Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 15, 1960, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextrniDAT JULY 15, Iff. MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDTORD, A 11 Monlane Picnic - The Mon (mill ulcnlu, ututtiuliilluii lim jiiinlpuiiiiil 11m minimi plunlu nl TouVollo Hlitlti purk from July 17 In Auk, V, A polluck illiinnr Will ho ni'i'vml ut 1 UII. Willi mift drinks, Ice i roiim, unci ci) f foci buliiK furn ished, Kui'li fiunlly linn lieon linked to Iii'Iiik lulilit Ki'ivlfu, n covered (Huh, mid mi iiillclti for n "whllu olupliiuil ' mil' lion, 5 yi VnwjES " I TnucTiofi Tareenyf ,J?rJf' KM MM Tjf NOW THRU SAT. rrsk ammmin ET of anooiHo uuchhri Ism i Tf "tu I 2ND LArF HIT Sv1 I LEARN TO SWIM From Experts At TWIN PLUNGES 6 To A Class We guarantee to teach You To SWIM Make Your Summer A Safe One MU 2-3461 For Reservations ' . EVENING CLASSES ELKS FAMILY PICNIC Sunday, July 17 Drawing Every Half Hour Priiet and Garnet Hot Dogi, Drinki and Ice Cream Bring Salad, Pie or Cake, and Dishei for your family ELKS AND FAMILIES ONLY SHOW STARTS AT DUSK KE. 5-1462 THE BIG GUY WHO 5 -TP- ve. e J UUilll HfllllE rcaiirMMi niCHYIfilSOEl .HOWARD HAWKS' r RIOBK7AIIO ft DICKINSON WALTER BRENNAN WARD BONO -JOHN RUSSELL "The Fast and GREAT LV SPORT ; CAR IBi-wW THRILLS! 'ISSSJC John Ireland - Local and Recovering - Robert Nupul- lliuio, 1168 Viilley View dr., Hertford, I convitlescliiK lit liln lioiiii! fnlluwliiK minor mimory lit HoKtie Viilley hos- pllnl July 14. ... Convalescing - Mm, Jumna Peitclior, 24!i4 Del Hi W liters rd., Mudford, la now conval escing at hrr home following surgery ut Snored Henri litis- pltnt recently, Picnic- Phoi'iilx Gruniic will hold 11 unmiiil picnic ul Llthla purk, Aahliind, Bun dny, July 17. Members lire nuked to brluif u lunch und service; thu GruiiKc will (urn- lull coffee mid Ice cream. Polluck Dinner - Idelln Kogue Sunlhii Nomuds of Avruduku will hold u polluck dinner Suturduy, July 18, at the home of Mr. und Mr. Edward Ooslwlck, 11273 Bld dlo rd,, at 8 p.m. for mem ber!, their husband! and wlvea. Tail Llghli Stolen - Tull lights from two lute model ciirf of the mime make and year were taken Wednesday nlKht while the earn were parked nl two aepurute loca tion! In the city. City police laid one of the enra l! reen tered to Mil run rcl Miirle Sem l.ieli, 11)51 Wont i:illi at., and the other to Morrla Leonard, 2503 llillcreat rd. No reason for the upparenlly connected thefta wna lilven. MTU in sZ CAUGHT ALL HELL-AND HURLED IT BACK I rat the Furious" A Wanted Man 'Meoti a Wanted j Woman at the Peb- ble Beach Snort! ''fm'Jt Car Racejl Dorothy Malone It Personal Pan Burni - Firemen were dispatched to the I.oyd C. LiiiiKHtini residence, 11104 nod dy live,, about 3:45 p.ui, yes lerdiiy when smoke win ru purted coining from n win dow, They found Unit no one was home und Unit u burner on Ilia electric rnnge hud been lefl on, cnuelnii u pun to burn. Thorn whs smoke through the house. Putlonii - Medical und nur tfery putlonta lialed today lit Sacred Mcurt hospltul Include Mra. Elvln C. Wolmimott, 824 Weal 1 1th at., Mcdford; Mra. Cythlu Leo Allen, route 1, box :tri5, Central Point; Mrs. Ver du Andrews, 35 Vancouver live., Mcdford; William K. Tontecost, roulu 1, box 211, Rogue Kivcr; John D. Wilson, 11-year-old son of Mr. und Mra. Harold W. Wilson, route 1, box 2IIU, Central Point; and Michael lluckworth, 2-year-old ton of Mr. und Mra. Al fred Duckworth, route 2, box 228K, Mcdford. 