Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 19, 1962, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON South Bend, Ind. -il'PD- Paul Eabies, 40, made a bad bet the other night although he won $5. He collected Jor turn ing in a false alarm and then paid S300 in fines in munic ipal court for doing it. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1962 CHICKEN HAWAIIAN Chicken, subtle simmered with exotic herbs and spices, pineapple garnish $3.00 MARK ANTONY Motor Hotel Ashland, Oregon Car, Bus Accident Reported by Police A car and a bus collided at the intersection of Voorhies rd. and the South Stage rd. yesterday. The car was driven by Sherrie Yvonne Pritchard. 19, of 1408 South Ivy st., Med ford, and the bus driven by Cecil Welburn, 40, of route 4, box 430H, Medford. No injuries were reported, police said. Over-the-Counfer Western Stocks By United Press International Bid Asked Bank ot America 4f)5 52a Cal Pac Util 20 a 22 Con Freight 10J Ua Cyprus Alines 24-1 ZH3. Equitable S & L 38'., 41 First National Bank .... 53 1 a 593i Janten 24' 264 Morrison Knudssa 2J3 31 i Mult Kennels :i'a 4 la N .W. Natural Gas 27 4 2!) Oregon Metallurgical .. J-i ' PP&L 23 ',t ?4 PGE 24 23'., U.S. National Bank . 63 ISS United Util 27 4 29 West Coast Tel 17'a 18-i Weyerhaeuser 22 T 24 lB HEADLINES In the Making! Make Plans to Attend Our 2nd Annual , FALL FESTIVAL Saturday, October 27th at the ROGUE RIVER LODGE On Crater Lake Hwy. 62, 23 Miles N.E. of Medford Enjoy delicious food every day, year around . . . and your favorite beverages. Live Music on Weekends Live Music on Weekends Open 4 to Midnite, Week days. 4 to 2:30 A.M. Fri. & Sat. CLOSED THURS. WEATHER FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Generally fair through Saturday, except patchy valley fog in the morning, mostly along river. Low tonight 33-38. High Saturday 62-67. Western Oregon: Mostly cloudy through Saturday, except aunny afternoon in south portion. Con siderable night and morning fug and spotty drizzle. Little tempera ture change. Low tonight 44-52. except 33-40 In extreme south in terior. High Saturday 57-67. Northern California: Fair through Saturday, except coastal fog and low cloudiness. Cooler in coastal valleys. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yester day 50: below normal 4. Record high this date 80 in 1913. Record low this date 20 in 1949. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to midnight, none. Midnight to 10 a.m., none. Total this month 6 26 inches, 3.28 inches above normal. Total since Sept. 1, 7. 02 inches, 5.39 inches above normal. HUMIDITY : Lowest yesterday 47'c, highest this a.m. lOO'.o, Hleh 4:00 21- Yester- a.m. nr. day Low Prec. An 44 j New York .. . fifi wasntngion. u. t. 67 FIVE-DAY FORECAST tTh roue h Oct. 24) Western Oregon - Western Wash ington Temperatures averaging a little below normal with less than normal precipitation. Maxi mum temperatures mostly in 50s. M miniums mostly in High 30s and 40s. Northern California No precipi tation. Near normal temperatures. CITY Brookings Crater Lake Grants Pass Howard Prairie . Klamath Falls ... MEDFORD Portland Seattle Spokane Y a ki ma Eureka Red Bluff Sacramento ..... San Francisco . Los Angeles ... , 77 , 71 64 Phoenix Denver ...... Chicago Miami Beach . . 78 . 71 . 71 . 