Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 03, 1962, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON FRIDAY. AUGUST 3. 196J Obituaries IVAN L. SNEED Ivan L. Snced, 73, Trail, died at his home early this i morning. Funeral arrance- j ments will be announced by i Terl Funeral home. Quebec province of Canada produces 70 per cent of the world's asbestos. TIMBER ROOM CAFE Complete LUINlMt Complete DINNERS 75 1 Up 00 Up Featuring MEXICAN FOODS From S P.M. to 10 P.M. 5 SO. RIVERSIDE ackhemes S.nirl ! Births Ripe in Prospect District of Forest Blackberries are reported should only be traveled by a ripe in the Prospect district of pickup. the Rogue River National for-: Forest service crews have est. accordine to the weekly j graded the loop road, and it is recreation report from the j n m in fine shape. Trails have forest, lall been maintained this The berries are generally spring, and they are all open, plentiful in many of the old. All campgrounds are receiv clearcut areas, forest officials j ing heavy use. and the recrea sa'd , tion guard is keeping up with Huckleberries will not be j the cleanup, ripe for about three weeks! The Dutchman Peak area yet, forest service personnel i was full of wild flnwprs last HELTON - To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G., 433 North First St., Central Point. July 31, 1962. a boy, 4 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. Local and Personal Over-the-Coiinler Western Stocks WOODS - To Mr. and Mrs. Frank A., Star route box 80, Prospect, Aug. 2. 1962, a boy, 8'2 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. CROSS - To Mr. and Mrs. Phillip W., 429 West 12th St., Medford, Aug. 2. 1962, a girl, 5 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. said The recreational report by district: Applcgate district: All roads are now open to vehicular week, and people are asked to leave them for the next per son. Butte Falls district: Fly fish ing has been good on the traffic. The Glade Creek rd. j South Fork of the Rogue river has not been graded, but will be next week. It is rough and Attention Eagles! FREE DANCE SATURDAY, AUG. 4th ,c 9 THE RANCHEROS Eagles and Guests Welcome DOORS OPEN AT 6:30-SHOW STARTS AT 7:00 SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY 1:15 P.M. WALT DISNEY! 'T !! Vive La Fun! fl .sPFHTAr.ni ar ADVENTURE! -SEE- The 25-Foot Tall Ogr! Tha Two-HeadedTlame Breathing Dragon! The unnamable -The Moat Fantastic Curse On Earth-Or Below K! Waft Disney . iff'H''IC0l0a' BASIL RATHBONE 6ARVIOCKW0O0 CHILDREN 50c - STUDENTS 70c - ADULTS 80c K m fisYXOrci above the Lodgepole guard station. Late evening hours should be the best. The Lower South Fork and the Upper South Fork campgrounds are recommended for those wish ing to spend the week end on the river. Directions may be obtained at the Butte Falls ranger station or at the Lodge pole guard station. The trail up the Middle Fork of the Rogue river, has been opened and is in good condition. Excellent, fishine in 5j secluded surroundings can be enjoyed By tnose walking two or three miles up the trail. Di rections should be obtained at the Imnaha guard station, as a new road has cut off a mile of the old trail. Hot weather the past week has brought the mosquitos out in full force and insect repel lent will make a visit to the forest much more enjoyable. Prospect district: All trails and campgrounds