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MtUJ-OKU MAIL 'ItUbUNE. MtUtOHU. OtiblsUM bUInDAi, ibonuAtil is4, 11)63 m Oron Sreef Urchins Placed in Schools Oran, Algeria - CTO - Some 200 Oran street urchins who earn their living by shining shoes were rounded up Thurs day, put out o( business and into school. The move followed last Sunday's herding of shoe shine boys in Algiers into an auditorium on order of Pre mier Ahmed Ben Bella. The youngsters learned they would be sent to government paid vocational schools. Ben Bella has said that the parents of the youngsters will receive a subsidy equal to what the children brought home to the families for their work. Locals OFFICERS ELECTED New otficers for the Southern Oregon college Dad's club elected recently are, from left to right, John Pletsch, vice president, Medford; Dr. Loren Messenger, secretary, professor of psychol ogy at SOC; and Robert Dusenberry, presi dent, Cottage Grove. More than 273 guests attended Dad's Day activities which includ ed on a panel on academic programs at SOC, election of officers, a monther's tea, campus tours, dinner, basketball game and a dance. TOO COLD FOR WALK Poole, England (UPli Mrs. Edith MacGregor expressed Irritation Friday that on her birthday it was too cold for her usual half-mile daily walk. She was 102. Court Records CENTRAL POINT MUNICIPAL COURT Donald Vincent Foxx, viotaton of basic rule, $10. Eliiabeth Parrts, no operator'! license on person. $5. Ga le Arlcne . Aulp. disobeyed stop ttpn. $5. Done las Marshall Kinney, dis obeyed stop sign. $15. MI OKORH MUNICIPAL COURT John Glofiowski, violation of ba sic rule. $10. Lloyd Patrick Brooks, violation of basic rule. $10. Shirley Ann Collins, violation of basic rule, $10. UaAAa A A. A. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A lfikkAniomj .1. V V MOTOR HOIll Ashland, Ore. ? ? r Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y t Is pleased to offer you . . . PRE-FESTIVAL HOLIDAYS Fridays thru Sundays Starting March 8 For 9 Weeks Only!! Y Y Y Y Y Y Y BREAKFAST Served in your roomj Special shopping privileges 'til 1 p.m. ALL 3 DAYS SMORGASBORD LUNCH All Varieties of Attractive Foods Afternoon Tours of Rogue Valley Sites. Golf Anytime Coffee in rooms early. Dinner-Dance Sat. Nile CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH (11 a.m. jnd 2 p.m. Sundays) Only '1750 ?.; James Alfred Flora, violation of basic rule. $10 LeRoy Louis Slags;, driving while operator's license suspended. $100. John Parker Demson, improper left turn. $10. John Richard Payne, violation of baf-ic rule. $25. Chester Henry Pfluke, disobeyed traffic signal. $10. James Raymond Rice, violation of baj-ic rule. SjVC.V Arnold E, Johnson, no tail light, $10 David Christopher Young, chang ing lanes without signalling. S2.30. Floyd Melvin Pointer, disobeyed stop sign, $10, suspended. Harley Ray Manning, disobeyed traffic signal. $2.50. Norene Hite, violation of basic rule. $10. Janice Aileen Perry, violation of basic rule, $10. Richard Brayshaw Kaye, viola tion of basic rule. $10. Irene June Caster, violation of basic rule. $10. Fred Laverne Baker, violation of basic rule. $10. Phyllis Vendl Skinner, driving with obstructed vision. $2.50. James Wadrirll Scott, violation of ha.Mc rule. $25. Richard Frank Hensely, violation of basic rule, $20. Robert Lee Radke, violation ot basic rule, $10. Ralph Henry Hads, disobeyed traffic signal, $10. Dorothy Dena Elliott, disobeyed traffic signal, $10. Stanley Thomas Simlch Jr., vio lation of basic rule. $23. Curtis Allen Harris, violation ot basic rule, $10. News About Servicemen WINS AWARD Army Specialist Four Ken neth P. Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. Nelson, 1102 Sweet rd., Medford, re cently received a safe driver award while assigned to the Second Armored Cavalry regiment in Germany. Specialist Nelson acmeved recognition for his outstand ing safety record and skill in the operation and mainte nance of military vehicles. Nelson entered the Army in September, 1960, and arrived overseas in March 1961. He is a 1960 graduate of Eagle Point High school. CUP AND MAIL THE FOLLOWING TO: Mark Antony Hotel, Ashland, Oregon r 1 Y I Please Make Reservations for: j A ! Name N- in Pr,Y I . I I Date. I Enclosed $ J (Check or M.O.J Address . . Trt rnua. Arrnmmnatinnv Meals. Danclna. I l ! Tours, etc. FRIDAY THROUGH SUNDAY. IV A, i J vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv OPEN EVERY NITE! JUSTICE COURT Gold Hilt District Richard Damgaard Johansen, no rea nag on cxtenaeo ioaa, as. Juanita Marie Million, no ve hide license. $S. Lester Lcroy Jones, no vemcie license, 85. Leonard Relter, no vehicle li cense. S3. Cheryl Neally, violation of ba de rnlp. 13. Gerald William Cannitf, truck ASSIGNED Airman Third Class David H- Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Anderson, 673 Eagle Mill rd.. Ashland, was recently graduated from the United States Air Force tech nical trainine course for ad ministrative specialists and is being reassigned to Vanden berg Air Force base In Cali fornia. Anderson received his training at Amarillo Air Force base, Tex. Airman Anderson is a grad uate of Ashland High school. PROMOTED Oliver R. Ogle, Medford, has been promoted to airman second class in the United States Air Force at Seymour Johnson Air Force base, N.C. As an administrative spe cialist, he has been assigned to the Headquarters Squad ron of the 4th Combat Sup port Group at the base. A graduate of Medford High school. Airman Ogle is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver O. Oale, 70 Lewis St., Med ford. speeding. $23. Robert Daniel Bellamy, no op rutnr'e Hi-enc. S3. James Leroy Winetur, violation of basic rule. $15. fi ft Enjoy the Hours 4 to 7 While You SIT o SIP o KIBBLE FA try? SUSAN HAYWARD mm Hold torrid and true! The story of Barbara Graham -The lost but never lonely sinner who got the roughest deal life ever dealt! 9 mOINIA VINCENT W-vP 1 JAlvIE S GAGNEY VIVECA JJNDTORS JOHN DEREK DEENEST BORGNINEM MAT1 ftDB'Ttfl .1 I I . I I 1 1. I J I il Hi I (laranill UliK FOI COVK, Hot Hors D'Oeuvers SERVED from 4 to 7 by Our Special Hostesses 4 Driver Cited John Pat rick Graham, 173 Jeanette ave., Medford. was cited by Medford police Friday for failure to leave information at the scene of an accident. Graham's car hit a post and three mail boxes in front of 36 Jeanette ave., according to police records. Firemen Respond Eleven members of the Gold Hill vol unteer fire department got up shortly after 2 a.m. Friday to respond to an alarm, only to find it false. According to Fire Chief C. Clyde Kcll, it is believed that fluctuating of the electric power triggered the siren. Birth Reported Mr. and Mrs. John Atchison of Phoenix are the paternal grandparents of a seven pound, six ounce girl born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Tom my John Atchison of Upland, Calif. John Atchison is Pohenix's chief of police. Ma ternal grandparents -are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Birkland of Camp Baker rd., Medford. Speakers Named-The Jack son Toastmasters will m et Feb. 25 at Sambo'- restau rant for a 6:30 a.m. breakfast session. Speakers will be Jer ry Adams, Lloyd Bishop and Abb Gressctt. Articles Filed - Articles of Incorporation for McGuire's Home Furnishers Inc., 47 Cen tury building, have been filed with the county recorder s office by It. L. and Carolyn Nora McGuire and Charles W. Hill. Bureau to Meet - The Jack son County Farm Bureau will meet at the extension build ing at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 26. A speaker for the plan ning commission will talk on zoning. RoundtabU Speaker - Rob ert K. Terhune, REA Express company official, will rpeak Monday, Feb. 25, at the noon meeting of the Medford Chamber o f Commerce Roundlable at North's Chuck Wagon. Terhune will tell the story of transportation of packages by air express. Business Names - Several business names have been as sumed in the county accord ing to records in the Jackson county recorder's office. They include the name Hunter Tavern, assumed by Muriel E. and Leslie A. Shaw, 5011 Crater Lake