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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDKORD. OREGON WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IS. 1962 Stale Police Check ' Two Accidents Two accidents occurred at about the same time Tuesday evening, according to Oregon slate police. Vehicles driven by Phillip Larch, 49, of 744' 2 Beall lane, and Donald Robert Ten Brook, 24, of 1317 South Peach st collided on Highway 238 at Janney lane. Considerable damage re sulted from a similar accident on Highway 99 south of Med ford, police said. A car driven by Harriett Geraline Thames, 35, of 2760 Connell ave., was struck from behind by a ve hicle driven by Arthur Ray mond Huff, 51, of 341 Vista St., Ashland. Huff was lodged in Jackson county jail on a charge of drunk on a public highway, police said. Festival Plays Tonight: "Henry IV. Pari II. Thursday: "Ai You Likt It." Friday: "Coriolanus." Saturday: "Comedy of Errors" and "A Thitvei' Ballad." Curtain timt: 8:30 p.m. Ward Spatz Named Oregon-Hokkaido Society Director Obituaries ELROY HARTH Elroy Harth, 51, of 501 Car ter lane, Ashland, died yester day. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Conger Morris funeral directors. SKAKEY S .PIZZA PARLOR . TRY OUR FAMOUS PIZZA SUPREME MADE WITH 7 KINDS OF CHEESE, BAKED IN 750 OVENS FRIENDLY FAMILY ATMOSPHERE Largs or Small Parties ALWAYS WELCOME OPEN NOON DAILY ORDERS TO GO 773-7721 BETWEEN RIVERSIDE AND CENTRAL ON EAST JACKSON 215 E. JACKSON MEDFORD MICHAEL SHERER Michael Sherer, one-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sherer, of Eagle Point, died last night at home. Funeral services will be held at 11:30 a.m. Thursday at Hillcrest Memorial chapel on the North Phoenix rd. The Rev. George R. V. Bolster of the St. Mark's Episcopal church will offici ate. Committal will be in Hill crest Memorial park, with Conger-Morris Funeral direc tors in charge of arrange ments. Michael was born July 14, 1962, and survivors besides his parents Include a brother, Keith Sherer II; a sister, Di ane; and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thurman, Eagle Point; Mrs. Edna Sher er, San Francisco, Calif.; and Mclvin Sherer, Areata, Calif. GEORGE N. FISK Private graveside services for George Norman Fisk, 82, of 604 South Ivy st., who died Sunday, will be held in Eastwood Oddfellows ceme tery Thursday at 1 p.m. The Rev. D. D. Randall of the American Sunday School un ion will officiate. Arrange ments are being taken care of by Conger-Morris funeral directors. Mr. Fisk was born July 24. 1880, in Sandwick, 111., and had lived in southern Oregon 60 years. He was a member of the Knights of Pythias. He j was married June 22, 1950, in ' Yreka, Calif., to Lulu Wilson, who survjves. J Other survivors include a son, Dr. Harold Norman Fisk, Houston, Texas; and two daughters, Mrs. Silas ; (Marjorie) King, Vancouver, j Wash.; and Mrs. Ed (Mary) ! Dobie, Minneapolis, Ind. I The body will lie in state , at Conger-Morris downtown j chapel until time for the i services. MMMMaMMMiiMHMMaM TONITE! ON SCREEN AT 7:55 PM t AT 12 M The "Picture with IT'S ALL ABOUT THE UPS AND DOWNS OF THE LOVE GAME I "RocK Hudson DOrisDay Tony "Randall- Come Those "Pillow Talk" Pfaymates are at it again! r j1 Locals Patient Medical patient at Over-lhe-Counler Western Stocks By Inltrd Preia International Hid Aokrd Sacred Heart hnsnital is Mrs. , Bank nl America -. r r Salem -HOT- Gov. Mark Hat field Tuesday announced the formation of" an Oregon-Hokkaido rural cooperation soci ety. The Oregon governor told of the formation of the group when he met with Tadashi Saito, vice governor of the Japanese state. Oregon and Hokkaido are considering a sister-state rela tionship. Sapporo, Hokkaido's largest city is a sister city of Portland. Mutual Advantage Hatfield