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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL THlbUWe.. MLDFOHD. OREGON !uiiul. AUliubl' 12. 1962 WEATHER J, FORECASTS 1 Total tince Spt. I 1638 In., 1 63 Merirord and vicinity: Variable in below normal, cloudiness tnd mild temperature! HUMIDITY: Loweit veiterday ftith a chance of thunderstorm 3.V,.. this evening. mojiiv cloudv and cnoler with a few scattered show ers tomorrow. Huh today Rft to 8ft. Low tonight 58. High tomor row near 80. Western Oregon: Partlv sunny with little temperature change to day. Increasing cloudiness tonight and tomorrow with a little rain or drizzle in places. Cooler over the north interior tomorrow. High to day 78 to 88. Low tonight 48 to 53. High tomorrow 70 to 80. ex cept 84 to 88 in extreme south in terior and 64 to 68 both days on the coast. Northern California: Mostly fair today and tomorrow, except a chance of light rain in the ex treme northern portion this aft ernoon or evening. jlightJy cooler inland tomorrow. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yester day 72; below normal 1. Record high this date 107 in lf35. midnight o in. Total this mc above normal. OBITUARIES Hlsh 4:00 ?4- I CITY Yfiter- a.m. hr. dav Low rrpc. . Brookings B6 v3 ( Klamath Falli Ill 4 MEDFORO M Portland 112 53 Seattle 78 55 Spokane - IS 5fi Yakima Rfl 4R Eureka S3 54 Red Bluff !5 fin Sacramento 3 57 San Franciaeo fi.t 55 Lot Angelea S3 fit Phoenix 113 75 Denver S7 54 Chicago 11 R4 I Miami Beach B! 7fi H ! New York R 5fi .13 Washington. D C 79 fin Sunset today 7:111 p m. Sunrise tomorrow Vlfi am. , The Moon, riding low tonight, seia tomorrow at 2.44 a m. i I PROMINENT STARS I Spica. seta 9 04 p m. Arcturuj. in the west .... 9:2S pm. Fomalhaut. rises . 10:13 p.m. j I Capella low in northeast 12:50 a.m. Feb. 24. 1892 at Dixon, Ncbr. He and his wife were long time residents of the Illinois Valley, lie operated a serv ice station at Selma lor five Leta Susan Martin, of S15 lne coupic moveci to aWVMMB I MARK (ABBY) GREEN , LETA S. MARTIN vri.l srrvim fnr Mark Funeral services for Mrs. On Trip narry d- uiar-.ine ainner at set price per iaoo I oreen. 1 1 m r,i man-, . ui,i..j .k ji.j i Yntrr-a!m. hr. shall, Medford realtor and family. Mrs. Paul Newcomb : wno died Thursday will be Thursday, will be held at 2 predatory game numi-r. ii:n ana mrs. t nomas r. uass are , ,. Mondav at 2 p.m. at the p.m. Monday in the Ashland ' c-.i.irr43i' f,,.. Vani-niiver is- rhmrmnn fnr t ha pii.nl "-u r . r . ,J land. B. C , Canada, where he Dlans to hunt cougar. j Toastmas " I Edinger will be toastmaster ! vjrst Christian church, will j , . Daughter Born Mr. and lor the meeting of the Jack-! officiate. Committal services, jIountajn view cemetery, Ash-i Gilroy, Calif., and Mrs. Pes Mrs. R. C. Saunar, 2S37 sn Toastmastcrs, Monday, ! at Siskiyou Memorial park. lan(i gy Partsafas of Medford; 12 Broadway St., San Diego, Cal- Aug. at o " a m. at &am- w,il be private five years, he owned and op erated the Harmony Music store at 111 West Main st. He was county supervisor of music from 1938 until his re tirement in 1958 He was di- Ashland from the Illinois Val-1 rector of the Hillah Shrine ley in 1956. j band for three years and play- Mr. Haberman