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Newspaper Page Text0 O THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1980 A 9 O fiJDFORD MAIL lt bUH$ &5BTOai fir Local and Personal To Meet-Warren Assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls, will hold a stated meeting tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the Masonic hall, Jacksonville. Building Permit - A build ing permit was issued this week by the city building de partment to A. R. Dubs to erect a $10,000 residence at 2748 Lawrence st. Rummage Sale - The As cension Lutheran church Dor cus society rummage sale will be held at the Fchl building, 106 North Ivy st., Saturday, Sept. 10, from 9 a.m. to S p.m. Smoke Smelled - Firemen were sent to investigate when smoke was reported about 12:55 p.m. yesterday in the residence of Garnet Stolten burg, 2005 East Main st. The live 33Bg BOB ANDERSON Piano Bar Nitely , Except Sunday Melody Room Dance Schedule Mon. and. Wed to Bob Fri. and Sat. to the Trio FIOOR SHOW Wed and Fri. "THE SHADOWS" Radio Show "FOOTBALL FROLIC" Fri. Nile Over KMED 10:30 11:30 BROILED STEAKS PRIME RIB CHICKEN - SEAFOOD V ? 'T smoke apparently was from outside the house and was possibly from trash burning in the neighborhood, firemen said. Firt Flares - City firemen were dispatched about 6:10 p.m. yesterday when a fire in sawdust rekindled on the playground at Jefferson school. The fire had resulted from Tuesday grass burning Patient - Mrs. Mary James, Medford, is a medical patient at Crater Osteopathic hos pital, Central Point, friends have announced. She is un able at this time to have visit ors, they said. Minor Accident - Ashland police reported a minor col lision about 10:45 a.m. Tues day between cars operated by Donas Mabel Ridenour, 43 of 321 Palm ave., and Jack D. Pierson, 38, of 395 Palm ave. No citations were issued, police said. Surgery Patients - Delores LaFever, 11-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. LaFever, 785 Head rd., Cen tral Point, and Martha G. Mast, 13-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Mast 605 King St., Medford, were listed as surgery patients to day at Rogue Valley hospital Phoenix Breakfatt-A breakfast featuring bacon, eggs, sausage and notcaKes will be sponsored by the Phoenix Lions club at the Phoenix Community club Sunday, Sept. 11, from 7 a.m. until 1 p.m. Proceeds will be placed in the scholarship fund. Family Night A special family night is planned at the Medford YMCA Friday, Sept. 9, the YMCA has announced. A special show at 7 p.m. will be staged by children in the swimming pool. Also sched uled are a water ballet show and a trampoline demonstration. (lEBZWiPBi) NOW! SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Plans for Harvest Festival Promotion Made by Merchants Plans for the Greater Med ford Harvest Festival Sept. 22, 23, and 24, were made by Retail Merchants association at a meeting here this week. The festival title is the new name for the merchants' regu lar fall promotion program. Bruno Rath was named chairman of the Retailers ad vertising committee, and Jen nings Pierce will be coordina tor of the committee's activi ties in advertising and promotion. Overseas Drug Sales Attacked Washington - fUPD - A major U.S. drug maker told Senate investigators today that Amer ican military purchases of drugs from overseas sources encouraged a "destruct t v e practice" that might damage the domestic drug industry. The testimony came from Lyman Duncan, general man ager of American Cyanamid's Lederle Laboratories. He said Italian manufactur ers selling antibiotics to the U.S. military were a "nest of pirates who operated with out patent restrictions. He testified after Rear Adm. William L. Knickerbocker said the military found it was paying "n o n - competitive" prices for