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Newspaper Page Text1 OBITUARIES EARL A. GREEN Funeral services for Earl Aaron Green, 17, of Rogue River, who died Sunday, will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday in Hope Presbyterian church at Rogue River. The Rev. Robert Maxson of Hope Presbyterian church will officiate, assisted by the Rev. Henry R. Holsinger of the Wimer Community church. Committal will be in Woodville cemetery at Rogue River, with Conger-Morris Funeral Directors in charge of arrangements. Mr. Green was born June 18. 1945. in Detroit. Mich., and moved with his parents to Rogue River in the spring of 1948. He had finished his junior year at Rogue River High school. He was a mem ber of the Hope Presbyterian church, and for the past two years was an active worker in 'he Youth for Christ Rally held in Medford. Survivors include his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Green, Rogue River; a sister, Marilyn Green, at home; and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Furgeson, Charlevoix, Mich. Casket bearers will include Charles France, Ray Powell, Gary West, Jason McClung, Elwin Paulson, and Jack Buckle. ELENOR BOUSSUM Funeral services for Mrs. Elenor Boussum, 70, who died Sunday, will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday in Conger Morris downtown chapel. The Rev. Kenneth Mathewson of the Four Square Gospel church will officiate. Commit tal will be in Memory Gar dens Memorial park. Mrs. Boussum was bnrn Feb. 14, 1876. in Kansas. She moved to southern Oregon in 1892 with her parents, the late Oliver LeRoy and La Verna Walden, and had lived for many years in Jackson ville. Survivors include her hus band, Harry H. Boussum, Medford; a daughter, Mrs. Pearl Puckett, Brookings, Ore.; two brothers, Elmer Walden, Escondido, Calif.; and O. S. Walden, Medford; TIMBER ROOM CAFE Complete Frf LUNCHES Up Complete DINNERS too I Up Featuring MEXICAN FOODS From S P.M. to 10 P.M. i SO. RIVERSIDE Ends Tonite Show Starts at 7:00 gg'Ag' '""Ml Year's Most Moving Drama! OUTSIDER 'ES FRANOSCUS iiwt wnutwui Mcnjff laff-Packed Co-Hit! t MARTIN WFST-VENETI STEVENSON BILL WIUIAMS STARTS WEDNESDAY! MATINEE AT 1:15-EVENING AT 6:45 VIVE LA FUN!! WALT DISNEY PRESENTS ...a f!nolWay in gay Ircc ! iW.'. Walt Dfsney 1 1 rrruNirnme WOW! PLUS A MOST FANTASTIC ADVENTUREI TUC unT two sisters. Mrs Emma Mor rison, Jacksonville; and Mrs. j Florence LaTourettt. M e d ! ford; five grandchildren and I three great grandchildren; 'also several nieces and nephews. MRS. MONA TETREAULT Recitation of the Holv Ro sary for Mrs. Mona Tetreault, 64, of 610 South Fifth St., Jacksonville, who died Sun day, will be held at the Chapel in the Trees mortuary ;at 7:3u o clock tonight. ; A requiem Mass will be j read at Sacred Heart Catholic church at 9 a.m. Wednesday. I The Rev. William McLeod will officiate. Entombment will follow in Siskiyou Memo rial mausoleum. Mrs. Tetreault was born Feb. 14. 