4-H NEWS Table Rock Stitcher! A meeting of the Table Rock Stitchers 4-11 club was held ut the home of Mrs. Frank Myers Wednesday, July 13. We worked on our record books. After the meeting we worked on our project. The next meeting will be July 20. Marjory llonney, Reporter. Roeie Creek Renegades Thu first meeting of the Reese Creek Itenogudcs 4-H club in July wus held July 11. We had a day meeting und a club tour. We discussed hnving a fair schedule for burn duty at the fair. Mrs. Moore hud painted our wheelbarrows and wc arc go ing to paint our wuter buckets also. Our colors this year are blue and yellow. After the meeting we showed sheep at Moores. Then we went to Stephenson'! to ihow dairy then we ntc lunch and went to Marchells to see his 4-11 steer. He has the only steer in our club. Some of the members went swimming In the afternoon. Kay Stephenson, 1 Reporter. Kiper Kidi The 12th meeting of the Kapcr Kids 4-H Dairy Goat club was held July 11 at the home of Ronald Smith. Ten members were present. Phil lip, John, and Kitty Whipple won the record nwnrd. The club decided to have Its prc-fuir July 25 at the home of our leader, Mrs. Don Llndstrom. Mr. Robert Rich ardson of Ashland will be Judge. A potluck dinner will bo served. The public Is wel come. It will begin at 10 a.m. After Uie meeting, wc prac ticed showmanship. The next meeting will be at the pre falr July 25. Ronald Smith, Reporter. TONITE! and SATURDAY ! ACTION HIT! SAT. ONLY! I Baa 3RD X YISTaViSIOM payne '"'murphy Try and Stop Me By BENNETT CERF "TT'S A FINK how-do-do," mourned a garment manufac-- turer. "Hure I'm ready to puy top wages for a privalo iacrotury, and I can't find anybody who'll take the, job.'' "Culm yourself," soothed n friend, "I've got Just the girl for you a real beauty, too. I'll send her Jn tomorrow." The next evening it wus an aggrieved gar mcntcer who phoned his friend. "A fine private secretary you sent me," he jeered. "She can't even wrap a bundle or hundlo a mop!" e A boggur hud such a sod tido to unfold, that the gro cer broke dawn and guvc him a bag full of the bmt victuals. The beggar oyed it askance and then demanded petulantly, "Well? Wlicro aro my trudin' atunipn?" Herman Levin, producer of "My Fair Lady," attempted a dar ing experiment this spring. He crossed a racehorse with a glraffo. The foal can't run very fast, but he's unbeatable in a neck-to-neck finish. C 1M0, by Bcnnntt Orf. Dlatrlbuted by Khic Features Syndicate Obituaries SUSAN LEC SMITH Funeral services for Susan Lee Smith, 12, of 1540 Spring st., who died In a local hos pital Thursday, will be held at Perl Funeral home Satur day at 10:20 a.m. Harlcn Nix on, of Jehovah's Witnesses will officlutc. Committul will be at the Siskiyou Memorial park. Susan was born March 22, 1047, at Roscburg, and had lived in this area for six years. She was a student of the Mc Loughlln Junior High school. Survivors include her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Smith, Mcdford; one sister, Carol Ann Smith, Mcdford; and two grandmothers, Mrs. Alice E. Sheldon, Mcdford, and Mrs. Stella B. Morning star, Mcdford, and several aunts, uncles and cousins. FRANK W. PITTAM Frank Will Pittnm. 