domestic antibi otics. He said it had switched and now was buying them for lower prices overseas. orest Bonds Sold o New York Firm f - VAIT DISNEY'S A I PLUS! "The Boy and The Laughing Dog" Nbi Ik Staring: WAITER BRENNAN PHIL HARRIS BRANDON deWILDE SIDNEY POITIER Patients Possess Poof Relationships New York -(Science Service)- Many schizophrenic pa tients have unwholesome rela tionships with their mothers, Dr. Victor D. Sanua of the School of Public Health, Har vard university, reported to the annual meeting of the American Sociological associa tion here. Dr. Sanua presented a paper on the home environment of schizophrenic males from two religious groups, Protestant and Jewish, and of two social classes, lower and middle- upper. He said some mothers were over-protective. Others , were rejecting, domineering or ag gressive. The fathers of these schizophrenics were reported as weak, submissive indi viduals. In a study of 150 hospital case records of schizophrenic patients in mental hospitals in the Boston area, Dr. Sanua found that the mothers of Jewish patients of low-socio economic status appeared to be more disturbed than the fathers. In the Protestant families of low-socioeconomic status the father showed more psychological dist urbane than the mother. Salem-IUPD-State Treasurer Howard O. Belton said Wed nesday the First National City Bank of New York was suc cessful bidder for $750,000 worth of Oregon forest re habilitation and reforestation bonds. The securities are to mature Oct. 1. 1975. The interest rate will be ,055 Der cent, a "very low one which Belton said "re flects the favorable position of Oregon s credit." Baker tUPD Ron phair, Re- Dublican candidate for Con gress from the 2nd district, has sent to Vice President Richard Nixon a compilation of results of farm problem meetings he held in 10 Eastern Oregon communities during August. NOT TOO HAPPY Stockton. Calif. - OIPD - Bert Whitman shot his second hole-in-one of the year at the Wood- bridge Golf and Country club Wednesday but neither ace made him particularly happy, Whitman hooked a drive from the sixth tee that plopped into the cud on the third green the same shot he made several months ago. Portland 4UPI1 Fire investi gators said Wednesday ap parently neither arson nor foul Play were Invovled in the death last Saturday of Frank H. Doan, 51, whose body was found in his burned home here. SINNERS! LOOK oun A XU S3 a NOW THRU SAT. NOTE-NO ONE UNDER 16 ADMITTED ALONE LANCASTER -SIMMONS Obituaries About 60 merchants in Med ford have indicated they plan to participate "in the festival promotion program, and 10 to 15 more are expected to take part, according to association representatives. To Stimulate Business The regular fall promotion program is conducted by re tail merchants here to stimu late and encourage business actryity Representatives of the re cently organized Broadcast Media association here an nounced an original plan of promotion for retailers par ticipating. The plan originated a special contribution to the retailers as a community service, according to Eugene Orr, chairman of the Retail Merchants association. The plan involves tying the television and radio stations together for a two-hour broad cast Wednesday, Sept. 21. Be tween 10 and 10:15 a.m. the program will be heard simul taneously on the valley's five radio stations and the tele vision station. After that, the five radio stations will continue in a common program of salutes. interviews and entertainment while the television station continues with the same pro gram idea involving a county fair theme. Ed Barnett, television sta tion manager, and Ray John son, manager of radio station KMED. said the tie-up is unique in broadcasting history. Servicemen AT AIR STATION Navy Ens. Maurice R. Butts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice L. Butts. 