Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 12, 1961, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON FRIDAY. MAY 12. 1961 Medical Patient William Epperson, Star route, box 424, Shady Cove, was listed as a medical patient today at Sa cred Heart hospital. Forms Available Applica tion forms for Peace Corps volunteers are available at the 4-H county agent's office in the Jackson county court house. ' Grang Dinner The Upper Applegate Grange will spon sor a Mother's Day dinner at the Grange hall between noon and 4 p.m. Sunday, May 14. Boosters PartiM-The Talent-Phoenix Music Boosters club will entertain the school band and chorus at roller skat ing parties at the Jackson Rollarena Tuesday, May 16, for upper grades, and Tues day, May 23, for junior high members. Bill Beeson will play the organ for the .parties. FREE DANCE Tonight K.P. HALL 5th and Grape Good Music By Tha Muu'c Makers Good Food at Snack Bai Local and Personal Moot Wednesday - The next regular meeting of the Med ford Building Trades council will be held at Carpenters hall, 12314 West Main St., at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 17. Gull y Don Ivan Evans, 931 Queen Ann ave., notified sheriff's deputies Wednesday that someone broke into the Starlight drive-in theater and took two cartons of cigarettes. A window was broken to gain entry, it was reported. Sale Monday - A rummage sale sponsored by the Jack son County Association for Retarded Children will be held from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday, May 15, In the Fehl building, 118 North Ivy st. Persons wishing to donate articles for the sale may call SPring 3-2515 for pickup. Rummage Sal - The Wom en's association of Westmin ster Presbyterian church will sponsor a rummage sale Wed nesday and Thursday, May 17 and 18, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Fehl building. Persons having items to donate may call the church office morn ings at SPring 2-9933; Mrs. E. L. Lenox, SPring 3-1637, and Mrs. Scott Davis, SPring 2-2768. THE RIVERVIEW In Shady Gove It Serving a Special MOTHER'S DAY MENU Sunday May 14th Com Out and Enjoy Our Excellent Foodl ' TR 8-2681 Lucille Brumfield Owner-Manager NOW THRU SATURDAY TWO TOP HITS!! L lit i Susan. Inn vJanW annul Julie 9 CO-FEATURE - 60H0UND CjNnuSccrt COLOR ay DC LUXE ALAN LADD-DON MURRAY-DAN O'HERLIHY at, 0:iEF00TlIlllELL 9 Rummag Sal - Member of the Methodist Youth Fel lowship will hold rummage sale In the Fehl building, 108 North Ivy St., Saturday, May 13, from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Old Timers Tour The Old Timers Car club will meet at the club house, 2075 South Pacific highway, Medford, at 9 a.m. Sunday for a tour to Roxy Ann i park. The club will leave in a group for the Roxy Ann picnic area to join the Trail Riders Riding group for a breakfast. Patient! Surgery patients today at Sacred Heart hospi tal included Thomas Scott Howard, 10-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell How ard, 1028 Murray ave., Med ford; Mrs. William Stubbs, 35 Shultz rd.,' Medford; Peyton Newcomb, route 1, box 425, Talent; Mrs. Arthur Friesen, 2690 Connell ave., Medford; Mrs. Pete DeWeerd, 1371 Brookdale ave., Medford; Frend Crandall, 1029 SE Fern rd.. Grants Pass; Mrs. William Underwood, 2607 Delta Waters rd., Medford Mrs. Hubert Heideman, 3074 Bellinger lane, Medford, and Floyd Mode, 2414 Kings high way, Medford. Second Russian Space Flight Seen Vienna (UPD A second So viet manned space flight, pos sibly by two or