leaves a ed with the 162nd Regimental A 9 ther. Walter A. Root, pre ceded him In death in 1939. Pall bearers will be Hal Bishop. Herbert Alford, Ros coe Hopfcr, Elton Walden, Clay Lee and Dr. Eugene Ray. (or the event. r.mra home The Rev. Mortuarv chapel. Fourth and : wlc. Lillian; four children, Band of Portland for ten rcut ' ", , ,,, C sts. The Rev. Leo Wine of !clc" Haberman of Eureka, years. He was a member of sieri Wilson Fredrick Evans, pastor 01 ine , Tabernacle will offi- Calif.. Mrs. Cleo Craig of Medford Masonic Lodge, Scot- riittal will be in ' Brookings, Ivan Haberman of if are narents of a son. born bo's restaurant. Aug. 10, named Ronald Craig. I ' Green and Myrtle Smith, was Mrs Saunar is the former ! Sal Alpha Lambda born at Cove. Ore., on April Miss Diane Robbins, daughter ; chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha j 15i 1902. He lived in Medford of Mrs Sophie Robbins, 240 ' International, is sponsoring a for 16 vears and was employ- South Holly st and she is a lunuudKe sue imiiMia, mis. cct by the Hogue vaiiry i-" Mrc Martin u'ac l,nrn .lnlv ; grandchildren and four great Mr. Green, the son of Abncr ' 1(. iRg jn S(ulthwjck ijan0i gran dchildren ; a brother. and had lived in Ashland for t-narics naocrman, ana sister, the past 15 years. Her hus- Mrs. Anna Atkinson, both of band, Abncr Martin, died in ! Grants Pass: a brother. Ray 1960. mond Haberman. and a sis- Survivors include two sons, 14, at the Fehl building, 103 trv club as a musician until'; ti, ivpiirlnth!.i.r Anoia I iorin ivy st., irom a.m. to his retirement last year Daughter Born Mrs. Brent H. Carter. Citrus ! 4 p.m. Mr H! Meeting ! Calif., and Leo Freudenthaler, He attended the University Grants Pass. tiiree daughters, I Colo. ler. Mrs. Eda Gihnore, both of Murphy, and a brother, Wil liam Haberman of Wellington, tish Rile. Eastern Star, Roxy Ann Court Amaranth and the Modern Woodman of Ameri ca, and Hillah Temple of the Shrine. On July 6, 1907. in Portage, Wisconsin, he was married to Ethel Putney, who survives. Other survivors include one nephew. Dr. John P. Dickson, Portland, Oregon. One bro- START THE DAY WITH A HEARTY BREAKFAST WHITE HOUSE Corntr 6th jnd Ivy Try Our Delight Lunchti OPEN -fS-7 A.M. fefeC CLOSED Sdl. & Sun. SL- -j Epsilon chapter, ot Oregon for two years and j Mrs ,rvin Tayior, Mrs JamCs Rho Epsilon Kappa, real es- ENJOY DINNER TODAY HOLLAND HOTEL In air conditioned comfort- Featuring Our Very Own "Little Champ" Tenderloin Steak Prepared at only Chef Ervin Ramie can prepare ill V 7-oz. Tenderloin Baktd Potato " Crisp Salad Beverage ;2i Serving Breakfast lunch & Dinner EVERYDAY 6 A.M. to Midnight WEEKDAYS Noon to 7 P.M. Sundays Now Playing BILL BLAKELY TRIO Dining Dancing Entertainment i. - i:r ...... (....r id1- uumiidiv jtuLH-'iv, wtii Heights, Calif., are parents of a daughter born July 28 at Citrus Heights. The child has been named Tara Marie. The Carters have another daugh ter, Brenda Lee. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rob erts, Tacoma, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Carter, 1111 Reddy ave., Medford. Work Sentence Robert Royal Allison. 