100 West Main St., Medford, and husband of the former Miss Noralene M. Schell, 420 Western st., Med ford, is now serving at the Ream Field Naval auxiliary air station, Imperial Beach, Calif. JAMES M. SIMS Funeral services for James Melvin Sims, 46, who died at his home, 912 Beekman St., Tuesday, will be held at 11 a.m. Friday in Chapel Mor tuary. The Rev. T. S. Gapen of the Applegate church will officiate. Concluding services in Siskiyou Memorial park will be private. Mr. Sims, the son of Joseph and Mattie Rowell Sims, was born in Rhodes. Miss., Sept. 8, 1914. He was married in Vancouver. Wash., Feb. 16, 1935, to Ida Mae Virginia Mc- New, who survives. The family came to the Rogue valley from Yucaipa, Calif., about seven years ago, and moved to Medford four years ago. Mr. Sims was a machinist and welder. He was also a member of the Baptist church. Besides his wife, he is sur vived by one son, James W. Sims, Medford; one daughter, Mrs, Luci Bowles, Gold Hill; his mother, Mrs. Mattie Mae Sims, and a sister, Mrs. Cla rice Catt, both of Jackson, Miss.; one brother, J. B. Sims, Modesto, Calif.; and one granddaughter. JACK DOYLE Funeral services for Jack Doyle, 88, of Central Point, who died Saturday, will be held at Conger-Morris Fu neral home downtown chapel Friday at 1 p.m. The Rev. eorge Roseberry of the First Methodist church will offici ate. Committal will be in Hillcrcst Memorial park. Mr. Doyle was born Jims 16, 1872, in Snohomish, Wash., and had lived in south ern Oregon for many years. He was married in 1910 to Irene Jordan, who died in 1924. RECRUIT TRAINING Glyde E. Huffman, son of Mrs. ' Charles E. Kimmel, South B St., Eagle Point, graduated from recruit train ing recently at the Naval Training center, San Diego Calif. Weather FORECASTS MHfnrri and vicinity; Variable high cloudiness Friday mornins. Chance of thunderstorms over mountains afternoon and evening. Low tonight 50. High Friday 95. Western tregon; rnu ivii'Hm and Friday and patches of early morning fog and warmer. Low to night -52. High rrtday 85-95 but 70 along coast. , , Northern California: Variable high cloudiness tonight and Friday. Scattered inunaeraturiisB :n ern Sierras afternoon and evening. Variable fog and low cloudiness on coast. Little temperature change. tf.mperatURE: Mean yester- J... a. halnui nnrmnl A Record nign mis i" Record low this date 37 in 1928. DncriPiTATlON! 24 hours to midnight none. Midnight to iu a.m., none. , Total this month .13 inch, .05 above normal. Total since sept, i, .1 men, .j Inch above normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 22. highest this a m. 85. Mich 4:00 24- CiTY Ynter- a.m. nr. day Low Prec. Brookings 83 81 Grants Pass 8fl 42 Klamath Falls ...... 73 49 MEDFORD 88 49 Portland 7" Piy Increase? Recommended Salem - HTU - The Oregon Civil Service Commission to day announced preliminary recommendations for salary increases involving at) out 17,000 slate workers. The compensation plan is for the 1961-63 Uiennium and those in 17 classifications, would get pay increases of as much as 20 per cent under the plan. Melvin H. Cleveland, state civil service director, said if adopted the proposals would put classified state salaries on a "reasonably compcli live basis" with current rates in private industry and other public areas. No adjustment is recom mended in four per cent of the classes. A public hearing will be conducted on the proposals Sept. 20 in the Capitol build ing. State departmental ad ministrators will be heard on the same subject Sept. 21 in the State Public Service building. Cleveland emphasized that the plan is tentative, and could be altered by the hear ing:!. The legislature will have the final say. VINCENT LEWIS Tiller Funeral services were held bept. 5 at the Canyonvillc cemetery for Vincent