o
Local and
To Meet Talisman tem
ple, Pythian Sisteri will meet
Tuesday, Apru , a; me rytn-
lan building. ,
-v ' ...
Permits Issued The city
building department recently
issued permits to George Mit
chell, for sz.zau tor an addi-
' tion to a residence at 412 West
Jackson st.; and to Lee Hub
ler for an $3,000 addition to
a residence at 642 South Holly
Driver : Cited City police
' cited James Warren Lockhart,
' 42, of 3761 North Pacific high
way, for violation of the basic
rule and failure to 'apply for
an Oregon drivers license
; after a vehicle operated by
Lockhart collided with a park
ed car in front of 819 South
Central ave., about 'midnight.
Police said botn cart sustain
ed heavy damage. . .
K11U Bat Robert Howard
Christensen.v an r employee at
a local hotel, reportem to po
lice Sunday that he killed a
Investment Funds
Noon quotations on selected
fundi:- '
Fund . : Bid Asked
. BuUOCk 1.U . 19.44
Chem Fund 12.40 13.41
Colonial Ener 14.43 15.76
Eaton Howard Stk ,. 13.68 14.63
fidelity ." 17-40 - 18.81
Fundamental Inv .... 10.18 11.17
Group Sec-Avla-EIec 8.90 - 10.85
. Group Sec-Coin 8tk 13.87 15.18
Group Sec-Petr :. 11.18 12.24
Xeyatone B-3 15.81 . , 17.03
i Xeystone B-4 ; 9.34 10.19
Keystone K-2 ... .... 18il 19.80
Keyitone S-1"... 22177 24.85
jOystone S-2 ............ 13.24 ' 14.45
i Xeystate S-3 ............ 15.42 18.82
Keyitone S-4 .15.84 17.28
Mm Inv Grth Stk 17.47' 19.09
National Sec Grth .... 10.04 10.97 j
TV - nee 87- . S.5B
Value Line Ine ........ 8.69 ' I 6.22
Wellington ....... 1530 , 16.57
Highway 101 Work
To Cut Travel time
Salem -IVPD-The State High
way department said today
that when rebuilding of U. S.
Highway 101 is completed, it
will take the average , motor
ist only seven hours to travel
: the route from Astoria to the
: 'California border. :
Following World .War II,
the driving time was at least
11 hours. '"':iyc;v-j;''.v';
-. The department said the
389 miles of the Coast high
way in 1945, have been trim
med to 364 with construction
underway or contracts being
let this season, "v. r-j -
The department said : that
more than 165 miles, nearly
half the distance from border
to border, will, have-to be re
built to modern standards by
next year - arid this, comple
tion will provide the seven
hours' driving time. ' .
Wanted Youth Arrested
By California PofiW '
Medford police were nbti
' fled that a youth wanted here
on a check charge has been
arrested by Seaside, Calif., po
lice and is presently being
held in the Monterey county
jail. ..";.'' i ' ' .
Police said Francis Victor
Harvey, 18, formerly of Med
ford, was arrested on a Jack
son county 'district court war
rant charging obtaining prop
erty by false pretenses' with
bail set at $1,500. Harvey al
. legedly cashed a $20 check at
a local supermarket early last
month, and the check proved
fictitious. Extradition proceed
ings have been started in Cali
fornia to get Harvey! back to
Medford, police, said, y ":,,:)
United Nations, N.Y.-flJPD-The
General Assembly today
approved over Soviet objec
tions art emergency Amoney
measure, to keep the "United
Nations operation going in
the Congo. - ' -
'M'fli""'
END TUESDAY!
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WHITMAIt
THE OCEAN ROARS AMD
SOWIU.YOU .
.JACK RiCKK
r i yryc
eonoM WEBB
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hfflH
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Personal
bat there earlv liiiiu) mnm.
lug. Chrlstpnspn anM-thai hat
new at nun and he -hit and-
nuiea it . with a broom. The
animal had apparently flown
m uiruugn an open window.
Police took custody of the
dead animal nnrl will Htr.
mine whether it should be
cnecked for rabies. '
. -y
Patients Convalescing t
oaqrea Heart hospital follow
ing surgery are Victor Casser,
17 North Modon ava nri
Deane Nadeires, 7,; son of Mr.
aim mis. laanuei nadeires,
133 Sixth St. Control Pnint
Medical patients there include
Mrs. ttoland Hosue. 318
Manle ave.: Mra. PatriMr VII.
bv. 27 North Oronco it M
Judy Hoyt, 1045 West 11th
hi., ana susan ureen, . is,
daushter of Mr. and Mrs r. nr.
don Green, Stage Coach Or-
cnaras.