more astro, nauts, will take place soon, Radio Warsaw predicted to day. Radio Warsaw said its in formation was based on pre dictions by "Moscow scienti fic circles." According to Soviet scien tific experts, the broadcast said, the new flight will be much more advanced techni cally and scientifically than the first one. , One of the astronauts to make the trip would probably be Maj. Yuri Gagarin, since he was the only Soviet citi zen who has had practical experience in space, the Broadcast aaaea. France Suspends Gagarin Invitation Paris -(UPD- France today suspended an Invitation to Soviet spaceman Yuri Gagarin after it had been reported that he would arrive the same day as President Kennedy. Officials of the Union Syn dicate des Industries Aeronau- tiques, which will stage the 24th Paris Air Show begin ning May 26, announced the suspension of its invitation to Gagarin to attend the show. The union declined to com ment on the reason. Informed sources said, how ever, the French had in formed the Soviets that avail able forces might not be suf ficient to guarantee the secur ity of President Kennedy and the world's first spaceman at the same time. FIRST RUN f W SOMEONE ELSE'S HUSBAND AND SOMEO ELSE'S WIFE..! IT'S THE WITH THE AND THE NEELSI if Sk 7 YCXW Hear the tfcomo soot V. J Lw;4,i. "STRANGERS WHEN Wt MCET w k (Wen Meomi) ' Iw TS ADULT PICTURE THEME IMPACT! KIRK Kill Douglas Kovmr ERNIE BARBARA yrovncsnusn af " . strangers Wen WsMeet OnamaScop EASTMAN WALTER MATTHAU VIRGINIA BRUCE 'KENT SMITH -HELEN GALLAGHER - A BRVNA-OUIne proouciion PLUS! PLUS! THE SMASH COMEDY HIT! GLENN -fi -- TriE ford vTIqnsEBo DEBBIE tWftJ CARL REINER REYNOLDS $&& gmr 1 WESTERN HITI SAT. ONIYI 3rd Founder of Dental Clinic at Veterans Domiciliary Dies White City - Dr. Arthur R. Schoenberg, 63, chief of den tal services at the Veterans Administration domicili a r y, died early Tuesday morning, May 9, in a Medford hospital. Dr. Schoenberg established the dental services at the White. City Installation in January, 1949. He remained as its chief until his death. He had attended a meeting Monday evening of the Vet erans Administration Volun teer Services in which he took a keen interest as a supple ment to the VA's medical and rehabilitation programs for disabled veterans. He also was a disabled veteran. He served in World War I and II; first as a private from Nebraska in 1918 and later as chief, operative dentistry, 218th general hospital, U.S. Army, from Sept. 4, 1942 until Feb. 5, 1946. Nebraska Graduate Dr. Schoenberg was born Feb. 17, 1898, at Milford, Nebr. He attended public schools there and was gradu ated from the college of den tistry, University of Nebraska in June, 1923. He was a mem ber of Delta Sigma Delta fra ternity. From Aug. 31, 1946, until Jan. 9, 1947, he was on the regional office dental staff at Portland. He was senior den tal officer at the Salem, Ore., VA office from Feb. 10, 1947, until Jan. 8, 1949. During the years 1923 to 1942, he practiced in Nebraska where he was a 32nd Degree Mason and a Past Worshipful Master of his lodge. Dr. Schoenberg enjoyed the Rogue River Valley and his interest and activities in fish ing and hunting were well known among his associates and numerous friends through out tne region. He is survived by his wife, Myrtle E. Schoenberg, White City, a son, Richard Arthur, Caracas, Venezuela, who ar rived Thursday, and three grandsons. Portland Product) - Portland (UPD Dairy market: , E"To ratailora: AA axtra larxe 4S-49e; AA large 4J-4Sc; A