71, of 3208 Snowy Butte rd.. Cen tral Point, died yesterday at his home. Fiinpr.il services will be held at Conger-Morris Funeral home Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Committal will be in Mt. View cemetery, Ashlund. CHARLES H. TAYLOR Funeral service! for Charles II. Toylor, 77, of Central Pnlni who died Thursdov. will be held at Conger-Morris Funeral home downtown chapel Saturday at 11 a.m. The Rev. Eric O. Robathan of St. Mark's Episcopal church will officiate. Committal will be private. Mr. Taylor was born July 16, 1882, in London, England. Ho lived In Canada for many years, and was married May 20, 1909, in Nanton, Alberta, Canada, to Arcliss Purccll, who survives. Other survivors include two sons, Charles S. Taylor, Cen tral Point; and Alfred H. Taylor, Portland, Ore.; two hrnthers. Mark Taylor. Van couver, B. C.j and Percy Tay lor, Victoria, B.C.; two sis ters, Mrs. Emily Minter, Vic toria, B.C.; and Mrs. Lottie Hassett, Hi River, Alberta; four grandchildren and one great grandson. ' Honorary bearers will in clude Otto Bohncrt, Leonard t rrimnin. Harold W. Scx- inn. Hnlnh Barnes. Edward R. Lull, Lucius W. Lull, Jerome Smith, Edward C. Bolds, John M. Sanderson, Donald M. rai- terson. Oliver Obcnchatn, and Delmar L. Smith. Portland Produc Portland (UPI) Dairy mar- '"l.gBB -To retailers: Grade AA ex tra larae. 46-49c; AA large. .44- 47c: A large. 42-44c; AA medium 37.42c: A A small 39-35c; cartons l-3c additional. . . . Butter To retailers: AA and mraA a nrtnts. 67c lb.: cartons lc ntgher: B prints, 65c. Cheese, medium cured To re tailers: A grado Cheddar single daisies, 44-51C; proccssea ." cheese, D-lb. loaf, 41V.-43iC. i, , .itDrt rtpnasi-d rhick- ens No. 1 grade dressed to re tailers: rryera wiiutc 41o lb.: cut-up. 44-46c lb.; hens heavy-type whole drawn. 40-45c lb.; light-type hens cut-up. 32-35C lb., whole, 30-3tc lb. CHARCOAL STEAKS TILL MIDNIGHT CANDLE ROOM vV. HOTEL l Medford ft 21 a1 'At Open Dally 1:30 P.M. te Midnight Sundays 4 P.M. Till 11 P.M. Servicemen ALL SERVING Marines Acting Sgt. Ronald M. Slater Son of Mr. and Mri. Charles D. Slater, 3527 Roberts rd.; Pfc. Stanley W. Merrell, son of Stanley W. Merrcll Sr., 57 Quince st.; and Pfc. John M. Allen, son of Mrs. Zctla Allen, route 4, box 31 HE, all of Mcdford; and Marine Lance Cpl. Clin ton S. Ingle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ingle, 320 Bush St., Central Point, are serving with the Third Marine Air craft Wing at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, Santa Ana, Calif. Investment Funds Nonn ountatlnnt on lr(n' fund-,: Fv.nri ni1 A.k1 Bullock 12.54 13.74 Lhcni f und 11. IB Colonlnl Kncr 11.81 Eaton Howard Stk ...... 11.86 Fidelity 1507 Group Sec Avla - Elec 9 07 Croup Sec Com Stk .. 12.13 12 09 12 91 12.68 16.29 9 94 13 28 9 58 10 19 904 16.63 Group Sec? Steel 9.30 croup bee looac ...... 8.25 Keyitone B-3 ., 15.24 1 ..,..,. n . 937 10.22 Keystone K-2 j 14.93 16.29 Kevitone a-i .... Keyitone S-2 19J0 21.06 1171 12.78 ln.'.lnnM Q.I 11 OB Keyitone S-4 " """I."! 12 53 14.27 13.67 15.73 8.64 5.72 13.23 Man, Inv (irth stk 14.55 TV-Elec 8.11 Value Line Inc H 5.23 Wellington 13.97 Portland Livestock Portland tUPIl tISDA Cat tle for week 2900. Choice 1,034 lb. steers 27.35. Standard steers 20-23: cutter and uUlity 15-19: cutter and utility heifers 14-18.50: utility cows 14.50-15: canners and cutters 11-13; lllllilV holla 20.31 50 .Milter 16.20 Calves 275. Standard vealcrs 20- 24: cull and utility 12-20. Hogs 1625. U.S. No. 1 and 3 butch ers 185-235 lbs. 20-20 25: No. 2 and 3 these weights 19.25-19.75; No. 1 and 2 sows under 330 IbB. 1617; mixed grade 350-500 lbs. 13.50 15.50. Sheep 7450. Choice with