on the Dis trict are now open. Cautious driving will be required on Woodruff and Jim Creek roads due to heavy traffic. Temperatures have been above normal for the area the last several days. Daily tem- i peratures from 85 to 98 de grees have been common with comfortable evenings. The for ests are dry and people are asked to be extremely careful with fire. Huckleberries won't be ripe for about three weeks, but ripe blackberries are plenti ful in many old clearcuts. Fishing is still good in the area. Good catches of 8 to 10 inch rainbows have been re ported in the upper branches of the Rogue river; best re sults obtained with grasshop pers or flies in the morning or evenings. Union Creek district: All HARRINGTON-To Mr. and Mrs. Robert C, Rogue Villa, Apt. 2, Talent, Aug. 2. 1962, a boy, 83 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. MARTIN - To Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lee, 1027 East Jack son St., Medford, Aug. 3, 1962. a boy, 634 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. WATKINS-To Mr. and Mrs. Wallace W., 1611 Myers lane, Medford, July 31, 1962. a girl. 6'? pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. BENNETT-To Mr. and Mrs. Conrad T., 4226 Cedar lane, Medford, July 31, 1962, a girl, 7'-4 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. ROBBINS-To Mr. and Mrs. George W 748 Dakota ave., Medford, Aug. 1. 1962, a girl, 7 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. CHAPMAN - To Mr. and Mrs. Paul R., 35 Orr dr.. Cen tral Point, Aug. 1. 1962, a boy, 5 pounds, at Rogue Val ley hospital. FOWLKS-To Mr. and Mrs. John C, 1417 Fortune dr., Medford. Aug. 1. 1962, a boy, 9'j pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. Return Home - Army re serves of the second battalion, 414 regiment, 104 division, will arrive in the Army Re serve center here from Camp Roberts, Calif., at 7:30 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 5. The division composed of men from Jackson and Josephine coun ties. Busineit Names - The busi ness name Chitwood-Kennedy Enterprises has been assumed by Penn A. Chitwood, route 3. box 168. and Ernest R. Kennedy, 1432 East Main St., according to records in the Jackson county recorder's office. The business name R. O. Stephenson company has also been assumed bv Milton P. and Clarence C. Starkey. Court st. and McAndrews rd.. following the dissolution of the name by D. C. and June M. Mapel. Gun Mining - Walter A. Draeger, 524 North Barne- burg ave., reported Wednes day that a stud gun, valued at $150, is missing from Rogue Valley hospital. Absence of the gun was noticed this week, according to Medford police. Permiti Isiued - The Med ford building department is sued permits Wednesday to D. L. Pickell for a $9,000 residence at 166 Mace rd., ,ind to Ken Callison for an $3,000 addition to a real estate office at 519 South Riverside ave. Building Permili-Two per mits were issued to Tom Whit tle by the Medford building department lonay. i ne iirst was for $10,000 to construct a residence at 1952 Grand view ave., and the other for $11,000 for a residence at 617 Carrington ave. CLAY-To Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur L., 34 Portland ave., Medford. Aug. 1, 1962, a girl, 7 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. SCOTT-To Mr. and Mrs. Frank L., 853 East 10th St., Medford, Aug. 2, 1962, a boy, 8 V pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. campgrounds and roads are open on the Union Creek dis trict. Clear skies and warm weather make camping and fishing conditions ideal. The district is presently working on opening up the Lngpile trail. OMITFI 535-1462 til On Screen Fri. and Sun. at 8 p.m. and at 12:30 a.m Screen Saturday at 8 p.m. and 1:45 a.m. yr -:r.'iv Jr rf v; i , 'rJth (- four-time icadeny km-minnft 'JOHN FORD PPOOUCTiflN t'n . 