Accidents Claim
10 Lives in Oregon
Br United Press International
Oregon's 1961 accident
death toll was Increased , by
at least five during the week
end. Two of the victims were
small children.
Dead are Ted Martin, 3,
Portland; Steven Carr Wilsie,
6, Tillamook; Mrs. Catharine
Coy, 49, Milawukie; Jennie
Lou Carothers, 18, Cave Junc
tion, and Richard Joseph My
ers, 23, a sailor from Port
land. .. ' :
The Martin boy died of ap
parent -asphyxiation after
crawling Into a small camp
ice chest aboard a boat park
e din his parent's' garage. He
was pronounced dead after at
tempts to revive- him failed.
Several members of the First
Congregational church at Mil
waukee joined in the search
for the boy after he-was re
ported, missing..
California Bakes ;
As Mercury Soars
Los Anffeles '- (UH) - South
ern Calif orniahs- baked today
as the mercury shot Up to the
90s in many inland areasand
soared to the 100s ln hotte't
desert areas. :;, & -
By noon, downtown Los An
geles simmered in'94-degree
heat, breaking the all-time
high for this date, of 90 set
6nly last jyear. Normal is 70,
Burbank, in San Fernando
valley reported 93. t-Ms-
Death Valley was -the. naw
tion s hot spot Sunday , with
a 102 high, and Palm Springs
was next. with 100;-," ),
Chamber Speaker Told
Dollar Days Planned
' Ashland - Robert Haworthv
Jackson county-Medf ord city
recreation director,: will .out
line plans and progress re
garding county' recreational
facilities at the Tuesday noon
luncheon of the Ashland
Chamber of Commerce in .the
Mark Antony hotel.
Haworth will explain facili
ties available at new or ex
panded lakes.
Ashland Dollar Days will
be held April 7 and 8, the
Chamber of Commerce: has
announced. ' -,- ' :
The Friday, and ' Saturday
event is an annual promotion
of the chamber retail commit
tee. This is the fourth year
the spring promotion has been
staged. :
Stores will maintain regu
lar hours both days.
Security Continues
For Kennedy Family
Palm Beach, Fla.-OJPD-Pres-ident
Kennedy and his family
remained under tight protec
tive security today -the last
full day of their Easter visit
to Florida. ; iv
The extra - heavy security
precautions, due to kidnap and
murder: threats .against the
First Family by pro - Castro
Cubans in the area, will con
tinue" until the President, his
wife and their two children
fly back to Washington Tues
day afternoon.
- Leopoidvllle, ' The Congo -lOTUr-The
United Nations com
mand today concentrated rug
ged Indian Gurkha troops t
the Kamina base in North Ka
tanga despKe threats by Ka
tanga President' Moise Tshm
be that their-presence could
cause war. f-:'-;,i'?;;-'
mnamKmimmr
w mat mm m mar.
Comedy at Its Best
HAW Open at 6:45
Hull Show at 7:09
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EASTER' SERVICES The sun s shown breaking over the
Hollywood Hills, -lighting the Easter - Sunrise services in
famed Hollywood Bowl Sunday, Mqre than 20,000 people
Millions of American Christians Observe
Resurrection of Christ At Easter Rites
By United. Press Inter national
Easter . services drew mil
lions of American Christians
to the jiatipn's churches and
traditional shrines and reach
ed countless others over coast?,
to-eoast broadcasts- -.
. Generally clear - and : Cold
weather, marked here . and;
there by - week , end snow,
greeted worshippers at sun
rise services. . An estimated
20,000 persons filled the Hoi-'
lywood Bowl at dawn and 30,
Servicemen
IN EXERCISE ;;v : ' -:V
h' jerry' 'H. Lutmanjiveeaman,
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
P. Lutman, Seventh st.,'
Grants Pass, serving aboard
the attack transport USS Bay
field and Harry J. Leslie Jr.,
quartermaster first class,
USN, 'son of Mr. ! and Mrs."
