Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 01, 1963, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. K2DFORD. OREGON FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 1. 1963 Portland Will Host Cattlemen's Meeting has Vegas, Nev. (UPU Port land was named Thursday as the site for the 1965 American National Cattlemen's Associa tion convention. Exams for Post Office Jobs Noted Examinations for two sub stitute positions at the Med ford post office have been announced by the port office i board of the U.S. civil service WANTED! Radio Account Executive Radio KEED, Eugene-Springfield, Lane Coun ty's Number One Station, has opening for an Account Executive. Experienced man preferred but will consider training quali fied person. Good pay, security, other bene fits. Contact manager, Rod louden, PArkway 6-6591 Pulse-May-June '62 s5 VFW HALL - ROGUE RIVER DANCE Frnk Burdick's Western Swing Band Spjin, Jim McCurdy, Bob LcRoy & Frank Burdick Sat. Nite, 9 to 1 examiners. One is for substitute clerk and the other for substitute carrier, each with a begin ning wage of $2.26 an hou. The examinations will be held Feb. 4. 11 and 18. Applicants must reside within the delivery area of the Mcdford post office or be patrons or employi.es of the post office. Postal employees receive regular pay increases and lib eral employee benefits, in cluding paid vacation, L. B. Nelson, local examiner for the civil service commission, pointed out in announcing the examinations. Anyone wishing additional information regarding the ex aminations and the positions to be filled is asked to tele phone Nelson or to call in per son at the Medford post office. Portland Livestock Portland lUPIlUSDA Week, ly livrttock: Cattle 1650. Choice atrers 27: Soon-choice 26-26 30: standard-good olslelns 22 30-23.23: good-choice hellers 23-23.25; standard 20-22: canner-cutter cows 11-15; utilily cutter bulls 17 50-20. Calves 123. Choice vcalers 300 lb. down 3: standard-good 26-32: standard-good 3U0-450 lb. heifers 20-23. Hogs 833. U.S. 1 and 2 butchers 18, some 18 23; 2 and 3 grade 17. 17.30: heavier down to 16; 1 and 2 sows 350-400 lb. 14-15. Sheep 825. Slaughter lambs choice-prime wooled 19-19.50: good choice shorn No. 2 and 3 pelt 18 18.50: feeder lambs choice-fancy 60 90 lb. wooled 14-16 50. S3. THE TIMBER ROOM 5 South Riverside Under the Supervision of Elvera Walker SPECIAL MEXICAN DINNERS Served Starting at noon : OPEN 7 AM to 9 PM DAILY With a Menu of Your Favorite Dishes FINE FOOD Continental Atmosphere FEATURING PRIME RIB (Au Jus) STEAKS CHICKEN SEA FOOD Former Oregon Army Man Retires Ft. Monroe, Va. -HTl'- Gen. Herbert C. Powell, Oregon bocn commander of the U.S. Continental Army Command, retired from (lie Army Thurs day in ceremonies at this coastal military post. A 17-gun artillery salute boomed a military farewell as Powell and his wife rode in a horse-drawn carriage from the headquarters of the Army's largest training command to the post's main gate. The fife and drum corps of the 1st battle group, 3rd in fantry, Ft. Myer, Va., dressed in Revolutionary war cos tume, beat a final tattoo for Powell, retiring after 43 years service. Powell, a native of Mon mouth, Ore., said he and his wife would spend some time at the Georgia resort of Jekyll Island on "our first real vaca tion in 15 years." Powell, at 16, enlisted as a private in the Oregon Nation al Guard in 1919. Powell once was a reporter for the Bend Bulletin. 