Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 20, 1960, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextI Local and Property Damaged - Henry B. Connel, 2840 Connel ave., Medford, reported to sheriff! deputiea that property he owns on Roxy Ann rd. has been damaged. Break Into Homa - Mrs. Darlene G. Anderson, Gazelle. Calif., reported Thursday to sheriffs deputies that some one broke into her home on East Emails creek, Rogue Riv er. The house had been ran sacked, she reported. Furs, dishes, tools and a washing machine motor were taken. TONITE & SATURDAY FIRST AREA SHOWING AT REGULAR PRICES CO-FEATURE SCVTN Thieves ClNBM5cOP edw. s'imm P i R00 5HIGER JOAN COUINS ii& UWULLACH ENDS SATURDAY! Raiders on Horseback Riding like fURY! m mm nwmwwmwm mhlalMlH iiAYME HuLDEH JOHN FORD'S THUNDERING SPECTACLE! CONSTANCE TOWERSl ALTHEA GIBSON COLOR brO.Lu,. SECONDS PHell JEFF CHANDLER JACK PALANCE MARTINE CAROL RD COMEDY RIOT SAT. ONLY! cyC00PER1 ""GREER A Woman's tj' M Corns??- dm VFW Hall in Rogue River EVERY SATURDAY NITE- 9 to 1 Music by Bobby Burton & Rythm Masters Featuring "Differ" (The Rogue Valley't Gm tCmpa) Hardwood Floor Vnlergod Dlnlni Facilities Check Room Free large Parking Area SPONSORED BY VFW - IVWYONl WC0mi Personal In Hospital - Lloyd G. Schaeffer, post office box 1221, Brooking, was listed as a medical patient yesterday at Sacred Heart hospital. Dynamite Found - Charles W. Collins, Stewart ave. and Thomas rd., Medford, report ed Thursday that he found an old box of dynamite in a cabin on Sterling creek rd., sher iff's deputies said. Business Nam - The busi ness name S.P. Cafe and Gro cery, Fourth and A sts., Ash land, has been retired by Hazel Powell and assumed by Theresa E. Richardson, ac cording to records in the county recorder's office. Articltt of Incorporation Ronald H. Maxwell, T. Carl Berberich and Freda Mae Berberich have filed for arti cles of Incorporation for Ron do, Inc., 1118 Siskiyou blvd., Ashland, according to records in the county recorder's of fice. Works SoU-The Medford Ladder Works, 1246 South Riverside ave., was recently sold by Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell G. Wagar, South Holly St., to Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Cun ningham, Pioneer rd. The business builds and repairs ladders, it was reported. Still Alarm - City firemen reported a "still alarm" at ; 3:55 p.m. yesterday. They said j that A. N. Coleman drove up to the central fire station with a fire in the back seat of his car. A cigarette was blamed for the blaze, a one-square foot hole was burned on the fiColt. Surgery Patients . Daniel Lee Meadows, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie C. Meadows, 1017 East Pine St., Central Point; Christian Schempp, 2117 Hill crest ave,., Medford; and Ev erett D. Dougherty, route 3, box 236D, Phoenix, were list ed as surgery patients at Sa cred Heart hospital yesterday. Son Born -News has been received here from Jones boro, Ark., of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clever May 3. Mrs. Clever is the former Evelyn Frederick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. ' Frederick, 5695 Table Rock rd. Paternal grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clever, Jonesboro. The ba6y has been named Frank, Obituaries MRS. MAUDE P. HYDE Funeral services for Mrs. Maude P. Hyde, a former res ident of Medford, who died in Newberg, Ore., May 16, were held at the Medford IOOF cemetery Thursday af ternoon. The Rev. John O. Reynolds officiated, and Perl Funeral home was in charge of arrangements. THEO C. AY A Funeral services for Mrs. Theo Candis Aya, of 205 Cra ter Lake ave., who died Tuesday, were held this morn ing at Conger-Morris Funeral home. The Rev. John Rey nolds of Westminister Presby terian church officiated. Com mittal was private. Mrs. Aya was born Dec. 15, 1887, in Evanston, 111., and had lived in Medford for the past 37 years. She was mar ried Oct. 25, 1917. in The Dalles. Ore., to Alphonse W. Aya. who survives. Other survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Harold L. Sleight. San Francisco; and I Airs, nugu n. aanagaine, Springfield, Ore., and eight grandchildren. Investment Funds N o o a quotations on selected tunde: Fund Bid Asked Bullock 12 49 13 47 Cliem Fund 11.09 11 m Colonial Ener 11.86 12.06 Eaton Howard Stk .. 