MLDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
.Autos Collide . Can driven
by Pamela Marie Hart, 16, of
route 1, box 62E, Jacksonville,
and Roland Lavern Lamkins,
39, of box 272, Hornbrook,
Calif . collided at East Main I
and Water sts., Ashland, about
1:30 pm. Thursday There
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Local and Personal ,,,. .,,.,
bUNOAi, A PHIL 22. 1862
Phoenix Paper Gets First Class Rating
Flu Fire-Medford firemen , Suit Stolen-Everett William
were sent to a flue fire at the I Harmon, Boxo 276. Shadv
were no injuries, and no ci-! Dorothy D. Elliott home. 713 Cove, reported to Medford po
tations were issuea, ponce uaKoia ave., ai :ua p.m. lice Saturday that someone
said.
i Thursday.
Smoke in Bank - Two fire,
trucks were dispatched to '
First National bank, 1 East 1
Main St., about 10:10 p.m.
Thursday wnen smoke was
reported in the basement of
the building. It was found
to be coming from an incin
erator. A smoke ejector was
used.
GROTTO
Chuck Wagon Style Eating
Lunch $100
Children 60c
Dinner $150
Children 75c
10 Front St.
Phone SP 2-4443
CLOSED SUNDAYS
I
ENDS TODAY
DOORS OPEN AT 4:45
FEATURE AT 6:35-10:10
M-ft-M erratnta
BOB
HOPE
LAN A
TURNER
JWS PAIGE
JIM HUT TON
W'JLA
PREMISS
CO-HIT AT 5:00-8:40
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I0ANM ORU MARK STEVENS Zti
Transformer Shorii - Med
ford firemen were dispatch
ed about 10:05 a.m. Thursday
when a power transformer
shorted and a wire was arch
ing in the junction box on the
Fluhrcr building. They said
the damage was confined to
the box.
Youth Hurt - Sixteen-year-old
James A. Jackson Jr.,
Klamath Falls, suffered a pos
sible broken nose in an auto
accident near Ashland Friday
when a car driven by his
mother, Vera Lorica Jackson,
43, collided with a pickup
truck driven by Donald Lee
Harper, 33, of 1260 Covina
ave., Medford, according to
slate police. The accident hap
pened at East Main st. and
East Walker rd.
Attend Funeral-ln Medford
to attend the funeral Monday
ol Thomas Lamb, 73, a VA
Domiciliary resident, are a
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Forest A. Johnson,
and a niece, Mrs. Frank SiR
man, Sigman, and their chil
dren, Gary and Janis, all of
Spokane, Wash., and another
niece, Mrs. William St. Clair,
St. Clair, and their children,
Cindy and Tamara, of Salem,
Ore.
Jackson Toastmaslers -Speakers
at the Jackson Toast
masters meeting Monday at
6:30 p.m. will be Abe Gres
selt, Don Hcarrcll and oDn
Johnson. The meeting will be
held at Jackson House in
Medford. Toastmaster will be
Bill Butler. -
Ariested-The Jackson coun
ty sheriff's department arrest
ed Lyle Roland Glenn, 29, of
5178 Table Rock rd., about
1:35 a.m. Saturday and lodg
ed him in county jail on
charges of assault and battery,
the sheriff's office reported.
stole a suit valued at S55 from
his parked car. The theft was
reported at 2.15 p m. Harmon
said his car was parked on
THOMAS LAMB
Funeral services for Thom
as Lamb, 73. a resident of the
VA Domiciliary. White City,
since February 18. 1960. who
died Monday, will be held at
the White City Chapel at 9 30
a.m. Monday, April 23.
Chaplain Lawrence Eskay
home is in charge of arrange
ments.
I Mr. Lamb, the son of Frank
Lamb and Alice DeBois. was
born in Ft. Collins. Colo ,
I July 18.1888. He was a vet
eran of World War I. serving
with the U.S. Army from
Sept. 6. 1918. to Dec. 22. 1919.
newspaper
will officiate Interment will Survivors include three sis
Ninth t hitu.n nani.ti i I Be ,ne VA cemetery at i ters, Mrs.
and Central ave.
Office Menigeri-The Med
ford Chapter of Office Man
agers will hold its regular
meeting Monday at the Med
ford hotel. There will be
I iers, mrs. t,ura jonnson. Sdo-
Eagle Point. Perl Funeral kane. Wash.. Mrs. Effie Ahem
ENDS TONIGHT
Births
social hour at 6;30 p.m. wi
dinner at 7 p.m. Ron Gandee
of Commercial Printing com
pany will speak on "Design
and Engineering of Forms."
