Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 22, 1962, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextConvaleicing - Mrs. Cecil Car Fir - Fire of undeter Gable, vice grand of Amethyst 1 mined cause burned the front Kebckah lodge, is convalesc-! scat ' "n 811,0 reg's,er"rt ,0 , . ,, u . .. ,,. Leroy Wilberta of Talent in lnK at her home in Gold Hill the Mrs parking ,0, Frjdav nflcr being a patient at Sacred, night. The fire apparently Heart hospital in Medford. I started underneath the scat. COMING SOON, JULY 28th ELKS JAZZ FESTIVAL DINNER DANCING featuring DILL BORCHERS OREGON JAZZ BAND and Bob Anderson Trio Elks Picnic Grounds, July 28 Elks & Guests $1.00 Per Person Fun for All 7:00 'til 2:00 10 FRONT STREET Air Conditioned For Your Comfort Real Good Italian Food ALSO AMERICAN DINNERS Served 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Daily Except Monday Sundays 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. COMPLETE7 COURSE DINNERS $1.75 to $3.00 Special Prices for Children! CHUCK WAGON LUNCH Served 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Daily Except Sunday ADULTS $1.00 - CHILDREN UNDER 10 .... 60c i rt1 'me SHOW STARTS 8 P.M. TONITE On Screen Once ICHEENeLAY iV OalTON TRUWeO 1 i la - k. "k . ..bw , .rr j "ms I ll Zkl AT Ct Vtif f KJ P.PM A VNV 12:45 AM El ViVPD-lP-r i I'll ZnA h'SAj I I M ;tr?f "THE BEST BLOCKBUSTER OF THE YEAR IITIlin ...RIPS THE HEART!" "THE DRAMA AND THE PASSION OF ONE OF THE EPIC EVENTS OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY!" OTTO PAUL NEWMANEVA MARIE SAINT RALPH RICHARDSON PETER LAWFORD LEE J.C0BBSALMINE0 JOHN DEREK JILL Only At 8:55 P.M. BS0 ON THE NOVEL Y LEON UBIJ TECHNICOLORB BY SAM LEAVITT A UNITEO ARTISTS RELEASE PRODUCED I Locals Grandton Born - Mr. and Mrs. Vergil Backcs Jr., Eu gene, are parents of a son, Vergil Baekes III, born July 19. Mrs. Backes is the for mer Miss Barbara Fay Smith, daughter of Dennis Smith, 1123 Ben's lane, and his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Vergil Backes Sr., live at 3(1 South First St., Central Point. To Meet - Siskiyou Pioneer Sites foundation will hold a hoard meeting in the U.S. Hotel in Jacksonville Tues day, July 24, at 7:30 p.m. Wisconsin Picnic - The sev enth annual Wisconsin picnic will be held Sunday, July 29, at Avery park, Corvallis. Ac tivities begin at 11 a.m., ac cording to Clarence Lane, 155 Elm st., Albany, president. A potluck dinner is planned so those who plan to attend should take their own picnic lunch. Guests - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dillou. 1980 Sunset dr., Mpdford, have had their son-1 in-law and daughter visiting them from Deer Lodge. Mont, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Brown left for the coast and will go in 1.101 nsiun. iicimi., ill vjmi Brown's parents before turning home. re- From Scotland - Mrs. Thom as L. Taylors son, Ernest Robertson, has nrrivprl frnm . . . . . ccienourpn, ocouann. to taKe Un Tit, In. tn Cntl.,..! ...4U nun. nooerisnn win visil nis mother in her home at 402 ncmtiiiiiii m . , meaiora lor about a month. Jackson Toastmasters-Mar- ty Barnett, Dana Collins, Ray Johnson will be the speakers when the Jackson Toastmas ters meet at 6:30 a.m. Mon day in Sambo's restaurant. Alternate speaker will be Ab Grcssett. Bob Sage will be toastmaster. KILLED ONE FIFTH and Mrs. Carol Long, San Fcr- Rochester. Pa. - (1IPD - Sign 'nando, Calif.; eight grandchil on a truck which passed dren and eight great grand through town: ' Enjoyed my- i children. self on 4th of Julv. Oniv ! A brother, Steven Carkeet, killed one fifth." I BOSLEV CROWTHER, NEW YORK TIMES PREMINGER HAW0RTH I CC3IZILJE3 MUSIC BY ERNEST GOLD PHOTOGRAPHED IN SUPER PANAVISION 70 that thought he was Tlil'E? MEDKOhvL) MAIL 'inioUNt,, MfcuruKL), OREGON III ' . v. ' f - , ei j ri.4v ."