Lewis, longtime resi dent of Tiller. Mr. Lewis died Sept. 1 after entering the Myrtle Creek hospital. Survivors include his wife, Lois, a daughter, Avis, and a son, David. Fair Commission I Restates Hearing Salem-IDPll-The Oregon Fair commission has rescheduled a hearing for Sept. 23 to discuss an earlier opening for the 1961 State Fair. Originally the meeting was to have been held Friday. State and Portland educa tion officials have pressed for an earlier date for the fair to open one week, in fact so the fair will not conflict with the opening of schools, Christian School Sets Registration Ashland Registration for all classes will be held Fri day, Sept. 9, at Rogue Valley Christian school here. Principal Bud Powell urged parents to "have their chil dren at the school by 9 a.m. so registration can be com pleted as soon as possible." Children will be enrolled in all grades kindergarten through grade 10. Bus service will be avail able to students from the Cen tral Point, Medford, Phoenix, Talent, and Ashland areas be ginning Monday, Sept. 12. Bus routes will be discussed at the Friday registration meeting. Mrs. R. E. Rawson of Med ford has been engaged to teach the kindeargarten and grades 1 through 3. Other grades will be taught by Powell. "The emphasis at Rogue Valley Christian," Powell said "is upon the Christian religion and the bas ic skills: reading, writing, and arithmetic." Rogue Valley Christian is located south of Ashland on Highway 99. Although inde pendent from the church, the school is currently holding classes in the Faith Tabern- nacle on Faith ave. Faith ave intersects with Highway 99 several blocks south of South ern Oregon college. State To Demur o In Smith Case MARINE WIREMAN Marine Pfc. Charles L, Black, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Black, 1118 Second ave., Gold Hill, is serving as a wireman with the Marines in Okinawa. Salem -OR- The stale was to demur this afternoon in answer to a writ of man damus against Secretary of State Howell Appling Jr. in Elmo Smith's fight to get his material into the general election voter's pamphlet. The Supreme Court hear ing was to begin at 1 p.m. with the presentations by at torneys for the opposing sides. c. O. foxley, deputy attornev general, represents Appling, and Portland attorney Lamar looze Sr. is counsel for Smith, GOP candidate for the U. S. Senate. Appling said Smith missed the deadline of 5 p.m. Aug. 29 in submitting his material. Smith says the deadline really was AUg. 3U. The disputed section of the law reads that the material must be In not less than 70 days prior to the general elec tion. One of the questions posed is, did the legislature mean to count the 70th day. In issuing the writ Tuesday, the high court said Appling had to either accept Smith's material or show cause why not. Since service of the writ the material has not been ac cepted, and the slate's position is that the law is mandatory and that Aug. 29 was the deadline. Portland Livestock Portland (UPD USDA Catlla 73. Good 091 lb. steers 25; choice 2D.23; cutter-sUndard steers ;o-21; utility heifers 17-18.50; ullllty. standard 1013 lb. led cows 18.35; utility cows 14-13; canners-cutters 11-12. Calves is. Standard-good vealers 20-23. choice 27. . Hoes 200. U.S. 1 and butchers 1RH-235 lb. 18-1830; individual 380 lb. sow 14 50. Sheep 400, holdover 400. Choice with some prime 04-121 lb. wooled spring lambs 17-17.30; mostly choice 16.30-16.75: good-choice 74 lb. shorn feeder lambs 15: cull good ewes 2.50-4.50. HIGH CLASS LAUNDRY London-IUPII-A Rolls Royce rolled to the curb Wednesday and the chauffeur hopped to open the door for the well dressed woman. Carrying a plastic bag marked "launder ette," she quickly entered a store to do her wash. Over-the-Counter Investment Funds quotations selected Seattle . Spokane