Harry J. Leslier, 615 Fielder
lane,V Rogue . River; - serving
with the afaff of Commander,
Carrier' Division one aboard
the '.attacks aircraft - carrier
Bon-'Homme Richard, both
operating out of San Diego,
Calif., will take part in a large
U... S Pacific Sleet exercise
during the Spring of 196.1.
' The exercise, named "Green
Light" will involve more than
50,000 men, 150 ships and 300
Navy.' and Marine Corps air
craft and will Cover a two
month period. ; 1
GRADUATED
Harry R. Smith, aviation
electrician mate apprentice,
USN, son of ' Mri and Mrs.
Chester A. Snvlth, Etna, Calif.,
was jtecently 'graduated from
t h e' Aviation Electrician's
Mate school at the Naval Air
Technical Training Center,.
Jacksonville, FJa. . :
Ashland Meeting Set
On School Budget
'Ashland v The Ashland
school board and ..the school
budget committee will consid
er the 1961-62 district budget
at a meeting tonight at 7:30
o'clock in th4 administration
building on Siskiyou ave. ,
The budget will cover' the
operation of six schools' in the
Ashland district. Included are
a senior high, junior high and
four' elementary schools.
If the budget Is approved
tonight, a date for a public
hearing will be set. Following,
the -hearing, all necessary
changes will be made, and an
election .held. Stanley Jobe,
school superintendent, said he
hopes the election can be held
May 27.
This afternoon the school
board and budget committee
members - toured . all school
buildings.
Happy Camp Firemen
Sponsor Two Films
Happy Camp The Happy
Camp Fire department spon
sored the showing of two films
at the fire hall last week.
' According to firemen, the
films were entitled "Know
Your Fire Extinguisher," dem
onstrating the care and use of
fire extinguishers, and "Be
fore -They Happen," showing
fire preventive measures.
'
Legislature in
Washington Adjourns
Oiympia. Wash. - (UPD - The
Washington Leglsla t u r e ad
journed during the week end
after regular and special ses
sions that lasted 82 days,
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE '
OS
hie..
000 attended sunrise . services
in the nation's capital.
More than 6,000 persons
braved "a four-inch snowfall
and .freezing temperatures to
attend early services at the
Cathedral in the Pines at
Ridge! N.H.," where crews
worked four hours during the
night clearing roads and park
ing lots at the nondenomina-tional'-memorial
to America's
war dead. . ? v. '
, : At Bar Harbor, Maine, sun
ather
. . ' iiuumib ...
Medford and Vicinity: Fair to
night ! and Tuesday, except for
morning cloudiness. Slightly cool
er, now tonigni do,- mgn luesaay
65.
) Western Oregon: ParUy cloudy
tonight and Tuesday. Mutfi cooler.
Low tonight 34-44. High Tuesday
50-60. . .
Northern California: Fair' tohlaht
and Tuesday. Fog on- northern
lauiornia coast, cooler north por
tion and near coast.: .
LOCAL DATA
'.' TEMPERATURE; Mean yesterday
ni aogve normal lit
. Accord high this data 81 in 1881
Record low this date 32 in 1818
PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to
niamgnt u. ivuanignt to '10 a.m. 0.
v Total this month. 0., .08 in. below
normal.- ,
Total linoa Sept. 1 13 XI in., .82
in. balow normal. ' . i
HUMIDITY:
esterday
38, highest this am
Hlah v 4:04
24.
citv ,
- VaaieiFM aim. : hr.
day Low-Prsc.
Brookinaa
87 50
...... 58 . ; 93 v
Crater Lake
Grants Pass. 83 .' "r 48
Klamath Falls 75 ' 39 ;
MEDFORD It !? 47 l
Portland 86 '' 53
Seattle ..
Spokane
Yakima ..
........ 53
....... 63
70
' 47 .
43
' 43
-5SB.I
Eureka
Red Bluff .......
Sacramento
San Francisco ..
. 60
. 83
, 81
. 79
53
59
57
57
62
Los Angeles ....
Phoenix
54
J- 35
;. 34
,64
'35
32
Denver
Chicago
Miami Beach
New York
Washington, D.C. .
FIVE-DAY FORECAST (Throufh
April S):
Western Oreron- Western' Wash
ington Cooler temperatures, aver
aging near or slighUy rbelow norm
al, Light-precipitation with one or
two showery periods after Wednes
day. Highs in 50s in western Wash
ington, 65-65 in western Oregon.
