Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 08, 1960, Image 15

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Newspaper Page Texto G ) O.ry to o O O ( J o ..1,9 -; ,r . v - ijT)0)'t)ily inw:g ofl'.e Jaijt, son County Democratic Cen tral committee will be held May 11 at 8 p.m. at the Labor tcinpie. 24' 2 South Grape St., Medford. Plans for the Room veil hu-niuiiai di;;r.L-r jrc Hearing completion, and it is requested that all members turn in at the meeting the money from ticket sales. TfTm 1 1 1 iai Iji:.ni3a.-cfti.gir..i!llj:i.1l 2a MAY BRITT- CURT JURGENS m THEODORE BIKEL. STMt -S STARTS TODAY CONTINUOUS FROM 1:15 All MOTHERS OVER 60 ADMITTED FREE ON "MOTHER'S DAY" TWO WONDERFUL I INS TIIRNFR MSfX. uniui 1 u 111 ii-ii sv' if , r m "I live fw 'of lover m "o JSi.Si man r- ' KEenS IFliBM ft . t - Kwr una t SANDRA DEE yS?J8S SUSAN KOU it 11 ni m ALUM W n THIS PICTURE IS MORE v ; ram Top Hew fllf J,'"J$; temi... r;:ipj 1 1 -mt. Open 7 FOR MOTHER'S DAY Your Choice of $)00 Complete Dinners '.SJ.lAjt-iJJs !. , CCHOICE . . PCORH-FEO: .I UEEPznr: 3iJ With Baked Panto 4 Soup, Vegetable, Biscuits, Salad, n j '.-i-k- Relish Tray and Dessert. Served fqnp the Way You Like. V j; r j ERVIN REMMIE, CHEF jj 4 -Jij!. Cafeteria Style jf i: Lunch ii inhj" 1206 No. DIVtUSIDE 2 p.m. UoOml A (Weekdays) Mrfr U jfo? B"Trn 1 1 --rTTgmla'Tr tn nil HOUSE of MYSTERY Where the Stereoramic Photo Originated Nnrfri of TWK OPEN Gold Hill at ANY SNAPSHOT TAKEN WITHIN THE VORTEX WILL PRODUCE A 3D PICTURE - TEST IT! Summer Hours 8 to 6 Open to the Public Since 1930 Local; Buint Name -The busi- ness name McCallister Motors i.-o hecr. a;Turp'"i by Joe P.nd 1 Rtva L. McCallister, 400 East I Jackson St., according to rec-l oriis in the county recorder's office. In Sacred Heart - Medical patients reported Friday at Sacred Heart hospital were Steven W. Ciishman. 15-monlh-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cushman. 542 Palm St.; Mrs. Peggy R. Jakubow ski, 6013 Shasta Way. Kla math Falls: and Mrs. Mary E. Payton, 319 South Peach st. Surgery patients are Mrs. Fay Woods, route 1, box '.40, Eagle Point; Gale R. Johnson, post office box 155, Prospect; and Mrs. Geneva Erickson, 314 Howard ave. Return Home-Mr. and Mrs. John Frantz,, 22 Quince St., have returned from New Orleans where they attended the Allslale Insurance com pany's "conference of cham pions." The annual event honors the company's top sell ing agents. Engine Fire -Ashland fire men were called at 5:UG p.m. Thursday to extinguish an en gine fire in a car owned by Mrs. H. Meyers. 308 Otis St., Ashland. Damage caused by the fire, which started after the engine flooded, was minor. Permitj Issued - The city building dept. recently issued building permits to Owen Kunkel to erect a $14,500 res idence at 1224 Siskiyou blvd., and to Built Rite Construc tion company to add a $4,600 room to a residence at 2439 Lyman ave. Surgery Patients-Mrs. Rita Acree, route 1, box 140, Eagle Point, is convalescing at Sa cred Heart hospital following surgery. Vicki Hcnson, 23-month-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ilenson, box 373, Eagle Point, is a surgery pa i tient at Sacred Heart. TOP HITS-IN COLOR1 mm mm Best-Selling Novel! FUN THAN KISSING cary GRANT: Sophia LQREN Houseboat MARTHA HVER a.m. Child's Plate $1.00 Roast Oregon Turkey With Dressing Baked Ham With Pineapple Fried Chicken Biscuits & Honey Spencer Steak With Baked Potato Soup, Vogerable, Biscuits, Salad, Relish Tray and Dessert. Served the Way You Like. ERVIN REMMIE, CHEF Throughout The Year Painted Boxee-The city en gineering department recently painted some 35 emergency police call boxes. The boxes, located at various points around the city, have been painted