said purpose of the new organization is to pro vide closer ties with one of the foremost customers of our ag ricultural products and to give opportunities for the two states to study the similarities of climate and soil for mutual advantage. Saito visited Oregon at the direction of Hokkaido Gov. Kingo Machimura. He met with Hatfield and Joe Saito, Ontario, a member of the State Board of Agricul ture, as well as other state government officials. Hatfield will serve as chair man of the new committee and Portland Mayor Terry Schrunk will be an honorary board member. Directors include Ward B. Spatz. Medforo; Ed A. Gaary, RALSTON To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wabram , 2602 Biddle rd.. Meriford. Aug. 14. 1962, a girl, 7:,4 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. MINGErWTo Mr. and Mrs. Mclvin E., route 1, box 596, Talent, Aug. 13, 1962, a girl, 6;!4 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. I Emma Perkins, : Oakdale ave. I 38 North Klamath Falls; Frank B Rood, North Bend; F. E. Price, j Sale The Women of Unity Corvallis; Walter Leth, Sa-1 wil' sponsor a rummage sale Mm. Tamo K ci, t c i . ' r 'Uo.v ana oaiurany. rtus- if James Hill Jr., Pendleton: Marrion T. Weatherford. Ar lington; Riddell Lage, Hood River; Ray T. Yasui, Hood River; Charles Allan Tom, The Dalles; Harry I. Stearns, Prinevillc; John F. Brooks, Madras; Saito; Rev. George Uyemura, Ontario; Kessler Cannon, Bend; and Allen P. Wheeler, Allan G. McClary, Gerry Pratt, Roye M. Troute, John Fulton, Robert Holdey, Thomas Kerry, Robert H. Wong, Ursel C. Narver, and Marshall Dana, all of Portland. One-fifth of Canada, about 683,000 square miles, is drain ed by the Mackenzie river which is also navigable for al most its entire length. Servicemen HONORED Airman Second Class Joe L. Boorman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boorman, 178 Skidmore ave., Ashland, has been selected outstanding maintenance man of the month in the 1624th Support Squadron at Ernest Harmon Air Force base, Newfound land. The airman, a graduate of Mrdford High school, is an autopilot repairman. REMICK To Mr. and Mrs. Jesse, 810 Cedar St., Medford, Ang. 13, 1962, a girl, 6-4 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. Two-Skirt Style J U9484 "Mr : s? mim, gum m t4SC.W LEE REMICK fastest V -T& fTTr two hours V l the screen V B " . 1 t the screen has ever seen! ON T 10 PM. SIZES 14' j-24!i Choose a gored or pleated skirt for this attractive cas j ual that fits so neatly, so j nicely across shoulders, bust, at waist and hipline. Printed Pattern 9484: Half Sizes 14', 1614, 18'j, 20'j. 22W, 24'j. Size 1 6 1 2 requires 4' a yards 35-inch fabric. FIFTY CENTS in coins for this pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for first class mail. Send to Marion Martin, Medford Mail Trib une, Pattern Dept., 2.12 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. FRST TIME EVER! Glam orous movie star's wardrobe I plus 110 exciting styles to sew in our new Fall-Winter Pattern Catalog. Send 35 cents. NOW IN GUAM Eugene D. Winningham, builder second class. USN, son of Eugene Winningham, Trail, has arrived in Guam, Marianas Islands, with other members of Mobile Construc tion Battalion Five. The bat talion left the continental U.S. July 21. While in Guam, the "Seabees" will construct housing units and renovate existing Navy facilities. They are scheduled to return to Port Huencme, Calif., in December. and 18, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Eagles hall, 117 West Main st. Cuddle-Pet Pair ipiip Cafa Fire Fire was report-1 ed in an electric motor at Bateman s cafe. 2392 North Pacific hwy. at 12:51 am. Tuesday. Medford firemen found that the motor had burned out. There was no damage other than to the motor. Car Fire Fire apparently started by a