Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 27, 1963, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextA SX; Eugene , BeBcw, Page, Ar. sits dsajhier, Sifs, MUdretl Ltiest, Vsie, Or.; 25 g?8ife!i8sir8 mf ? great jtraarfchUrfrea. Pedestrian Hurt When Hit By Car Alta Pearl Morton, 67, o S06 Beatty st was slightly injured when hit by a car at Beatty st. and Central ave. Friday afternoon, Medford police reported. A car driven by Wayna Faye Fawcett, 2118 Corona ave., Medford, was driving southwest on Beatty st. She stopped at the stop sign at the North Central ave. inter section, looked to the right at the heavy traffic, started to pull out and stopped again and checked the traffic, she told city police. The driver saw the pedes trian on the corner, and drove into the intersection, passing the crosswalk area. Then she saw the pedestrian in front of her car. She bumped the wom an and knocked her down after braking to a stop. Mrs. Morton refused treat ment and was taken home by her brother. No citations were issued. CollUoen - A truck driven by Norman Johnson, Alder wood Manor, Wash., and a car driven by James Albert Rod erick, 4068 South Pacific hwy., collided at 12th st. and River side ave. Saturday morning. No citations were Issued and no Injuries reported, accord ing to Medford police. Bylaws for Flood Control Group Set Eagle Point A set of by laws will be presented Mon day night to residents inter ested in forming a group to seek flood control measures along Litte Butte creek. The meeting, to start at 8 p.m. in the Eagle Point Grade school gym, has been called by a three-man committee ap pointed at an earlier meeting to do preliminary work on forming an organization. Bill Jesse will act as chair man of the meeting. All resi dents and Interested persons are Invited to attend. When I w-k. You ' 0 THIIIK... I JsllIJ .... think of jfl ROAD SHOW ENGAGEMENT ASHtAND 482-3321 MATINEE TODAY Doors Open 1:30 PERFORMANCE STARTS AT 2:00 EVENINGS Sunday and Daily DOORS OPEN 7;30 "CURTAIN AT 8:00" THE GREATEST ADVENTURE AND ROMANCE IN A THOUSAND YEARS! "BIG AS 'BEN-HUR' -IF NOT BIGGER!" lot Anglu limn Local and Personal Accident Reported A dog ran in front of a car early Saturday causing it to go Into a ditch along Crater Lake highway at Delta Waters rd., state police reported. The car was driven by Nadine Ann Hall, 41, of Eagle Point, po lice said. Surgery Patient Lindctl L. Moore, 5428 Independence ave., Klamath Falls, was list ed as a surgery patient Satur day at Sacred Heart hospital. Automobiles Collide Cars driven by Clifford A. Craft, 43, of 810 Harmony lane, Ash land, and Mrs. Wilma Frances Winkler, 36, of 1480 East Main st., Ashland, collided at the intersection of Wightman and Iowa sts., Ashland, at 8:05 a.m. Friday. There were no Injuries and no citations were issued, police said. Trailers Saved Quick ac tion by the Hornbrook Vol unteer Fire department was credited with extinguishing a potentially serious fire recent ly at a trailer court owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Phillips at Hornbrook. The fire broke out in a pump house, apparently from an overheated oil stove, accord ing to reports. Convalescing Mrs. Paul Sparks, Prospect, is conval escing at home after major surgery recently at Rogue Valley hospital. ' Toaeimaatere to Meet Dale Prentice, Jim Taylor, Hans Hess, Tom Roberts and Don Johnson will speak at the 6:30 a.m. Monday meeting of the Jackson Toastmasiers at Sambo's restaurant in Med ford. Bill DUley will be toast master. Named Controller-William F. Wehrly, Medford, has been appointed as controller of Harry and David Bear Creek Orchards, David H. Holmes, president, announced last week. Wehrly was controller at Columbia River Paper com- j pany, Portland. He is now a national director of the Na-j tional Association of Account- j ants and was a director in the Portland chapter of the Fi nancial Executives' Institute. 