highway; Conk- lin's Septic Tank Service by O. E. and Marjorie Conklin and Delbert and Orvclla E. Sharp, 4471 South Pa cific highway; Crater Inn Motel, By Kenneth R., Irma A., and T. A. Lockie, 841 South Riverside ave.; and G & H Produce, by A. L. Oris chkowsky and Allen Howard, 160 East Ashland lane, Patient - Ben F. Madden, 200 Sherman ave., Ashland, was flown from Ashland Thursday by Mercy Flights ot San Francisco for medical care at the Southern Pacific hospital. Madden is the 1.525th patient to be flown by the non-profit air ambulance service since it was started. OBITUARIES GEORGE TERRY TAYLOR George Terry Taylor, 427 King st., died at the home of Howard T. Taylor, 515 West list St., Friday. Funeral ar. rangements will be an nounced by Conger Morris, funeral directors. IVA I. BADGER Funeral services for Iva L. Badger, 68. of route 2, box 680, Central Point, who died Thursday, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Perl Funeral home. The Rev. Wil Ham McLeod, of the Catholic church, will officiate. Inter ment will be in Siskiyou Me morial park. Recitation of the Holy Rosary will be held at P o'clock tonight at Perl Fu neral home. Mrs. Badger was born in Downing, Mo., March 4, 1894. She lived in South Bend, Ind., for several years before mov ing to Medford in 1931. She owned and operated a seam stress and alterations shop in downtown Medford from 1943 to 1948. She was a mem ber of the Catholic church in South Bend, Ind. In June, 1931, in Cicero, 111., she was married to Law rence W. Badger, who sur vives. Also surviving is one sister, Mrs. Mary Hess, South Bend, Ind. Casket bearers will be Marion Milledge, Clara Mi lan, Edna Rhodes, Blanche Pyle, Mary Jones and Jinney Blevins. Mrs. Tallman wis born in Umatilla. Ore., Jan. 16, 1870. In Pendleton, on Nov. 1, 1893, she was married to Joseph V. Tallman, who preceded her in death. Her entire life was spent in Oregon and she had lived in Medford for the past 2'j years. Survivors Include i son, A. F. Tallman, Medford, and a granddaughter, Mrs. Jo Rodgers, Tacoma, Wash.; three great grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. ARTICLES FILED Salem -TO - Articles of Incorporation were on file Saturday for McGuire's Home -A 7 Furnishers. Medford. signed by Richard L. McGuire, Caro lyn Nora McGuire and Char les W. Hill. CROWNED QUEEN Bend -lUPIl- Mickl Sickles, 18-year-lod Central Oregon college freshman, was crown ed queen of Portland State college's seventh annual In tercollegiate Winter Carnival here Friday night. The GROTTO SUNDAY LUNCH SERVED 12. 4 P.M. SUNDAY MENU Roast Turkey With Sage Dressing. ...$1.50 Baked Ham With Candied Yams $1.50 Fried Chicken $1.25 PIUS AIL THE SAIAD YOU CAN EAT FROM THl SALAD BAR Real Good Italian and American Dinners CHILDREN HALF PRICE PLUS 25c 10 No. Front Street Phone 772-4443 THEATRE INFORMATION-PHONE 773-7323 JOHN K. BAKER Ashland-John King Baker, 100. of 107 Fourth st., passed away early Saturday in a val ley rest home. Mr. Baker was born Aug. 24, 1862. at Frankfurt, Ind iana. He came to Ashland from Malin, Oregon In 1954. In 1883 he married Rosa Ben der, who preceded him in death 15 years. The couple reared seven children, four of whom survive. Survivors Include three daughters, Mra. Minnie Mc Clelland, of Ashland; Mrs. Elsie King of Meridian, Idaho, and Mrs. Avis Belnap. of Vale, Oregon; and a son Mack Baker of Klamath Falls, 13 grandchildren and 36 great grandchildren. Announcement of funeral services will be made Mon day by Litwiller Funeral home, Ashland. Entertainment and Dancing 7 Nights a Week Dinners From 5 P.M. it n 51 Ph. 773-5474 1206 N. Riverside VA ... , -A Ot BANQUET rUK All Ulv.A3luro Fire Damages Firm's Maintenance Shop Ashland Fire caused con siderable damage ot a Linin ger Sand and Gravel mainten ance shop on Water st. here Saturday afternoon. Ashland firemen, who re ceived the alarm at 5 p.m., said the building was already in flames when they arrived. Cause of the fire was unde termined. Damage In addition to the structure were two trucks and miscellaneous tools and welding equipment