cigarette burned an eight-inch hole in the front scat of a car registered to Max Hcnne of 31 South Barneburg rd., Monday. Med ford firemen were summoned at 5:28 p.m. The car was on Central ave. south of Main st. when the fire was re ported. Grass Fires Medford fire men were called to extin guish a grass fire at 11:50 a.m. Monday in the 2500 block of Springbrook rd. The fire burned approximately one fourth of an acre. Two small boys playing with matches admitted sorting the fire, firemen said, and were turned over to their parents. Monday around 2:30 p.m. the State Forestry department put out a grass fire in the Wagner creek area. It burned one-tenth of an acre. a a a Equipment Stolen-- La- Vern Gordon Marsh, part owner of Marsh Construction company, reported to Med ford. city police Monday that three saws and an electric light cord, with a total value of about $185, were stolen from the firm's trailer while it was parked at 392 O'Gara st. The theft occurred some time between noon Saturday and 7:30 a.m. Monday, Marsh told police. Grass Fires-Ashlanrl fire men were summoned at 2:22 p.m. Tuesday to extinguish grass fire on Southern Ore gon college property on Sta dium st. The fire, caused by children playing with match es, burned just a small patch of grass. At 10:15 a.m. Wed nesday, firemen responded to another grass fire, of un known cause, at the residence nf Richard L. Gaulke, 1340 Oregon st. The fire burned a small area. rac Util Con Freight Cyprua Mines Equitable SAT Fir&t National Bank . Jantien . . Morrison Knudsen . Mult Kennrla . . . N W Natural P.aa j Oreaon Metallurgical P P it L. PGE U S National Bank .. I'nited Ulll West Coast Tel Weyerhaeuser Medford Police Check Accidents Medford city police investi- A 11 ! Portland Produce MEDICAL BENEFITS WashinL'tnn-IIINl President Kennedy Tuesday signed a ZZ""-aPrllrr& bill to Rive peacetime CX-jlarRr, 4fi-0c; AA larRO 43-47c; A servicemen the same hospital TLrJ'tH and medical care benefits forlhicher "jprvtrp . rnnnoctpri nitmpnU Butter To retailers: A A and A service . connected aliments prlnlI fl7l. carton, ic higher: b gated four accidents in the! '. I Cheese .medium curedi To re- j tailera: 47-48'ic: processed Ameri can .V.n lb loaf. 43-46jC. I"1. 25.', Weather FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Fair to night and Thursday, except for a little high cloudiness at times. Low tonight S5. High Thursday ttn-JiS. Western Oregon: Fair tonight, except for tog on south coast. Partly cloudy Thursday with morning oyercast along coast and a chance of isolated thundershow ers near mountains In afternoon. A little cooler Thursday. Low to night 52-60. High Thursday SO-S3 in north to !t2 in southern interior. Northern California: Fair tonight and Thursday, except coastal fog and chance of scattered thunder storms in southern Sierras in af ternoon. Little temperature change. past two days. Cars driven by Jesse G. Banta, 25, of route 1, box 196, Gold Hill, and Benjamin Amiss Vcrbryck. 54, of 220 Mountain ave., Ashland, col lided at the corner of Fourth and Central sis., according to police. Vcrbryck was cited by city police for improper turn ing and lodged in Medford city jail on a charge of drunk in public and involved in an accident. Cars operated by Fred Wil liam Burrows. 17, Bethesda, Md., and William August Singler, 33, of 124 Vernada place, were involved in an accident at the corner of Jack son and Bartlctt sis., police said. An accident involving Earl Halstead York, 63, of 107 North Ivy st., and Calvin Bruce Lenz, 17, of route 4, box 321, Medford, occurred at the intersection of Ellen- Investment Funds 1 Portland rUPI) Drrssed cluck. Noon quolaUom on selected fni No 1 grade dressed to retail vtocks r una Bullock Chemical Fund Colonial Ener Eaton Howard Stic Fundamental Invest. Rid 1 1 Hit !) 