All ofifce managers are in
vited. Surgery Patient - S'u s a n
Goldschmidt, post office box
145, Happy Camp, Calif., was
listed as a surgery patient
Friday at Rogue Valley hos
pital. Rummage Sale-The Wom
en's Society of Christian Serv
ice of First Methodist church
will hold a rummage sale in
the Fehl building. Medford.
starting at noon Thursday and
continuing through Friday.
Graduated - Hugh llouk,
partner in the insurance firm
of S. C. Jones and Sons Insur
ance agency, has returned
from Hartford. Conn., where
he was graduated from the
Hartford Training school for
fire and casualty insurance.
He received two months of
training in insurance theory,
policy contracts, surveys and
agency-company relationships.
Visiting - Mrs. Horace C.
Myers of Laguna Beach, Calif.,
arrived last week and is vis
iting her son and daughter-in-law,
Capt. and Mrs. Horace
C. Myers, in their new home
on Clarence Lane, Ashland.
Near Grand Coulee-Mrs. W.
J. Moore. 107 Fourth St., Ash
land, is spending the Easter
week end with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
R. C. Moore, who recently
moved into their new home
near Grand Coulee dam in
Washington.
Guests-Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Flint and four daughters of
Sacramento, Calif., are guests
at the home of Flint's mother,
Mrs. Grace Flint, during the
Easter week vacation. Mrs.
Flint is convalescing from ma
jor surgery at Ashland Com
munity hospital.
GILL - To Mr. and Mrs.
E. R., 146S' a Spring st., Med
ford. Aoril 7 1QK2 a hnv "!!
th I pounds, at Crater Osteopathic
anri Mrs Marv .Tackcr,
of Ft Collins.' Colo . 'and two 40mes,ers la5t year
brothers, James Lamb. Ft.
Collins, Colo., and Joseph
Lamb. Salem, Ore . and two
nieces
hospital.
SPRAGUE - To Mr. and
Mrs. G. L.. 532 Palm st., Med
ford, April 7, 1962, a boy,
104 pounds, at Crater Osteo
pathic hospital.
MIRACLE - To Mr. and
Mrs. G. D., 12 Lewis St., Med
ford, April 11, 1962, a girl. 10
pounds, at Crater Osteopath
ic hospital.
MUSIC - To Mr. and Mrs.
E. B. Jr., 32 Jeanette St., Med
ford, April 14, 1962, a boy,
8' j pounds, at Crater Osteo
pathic hospital.
KAER - To Mr and Mrs.
Roland, 1141 West Eighth st.,
Medford, April 16, 1962, a
boy, 5'i pounds, at Crater
Osteopathic hospital.
HAYES - To Mr. and Mrs.
D. H.. route 2, box 6B. Jack
sonville, April 18. 1962. a
girl, Ti pounds, at Crater Os
teopathic hospital.
BAKER - To Mr. and Mrs.
G. W., 3050 Lone Pine rd.,
Medford, April 18. 1962. a
boy, 7 pounds, at Crater Os
teopathic hospital.
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I: "A JOILY SHOW INDEED!"
f Tim Mogoin
"THE YEAR'S FUNNIEST I I
BRITISH FELONY" J I
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IN HIS NEW BRITISH I? Jk I I
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m I "CURTAIN AT 8:30" 1 to
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PUCKER-To Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth L., 704 South Holly
St., Medford, April 20, 1962,
a girl, 6 pounds, at Rogue
Valley hospital
FELDER-To Mr. and Mrs.
GEORGE H. EICHNOR
Funeral services for George
H. Eichnor, 67, a resident of
the VA Domiciliary, White
City, since March 20, 1962,
who died Tuesday, will be
held at the White City Chapel
at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, April
24. Chaplain John Frczee will
officiate. Interment will be in
the VA cemetery at Eagle
Point. Per Funeral home is
in charge of arragements.
Mr. Eichnor, the son of Den
nis C. Eichnor and Elizabeth
Reim, was born at Salt Lake
City, Utah, Dec. 1 1, 1894. He
was a veteran of World War I.
serving with the U.S. Navy
from June 27, 1917, to June
27, 1921.