4 Roundtable Speaker Mike Miksche, public relations di rector for Hudspeth Indus tries, will talk on "Recreation Unlimited" at the Monday noon meeting of the Medford Chamber of Commerce Roundtable. Miksche will dis cuss the long-range picture of outdoor activities in Oregon. The roundtable meets at North's Chuck Wagon. Patienta-Two men from the! Veterans Administration Doro-i iciiiary, White City, were fiown to the VA hospital in Portland Thursday by Mercy Flights, Inc. They are Michael Jones and John Otunan. They bring to 1,516 the number of patients flown by the non profit air ambulance service since it was started. ... Medco Union Medco Em ployees Federal Credit union will hold its annual meeting at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon at Knights of Columbus hall on Black Oak dr. All Medco employees and their families are invited to attend. SOMA To Meet L. M. Youell, Vancouver, B. C, Can ada, area director of the Na tional Office Managers as sociation, will attend a dinner meeting o the Medford chap ter at ? p.m. Monday, Jan. 28, irt the Medford hotel. Oliver Erlekson of the Med ford school system will pre sent a demonstration on speed reading. At Home Mike Barnum, 12-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Barnum, J648 Spring St., Medford, is now at home after being a medical patient at Rogue Valley hos pital. Mike is a seventh grad er at Hedrick Junior High school. Dryer Fire Lint in a clothes dryer ignited at the home of Robert Lamb, 12U West Tenth St., Saturday around li:3S a.m.. Medford firemen reported. Damage was minor. Pole Burns A burning power pole was reported on the HBrold D. Brecdiove property at 909 South State rd. at about 3 p.m. Saturday, Medford firemen said Breed love was burning off a field of grass when the fire extend ed to a power pole. There was little damage, however. Scooter Colnioon A mo torscooter operated by Arthur Ray Deckard, 904 Summit St., and s car driven by Freda Alvina Lorlon, 2338 Sunny. view at, collided Saturday afternoon at Mam st. and Cen tral ave. Medford police re ported no citations were Is sued and no injuries resulted. Furnace Backfires A sawdust furnace backfired at about 4:30 p.m. Saturday 'at the home of Charles T. Erb, 58 Florence ave., Medford firemen reported. There was no damage, however. Medford Han Hurts eg in Accident Ronald Glenn Fipps, 16, o 1251 South Peach St., was re ported in fair condition at Rogue Valley hospital yester day following an accident on Highway 99 south of Med ford. Fipps1 left leg was lacer ated in a collision at 12:35 p.m. yesterday involving his motorcycle and an auto driven by Edna Marie Lullch, 55, of Milo, Ore. The Lulich car, southbound on highway 98, attempted to turn onto Charlotte Ann rd. Bnd collided with the motor cycle, which was northbound. Court Records MEOFORU MUNICIPAL COURT Terry Carl HutiL diio&eyed traffic signaK $i. Ray Sweat, violation of basic Joim Aiien Ree-ter violation of &bejc rule, 10. Walter Caster, vio.Bt.cn cf btsic rule, 25. Chester l&roy Hspp dstebeyed traffic signal, $10- Larry Jsckson Freeman no op erator's lieeHse tn pcsseticn, S5 KBtmeen ttien tunitnan viuwt tion of basic