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Aceldtnt - CarrollMjene
Zachary, 814 Taylor it, told
city police that a red pickup
truck fideswiped his car on
Riddle rri . hcta'ppn .TnMrsn
Ret. and McAndrews rd. Thurs-
oay iDuui o p.m., ana Kept on
going without stopping. Zach
ary. told police his car sus
tained damage to the left
front section, side panel and
door.
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Medford
Local and
In Hospital Hugh Hulbert,
135 Portland ave., Medtord,
was admitted to Rogue Valley
hospital for surgery on Tues
day, his wife reported.
Issues Permit - The city
building department recently
issued a permit to N. M. Al
bert (or $3,000 to place a
building on a foundation at
924 South Grape st.
C fctt Found
Marie Medicus, 1176V4 Court
St., Medford, reported to Med
ford police that a cash register
was found at the rear of Don's
Hideaway, 1182 Court st., Sat
urday. Brolg Dies - Mrs. C. W.
Hutchison of 540 Cherry st.
received word Monday that
her youngest brother, Leonard
Jwning). died May 30 in Jim
Sails, Wise. Jennings attend
ed the Antioch school hens
Vhn h was a boy.
Vast Iter - A mas rt
tfi a tnndlac meehiae talusul
about $U5 froa the V. P. Pull
er Paint company, I Bout
fourth st, Tueatoy, mi has
not returreai it, store, em
pierees told police. He al
legata? ami a ftetltiex nasara.
waaa he rental thy seiMsor,
palace sail.
tMt CeilkeM-Vehlcl
driven by Sichard Dale. Bus1
wall, 171 Beas Lane, Medtor,
and YeUh Bralyn pki 411
Hate St., Medford, collided
at .the iatarsectiea at otk
Central awe. and Bast Fewth
St., JKeeJtrd, VrUey. Busm!!
vm citad by Medford upliee
aw fojtoania) tee dvt
Mrs. Bd Were, KddiA Calif
are anreats of am eiaht-pourai
sons born May ti. Tm baby,
oM KeaVaey Jaaaos, ic tVarir
fur eWU. Ha. and Mr.
May OMnaaatwr, Aaalegate
Tela, are araaaaewntc, and
IBM Walk Blair, alas of tn
AnainnH a g ajaaa.
xeether.
te TeaVwe, 14 tt i Her
Mil rarean a. WU city a-
Uee he Was ndiaa) hie Wartka
tkrauAh MWthc aerie
Thursaar afasut :! p.m
when hs vm stoaapad by s
proximatelr 18 juTeaikw who
jerked hiaa feoas. his kibe and
started hitting, kiss with
tneir ftess. Ma seed k wa
hm te heats away aad
aerMe the incidnat te Mb
hdw and Una te aetata,
fTASTt TCBAt
raw mi)'
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DYSTERY
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7 -SS Y.7
Personal
Completes Course-C. Frank
Florey, 342 North Ivy st., rec
ently completed the course
from the Famous Artists
School of Westport, Conn.,
where he specialized in com
mercial art and illustration
with this home study school.
.
Convalescing Miss Debbie
Stembridge, 8-year-old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill
Stembridge, 301 Valley View
dr., Medford, is convalescing
at home after falling and
breaking her arm while play
ing recently.
Attempt Entry LaRue
Morris, Hidden Valley ranch,
Blackwell hill, reported to
sheriff's deputies that one of
the cabins in his tourist at
traction, Gold Gulch Mining
town, had been tampered
with. Thieves apparently were
not able to enter, he added.
iWHt Coference-Gerald
V. Gastineeu, Medford, is one
of seven Orefonians who con
ferred With President James
S. Qates Jr., and other top of
ficers of the Equitable Life
Assurance ftociety during tl
eoatjKaiy's national spring
conference, in Denver.
Baivft Citiat Cars driven
be David Rouseman Crosby,
141 Murray St., Medford, and
John fesley Camplll, 1950
Sanest dr., Mtdford, collided
friday efteraoon t the inter
dftctioa of fourth end Graft;
sts., Mtdfard, rJDlice reported.
Cemaball th cited by Ml
ford aplios for failarkto yield
riht of ..
CCOK-To Mr. tnt Mrs.
Bsrl H., 30 Hoh Berkeley.
Vay, Metierl, June 1, 1M0
itt, t4 aeuntie, wt Xofite
Yeiley kouaitel.
VCODS - ?e Mr. and Mr.
Vnuaa A., 00 tout J if st.,
Mmliii'l, Jurai 1M0 e W
mnH et Kcajje Veiler
Eaaatal.
dOXI - M. end X.
fcnb, iwU 1, bow 1, Gold
liU, imm 1. 1MI a bey, 7 '4
yoiafct as Koaxa Valley hrt
Idtal.