Until recently he had made
his home in Reno, Nev., and
had spent most of his life as
a mining engineer.
Survivors include one son,
Lt. Col. John T. Eichnor, sta
tioned at the Marine base in
Quantico, Va., and one sister.
Mrs. Adelaide Wimmer, Los
Angeles, Calif.
Phoenix Phoenix High 'are professional
school's newspaper, "The Jol- men and women.
ly Roger," has received a first
class rating for last semester
from the National Scholastic
Press association. v "" ""
The Jolly Roger is one of " iV A CAR LOAD
25 of 62 school papers that
were awarded the first class
rating for last semester. It I
received simlar ratings in two
Barbara
Beer, a senior, is editor-in-
chief.
Competing papers receive
points in such categories as
makeup, content and appear
ance. The total number of
points awarded determines
which of four ratings a paper
will receive.
Judges for the National
Scholastic Press association
A n
I COMPLETES TRAINING Lake Ontario. 5;t miles
I Army Pvt. Robert O. Shute, I wide, is narrowest of the five
son of Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Great Lakes.
j R. Shute. route 2, Central
Point, completed advanced
individual light Infantry
weapons training at Ft. Ord,
Calif., recently. He entered
the Army in November, 1961,
and completed basic training
at Ft. Ord.
THE BUCKHORN
MINERAL SPRINGS
nnouncn the opening of Hie
1962 season
Dr. Htrmsn Wtltr, D C., Dir.
2200 Buckhorn Springs Rd.
Ashllnd, Ore
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THEtJIVy
COUNTRY
I Yesterdays
Enemy
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EPVilNA
CARROLL'
GEORGE H. GREEN
Funeral services for George
H. Green, 56. Tulclake, Calif.,
who died Wednesday, were
held Saturday in Klamath
Falls at the Ward Funeral
home. Perl Funeral home was
in charge of local arrange
ments. Mr. Green was born
Virgil Edward, 330 Haven St., " p '"n""a
Medford, April 20. 1962, a ! sh,re- England'
girl, 6 pounds, at Rogue Val
ley hospital.
WARD - To Mr. and Mrs.
Randall, 775 South Holly st.,
Medford. April 20, 1962, boy,
64 pounds, at Rogue Valley
hospital.
In Washington-Mrs. Martha
Shipley. 1177 Iowa st., Ash
land, left last week for Che
halis, Wash., to visit relative
and friends.
Board Meeting - The board
of Siskiyou Pioneer Sites
Foundation will meet Tuesday
at 7:30 p.m. at the U. S. ho
tel, Jacksonville.
OUT ON EASTER SUNDAY!
Delicious BAKED HAM
and ITALIAN Dinners
Special Child's Plate
Kachina Lodge
Highway 99 South - Center of Phoenix
Phone KE 5-9722 for Reservations
Eva BY s
Open Today
6 A.M. UNTIL MIDNIGHT
i7
KIRK
DOUGLAS
p CHRISTINE KAUFMANN iliiSi
"Town" on at 7:30 & 1 1 pm-"Rawhide" en at 9:30 pm
COLLEEN
MILLER
CHAR BROILED STEAKS
SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN
SANDWICHES (Large Variety)
COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE
Breakfast Served Anytime
3E3
Knights of Pythias
Speech Contest Set
Medford Lodge, Knights of
Pythias, will hold the pre-1
liminary contest of the
Knights' 17th annual public
speaking competition Monday
evening. The public is invited
to attend the 8 p.m. event.
The topic this year 1 "My
Hope for My Country." The
final international winner
will receive a $1,500 scholar
ship to any college or univer
sity of his choice, or he may
use the money for a world
cruise.
The winner of the Medford
contest will travel to Grants
Pass Wednesday for regional
competition. The winner there
will compete in the state con
test at Portland.
Entrants locally will come
from Medford, Phoenix, Eagle
Point and Crater High schools.
Last year's winner was Mike
Phillips of Medford. He was
unable to continue afler win
ning in the district because
of a summer job.
PHONE
NO 4-2513
!ASTER
TREAT!
TODAY AT BEAUTIFUL
lMoi Desir
DINING INN
EAST OF CENTRAL POINT
Here is the perfect after church Easter treat for
YOUR family especially Mother! Enjoy a
delicious dinner prepared for YOU by Julie
Tummeri and graciously served in the delight
fully pleasant atmosphere of this fine old inn.