Minimum generally 34-44.
Northern California No pre
cipitation. Temperatures above
normal arouna .weaneidoy.
Court Records
MUNICIPAL COURT
Ashland '
Walter Alvln Moore.
disobeyed
stoo signal. SS.
Tomai ttasne, illegal parking, o.
Fawn L. Cox, illegal parking, S5.
Duane- R. Rasmussen. disobeyed
stop signal, S5. . . .
Ethel J. WhiUng, dupbeyed tral
ic signal, 85. ' .
Earl Homer Cook, -disobeyed stop
Ignal, 85. - ,' . -
Thomas Monroe Kennett, wrong
ray on one way street. 85.
Richard Fueena Losev. disobeyed
traffic ligbal, 85.
William Austin Dockery, violation
ot basltf rule, 815.
Arthur Delbert Gilbert, improper
left turn. SS..-. i .
DISTRICT- COURT
Glen L. Kier",' overload. 813.
, Paul W. Hopkins, overload, SIS.
Maxwell -C. Reberson. overload.
tin. ''.....
Calvin I, Hansen, no vehicle II
cense, 85. '-' '
Connie M.Northrop, failure to
stop, 8i5.
Duane A. Williams, disorderly
conduct. $30.
Donald J. Welch drunk on pub
lic minway, tjw.
Robert Li, rarxins, overioaa
811.
Llovd L
LuU,
no rug permit,
Howard W. Gray, Improper lane
usage, 10,
John E. Caster, parking in pro
hibited area, $7.50.
Thomas T. Davidson, failure to
stop, S15.
Charles A. earner in, no muii-
1.
camn
K. . Meadows, T- overload,
mi no.
Wheldon T. Blddle Jr., overload.
821
riobert D. Seferly, no operator's
license In possession, 82.50. .
CIRCUIT COURT
Janice Arene Tlffee vs,
AUen Tlffee, divorce decree.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATION
David George Carter. Sacramen
to. Calif, and Lorna Kay Tobias
son. 3055 Highway 66, Ashland.
Lawrence Arthur Brown. 2220
Ruhl Way, and Jacqueline Ernes
tine Skelton, 646 Ross lane, Med
ford. Mex Ewlng Tlppett, Lebanon,
and I.ula Invent Cochran Luman.
706 Whitman place, Medford.
BlUy Eluworlh Wilson, route 1.
box 6KG, Central Point, and Jo
Ann Ralph, Williams.
James I
N,v
wmmmm-mmmmmmmmm'mmmmmmmmm0mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
turned out at 5 a.m. to attend the services. Shown on the
stage, of the bowl is the living cross, formed by choir
members and the Air Force Academy Choir. ,.
. i (UPI Telephoto)
rise services were held in
doors when snow and sleet
forced cancellation of services
atop Mount Cadillac. Easter
celebrants used skiers' chair
lifts to reach services in three
to four inches of snow on
4,393-foot Mt. Mansfield at
Stowe, Vt. '" '
Plead for Peace. '
Young pacifists pleaded for
disarmament v in parades in
New York during services in
the city's packed ; churches.
Births
: LONG - To Mr. . and Mrs,
Bruce. 65 Fourth St.. Ashland.
April 2, 1961,'girl,, 6Vi ppunds,"
at Ashland General Hospital. -
CHASE To Mr. and Mrs,
Kenneth', . 45 Mistletoe : rd.,
Ashland, April -3,- 1961;. boy,
.pounds, at Asniand uen
,eral hospital. 'fy M. .;
Over-tlie-Cdunter
Western Slocks V
' The following bid ind ask
ed 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 seourltles
could, have been sold (indi
cated by the "bid") or bought
(Indicated by the "asked") at
the time of compilation.
Common stocks '
Bank of America
CalK.-Paclflc Utilities
Cascades Plywood
Cons. Frelghtways .....
Copco
Cyprus Mines Corp. ...
First NaUonal Bank...
Morrlson-Knudsen .....
Bid Asked
.. 50?. . 69Va
.. 231', 27
.. 29V 31
8 9
5Ub 84U
.. 33
35 ',a
SOU
.... 35 (5 38
.... 27)5 28 t
.... 46(4 ' 49
.... 201i 22
41 43
. 72 77
.. 6114 54.i
... 3JJ,i 34V,
.... 361, 38U
Northwest Nat. Gas ...
