Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 03, 1960, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextO Friday, June 3, I960 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. 11 I TONITE & SATURDAY 1,1 43 ROBERT ELEANOR fMITCHUM-PARKER CwtnwScopt.MtlMCaa SCREENS AT 8:55 2nd TOP HIT! GlNN FORD I Sis It "S nnmir b w wuryik 1 1 I i -ftE ClNKMAScQpg MCM MUASt AT 7:00-11:30 I 1 Every Saturday Nir Beafltifol Gald Music by Doyle Smith & The Music Makers EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Large Dining Facilities Free Check Room Dancing 9 P.M. to 1 A.M.. THE WOODEN SHOE proudly presents KING PERRY And HIS QUARTET King Prry is king of the sax and clarinet featuring outstanding VOCALS BY "MliTO" well-known TV and radio artist Be Sure To See and Hear This Outstanding Group Playing Nightly, Monday thru Saturday - " - Closed Sunday WE COULD kid you iiyisa THAT THIS PICTURE IS FOR - 4vV-., " 111 GUSTAVO ROJO - EVA GABOR -FREl .EDGAR K)CHNN.s(.Pi.rhCHRLES t-DtREK star ii nuimw wwi tout GEORGE MARSHALL b, llflON ROSENBERG ?Film, i. Stain in CiNEMASCOPf w in lOfnBiiw r TECMIICOlOr From WARNER BROS flk A A STORY AS BIG AS THE SEAS I !JJ 1 trd Big nit! SATUBB6? C8l-Y! "TTTTTT.,. Local and Fir Spreads-City firemen were dispatched to the Gene Lowe residence, 2101 West Main St., yesterday. They said tire had spread from trash into adjacent grass. Iij, Hospital - Michelle Hol man, 6-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Holman, 551 Haven St., Medford, and Morris Brown, 2245 Hillside dr., Medford, were listed as medical patients today to Rogue Valley hospital, Clotht lanitA Sun chining through a rear window waiJ hi.i.j . 3 -"aicy a apparent cause yes- leraay 01 a lire at 825 Modoc ave. in a car belonging to Frank Stephens of the same address. Firemen said that the cloths, back seat and rear window Were d;imnoH rir. started in the cloths. Bill Grasrge 7 mm Wm ADULTS OHLY But It's Really JUST ABOUT THE FUNNIEST COMEDY o EVER! IT'S FOR- EVERYBODY! Debtlc Reynolds 1 : Hsar Debbu sing thg Staged ABSCISS CLARK L ini ..fTROCOV m .WiwSccn - - tm( ran noft wohldi Thurry I ENDS J SAT. ,W L cimmw far I Personal Medical Patients-Mrs. Snuv uel Gann, route 1, box 35j? Central Point, and Vcm E. Dunn Jr., 1059 North Moun tain ave., Ashland, were listed today as medical patients at Sacred Heart hospital. Toniillectomy-Jan M. Ayrcs, 15 -year -old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Ayres, 45 North Ninth St., Central Point, was listed as a tonsil lectomy patient today at Cra ter Osteopathic hospital. Dumping - Gail Grooms, 5217 South Pacific highway, reported to the sheriff's de partment Wed) esday that per sons had dumped garbage at a place owned by her on Pleasant Creek. Moved Charles William Marshall, who fell through a plate glass window on South Front St., Medford, Tuesday night, no longer lives on NiaQtic St., it was learned to day. His present address is not known. Tire, Wheel Taken - A tire and wheel valued at S50 were taken from a pickup truck be longing to Chester Lawrence James, 307 Willamette ave., Tuesday, while it was parked h ai riawmorne parK, accord ing to city police. Items Taken - Charles O. Oswald, Eagle Point, notified j sheriff's deputies Wednesday of tile theft of doors and ve neer paneling from his home two miles north of Casey State park. The items are val ued at $60. Medical Patients-Mrs. Har old A. Densmore, route 3, box 765, Roseburg; Mrs. Thornton Romine, 333 Edwards St., Medford; and Mrs. Basil Le Gary, 4439 South Pacific highway, Grants Pass, were listed as medical patients to day at Crater Osteopathic hos pital. Joint Installation Ameri can Legion Post, Medford, and the auxiliary, will hold joint installation Saturday, June 4, at 6:30 p.m. at the Pythian hall. North Grape st. A buffet dinner will be served prior to the initiation of new members and the officer in stallation. Surgery Patients - Surgery patients today at Sacred Heart hosDital included Don Turn er, 83 Freeman rd., Central Point; Barney Governor, Fifth st., Gold Hill; Mrs. Peggy Jakubuski, 6019 Shasta Way, Klamath Falls, and Mrs. Ma bel Honrsteth, box 92, Shady Cove. Dance Canceled - Rogue Valley Country club an nounced this morning that due to conflicting events in other parts of the valley with a subsequent small number of reservations for the club dance planned for Saturday. June 4, the event has been canceled. Business Names -The busi ness name of Prospect Gar bage and Sanitation Service has been assumed by r em Stevenson, box 270, Prospect, according to records in the county recorder's office. Also assuming a business name are Cliford Rsjn and Ethel A. Goodman, 1577 Valley View rd., Ashland. The name is Farmers Fruit and Vegetable Center. Society Dinner - Reserva tions for the annual dinner of the Southern Oregon Histori cal society rre due today, ac cording to Mrs. Edith Gilford. The event is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Monday, June 6, at the Jacksonville Masonic hall. Frank Jenkins, editor of the Klamath Falls Herald and News, will be the main speak er. Anyone interested is in vited. Reservations should be made by calling Mrs. Gifford, SPring 2-6487. or the Jackson ville museum, TWinoaks 9 1322. This Evening LOBSTERS SEA SCALLOP PRAWNS Charcoal Steaks CANDLE ROOM HOTEL MEDFORD 5:30 p.m. till Midnight tern Weather KOIIFTASTS Mcdfnrd ami Yieiimv Fair and hot thriiuL-li S.iturti;i . I.uvv tonight 52 llryli SatiiKliiy yo-nj WYsurn On-fcon K;nr tonicht and Saturday with, jiatchi-s of i'oataI toy or low i-loiuls. Cooler over sootti t-oat Satnril.iv . Low to night .Ml-lill Ihvh S mtrday 70-80 ill north. Ha-ti.i In southern mler ijah on yo.ist 'orth.'rn Calitnrnia: Fair 1o niltltt and Satun 3y hut inorenMiiR ioi; on Central California coast. A few isolated thouniierstornis in" few isolated thunderstorms in Monterey and racrainento Satur day. I.IH'AI, UATA TEMPEHATl'HK: Mean .vester. day 74; ahove normal i. Heeord hiRh this dale !l!l in IftUti Heeord low this date 35 in 1:117. PHKCIPITATION: 24 hours to niidni'"y. none. Midnight to 10 a in . Mne. Total this mooth none. .08 ''leh below normal. Total sinee Sept. 1. 15 84 Inehes, l ot! inehes helow normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 18', , lushest this a in. 8:t'. . llisll CITY YMir 4:10 4 a in. hr. Low Prec. day Brookings Grants Pass Klamath Kails . MEDFORD Portland Seattle Spokane Yakima Fureka 77 Red Bluff . ... Sacramento San Fraiu'Meo Los Aiwlt's . 95 70 US 78 Phoenix 107 Denver R3 Chicago 711 Miami Leach 84 New Yirk HO WashijiRton, D. C 87 67 FIVK-ll AY FO:C ST (Through June X): Western Oregon - istern Wash ington Lit tli1 nr no precipitation. Above normal temperatures. Hii;hs in 70s and 80s in western Wash ington and In 80s or i)us in western Oregon. Lows in 50s. Northern I'alifomia Possibility of scattered thunderstorms occa sionally in hlph mountains; other wise, no rain. Temperatures above normal In interior and near nor mal elsewhere. Over-lhe-Counfer Western Slocks Tlie following bid and ask ed quotations, from tile Na tional Association of Securl ties Dealers, Inc., do not rep resent actual transactions. They are a guide to the range within winch these securities could have been sold (indi cated by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. mm on siorks Bank of Aineiica Calif.