mie, i0. Jessie Romans Jackson dis. obeyed slop tign, ttS, John David Shaw, duobeyed top sign, Tonintv Joe Merlon, excessive nots, tOj violation ol basic rule, $2.. Bob Harlin Snow, Improper left turn, i0 suspended ior SO day probation. Spring Success i samuel mm I Prestnts k-ji f -..7s-e1v CHARLTON SOPHIA '" lESTOIIgaOREN 1 ittiritu iKiiu at !l Ml 1 1 Features! Ends Tonite! illMIl nam C tl 1M1 WIHM . DRU - Mm AGAR - ahuouit JSL OBITUARIES THOMAS ROSEBEHBY Thomas Roseberry, a resi dent of Medford for many years, died Saturday. His wife, Lena, proceeded him la death in Feb. 1962. Conger Morris Funeral directors are in charge o arrangements. MRS. IDA E, STONE Services for Mrs. Ida E. Stone, 818 King St., who died Saturday wiii be held in the Conger - Morris downtown chapel at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday with interment in Logtcwa cemetery. Conger-Morris Fu neral directors are in charge of arrangements. CHARLES W. NEW.fc.ND Charles W. Newland, 4, ot 528 Beatty St., Medford, dsed its a local hospital Saturday morning. Funeral arrange ments wiii be announced by Perf Funeral home. KAXIM1ER2 M1LKA Kazimierz Milka, 73, died at the Veterans Administra tion Domiciliary, White City, Fndav afternoon. Funeral ar rangements will be announced by Peri Funeral home, EDITH M, MOOS Mrs, Edith M. Moon, 84, of 130? Queen Anne ave.. Meet ford, died Saturday morning in a local convalescent home, Funeral arrangements will be announced by Peri Funeral home. announced home. by Perf FuneraJ ALBERT M. CARDOZA Albert M. Csrdoza, 63, of Yreka, Calif., died irt a local hospital Saturday morning. Funeral arrangements will be ANSA S SMITH Funeral services for Mrs, Anna Static Smith, 66, of rouie 4, box 378, Medford, who died Thursday, will be held at I p.m. Monday in the Chapel in the Trees Mortuary in Siskiyou Memorial parfe. The Rev. Fretfries R. Evans of the First Christian church of Medford will of ficiate. Private interment wiii follow in Siskiyou Memorial park, Mrs. Smith was born July 25, 1898, In Sk.vier, Kebr. Oa Nov. U, 3818, In Idaho Falls, Idaho, she was married is Ar ihar Smith, who survives. The family have lived in Oregon for the past 28 years, and have resided in this community for the past 24 years. Survivors, besides her hus band. Include one son, Roliaad Smith, Medford; two daugh ters, Mrs. Flonene Higguv boiham, Central Point, a Mrs, Shirley Lindgres, An derson, Calif.; one brother, Ed FreauJ, South San Fran cisco, Calif.; three sisters, Mrs. Alice Coppock, Twin Fails, Idaho, Mrs, Edna Chase and Mrs. Carrie Gate, Gold Hill; and sis grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are entrusted to Siskiyou Funeral service directors of Chapet in the Trees Mortuary, held at 3 p.m. Monday i Perl Funeral home. The Rev, Xi. E. Miiisrd, pas tor of the Sew Age church, Eagle Point, will officiate. In terment witt be in Central Point iGOF cemetery. Mr, Bellows wast bora st Port Henry, S.Y. on March 19, 1874, He moved la Oregaa when he was 14 years old and later moved to Medford where he lived until 1868, For the past two years he has made his home In Vale, Ore. Before hi retirement, he was s farmer. He was mem ber of the Prefeyierin church, the Eagle Point Grange and a former member of the lOOF lodge. On SepS, 1, 1SS3, ia -Jack-; son county, he was married to Lena L. Wyaal, who pro-1 ceded bira in death July 23, 1SSG. : Survivors include four sans, Edward H. Bellows, Blue Riv er, Ore.; B. L. Bellows, Vale, ! Ore.; D. R, Bellows, Kingston, a' oitE 0 RIVERSIDE LOUNGE Good Food mm m STEAKS Complete Menu Sefecitfsm Tea SsS Ksf Hithtif S it 7 itS H ftli& Baby's Pels Mil SIZES MS-245&' to Stand-up collar adds dash our shirtwaist success applauded by smart hal-siies with a busy work, club, at hnms schedule. Sew it now. Printed Pattern 8120: Half Sires 14V5. 