11.73 12 .16 Fidelity 13.14 16.37 Group Sec Avie-Elee9.ll 9 38 Group Sec Com Stk 11.88 13.01 Group Sec Petr .... R.93 9 B0 Group Sec Steel .... 9.U 10 01 Group Seo Tobac - 7.54 8 27 Keystone B-3 1.1.71 17.21 Kevstone B-4 9.48 10 35 Kevstone K-2 14 53 13 85 Kevstone S-l 18 00 20.30 Kevstone S-2 11.28 12 43 Kevstone S-3 13.20 14 41 Kevstone S- 13.00 14.19 Mass Inv Grth Stk.. 14 48 15 65 TV-Elec -.. 8.01 9.73 Value Line Inc 5.20 5 60 I Wellington 13.82 15.07 Open House Set at Activity Center Open house will be held between 1:30 and 5:30 p.m. Sunday at the Senior Activity Center, 601 East Jackson at., Medford, as part of the Rogue Valley Council on Aglng'a ob servance of National Senior Citizens Week, May 22-29. Council members, teachers, volunteer staff and class mem. bers will be hosts, and ex hibits and refreshments are planned. The Senior Center orchestra will play during the afternoon. Other activities during Na tional Senior Citizens week in cludes an open home by the Medford Fifty Plus club, and the club's second birthday party Friday, May 27, at the tpiscopal Guild hall, and a meeting of the Rouue Vallev Council on Aging Thursday afternoon. PAINTED INTO A CORNER Mobile. Ala. -iLPli- Mai Gen. John B. Medaris, re tired head of Army Ordinance Missile Command, said Thurs day that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev is like "a man who finds himself pain ted into a corner - he might try to come out fightinnjif he is antagonized too much." MARQUEE OF QUEENSBURY New Yorfk -ipn- Printed on the marquee of Madison Square Garden during Thurs day night's "sane nuclear pol icy" rally: "Save the summit Hope of humanity World without war Tomorrow night-Boxing." Great Traveler So trim, slim, neat - you'll look and feel degrees cooler than everybody else in this step-in with coat-dress crisp ness. Darts curve sleek mid riff, pockets accent new, long er waist. Printed pattern 9033: miss es' sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 16 takes 3'z yards 35 inch fabric. Send THIRTY-FIVE cents (coins) for this pattern-add 10 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, Medford Mail Tribune Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainlv NAME, ADDRESS, SIZE aid STYLE NUMBER. Just out! Big. new 1960 spring and summer catalog in vivid, full-color. Over 100 smart styles ... all sizes . . . all occasions. Send now! Only 25c. Hi 9033 ' ' 10-18 HDANCIE Every Saturday Nite Beautiful Gold Hill Grange Music by Doyle Smith & The Music Makers Large Dining Facilities Free Check Room Dancina 9 P.M. to t A.M. WESTERN DANCE Music by THE RANGERS Gut Woody, Gent Lowe, Lit Padgett Erery SAT MITE (Mar 11. "Gr Acquainted Nile," Studtnh need ante pretent Student ledy card for courtesy Admission) Weather rORBCAT MVdtord and vu-iniiy Clouti with a tew nhoweri lomKhl. Par ti til c-lear?ng with pcaitert-d ahow crs in mountains Saturday. Low tonight 38-40 Huh Saturday 65 Western Oregon Mostly cloudy with a lew hhuwera and oocuMunal clearing period tonight and Satur day. Low tonight 31-46. High Sat urday 58-65. Northern California Showers nH nnoihl thunH forms in northern mountains otherwise 1 5Hv1r?lrdy lmm "nd M,ar,reinilirsecrelary LOCAL I) ATA TEMPERATURE' Mean yealer dav 55; below normaJ 5. Record high thin date 92 In 1947 Record low this date 35 in 195s. PRECIPITATION 24 houn to midnight, none. Midnight to 10 a ni., 0t inch. Total this month .92 inch. .18 inch above normal . Total since Sept. 1. 14 79 inches, 1.62 ini'hrs below normal. H U M 1 1 IT Y Low esl y e terday 31 highest this a in. BtV , Huh 4:ii0 ?