larae 42-44c; AA medium S9-41c; AA imall 3S-3Sc; cartona l-3c hisher. jButter To retailers: AA and A Snnia me id.; cartons to manor jprinta 68c. Cheeae. medium i-nrH T t. tellers: A grade Cheddar aingle del aiea, 47,-48ic; processed Ameri can d-id. loai. eais-toifcc. Portland (UPD Dreajed chick- am No. 1 ffrarf rirMMri to rm. tailers: Fryers, whole drawn, 33- jva id.; cut-up. 37-4ZC lb.; hena, heavy-type, whole drawn, 40-4SC lb.; llrht-type hem, cut-up, 33-390 lb.; whole, 38-300 lb. Weather FORECASTS Medford and vicinity; Occasional cloudiness but generally fair to night and Saturday. Low tonight 38. High Saturday 70. Western Oregon: Considerable cloudinesa tonight and Saturday except fair in southern interior. Some chance of a little rain on north coast Saturday. Low toniaht 38-48. High Saturday 53-03. except 65-70 in south interior. - Northern California; Fair tonight and Saturday. Rising temperature trend. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean ve.l.r. day 49; below normal 0. Kecora nign tnia aate SB in 19.19. Record low this date 39 In 1916. PRECIPITATION: 24 hour, in midnight. .04 inch. Midnight to 10 a.m., none. Total this month 1.03 Inch, .59 inch above normal. Total aince sept. I. is.87 lnehea, 17 Inch below normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest vasterdav 50, highest this a.m. 96. nign 4:00 Z4 CITV Tester- a.m. hr. day Low Prec. Brookings 8S 43 .23 Crater Lake- 38 20 ,13 Grants Pass 58 40 .06 Klamath Falls ., 45 28 MEDFORD 58 .16 .04 Portland 62 39 Seattle .... 81 45 Spokane 59 39 Yakima 67 44 Eureka 53 44 37 Red Bluff ..... 67 43 Sacramento :.. 72 46 .04 San Francisco 58 51 Loa Angelas 70 54 67 53 53 70 81 .17 Phoenix 97 Denver 90 Chicago 62 Miami Beacn Bl New York 83 Washington, D. C. 83 60 M FIVE-DAY FORECAST (Through May 17): Western Ore a on - Western Wash ington Precipitation about nor mal In showery periods .occurring mostly before Tuesday. Tempera turea averaging a little below nor mal with maximums mostly In high 50a or low 60a and minimuma In 40s. OBITUARIES ORVILLG BROWN Orville Brown, Weed, Calif., died In Weed yesterday. Fu neral arrangements will be announced by Siskiyou Fu neral Service directors. MRS. MINNIE B. CUMMINGS Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Bellinger Cummings, who died at a local nursing home May 10, will be held Saturday, May 13, at 10:30 a.m. at the Perl Funeral home, Dr. George G. Roseberry of First Methodist church will officiate with committal in the Medford IOOF mausole um. Mrs. Cummings was born in Iowa and came to Oregon with her parents Joshua and Mary McPherson and lived in the Griffin Creek area until February, 1899. She was married to Frank Bellinger in 1899 who pre ceded her death in 1937. In 1950 she married Walter G. Cummings who survives. She was the last member of the immediate family and is sur vived by a number of nieces, nephews and cousins. She was a member of China Describes 'Calamity' Wave Tokyo (UPD Communst China today described a wave of widespread "natural cala mities," , thus laying .the groundwork for announcing its third successive crop failure. The New China news agency issued a glum report of drought, hall, high winds, snowstorms and predicted flooding over broad areas of the China mainland. "Some farms have reported complete crop failure," it said of conditions In coastal Shan tung. Newly planted seed lings and wheat sown last winter had been snuffed out by nature, it said. Massive crop failures, at tributed to natural calamities. have