Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 16, 1962, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMbDfcCltiJ IiAli- iniuUML, incur unU. Unit-ULn OBITUARIES BERTHA HACKLER Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha Mae Hackler, 79, of 344 South Crape St., who died Friday, will be held Monday, Sept. 17, at 3 p.m., in the Chapel of Memories, Memory Gardens Funeral Home. The Rev. Katharine Bos worth of Unity Church will officiate. Interment will be in Memory Gardens Memorial Park. Mrs. Hackler was born Feb. 23, 1883 in Missouri, the daughter of William and Elizabeth Young. She mar ried Edward S. Hackler, who died in 1942. She was a mem ber of Eastern Star and the United Brethren Church in Culver City, Calif., where she resided until moving to Med ford eight years ago. Survivors include a daugh ter, Mrs. M. E. (Elizabeth) Howell, Medford; a son, Ralph L. Hackler, Inglewood, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Mary A. Brooke, Medford; a brother, Wilbur Young, Citrus Heights, Calif.; three grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. FLORENCE E. DOUGLAS Mrs. Florence E. Douglas, 729 West 13th St., died in a local hospital Saturday morn ing. Among the survivors are two daughters in Medford, Airs. Etta Crapper and Mrs. Minnie M. Bower. Conger Morris is in charge of funeral arrangements. ' Locals i J Speaker To Give Report On International Cancer Congress Held in Moscow Two Persons Injured In Two-Car Crash Phoenix Two persons suffered slight injuries in a two-car collision on Highway 99 just north of Phoenix Sat urday morning. Neither was hospitalized. The collision involved autos driven by William Clark Shepherd, 48, Eagle Point, and Don Harvey Stultz, 59, Tor rance, Calif. Shepherd com plained of back injuries, state police officers said, and Stultz received bruises and lacerations. PROCLAIMS WEEK Washington -HIPP- President Kennedy has proclaimed the week beginning Oct. 21 as National Forest Products week. GUtOYT 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. C0MPLETE7 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 Toutmaslort-Ray Johnson, Abb Grcssett and Dana Col lins will be topic speakers at the Jackson Toastmasters meeting at 6:30 a n.., Mon day at Sambo's restaurant. Topic will be the "Cuban Situation." Toastmastcr will be Don Johnson. An election of officers will be held on Sept. 24. Roundtablt Speaker - The operation of the Medford Electronic Data P-occssing and Computing cente- will be discussed by Otto Ewaldsen at the Monday noon meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Roundtablc. The Roundtable meets at North's Chuck Wag on 1016 North Riverside ave. Leaves Hospital Postmas ter Wayne Cummins of Horn brook, Calif., returned home Wednesday from Rogue Val ley hospital where he had been a patient since undergo ing surgery Sept. 7. During his illness, his clerk, Mrs. Cummins, is assuming the du ties of postmaster, and Mrs. Lawrence Brcceda is acting clerk. Brush Fire Ashland fire men extinguished a brush fire on Ridge rd. Saturday morn ing. The fire was reported at 9:29 a.m. Cause was undeter mined. There was no damage of conseguence. Grass Fire Fire of un determined cause burned a small area on the property of William Cate, Rt. 2, Box 187, Central Point, Saturday. The Central Point Rural Fire department responded at 10:17 a.m. The fifth annual meeting of the Jackson County unit of the American Cancer society will be held Tuesday, Sept. 18 at 6 p.m. at the Rogue Valley Country club. Dr. Alfred C. Hutchinson, Portland, who has practiced medicine in the state since 194S, will speak. He will be introduced by Dr. Earl Law son. Robert Cronkhile will serve as master of ceremonies. The Rev. Robert Tull of the Con gregational Church of Med ford will give the invocation at the no-host dinner, to which the public is invited. Dr. Hutchinson has been a member of the Oregon Divi sion board of the Society for the past 13 years and is a MEETING SET Portland -WPP- Lumber grade simplification and Ca nadian imports will be dis cussed at a meeting here Wednesday. Weather II IIW i III I IIH I I I Mill U lll'l IMBIII II !! I I KOKNER HAMILTON JSJ -lnuhlioi 01 Lill" SMI M at "Noun Fran Ikt Hit" iJJLfcJ Mf pa bjley m ifm m viMl JACK MULLANEY le . II Wl ONSLOW STEVENS I Omasft I I gull li?J !iibr I u:n I I fU'H B ROBERT THOM f It It I 11 0 ffl if I CinemoSeopt and Mtfroeofor I I er stock u --JSlv ' , M CALHOUN l LN HALE - CONNIE HIKES Pf . l l WHH GENTRY wiPESCMf l--J-s 1 FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Fair I through Monday. High both days near yo. low tonigni 4j. Western Oregon: Generally fair today and Monday, with patches of early morning fog. Little tem perature change. High both dayt 75 to 83. except 65 to 70 along the coast. Low tonight 47 to 53. Northern California: Fair today and Monday, but some fog and low clouds on coast night and morning. Little change in tem perature. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yester. rtav tiR- fthnve norma 3. Record high thia date 102 in 1938 Record low this date 34 in 1021 PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to midnight, none. Total this month .01 In., .19 In, hlnw normal. Total since Sept. 1 .01 in., .19 in. below normal. HUMIDITY; Lowest yesterday 26 per cent. Hlh 4:00 21- CITV Yester- a.m. tir. any Low Free, member of the American Can-1 8th International Cancer Con-1 Program committee for the ccr society's national commit-1 press which he attended in , event includes Dr. Robert tee on professional education. I the Kremlin and at Moscow I Turner, chairman: Mrs. Rich- His report will be on the i State university in late July, ard Geary, Mrs. Philip Sclby latest cancer control progress as it was presented at the Social Worker Is Added To Staff Mrs. Joann S. Peterson, certified social worker, has joined the staff of the Jack son County Family and Child Guidance clinic as a profes sional volunteer, according to Dr. A. Erin Mcrkel, Jackson county public health officer. Mrs. Peterson is working a half-day a week as a psychi atric social worker. Mrs. Peterson obtained a oachelor of arts degree in so ciology from Willamette uni versity In 1956 and her mas ter's degree in social work from the University of Wash ington in 1958. She has been employed pre viously with the children's Orthopedic Hospital's social service department in Seattle; the diagnostic clinic of the Washington Association for Retarded Children, Seattle; and the Catherine Booth Ma ternity home and hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mrs. Peterson is a member i of the Academy of Certified I Social Workers, and the Na tional Association of Social Workers, Dr. Merkel said. He will illustrate his talk with and Mrs. Philip Stansbury. picture slides and there will be an opportunity for aud dience participation in a ques tion and answer period following. This is the opportunity for the public to learn what is! bcine done internationally 1 1 ntiH Inrallv in 1h ranmr r-nn. trol program. Reservations i may be made by contacting j the Cancer Information cen ter maintained by the Jackson County unit. Room 401, Lev- erett building or telephoning j 773-5856 or 482-0174. Committee chairman mak ing reports will be Abncr Clark. DDS, education; Rob ert M. Turner, MD, profes sional education, Mrs. Ray Frisbie, service, and Robert Ford, Crusade program. The business session will include a report by Orval Eaton, OD, president, followed by the nominating committee report given by Ray Johnson. Elec tion of officers and members of the board of directors will follow the business meeting. Brookincs . Klamath Falll 7S Medford 87 Portland 75 Seattle 68 Spokane 70 Yakima 70 Eureka 3 Red Bluff 96 Sacramento til San Francisco 73 Los Angeles 80 Phoenix 104 Denver 90 Chicago 73 Miami Beach 86 New York 80 Washington. D.C 83 .13 50 48 j! .".8 57 63 57 55 60 73 50 59 74 60 63 ROBERT E. PHELPS Chief Engineer Engineer Joins Tru-Mix Division Robert E. Phelps has joined the Tru-Mix division of Con crete -Steel corporation as chief engineer. Homer A. Marx corporation vice presi dent has announced. Phelps will be in charge of construction, estimating and heavy earth moving equip ment. It is a new position with the firm. He is a graduate of the Uni versity of Alaska with a de gree in civil engineering and received his master of