-PueiliF Utilities Cascades Plywood Cons. FrriEhtwavs , 17'! pen prus Mines Corn First Natinnal Hank . Morrison-Knudsrn 2! . 21 4 Northwest Nat. Gas Pacific Pwr. fir Lt Perniancnte Cement .... 21' Portland Gen. Elec U!) U. S. National Bank.... titi United Utilities 41 West Coast Tel 25 Weyerhaeuser 34',ii Investment Funds Noon quotations on selected funds: Fund Bullock Hid 12.40 11.41 1 1 Am Asked 13.59 12.34 12-77 12. (.4 Ki.aO 10.04 13 01 !.37 Chem Fund Colonial Ener I.Tton Howard Stk .. 11.82 Fidelity fl.2(i Group Sec Avia Elec D.lti Group hec Com Stk II .88 Group Sec Petr .... 8 35 Group Sec Steel .... 9 14 Group Sec Tobac .. 7-70 Keystone B-3 15.71 Kevstone B-4 .. !) 45 Keystone K-2 14 !)5 Kevstone S-l 1)1.07 Keystone S-2 11.42 Keystone S-3 13.27 Kevstone S-4 13 11 Mass Inv Grth Stk 14 72 10 32 Hi 28 20.00 12.47 14 48 14 31 15 01 8.94 5.70 15 25 TV-Elec 8.20 Value Line Inc 3.22 Wellington 13 !! Portland Livestock Portland flTPDlTSDA Cattle 1850. Choice 1140-1 120 lb. fed steers 1 27.50-28; good under 1100 lb. 25-! 2G.50; standard 22-24: cutter-util- lty 17-21: mixed snort -eh nice heir- j trrs 20.50-2Ii.75; canncr-ciitter cows I mostly 12-14; cutler-utility bulls 1 17-22. ; Calves 215. Good-choice vealers . 25-28; stiimtard 20-24: cull-utility i 12-20: niedium-eood stock calves : 22-25.2. j Hons moo u.s. l and 2 hutch-i ers 180-235 Ih. 18 50-18.75. few 10; heavier and liiihler weights 16-17: ! 250-300 h. sows 15-10. , Sheep 202a. Choice-prime spring lambs 21.50-22; around 115 lb. I Jlonday 22.25: eond 20-21: cond- choice shorn old crop lambs 15-17; , culls 2.50-5.50. I Portland Produce Portland (UPI) Dairy market: Kf.cs To retailers: Grade AA ex- 1 tra larse. 45-47c: AA larpe, 44-4:'c; j a larce 42-43c: AA medium 30-41c: AA small 3l-35c; cartons l-3c addi tional. Butter To retailers: AA and tirade A prints 07r It).; cartons lc hieticr; B prints. t5c. i.Tiecse. nie.iijni currd To re tailers: A Rrade Cheddar single dai- j sies, 44-5 1 c; processed American cheese, 5-lb. loaf, 41'j-43',a. 1 d:- yj2 0es;owNl,:Mp.r. jv ..- wM: The West's 1 rm mm ' -r .":it 7 ; ADULTS ONLY-ALL SEATS $1.00 iJi FHi .JLJjmStf .nJm II vl kseph CACLOA Roy Roberts Grlj I miW V?n7C Wm I and a swell C tfM: '-M'l QCY Ct-. I 1 ill CARTOON CARNIVAL Obituaries MRS. CHARLES NEWHALL Funeral services for Mrs. Charles S. (Adabelle) New hall, who died in Beverly Hills, Calif., have been chang ed from Perl Funeral home to the St. Mark's Episcopal church at 10:30 a.m. Satur day The Rev. George R. V. Bol ster will officiate. Committal will be in Siskiyou Memorial park. Pjgl Funeral home is in charge of arrangements. DAVID McCOY Ashland-David McCoy, 81, of 5405 South Pacific high way, Talent, died Thursday. Delicious Spanish Bisto The Management of the Rainbow Cafe at 109 W. Main Cordially invites you to enjoy the delicious Spanish Dishes which will become available to you starting Today after 4 p.m. At very Reasonable Prices our Menu wil! include TACOS ENCHILADAS TOSTADAS TAMALES CHILLI CON CARNE CHEESE TORTILLAS MEXICAN PIZZA and other Spanish preparations. VFW Hall k im EVERY SATURDAY NITB- 9 to 1 Music by Bobby Burton & Rythrw bAmtom Featuring Frank Burdick (Plays 'em Sad - In Fact Pitiful) Hardwood Ftoor Enlarged Dining Facilities Check Room Free Large Parking Area SPONSORED BY VFW - EVERYONE WELCOME The and Western Room in Central Point is now open to the public serving your favorite Foods and Beverages DANCING Every Friday and Saturday OPEN 9 A.M. TO 2:30 A.M. Banquets, Parties and Dinner Groups Invited-Phone NO 4-2485 Children with Families Welcome