left China in near famine. Reames chapter, Order of the Eastern Star; Roxy Ann court, Order of Amaranth; Talisman temple, Pythian Sisters - and the Methodist church. GRACE E. THOMPSON Mr?. Grace E. Thompson died yesterday at the Jackson County Farm Home. Funeral arrangements will be an nounced by Conger Morris, funeral directors. State Employees Get Pay Increases Salem - (UPD - The Oregon Civil Service Commission has approved pay scales for more than 15,000 unclassified state employees with only minor changes over earlier recom mendations. - The legislature allocated about $7.7 million in state Salary increases, not counting higher education. Allan S. Kahn. supervisor of the commission s pay and research division, said teach ers at state institutions won slightly higher salaries com pared to the previous plan. He said this is "in accordance with legislative intent to keep them reasonably on a par with Salem public school teachers and others. ' The increases average out at about 10 per cent. Investment Funds Noon quotaUona on s e 1 e e t e d Bid Asked Bullock 14.34 15.72 Chem Fund 12.60 13.63 Colonial Ener 14.94 18 33 Eaton Howard Stk .. 14.07 13.04 Fidelity 17.77 19.21 Fundamental Inv. .. 10.49 11.30 croup sec Avia Eiec 10.34 11.33 Group Sec Com Stk 14.02 15.35 Group Sec Petr .... 11.62 12.73 Keystone B-3 15.62 17.05 Keystone B-4 9.34 10.20 Keystone K-3 18.66 30.36 Keystone S-l 22.99 25.08 Keystone S-3 13.30 14.51 Keystone S-3 13.90 17.35 Keystone S-4 17.13 18.69 Mass Inv Grth Stk 17.99 19.66 National Sec Grth .. 10.04 10.97 TV-Elec 9.13 9.05 Value Line Inc 5.67 6.20 Wellington 15.48 16.88 Water in Hams Hearing Topic Portland -WPD- Conflicting testimony was heard here Thursday at a U. S. Depart ment of Agriculture hearing on a federal regulation that allows packers to add up to 10 per cent water to hams. Dr. M. L. Houston, state supervisor of the meat indus try , for the Oregon Depart ment of Agriculture said "Housewives prefer to get the water to plump up smoked hams out of a tap and not pay ham prices for it." American Meat Institute representatives defended the water addition and said sur veys show that "A majority of American housewives prefer smoked hams that are jucier, more tender and less salty than their mothers served." Twenty witnesses appeared at the hearing and a majority of them opposed the 1960 amendment to the USDA meat inspection regulations that allows the sale weight of cured hams to exceed the "green" weight before curing by 10 per cent. The Portland hearing was the sixth in a series of eight throughout the U. S. The hear ings were requested by Sen. Maurlne Neuberger (D-Ore.). Portland Livestock Portland (UPI) Weekly live stock: , Cattle 3030. Choice steers to 35. good-choice 32-24 30: utility-standard 16.30-21.30; choice heifers 24 25; canner-cutter cows 12.30-15.30; cutter-uUlity bulla 17-2140. Calvea 375. Good-choice vealeri 28-33. choice 32.75; utility-standard 20-28 Hogs 2000. U.S. 1 and 3 butch era mostly 19.30 late; 3 and 3 grades 18-18.73; mixed sows 14-16. Sheen 2225. Sorine slauahter lambs to 35c higher: choice-prime mostly 18, choice with some prime old crop 14-14.30; cull-choice ewea 3-6.50 A 11 UNSURVEYED LANDS Washington About 116 million acres of land in main land U.S. have never been completely surveyed, says the Bureau of Land Management. IMPORTANT CROP Sugar beets are a principal crop In Colorado. DAN.G 9 tin i SATURDAY NITE Al Watt and Hit "Rising Suns" Playing the Best In Dane Music Derby Community Club Miles