a bright orange. Loi Dog Suuiev Diiion, 13U4 Qviincy St., Ashland, re ported to state police Satur day that he lost his Redbone hound early Saturday morn- lift Udlttlidll'S tdfe ilOl til of Medford. The finder is ask I ed to call Dillon at MUrdock 2 1822 or Ray Mitchell at MU'rdock 2-7542, Ashland. Flue Fire A flue fire oc curred at the M. J. Kannasto residence, 219 Granite St., Ashland, about 12:30 p.m. Saturday. No damage result ed, Ashland firemen said. Twin Daughters - Word has been received of the birth of twin daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kaplon, Port land. April 18. Kaplon form erly lived in Medford. He is the son of the late Harry Kaplon who. with Harry Rubenstine, operated the Bar gain house on South Grape st. Sugar Winners - Two Med ford women won prizes in the final week of White Satin Sugar company's "Magic Su gar Bowl'' Oregon products statement contest. Mrs. Jack Florey, 114 Portland ave., won third prize, and Mrs. Willis G. Gilman, 92 Winema way, won fourth prize. Convention Delegate - C. E. Chamberlain, Medford, is among the first Western Life Insurance company agents to qualify for the company's golden anniversary conven tion at the Broadmoor hotel in Colorado Springs, Presi dent R. B. Richardson has an nounced. Convention dates are June 12-15. Cleared of Charge - Ruth Aylene Emerson, of 821 Broad St., was found innocent of a charge of failing to signal in municipal court Friday. The woman had been cited by city police following a two vehicle accident April 22. Servicemen HERE ON FURLOUGH Boyd E. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Davis. 1093 Brookdale rd.. is visiting his parents on a 15-day furlough. ; Davis, who attended Crater I High school prior to entering ; the service, is assigned to the USS Cacapon at Long Beach, I Calif. IN GERMANY Army Pvt. Armon L. Co.bbs, son of Mrs. Martha R. Vaughan, 59 Union st., Ash land, recently was assigned to the third armored division artillery in Germany. Cobbs, a field communications crew man in Hanau, entered the Army in November, 1959. ASSIGNED Army Pvt. Victor D. Smart, son of Mrs. Gayle Weraus, 46 Granite St., Ashland, recently was assigned to the second armored division at Ft. Hood, Tex. Smart, a mechanic, en tered the Army last January and attended Ashland High school. SEAMAN HOME Seaman Donald D. MacKin tosh, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. i MacKintosh, 108 Sixth St.. Phoenix, is home on leave aft- completing the enlisted basic submarine course at New London, Conn. He will report to Mare Island, Calif., May 15. before assignment to the submarine base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. He was graduated from Phoe nix High school in 1959. EXERCISE ELK HORN Army Specialist Five Frank R. Davidson, son of Mrs. Ethel M. Davidson. 409 S.W. Oak St., Grants Pass, Is scheduled to participate in "Exercise Elk Horn," an Army field maneuver at the Yakima, Wash., firing center May 9-23. Davidson, a medical aidman at Ft. Lewis, Wash., entered the Army in 1942 and was last stationed in Alaska. VISITED ITALY Damage Controlmarr Second Class Robert A. Vinzant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer A. Vin zant, 848 Stewart ave., Med ford. completed a 15-day vis it to Naples, Italy, recently while serving aboard the at tack aircraft carrier, USS Mother's Day SPECIALS! Includes Complete DINNER Reliih Dish Soup Vegetable-Dessertl 9 Roest Turk Rots? Bf f Roast Pork Dinner terved Noon til 7 P.M. Special Pried for Children. Plenty of Parking Space. Jackson Hittl Dining losn 108 So. Cenrrol Open 7.00 A.M. Hi PLANNING A PARTY OR irr.nqementl nd ret.rv.tioni CjII SP 2-6231. BIG MUSHROOMS These large morel rooms, considered to be one of the finest tasting varieties in this area, were found along Roue river last week by a member of the Southern Oregon Mushroom club. They are Morchella Esculenta, one of six of OBITUARIES MRS. VIRTUS C. MILLS Mrs.