriuug ver
"The Birds." the reverse is sion presented last niRlit as
true. The advance stories on j "modernized " by Walter Kerr,
the play didn't, and probably 1 New York critic and play
couldn't. convey how very j Wright married to Jean Kerr
s!-..crta:r.;r.s auci aiuusiiig this i oi "Don't Eat the Daisies"
Greek play is. i fame. Without research we
The advance stories said aren't prepared to say how far
"modern audiences find Aris-lthe modernization goes. But
lophanes' plays delightful." j whatever the combination of
The audience which saw the! Greek and New Yorker- the
play produced by The Thes-1 results are truly delightful,
pians, Medford High school j Seem More at Ease
lionor Kroup lor u..m.a .u-
ueitis, lasi iiigiu in ine ouu
torium seemed to find this
true and laughed unrestrain-
Obituaries
ANNIE L. MILLER
Annie L. Miller, 89. former
Medford resident, died in
Portland Tuesday.
She was born June 24.
1870, in Mt. Vernon, Ind., and
moved to Oregon in 1909. A
few years later she moved to
Medford with her husband,
George W. Miller. They lived
at 145 South Oakdale ave.
They returned to Portland
in 1956. Survivors include her
husband, a daughter, Mrs.
Edna M. Johnson. Portland,
and two granddaughters.
C. C. BISH
C. C. Bish, former valley
resident, died in a Seattle,
Wash., hospital Wednesday
following a short illness. His
home was in Enumclaw,
Wash.
He was born in Ashland
about 1887, and moved with
his parents to Washington and
later to Canada. He returned
to Washington about 1932.
Survivors include two
sisters, Mrs. Don Anderson
and Mrs. Harry Barncburg,
both of Medford; four sons,
four daughters, two brothers,
several grandchildren and
two great grandchildren.
Mr. Bish lived with his
sisters here at various times
for many years.
Funeral services will be
held in Enumclaw, Wash.,
Saturday, May 7.
CHARLES S. KEEN j
Funeral services for Charles
Everett Keen, 52, of Fowler
rd., White- City, who died
Tuesday in Portland, will be
held at Hillcrest Memorial
chapel on the North Phoenix
rd. Saturday at 11 a.m. The
Rev. Ray E. Nelson of the Be
rean Baptist church, White
City, will officiate. Committal
will be in Hillcrest Memorial
park, with Conger-Morris, fu
neral directors, in charge of
arrangements.
Casket bearers will include
Leo Crouse, Dayton Glenn,
Donald Glenn, Richard Glenn,
James Keen, and Lioner Keen
Jr.
Mr. Keen was born Aug. 4,
1907, in Logan, Kans., and
had lived in southern Oregon
since 1942. He was married
Nov. 7, 1926, in Phillips coun
ty, Kansas, to Alta Iris How
ell, who survives.
Other survivors include two
sons, Ralph Keen, Keating,
Ore.; and Jack Keen, White
City; a daughter, Mrs. Francis
Poole Jr., Eagle Point, Ore.;
two sisters, Mrs. May Cooper,
Indianola, Neb.; and Mrs.
Leslie Howell, McCook, Neb.;
two brothers, Emmett Keen,
Deer Trail, Colo.; and Lionel
Keen, Eagle Point; four grand
children, and a host of nieces
and nephews.
Group Sec Tobac 7.87
Keystone B-3 15 71
Keystone B-4 9.41
Keystone S-l 18.25
Keystone S-2 - 1 1.04
Keystone S-3 12 88
Keystone S-4 12 40
Mass Inv Grth Stk 14 05
TV-Elec 7 63
Vtlue Line Inc 5.16
Wellington 1366
8.41
17.15
10.27
19 !I4
12.05
14 05
13.53
15 19
fi 32
5.64 I
14.89
FouhdEstfeffslfim;
..The BirUs" is dt,no i
cos
tume and glranigcly enough,
the high school boys and girls
seem more at ease on stage in
the short Greek tunics, san
dals and colorful bird cos
tumes than they have in the
past wearing jeans and shirts.
The cast has great fun with
"The Birds."
Terry Wiek and Jim Pool
play Pithclacrus and Euelpi
des, the two young Greeks
who leave Athens to seek a
less empty and boring life
with the birds, and who de
cide to build a city of their
own in the sky with the birds
ruling in the place of the long
established gods. They are
aided by Epops, king of the
birds played by Mark Good
man, and Procr.e (M arty
Wyalt) his pretty nightingale
wife, various other birds and
a "bird chorus." , Young
I !
Lake Creek Grange
Ron Nclsan & The Melody Mountainers
Dancing
9 to 1
111'""''""
Attention Eagles!
MOTHER'S DAY
PROGRAM
Sunday, May 8 4:00 P.M.