1 Locals Births JUVELAND - To Mr. and Mrs. Paul George, route 1, box 413, Central Point, Jan. 30, 1963, a boy, 634 pounds at Rogue Valley hospital. NEW LIVE MUSIC "The Tempest" Saturday Nights Ph. 482-1721 Treat the Family to t Special Sunday Dinner Adults $1.50 Child's Plale $1.00 Our Chef Mr.Roger fflark Antony MOTOR HOTIl Ashland, Ore. r 3 Open at 4 P.M. Daily Closed Mondays Hwy 997 Milei South at Talent Ph: 535-9710 WHIPFLE-To Mr. and Mrs. Larry Joseph, 108 Oak dr., CPttral Point, Jan. 31, 1963, a girl, 8 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. PAWLOWSKI - To Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso, 11 Highland dr., Mcdford, Jan. 31, 1963, a boy, 83 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. MEYER - To Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, 220 King st., Med ford, Feb. 1, 1963. a girl, 53i pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. Invesfmenf Funds Noon quotations on selected stocks: 1 mid nid ,k Bullock 12.67 1389 Chemical Fund 10 54 11.36 Colonial Energy 12.10 13.22 Ealon Howard Stk .... 13.34 14.42 Fidelity 14.05 16. ,6 Fundamental 9.34 10.20 Group Sec Avia-Elec 6.98 7.65 Group Sec Com. Stk 12.70 13.91 Group Sec Pelr 12.26 Keystone B-3 15.75 17.18 Keystone B-4 9.70 10.5!) Keystone K-2 501 5.47 Keystone S-l 21.2!) 23.23 Keystone S-2 12.33 13.46 Keystone S-3 13.71 14.97 Keystone S-4 4.09 4.47 Mass Inv Growth 7.74 8.46 National Growth 7 93 B.67 Stocks 17.85 19.3C TV-Elec 7.32 7.9( United Accum 13.02 14.8! United Continental .... 6.64 7.2( United Income 11B1 12.9: United Science 6.38 6.9' Value Line 5.13 5 61 Variable 6.35 6.8( Wellington 14.19 15.47 Smoke Damage - Mcdford firemen reported that smoke damage resulted to the kitch en and dining room at the William Longmore home. 1445 Johnson si., about 10:45 a.m. yesterday when a pot of grease on the stove ignited. In Career Club - Donald M. Wiley, Medford, a member of the A. E. Gravengaard Portland Agency of Bankers Life company, has earned membership in the Career Club for his sales volume in 1962, the company announced from its Des Moines. Iowa, office. Arrested on Warrant-Robert Pankcy, 33, of Phoenix, was arrested yesterday after noon by state police on a war rant from Hood River county on a charge of uttering a forged instrument. Pankey is being held in Jackson county jail for Hood River authori ties. Business Names - Business names have been assumed by M. S. Tibbetts for the Bear Creek Motel, 2715 South Pa cific highway; by Sarah B. Permentcr for Peter's Body and Paint shop, 802 East Jackson St., and by Mary El len Richey. for Mary's Trim and Curl, Phoenix, according to records in the Jackson county recorder's office. Hospitalircd - Mrs. R. L. Ray, 674 Oak Grove rd., is a patient at Rogue Valley hos pital where she is receiving treatment for a broken arm and multiple bruises suffered in a fall at her home recently. Car Fire - The carburetor of an automobile operated by Mrs. Gordon Schulz of Talent backfired and caught fire shortly after 4 p.m. Thursday in Ashland, firemen reported. The accident occurred adja cent to the U.S. National bank parking lot. Damage was minor Breeders To Meat-The Cra ter Commercial Rabbit Breed ers association will meet at 8 p.m. Feb. 2 in the Rogue River Community Center. The pro gram will include showing slides on rabbit diseases. All rabbit growers have been in vited to the session. Trades Council - Hie next regular meeting of the Med ford Building Trades Council will be held at the Carpenters hall, 123'i West Main st Medford, Wedncsiy at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 13, R. M. Hargrove, president, has announced. 4-H NEWS Better Batter Beaters The meeting of the Better nailer Beaters 411 club was called to order by Linda Wooten for a discussion of main dishes made by the members before the meeting. Table reminders were discuss ed, and Mrs. T. M. Hansey told about different uses for knives and other cooking utensils. Members are to brirg la bels from cans to the next meeting, which will be held at the home of Shirley Han sey. Patricia Cooney, Reporter Over-the-Counter Western Stocks By I'nited Press International Hid Asked Bank of America HI Cal Pac Ulil 26 Con Freight 13, Cyprus Mines 22 Equitable S&L 33' First National Bank .... 