YaKima . B7 . eo 75 Eureka 60 Red Bluft 87 Sacramento 04 San Sranclsco 63 Los Anseles 87 , 08 , 87 Phoenix .... Denver ...... Chicago - o Miami Beach 83 New York 78 Washington, u. .. no 65 65 Portland Produce Th fallowing price quotations are from the airlcultun SHIRLEY JONES) PATH PAGE PLUS GIANT THRILLS IN THE Redwoods ClNSIMAXOOti JOHN HUDSON IVNH ggPNAV. tO M1HOH ' if market ing service ot the US. Depart- Eggs: Prices to retailers, cartons, x large av oo-d, ihikc A S2.37-. mcd urn AA 47-40: small AA 32-37. Prices to produc ers: X large AA 48-51 'i: large AA 44-40'a; large A 36-40; medium AA 34-38"j: small AA 22-SS'.,. Butler: Prices lo retailers. No. 1 nrinu dellvurea. aa ana a do Poultry: Prices lo retailers, de iturit fnr trade A Quality, fry ers. whole 3-38. cut up 41-'3; Hal, tvn hna. whole 27-30. cut up 32-35; heavy type hens, whole 41-43 . , Turkevs: Prices net to growers rr rl A aualllv birds on evis cerated weight basis generally 30 for hens. zb-2u for 10ms. AIRCRAFT CARRIER James W. Allen, interior com munications electrician second class, son of Mrs. Violet E. Woods, 435 Manza nita ave., Central Point, and Warren K. Blessing, electric ian's mate fireman appren tice, son of Mrs. Marie Bless ing, 1865 Barnett rd., Med ford, are serving aboard the anti-submarine warfare air craft carrier, USS Hornet, operated in the Far East. The Hornet is expected to visit several ports in Japan, as well as Hong Kong and the Re public of the Philippines. PICKET DESTROYER Roger E. Carrigan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene B. Carri gan, 1040 UaK St., i-enirai Point, is serving aboard the radar picket destroyer, USS Rogers, operating In the West ern Pacific. The Rogers is scheduled to visit Hawaii, Japan, Formosa and Hong Kong. PHOENIX MAN ENLISTS Donald G. Floyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Floyd, 500 Fifth st., Phoenix, enlist ed In the Marine corps recent ly. A recent graduate of the University of Oregon, Floyd enlisted for three years and is presently undergoing re cruit training at san uicgo, Calif. Investment Funds Noon quotallone on selected funds; .... Fund . '! Bullock 1 2 52 Chem Fund 1113 Colonial Kncr .... .... Eaton Howard Stk 11,80 Fidelity 1503 Group Sec Avla Elec 8.01 Group Sec Com Stk 12.08 Group Sec Petr .... 9,03 Group Sec Steel .... 8.70 Group Sec Tobac 8 67 Keystone B-3 15 56 Kcvstone B-4 0,28 Kcvslone K-2 13 01 Keystone S-! 10.04 Keystone S-2 11-72 Kevatone S-3 13 03 Keystone S-4 12 68 Mass Inv Grth Stk 14 45 TV-Elec 8.01 Value Line Inc 3 27 Wellington 13 07 IDA MAY NEATHAMMER Mrs. Ida May Neathammer, 91, of Eagle Point, died Mon day, Sept. 5, in Portland. She was born Feb. 18, 1869. She lived in Eagle Point for a number of years until moving to Portland three months ago where she made her home with a daughter Mrs. John Maul. Other survivors Include daughters, Mrs. Roscoe Arent, Eagle Point; Mrs, Charles De- Bord, El Qulnto, Calif.; Mrs. Jean Soihl, Portland; three sons, Matt Neathammer, Grants Pass; Fred Neatham mer, Klamath Falls, and George Neathammer, Port land; one brother, A. J. Sher rill, Portland, one sister, Dr. Edna Eamcs, Burlingame, Cal if.; 13 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday, Sept. 9, at 2 p.m. at the L. B. Hall Funeral chapel, Grants Pass. Interment will be in Woodville ceme tery, Rogue River. THEATRE INFORMATION SERVICE CALL SP 3-7323 FOR FULL INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR THEATRES CHARCOAL STEAKS TILL MIDNIGHT CANDLE ROOM . 1 1 1 J&rt HOTEL Medford P N t 4 I ! (i Open Daily 5:30 P.M. to Midnlghr Sundays 4 P.M. Till 11 P.M. RIVE-IN rlDATCD I AVC UIAUUIAV Noon The following bid ana asK- ed Quotations, from the Na tional Association oi 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, "asKea") at the time of compilation. common Stocks Bid Askrd Bank of America 45Vb 4B?i Callf.