off Crater Lake Hiway en Butt Falls Rd. DANCE GOLD HILL GRANGE HALL Just Like Having Your Own Butlerl FREE DELIVERY to Any Horn in Medford City Limits , en Order of $2.00 or Mora 5 Till 12 P.M. Daily 12 te 12 Sat t Sun. PING'S GARDENS Chinese ft American Dishes SP 3-6363 r l,.u, ., Every Saturday Night i! VIC FLOOD and the RHYTHM MASTERS afe fL..L.a... E a' B.X L a I -II uewtwiM rrw nairvinmtnn avrvva an cw Everyon Wtlcom Good Cloan Pun ANOTHER BIG SAT. NITE DANCE 417 E. Main - Walker Building Where you freer eld friends and meet new frlendsl Finest In popular music: Walliat, Fexrrota, One-Slaps and Circles where everyone joint in. An Iver-lncreaiina Con genial crowd. Bring your friend or neighbor for real fun! Snack Bar Serving RIAL COFFII ED AMCC IE VFW Hall in Rogue River Every Saturday Nlte 9 to 1 . Music by Bobby Burton And Tha Happy Valley Boys Featuring Ray Hansen SPONSORED BY VFW - EVERYONE WELCOME THE GroTT NUMBER 10 FRONT STREET MEDFORD'S NEWEST CHUCKWAGON ALL YOU CAN EAT Luncheon . . . 99c Children 59c Served 11 A.M. Till 2 P.M. 3 Hat Meat Dishes IS Salads Coffee. Tea or Milk Choice 2 Desserts V Dinner . . . $1.49 Children 79c Served S P.M. Till 9 P.M. Sirloin Steak Sea Feeds Fried Chicken Appetisers Shrimp Cecktaih) Soup 1 S Salads Choice 2 Desserts FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Tonile & Saf. Only! FIRST RUN On the 100 Foot Screen A Terrific Spectacle ?8 The mightiest adventure: nf thpm alii . i Mi MIWIII Mile AND Target of Seornl LSS85- iTfcrtNicoLofta Kf f RtT KUN1IR - CQrtSIAHCt 10WIRS I a waiHM moi POLICY OWNERS Hartford - Among beads of U.S. families, 84 per cent of those between ages 23 and 44 years own life Insurance policies. BAR of Dancing Nightly ' HOTEL MEDFORD ADDED Saturday Only 3rd Bonus Feature THEATER INFORMATION SERVICI CALL SP 3-7323 FOR FUll INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR THEATERS A Wonderful Treat for MOTHER And All The Family SUNDAY! Enjoy a Delicious MOTHER'S DAY DINNER at BEAUTIFUL tjto)i Desir DINING INN EAST OF CENTRAL POINT Yes, It certainly will be a REAL TREAT for all the family, and especially a vacation for Mom. Enjoy the luxuries of Mon Deiir's thoughtful and gracious service, the charming and restful surroundings, and Julie's savory culsinal , (., Served from 3:00 te :00 p.m. Child's Plate, Vi Price . Phone HOrmandy 4-2513 TIMMIE THE TOY DEER: extendi a cordial welcome te all en Mothers Day. ' ' ' . Your Hostesi JOYCE SPALDING says: : "I have hired enough help te teed an army." Your Chef, MONSIEUR JACQUELYN . iay; " - V ' "I have enough food to feed two armies." Also ... sit In the lucky number seat and win a FREE DINNER. One drawing aeh hour startina 1 1 A.M. till closing.. OPEN y am I pm I r DAILY II CLOSED V TUESDAYS MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALS Roast Turkey wlrii works ....$1.25 akeel Ham 1.25 ', Friee Chicken 1.25 Swiss Steak with mushroom 1.0 French Fried Shrima . I.Of Chicken Cecciarora with Spas herN 1.35 Children's Dinner .75 5 Miles South of ASHLAND on Highway 99 For Reservations Phono 482-2191 SATURDAY MATINEE 1:00 P.M. THE PICTURE ALL THE KIDS WANT TO SEE BUDDY HACKETT DENNIS O'KEEFE QADOADl CnFN T ONauMAlteaaeel COLOR ky DC LUX ALL HANDS OH DICK "CANADIANS" NOT SHOWN ON MATINEE TON ITE & SATU RDAY ON LY A Swell Double Bill! IT'S TH QAYKST OOB-AND-OAU Orr-TOOITHKR you even sawi ii ?rV ' I oiuMttmr mm uniM V "J " JaNJ iianui-TT Aiurrf-r mm AND A THRILLER OF THE NORTHWEST ROBERT RYAN AND A WNI CAST IN iuxe ii THE CANADIANS