62 Janlzen 25 Morrison Knudsen 31 ' Mult Kennels 3', N.W Natural Gas jM4 Oregon Metallurgical .... lJt PP&L 2tii PGE 26', U S National Bank 75 United Util 36 West Coast Tel 20H Weyerhaeuser 28s 63', 14, 33'j 3.1', 65 i a 27, 33', 4'i 364 281' 28 , 7!i'j 38 21Ji 26-', Wernmark Files Suit In Circuit Court A n K. C. Wernmark, Central Point, is seeking $10,000 gen eral damages and $1,500 spe cial damages from Dr. Paul T. Ruttcr, osteopathic physi cian. Phoenix, and Dr. Max Flowers, Central Point, of the Medford Osteopathic clinic and the Crater Osteopathic hospital, as a result of an op-c-ation performed Feb. 1, 1961. Wernmark claims in a com plaint filed in Jackson county circuit court that an unneces sary operation was performed on his abdomen, the incisions were improperly repaired and he failed to receive proper nursing care. Wernmark said in his com plaint it has been necessary to have a second operation as a result of the first operation, that he has experienced con siderable pain and suffering and expects further medical expenses besides being unable to carry on his normal business. Alhambra, Calif. -iliPP- Two chivalrous bandits robbed a bartender and six male pa trons of $1,350 Thursday night, but refused to take money from four women in the bar. Portland Produce Portland (UPI) Dairy market: Eggs To retailers: A A extra large 50-55c; AA large 48-52c: A large 47.50c: AA medium 43-48c; nt smau ju-jjc: cartons i-jc nign er. Butter To retailers: AA and A prints 6fic; cartons 1c higher; B prints 65c. Cheese (medium curedt To re tailers: 46'3-47'jc processed Amer ican 3-10 lb. loaf. 43-45C Portland tUPIl Dressed chick ens No. I grade dressed to re tailers: Fryers, whole drawn. 32 39c lb: cut-up. 39-44C lb: hens light type, whole drawn 22-26c lb; light type hens, cut-up 25-30c lb; heavy whole 36-39c lb. RIVERSIDE LOUNGE Good Food PRIME RIB STEAKS Complete Menu Selections Too Social Hour Nightly 5 510 No. Riverside to 7 .whatever happens -we're having a.., lERSUtlDHOB DINNER Family Style SUNDAY, FEB. 3rd Noon 'til 4:00 Public Cordially Invited EAGLE POINT GRANGE Adults $1.25 Children under 12, 75c EDAMCIE DREAMLAND BALLROOM Bill Livcly's Western Swing Band featuring BOBBY BURTON Sat. Nite No Rock, No Roll, No Twlit "Just Good Dancoablt Country Western Music" TO NITE! OUR OWN onster MASH! wne i mi in Lis.-,;; 1(4 DRIVE-IN EpiUi DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 9 'Til 1 COUNTRY PLAYHOUSE (8 Miles Up Elk Crook Road) Margaret Hanson Trio Pick Woods Don Gillespie Guest Star Mert Thompson Obituaries FIRE, FURY and DESTRUCTION AGAINST FANTASTIC, , j INVADING "I . MONSTERS! re ik$f I 7 fv. fiy DANCING Oasis Ballroom a m is wiiii dlUludy iiyill a. Come Early - Stay Late - 9 'til 1:00 Tippy and his new Western Swing Band. Come onel Come all! GEORGE H. SMITH George R. Smith, 70, a resi dent o the Veterans Adminis tration Domiciliary, While City, and a veteran of World War II, died Thursday eve ning. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Perl Fu neral home. Weather vm i m ,''I4S li JAMES WHITMORE . EDMUND GWENN ffH&tSff 1 SUNDAY LUNCH SERVED 12-4 P.M. SUNDAY MENU Roast Turkey With Sage Dressing....$l .50 Baked Ham With Candied Yams $1.50 Fried Chicken $1.25 PIUS ALL THE SALAD YOU CAN EAT FROM THE SALAD BAR Real Good Italian and American Dinner Served from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m Portland Seattle ... fipoKane Yakima . 