some prime spring lambs mostly IB; good and choice feeders 13.50-15; cull to good ewes 2-3.50. JTDiCCIE VFW Hall in Rogue River EVERY SATURDAY NITE- 9 to 1 Music by Bobby Burton & Rythm Masters Featuring "Digger" (The Rogue Valley's Gene Krupa) Hardwood Floor Enlarged Dining Facilities e Check Room Free large Parking Area SPONSORED BY VFW -EVERYONE WEICOME ' DANCE at- the Old Derby School 8 Miles Up Butte Falls Hiway Music by DICK SPAIN and BAND WESTERN AND POPULAR Everyone Coma for a Good Time 9 P.M. Till 1 A.M. DANCE DREAMLAND WALKER To your favorite dance music. Join the f congenial crowd for an evening ot pleasure Meat new friends. Enjoy our inack bar serving REAL COFFEE We Really Have DANCE Music! Men $1.00 Ladies 50c DANCE Every Saturday Night beautiful GOLD HILL GRANGE DOYLE SMITH 7l MUSIC MAKERS large Dining Facilities Free Check Roorrt x: Weather roitKCAH'M Moil ford and vicinity: Fair through Saturday, how tonight 55 U0. IliKli Saturday near U0. WcKtern Oregon: Fair tonight and Saturday, except early morning low cloudlneaa along coaat. Little tem perature change. Low tonight 50 60. High Saturday 84-88 In north, 9(1-1)3 In aouth and 60-75 on Imme diate eoaal. Northern California: Fair tonight and Saturday and prorjahly fair Sunday. Fog and low cloudi on coaat. Little temperature change, 1.1,1. Al, UAin TemDerature: Mean yeaterday 74: above normal 2, Record hlgn thla date 1U7 in 1017. Record low thla data 43 In 1024. Precioitallon: 24 houra to mid night 0. Midnight to 10 a.m. 0. Total thla month 0, .10 In. below normal. Total alnce Scot. 1 15.84 In., 2 05 In. below normal. Humidity: Loweat yeaterday 30, higlitttdjaTrL78f,. High 4:00 24 CITV Yeiter- a.m. nr. day . Low Prec. Brooklnga ... 59 Grant! Paaa . 90 Klamath Falli .... 85 MKDFORO 90 52 56 55 Portland 82 54 53 59 64 Seattle . 79 Spokane 90 Yakima 2 'Eureka 60" Red Bluff 98 Sacramento 98 58 52 63 San Franclaco 59 Loi Angelea 85 Phoenix ....107 Denver BB Chicago .. 68 Miami Beach . 89 New York 72 Waihlngton, D.C. .. 81 60 58 82 60 61 21 FIVE-HAY FORECAST (Through July 20): Western Oregon-Weitern Wash. ington Temperatures averaging near normal, nigns in western Washington In 70s and In western Ortson in bob. Lows In 50s. A few ahowera about Sunday and Wednes day. Northern California No precipl taUon through Wedneaday. Tern, peraturea near normal. Over-the-Counter Western Stocks The following bid and ask' cd 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 Bank of America Calif.-Pacific UUllUei . Cascades Plywood .. Cons. Freightwaya Copco Cyprus Mines Corp. First NaUonal Bank M Bid Asked 45a 48' 20 21 27 'i 13', 34'i, 22 54 33 1.1 19, 37 'a 18-, 29 V, 70i 42 26-i 33 Is 30', 14. 37'. 24'. S7-, 35a 21 39 V, 19, 31', 75', 44 li 28. 35'. Momson-Knudsen Northwest Nat. Gaa Pacific Pwr. & Lt Permanentc Cement Poruand (ien. Elec. U. S. NaUonal Bank United Utilities . West Coast Tel. . Weyerhaeuser RADIOACTIVE DENTURES Washington (UPD -The Atomic Energy Commission is investigating the use in jewelry and false teeth of a low-concentrated radioactive material. The AEC Thursday identified the material as ruthenium 106 found in some ruthenium metal. The com mission said its study so far showed tlie contaminated ma terial does not present a health problem. SAT. NITE SATURDAY NIGHT BALLROOM BUILDING 20 Grange News Lake Creek Grange Lake Creek Grange will cosponsor with Eagle Point Grungo a talk by Dr. Edwin Durno at the Grange hall at Eagle