18, of Gold Hill, was ordered in district court Friday to work 40 hours for the city of Gold Hill in lieu of a jail sentence iind fine. The youth was arrested Thursday in Gold Hill on a charge of being drunk on a public highway, according to Jackson county sheriff's dep uties. Picnic Set The Knights of Columbus and Catholic Daughters family picnic is scheduled for 1 p.m. Aug. 19 at Jackson Hot Springs. Cath I olic Daughters will furnish '1 SHOW STARTS 7:45 P.M. TOI TE! RIOTOUS NEW TWIST IN THE ART OF GENTLE PERSUASION' Rock Hudson Doris Day Tony Randall MMttklldki. ON J . WW1 SCREEN WmMH t' ' AND THOSE 'PILLOW TALK" PLAYMATES ARE AT IT AGAINI EDIE ADAMS -JACK OAKIE - JACK KRUSCHEN C-llwn STANLEY SHAPIRO M PAUL HENNING - hiMb, DELBfRI MANN STANLEY SHAPIRO-. MARTIN MELCHER-Uka,.. ROBERT ARTHUR 2ND SHOCK HIT! ON SCREEN 10 P.M. 'fi"vr-& The p,cture vr, with ViP it I! make you FtIP! ' PflT BESOTS tt!!Mi'f ii ' r 4 - "t : t "- Cat!: ' ' .J - 5 fit ' . Ill Jr V I ,Mf a-v4 aajBacm).n ' ' mWmfjT!T!T!ZS'?'m?'m't'' office. 1244 South Riverside ave., Wednesday, Aug. 15, at 7 p.m. William E. Healy, Sa lem, executive vice president of the society, will be a vis itor. H. O. Mar'.in of Medford, is president of Epsilon chap ter, which has a membership of 28 Jackson county real es tate brokers and salesmen. Flu Fire-Mcdford firemen were called at 8:32 p.m. Fri day when a flue fire was re ported at 2870 Georgia St. There was no damage, how ever. New Grandparents - A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Da vid Byers of Yreka, Calif., Aug. 7, in Siskiyou General hospital. The child's grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Byers. Medford, and Mr. and Mrs. Melford Hood, Gold Hill. a Picnic Today - Crater Lake chapter, Oregon State Em ployees association, will hold its annual picnic today at noon in Casey state park. Name Wifhdrawn-Th bus iness name Tru V Boat, has been withdrawn by Jim Al len, according to the Jackson county recorder's office. Erect Signs - The Medford building department has is sued permits to Electrical Products to erect signs at 807 Soulh Central ave. and 126 West Main st. at estimated costs of $1,500 and $1,700, re spectively. A permit was also issued to Dempster Furniture company to erect a sign at 1 100 Barnctt rd. at an approx imate cost of $1,200. A Market - A. H. Schme- chel of the housewares depart ment at Mann s Department store, left today for San Fran cisco, where he will spend the week attending merchandise shows and purchase stock for the store. was a member of Delta Tau I McPherson and Mrs. George Delta fraternity. He was a ! Brooks, all of Ashland: a member of the La Grande I brother, Ernest McCoy, Em First Christian church. ! mctt. Idaho; 22 grandchildren Survivors include one ; and 13 great-grandchildren. brother, Dallas W. Green. Fresno. Calif., and two neph ews, Gordon L. Green, Mill Valley, Calif., and Lawrence W. Green, Seattle, Wash, J. O. N. POLING Services for J. O. N. Poling of 202 Portland ave . will be held in the First Presbyterian church, at 1:30 p.m. Monday with Dr. D. Kirkland West officiating. Interment will be in the family plot in the Phoe nix cemetery. The body will lie in state at Conger-Morris Sunday afternoon. Mr. Poling was born Feb. 15. 1886, in Phillipsburg. Kan., where, on June 8. 