85 Locals Driver Citsd Juna Jannell Wills, 18, o 536 NW Savage rd., Grants Pass, was cited (or violation of basic rule fol lowing an accident at 9:45 a.m. Thursday at East Main and Second sis., Ashland. Po lice said she struck the rear of a car driven by Victor Lee Coggins. 19, of 2045 Barnett rd., Medford. Complete Drills Medford firemen today were to com plete annual fire drills in schools of the Medford dis trict. They reported that schools have been cleared in excellent time. The drill at West Side school was conduct ed by Central Point rural firemen. 'ft'iifefirTn The GROTTO 10 North Front WILL BE CLOSED October 21 thru October 28 REOPENING OCT. 29 Featuring Our Same Fine Italian Dinner! Plus A New Type Luncheon Service lES 75c ,o 1.00 Something Brand New in Medford OPEN 6 A.M. DAILY m fg MAKE SUNDAY BREAKFAST A REAL TREAT Your entire family will enjoy a hearty stack of those delicious pancakes. Remember too all eggs are fried in real butter. Where else can you find such delicious coffee? SPECIAL BREAKFAST EVERY SUNDAY! SPECIAL KIDDIE PLATE TOO! 510 North Riverside Tonite & Saturday! w.,A ITili DOORS OPEN AT 6:45 SHOW STARTS AT 7:00 TONITE ONLY SPOOK : SHOW! IQQ, ' f VP We'll guarantee ' l j you'll shake VINCENT PRICE "'" jrii'ht! Master of the Macabre, in "The House of Wax" , IS JOHN In His 2 Great Kits! BP5"ti KM-ESS ADVENTURERS... S.T?TTTTrV 4- OBITUARIES LETHA CLAWSON Mrs. Letha Clawson, of 119 Portland ave., Medford, died last night in a local nursing home. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Conger Morris Funeral directors. WALTER A. JAMES Funeral services tor Walter A. James, 76, of Shady Cove, who died Sunday, will be held at 9 a.m. Monday in Conger Morris downtown chapel. The Rev. George Rosebcrry ot the First Methodist church will officiate. Committal will be in Cloverdale cemetery at Creswell, Ore. Mr. James was born Feb. 23, 1886, in Creswell, and had lived in Shady Cove for the past 10 months. He had been employed as a welder in west coast shipyards. He was married Dec. 5, I960, in Berkeley, Calif., lo Mary Marie Sims, who sur vives. Other survivors include a son, Howard James, Sweet Home, Ore.; two brothers, Loren James, Medford; and Joe James, Springfield, Ore.; and two sisters, Mrs. Daisy Hills, and Mrs. Erma Bolin, both of Springfield, Ore. a son, Dr. O. M. Reed. San Antonio, Tex.; two brothers, Harold Kane, Eureka, and Rutledge Kane. North Dako ta; a sister, Mrs. Mae Morri son, Weed, and a grandson. X IB T H Ill -P'--.. C II yKAKL VtALUCIN V I "Phantom of the Rue Morgue" Both In I t! ASHLAND 482-3321 SATURDAY ONLY! A I TWO fflMPI FTP WOWt AT 7-00.01S CLASHING IN A KINGDOM II El .ilt Z OF KILLERS! It lllWn n wHroHL i ii eii fim i ju.ymn NFHFM1AM IFF II HI ill I W lit HlftM j I ' ' I f flU I AND I III 1 IUKIOUITOUNOWOWO-H. IX I , V&&' J I I AUISM V El! -jT'-tjtr-i r ;,t " ii a iiitiuiiiniTrn'i v nn TONITE & SA1URDAY1 II II l .. ,.? -MAnoioR'i U TOMMY SNDS-llLIGETtr. I Bl rLA""... 4 H '11 i '2 ,r"ll'tjmm"in " COLOU by M LUX ONiSeoPE fnA-. J STUART IN ' Vt..f nrnnnrr mint mi ftKMJI-r and IVIAKVIN MRS. EDNA REED GOULD Funeral services for Mrs. Edna Reed Gould, 64, of Weed. Calif., who died in Red ding Saturday, were held at the Grace Presbyterian church in Weed Tuesday. The Rev. Harold Foster officiated. Mrs. Gould died in Redding Saturday of a heart attack while attending a Shrine function. ! - She was born In North Da kota April 8. 