..'fL4 LUELLA MATLACK Strvices Schaduled Funeral Services Set for Pioneer Grocer in Valley Funeral services for Mrs. Luella Jeanette Matlack. 73 !pioneer groccr in ,he vaiIcy, , .. . . . ... , , who a'cd Thursda w' be held at 11 a.m. Monday in Conger-Morris downtown !.i,.ni The Rev. George Roseberry of the First Methodist church will officiate. Committal will be in Memory Gardens Me morial park. Mrs. Matlack was born Jan. 11, 1889. in San Jose. Calif., and had lived in southern Ore gon for 33 years. For many years she and her family had operated Matlack's Super Mar ket at the corner of West Main St. and Ross lane. Survivors include two sons, Ralph J. Matlack, Medford, and Jack D. Matlack, Port land; two daughters, Mrs. Leonard Wright, M ant on, Calif., and Mrs. Lee Roberson, Fallon, Nev.; two sisters, Mrs. Hazel Ludwig, Chico, Calif., preceded her in death in 1951. LIFE MAGAZINE PRESENTS AND DIRECTED BY OTTO PRFMINRFR l"Kp . REX ALLEN Obituaries VIOLA B. FINLEY Funeral services for Mrs. Viola Bell Finlcy, 75, of the Applegate valley, who died Friday, will be held at 1:30 p m. Monday in Conger Mor ris downtown chapel. Pastor Arvin W. Winkle of the Vallev View Seventh Day Advenlist church will officiate. Commit tal will be in Hillcrest Memo rial park. Mrs. Finley was horn Mar. 2. 1887. and had lived in south ern Oregon for many years. She was married in 1945 to Edward H. Finley, who sur vives. Other survivors include three nephews, Oscar Brad shaw, Los Angeles; James Bradshaw. Malin, Ore., and John Bradshaw, Gresham, Ore.; and a niece in Illinois. Casket bearers will be Omar Culy, Edward Linville, Morris Byrne, Burt Harr, C. H. Roloss and Guy Watkins. LENORA ANN NORMAN Mrs. Lenora. Ann Norman, 89, died in Albany Friday. Among the survivors is a sis ter, Mrs. Clara Shafcr, 2192 Kings highway, Medford. Conger-Morris, funeral directors, are in charge of arrangements. Henselman Gets School Certificate Richard L. Henselman, local manager of Dean Vincent. Inc , was recently awarded a certif icate of graduation from the School of Mortgage Banking of the Mortgage Bankers asso ciation of America. The school is held on the campus at Northwestern uni versity, Chicago, and is sup plemented by two 11-month home study programs. The en tire program requires three years to complete. Henselman, who resides at 2108 Woodlawn dr. is affili ated with Goldy - Cranston Honselman Insurance agency. He is a graduate of Oregon State university. The Hensel mans are the parents of three sons and a daughter. Subscribers Tn rppnrt Improper or nnn neliverv of the Mail Tnhuni in Medforrt. phone 772-fiMl; Alh !nd call at 122 lowa at. or ?hone 48.2-3002: Monlasue and reka. phone Glihe D-S171. he fore ft:43 p.m. dally and 10:30 a m. Sunday. If regular delivery arrtvea shortly after you rail pleaae notify office, thui eliminating special meaaenRer aervtre. TUESDAY -WEDNESDAY ONLY! A new genre Ci l;o if to make , , JTl I I aT you i II ! iL think V J. 5j ..pip JEAWf mjrcello Mo4ff. ri iiiHinr oinntiTn f Hk f! 5 1 9b m Today Doort pen 1:15 1 iAMglf fif Continuous from 1:30 SUNDAY AND MONDAY ONLY! YOUR RICHEST THEATRE ENTERTAINMENTI mm its songs and enchantments to etiemh in vniir RODGERS & faL FHAMMERSTEIN'S ! ClhJKVIASCOr? COLOR by Oe LUXE , cnts wn BROADWAY'S SMASH HITI 2a -mil LIGHTNING DAMAGE This is what a bolt of lightning can do to a pair of hose. Mrs. La Reita Boyer, Topeka, Kan., displays Bainbridge Moved To Death Valley James L. Bainbridge has been selected as park engi neer at Death Valley National monument, Calif , to fill the vacancy created by Ihe death of Park Engineer David M. Sutton June 17. Bainbridge Ls presently serving as park engineer at Crater Lake National park, and is expected to