Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 25, 1962, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, medforS1. OREGON Sal SUrti Todiy-The an nual nationwide sale ofJud dy Poppies by the Veterans of Foreign Wars started today in Medford. The sale, pro ceeds from which are used to help finance relief and wel fare work, will continue in downtown Medford tomor-row. Mtrcy Flights-Floyd Parks, 3291 New Ray rd., Central Point, was flown from Med ford to the Veterans Adminis tration hospital at Portland today by Mercy Flights, Inc. Parks was the 1416th patient flown by the non-profit air ambulance service since it was organized. SATURDAY SPECIAL HAMBURGER With All of the Trimmings 9C Open Until 11:30 TORNADO BOWL In the Oakdale Market FRIDAY. MAY 25. 19E2 Local and Personal OBITUARIES PatitnU - Convalescing at Sacred Heart hospital follow ing surgery are eMrs. Blake Miller, Cave Junction, and William Leo Anderson, 607 Southeast Riverside ave., Grants Pass. Medical patients there are Lloyd M. Cline, route 1, box 126C, Rogue River, and Robert R. Wright, 417 North Fifth St., Central Point. NOW THRU SUNDAY TONITE OPEN 6:30 TWO SUSPENSE-LADEN HITS! GLENN FORD LEE REMICK Testing whether a EXPERIMENT s-.atW if X5ta STEFANIE POWERS CO-FEATURE mm u The NDERWATER uTrdicm f!ITV 4-H News Daffy Dills 'The Daffy Dills 4-H club was guest of the C. P. Cud Chewers at the last meeting recently. A film on growing vegetables, "Fresh from the West," was shown. At a previous meeting of the Daffy Dills, bouquets for Lynn Haven were made and delivered. Two films were shown after a short business meeting. Refreshments were served by John Fleischer. Cathy Anhorn, Reporter TONITE! & SATURDAY! iiTinrr 5J5.1462 W ft ' twvw - ww. IP funny f S Art you Btgt v,v If ' ' kissing s. V T mort now' :.,;:;'. lmw . and enjoying Metro- Goldwyn-Mdyer presents BOB HOPeLANaTURNeR , On Screen 8 pm 4 1 am Fri, At 8 pm & 2:30 am Sat. hilarious l (fet story ol a Sur: ri X j love-expert YSJ 4?3iVVN I V?a C"-fSCOI .-4 MM'oCOlM JANIS PAIGE JIM HUTTON PAULA PRENTISS DON PORTE R VIRGINIA GREY AGNES MOOREHEAD ; VALENTINE DAVIES i HAL MNTER ::-JACK ARNOLD ROBERT miiutium v ELEANORS I nniiui Drama-Spiked Story based on the best-seller the nation called jPr 'SENSATIONAL' On at 10:20 pm tM ,i,ri - r . i v i j GEORGE PEPPARO - 6E0RGE HAMILTON EVERETT SLOANE - LUANA PATTEN 3RD Go?JW SMASH HIT! r -1 MjlZwZL. . SAT. ONLY! fWfolKg ftfV- , MAOOIt HAVES CP. Cudchewers The CP. Cudchewers 4-H club held two meetings re cently. One meeting was call ed to order and roll answered by spelling a part of a cow. We discussed going to church for 4-H Sunday. We decided to go to the Community Bible church. We watched a film, "Fresh from the West." The Daffy Dills 4-H club was guest of the Cudchewers. A game call ed "When My Ship Conies In" was played. Refreshments were served by the Anhorns. The previous meeting was called to order and roll was answered by naming a term in judging. We had two films: "Meat, Milk, Money with Livestock on Concrete" and "The Earth Is the Lord's." We played a game brought by Jack LeRoy and refreshments were served by John and Jim Shepherd. James Anhorn, Reporter Births SCOTT-To Mr. and Mrs. Delbert, Cave Junction, May 21, 1962, a boy, 8H pounds, at Josephine General hospital. In California - Mr. and Mrs Lester Biehn, "old planned to leave Wednesday for Fresno, Calif., to attend commital services for her brother. Harry Wood. Funeral services were held