1898, and had lived in California for 40 years. She was a member and past matron of Fidelity Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, Dunsmuir, secretary of Yreka Nile club, and a member of Menzalch Temple, Daughters of the Nile, a member of Grace Presbyterian church and the American Legion auxiliary. She is survived by her hus band, Richard Gould, Weed; THOMAS E. WERT Hornbrook Thomas Ernest Wert, 74, of Yreka, died Thursday morning at Siski you General hospital follow ing a short illness. Mr. Wert was born Oct. 16. 1888, in Aurora, Neb., and moved to Hornbrook in 1932, where he lived for several years. He later mo cd to Hill, where he was employed by the Fruit Growers Supply company. Most recently he had been a watchman for Hi-R i d g e Lumber company at Mon tague. Mr. Wert is survived by his wife, Bertha, of Yreka; a daughter, Mrs. Lela Francis, Stevenson, Wash.; a stepson, Robert Johnson, Yreka; a brother, Joseph Wert, O'Neill, Neb., and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Montague Baptist church. The Rev. Howard Wilson will officiate. Burial will be in the Henley-Hornbrook cemetery. MRS. NANCYLEE ROHL Ashland Funeral services for Mrs. Nancylce Carol Rohl, 27. and her two sons, Eric Ge rard Rohl, 5. and Carl Alan Rohl, 2, of 605 East Park st., Grants Pass, will be held at 10 a m. Saturday, Oct. 20, in Litwiller's Ml. View chapel in Ashland. The Rev. P. Malcolm Ham mond will officiate. Interment will be in Ml. View cemetery. Ashland. Mrs. Rohl was born Oct. 31, ' 1934. in Ashland. She is survived by her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. High, Grants Pass, and three sisters, Mrs. R. D. Graham, Anderson, Calif., Mrs. Rodric Stock, Fresno, Calif., and Mrs. F'ranccs MacNamara, Miami, Fla. Eric Gerard Rohl was born Sept. 5. 1957, in Seattle, Wash. Carl Alan Rohl was born Sept. 21, 1960, in Oak land, Calif. They are survived by their father, David S. Rohl, San Francisco, and their grandparents. A 9 HI PING'S Welcomes you to an evening of FINE FOOD FREE DELIVERY on ordert of $3 or more CHINESE I AMERICAN 2330 N. Highway 99 PHONE 773-6363 TOMORROW SATURDAY 1:00 P.M. SPECIAL KIDDIE MATINEE ""'ROQftfE' CinimaScope .JULIE HEWMAR-ruJERRY LESTER PLUS A GREAT COMEDY "First Roundup" AND COLORED CARTOONS Children 35c-Othrs 65c TONIGHT AND SATURDAY ONLY1 A LAUGH & ACTION PACKED DOUBLE BILL! SKY-HIGH ADVENTURE MILE-A-MINUTE FUN ! . v u, iiihJ ; Ji tV ill'- " i IV' Ii V? -RED BUTTONS FABIAN v BARBARA EDEN CEDR1C HARDWICKE S5 4 PETER L0RRE ' RICHARD HAYDN i J BARBARA LUNA BILLY GILBERT t -.i ff UfDOIDl UltXLUII T??.. . " r UirvjtM ASUUit i.ui.tjrf ov urn iufj Funeral Services For Mrs. Hardy Set on Saturday Funeral services for Sadie (Sarah) L. Hardy, 74, of 2307 Springbrook road, Medford, who died Thursday, will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday at Perl Funeral home. Dr. D. K. West, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, and the Rev. George V. Bol ster, rector of St. Mark's Episcopal church, will offici ate. Interment will be in Ash land Mountain View ceme tery. Mrs. Hardy was born June 19, 1888, in Washington, Iowa. She lived in the Rogue valley for the past 49 years. She started teaching school when she was 16 years old and has taught for 21 years, both in eastern Washington and in southern Oregon. She was a charter member of the Medford Writers club, and the Rogue Valley Knife and Fork club. She was a member of the Southern Ore gon Art Society, National Re tired Teachers association, Eastern Star, DAR, Rogue Valley College Women's club. First Presbyterian church and past president of Presbyterian Women's association, Charity Circle, and for several years she has been secretary of the Presbyterian Adult Bible Class. On Sept. 10. 