enter on duty at Death Valley short ly after Aug. 1, according to Superintendent W. Ward Ycager. Bainbridge has been with the National Park Service at Crater Lake for more than two years and has had con siderable engineering experi ence with the United States N-vy and the Alaska Road Commission. He has a degree in civil engineering from the University of Idaho. NEW TWIST Nef Britain, Conn. - HOT -Victor Buchie is a mailman ac customed to the letter car rier's occupational hazard -dog bites. But one dog took Buchie by surprise. The pet of someone on his mail route trotted all the way down to the post office and nipped Buchie's leg while he sorted mail. Doors Open at 8:00 "CURTAIN AT 8:30" ADULTS ONLY 1 AVIV lTT -tMflNUtlt LflbMJIU il w ll WOOUCtlOH wicki ad wmm THE FIRST MOTION PICTURI f IN THt NIW IClNEMASCOPEj RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN'S CAROUSEL C05DCN VicRM - SHISltT ICSES r-H MHfl INC hn.i lib-?? Eagle Point Wins in Horse Program Eagle Point - Regina Kram beal, member of the Eagle Point Desert Pegasus 4-H Horse club, was the only menr ber In pass tests in the third; slep of the Oregon 4-H horsp advancrmrnt proRratn at n prc-fair held by Ihe club re cently. A rommittre of Larry Per ry, Cliff Ross and Vic Stew art administered the tests. Novice trophy was awarded to Donna Nevin, Lnkocreek. Regina Krambeal won the junior trophy, and Dale West won the Intermediate trophy. The senior trophy went to Lauramae Noble, Lakecreek. Bennie Sutton won the 4-H sportsmanship trophy. Vic Stewart was pre-fair judge. In the Judging conteit, Gayle Perry, Lakecreek, placed first; Clint Gibson, Wcstside, second: Linda Gib son, Wcstside, third; Kathy McGuire, fourth; Roxy Terry, Westsido, fifth; and Donna Nrvin, sixth. Donna Nevin won first place in the novice showman ship contest; Gayle Perry, second; Dale Johnston. Lake- crock, third; Nancy Stanley, Lakecreek, fourth; Mellnda Fluck, fifth; and Barbara Bee he, Talent, aixth. Junior Showmamhlp Junior showmanship was held wilh Peggy Ross placing first; Phillip McGuire, second; Merdlth Reynolds, third; Re gina Krambeal, fourth; Cheryl Stanley, fifth; and Tod Crouse, Lakecreek, sixth. Dale West was first in the Intermediate showma n s h i p division; Tom Perry, second; Mimi Baron, third; Mary Ann Gardner, fourth; Linda Armi tagc, fifth, and Bob Armitage, sixth. Lauramae Noble won first place in the senior showman ship contest; Linda Gibson, second; Roxy Terry, third; Bob Bonner, fourth, Clint Gibson, fifth, and Mark Flint, sixth. In the Knglish horseman ship contest, Rrgina Krambeal placed first; Vickie Caldwell. second, and Leslie Kramheal, third. Dana Bradshaw placed first In the novice western horse manship division; Donna Nev in, second; Linda Mayfinld, third; Nancy Stanley, fourth; Gayle Perry, fifth, and Dale Johnston, sixth. Junior horsemanship com petition was also held, with Tod Crouse placing first; Re gina Krambeal, second; Peg gy Ross, third; Leslie Kram- Weather P'tlREf'AliTS MtdforrJ and vicinity: Fair ano hot through Monday. Chanrr of aflernoon and evrnlnf thundrr ahowera over mountains aouth and asl, HlRh both daya 100 to 103. Low tonight near fto WMitern Oriifon' Fair and ron. tlnurd warm today and Monday except natchea of fog and low clouda along coaat late nlghta aod unrt MnnrlHV, rxrrpi uirtrly cnl- ; trrrrt ultrrnnnn unil t'vrnina thwn rlprlf)rnin in ihp .Sirrrn nd fog nn rnmit. Little rhnfr In Irm. peraturf. 1 OI'AI, Ti AT TKMPKnATIJItK Mmn v.(r- rl v 77; nhove nor nnl 4 tlfrnrH hiKn thm rlMtf mn tn mft. nrcnrH low thtu 47 In 1054. Vny.i IPITATION. 