- CITY Yr-trr- a m d-iy Low Prec. Uti 33 Brookings Crater Lake Grants Pus ... Klamath Kails MEDFORD Portland Scnttlc . Spokane . Yakima , till ;iT 01 1 H2 Fureka Red Blutf Sacramento San Francisco Los Angeles Phoenix Denver 86 86 43 .37 Chicago tH Miami Beach 84 New York 7fi Wa&hignton. D. C. 78 78 61 FIVE-PAY FORECAST: (Through May IS): Western Oregon - Western Wash ington Temperatures avei aging below normal and precipitation light with shower, tonight and again Monday or Tuesday. High temperatures 55-65 in western Washington and 60-70 in western Oregon. Lows in AOs. Northern California Possibility of light rain occasionally in ex treme north: otherwise, no preci- fiitaliton. Temperatures near or be ow normal. Grange News Upper Rogue Grange Master Eda Torrance pre sided at the short business meeting of Upper Rogue- Grange held recently. Pictures were shown by Mr. and Mrs. Scott Brill, who recently traveled to the Orient. Roscoe Roberts, county deputy, gave a short talk on Grange work. Lorraine and Bishop, all of Prospect, were Bishop, al lof Prospect, were voted on to become members of the Grange. Harold Barber gave a short talk on the billboard petition, stating that it would not effect the Crater Lake high way or any secondary high way. Roberts Installed Lucile Barber as lecturer; Ray Gil lispie, assistant steward; Doro thy Tackstein, Ceres; Harold Barber and Ranald Axtell, executive committee mem bers. Past Master Herb Carl ton served as installing mar shal. Ann Roberts and Meryle Carlton assisted. The Home Economics club scheduled a meeting for May 12 at the Torrance home. A rummage sale was set for Monday, Aug. 29. in the Fehl building, Medford. A total of $21 was contributed to the March of Dimes. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Snod grass and Velda Barr served refreshments. June meetings will begin at 8:30 p.m. Portland Livestock Portland ( UPHUSDA Cattle 2000. Choice steers 28. low choice under 1140 lb. 27.50-27.73; mixed! good-choice 27-27.23; good under j 1100 lb. 2.-26.50; cutter-utility 17-1 21: mixi'd Rood-choice heifer 2 6. 50-26. 7 i: cutter-utility 16.50 20.50: CHiinercutter cows 13-14.30. Calves 2G5. Good-choice vealers 28-32; standard 23-27: cull-utility j 13-23; good -choice stock steer; calves 2li-29. Hoss 1630. U.S. 1 and 2 butch ers 18.50.19.76 with 18 paid earlv; 1 sows 15-16 lighter and 14-15 heitvier. Sheep 21 SO. Choice with some prime springers 23-23.50; good- choice old crop 17-18; cull-good , ewes 2.50-6. Crab Louis DINNER Sunday, May 22 12:30 to 4:30 P.M. ROXY ANN GRANGE Adulti $1 - Children 50c POP MODERN CENTRAL POINT LEGION HALL Admisiton 1.00 Couples 1.75 Students 50c to 1 4-H Club Trail Bleieri Horse Club The May meeting of the Trail Blazers Horse Club was held May 12 at the home of Mr. Tom Whittle. Jo Wood led the flag salute. I Karen Holly read the creed. Barbara Beck acted as secre- tarv in the absence of ouri ' The club welcomed new members Loraine llixson, 1 Dunn ranch. Skip Ackermun Penny Slenner. Lloyd Toner j led the 4-H pledge and Regina and Pat Farrier. We decided j Krambeal led the flag pledge, to visit the spring horse show ! Dale West gave a report on at Grants Pass May We , the Etna rodeo. Where .she also discussed our own horse entered the ladies barrel race, show which will be held Junei Skip Ackerman. 12. President Gary Whittle ' Reporter appointed Carolyn Sidener. Jo Wood and David Hopkins ) Saving Bees on the committee for the horse i On May 1 1 the Saving Bees show. We discussed how lo 4-H club held a lea for mem lead a horse properly in the! hers' mothers at the home of halter class. ' Mrs. Keith, the leader. Moth- Carolyn Sidener gave a demonstration on making a rope halter. Linda Thames furnished re freshments. Jo Wood, Reporter Teen-a-Paige Club Crater Teen - a - Paie 4-H club held a meeting at the home of Carolyn Sidener May 10. A short business meeting; was followed by a mothers' tea. to which all the girls' mothers were invited. Central