AT EAGLES HALL
a
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MOTHER'S DAY
THE
TOY
DEER
DCCTHIIDRUT
Come One
We've tripled our help
waiting . . . fast efficient
4 Mils, South of Ashland
on Highway 99
Vw
2I.
VFW Hall in Rogue River
EVERY SATURDAY NITE-9 to 1
Music by
Bobby Burton & The Rhythm Masters
Hardwood Floor Enlarged Dining Facilities
Check Room Free , large Parking Area
SPONSORED BY VFW - EVERYONE WELCOME
SOMETHING NEW
In Bass Fiddles Will Be At
Walker's Famous DREAMLAND
SAT. NITE DANCE
Alwayi a Congenial Crowd
Whara Old Friend,
Meet New Friends
Alwayi Good Muiic
REAL COFFEE
Served at the Snack Bar
HDAMCiti
Every Sat. Nitt
Beautiful Gild Kill Grange
Featuring Dave Dodge on the Sax & Clarinet
. . . The NEW MEMBER of tht MUSIC
MAKERS.
Large Dining Facilities frcg Check Roofi
Dancing t P.M. to 1 A.M. '
O
Wiek' role is that of the
straight man while Jim
Poole ii the comic. Both are
excellent. ;
They name tills Utopia
"Cloud Cuckooliind" but no
SOOP.lt it Is fllllslied than thei
httvyers, insportors. prophets. :
poets and real estate men;
move in line lauer plan a sud-
division on the spot) and be
gin to spoil everything.
To see "The Birds" is to
realize that many of today's
tried and true comedy devices
were known in the year 414
B.C. A couple of messengers
enter and leave, by way of
the audience, with the de
clared intention of finding the
wash room and then Iris, "a
small time Goddess" enters in
a puff of smoke.
Iris, played with skill by
Beverly Gcbhard, walks with
a provocative slink, talks in a
rich Brooklyn accent, says
she is "just out fur a flap" and
when Pithetaerus wants to
call the. buzzards and have her
thrown out, declares she
knows all about buzzards and
how to manage them.
Members of the cast and
chorus often lean out over
the fuotlightcrs for a chummy
"aside" to the audience, and
the audience is admonished
that if you don't like us, you
can pan us during intermis
sion; if you do like us, go
!Hrf '
SATURDAY NIGHT
MAY 7th
Refreshments
Door Prizes
SPECIALS!
Ccmplele Dinners
Rocisf Turkey
Baked Ham
'a Fried Chicken..
Swiss Steaks
Shrimp
ALSO ITALIAN DINNERS
All Children's Plales 75c
Come All !
and seating capacity! No
service!
Open 7 A.M. to
..
PravSfijfscI SafupafafS
home and
tell
friends.
There
are even a few lines
addressed to the critics which
this reviewer eni.iyed enor
mously; we noted, too. that ifie
Greeks knew about "payula.''
As we watehi ri Hip nt-rlrirm
aiUe last night, we dciritil
that Sullivan s Wayne and
MOTHER'SES
DAY TREAT .
Tempting Food At
BROASTER
HOUSE
Ejit Mam t Gencitco
Phone SP 3-4379
Delicious Broaited
CHICKEN
Mourh.Watering Good!
1
ORDER OF
i CHICKEN
10-pc. Tub .
20-pc. Tub..
98c
...52.39
...$4.69
Colo slaw, potato aad,
hot rolls, jet cream, bev
erages. tit miidci in your car,
or take it with you. M
This Evening
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CANDLE ROOM t'l 35' I
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5:30 p.m. till Midnight CARTOONS I
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IltfF MORROW COLEEN GRAY 1) . -.
j o 77 PROGRAM
mh I 7:30 DOORS OPEN &
' AfPTn) Vfy'l i 8:00-Ovetfure Vienna Symphony
P;(aQ14Ll I 8:10-Prii. Winning Cartoon?
fA ' "TARA TH STONECUTTER"
JTi- M . 80 "THE LOVERS"
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S. liuU r vn to mKsing a bet i
by
in '..mi in.!! i; n i iM(ipn;i-1
.. ... .... uLipeu Ule directors husband,
I Uu'"" n,oal innk- designed and helped make the
I he Ihespans and their rii- set which gives the illusion of
j rector, Mrs. Lcimre Zapped. I the point where earth and sky
ii.nr imirbiiicd this comedy meet. Colleen Hope super
':ili a bit of ballet routine, j vised the dance interludes.
brielit costume designed by The play is being presented
s.inient J-emiy i.mn and made
I under her supervision, am
SPECIAL KIDDIE MATINEE
TOMORROW SATURDAY
Doori Open 12:30 - Show Stans 1;00 P.M.
OUT 3:00 P.M.
TEJSra US&I-FLYIKG STUNTMEN!
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