Pacific Pwr. & Lt
Permanente Cement
Portland Gen. lec. ..,
U.S. National Pink ...
United Utlli tea
West Coast Vel.
Weyerhaeuser
Equalization Boards
School Set Thursday !:
Salem - (UPI) rThe State Tax
Commission's annual Mservice
training) school for members
of county boards of equaliza
tion will be held here Thurs
day in the state highway build
ing.;';. . - ,.'
" County assessors also may
attend. Marion County. Com
missioner Henry Ahrens Will
be amongthe speakers. .
ATTEND SERVICES ;
Palm Springs, Calif. (UPD -
Former President Eisenhower
and his wife, Mamie, attended
Easier : services Sunday at
the Palm Desert Community
church. The Eisenhowers ar
rived here Feb. 8 for an ex
tended vacation at nearby El
dorado Country club. -
S0N0T0NE
brings you
better
HEARING
not jliet
Hearing Aid!
Bcfor fat bur from any
one, ice Sonotonc - tht
trotted name In bearfnc foe
oref 30 fcan.
SONOTONC OF
MEDFORD
423 E. MAIN STRiAT
a Sf 2-5904
More than 100 members of the
Society of Friends assembled
at sunrise in Times Square to
pray for- peace in the Quaker
tradition. - . . -.
At Memphis, Tenn.,' several
persons were injured when a
temporary bleacher collapsed
beneath more than 350 wor
shippers , at Memorial park
cemetery. . But there was no
panic, and "it was very quiet
ly handled . . . nothing was
interrupted once the Injured
were taken care of, .said the
Rev. Pat N. Easterling of the
Woodland P r e s b y t r 1 a n
chur jh. . i .X i.
Violence and greed also
marked -celebrations of the
resurrection of -Christ. Five
gunmen held up 25 persons
And fled' with $150 from an
Easter prayer meeting ln Chl
cagoj. At Denver,: a Roman
natrinlth'nrlAat ahnfc anrl killatft
a burglar he found .stealing
the, Eastern collection. . '
Trumpet Opens Service
' On the West Coast, services
began in pre-dawn gloom at
the Hollywood Bowl and last
ed until the sun rose beyond
hills surrounding the natural
amphitheater. T h e services,
opening with a trumpet call
beneath a cross on a nearby
hill, were broadcast nationally.-
Choral music was provid
ed by .100 cadets from the Air
Foofce Academy and a 200
yolce youth choir. -.,
- 'About - 6,000 persons attend
ed the 50th sunrise service on
Mt. - Rubldoux at Riverside,
Calif,, : and 5,000 celebrants
worshipped in the Rose Bowl
at Pasadena.
Mid-Columbia Home
Name Change Voted ,
Salem. (uPD -riThe legislature-
has' decided to - change
the name of Mid-Columbia
Home at The Dalles after all,
but not to Columbia Park
State hospital. , .
The House today approved
a Senate amendment making;
the name Columbia Park State
home instead of hospital.
The bill will now go to the
governor.
Portland Produce
: Portland (UPI) Dairy market!
Egga To retailers t A A extra
Urge 48-51ei AA large 46-48c! A
large 45-46C; AA medium 38-430!
AA small 32-36c; cartons l-3c high
air. '
Butter To retailers: AA and A'
SrlnU 70c lb.; cartons io nigner
' nrlnta Sfln.
. ..Cheese, medluin ' eured . To
retailers: A grade enaaoar -single
daisies', 47-48c; processed American
5-lb. loaf, 44(4-45go, -
PorUand (UPI) Dressed chick
ens No. 1 grade dressed to re
tailers: Fryers, whole drawn, 34-
heavy type, whole drawn, 40-45e lb.!
nam type. nana, cut up, ee-euo u,
whole, 28-aoc lb. . -
CHARCOAL
STEAKS
TILL MIDNIGHT
CANDLE
ROOM
a,4af
HOTEL
Medford
V .
! i a
it
r
Open Dally
5:30 P.M. le Mldnlfht
fyndtyt 4 P.M. Till 11 P.M.
4i
Committee Hears
New Proposals on
Legislative Pay
Salem - (DPO - The legisla
ture, trying to understand the
psychology of the voters on
legislative pay, heard new
proposals to achieve this aim
today; " ,. .;.:. -.