-Paclfic Utilities,. 221b 24 V Cascades Plywood JO Cons. Frelghtways lots Copco 381" Cyprus Mines Corp..... 24 F-lrat National Bank .... .1.1 Morrlson-Knudsen ... Northwest Nat. Gas Pacific Pwr. 6c Lt. . Permanente Cement Portland Gen. Elec. U. S. National Dank. United Utllltle West Coast Tel, DRIVE-IN COUTH PACIFIC HIOHWAY, NOW! NOWl ALIVE SFt&i t with ft XA I thrlllil Hip j First National Bank .... M o'.i aasPTSi. . m I I Morrlson-Knudsen -32 ',4 34 . I I JMipsTt Wat" tW I Northwest Nat. Gas .... 22'i 24?4 W t2t-iXlHt& Pacific Pwr. t Lt 3 'k 42 Kfjm "Tr t SrjS3r 7 Permanente Cement .... 1811, 2014 Mv JrSitSjLjtifcj & u"s.NationIi Bank...'.'." 72 77 ' cniZT,'.'M& United Utllltle 44i 47'i 1 VryT,"'-"'' llv -'"" jV West Coast Tel 201k 2Bli L V I )W TMiWsWf' Weyerhaeuser 34, 37 fm 1 1 II at I Yil l) Toftyo - IUPII - Communist l ' jtiA JhrrA China Wednesday issued its gMr:.m...l IIWIII J 120th "serious warning" to WAKO RAMSEY KRISHNA HANSOM the United States for alleged rnccATMDe"' violations of Red China's lor- lU-ftAIUKt rltorial waters and air space. inmrl slBJ" CALE PRICES .3 H. 1 LI I III. MT OUR EVERYDAY It f, . J J 1 ISV .& 1 1 PR,cr5 mg&tiiniilS MY ftrt IEBEL West Mil II MM n fjWJnlJL S Prove1 Te Own I iv BiFsKS fTv aMaraa"alaaaailasas 1 W "WW fI M I tLAJ IN Hid h I II I , n u Zdu sJ I I III I I I II l-CVir , It K 'I ... llh'X'.L"T v n t,CM HIV I m M StaaakU. -, 'V 1 -V , j . bl aaw - 1:1 1 teiyfM IIIIIW llll rll A - ' f aV HlrB.i CaWBaV for www iii r'" . 1 '-ian V M0ST I z1 ASTONISHING I mJ 1 . 7HR,UER1 u I 111 'III Births EDWARDS To Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D., 1016 Win chester ave., Medford, Sept. 4, 1960, a boy, S'i pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. SINCLAIR - To Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Stanley, post of fice box 385, Eagle Point, Sept. 7, 1960, a girl, 7 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. DUSENBERRY - To Mr. and Mrs. Nell Russell, post office box 44, Trail, Sept. 7, 1960, a girl, S pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. EVANS - To Mr. and Mrs. Virgil G., 1206 Niantic St., Apartment 1, Medford, sept. 7, 1960, a girl, 7'4 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital, HARDY - To Mr. and Mrs. L. D., 2863 Madrona lane, Medford, Sept. 7, 1960, a girl, 6 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. RIGGS - To Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L., route 4, box 385H Medford, Sept. 8, I960, a boy. 834 pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. HELD OVER AND MOVED THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY ONLY One of the Year's Great Pictures! ADDED THRILLING CO-FEATURE Two Complete Shows, 7:00 and 9:30 HAM & TURKEY DINNER Help Buy a Motorized Wheel Chair For a Local Boy! EAGLES HALL SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 5 to 8 P.M. ADULTS, $1.00 CHILDREN UNDER U, SOe Sponsored by Eaglet Aerie & Auxiliary IRK! Based on Ids story of Gur Gaum ll , Marine wfio captured over 1000 prisoners! ans. Thft vQfirpc Marine who captured The rV over 1000 prisonersl . . Epic r . won Marine p MedaU for Picture hs. 1 (GgfoJ "r That And ,h ... pvwm All t f Never Way I f "iilS Aboutl JOHN IRICSON LOLA AlBRIOHT CIN.HalCOri Cater by BaU Fnanit Siruina- dgan r.innnn 8or.ir.iv DAUiQ.in. PETEn LflVJFOnD angie DicmriGOu ESOUIRE R00KV1 Elks and Invited Guests Only ELKS TEMPLE FOOTBALL PARTY Friday Night After the Game Open 4 P.M. Till 2 A.M. John Lusk at the Baldwin Organ Friday and Saturday Nighti DANNY OCUN'S MOB...TKK ROBHRV OP ALL TIMaf ... LAS VKOAS IN A DITHS 1 ...and you'll navtr guaes whin they Hldthalrl ' STOLEN MILLION! $ 9 i'' i A wuhii iaoi. ncnM nCHNICOLOR PANAV1SI0N w. RICHARD muTF-ff SM RflMFRQ PATRICE WYHORE ' JOEY BISHOP