IU1IIIM. Mr. end Mrs.
Norman G., IS1 Haven st.,
Wodfcrd, June 3, 1860, a girl,
6V& eourxte, at Crater Usteo
pathia hosaital. ,
CMBtKKT - Te Mr. and Mre.
Lrn Maywandt tliy View dr.,
Owiy Meienes, Medforfl,
Jwh I, ISM, bey, pounde.
VaUay hnepiiei.
COSE - Te J, end Mrs.
BMBnaaet rata 1, boy 155,
Bcae Biwa, Anas 3, 1M0,
a. key, tit aeaaar, et Kog.ua
TaUar kosaitai.
TXTRHUll! - To Mr.
and Mrs. Troy, Trail, June-2,
IBM, a girl, VA pounds, it
MeMKta Wit hctnatal.
AXXAK - Te Mr. nl
XMt Brervtt, Vroanact sta
ma, vcadt, Jvaa , 1MB,
a ail, 74 aounnK, a Kecrrt
Bweee hotejitel.
KC1 - Ts Mr. end Mrs.
Belak, tl 9kMtA KiversiAe
ara., Medford, Jura) 3, 100,
a u4, S aKunas, et Sscrai
Mant hoeMtal.
HITS - To Mr. and Mrs.
Howard, Yreka, Calif. June
3, 1M0 a boy, 8 pounds at
Siskiyou County General hos
pital. VIEIRA - To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles. Hilts, Calif., May 31,
1M0 a girl 8 '4 pounds, at
Siwiyoa, county uenerai
hoajiital.
KAKITAH - To Mr. and
Km Duibsrt, Tralia, Calif.,
May II, 10 a bey 7V4
pounds a Sisliycai CoViatr
1 hoeaitel.
MO - To Ir. eng Mrs.
Casrtos. frehe, Calif., May
21, 1M a see ia pounds,
at jcm Cajiete General
hosaite.
Hoevosv 0JPD American
B Writer O. Henry drew warm
praiso from Moscow literary
circles at a meeting Saturday
marking the 50th anniversary
ofis death. A large audience
heard Soviet author Valentin
Katayev describe the Ameri
can short story writer as a
"man of deep, observant and
truthful mind."
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June 7th thru
11th, 8:30 p.m.
OBITUARIES
WALTER H. TOWNLEY
Yreka Walter H. Townley,
52, Yreka, died in a local hos
pital May 31.
Survivors include his wife,
LucWe. a sister, Mrs. Sidney
Terwilligcr and a brother,
Roy Townley, both of Mon
tague, and a half-brother,
Phillip Graves, of Lead, S.D.
Mr. Townley was a member
of the Elks lodge in Ashland,
the Siskiyou County Farm
bureau and the sheriff's posse.
Funeral services were held
Friday in St. Mark's Episcopal
church, wjh the Rev. John
Martin, rector, officiating. In
terment was in Evergreen
cemetery.
DELANE TAYLOR
Yreka Delane Taylor, 17-
month-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lane Taylor, died
from natural causes in Tfc'eed
June 2. The Taylors are from
Mississippi, and were passing
through Weed at the time.
Other survivors include two
brothers and three sisters.
1UTH MARY DODSON
funeral services for Mrs.
Ruth Mary Dodson, 55, of 440
West Pine st., Central Poir,
who died Friday at her home,
will be held Monday at 10
a.m. at the Chapel in "the
Trees in Sislttyou Memorial
pari. The Rev. Clifford
Young of the Eastwood Bap-
tat church will officiate. In
terment 'ill follow in Siski
you Memorial park.
Mre. Dodson was born Jan.
14, 1M5, in Graaory, Ken. On
pt. 17, 1903, in Gregory,
len., ate was married to the
Kev. X. i. Dodson, who sur-
eivae. '
She vis a merrtoer of the
Eeetwowi Baptist church of
Medford. Throughout her life
she wes interested in all the
ectivitie of the church, and
as a former Sundey School
teech at the First Beptist
church in Grants Pees, where
her husband, was the pastor
for t number of years.
Sureivors, besides her hu-
beral, ere one son, Xllis Dod
son, Oakridge, Ore.; six
daughters, L e 1 a Cochrane,
Merlin, Ore., Mabel Dodson,
Central Point, Clara Haney,
imim, ure., Helen . Evans,
fortlaad. Ore., Virginia
Ptuhs, Grand dunctka, Colo.,
M MAricrie Araoll, Sen
Frencisco, Calif., and 11
grandchildren.