inside. DAISY F. TALLMAN Funeral services for Mrs. Daisy F. Tallman, 93, of 746 Oak st., who died Friday, will be held in the Conger- Morris downtown chapel 9:30 a.m. Monday. The Rev. George R. Bolster, St. Mark's Episcopal church, will offici ate. Committal will be In Eugene Monday afternoon. LTLR H SJ fgBiBl FROM 100 P.M. 1 THE GREAT HIT THAT CHARMED EVERYONE AT THE SNEAK PREVIEW IN THE CRATERIAN NEW YEAR'S EVE HE WAS A SQUARE FROM NEBRASKA... I SHE WAS A OFF-BEATNIK FROM w ! Mammmm GREENWICH VILLAGE! X ROBERT (s'L SHIRLEY A. iV'inL . IN THE PLAY THAT '' V "f V- j DELIGHTED BROADWAY p' J) f I D I I ' III 1A 1 111' 1 W aM ii . AVt p i PIUS NEWS -SHORTS COLORED CARTOON Edmund Ryan Elizabeth Erozer Eddie Firestone Billy Gray Weather DOORS OPEN AT 1:15 ii in ri McsxaEgaw ASHLAND 482-3321 CONT. FROM 1:30 IT'S FAMILY FILM-FARE ALL THE WAYI n E JOY K i mi wan GO'tLI HEW IS Him JACIQE GlEASOf 1 GIGOT SEE-GO-GEE-CO-fiFE-GO'CrE PeTeRSEU-ERS W 1 THE a mZ'NG' Jj)flnilLARIOllS C -.'.'A V-GPfc CGl.GR 0 W -' NAOIA CRAY. HERBERT L0M FORECASTS MMtord and viclnilv: Morning valley fog. Otherwise lair through Monday. HiKh both daya bO-05. Low tonisht 3J-36 Western Oregon: Niht and morning fog or low clouds through Monday. Mostly sunny in the af ternoons. Little change In temp eratures High both days 5U-U0. Low tonight 32-42. Northern California: Fair today and Monday, except some fog and low clouds on the north coast. Lit tle change In temperature. I.OCAI. IIA1A TEMPERATUnK: Mean jester dav to. above normal 2 Record high this dale fig In 1!t7. Record low this date IB in III20. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to midnight none. 1 Tolal thla month 2 32 In . .30 In. above normal. Tolal since Sept 1 2l 15 In . 6 47 In above normal. IIUMlUlii: wwctl jcnictu.j 49' UTY Brookings Klamath Falls MEDFORD ... Portland .. Seattle Spokane Yakima High 1.2 Ml S2 43 .. 4 65 (III) :m am. hr. Low Prec. 42 2" 32 33 ""39 30 23 44 F.urcka 58 Red Bluff . 75 Sacramento -....6 ban Franclaco .. HI Los Angeles 82 Phonelx . 78 Denver 47 Chicago - 22 Miami Beach 71 New York 28 W ashington D C 34 ftunday, February 24 SunM-t today 5 4 pm Sunrise tomorrow 8 .5 a m. Moonset tonight 6 4 p m. Fir.t Quarter . March 2 The planet. Jupiter, seen right above the Moon tonight, bi now leaving the evening sky It will return as morning planet m April. an 53 82 I) .18 II 12 C 0 UL 0 N V FOURTH & FRONT STREETS Phoni 779-1616 APPITIZIRS FRESH CRAB MEAT c DUNGENISS CRAB LEG 1" ALASKAN SHRIMP HOO0SP0RT OYSTER Me SOUP DE JOUR ip) 2St STEAKS From Our Charcoal Broiler Ala Carta Complala Dinnar Dinnar NEW YORK STEAK, 16 01 4.35 4.5 NEW YORK STEAK, 12 ot 3.71 4.JJ TOP SIRLOIN STEAK, It eg 3 5 4.43 TOP SIRLOIN, 12 ot 3.30 3.93 FILET MIGNON, 12 ot 4.25 4.73 LA PETITE FILET MIGNON 3.50 4.00 (LADIES FAVORITE 8 OUNCES) GROUND SIRLOIN STEAK 2.50 3.00 (MUSHROOM SAUCE) SPECIAL CHILD'S DINNER 1.60 Ground Sirloin Steak, with Salad, Potato, Milk, Deiert SPECIALTIES OF THE HOUSE ' Ala Carta BEEF STROGANOFF 3.25 $liced Tenderloin In Sour Cream wifh Fraih Muihroomi TENDERLOIN TIPS, an Brochttt 3.95 ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF 3.B5 FROM OUR SALAD BAR CHEF'S SALAD 150 Fresh Crisp Greens Garnished with Turkey, Ham and Cheese. Our Own Special Dressing CRAB OR SHRIMP LOUIE 1.B3 Especially Different with Our Chef'a Personal Touch SELECTED SEA FOODS Ala Carte Complete Dinner Dinner BROILED LOBSTER TAILS 3.95 4.45 The Best Australian Import with Orawn Buller and Lemon Wedges ' LOBSTER THERMIDOR 3.73 4.25 Tender Lobster Meat In Rich Cream Sauce Topped with Parmesan JUMBO PRAWNS, DEEP FRIED 2.73 3.2S Traditional with Spicy Sauces OYSTERS FROM OUR GRILL 2.73 3.25 In Season BROILED SALMON STEAK X7S . 3.25 STEAK SANDWICH 2-J Selected New York Cut on French Bread with French Fries and Salad OREGON GROWN CHICKEN 2.73 3.23 PAN FRIED, Crisp Golden Brown with Spiced Apple. Please allow 20 to 30 minutes BEVERAGES COFFEE - ! MILK ' TEA BUTTERMILK - U DESSERTS SHERBET 20 ICE CREAM iS CHEESE CAKE PIE, per Cut ... 35e SUNDAE - 40 Elegant Dining at Reasonable Prices