Served today from 3:00 to 9 p.m.
Child's Plate, Yi Price
Held Over But Hurry!
CONTINUOUS TODAY FROM 1-.00 P.M.
Adults Regular Price
Students 75c Children 50c
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The shadowy fringes of the underworld...
and the struggle of a man
and a woman to escapel
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OPEN 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Monday thru Saturday '
(Closed Sundays)
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Weather
FORECASTS
Mprirnrrl nd vinnity: Fair with
! mild temperatures throiiRh Monday
: with some hiph cloudiness . High
lodoy 75; low tonight 36; high Mon
day 75.
I Western Oregon: Partly cloudy
Sunday. Partly cloudy in south;
mostly cloudy in north portions
' Sunday night and Monday with
1 rain likely in north portion Mon
day. A little cooler in norm por
tion Monday. High Sunday 62-74;
Monday from 60 in north to 70-75
degrees In louth. Low Sunday
night 36-45.
Northern California: Fair Sunday
and Monday but patches of fog on
the coast Sunday morning ana in
creasing coastal fog Monday morn
ing. Little change in temperatures.
Bring the family
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Selection of many entrees at reasonable prices
RIVERVIEW Cafe
at Rogue River Bridge, Shady Cove
HOMEMADE PIES from out Serving dinner from 12:00
noon. Open 'til 9.00.
McKeen, ownr-mgr.)
own k.tehen . . . alio home- mtinn 0bmi tit 9 00 (Nev.
made bread and Danish pas
tries,
rarfw
MARCH
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GAZZARA
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ALBERT
A GREAT PLACE
To Come
With Your Family
for
EASTER
DINNER
Serving Dinner
12 Noon ts 10 P.M.
CROWN ROOM
ond
COFFEE SHOP
MARK ANTONY HOTEL
Aihlond, Oregon 482-1721
LOCAL DATA I
TEMPERATURE: Mean yester
day 52. below normal 2 degrees.
Record hifth this dale R2 in IPM.
Record low this date 28 in 1920. ;
PRKCIPITATION: None
Total this month .30 in,. .54 fn. !
below normal.
Total since Sept. 1 13 92 In.,
1.3a in below normal. '
HUMIDITY Lowest venterday 33
per cent, highest 92 per cent.
AWARD WINNING
(ITV
tilth
fi3
Rrookincs
Klamath rain 4
MEDFORD 71
Portland .. ,. Sf
Seattle' 2
Spokane B2
Yakima BR
Eureka M
Red Bluff fn
Sncramrnto 82
San Franripro B7
Ln Ansrlrs. ... 78
Phoenix Rfl
Denver ,.
Chicaeo 78
Miami IVach 80
New York .. 73
Washington. DC.
67
39
Sunset todav
Sunrise tomorrow
Moonnse tonight ..
An tar.- riKine at
is the orient star nearest the Moon
loniaht Antare is a fairlv distant
star, heinr nr S00 light years
from the Earth.
.. 7 01 p m
.. 5.1!) am
,. 9 30 pm.
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DINING ROOM MELODY ROOM
nd COCKTAIL LOUNGE WILL OPEN
12 NOON
FOR
EASTER SUNDAY DINNERS
Roost Oregon Turkey with Dressing
Virginia Baked Mam with Pineapple Sauce
Complete-$200 Dinner
(Child's Plate $1.25)
PIUS OUR REGULAR MENU
CHOICE STEAKS PRIME RIB SEA FOOD
TIMBER ROOM
CAFE
Complete
LUNCHES
75u.
Complete
DINNERS
100
Up
Featuring
MEXICAN FOODS
ttnm P.M, In 1(1 P.M.
i so. mvmsiDf
MELODY ROOM PRESENTS
Appearing Nitely
"Glen Tomlinson
I I7C
SPECIAL
Glen will play Easter Sun
day starting at 5 p.m.
Only one more week to
hear thii fine mutician.
Riverside Phone SP 3-5474
TWO SHOWS TODAY
FOR EASTER SUNDAY
MATINEE
Doon Open 1:30 Show at 2:00
EVENING
Doors Open 7:30 Show at 8:00
Adults SI. 25 Students 51.00
Children 50c.
THE GREATEST
HUMAN DRAMA
THE WORLD
HAS EVER
KNOWN
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A MTORY OF THE CHRIST AND THE
irs8PinATION OF HIS SPOKEN WORDS.