3 a vmm I gj-jf n I SfjH I Served from 4 p.m. to 10 P-m-w-iTWglS apwailiWBslibijW-Tia?? ,3 J rail M r-a ' MtWMl litii 'mttW.- ljffcB nf I mm CHILDREN HALf PRICE PLUS 25c fjOT iiiH safer- or a No str00, phone 772.4443 (igjgjra gifankehsf eiii Ik--sbsssuk, tl wiil hant yw litiABsito i&MS I1 . 3 TaifesBlS I .. I GREATEST ADVENTURE AND ROMANCE IN A THOUSAND YEARS! 1" wJJSeSiv" THE CREATURE CREATED IV MAH KUWI go- 1 r "''wi'M.-t 5IMIIFI RpnuTnU . . 1 & :1l?ITWTfcS"l : J I tly44Mrl EVENINGS II MATINEE SATURDAY I I riTnTB "! ' ' Dlij-Ml I Doors Open 7:30 II Doors Open 1:30 1 I d "CURTAIN Al tlljUl - M "L.UKIAIN Al IHU" I Red Bluff I SiKTHmcnlo ban t nincisco 1 AngcIrK i Phopnlx I Denver Chicago Miami Beach New York Wanhlngton. DC. 30 "33 Hi (I 7 3.1 .11 43 II 01 II) 23 SI I sa f . ;.v-,t FIVE.flAV I'OltKCAST (Tlironth Ken. it Wt'lern ureion Temperatures averaging above normal with high n.Oitly 4S-J3 and !o'.v 35-43. More than normal precipitation In r. currlng rain , , A Northern California Rain inter mittently except tnow in high portinna of mountain area. Tem neraturea anove normal. - . - I lUUDLE DILL I BRIGHT YOUNG STARS I AND AN UNBELIEVABLE I OF FAMOUS FATHERS I SCIENCE-FICTION THRILLER I JAMES ALAN A JODY felTIScmiNGS PLANETARY RETAUATlOHl I ? MITCHUM LADD McCREA l . ravl iXTrSffi TV? watMwJI, J STRANGE INVISIBLE ASTRO-ENERGY UNLEASHED. .. 1 1 (rTM TTir1-LEAVES MANKIND A HUMAN SHELL AS IT DESTROYS HIS BODY ANO BRAIN! J I PHl'l I Wll I Q. -GARYC0N- J,rrrrrr. ".. 1 1 3 UllILL IIILLQ henry'crosb-mauiy'dutcw .aillJvlBfA? Till U i1.) ill atvl I ifall I HHH i'j 1 1 )'j 'torn 1 M An AitocUltd Product! t Inc. Pf4uclaM I UMMlUvWMV I M"c'"l'" MATINEE SATURDAY " a 2Q.h qNTUy.fox .euase 1:00 P.M. I iLlivirial sKessutnhd,aty JlA'Hl l irll! . OF THE NEW SEASON! i bp --r-ASS Ts m-" k t tr ' f f' 4 ' ' j sail - ft Jiii.ITiP' i MM 'IW'llH tti 1 " " r-'ii H' ii i t- -.-jw ssT&zm FOnECASTS Mcdford and vicinity: Tntermit tent mm. moderate to heavy at limes through Saturday. Snow level near 6.000 feet. Low ton lent near 40. High Saturday near 50. Western Oregon: Cloudy with a few showers and partial clearing tonijfht. Mostly cloudy with occas ional rain Saturday, Little tempera ture change. Low tonight 3u-n. High baturday 38-48, except 32- on Kouin coasi. Northern California: Occnolonal rain and periods of clearing tonight I and Saturday. Snow level 6.000 ! feet Cooler tonight. Unusually high i turf on coant. ' LOCAL DATA I -rriFp atitbit. Mr,n yesterday , 41: ahove-bclow normal 2. Record high thi date 63 in 1912. FU-cord low tM date H (n 1950 PRECIPITATION: 2 hour to n-iclnighl 1.19 in. Midnight to 10 a m ib t Total for January 1.75 in., 139 in hclow normal. Total since Sept. 1, 17.83 in.. 6.17 in. above normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday, ;oc:r. :ii:.c5t this &.7iv$. illlth 4:00 24 CITY Yeatcr- a.m. hr. ,1iv Low Vrer. Brookinga uo ;0 tg: gXyjgy 2J;-.ii7Jt raicr iikc iw .o.j i If 7 iPi . nr 77 - "f Grant. P... SB 41 lalEPJMji MEDFortD 49 4i i.a.i ! B r?WMtiii;Sfj4aij Jill iSaJ, . --3 f 4R J rSt'.'j',.' s -.'. l III, I'll I iatw.fviii(TkriWti-Ti GROUNDHOG DINNER ROXY ANN GRANGE SATURDAY Feb. 2nd, 5 to 8 p.m. Adult $1.00, ChiMr.n ndtr 12, 50e PLEASE SEE IT m FROM THE BEGINNING SHOWS START AT 1:00 3:30 I v ffif yfl i,,o,,d hMw akvvt "litoa v1 4" . j O ' Yu'' loog-tartdtg fm ol BUe Oavia rd Joan Cfiwofd, w warn you MkV hi" 11 Qud unliht enythiog thav tver done. Q You are urged to ice rt from the ZM btfl'nr,;rig. Q (la prepared for the mabre and Ih rriiviftg. Q We ask your pledg lo keep V e &hoctung ciimax a secret. O When the teston begi to build, p'e try not to scream. ktwdxl -jH Itvfii i Ikivc ? In4 KhwHi A.n 0. 1 ; V U UK bUUNU miW ALUKIlH-LUKAo HILLW- tKANR UiVUL- HtNKT hAKKtLL'Wimer Bros. Rfllftassd by 1