1898. in Crystal Lake. Mich., the daughter of Charles and Edith Condon. On Jan. 11, 1918, in Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga., she was mar ried to R. J. (Rudy) Tetreault, who survives. Mr. and Mrs. Tetreault have been residents of the valley for the past 17 years, and have resided in Jackson ville for the past 5 years. She was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic church of Med ford. She was also a member of the Phoenix Lion's aux iliary. Survivors, besides her hus band, include one son. Ralph Tetreault, LaCreseenta. Calif.: two daughters. Mrs. Edythe Tetreault Moore, Seattle, Wash., and Mrs. Janice Tetre ault Kenton, Talent, Ore.: her mother, Mrs. Edith M. Con don. Stockton, Calif.: one sis ter, Mrs. Grace McColl, Stock ton, Calif.; one brother, Charles I. Condon, Oakland, Calif.; and eight grandchil dren. Honorary pallbearers will be John Crabb, E. W. Han nen, Paul Bulkin, Murry F. Smith, Edward Stevens, Elmer Faytinger, Daniel Fox worthy, and Leonard Carlson. Active pallbearer's of the Fourth Degree of the Knights of Columbus, will be George Davey, Lewcll Dupray, Doug las Pickell, George Holtzing er. Lowell Iverson, and Ernie Flakus. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to Siskiyou Funeral Service directors of Chapel in the Trees Mortuary. EDITH CULLOP Ashland - Funeral services for Mrs. Edith Rosella Cullop. 41, of 579 Litway, who died Monday, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 1, in 1 Litwiller's Mountain View ' chapel. The Rev. E. E. Craw ford will officiate. Interment will be in Mountain View cemetery. I Mrs. Cullop was born Oct. I 4. 1920. in Wesinglon Springs. S.D.. and moved to Ashland in 1936. I She was married to Wood row Cullop in April, 1937, in Ashland. Survivors include her hus band, a son, Woodrow Cullop Jr., Ashland, and a daughter, Deanna Cullop, Ashland; her mother. Mrs. Edith Morris, Talent; six brothers, Kenneth Morris. Anderson, Calif.: Wes ley Morris, Mason, Wash.; Harry and Paul Morris. Gar den Grove, Calif.; Chester Morris, Roseburg; and Dale Morris, Ashland; two sisters, i Mrs. Bonnie Furry, Roseburg, j and Mrs. Betty Kinsman, Ti gard, and two grandchildren. Over-the-Counter Western Slocks Bv I'nitrd PrfM lnternmtnnitl Bank of America Cat Pc Util Con Freisht Cyprus Mine? Equitahle SAL Firsl National Bank .. Jantzen Mnrrmor. K'nudten .. Mtilt Kennelft N W Natural Gn Orecon Metatlurftical PP A L PC.E lT S National Bank .. i United Util ' West Coant Tel , Weyerhaeuer . ... .in 53 22'. 24 in. IIS 21 'j 23', 3R 42 5fi (ill 27', 21 31 33', 4', 4", : 2B 21'. 1'. I'i 25 2fii. 23', 2i'. HT 72', 2H', 32 17', 15 23', 27 r, im LOOK OUT PAREE! News About Servicemen PROMOTED Donald Lewis Clark, Eagle Point, was promoted to fire control technician third class in June, according to the Med ford Navy recruiting office. He is now aboard the LSS Hartley, a destroyer escort stationed at Newport, R.I. Clark is a I960 graduate of ! Eagle Point High school. AT TEXAS BASE SSgt. Ray (J. Scarbor ough, Central Point, has bven assigned to the United States Air Force security service at Goodfellow Air Force base, Texas. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Greg Scarborough route 2, Central Point. He at tended Crater High school. ACTIVE DUTY Lt. Col. Ralph E. Hibbs, M.D., of 190 White Oak dr., is currently on two weeks ac tive duty for training at Madi gan General hospital, Tacoma, Wash. Dr. Hibbs is acting as chief of the medical service for his unit, the 321st General hospital, while at Madigan. COMPLETES YEAR Cadet Patrick Suran, 1217 Siskiyou blvd., Medford, has completed one year at the U.S. Merchant Marine acad emy, Kings Point, N Y. August 1 he will leave for home on annual leave. At the start of the 1962-1963 academ ic year, Soran will report to the Academy Training rcpre- jsentative at San