- Virtus C'loe Mills. 84, of 403 Clark st., Medford, died in a local hospital Fri day. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Perl Funeral home. MERLE W. JACK Merle Wilfred Jack. 52. of 625 Cherry st.. Central Point, died of a heart attack at the Double Dee Lumber company Friday. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Perl Funeral home. WILLIAM E. HURLEY William E. Hurley. 2. died at his home, 507 Park Place No. 5, Saturday. Funeral ar rangements will bp announced by Conger - Morris Funeral home. GEORGE WHELPLEY j George Wholpley, 8R, died ' at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Harry Morgan. 728; Welch St.. Saturday. Funeral! arrangements will nounced by Conger Funeral home. be an Morris GEORGE W. MILLER Portland George W. Mil ler, former Medford resident, died in Multnomah hospital. Portland, Saturday of a heart attack. He was born in Mt. Vernon, Ind., and moved to Oregon in 1909, living in Klamath Falls, later moving to Medford. He lived at 145 South Oakdale ave. In Medford. In 1!)50, he and his wife, Annie Miller, started living with their daughter, H. G. iWlson, Medford, and two granddaughters. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at the McGinnis and Wilhelm Fun eral home, Portland. Franklin D. Roosevelt, oper ating with tiie U.S. Sixth fleet in the Mediterranean. MISSIVE ASSIGNMENT Army Pvt. Earl R. Wein hold II. son of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Weinhold, 434 Walker sl Ashland, recently was as signed to the 52nd Artillery, a Nike-Hercules missile unit at Camp Hanford, Wash. Weinhold was graduated from Talent High school in 1 95U. and attended Southern Oregon college, Ashland. He entered the Army in 1959. CHARCOAL STEAKS TILL MIDNIGHT CANDLE ROOM NV''' HOTEL t a U Medford A rrtw Open Daily 5:30 P.M. to Midnight Sunday. 4 P.M. Till 11 P.M Salad Entree Potato Choice of Fried Chicken 8k4 Him olf IfNQUET? Chrck ilh ut for JAMES V. BRADLEY Funeral services for James Vorace Bradley. 77. of 408 Boardman St., Medford. who I died May 3, were held at Perl Funeral home Thursday. The Rev. Harold Sanner of the Nazarcne church officiated. Interment was in Medford IOOF cemetery. Mr. Bradley was born in Grain Valley, Mo.. Nov. 15, 1882, and had been a resi dent of this area for 35 years. Survivors include his wife, Stella B. Bradley. Medford; two sons, Vernon Wilson and Dale Bradley, both of Med- Mother's Day Specials Complete Dinner With All The Trimmings Roast Tom Turkey & Dressing, Leg o' Pork With Applesauce, Virginia Baked Ham with Yams Southern F-ied Chicken Roast Prime Rib of Be Sure to Visit the Jacksonville Museum JUBILEE RESTAURANT Jacksonville, Oregon TW 9-1606 CHILDREN ALWAYS WELCOME Enjoy This Sunday BREAKFAST Before or Aftor Church . . (Served Anytime) it the . Hotel Medford Dining Room CHILDREN ALWAYS WELCOME ,1 Trot Uar m M( r..m I I luiiniw Urti'ii 'iiuiiLnu - Dp, Delicious Dinners c- 50 I all seats $i.oo JjteamtiagSin . ' i WEFK Complete with Minestrome B - ... - - A Soup, Relish Tray, Mixed Green dMMPWHM0MMnttiuiiiiiB iiymto s.id. . c,.m, coffe,. y f WXiVrXTti?i CONTINUOUS H KACHIIIA LODGE I ( SffljlTOffl tfroamy 8 Highway 99 Phoenix, Oregon IftlVfE Q 1 ;00 P.M. illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ' ONE OF THE REALLY BIG PICTURES OF THE YEAR! H im ,m I 3-j MAGNIFICENTLY RECREATING THE EPIC STORY flPFN S I- I THAT HAS ENTHRALLED AN EAGER WORLD! V.