Toa&lmail.rt To Meet
Jackson Toastmastcrs will
meel Monday, July 2. at 6:30
a m. in Sambo's restaurant.
Toastma5tcr for the session
will be Jim Hagerty.
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Local and
Houndtabl. Program Don
McNeil, manager of the Med-
ford Chamber of Commerce,
will present a review of the
history and development of ;
the local chamber office at
the Monday noon meeting of
the chamber Roundlable at '
North's Chuck Wagon.
...
Picnic Planned Beagle
Community club will hold a
picnic Sunday, July 15, at the
old Antioch school grounds
one mile north of Highway
234 on Antioch rd. Coffee
and ice cream will be fur
nished, and a president will
be elected to serve for 1962
63. ...
Meeting Planned Talis-1
man lodge. Knights of Pyth
ias, will meet at the Knights
of Pythias hall, Fifth and
Grape sts., Monday, July 2.
Receives Award Robert
G. Balk. Medford manager of j
J. Henry Hclscr and compa
ny, has been named winner 1
of the Leon Baketcl trophy
for outstanding performance j
in competition with other of- j
fices of the company, J. Hen
ry Helscr, president, announ- !
ccd recently. This award is j
given in the name of Leon j
B. Baketel, former financial j
editor of the Oregonian. i
Meeting Set Veterans of
World War I and auxiliary
will hold a business meeting
Monday. July 2, at 8 p.m. in
the Girls Community club.
Reports of the state conven
tion will be given.
...
Barbecue Dinner Veter
ans of Foreign Wars, Ashland,
will hold an old fashioned
barbecue dinner Wednesday,
July 4, in Lithia park.
False Alarm - The burglar
alarm from the Timber Room j
clanged in the Medford po-
lice station at 5.20 a.m. Sat-1
urday. Investigation reveal- j
ed it has been scut off acci-1
dentally by the janitors clean-1
ing out the restaurant and
bar. I
...
Stolen Car - A 1953 cream i
over dark blue Chevrolet se-1
dan belonging to J. R. Whit-j
ncy Oldsmobile company, ;
Medford, was stolen from in j
front of the Gay Nineties !
Pizza Parlor in Medford ear-1
ly Saturday morning, Medford i
police reported. License Nnm- j
ber is Oregon 4K-9791. The j
car had been loaned lo a j
customer while his car was j
being repaired. j
...
Fuel Ignited - Welding
sparks apparently ignited I
fuel of some sort in a back I
shop at Sims Cycle and Hob
hy shop, 23 North Fir st.,
Medford, Friday at 2:50 p.m..
causing a small amount of
damage. The fire extended to
a bench and stock on a shelf
before it was extinguished.
12:20 a.m
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that has 7 moons...
all made for lawl)
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Personal
Speakir Lilted - Gene a
veil, Klamath Falls, lieuten
ant governor of District 15-A
of Kiwanis clubs, will speak
at a meeting of the Medford
Kiwanis club Thursday. Julv
5. The talk will be broadcast
over KMED-TV at 12:30 p.m ,
and the luncheon meeting will
be held at the television stu
dio. Pictura Contesl-The South
ern Oregon Photographic as
sociation will hold a photo
graph competition in both
color slides and black and
white prints at (he regular
meeting Monday, July 2, at
7:30 p.m. at the Red Cross
building, 60 Hawthorne avc.
The public has been invited.
Permits Issued - The Med
ford building department is
sued a permit Wednesday to
National Automatic Sprinkler
company lo install sprinkler
systems in buildings S2 and
S4 in the Medford Shopping
Center at an approximate cost
of S10.000. Permits were is
sued Thursday to Anders
Photos. 630 North Central
ave., to make interior im
provements at an estimated
cost of S1.0U0; to Franklin
Mayflower Transfer and Stor
age company to install a
sprinkler system in the ware
house at Taft and Narregan sts
at an anticipated cost of $9,-1 son, Lyndon, Ky., and grand
000; and to Standard Oil com- gnn of Mrs. Stella Anderson.
pany to erect a service sta
tion at 2020 Crater Lake high
way at an approximate cost
of S16.890.
...
Car Fire - A desk clerk at
the Medford hotel summoned
firemen at 11:59 p.m. Friday
to investigate a car fire. D.
E. McCoy, P. O. Box 128.
Medford, owner of the car.
thought he had put out a
match thrown in the front
seat earlier in the evening,
firemen explained, but the
match smouldered while he
was away and burned a 10
inch hole in the back of the
seat. The desk clerk saw the
smoke.
...
Garaga Burned - Portions
of the back wall and roof of
a garage at 809 Newton st.,
Medford. were burned Satur
day while the owner, Henry
Ruch, was nut of town. Cause
of the fire was unknown.
Burned were an 8 by 10 foot
section of the back wall, lum
ber in the attic and an 8 by
12 foot section of the roof.