1015, he was married to Nellie Vin cent, who survives. He came to southern Oregon in li)20 and until 13 months ago had a farm and orchard on the North Phoenix rd. He was an elder in the Presbyterian church for 42 years. He was J superintendent of the Sunday school in the Phoenix Presby terian church for 30 years. Thirteen months ago he re tired from his orchard and moved to Medford. Surviving besides his wife are three daughters. Mrs. Mil died De Witt, Medford; Mrs. Marjorie Van Gordon, Med ford, and Mrs. Gwencth Law rence, Bremerton, Wash.; one brother, William E. Poling, San Lrandro, Calif.; two sis ters, Mrs. Bessie Young, Med-. ford, and Mrs. Mary Higby, Phillipsburg, Kan., and six grandchildren. Active pall bearers will be Eddie Meeker, Harold Comp- ton, Russell Thompson, Del laf Schnack, Jack Flnrcy and Kenneth Hulbert. Honorary pall bearers will he Alvin Wheeler, John Wubbles, G. O. Sanden, Curtis Vanbebber, Waller Gebhard and Horace Thompson. GLEN E. RUSSELL Funeral services for Glen E. Russell. 51, of Crescent City, Calif., who died Thursday, will be held al 1 p.m. Tues day at Perl Funeral Home. The Rev. D. E. Millard, pas tor of the New Age church. Eagle Point, will officiate. In terment will be in the East wood lOOF cemetery. Mr. Russell, the son of Na- lan H. Russell and Pearl Morgan, was born at Divide, Oregon on March 9, 1911. On April 9, 1942, in Portland, Oregon, he was inducted into the U.S. Army as a Technical Sgt. He served over seas in New Guinea and Luzon from Sept. 1043 to December 1045. He was employed with the Lyle Russell Logging compa ny for ten years prior to his moving to Crescent City a year ago. Since that time he has been self employed as a logger. On March 14, 1953, in Reno, Nevada, he was married to Agnes V. Scranton, who sur vives. Other survivors include his father, Nathan H. Russell, Williams, Ore., one brother, Lylc, Lyle M. Russell, Sonora, j Calif., one sister, Mrs. Bea trice Johnson, Phoenix, Ari zona; four step - daughters, Mrs. Julia Laborde. Liver more, Calif., Mrs. Marjorie , McBricty, Great Falls, Mon tana, Mrs. Viola Baird, Cres cent City, Calif., Mrs. Bonnie Mann, Council Bluff, Iowa, and 13 step-grandchildren. His mother, Mrs. Pearl Rus sell preceded him in death in 1961 and one brother, Ever ett Russell preceded him in death in 1937. Services will be conducted Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at Lit- willcrs Mountain View chap el with interment at Missouri Flats cemetery at Murphy. EDWARD C. ROOT j Funeral services for Edward C. Root, 71, of 3261 Jackson ville Hiway, who died Satur-, day, will be held at 10 a.m.; Tuesday at Perl Funeral i Home. Robert D. Hiatl will be the Christian Science reader, assisted by officers of Medford Masonic Lodge. Com-1 milal services, at Siskiyou ' Memorial Park, will be pri-1 vale. Mr. Root, the son of Charles . E. Root and Emma Ruh, was born on October 22, 1880 at : Scott, Wisonsin. He was a 1 graduate of McCormick Opti cal college, Chicago, III., and practiced optometry for eight years in Portage, Wis. He was also a graduate of the William Zabst School of Music, Port age, Wis. and studied music at the Herman Zeitz Conserva tory in Milwaukee, Wis. He came to Medford in 1910 and taught music in many of the valley grade shools. For VAJ HELD OVER Continuous Today from 1:00 P.M Festival Plays Tonight: "As You Like It." Monday: "Coriolanua." ' Tuesday: "Comedy of Errors" and "A Thievoi' Ballad." Wednesday: "Honry IV, Part It." Curtain lima: 8:30 p.m. OTTO 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. COMPLETE 7 COURSE DINNERS $1.75 to $3.00 Special Prices for Childrenl CHUCK WAGON LUNCH Served 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Daily Except Sunday ADULTS $1.00 - CHILDREN UNDER 10 .... 