-Cri I Sat VU 1 fe7 'VfTl i mother's nj&$m ! J-, u aari I DAY I JSBTNER zz Treat Mom o omeli!ng different on Mother' Day. : Try Tony'$ Deluxe Dinners. For Reservations call JL. f ' 1 j - if mi hf& llul ' ' ' WW H SP 2-2870. OPEN DAILYi 11-2 Lunch, 5-9 Dinner. f IfT" , I ' I f JLt f-jL jif I ''" ' iU '1 I Chicken Cocciatora, Veol Scaloppinl, lasagne, Rjli, h '( y T :) iSJi WMVamt? ii .:.M0-..avi...pr9K, alLaaeth. tJX 7 V lM ill I5 ill :r ;::"a our ' I mLmm II TAB U pT L-b k 1 30f s., a.. SP2.280 GEORGE SANDERS MARtSft PAVAN jfm$J 0 n 1 SHOWS AT 1:d&3i4&-Aia6ta0, Tlflllf MM tW; .-777 n nrr II ' o . the Morcehclla family that grow in south ern Oregon. The largest here is over a fool long. Although the season for morels is about over in the lower elevations, many are to be found in mountain areas in June and July. Births OWEND - To Mr. and Mrs. Griffith, 113 East 11th st.. Medford, May 6. lDHO, boy, ti',4 pounds at Sacred Heart hospital. PRICE - To Mr. and Mrs. Dale, 415 Park St., Medford, May 6, 19B0, girl. 7:, i pounds at Sacred Heart hospiial. ford; three sisters, Mrs. Lucy Haymes, Houston, Tex., Mrs. ! Anna Burk, Bentonville, Ark., and Mrs. Cora Marlin, Joplin. Mo., two grandsons and sev- erals nieces and nephews. $1.75 Beef $2.75 am ' t r i. I50 I 1'4-H HEWS Knit Whili The nieeiing nf ilit. Apple gate Knit Whits 4 11 club was held at llernot's huue. Tho meeting was called to order iy Diana 3r:i.v.h , J..iy Drake led the American Hag salute and Linda Petioct led the 4-H ft ik yalute a.ui.v led roil call. It . kinds of urii. She .i!mi re ul i t lit- mimiies of the lai meei 1 nig. The c I 11 1) ili.scucd thr stamps lo send overseas and about the water testing. They decided to have it the first Sunday of May. Mav M tile I club will have a display at the I I'pper Applegate Granite at the Home Extension I'nit fes tival. Tiie meeting was adjourned. Mary Peuee led the group 111 a game and s o n g Itefiesli nients were served. Sharon Prow ell, Reporter Kooklng Kays The Kith meeting of the Kookuig Kays 4-11 club was called to order by President ENDS TONIGHT! SHOVS TODAY! Doors Open 1:30 p.m. Screening 2:00 p.m. Doors Open 7:30 p.m. Screening 8 00 p.m. ADULTS ONLY! NO ONE UNDER 21 ADMITTED. YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE THIS SENSATIONAL MOVIEI leu all conventions explode . . .in the most daring 1 St f i lean Marc BOfTT - ALL SEATS $1.00 Terry MrManama. We decid-' eil to have our Mothers Ten j May HI at Tery McManama i 1 house. The meeting was ad journed. Linda Parsely did a demon stration on making salad. Re freshments were served by Linda Parsely. S'i!rl"y K'wti, Reporter Milk Pail Wrangln The sixth meeting of the Milk Pail Wranglers was held at the Summer s home April 24 The group discussed ways and means of raising money 1 for 4-H fair equipment. It was decided thai the club would have a car wash. It was dis ! covered that straw was not furnished by the general club. The next meeting will be at Ihe Zapell home May 22. Mindy Hackelt, Reporter Four Name Bands May 12th toe stay ever filmed! (UMtll -r w 111 ht. - m MklOT f I rat 'A J. a iXL k Stfn ' '-l hum ms iynrr saw--'' U , . . PC!a""" tikAWitL. Dwected by tours MAUf A foi ditetntarl Rto ';15 Sundty, May 8, 1960 - Rutgers scientists are seek ing a high yielding, rust-resistant strain of asparagus for New Jersey. They assert that the Mary Washington variety j of touay Dears iiuie resem j blance to the excellent aspar 1 agus that originally bore that THIATPtl INFORMATION SIRVICI CALL Sr 3-7323 ton FULL INFORMATION AIOUT YOUR THIATRIt STARTING TONIGHT TWO TOP 'A' HITSI They CAlld hr"Maf( thm Cat"! Cat on a Hot TinRooffji Jack Carson Judith Akdersoh MAIL THISUKI, MtdfoiJ. Or. I A 0 DRIVE-IN h -1 couth pacific wianwv STATE l v J i AND AVA GARDNER . STEWART . y GRANGER V ( o o if Ho 0 o r, o Q0