4 1(1 US 12 n -2 era: r ryen, whole drawn to rctail- Atkrrt 1 In.; cut-up. 38-4t lb.: hcis. lichi 12.7.5 : lypo. whole drawn, la-anc lb.: light type hem. cut-up 31 -34c lb.; heavy whole .Iti-nfic lb Group Sec Avia-Etec fi.fi!. Group Sec Com St k l SU Group Sec Petr . .. 10.51 Keystone B-3 14 R3 Keystone B-4 B.07 Kevstone K-2 4 5fl Keystone S-l Ifl 45 Keystone S-2 1 1 Oil Kevstone S-3 12 40 Keystone S-4 ... 3 72 Mass Inv Growth Slk 7 01 temperature: Mean y!er. and Barnett rds., accord- day 7.V. above normal 2 Record high this date 107 In 19.1.1. Record low this date 44 In 102S. PRECIPITATION r 24 hour, to midnight, none. Midnight to 10 a.m., none. Total this month 1 00 inch. .4 inch above normal. Total since Sept. 1. 10.18 inches, 1.04 inches below normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 24rr. highest this a.m. 93. tilth 4:00 34- C1TY yeter day Brookincs 0.1 Crater Lake 7S Grants Pass P.I Klamath Falls .... M MEDFORD J Portland 84 hr. Low Prec. S7 .VI Seattle 82 S8 Spokane 87 S4 Yakima 00 .11 Eureka - 82 .14 Red Bluff 110 8!l Sacramento 100 80 San Francisco .... 00 .18 Los Angeles 02 88 Phoenix .". 112 811 t Denver - 100 .18 Chicago 88 .14 Miami Beach 8.1 78 .07 New York 84 8.1 Washington, D. C. 86 81 riVE-DAY FORECAST (Through Aug. 20: Western Oregon - Western Wash ington Little it any precipitation in western Oregon. A little rain Saturday or buntiay along Wash ington coast. Above normal tem peratures with cooling trend to ward end ot week. Maximums in 80s in Washington and in this in western Oregon, cooling to 70s In Washington and 80s in Oregon. Minimums mostly in .10s. ing to city police. A passenger in the Lenz vehicle was Bev erly Mae Havlick, 19, of 808 West Main st. Lenz and Mrs. Havlick received minor in juries. This morning cars driven by Brian Joseph Young. 17. of route 1, box 718. Eaelc Point, and Daniel Boone Ca- son, 41, of Portland were in an accident at South Central and East Ninth sts., police re ports show. Nal'l Growth Stocks TV-Elec United Accum United Canada . . United Continental . United Income United Sclenre Value Line lnc Variable Wellington 7 01 1.1 80 fi 08 12. .11 10.42 8.21 10 88 S 81 4 8.1 1.70 13.01 10 29 11.07 12 09 9 12 7 29 12.09 11. .11 18 18 9.90 .1 01 21 22 12.10 1.1 .18 4.08 7.06 7 88 17 14 7. .19 13 07 17 83 8.79 11 87 8 .1.1 .1 28 8. 18 14 84 TREAT YOURSELF TO A GOOD BREAKFAST WHITE HOUSE Corner 6th and Ivy Try Our g Lunches jJJJ-"-,.-- i OPEN fC l I CLOSED NfCV I Sat. & Sun. 5s-- j a"a DRIVE-IN niiTU PAMCii" UIAUMAV Portland Livestock Portland )UPI -USDA Call le 300. Standard lern. 1020-llflO 1h. 21-23; iitlllly hcifcra 17; canner cutter cowr 10-14 .50. Calves 25. High nonrt-cholce vealerg 26-27; occasional tandarcl Hors 2,50. II S. 20-20.50; 2 and 19. SO. Sheep S()0. Choice-prime fi0-100 lb. Central Oregon apVlns lambs 20-20.50- choice-prime natives H4, lb. 19.50: feeder lambs HIS-85 lb. choice-prime 15-16; ewes 3-5. 1 and 3 butchers 3 grade 22 lb. Northern California No precipi tation. Temperatures near or above normal. Permits Issues A permit was issued to A. H. Dubs to construct a $17,000 residence at 2426 East Main st., by the Medford Building depart ment. Others were Issued to Walt Frocber to remodel a residence at 1410 East Jack son st., at an estimated cost of $11,300. APPEARING NIGHTLY AT Tower Broiler The Magic Piano Artistry of DON MEYERS SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE TO DAVE DODGE TRIO unaTM MiIPU HlftHWAY A CAR LOAD, . . .JtM TONITE & THURSDAY SOPHIA LOREN Academy Award Winner! 'BEST ACTRESS' AND THE GREAT HIT THAT SHOULD HAVE WONI I. PAUL mm is "Tbv. . & a. - , HII'I'lllllllffFffN I aW ' 11 ' jackiiGLEASON urn LAURIE STARTING TONIGHT So thai a million men might follow, ona man opened the way... 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