Point. Thla Is the regu lar meeting night of Eagle Point Grange. Dr. Durno will talk at 8 p.m., and the public Is invited. It was voted by the mem bership to purchase a new 50 star flag for the hall. Faye Burrcll was asked by Master Bob Gllkey to make the pur chase. Murray Bartling, fire insur ance agent, cautioned every one to be careful with fire; many grass fires have been reported in the county. , Faye George reported on the mushroom industry in the state. The canning of mush rooms is less than 25 years old; most of them are eaten fresh. In 1936 a canning plant was established at Salem, the fifth largest such plant in the U.S. The plant employs 170 people. Members are reminded of the Grange picnic at the Elks picnic grounds July 30. A barbecue picnic will be given at noon. The day will con clude at Eagle Point, with a program and dancing. The Grange is preparing a num ber for the program. Next meeting of the Grange will be Aug. 12 at 8:30 p.m. Celebrity Attractions preents EARTH A K IT T In Person. Sensational Star of Broadway TV & Screen Direct from Hollywood Bowl with full orchestra Conducted by Maurice Levine Portland Public Auditorium, Wednesday, July 20th ONE NIGHT ONLY Tickets on Sale New $4.50, $3.50, $2.50, $1.80 J. K. Gill's Portland, 4, Ore. ; Delicious Spanish Foods " Now B.na Scrvtrf At Th '" , RAINBOW CAFE 109 West Main Excellent Spanish Preparations, Including Tacos, Tostados, Enchiladas, Tamales & Spanish Dinners Open Every Day From 11 A.M. to 10 P.M. Closed Sundays " 7 Also Spanish Food To Go THEY FACED DEATH ON THE GLORY ROAD OP TERROR! : . te. USAIU GLENN I0QQ? TOMORROW, SATURDAY 1:00 P.M. HERE'S A KIDDIE MATINEE YOU CAN'T MISS! m. Donald O'CONNOR JUUA ACAMS tHIll WILLS MMKVmDOMH IMttlM PLUS COLOR CARTOON CARNIVAL Births DAVIS - To Mr. and Mrs, Darrell D 4611 Gebbard rd., Central Point, July 14, 1960, a boy, 1V pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital, MADDEN-To Mr. and Mrs. Robert L., 825 Posse lane, Mcdford, July 14, 1960, a girl, 8 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. ELDER - To Mr. and Mrs. Russell G., post office box 4, Shady Cove, July 14. 1960, a girl, 8:li pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital, SIMCOE - To Mr. and Mrs. John F., 908 North Riverside ave., Mcdford, July 14, 1960, a boy, 7 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. COLLEY - To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H., 1036 Winchester ave., Mcdford, July 14, 1960, a boy, S'i pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. TONITE Din in Air-Conditloned Comfort Broiled Steaks Prime Rib Chicken Seafoods Dinners 3 p.m.-l a.m. Complete Menu Breakfast 6 a.m.-IO a.m. lunch 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Cocktail lounge 1206 No. Riverside TONIGHT AND SATURDAY ONLY CORBETT HARRY MORGAN A coujmka nau A UMVNJM INTHMMIOMAI AND pWehl' :. OUTDOOR WRITER DIES ' Melbourne, Fla.- IIIPD -Wor-rcn Hustings Miller, 83, writ er and editor on outdnqr topics, died Thursday after a short Illness. INVITATION ..TO - BREAKFAST From Your Chef STAN MORRIS THE FLAME 125 W. Main OPEN 24 HOURS Closed Sundays & Holidays THEATRE INFORMATION SERVICE CALL SP 3-7323 FOR FULL INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR THEATRES TONITE & SAT. ONLY A picture with the . heart of the world in it! TeaaTS, aTf "JaLrvl VJT OF w DRIVE-IN f$ -JfOtrTH PACIFIC mdUYHHp 2o. 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