1913, in Ash land, she was married to Ar thur V. Hardy, who survives. Other survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Grace Crowell, Roseburg, Mrs. Eliz abeth Archibald, Boise, Ida ho, Mrs. Margy Chcsney, Med ford; one brother, Melvin Kiner, Wilbur, Wash.; three sisters, Mrs. M. C. Draper, Wilbur, Wash., Mrs. Thomas Johnston, Greenacrcs, Wash., Mrs. Raynor Jonason, Pouls bo, Wash., and five grandchil dren. Pall bearers will be Jack Thomsen, Eston Humphrey, James Ambler, Ethmer Light, Robert Dyer and Milo Dev-erell. i2 mm RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 1206 North Riverside Now open for luncheons very day from 11 -.30 A.M. Enjoy tha restful atmosphere of the "MATA DOR" room for both lunch and dinners. For Party or Banquet Reservations Call . . . 773-5474 war CO-FEATURE Nff"J TWO MEN and a WOMAN ... on a strange mission in a land aflame with In VISTARAMA fclMlll' 1111,1 .no TECHNICOLOR! S"1" MARSHALL THOMPSON -GABY ANDRE f AUSTO TOZZI a parade RtLiASE m SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE! JACKSONVILLE COMMUNITY HALL Bobby Burton And the ROGUE VALLEY BOYS Finest Western Music in the Valley Everything From Waltz to Twistl Dancing 9 to 1 A it BIG DANCE AT THE OASIS BALLROOM 9 till 1 A.M. SATURDAY NIGHT EAGLE POINT JAY STOUGH DIXIE DRIFTERS Good Country and Wcirirn Mutte For Paoplt Who Rtilly Like To Dnco Attention Eagles! FREE DANCE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20th f.tu,in, THE RANGHEROS Eaglet and Gueiti Welcome ii ...John n Erhie lk Wayne Gapucine Kcvacs CrtuiiDT M y l fin n i GRAKGHb Investment Funds OiM.MXoeE.COI.O by DC Luxe 9 RD BIG KU HIT! Nnon quoutlons on f c I lund nl Bullock II IS Chondral Fund B 01 Colonial Ener 10.44 Eaton Howard Elk .. II i'l rxnt iiiy n an Fundamental Invr.t 8 18 Group S Avia-KlM 6 02 Group Sec Com Stk 10 99 Group Sec Petr . . 10 41 Hamilton C'7 4 23 Key. ton B-3 .. .. .. . 15 10 Kevatnne B-4 8 9. Kevitonr K-2 4 42 Kevitone S-l 17 J Kevtone S-2 10 0 Krvtton S-3 11 32 Kcvilone S-4 3 47 Mf Inv Growth Stk 0 42 N.I I Growth StocVl 7V-KI United Accum United ( anuria United Continental . United Income United Science Value Lint Inc fi 97 1.1 7 B 54 12 12 n 7 J 7.1 10 48 .1 13 4 71 Aiked 12 22 0 fi!) 11 41 1231 I 4 37 8 06 6 01 12 '14 II 40 4 63 16 48 77 4 83 19 18 1 1 .17 12 36 3 SO 7 23 7 29 10 114 7 13 13 21 17 27 6 26 11 45 6 04 .1 1.1 6 09 14 51 DD DREAMLAND BALLROOM SATURDAY - 9 to 1 Bill Lively's Western Swing Band Good Dancajblt Country Wettarn Muiic DANCE EVERY SAT. NITE GOLD HILL GRANGE Muiic by VIC FLOOD - WAYNNE SHIELDS I the Rhythm Matter! All tha boyl wcrt lucky and got their buck ... 10 the lull band will bt fit rt tery Saturday. Rifrcthmantt Sirred All lnin Check Room Free Tha Biqaeif Bind . . . Tha Beit Dance! Everyone Welcome DRIVE-IN TONIGHT AND SATURDAY THREE GREAT HITS! J KIRK DOUGLAS GENA ROWLANDS WALTER MATTHAU A UMVfllAL tfelflNAflONAl MUAM 2ND HIT ONE OF TONY'S FINEST ROLES! A I Birrs iDEPt f JAMES IMNCISCUS WUCt BE1N(IT-C!C0Y WILCOtl VIHl.1 flllHAK . EDMUND Ml' f M I tr l(.s.!. v. ri ,tt 3rd ACTION HITI THE STRANGE LOVE AFIAH Of THE VIETNAM rVHSLORO'. NEVILLE BRAND Dolores Michaels PATRICIA OWENS KEN SCOTT jT4 cit' wtse . Ml nils jruui ALL jtATS 1.00 1 Trm Mi vananle Wellington"!.'."!". 1331 5 14 J