The voters have consistent
ly rejected proposed increases
for legislators. Each legisla
tor gets $50 a month, among
the lowest in the nation.
Appearing before the House
committee on state and fed
eral affairs, Sen. Vernon Cook
(D-Troutdale) proposed anoth
er ballot measure In 1962 that
would repeal the constitution
al restrictions on legislative
pay and allow the legislature
to set its' own salary, with
restrictions. . ;
Would Triple Salariei .
Cook's proposal would be
in the form of amendments to
two House joint resolutions.
Nos, .7 and 8. Number 7
triple legislative salaries and
number 8 would - repeal the
constitutional limitation.
The twist that Cook sug
gest! la that If the voters em-
power the legislature to raise
its own salary, that a specifi
cation be included that this
could be no more than $100 a
month, ' . : .-' - .:- '
The 1963 legislature, how
ever: could set the salary of
the 1965 session,' 1965 could
hike salaries for 1067, and so
on. The theory is that if the
people objected to a pay in
crease proposed by a legisla
ture, they could vote out of
office the members who made
the proposal.
Might Bring Criticism
T h e League . of Women
Voters, and. the AFL-CIO api
proved taking the limitations
out of the state constitution
"This is the only way we'll
ever get a pay raise." Cook
Rep.. George Layman . (R
wewnerg) said ne was . con
cerned this -might ' 'open up
criticism we've "ever had be
fore." Cook said he is not con
cerned about that. - . Y
: Rep. Beulah Hand (D-Mll-
waukie) favored the measure,
She. said the "easiest" way to
get one is to repeal the con
stitution segment which re
quires the voter to approve
any: raises.'- ::-"";
. Mrs. Hand - said the edu
cated voter -will know exactly
what lt is and the "uneducated
voter loves to repeal things
Local Student on
College Honor List
"Richard Lee Peterson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Peter-
ion, 914 South Stage rd.. is
among those students at; Wash
ington State university, Pull
man, who are listed on the
fall semester honor roll,
Peterson is a 1960 graduate
of Medford High school.
Crowds Panic in'
Chile Theater Fire
Santiago, Chile-(UPD - Two
persons were trampled : to
death and 96 others injured
late Sunday when fire caused
a panio In the Astor Theater.
A 63-year-old woman and a
12-year-oId boy were killed.
Portland LIvMtock
Portland ItlPIl ITRDA r-.t.
tie 1,000. Choice steers 25.25: good
23-24.50: standard 20-22: choice
heifers 34: good 21-23.50: standard
18-20; eanner-euttar cows 12-14.
Calvea ISO. nood-choics vealfifa
98-32; ..standard 24-38; eull-utlllty
Hon 1.SOO. U. I. 1 and 9 hlilrh.
era 19.25-19.50; and 3 at 18.60-19;
miaea sraae BOW! io-iyio.
Sheep 1,000, Choice wooled Iambi
16; mixed choice-prime shorn lambs
15.50-17.75; cull-good ewes 3.50
6.50. -
THIATER
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. AFRIl 9TH ISSUE ... w.'h veer . '
MONDAY, APRIL 3,
OBITUARIES
LEROY HATCHER
Funeral services for Leroy
Hatcher, 43, of 1533 Lenora
dr., who died Friday, Will be
held at Conger-Morris Funeral
home downtown chapel Wed
nesday at 10 a.m. Dr. George
Roscberry of the , First
Methodist church will offici
ate. Masonic services will be
conducted by Medford lodge
AF&AM. Committal will be
in Hlllcres Memorial park. ,
Mr. Hatcher was born June
18. 1917, in Cooper, Texas,
and had been a resident of
southern Oregon for the past
12 years. He was a veteran of
World War II.' He was mar
ried Feb. 7, 1980, in San Fran
cisco, to Shirley A; Laird, who
survives. He was a member
of Medford lodge AF&AM,
and of the Medford Elks lodge.
Survivors besides his wife
include a daughter, Diane, at
home; his father, Joe G
Hatcher, in Georgia. :
Honorary pall bearers will
include Ernest Kennedy, Paul
Mitchell, Glen Fabrlck, Gen.