Point Lassie Stitchers 4-11 Sewing club members and mothers were also invited. For entertainment, Janice Hansen played a piano solo; Judy Daniels read two poems: Sharon Trainman and Sue Higinbotham played a clari net duet accompanied by Judy Daniels, pianist; and Patty McCue played an ac cordion solo. Games were played. The girls modeled their dresses which they had made and gave their mothers the slippers which had been made for them. Judy Daniels and Sue Higinbotham served re freshments. The next meeting will be at the Piukham home June 7. Sue Higinbotham, Reporter Desert Pegasut The Eagle Poir.t Desert Pe gasus Riding club will have a spring junior play day Sun day, June 5, at the 4-H fair- MOM DESIR DINING INN Re-Opens Tomorrow! SATURDAY, MAY 21st After Remodeling Phone NO 4-2513 for Reservations Attention Eagles! HOBO DANCE SATURDAY MAY 21st Prizes JACK'S MELODY TRIO Members and Guests Welcome NOTICE! JACKSON HOTEL Dining Room-Dinner Hour Has been extended till 10 p.m. weekdays and Saturdays; 7 A.M. till 8 P.M. Sundays ... for the convenience of our customers. Specializing in All Meals Guaranteed! Try Our SPECIAL 85 Merchants Lunch DANCE Lake Creek Grange Ron Nelson & The Melody Mountaineers Dancing 9 to 1 Back at DREAMLAND! Our Regular Orchestra SATURDAY NIGHT Pljylnf your favorite t5ane music. Join tho congenial crowd for an evening ef pleasure -Meet new friends. Inioy our snick bar serving RIAL COFFtl -Always Good Music Men $1.00 Ladies 50c News I grounds in Medford It will begin at 1 p.m. Ribbons will be awarded. Trophies will be given lor hiuli point riders in each oi inre-e ue groupa. A $1 entry fee will be charged for each horse. All persons in the oe groups are welcome lo tnke part Plans for the plav dav were made at a club meet ins at the ers present were Mrs. lluyli Whipple. Mrs. Dons Vander grift. Mrs. Randolph Hugduhl and Mrs. D. 11. Wood. Also attending was Miss Norma Hague, county 1 11 agent. The girls modeled their aprons and displayed their garment protectors. The next meeting was set for the home of Sharon and Karen Hugdahl. Unlicensed Medical Authority Dies Amityvillc. N.Y. cl PI' Dr. Edgar B. Burehell, 88. consid ered one of the world's lead ing authorities in a medical specialty he was never al lowed to practice, died here Wednesday in a nursing home. Burehell never completed high school and never ob tained a license to practice as an eye and ear specialist. His honorary doctorate, was awarded by Roanoke College. Salem, Va., in 19;Ui. But Burehell was credited with several medical discov eries in his field. He taught many of today's leading eye and ear specialists, was a con sultant in an operation per formed on King Praiadhipok of Siam in 1944, and became the only layman ever named a fellow of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology. Hobo Stew Charcoal Broiled Steaks Sea Foods e Chicken Complete banquet serv ice, free estimates and advice. Private banquet rooms available. SATURDAY NIGHT MAY 21 Refreshments Free Prizes mm Explorers Leave for Sand Point Trip Seven members of Sea Ex plorer Seoul Ship :t. spon sored by the Medford Lions club, left by bus this morning for Seattle where they will attend the Region 11 Sea Scout reuntta. They were to be joined by 2 Sea Scouts and two chaperones from Grants Pass Marry Rankin. Medford, chaperoned the lo cal Scouts. Those milking the trip from the Medlord ship are Dean Million, Chuck Johnson, De Wayne Gier, Ken Baumer. Wayne Chipmnn and Dick Swan, all of Medford. am! Hubert Allison, Gold Hill. They will he guests of the Sam! Point Naval Air Station at Seattle for the week end during which time they will live under Navy regulations They will inspect all Naval facilities at Sand Point, will lake a trip in Pugel Sound aboard a destroyer escort, and two boys from each ship will be selected for a trip in a PHY flying patrol boat. About 1.000 Sea Scouts tend the regatta. 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