24 hour tn midniRht n in Told I thit month tract In . .14 in below normal Total ilnre Sept. 1 .ft 3ft In. 2 in helow norma) HUMIDITY. Lowest yenternay 13 . Hilh 4 no 24 i:iTY eiler- a m. hr. duv l.w Prer. Brookinfi rH 4H Klamath mil .... H7 .11 MKIJKORD inn 7, Portland 87 54 Seattle Hi Spokane 91 Yakima !J3 Eureka Red Bluff Sacramento Sun Kranriico . l.oa Anielea Phoenix Ocnver Chicago . Miami Bearh ... New Y'Mk Washington. I) C ., .1 ,. 1(13 .. Jn4 fll HA Ml N () , V, Jl IV 77 Siifinel totlav . 7 Sunrioe Ifimormw Moonrue tonight , for ihe next tew eek w onir planet, 1'rann. u Ihe ttr, Reguluv low in he we it a Her unei I Iranii t larg er than the f.arth hut mailer than Jupiter or ftaturn. early mornlnga. lanlated afternoon ' or evening thtinderatorro activity Em J aouthern moimlalna High hoth 11 T""'e yTWg"! M dava from no In north tn loo mil . m J L I M aouth, eacept to 17, along the f. f f " J J AA aT I M coad. Low tonight Do to lin tP 4 1 I W J W AT j I fl Northern Cahlnrnla: Fair today t.l 1 I W W A 'J M M r M a f W.t SUNDAY. JULY 22. 1962 the shredded stocking she was wearing when electricity from a lightning bolt spurted out of a television set and burned her leg. (UPI) 4 - H Member heal, fourth; Cheryl Stanley, fifth; and Liz Flint, sixth. Dale West won first place in the intermediate horseman- ship contest; Tom Perry, sec- ond; Mimi Baron, third; Mary Ann Gardner, fourth; Linda Armitage, fifth; and Bob Armilage, sixth. In senior horsemanship Linda Gibson was first; Kathy McGuire. second; Mark Flint, third; Clint Gibson, fourth; Bob Bonner, fifth; and Laura mae Noble, sixth. Novice trallhorse competi tion saw Gayle Perry win first place; Dana Bradshaw, second; Donna Nevin, third; Dale Johnston, fourth; Linda Mayfield, fifth; and Nancy Stanley, sixth. Leslie Krambeal won first place in the junior trailhorse competition; Phillip McGuire, second; Regina Krambeal, third; Tod Crouse, fourth; Liz Flint, fifth; and Peggy Ross, sixth. In intermediate trailhorse compel ilion Dale West won first place; Linda Armitage, second; Tom Perry, third; Boh Armitage, fourth; Mary Ann Gardner, fifth; and Mimi Baron, sixth. Lauramae Noble won first In the senior trailhorse divi sion; Kathy McGuire, second; Bob Bonner, third; Jerry Moore, fourth: Vickie Cald well, fifth, and Roxy Terry, sixth. Rome - HUD - U.S. Treasury Secretary C. Douglas Dillion has thanked the Italian gov ernment for repayment of a $188.1 million debt which would not have been past due until 1987. The debt was con tracted between l!)4fl and 1952 under the Marshall Plan and was to be gradually re paid until 1U87. Italy repaid the money early to help U.S. deficit of payments problems. 0 Wlili'li'MII ron Mmiiii bum HELD OVER jifri EOT tfcksfj 772-6424 , iiinni k 74 I JJl-nmt:i&i 4 H m. I A. u. liwirar, II n fi m 1 ll '." .alilmrifl Ihe trie. . V ,' ltaaJl II he near VV I laVaVaBaVaVBVBMHMaMaaaH TO VISIT MILITARY Washington - lUPH - Defense Secretary Robert S. McNa mara flics to Honolulu Sun day for his fifth conference with Pacific commanders on the progress of the war in South Viet Nam and other de velopments in Southeast Asia. NEW TRIAL DENIED Portland-iUW-Circuit Judg Arno Dcnecke Thursday turned down a motion for a new trial for convicted slayer Richard B. Schwensen ot Portland. SHAHEY'S PIZZA PARLOR TRY OUR FAMOUS PIZZA SUPREME MADE WITH 7 KINDS OF CHEESE, BAKED IN 750 OVENS FRIENDLY FAMILY ATMOSPHERE Larga or Small Parlies ALWAYS WELCOME OPEN NOON DAILY ORDERS TO GO 773-7721 BETWEEN RIVERSIDE AND CENTRAL ON EAST JACKSON 215 E. JACKSON MEDFORD 1 T NOim PAtlNC KftKVWT ,M A CAR LOAD ENDS TONIGHT ELVIS IfTTlTTTiT presley rm MENU IHCHIf vioal BARDOT Tr. loiiiiTiiss yv7 i HELD OVER CONTINUOUS TODAY FROM 1:00 P.M. buttoks ims i-wtoi.: BUT HURRY! WHERE SHOULD A GIRL STOP IN ROME? LBIII Jl I mm ansai Troy Donattim Anrjie Dickinson Rossino Bmiil-Suzanne Pieshettc 'ROMS aIdveuture M n, rnnsuNa im i hut ytCH.roioe .it aeoa nwis I' mj 571 ft CT" 1 CMIttfl BOYER