Francisco. Calif., for assignment to ships of the American Merchant Marine for his so-called "sea year." Upon his return from sea where he will function as a cadel-officer, Soran will re turn to Kings Point to com plete two more years of study which will qualify him for a ' bachelor of science degree, a U.S. Coast Guard license as third officer any ship any ocean, and a commission in the U.S. Naval reserve. ABOARD DESTROYER Russell A. Mitchell, sea man, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Mitchell, 412 West Jackson si., is serving aboard the destroyer USS Mansfiotrl nnnratino qc a nnii of the Seventh Fleet' in the western Pacific area. GRADUATES Airman Second Class George A. Hurley, son of Mr, and Mrs. Harold E. Hurley, 2076 Table Rock rd., Medford, has been graduated from the tech nical training course for infor mation specialists at Ft. Slo cum, N.Y. Airman Hurley is returning to Stewart Air Force base, Tenn.. where he will serve on the base newspaper as sports editor. COMPLETES TRAINING Pvt. Oonna L. Merriman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Merriman, 616 North Columbus St., recently completed eight weeks of ba sic military training at the Women's Army Corps center, Ft. McClellan, Ala. IN TEXAS Midshipman Second Class Matthew fi Rnrir snn nf Mr j rnfrta DAa 0'jJ- I aiiu mia. ucwi c nuvtc, Bucna Vista dr , Medford is among the 205 midshipmen receiving three weeks of in doctrination training in naval aviation at the Naval Air sta tion. Corpus Christi, Tex. Rode is majoring in Physics at Orecon State university in Mentora Mign scnooi. SUNNIORO INGRlO THUUN CHARLES 2ND COMSDY HITI On Al 8:10 P.M. 12:45 A.M. "y-rtfV ',,u,'f,"',"', iiLut iniouKw, ; ,f?:: v I - ,' K v ft. i n v . , " II Ml lull l&2ttSfeBiuWja PRESENTS BADGE Medford Police Chief Charles P. Champiin, eenler, presents a new badge to H. Tomlin Furnas shortly after nnnoiineinR Furnas' promotion from patrol man to sergeant. Sergeant Furnas, 31, a member of the department since H157. re sides with wife and three children at 3659 Locals Rummage Sale - Rclhcl 56, Job's Daughters, wilt sponsor a rummage sale Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 1 and 2. in the Fehl building. Hours will be 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daughter Born - A daugh ter. Mollio Sue. was born this morning in Pendleton, Ore, lo Mr. and Mrs. William E. Driscoll Jr., who moved from Medford about two months ago. Mrs. Driscoll is the former Miss Joanne Gosch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gosch. 1325 Murray St., and Driscoll is a son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Dris coll, former Medford resi dents, now in Hood River. The infant weighed six pounds, fivp ounces. Deserter - An 18-year-old Army deserter was arrested by Medford city police Mon ! ria-v ,anri in Jackson L'lMIM iy JH I I I rl Kl'Il III m HIV tody was John Robert Cox Jr., who gave his home address as Konskia, Idaho. He told police he deserted from Ft. Ord, Calif . last month. Surgery Patient - Reheeca Sue Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Roberts, 1006 South Oakdnlp avo., is a surgery patient at Rogue Val ley hospital. Rehearsal Set - Members of the Jacksonville Gold Rush Jubilee peccant cast will re - hearse Friday, Aug. 3. al Rirerlinns. p.m. on the Jacksonville' school crounds. ! To Meet-Vctcrans of World War 1 nH anviliarv will moot Wednesday, Aug. 