science degree in civil engineering construction from Stanford university. During the past four years he has been project engineer, engineer-estimator and for the last year as a Superintendent on two highway projects 'for Peter Kiewil Sons' company, in southern Oregon. Previously he was with the B-E-C-K McLaughlin and As sociates, Nome, Alaska; Mor-rison-Knudscn company, Fair banks, Alaska, and with Vitro Corporation of America, Flor ida. He Is married and the cou ple has four children. Local Group Tours New Chalet Motel A number of Medford civic and business leaders attended the opening of the new Hyatt Chalet motel at 56 North Riverside ave. Friday night. Following a cocktail party, the guests toured the new mo tel which features an alpine Swiss motif following a bold A-line roof. The deluxe units are furnished In contemporary Swiss decor using gold and green colors. A garden setting with a large heated swimming pool, putting green and many indi vidual patio areas are other features seen by the visitors. This is the sixth such opera tion opened by the company, Hyatt Chalet Motels, Inc., and is a subsidiary of the Hyatt Corporation of America, builders and operators of the Hyatt House hotels. Big Savings ON WATCHES (Check Our Windows) This Month AT 231 E. Main Suoday, September IS I Sunset today 6 0 pm. i Sunrise tomorrw 5:53 am. Moonrue tonight 8:21 p.m. Last Quarter Sept. 20 PROMINENT STAR Capella. low In northeast t0:33 'visible planets I Venus, sets 7 25 p m. Jupiter, due suoth 11:00 p.m. I Saturn, low in southwest 12 05 a.m. I Mars, rises 12 34 a.m. 1 ENJOY A MUCH BETTER BREAKFAST! WHITE HOUSE Corner 6th nd Ivy w truuiiioM 1 773-6763 L J&XPZ II Adults $1.00 f- AIITU DiCIt UIAUUA " Pg 1 M " rnvir.v "lvn" Jl C.1U& I UNI IE! Tsfi "TrsT it i i.T l"MJ,)i'i1ti tfi m ntLU UVEK - jUUrt lii TW0 0F THE YEAR'S B,GGEST H,TSI hZJ"l '&& i IH THE UNUSUAL! I ''A ,3?.4T Plus 3rd Fejtura t w n THIUHMDLCK WORE A GUN VP- iom mm mm ulsah JACK KRUSCHEN TELLY SAVIU1S BARftl CHASE PHONE 772-6424 WflDin U1T0K HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT Starts fYv Today I lo i PHONE - - 772-6424 Starts Today r Imi., .hi. , mi CIt4-CtrfHi( TtltfMt TICKETS NOW ON SALE DON'T WAIT TOO IONGI Lunches rp39' PEN 1 7 a.m. JSy CLOSED Sat. & Sun. BROADWAY THEATER LEAGUE OF MEDFORD Presents . . . 1962-63 Season's Best! "Mry, Mary" -"The Tenth Man" "Shot in the Dark" -"Carnival" Tickets on Sale in the Holly Theatre Lobby Sept. 17 Thru 24 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Price Includes All 4 Plays k Star Studded Broadway Casts -k Name Stars To Be Announced Phone 773-1902 for Information HOLLYWOOD'S FINEST ACTORS A DREAM CAST HENRY FONDA DON MURRAY PETER LAWFORD FRANCHOT TONE BURGESS MEREDITH PAUL FORD CHARLES LAUGHTON WALTER PIDGEON GENE TIERNEY LEW AY RES EDDIE HODGES INGA SWENSON IN A VERY LIMITED ROAD SHOW ENGAGEMENT STARTING TODAY Doors Open at 1:15 PROVOCATIVE ADULT ENTERTAINMENT! WE DO NOT RECOMMEND FOR CHILDREN Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents PAUL NEWMAN GERALDINE PAGE HE USED LOVE LIKE MOST 3jf ' ;?Al 1 MONEY! -I1 i' if TENNESSEE WILLIAMS .CINCMASOOPeMITROOOLOPI SHIRLEY KNIGHT ED BEGLEY- RIP lOR'J NOW, A SENSATIONALLY NEW WARREN BEATTY CHARACTER EXPLODES FROM THE JOLTING PAGES OF JAMES LEO HEP.LIHY'S BOLD AND REVEALING NOVEL I Metro - Goidwyn - Mayer presents EVA MARIE SAINT WARREN BEATTY KARLMALDEN 4 ANGELA LAIMSBURY BRANDON deWILDE ARIE TE3E IU2EIU fl3D UirOLlflErc OF WASNiniGTOiH REALLY LIEIE THIS? f T! 1 wiJ "i fi T r. "-yi V "What happened. In Hawaii? That awful creature on the phone made It sound Ilka he knew some nasty secretl" "No marriage? How long must I keep up this backstairs romance? Are you afraid I won't get elected next time?" PS I 1 I nl V I I I !f L mm 9l V srsyr I i "We want to know what you Intend to give away to the Communists!" U 1 "You can come back here with Ray . . . you've Daidl" NOTICE ONLY 5 SHOWINGS THE SENSATIONAL HIT THAT'S RAISING THE ROOFI SUNDAY Mttinta Doan Opn 1:10 Show il 2:00 Ivanina, Dor Opsn 7.30 Sh al 1:00 Monday Tuaidtr Wtdnisday vantnf i Only Dura Optn 7:30 Show tt 1:00 ROAO SHOW PRICES Adulu and Studinti, Sl.00 Childron I0t (III iK25yNcw8 m