1 1 8 p.,::.VEfii Lbt EDfflliD m. TheMkn Who Shot Ziberty V&lance -MILES- DEVII KEN ' MURRAY- Accident - Vehicles operat ed by Flora nee Cynthie Swift, 49, of Ashland, and Wesley Herman Riley, 60, nf 26 Tripp St., Medford, were involved in an accident about 515 p.m. Thursday on Highway 99 nearibr Bear Creek orchards. State oo-: lice said both vehicles were traveling south. rnltfd Prr Bank ol Amcrifa . . Cl Vnc 1'tll li wi Krncht C pru? Mtnc EnuiLitilo S .V 1. First National Bank . J iinten Morrison K tun I sen N W Natural C. :m Motallurijiral V S National Bank . Tinted Util Vit Coast Tel Wfyeihaeimrr Inlrriiaiimul 24 1 Festival Plays Tonight: "Henry IV. Part II" Saturday: "As You Like It" Sunday: "Coriolanus" Monday: "Comedy of Er rors" Curtain time: 8:30 p.m. Portland Piccluce A 11 HTM' Ditry mar- -To ri'Mil' i'n: A A rxtra 1an:r. K-vv, A. Ivc 40-4-,r. A l.'ir;:c :i!- !..'( A. rtK-rtiM-n 3l-3ftc; A -m;iU 21- :..-. cartons l-3c Hnth!r-- To 'f..ifrs: A A And A prints '7c car son lr hiKhcr. B pnn's ,t,- (u, rlium r.irrrli To r t.nlrts i 7 - i n r prn'Tscd AmPM ran " ,'b. ki.if. i-t-1- Port I ;m H ( : 1 1 1 , D rssr d rhirki'ii'- N'o I ijrdp flrosecd :o rt KnltT-. l"i fi's vinnic drawn. 32 lb : ciit-uii :tu-iJr lb hnn !u:Mt tpv, whflf (h-'iwn. 23-21c lb.; tii-ht tp hfit- r it r -up 2fi-34c lb.; hcavv u Ho!f ,ItU.'!'i- Pi Portland Livestock Cattle 3 000 Slaushter strers Rood to niiwdly choice HUO-l.HUl lb. 27 25: mixed good and choice 26 50-27, utility and standard 17 23; choice slaughter heifers 25 50; standard and good 18-24.50; utility and com me re ml cows 12 50-1 ti 50; canner cutter 10-14 50. Calves 4 HO Choice vealeri IflO 300 lb 25-27; standard and flood 22-25; choice 270-350 feeder steers 26-28; medium and flood 22-2ti Hors 1.340. No. 1 and 2 185-230 lb. butchers 20 50-21; No 1. 2 and 3 180-2H0 Ih 19 50-20 25; No 1 and 2 255 lh sows 17.50; most No. 1. 2 and 3 350-440 lb. sows 14-15. Sheep 4,630. Choice to prime SO 120 lb spring slaughter lamta 11 20; utility and good 15-1 H; choice and fancy 60-H0 Ih. feeder lambs 14-16. Thousands of tons of jade are believed deposited in var ious parts of Wyoming and also in California. l t ir. Subscribers To report improper or non delivery of the Mail Tribune in Medford. phone 772-6141; Ash land call at 1224 Iowa at., or phone 482-3002; Montague and Vreka. phone GLohe 0-3171. he fore fi:45 p.m. daily and 10:30 a.m Sunday. It regular delivery arrives shortly after you call please notify office, thus eliminating special messencer service. TOMORROW, SATURDAY 1:00 P.M. A Swell Kiddie Matinee "TARZAN AND THE SHE DEVIL" Plus a Walt Disney Festival Children 35c All Othen 65c Wealher 1 FORECASTS Medford and vicinity? Partly cloudy through Saturday with scat tered light showers over moun tains. Low tonight 53-58. High Sat urday 75-80. Western Oregon: Scattered show ers tonight and Saturday. Sunnv periods Saturday. Cooler tonight with low 50-56. High Saturday 66-76, except 80-65 on coast. Northern California: Mostly fair tonight and Saturday, except low clouds and drizzle on coast de creasing Saturday. Little temper ture change. TEMPERATURE: Mean yester day 6!); below normal 5 Record high this date 106 In 101. Record low this date 44 In 1f5fi. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to midnight 0. Midnight to to a.m. trace. Total this month 0 Total since Sept 1 15.3S in.. 2.58 in. below normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest vesterday 18. highest this a.m. 83. nigh jMiMdk&J J shathtki ROCK & ROLL THIS SAT., AUG. 4th AT DREAMLAND Dance In Cool Comfort Special Teen-Age DANCE Lots of TWIST Music Refreshments Served j HURRY! TONITE & SATURDAY ONLYI Doors Open 6:30-Show Starts 7;00 EVERYONE'S RAVING ABOUT THIS SWELL DOUBLE BILL! RANDOLPH JOEL SCOTT-McCREA tha TtWETflE Ccumny MASin It HARTLEY JlM'HUTTON ' , -f PAUIA PRENTISS " JACK CARTER JifnBACifiJS J! IJariKtW-MffllllMfa -Cioeascope .-d MtTROCOLOn, C1TV 24- , flfl . S7 87 Brook in ss Crater Lake flfl Grants Pass . Rp Howard Prairie .... 75 Klamath Falls RD MEDFORD RR Portland 7R Seattle Spokane , Yakima . Eureka 5H Red Bluff HI Sacramento 71 San Francisco ...... 5(1 Lor Angeles 79 Phoenix 103" Denver 114 ChicaRo 74 Miami Beach fl2 New York B7 Washington. D C. RR 4:00 Yester- a.m. da I.owPrer. 5!1 53 45 fl.1 54 Rl 5fi 55 SATURDAY NITE 9 Till 1 A.M. DANCING OASIS EAGLE POINT Lots of Fun and Excitement for Young and Old JAY STOUGH and the Dixie Drifters Y'all Come! DANCE EVERY SAT. NITE fiR FIVK-DAY FORECAST Through Aue M: U'estern Oregon-Western WasIi Inclnn Temperatures much below normal !lighs western WashinR ton mostly in R0i and western OreRon mostly In 70s. except 55 fi5 along coast. Lows mostly 4R-5A. Precipitation western WashinRton heavier than normal. A lew show ers in western Oregon occurring mostly before Monday. GOLD HILL GRANGE Music by VIC FLOOD WAYNE SHIELDS & the Rhythm Masters Featuring Bob Padgett One of the Valley's Outstanding Bast Men. fttfrtthmentt Served All Evening Check Room Fret T' - Biggest Band . . . Tha Beit Dance! Everyone Welcome Northern California No precip itation. Temperature below normal. SHAKEY'S Dueled by J0N FQPO Produced by WILIS 60L06CK PARAMOUNT i Screenplay i)y JMES WiRNER 8ELLW am! WH.LB 60U)8iCX RELEASE 2ND TREMENDOUS WESTERN! ON SCREEN 10:30 P.M. i ilit . Auoorr IflKMSUR Hepbork BIG HITI SATURDAY ONLYI Ui.l'.V.ltl.ll'.B'-Wr'l PIZZA PARLOR TRY OUR FAMDIK PIZZA SUPREME MADE WITH 7, KINDS OF CHEESE, BAKED IN 750 OVENS FRIENDLY FAMILY ATMOSPHERI Urg or Small Parties ALWAYS WELCOME OPEN NOON DAILY ORDERS TO GO 773-7721 STWtCN RIVERSIDI AND CENTRAL ON IAST JACKSON 215 E. JACKSON MEDFORD Us DRIVE-IN TONIGHT AND SATURDAY TERRIFIC THE GREATEST DRIVE IN SHOW OF THE SEASON ROBGERS&HAMMERSTSN'a MS m a carload NORTH PACIFIC HIGHWAY TONIGHT AND SATURDAY ALL NITE DUSK TO DAWN paws1'1 fi''!Ll f Willi' ,IM'U I LMuiiM FULL-LENGi:i FEATURES ON ONE SHOW! ft J " HtKN.M1IINalK9Nl I "tl nOOMM 1 , am Htfbta.1 J fiom the yen. "'ii uio '4.. V-i iFC' BOBBY nm AW THM V,rE BOONE DARIN TIFFIN MARdRET- EWELL- FAYE AND A FIRST RUN THRILLER NEVER BEFORE SHOWN this is wnmz evu, lltjis? flfs". -7-fti COLUMBIA PICTURES f m ALAN 'I I w-st MICHAEL CftlWN-DORNs MacKENNA HAYES A COLUMBIA PICTURES RtLtASE ADDED BOTH NITES ' 'TAJIdllA I llll'l ' 3 A SWELL RD. 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