Stubborn Fire at
Local Fuel Yard
Medford firemen were sum
moned twice Friday after
noon and again on Saturday
to extinguish fires at an aban
doned fuel yard on East Mc
Andrews rd.
The first alarm came at
12:03 p.m. Friday when fire
broke out in sawdust at the
location, formerly occupied
by McGinty's Fuel yard.
Cause of the fire was unkown.
Firemen had just returned
to the station when a sec
ond fire was reported at 1:49
p.m. This one burned half
an acre of wood and sawdust.
Firemen remained at the scene
three hours.
Then at 2:50 p.m. Saturday
the fire flared up again in
four or five spots in the saw-i
dust.
JACKSON HOT SPRINGS
2 2 Miles North of Ashland on Hwy. 99
jj 10 A.M. - 10 P.M.
j Large Mineral Pool Motel
Picnic Grounds with TabPcs
Barbeque Pony Rides
i Ball Park Snack Bar
1 Dancing on Patio
Lots of Fun For Everyone Cj
TWO SHOWS TODAY
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MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
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HONORED George Roberts. Medford law
yer, center, was honored Friday night at a
banquet at the Rogue Valley country club
for his 50 years of law practice. With him
OBITUARIES
KENNETH ANDERSON
Louisville, Ky. Kenneth
Paul Anderson. 19, son of Mr.
and Mrs. O. Kenneth Andcr-
Central Point, died June 19
at Kentucky Baptist hospital
in Louisville.
Young Anderson was grad
uated from Waggoner High
school in 1960, and attended
the University of Louisville.
He was born in Alaska.
Survivors include his par
ents, a brother, Glen C. An
derson, and his grandmother,
Mrs. Anderson.
CHARLES EDLER
Funeral services for Char
les Edler, 80, Trail, who died
Weather
FORECASTS
M p r I n r d and virimty: Fair
throush Monday. Up-vay hrrr?r
in ihe afternoons. High both days
83. Low tonipht 50.
Western Oretion: NiRhl and
morninft low clouds alone the
roast and in the norlh interior.
Otherwise fair throuch Monday.
High today (57-72 in ihe north, a
little warmer Monday with hich
70-75. except B2-8S in south inte
rior hnth days and (iO'M. along
coast. Lows tonight 45 to 54.
Northern California: Fair today
and Monday, wiih fog and low
clouds on the coast nipht and
morning. Little change m tem
perature. LOCAL DATA
TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday
68: normal.
Record high this date 104 In
ir24.
Record low this date 40 in 1019.
PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to
midnight, none.
Total laft month .1 in , .82 in.
below norma.
Total since Sept. 1. 15 38 in..
2 41 in he low normal.
HUMIDITY. Lowest yesterday 22
per cent.
HiBh 4:fl0 21
CITY Ye.iler- a.m. nr.
day Low Prer.
Brookings
Klamath Fals ,
MEDFORD
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Yakima .
Eureka
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51
50
. 50
. flfi
51
Red Blutf
Sacramento
San Francisco 58 52
Los Angeles hO
Phoenix 74
Denver R4 Mi .ng
Chicago R1 72 T
Miami Beach 88 .01
New York . ... R8 Kh
Washington. DC. 85 M
Sunset todav ... 7 52 p m
Sunrise tomorrow :ifl a m.
New Moon today 3 53 pm.
Highlight of the phenomena In the
skies above in July will he a
penumnral eclipse of the Moon on
the morning ot the 17th and an
annular eclipse of the Sun (visible
in Africa) on the 31st.
V0
Mil. Doori Open 1:30
Eva. Doort Open 7:30
- 2:00 AND 8:00 P.M.
A s1"n of Pir (,1)ri'l .-
i'pirtion nf
Hi jmLrn
'il
-: 3TT
,.- . i .y l-v , k :
Friday, will be held in Ihe
C o n g e r - Morris downtown
chapel at 10 am. Tuesday.
Elder E. A. Atkins. Shady
Cove Seventh-Day Adventist
church, will officiate. Com
mittal will be in Lake Creek
cemetery.
Mr. Edler was born in Mon
roe county, 111., June 17, 1882.
He moved lo southern Ore
gon in 1884 with his parents,
Ihe late August E. and Maria
Edler.
Survivors include two
brothers, Frederick Edler,
Medford; William Edler,
Klamath Falls; and two sis
ters, Mrs. Thomas Campbell,
Shady Cove, and Mrs. Rude
Bischoff, Murphy.
WILLIAM A. SELLENS
William Alfred Sellens. B2,
148 Ohio St., Ashland, died
June 2D at a local rest home.
He was born Dec. 4, 1879, in
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TWIST CONTEST
'If IP' '
here are Oregon Supreme Court Justice Wil
liam McAllister, formerly of Medford. and
Harry Skerry, Ashland, president of the
Jackson County Bar association.