Wednes day at Grants Pass. The couple will be guest? of Mr. Biehn's brothcr-in-lr w and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Williams, in Fresno. In Hospital - Mrs, Cecil Gabie, vice-grand of Amethyst Rebekah lodge, Gold Hill, is convalescing at Sacred Heart hospital following surgery, ac cording to Mrs. Walter Mc Lean, noble grand of the lodge. Erect Residence - The Med ford building department Wednesday issued a peimit to J. T. Simpson to erect a residence at 1560 Johnson st. at an estimated cost of SI 1,-000. Meeting Tonight - The pro gram committee of the Jack son County Young Republi cans will outline proposed meetings and projects for the next six months at a meeting at 8 o'clock tonight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Ness, 232 Bradford way, Med ford. Other items on the agen da include progress reports from first voter chairman, Mrs. D. P. Philips, and mem bership chairman, A. L. Clay. EVA LEE and was married about 10 Ashland - Eva Lee, 7J, of years ago. She was a menAer 40 Granite St., Ashland, died j of the Ashland Seventh-day early this morninc at a local Adventist church Hill, hospital. She was born Jan. I Survivors include her hus- 27. 1387 in London, England. band, Emmctt Lee. Ashland; Mrs. Lee moved to Ashland three daughters. Mrs. C J. irom ban rrancisco in laju Portland Livestock Portland (UPI i US DA Weekly livestock: Cattle 180n Gnod-rhoire finish ter steers lower: closing '26.S0-27.2S: standard-good 22-26: good-choice heifers to 26; canner cutter cows 12-15: cutter-utility bulls 16 50-ia Calves 400. Good-choice vcalers 28-30; standard-good 2:1-211: cull utility vcalers 14-20: good-choice feeder calves 28-.10. Hobs 1600. USDA 1 and 2 hutch ers closing 18-18 2.Y 1. 2 and .1 grade 2O0-3OO lb. 16-18: sows 12-16. Sheep 3500. Spring slaughter lambs 1 00 higher: choice. prime 21.50-21.75: good-choice ti-om 1!1 21. mostly 20 up; choice-prime shorn old crop slaughter iambs 15.75-16.25: choice spring feeder lambs 16-16.50; ewes cull-good 2-4. Clark, Astoria; Mrs. William Manley, Oakland, Calif., and Mrs. P. H. Christainscn, Phoe nix, Ariz.; three sisters, Mis. Harold R. Jordan, and Mrs. E. J. Martin, both Ashland, and Mrs. Grace Burk, Re dondo Beach, Calif., eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Litwiller's Funeral home. SAM WOODYARD Funeral services for Sam Wondyard, 85, who died Wed nesday, will be held at 2 p.m. Mond.sJ at De.Moss Funeral , interment. Local arrange home at Corvallis. Committal ments were made by Conger will be in Monroe, Ore. Morris Funeral directors. Mr. Woodyard. a retired I Mr. Gordon was bom April rancher is a former resivnt 9, m, in Kansas Citv, Kan. of southern Oregon. He had I He had ,ived in souUlern Qre been living m Corvallis j gon for four months where Survivors include his daugh- he was manager of Bud s Tire ter. Mrs. Evart Jennings, Gold Exchange Hill; two granddaughters. Miss j 0tner survivors include Gladys Marie Jennings and , lw0 sms Don Gordon. Spo Mrs. Clayton Nelzel, both of I ,... .,j i A 13 Helen Snow, Kansas City, Kan.; and Mrs. Mildred Sedge wick, Tonganoxie, Kan.; and five grandchildren. Gold Hill, and grandchildren. three great HENRY STEGER Henry Steger. 65, died yes terday in his room at the Lake Hotel. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Conger Morris Funeral directors. RM2 with the U.S. Coast Guard, New Orleans, La.: a daughter, Mrs. Lu Anne Smith, Spokane. Wash.; two brothers. La Rue Gordon and Eldridgc J. Gordon, Yates Center, Kan.; two sisters, Mrs. Investment Funds MARION C. GORDON The body of Marion Clar ence Gordon. 