18',4. 18S, 20Mi 2214. 24i4. Size 18' takes 3 yards 38-inch fabric. THIRTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern add 18 cents for each pBtlern for first-eiass mail. Send to Mar ian Martin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 38th St., New York 11, K.Y. Print plainly NAMB, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. FREE OFFER! Coupon In Spring Pattern Catalog for one pattern free any one vou choose from 300 design ideas. Send 50c now for Catalog. iaBiiiiiiaaassBiiBBiiiiaeTaBaBBiiB Thanking You.. JOHS HALLETT Funeral services for John Hallett, 88, of 347 Manzanita st., Centra! Point, who died. Thursday, will be hold at 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb, 2, in Enumclaw, Wash. Locat ar rangements were made by Conger - Morris Funeral di rectors, Mr. Hallett was bom July S, 1878, in Houlion, Maine, and had lived In southern Ore gon about one year. Survivors Include his wife. Eiiiabetn Hallci, A u barn, jsh.; two sons, Gaylord Hal lett, Central Point, Ore,; and Stanley HsIIeit, Wesiperi, Wash.; two daughters, Mrs, S. M. Thomas, Central Point, Ore,; and Mrs, Charley Mead, Black Diamond, Wash.; two brothers, Wiley West, Houl- ton, Maine; and Lester; West, Seattle, Wash,; a sister, Mrs. Charles Dickinson, 35 grand children, and 35 great grand children. All baby's pets are rounded up on carriage or crib cover, in gay colors. Each motif in simple siitcbery. Pattern 7080: directions; transfer for 9 motifs about 5x1 inches. Instead of an ovai, motifs may be done in blocks, Thirty-f sve cents (coins) for this pattern add 30 cents for each pattern for isi-class malting. Send to Alice Brooks, care of Medford Mall Tribune, Needlecraft Dept. P, O. Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N,Y. Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS, PATTERS NUM BER. 1883s Biggest Ncedieersft Show stars smocked accessor ies - it our new Needieeraft Catalog! Plus over 209 frcsh-to-you designs to knit, cro chet, sew, weave, embroider, auiit. Plus free pattern. Send 25c now. MOM DESItl Dining Srm New Cenirsi Feint W8I B CLdDSIE DURING JANUARY - Open ASis Fsb, S Candle Room Open i.3S ?M. Tii mdmt OiNUiNi CHASCOAt STEAKS DANCING lntrisfBsi hf Tony Mrtim HOTEL MEQFQBD 1HFAHT EMMONS Funeral services for the In fant daughter of Mr, and Mr. Ario i, Emmons, of Central Point, who died Friday, were held Saturday morning at Hillerest Memorial ehapel, The Rev. Herbert K, Traut- man of Central Point offici ated. Committal was fn Kllf erest Memorial park, with Conger-Morris Funeral direc tors in charge of arrange ments. Survivors, beside the par ents, include s sister, Valerie Emmons; end grandparents, Mrs. Alice Emmons, Valen tine, Jfebr.; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tucker, Norway, Ore. THE TIMBER ROOM 5 South Riverside Under the Supervition of Elver Wtker SPECIAL MEXICAN DINNERS OPEN Served Starting at noon 7 AM to 9 PM DAILY MsiHt of Yeur Fevsrii Bsihe CARLTOK E. BELLOWS Funeral services for Carl ton E. Bellows, 88, formerly of Medford, who died in On tario, Ore., Thursday, will be The GROTTO SUNDAY tONCK SERVED 12 4 ?,M, SUNDAY MENU Sets Turkey With Sg Dfrs ,50 Uked Km Wfth Cn&i Ymi,$1,58 Fi CMtkta ....... fiiit All THE SALAD YOU CAN SAT fteti