Russell county, Kansas. Ho
came to Ashland in 1!29
from Kansas. In Srpt., 1!)05,
hp marrirrl Lena Wchrli In
Bunker Hill, Kansas. In ad
dition to the widow survivinR
are two nephews whom Ihe
couple raised as their own
children, flex Kellens, ot
Oamhoa, Canal Zone, and
Richard Booth, Anchorage,
Alaska, and oilier nieces and
nephews in Kansas and Cali
fornia. Mr. Sellens was a
member of the First Metho
dist church of Ashland. Fu
neral services will be Mon
day, July 2, at 10:30 a.m. at
Litwillcr's Mountain View
Chapel. Rev. P. Malcolm
Hammond will officiate. In
terment will be at Mountain
View cemetery.
l2i
Plui Tin '
WOODEN SHOE LOUNGE
Dine Dance Fur
GLEN TOMLINSON DUO ntertaining
starting Monday Night, July 2nd
DANCE
Barney Beaton - Hal Grow Trio
Eagle Point Community Bldg.
9:00 to 1:00
Queen Coronation
Prizes and Surprises
Sponsored by E. P. JAYCEETTES
10 FRONT STREET
Air Conditioned For Your Comfort
Real Good Italian Food
Served 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Daily Except Monday
COMPLETE 7 COURSE DINNERS
$1.75 to $3.00
Specie! Pricei for Childrenl
CHUCK WAGON LUNCH
Served 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Daily Except Sunday
ADULTS $1.00 - CHILDREN UNDER 10. 60c
MONDAY NITE
JULY 2-7:30 P.M. -2 A.M.
PRIZES
for Lucky
BAR of
MUSIC
Open f
7.Z0 P.M.
AflUlTS ONLY
Pleat.
Medford Hotel Bar o( Music
Medford Attorney
Honored for Years
Of Law Practice
George M. Roberts, promi
nent Medford lawyer, was
honored by other members
of the Jackson County Bar
association Friday for his
"first 50 years of outstanding
practice."
About 50 lawyers and their
wives, including Oregon Su
preme Court Chief Justice
and Mrs. William M. McAllis
ter, attended the banquet
honoring Roberts at the
Rogue Vally Country club.
Roberts started his law
practice in Medford in 1912
following his graduation from
the University of Indiana. He
has served as Jackson county
district attorney, president
and a member of the board
of directors of the Oregon
State Bar, and has been ac
tive in the Jackson County
Bar as well as many civic
activities.
In Law Firm
He is associated in the law
firm Roberts, Kellington,
Branchfield and Hcffernan at
711 East Main st. Prior lo
moving into the present of
fices in. the Standard Insur
ance company building, Rob
erts and his associates were
located in the U.S. National
bank building at Main st. and
Central ave.
Chief Justice McAllister
presented Roberts with a
plaque on which was inscrib
ed: "To George M. Roberts in
grateful appreciation of your
first 50 years of outstanding
practice and leadership in the
Oregon Bar."
The plaque was presented
on behalf of the Jackson
County Bar association.
Among other guests at the
banquet were Justice and Mrs.
William C. Perry, Justice and
Mrs. Alfred T. Goodwin, and
HOLLAND HOTEL
Presents
Chef Erv Remmie
Wilh Hit W,d Variety ot Fint food,
in tht HolUnd CofUt Shop
Tues. July 3rd
"II fflT-i-1, ifc.Mft VlT
GALORE
Winners
B;iny your wife or girl friend and
join in the fun. Everyone' (till talk
ing about the latt one. Have en eve
ning of teal pleasure and excitement!
NO COVER CHARGE
JUST ENJOY YOURSELP
SUNDAY. JULY
Mr. and Mrs Frederick M
juJ
Sercomhe Scrcomhe is
preme Court clerk
Chief Justice McAllister,
who was introduced by Har
ry Skerry, Ashland, president
of the Jackson County Bar,
acknowledged Roberts' ac
complishments as an attor
ney, and Roberts reminisced
some of his experiences as
a practicing attorney.
Flag Pole Dedication
Scheduled Wednesday
Ashland Members of
Ashland barracks, Veterans of
Woild War I, have donated
a flag pole to the National
Guard in Ashland, and will
dedicate it following the
Fourth of July parade Wed
nesday. The pole is located
at the Ashland armory.
Assisting with the dedica
tion will he the drum and
bugle corps of Bliss Heine,
! Medford.
WED., THURS., FRI.
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Cold Curs Cheeses
Relishes Salads
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Births
EATHERTON - To Mr. and
Mrs. Richard E., 221 Gerani
St., Medford, June 29 1962,
a girl, 7 1 a pounds, at Rogua
Valley hospital.
FREDENBURG To Mr.
and Mrs. Donald. 341 South
1982. a hoy, 7 pounds,
Rogue Valley hospital.
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