1, al 8 p.m. Following the meeting a cof fee hour will be held in honor of the visiting department president, Mrs. Thyrza Lewis, Pendleton, and olher depart ment officers. Portland Livestock Portland M'PrttisnA Cattle ' Craft Catalog' Plus over 200 Little rhanee in teinpeiaiuto in .?oo Good and low rho.ee Ua,.h. frp.h.ln.vn,. riosinn tn knil , lflnd H,Kh on r'mM trr Uvr 27. cutlrr anr! utility 71)11-102, lh I "-1 f " o cultrr and low utility rnw I2.Sn-l4"n L a , r CihtI anrl rhou e vealrrs 2n-7: tanirr1 22-2i; B'lOft to rhoier 3.0-. inn lh Inuch trr ralve Hoes .Tin Nn l nni 2 bufchfm 1RO-227 Id. :i.M)-2l. No 1 2 and .1. 2HO-2RO lh- l'i-2C mi No 1, 2 and 3. .Tio-.Mif) lh 12 ".O-l.i SO Sheep Rnn Slauchti-r vnnng larnhs rhnin' and pt:mr Ri-im lh 1R n-20. utilnv ani i;nnt l:.ut;h- 2.1-4 fhoier and farvy xprind feeder lan.tn Endi TONITE B0YI.R Lit I COBB F''JI HU.Rt i0 ON AT 10 55 P.M. mLUrUHU, OKtUON 1 y v I ite-V."ritfiaii tt il ilfct Easy to Quilt Simple to make, expensive to buy: Use colorful rayon j or nylon taffeta, cotton. Newest! Quilled pillows - ' join top, baiting, lining, j StUch design from wrong 1 sin"e hy hand or machine. dii 1 Patlrrn 72SR: transfers; THIRTY- FIVE CENTS (coinsi for this pattern add I in pnnlc f.ir i-li nnllnrn fnr i first-class mailinR. Send to ! ., c j ! Alien Rrnoks. rain nf Med - ford Mtiil Tribune, Ntvdlo- rraft Hi nt Pfl Rnv 1 , . , ,. Old Cnelvea Station. New York II, N.Y. Print phiinlv .,.,, - r r n c c c nT tiivir., . ij j n j o, mi- TFRX1 NIIMRKR l!)().j S Biggest Ncedlecraft Show Stars Smocked acres- ... ,, sones its nur new Needle- crochet, sew. weave, rmlirni- , ... t der, quilt. Pius free pattern. Send 2.1C HOW. Portland Produce The (ollmvlne pr"e qunttmn ir trnoi 'he ;n" u uliura inftrkei- us wrui'f nf the t" S I)rp;irtinrnt of Aericul!urr in J'ortlanit r.itt; I r .' ( to reiaili r-' ear tons. X In rue AA 4f)-:2 Iji r AA i:t-tn larK'1 A 42-1 ": medmto A A 374 1 . unifill A A 27-3;i Priren to priducer X larKP AA :i-'.T,. larce AA '.Ui-Wj. Iari- A M-32. :v.i-'liurji A A 22-27 'a. nmnll AA l.'i-lft'.. Under Prire to ieiaUrr, No t jinnis delivered, A A and A Pnultr Priert, to relmler, de Tjvrtrd. for flrade A quality, frv er whole ,12-3f). 'ut up 3R-12 I m hi type hen, whole ifl-2'i rut up 2H-34. heavy t p hcn. u lmle 3li-.V!. PORTLAND CHOSEN PorllHnd iri'li - The flBlh Infantry Division association has r hn.se n Pnriland as Hie sitp of its I!ifi4 national con vention. About 3.000 rii-lea1es nro expected '''i-rt wfv .1 HOLLAND HOTEL Serving 5:00 to 12:00 Prime Rib of Beef "AS YOU LIKE IT" Complete Dinner $2.95 Playgoer . , . try our fait, efficient icrvite. 6th and Fir Medford 3 1-1 ,! 1 T-'r-?' , , v,. .. ...i ,. t - f- 4h ,, .i . ,, i. ... . . v " ' f ' I ( : eti, I . : k 1 .' .1 ' i y V"1 r-' f"M . . . ' ' '-'Ik ,.' I i -, : : . . "'i ' , 1 S.H w .i . ) H I NIC ;n ..i . m '' !; . " v .:-:' ' ' 1 ! I I ' ! , . ,! C. J(,'l i 1 ' " ' ; i..,.. m on , ' tJ j ii . tW s . :r.-.t...c .-., iii oi ,iW. : ..". i! 'i W.