The Dreamland Orchestra's Return Was a BIG SUCCESS! They'll Be Here Again This SATURDAY NIGHT Playing your favorite dance music Join the congenial crowd for an evening of pleasure Mcer new friends. Enjoy our snack bar serving REAL COFFEE Always Good Music Men $1.00 DANCE 9 TIL 1 EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Jacksonville Community Hall Old Time and Western Music as Played By The Westerners Men $1.00 ladies 50c EVERYONE WELCOME m mm m va iiiuiav -Mk-tv mo He w as born Jan. 28, 1879, in Fayelteville, Ark. Mr. McCoy moved to the vallcaj in 1922. He is sur vived oy a brother, Abe Mc Coy, Sunland, Calif., widwwc nephew, Olcn McCoy, Viled ford. Graveside services will be held at Steam's cemetery, Talent, Saturday, June 4, at i pm. The Rev. R. L. Corn-i wall will officiate. L..'iller's j Funeral home is in charge of ! arrangements. Portland (UPI l Drossi'd Chirk ens. No. l grade dressed to retail ers: fr.'Ars whole drawn, 38-4te Hi ; cur up. 43-4.V lb.: hens. heavy-type whole drawn. 40-4re i in.; .mm-type hens cut-up, 32-35c lb.; whole. 30-3U- lb. N1W Ladies 50c t!7AM I I! Ill II M SliiiiIIJjSNINA FOCH DEAN JAG6ER E.G. MARSHALL - II II OTTO KRUQER HENRY JONES 20-30 Club Sponsoring Pancake Breakffists The Medford 20-:i0 club is sponsoring two pancake breakfasts tomorrow with the proceeds going to the mater nity departments at Rogue SUMMER HOURS FOR OUR MAIN DINING IOCiM Mon. thru Sat. 7 a.m. till Midnite CLOSED SUNDAY BIRCH ROOM OPEN every day 3 p.m. 2 a.m. including Sunday Dinners and Sandwiches Served f T Li. J BROILEI i A ,'cHOlCE . . . 1 it fcCOUM'FED 1 t25Zi Tr, i 'ihQ " of Beef au Jus Special Tenderloin Steak V " .'.1 Complete Dinners J j; Others from 1.50 up. 1- 1206 No.RlVtRSIDE L Don't forget our Cafeteria Style lunch Served Daily 11 a.m. 5 p.m. Merchants Lunch 85c Also a Salad Bar and Cold Plate Specials TOMITE & SATURDAY ONLY "MAVERICK" IS TERRIFIC IN THIS ONE! , 1,5 III I w Iff j 1 11 ir'XJU. - I II ,. v hi,h n.ira? I ill II c... ill. ' I " iifvk Ii mmmm ll TOMORROW - SATURDAY ANOTHER GREAT P.T.A. APPROVED KIDDIE MATINEE Doors Open 12:30 Show at 1:00, Out 3:00 Valley and Sacred Heart lios pitals. Serving will be from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Big w) and Groceteria markets. efit breakfasts arc sponsored by the 20-30 club as a com munity service. ,.,: V,.:. our Prime Rib 2 JAMIS mi mm 200 a r I GARNER NATALIE ISTam Mi- fe-S d;:e tfois weimtfa . . . er the IwioQ frenzy of high fiuaacQ? The West's Mighty Drama of Golden Horses BOTANY PROFESSOR DIES Cambridge. Ma-s. - 'L'PD -Dr.;' Ivan M. Johnston, 62, asso ciate professor of botany at''; he beiOvr(1.i :ri., ' ' .".'' Don't slave over a hot ttove . . . for your next picnic, try our delicious B ROASTED CHICKEN Everyone loves its tender goodness criip and brown and juicy. It's perfect toi b.ickyard picnicking, foo. Try B roared Chicken Today! BROASTER HOUSE E.ist Main at Gcnessce Phone SP 3-4379 THEATRE INFORMATION SERVICE . CALL SP 3-7323 FOR FULL INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR THEATERS A4'J v O nnnr.iu 0U PACIFIC HIOHrVAvJ 'Voulmukiouiail t TONITE & SAT. ONLY . . " ;:s- .Jr. mm TKCHNICOLOR" RICHARD PJAN DOROTHY McGUIRE and Wfrvfoau felt DAVID Ntl. SATURDAY ONLY 3rd BONUS HIT! 0RIVE-IN TONITE & JSAT. ONLY DEBBIE REYNOLDS t yi TONY RANDALL - 'i PAUL DOUGLAS, I AMCC CTPUMOT 'k m NUVAK iNftruMICHtQCICS I it" ii mi nil i ivitTiUicinj-- ) I -I ' ! TONITE & SATURDAY HIT FEATURES V"k muroeri .. 5 the lOMMYUuntmn 4 ptter miller AMD iftvornft!ie f - TO c A v- unrTw unite umvia 1 KIDS WHO UVI I 1 TODAY AS If IJ 1 THERE'S NO f tOMOISOWl V I till GENTLE- .MARK DAMOM , "o