Pallbeerers w i 1 1 include
John Yungen, Carl Jones,
Dean Anderson, Herb Fields,
Frank Guber, and Basil Cur
tis. . . .. 0. . . , .
Sbtiye 'Funtral Service,
SirecteM of Chapel in Vm
Trees, ae in chera et! mp
ransMrwnts. MB. SABA DU?Oa
Graveside services for Mr.
Sareh Marie Duston, M, whe
died Vedneedey et her raci
enmee in Dorris, Calif., will
be held tt the Mfrd ICOf
cemetery Tuesdey at 10 .n.
Dr. George S. Roaaberry ox
the First Methodist church
Vill officiste.
b9. Diieton was born In
Ksnsse Nov. , 1IU, end Wat
e resident of th Drri, Calf.,
tree tow M ynx,
Surviwjrt i a e 1 u d tw
daughters, Mrs. Lucy Tuttle,
lugene, and Mm. ellie Bvers,
Medford; four som, Bert Dus
ton. Bly, Ore.; George Dust,
Dhrris, Calif.; Lloyd Duston,
Chico, Calif.; end Bob Dus
ton; eight grendchildren; 14
great" granlch'ldren and one
great, greet grandchild.
Two daughters, Ruby and
Lillie Duston, preceded her
in death.
Perl Funeral home is in
charge of arrangements.
LEO CUNNINGHAM
Leo M. Cunningham, 41, of
1417 fortune dr. and superin
tendent of the Western Grey
hound lines, died unexpected
ly i a locul faoital Fridey
night, lumeral arrangignents
will be anrrunctal be chepjpl
Mortuary.
Funeral service for Valerie
Kimgvo toss, infant daughter
of Mr. nd Hrs. William E.
Boss, 305 Edwards St., who
died Friday, will be held In
Hillcrest Chapel, North Phoe
nix rd., Monday at 11:30 a.m.
enrtncoAL
o STEAKS
TILL MIDNIGHT
CANDLE
ROOM
t-Q. Mea.ora
Op" Daily
J:30 P.M. t MiJnlfhf
Saediys 4 P.M. Till 1 1 P.M.
The Rev. John E. Simmons,
St. Peter's Lutheran church,
will officiate. Committal will
be in Hillcrest Memorial park.
Conger-Morris, funeral direct
ors, is in charge of arrange
ments. Valerie was born in Med
ford, May 17, 1959. Surviving,
besides the parents, is a sister,
Dawn Annette; a brother.
Terry Lee; and grandparents,
Mrs. Kayo Sato, Portland; and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Boss,
Medford.
FRANCIS L. McKINNON
Francis LeoAlcKinnon, 62,
died Friday at his home at
Crater Lake Four Corners.
Funeral services will be held
at Conger - Morris Funeral
home downtown chapel Mon
day at 1:30 p.m. The Rev.
Clynton Crisman, Friends
hurch, will officiate. Com
mittal will be in Hillcrest
Mpmorial park.
Mr. McKinnon was born
Feb. 12, 1898, in Helena,
Mont., and was a veteran of
World War I, serving from
Jan. 10, 1918, to Jan. 23,
1919, as seaman second class,
Navy. He had lived at the
VA Domiciliary at White City
off and on for the past 10 or
11 years.
urvivors include a neph
ew, Robert A. McKinnon,
Great Falls, Mont.
tEAER . YE
Funeral services for the Rev.
Weaver W. Myers, 74, of 825
West 11th st., Medford, who
died in a local hospital Fri
day, Ull be held in the First
Church of the Nazarene, Fifth
and Holly sts., Tuesday at
1:30 p.m. The Rev. Harold
M. Sanner v$l officiate. In
terment will be in Hillcroat
Memorial park. Conner-Morris,
funeral directors, is in
charge of arrangement
Mr. Myers was born in Le
Roy, Kan. May 10, 1886. He
majored in speech at the Uni
versity of Southern California
and received his masters de
gree in 1930. He was ordain
ed in the Nazarene church,
Berkeley, Calif., in 1917.
He taught English and
The Management of the Rainbow Cafe at 1 09 W. Main Cordially
invites you to enjoy the delicious Spfiish Dishes which will
ftrnmf availahl tn unit tAtinn Tivtau aftnr A n m At uaru
I Reasonable Prices our Menu will include TACOS EhCHILADAS
TOSTADAS TAMALES-w- CHILLI CON CWRNE CHEESE
TORTILLAS NEXICAI. eiZZA and other Sp,iish prenaralfinj.
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Don't forget our Cafeteria Style lunch
Served Dally 11 a.m.-S p.m.