-UmtliMi 13 IS 1 I .n i.nty. Madrona lime. Jack L. Sanders, left, was promoted at the same time from sergeant, to lieutenant. Lieutenant Sanders, 311. he came a member of the department in l!);ift and was promoted to sergeant in HHiO. He resides with his wife and 10-year-old daugh ter at 332 Highland dr. Gold Hill Girl Hurt In Sunday Accident Gold Hill - Victoria Susan Lester, 10, daughter of -Mr. and Mrs. Frederick V. Les ter, Gold Hill, is in the Sea side hospital, Crescent City, Calif., as the result of multi ple arm fractures, suffered in a two-car crash Sunday on Oregon mountain on the Rrd- I wood highway in California. Miss Lester was a passen ger in a car driven by her fiance. Howard Charles Mt ner, 19. son of Mrs. Louise Bruce, Gold Hi . ! Other passengers were her brother, Frederick W. Lester Jr., 17. and David Corllanri. IB. a foster son of Mrs. Bruce. They suffered minor iniurics and were treated nnri released at the same hospital. The au tomobile was completely de molished. Tlie accident, occurred near (he summit of the mountain when the Misrier ear was struck b.v a car driven hy Paul Joseph Dhcrs, Washing ton, D.C., according to the report. Miss Lester, who also re eeived multiple cuts and bruises will b flown in the next four or five days to a Medford hosnital for special ized treatment her mother said. Weather FMHKfAK TS MpHfi:rH infl vinnltv: rlnhlr hlllh rlOllflinms Ihrilllffh Wflnr ! nrty C.ool"r Wrflnpsn.lv l ow li- ' nichi .6 inch Wedncsri.iv t . Wrstern OrrKm Mm'lv IhrnuKh WrflnesflHV, I'xrrpl mulil hikI iiKirninil liw rl.indu .1.111 ! li'tlr drizzle along the i patrhpfi ol low clmids I'i Ihc .,rthrrn vaiievn in ih- moroJns A ",,, conlrr ' ""' i Wrdnc'sday . Low lotilKhl Hi to f.H Hinh Wccinenriay 77 to lt m I north to !."i in the umlh and ; Northern ChM ornia Fair Ihrmiith Wednesday. exrept flfirr n no n "hundprstorm in the eytri'ine 1 , rIhl.rn n.ni.ntatn wedn.-i-. ' iih'i n r i TKMI'KKATl'HK Mean r-,trr- ' riav 7h, ai.nVr momai i ! H'-rorri hih ihi ! ft Hreorrt nw lhi rtle t(. 1 PHKC f PIT AT ION 24 h. m-rlmt'ht mm VidnirlX B , none Total Ihi month trare, he low noimal Totnl unrf Sept l 2 h' helnw nn .il HCMIDI t V I .owe. Ifl'r, hiKht ut thi a rn, 12'. . j Mich I tm 'I- flTV Vevlrt- a m. tir I d;lV I MW PfCC. BronkinK . . "H 0 ( rater Lake ... 77 1 1 (1, -a n Is Pnt . 'i'i r: Klamath Kails 4'i MKDKORD I"" M Portland HI Srntile " Rl t Spukane . . f4 l ; Vaknna '7 1 r.unkH . S'l M . Ited Bluff '7 lir, S;teraoteritn RJt "i'i San FrnnrHco it 2 1,os AiiRee 77 (H Phf.enix 104 " " Rm Denver 7 S'l ii f'hieuRo R2 Miami Menrh . . ' "I '" New Y-Tk WnihintMiin. D C Al 7! FC! iY Toniqht; lt" WpHnP! :! IV ThutsH iv: Lriois. Friday " II" Curiam 1 I.'srv IV. P.;ri lc: 8:30 p.m. iihvssl.r.; rj Funds -'"W .,- I 53S E. JACKSON BLVD. J ( O 0 i ''.ii, l ,E cm., i 'i ' '',.;) ) " : Phane: 7J3-7456 ritk Uh l;r. . -T f i' ' 1 W'-''X' MJJW-,-WF -rrW.--.y-, , T.- J ! u '; "i ,.7, fj i KL:(f Tlfi ! Ml hi I n ! H "vvfr.M. 1 VIM ' in py-- i , ; . I' .: ' ''- f . , ' U' 2-22' t k. r i tuiAi g-Xutmitij I ii r . -itr . hi I -M.itiitii.;iiur I l.fMik ynnnj.:, shin, altrac-. l,Jt ' '-'4- I, fink yiinnj.:, Iie in llns ri; (vu -rw) gn i' a -"i i . i ,'y fill swins to Hie ykirt. Send ; new. ! Print. -d P;.tlfM Half Sizes 1' II1. MV 20' 2. IV . S-e Jfi' :. tak.-. V t v.irrts ;.. i m-h I-'Im h-. FIFTY CK.VJS in rums f.r t his p;it tri n - add 1 0 ceijl for earh piitici n for ft is -rlnss mail. Scud tn Miirnn Martin. Medlnnl MjmI Jitl- one, I'at;e--n Dept.. 22 i - l i 1 nth St.. New York I 1, N.Y. ' p,-ji,i plainly N AM K, AO- DRI'-SS Willi S I Z V, iind e'l'VI K KI!MP,."I I ' . d ! FIRST TIM K KVKff tlhnn- orous riHio siar's wart frolic pin 1 10 t'Kc in:', si y les to sew in our new l-ali Winter ,n ! pHliern CatHhig. 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