Goad Italian and Amtte Dinner Served hem 4 p.m. is 19 p.m, ch&ssin Hal? ma nm iu tO No, Front Slrsei Fhane 772-4443 Weather We wiih very much to thntt the people of Jecksort CounSy end jurround fna re. Your patronage end good wiii has mide our yeert in business i he Rooue River Lodge very pleasant, and the success attained is attributed to you. We are deeply appreciative. It is our desire to continue to serve you, es weii as those of you we hope wiif become ouf patrons. As you know, we are located iust 23 miles northeast ot Mcdiord on Highway 62 (Crater take Highway!, Our lounge, dining room and cottages on the beautiful Rogue River are open the year round. Same hours week days 4 to ! 2 end Saturday 4 to 2:30 a.m. (Dosed Thursdays!, In addition to our superb dinners: Eye of the Prime Rib Charcoal Broiled steaks fried chicken baked ham chicken & dumpling prawns, etc. We are now offering vai!. and Want and morntot law ovarsast near ihe ennt. Otherwise SPECIALS: mi SUPER TECHNIRAMA TECHNICOLOR MrityfflinUI IFii-iMPi-leiE-eiiiOi BUli-lIIMOaodllli .MBHCTON PROTON ill irucbrHrtDSm nrtft fii rWirMiiniA ftMMDnRI.5!S m m m u OUR OWN TAMAIE PIE HUNGARIAN CABBAGE ROUS- FISH STICKS BROILED GROUND ROUND YOUR CHOICE $190 Adulft $1.00 - Student 70e - Children SOe Th Above Speci! Include: Soup Relish Pier Tossed Green Sated Ho Butfermitk Biscuit & Honey and Coffee Another Special Chicken in the Basket, Potatoes, Hot Buttermilk Bitcuit end Honey $1 25 FORECAST MedJorrf ikJ vfefnttyr Ttf? totfiy nd Mmiy with ocewion! feisa cJoidinM. Smoky in vulfey n& marnins tot lower part of vJ Jty. High both dy 45 to 55. b&w tanipit 15 to 3&. Westets Oresoni Parity etaady toEjay d Monrty. PlPhe of fot nisftt wt morning. Liitte temper attire chanae. High both to 52 Low torttshi a ta 3. except l& to 2 oath interior. ffartrterri ojiforme; rof in in fair today and Monday, temperature crtante. LOCAt, DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean verier. dav 38; below normal 4. Btcerd fis thle date ( In (83, RMorri low lhl !ate ii In JSST. PHECIPtTATiOK; It feoatt to midnight -63 in. Totat thtt montts J ta i 5 4a. I feeiow normaj. i Totat nce s i&.i m.. o jh. arjove normal. HUMIDITY: Loweat jreittntey tSi'' Hiati se M- CtT Vtr a.m. nr. day tow Plfc ' BrookioM . T . KSamath Falla 31 t i MEDFORD 48 5 Porttand 3 IT Sle Spokana 29 II 5 Yakima : Eureka SB aa Rl Bluff Dine end enjoy your fevortle drink by the fireplace. We bake and furnish the cake for your specie! birthday or anniversary party. Hai Grow pieying the eiectrtc organ and piano every Set. SJssan rranrlaco Si t 3 5i 3 2 15 ROGUE RIVER LODGE t T 25 Mi!e N.E. of Medford In Crater lake Highway oil Owners: tola Porferfieid', Freide & Hank Keeier J aBiaaas:.!iiaasBBSBaaiiisaftBSSsiaiiMift a ix Anttlea e f Pnoenix : Dtover . a : Chtraao ...! Miantt BmcJi TS f Ynrlt 32 ; Wamnaiori. q Saiirtay, aanjr ii Hume tmtay : pm. Ssmriae tomorrow ,.t:3B am. S Moonsirt tonttht ....... :8 Ftrt Coaricr t fcVEKlKo Pt!ET ; Mart, rtr ....MB pm. ' Jupiter, riant above toe Mwsi. 'i (jMfMfr ll leave ttta evenint I next monrh ard return aa a moro t In planet tn Aprtii. STARTS TODAY wmm mm TODAY TWO COMPLETE SHOWS TODAY MATiNEE fVfNINOS 8oo Opes ; 1:38 0f Open Show Starts feature Start . 1:38 .2:30 Shew Jtartt feature Starts . 7;$S too .39 "It has glamour, sophistication color, wit and sensuality I ttit? Crwr,j mwmm Sitstss jOIEPHC UVINt Mum Three steries of ie sexaeewliit fflfeitat somewhat darisg somewhat kMml ft. Mr rr ttm fa.) m m ww mm mm Gtn! Atimitt.on $1.00 !agt $t.25 fpmm 4