Merchants lunch 85c
Alto a Salad Bar and Cold Plata Special
Servicemen
FOUR ENLIST
Four Medford men have en
listed recently in the regular
Ar&y, according to MSgt.
Warren M. Long, local recruit
ing station commander.
Gary Lee Hewitt, son of
Mrs. Stella W. Valentine,
Shady Cove, enlisted in the
Military Police corps.
Robert Edward Higgins, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Louis
Higgins, 1029 East Jackson st.,
Medford, enlisted in the Army
signal corps.
Kenneth Paul Hays, son of
Mrs. Mary Ina Whitlock, Hol
land hotel, Medford, enlisted
in the automotive mainten
ance field.
All assignments are guar
anteed before enlistment, the
sergeant added. Further in
formation may be obtained by
contacting Sergeant Long at
the-! o c a 1 ArmyOrecruiting
office in the U.S. post office
rtiuilding, Medford, or by tele-
pnoning siring i-mu tor an
appointment.
RECEIVES EMBLEM
Richard E. McClanahan,
engineman second class, son
of Mr. and Mrs. O. R. McClan
ahan, 2304 Spring St., Med
ford, received Silver Dol
phins, the emblem of a qual
ified submariner, recently.
Before entering the Navy in
December, 1952, McClanahan
Math in the Lewiston High
school, Lewiston, Idaho, for
years, movin to Medford
months ago. He was n;
member of the First Nazarene
church, Medford.
He was married to Hilda
M. Carlson Steck in Denver,
Colo., Feb. 10, 1939. She sur
vives. Also surviving is a son, H.
Leon Myers, and a daughter,
Mis? Velm E. Myers, both
of Medford; a sister, Mrs.
Arthur Aylward, Walla Walla,
Wash., and four grandchil
dren. JOHt MILLS
John "Gordon Miller 59,
died Friday in Areata, Calif.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced by Conger-Morris,
funeral directors.
BROILER
our Prime Rib T.7 VU
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Tender,' 2 "U I Y jQ 1 K
EBBETS LIGHTS TO SHINE
New York - (WD - The lights
at Ebbets Field will shine
again. Marvin Krattcr, head
of a corporation which pur
chased the property of the
former BrooHyn Dodgers,
said 500 field lights would be
given the city for use at a
stadium on Randall's Island
where soccer, baseball and
football games are played.
attended
school.
Medford High
IN AIRLIFT
Capt.. Kenton E. Robbins,
38, North Oakdale ave., Med
ford, is participating in the
current Military Air Trans
port Service airlift to San
tiago, Chile, carrying medical
personnel and supplies, ac
cording to Air Force officials
The captain is a member of
the 1611th air transport wing
at McGuire Air Force base,
N.J. He is assigned to one of
the mercy missior.
Enjoy o e
Thi Sunday
BREAKFAST
Before or After Church..
(Served Anytime)
at the
Hotal NUt-foMl
Diniag Room
CHILDREN ALWAYS WELCOME
tCcbima Lodger
Highway 9 Pbeeeix, OroMa
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DAILY:
11 A.M. to Midnight
SIRLOIN TIPS
Minestrone soup, iprlni
vegetables and mush rooms,
relish tray, mixed green
mid (choice of,
dressing), Ice
Cream, Coffee.
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Weather
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity: Fair today
and Monday with considerable
cloudinew both daya. High today
92. Low tonight Si. High Monday
88.
Wei tern Oreson: Pair todav ex.
crpt considerable cloudir.eaa north
coast and aorne afternoon cloud,
hieut aouth portion. Partly cloudy
Sunday nlptht aid Monday except
overcast on coait. A little cooler.
High Sunday from 80 In the north
to 90 in the aouth Interior. High
Monday 74 north to 83-88 aouth in
terlor. High on coait 69-70 both
aays. low sunany mgm bod
wormem tamorma
Fair today
AT or low
and Monday
exceot
cloudi on coast
night and morn-
ing and a few afternoon thunder
shower i over the Sierra-Nevadaa
Little change In temperaturea,
LOCAL DATA
TEMPERATURE: Mean yeiter-
t.; anove normal .
Record hlBn thii dnte 104 In 1928.
Record low thia date 37 In 1814.
PHKCIPITATION: 24 houra none.
Total thii month none, .12 In.
below normal.
Total since Sept. 1 13.48 In., 1.10
In above normal.
HUMIDITY: Loweit yesterday
Mich Low Z4hr.
Vei- Ye iter Pre
CITY terday dav dp.
Brookings 07 83
Klamath Falls . 83 so
MEDFORD 05 40
Portland 83 50
Seattle 73 4.1!
Spokane 72
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