George V. Rlckard, Willis W
Williams, and Robert L. Van
Sickle. Active pall bearers
wil) include Peen Chitwood,
Keith Bates, Earl Knight, El
ton Waldron, Wallace Brill
and James Foster. .
MRS. ESTELLA HALEY ' v
Funeral services for Mrs.
Estelta Haley, : 81, of Eagle
Point, who died at her resi
dence Saturday morning, will
be held at the Perl Funeral
home Tuesday , at 2:30 p.m.
with , the Rev. D. E.. Millard
officiating. Committal will be
in the , Siskiyou Memorial
park. "' j,. -
Mrs. HaleV was born In
Eagle Point, on Feb. 18, 1900
and had lived in that area all
of her life. '
She married Percy W Ha
ley on Oot. 25, 1919, in Asto
ria, Ore.
Survivors Include her hus
band-. Esile Point: two uncles,
Amos Ayres, pieaiora; aicc
Betl, Eagle Point, and several
cousins. Pall' bearers will be
Edward Dahack, Dale Ensmhv
ger, Phillip Hannaford, Har
old Zundel, Ray Barrow and
Elmer Beier. - si ; .
19 Nominated for
YrekaC of C Board
Yreka-The Yreka Chamber
of Commerce Board of Dlrec
tors held a luncheon meeting
at the Yreka Inn last week
Nineteen persons were nomi
nated for election to the board,
Eight of thwe nominated
will be elected for two year.
terms by written ballot. Cham
ber-members will receive their
ballots by mail and should
have them in before April 21
when they will be counted.
Other- nominations can be
mid from the floor at the
next regular meeting to be
held April 4.
Those ' -nominated were:
Homer Atchley, M. E. Barron,
Hazel Calliion, Hal Cheney,
D. A. Favero, E. J. Foss, S. R.
Friedman, Walter Garchow,
Jim Glenn,. Pat Hanratty, C.
L. Holllater,' Pat Hughes, L.
A. Langworthy, Dr. D. L.
Meamber, Walter Peters, Ellen
Sander, Elmo . Smith, Russell
Smith and Paul Weimer. ;
UST TWO NITES-ENDS TUESDAY
SHIRLEY
MacLAINE
DEAN
MARTIN
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
1961
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MABEL PECKHAM
Williams- Mrs. M a b e 1
Pauline Peckham, 61, of Wil
liams died in a Grants Pass .
hospital Saturday.-. She had
Ren hospitalized for -'two
months. - ' '
Mrs. Peckham was ' born
Auk. 11, 1899. She is survived
by her husband, Leo H. Peck'
ham and four children, Mrs.;
Donna Lesnovich, of Cour d'
Alene, Idaho, Mrs. Peyton'
Carpenter and James Peck-;
ham, both of Grants Pass, and;
Robert Peckham, of Newberg.l
Ore. A son, Theodore, preced-;
ed her in death; Four sisters;
nd four brothers also ' sur-i .
vive. There 19 grandchildren.:
Graveside services will be"
held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the
Sparlin cemetery in Williams..
rime Prevention . ;
Bill Goes fo House
Salem-fllPD - The House ju
diciary committee has sent.
Atty. Gen. Robert Y. Thorn,
ton's bill for a crime preven,
tion division to the House
floor with a recommendation'
that it then go to ways and
means for a $82,000 approprK
ation that it
Thornton sponsored - HB-
1438 after Gov. Mark Hatfield..
knocked out Thornton's re
quest for money to operate
the division over the next two
years.
The Judiciary committee,
declined; to put either a "do
pass or "do not pass" stamp.
on Thornton's bill, v: ..
Oregonians Named
To Interior Posts . v
-Washington WPI1 - Interior
Secretary - Stewart Udall ..to,
day , named three Oregonians
to Interior Department posts.
Udall appointed Raymond'
Coulter Hi Eugene, Ore., as
assistant solicitor for the de
partment's power branch; Ed
ward i W. Fisher of Salem-as
deputy solicitor in the office)
of the solicitor, and Harry J.
Hogan of - Wasco county - as
regional solicitor of the Port
land area. ' "
T-O-N-IGH-T
GALA COSTUME
SKATING
PARTY
600 to 9:00 P.M.
FUN FOR AUH
PRIZES FOR
BEST COSTUMES
JERRY MILLER :
Af Th Hammond ;
JACKSON COUNTY
ROLLARENA
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