60c ay trom 1:00 P.M. HURRY! DON'T MISS THE HIT OF THE YEARI THE SLICKEST WAY TO A GIRL'S HEART S THROUGH HER FEMININE CURIOSITYI GARY GRANT DORIS DAY "J , '' E'" Ui"'"""l . ,. v v V ' i :.vH.r"- Y '-.Vy- --; Iff JTX WiJ of Mink "11 , e.TMN COLOIt l im i'MliilBIHflfcflSS i illiWiai' 'jt GIGYOUXG -AUDREY MEADOWS V4 A UMVUIU-MTMNATIONAI mull ' 1 SHORTS LATl NEWS COLOR CARTOON MABLE E. BWEEN Ashland - Mabel E. Sween of 425 Normal ave. passed away Friday night at her res idence. She was 59. Mrs. Sween was born Feb. 8, 1803, at Miami, Okla. She married Don Sween on Jop lin, Mo., July 6, 1920 and came to Ashland from Los An geles in 1946. She was a mem ber of the First Church of1 the Nazarcnc at Ashland. She is survived by her hus band Don; two children, Mrs. Don Lankenship of Ashland and Larry Sween of Medford; 2 grandchildren; a brother, Arch Landers of Miami, Okla., and a sister, Mrs. Cecil Haw kins of Phoenix, Ariz. Funeral services will be conducted under the direction of Lilwiller Funeral home at 1:30 p.m. Monday at the First Church of the Nazarcne, Fourth and C sis., Rev. E. E. j Crawford officiating. Entomb- menl will be a Rcsthaven j mausoleum. i HENRY T."HABERMAN ! Ashland - Henry T. llaher- man, 70, passed away Friday evening at his residence on ! Grandview dr. i Mr. Haberman' was born "K V NORTH FMIFIC H10HWW Vl Wk. CAR LOAD' ENDS TONIGHT An Entertainment Packed Triple Bill I , ''J 10 ........n.ri i A CAST OF THOUSANDS in "THE SEVENTH VOYAGE OF SINBAD" iHRttt MORE MANSFIELD Imtiit'l COLOR., rm. SECRET of DEEP Iharbor HELD OVER! TODAY OPEN AT 1:00 Continuous Shows Starting at 1:30 BUT POSITIVELY ENDS TODAYI SORRY WE CANT HOLD IT LONGER! IT'S REALLY TOPSI A For Peope of A Ages. .7 "t MmrvitewWmo M-XStSK . HUM UAVMt '5irro ih&Ftiii WHS ttWf liiVft JTLTsS, - w;c'y 0k SHaKEYS . tig PIZZA PARLOR TRY OUR FAMOUS PIZZA SUPREME MADE WITH 7 KINDS OF CHEESE, BAKED IN 750 OVENS FRIENDLY FAMILY ATMOSPHERE Larga or Small Partial ALWAYS WELCOME OPEN NOON DAILY ORDERS TO GO STARTING WEDNESDAY LIMITED ROAD SHOW ENGAGEMENT! "GIGMIC. THING It has rarely, if ever been equalled. In the extravagant historical epic tradition of The "Ten Commandments' and Ben Hur'.'Agrandly exciting andsupcr spectacularmovie!" . j Jitt Zunttr Cu Moaaiinm jAMUcl BRONSTON H. lfct Prentnt .tRMli mimaikMm ItCHNlCOlOl 7737721 BETWEEN RIVERSIDE AND CENTRAL ON EAST JACKSON 21S E. JACKSON MEDFORD mm DRIVE-IN SOUTH PACIFIC HIGHWAY, I TONIGHT DRIVE-IN ROAD SHOW ENGAGEMENT! AT REGULAR PRICES KIRK DOUGLAS 'LAURENCE OLIVIER JEAN SIMMONS-CHARLES LAUGHTON PETER USTINOV "JOHN GAVIN TflNY nilRTIS j ' i RAGING l i I CONFLICTJT a uMmtiiNArie4M (MAtt TECHNICOLOR AND THE IDEAL CO-FEATURE ALL-HEART story w-l ,"' 0F tZ-t BOY AND HIS DOG! u vi in nni iil mw m mm) iwq nmmi mxmmm