51, of H626 Ross lane, who died Wednesday, has been forwarded to Spo kane, Wash., for services and saltetad Noon quotations on stocks: j Fund Bid Asked Bullock 12 21 13 39 i Chemical B 80 10 65 Colonial Ener ... 11.10 12.13 Eaton Howard Etk .. 12 0 13.40 I Fidelity 14.36 15.53 1 runoanientai invest, i.nn n i Group Sec Avia-Elec 6.71 7.36 1 Group Sec Com Slk 12 l 13.34 Group Sec Pctr 10 60 11 61 I Kevstone B-3 15.53 16 95 Keystone B-4 9.23 10.08 Keystone K-2 4.84 5.29 Kevstone S-l 19 !17 21.79 I Kevstone S-2 11 52 12.57 j Keystone S-3 12 70 13.98 Kevstone S-4 4.06 4 45 Mass lnv Grth Slk 7.24 7 91 Nafl Growth 7.27 8.95 Stocks 17.16 18.55 United Accum 13.00 14.21 I United Canada ... 16.65 IB.OB United Cont ncntal .. 6.56 t.l United Income 11.42 12.48 i United Science 6.05 6.61 Value Line lnc 5.00 3.46 I Variable 6 18 6.68 I Wellington 13.84 13.00 Take Home a Gallon of ROOT BEER OR COKE GROTTO CHUCK WAGON STYLE EATING Lunch $100 Children 60c 10 Front Slresit Phon. 772-4443 CLOSED SUNDAYS LV.I 772-6424 SATURDAY '1:00 P.M. . SPECIAL MATINEE "MA & PA KETTLE AT WAIKIKI" AND A SPECIAL COMEDY - PLUS -COLORED CARTOONS Children 35c All others 65c 50c DANCE COUNTRY PLAYHOUSE SATURDAY NIGHT 9:00 p.m. ta 1:00 a.m. ti miles up ELK CREEK ROAD MUSIC BY RHYTHM MAKERS REFRESHMENTS LOTS OF FUN! SULLY'S DRIVE-IN 827 South Central 1 q CUBBY'S DRIVE-IN Restaurant SPRAGUE-To Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon, 115 Western ave., Medford, May 20, 1962, a boy, 8 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. Portland Produce Portland (UPI. Dairy market: Egg To retailer: A A extra large 39-42c; AA large 3V40c; A large 3437c; AA medium 29 -3 6c; AA small 24-29c; cartoni l-3c higher. Butter To retailer: AA and A prints 67c; cartons lc higher; B prints 66c. Cheese (medium cured To re tailers; 4748 he; processed Ameri can 5-10 lb. loaf, 45-46 'jc. Portland UPI Dressed chick ens No. 1 grade dressed to retail ers: Fryers, whole drawn, 29-38c lb.; cut-up, 36-40c lb.; hens, light type, whole drawn 23-20c lb.; light type hent. cut-up 26-34c lb.; hens heavy wholt 36-39c lb. Over-the-Counter Western Stocks i By United Press International Rid Asked Bank of America 503, 32Jt , Calif Pac UH1 22 24". Con Freight 10', 11 Cyprus Mines 233 25a i Equitable S St L 37' i 41 I First National Bank .... .15 0 2 : Jantzen 29' j 32a Morrison Knudsen 30J 32 Ji Mult Kennels 4. V, N.W. Nat'l Gas 30 U 32 Oregon Metallurgical Hs 3,t PP&ch 2.1 27 PGE 22 24'k U. S. National Bank .... 67 72 United Utilities JM'j 28 West Coast Tel 37 'i 39 Weyerhaeuser 28i 30'a Steelhead Post No. 6881 V.F.W., Shady Cove ANNUAL FISHERMAN'S BREAKFAST SATURDAY MAY 26 ALL YOU CAN EAT FOR 12:30 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. $100 Children CAH l Under 12 IT DANCE EVERY SAT. NITE Weather FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Generally cloudy with showers through Sat urday. Occasional brief clearing periods. Continued cool. Low to night near 45. High Saturday near 65. Western Oregon: Considerable cloudiness tonight with occasional showers. Partly cloudy Saturday with a few scattered showers. Low tonight 42-52. High Saturday 60-70. Northern California: Cloudiness and a few showers over the high mountains and low cloudiness near the coast: otherwise, (air tonight and Saturday. Little temperature change. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE; Mean yester day 57; below normal 4. Record high this date 97 In 1936. Record low this date 30 in 1920. PRECIPITATION: 2 hours to midnight, trace. Midnight to 10 a.m.. trace. Total this month .80 Inch. .14 inch below normal. Total since Sept. 1. 15.23 inches, 1J1 inch below normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 37r, highest this am. 77. High 4:00 24- CITY letter- day GOLD HILL GRANGE Music by VIC FLOOD WAYNE SHIELDS & the Rhythm Masters Featuring Wayne on the Piano Refreshments Served All Irenino. Cheek Room Free The Biggest Bind ... The Best Dance! Everyone Welcome EDAM (C IE VFW Hall in Rogue River Every Saturday Nite - 9 to 1 - Music by BOBBY BURTON and the Happy Valley Boys Friendliest Dance in the Valley SPONSORED BY VFW - EVERYONE INVITED Take the New 99 Freeway a o D and PATIO PACK 12 Pc. Tub of Chicken, 1 Quart Potato Salad 1 Gallon Root Beer Buttered Rolls Forks Plates Napkins Cups 4 Packed to Go Only! FREE DELIVERY Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 5 to 8 p.m. Minimum Order $3.00 CUBBY'S DRIVE-IN Phone Orders 773-2919 OASIS BALLROOM Eagle Point, Oregon SATURDAY NIGHT 9 'til 1 For a Country Style Good Time JAY STOUGH - RAY ASHCRAFT AND THE DIXIE DRIFTERS Check Room Snack Bar Ya'll Come and See Us When You Can Brookings Crattr Lake Grants Pass Howard Pratrte . Klamath rails ... MEDFORD Portland . . Low Prec. 42 .44 .nj . m T. .41 32 .ft 21 T. tin .Id 24 M 47 SO 34 94 41 . tin 4n ss so Seattle SI 47 Spokane 80 4fl Yakima .. . .. 37 41) Eureka 37 31" Red Bluft 73 33 Sacramento 70 4ft San Francisco . .. 37 V) Los Angeles bfi 32 Phoenix !)3 fin" Denver 7 Chicago 77 Miami Beach S3 New York S3 Washington. D. C. 90 63 12 FIVE-D 3 SORtt fT (Through Msv 301; Western Oref on W I ejern Nash tngton Temperatures will average helow to much below normal. Slight warming trend over week end. but cooler thereafter. Highs on warmer days 60.70 in western ashington and 6373 wfern Ceegon On cooler 'Vjaya 3j-3. Lows generally 43'33. Precipitation light to moderate tno showery periods after Sunday. i2 7 Attention Eagles! FREE DANCE SATURDAY, MAY 26th f"turln- THE RANGHEROS Eagles and Guests Welcome 0Vorlhfn Ctllfornli rcisioniil pTc'pUsiMo-v moitly the? laitr half of th ptrlod. Tern pen turei blow normal HAKirC SATURDAY UANlt NIGHT AT DREAMLAND 9 P.M. TILL 1 A.M. GREET OLD FRIENDS AND MEET NEW ONES ROSE CASH at the Piano Where Else Can You Have 4 Hours Fun for $1? Special But Leaves For White City After Danca DRIVE-IN OUTH PACIFIC HIGHWAYi II PHONE 772-6424 j TONITE & SATURDAY ONLY H WHERE SHOULD A GIRL SJOPIMROME? I ti ..1 II ' I Is I r ('' t ? r iiins-iil'li lb 111 Donahue DifflNioNv.Bra f 0 wPLEHEITE.JMrs.T !l UU TECHNICOLOR rasanted by WARNER BROS. D a a d m fjfoyPpJJ Ik jl r NORTH fMIFIC HIGH WAV jjty UPj lit JAA(ARL0A0?, "New" Coffee Shop n featuring Q BROASTED CHICKEN q D BREAKFAST TONIGHT & SATURDAY THE YEAR'S GREATEST ACTION HITI jrm inHfj Willi WAYNE RECKLESS ? ' - ADVENTURE ON THE BORDER OF NO ' Tf;Wii- RETURN ! -5 II'" W - IWIIt III H.illiK ffitl' WHITMAN BALIN-PERSOFF-MARVIN - PIUS - Mm w, ' JCJF TMt TBUTH ABOUT ST: mm mm,-mvm-Mmm-mm, i-- i AND ADDED TONITE AND SATURDAY BEAUTY and DANGER- BONUS FEATURE frAJ IT'S A REAL THRILLER OxJx lOtmiOH FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY IH!.ii)riri)ikn.lfMt!MM I sW I I ULUEHfirrtMUflCS OH OWE SHOW! r AMIKAN-INtlRNAflONAL L INCOH FIOORAM REMEMBER ONLY $1.00 PER CARLOAD & 1