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Newspaper Page Text"v C"l Sander October 1, 1959, saw the inauguration of a revolutionary auto-insurance plan in Minne sota. Under this new program, careful drivers are rewarded by reduced insurance rates, while the careless operators may pay up to twice as much. This new plan hopes to offer sufficient incentive to make safe driving worth while. Those drivers con. victed of traffic offenses are given points for each offense, the number of penalty points increasing with the seriousness of the offense. Two demerit points earn for the driver stand, ard rates. With less than two points the rate is less; more than the standard two makes the careless driver's rates high. 0r Thra arm AHlr. .1.:.. i j . , ""vumib in- yolved in the new system, but it seems to De a step in the right direction. The Condition Of Vnur rar Ir just as important in prevention ui dniucws as rne conaition of th rlriuar RiJ k..l ..... v. ..... . HBU vlar,Ka, leuity steering, etc. are real hazards. W at' f?AQI'C 'UtTtlM SHELL will see that your car Is emni in tKa kct nf k. r:... in to 700 E. MAIN today or call 772-9017 (or FREE pickup Jnd dtlivrv Qui aw at.. -t tendanti will do the rest. AUTO SEAT COVERS $I rt9S Deauville "Bucket Seat" style m m Custom Boat Interiors and Boat Covers Boat Convertible Tops from $39.95 12th & So. Central 773-6450 pllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I V I I Transmission 1 1 2 I Exehange 1 ' Cw Types ' for 37,500 miles of pro-rated new-car engine power performance. FORDS, CHEVROLETS, PLYMOUTHS, BUICKS, WILLYS AND ALL OTHER MAKES Completely installed engines and custom rebuilding at low direct-factory-to-you prieesl 100 Financing Availsble Car Pjid for or Not. (O.A.C.) TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET As low-As- $2.50 per week GCK30aGGDCPS Crowd Mourns Davey Moore At Services Springfield, Ohio - UTtl - Mourners overflowed the Baptist church of Davey Moore's boyhood Saturday as me good little guy ot boxing was laid to rest. "My message is to comfort the family," Bishop Carl Smith said in the eulogy, "For God will not forget them." Outside, friends of long ago and the plain curious stood along the street or waited in cars parked half-a-mile along the streets in all di rections. The minister made no ref erence to boxing and to de mands to abolish the sports that arose in the wake of Moore's fatal injury in a Los Angeles boxing match Marcli 21. Oregon Carpenters Select New Officers Grants Pass - New officers were elected by the Oregon State Council of Carpenters, which wound up its annual three-day convention here Friday. They are George Hann, Portland, reelected executive secretary; Robert Caley, Rose burg, first vice president, and Roy Coles, Portland, second vice president. All officers are elected for two-year terms. Council Pres ident Swan Nelson, Portland. TO $44.95 Includes full sets and expert installation. Fit most cars. above: $44.95 Inst, most cars. You get more for your money of Sure-Fit because we're the nation's largest auto interior specialist;. - The only engine with a written guarantee LUCKY STRIKERS Moser Flying A 136-13) 3, Jean Bowen 429; Dardanelles il9',32B3) Pearl Crow 421. McLain's (35-13) 3. Mar. Ander son 513; Neley Nelson 113-35) 2, Ann Engel 416. Oakdale Mkt. (28-20) 3, Ruby Standridge 448; Cogswell (22-26) 1, Marienne Moller 383. Jean Hart's (27-21) 1. Betty Pettcgrcw 451: Elk City Mkt. (21'-26i) 3. Marlcne Jenien 442. Faber's Mkt. (24-241 2. Jo Voll mert 450: West Shell (21-271 2, Donah Remick 453. Big Y Signal (21-27) 3, Norma Kuyper 409; Bunnycrest (20-281 1. Dorothy Farley 373. MarJ. Anderson 214. Jean Bow en 200. Ann Engel 190: McLain's Drug Center 1355. COCA COLA INVITATIONAL Dick McKenjie 219.33. Martin Stockdale 217.04, Roy Harris 214.10, Walt Skundrick 213.33. Howard Larson 209.44. Bill Blunt 207.45, John Dickinson 203.27. Ron Ulxon 201.43, uan acou zw.jo. Clitf Schultz 199.18, Roger Weiss 196.42. Harrv Goode 196.39. Harold Ellis 196.15. Gale Kimball 193.40, Sam Battistone 190.33. Arnie Mat ton 189.07. Clayton Lewis 160.40, Keith Mcllvain 175.04. Roy Harris 844. Cliff Schultz 826; Harry Goode 238, Roy Harris 235. ROGUETTES W. L. Moore Construction (16-81 4. Dolly Cain 513; Hutchins St Clark Construction (10-14) 0, Ella Adkins 415. Chet'i Flying A 'tia-m u. wna Sutton 386; Stevens Construction (14-101 Lee Avallne 435. Oakgrove Furniture (14-101 1, Nina Carpenter 420; Bill Wright Real Estate 14-20) 3, Lolly Hughes 412 - . The westerner 113-111 a, juanna Brenner 437: Modern Masonry (10- 14) 2. Sue ztert 4119. Dolly Cain 215, Moore Construc tion 1629. BOWLING QUEENS Bamby's (32-16) 4. Del Christian- son 528; Pacific Power & Light (32-16) 0, D. Nease 460. Cal-Ore Ranches 1 28-30 1 3. Betty Reinholtz 573: Charm Cottage (23 25! 1. Gcrie Blind 494. Reter Fruit (Jo. 14-241 i. r. Nineo 439: Kim't (16-32) 3, V. Blunt 512. Security Insurance (23-25) 1, R. Edmonds 454; H. H. Lage 121-27) 3, Baylor 504. 1st National Bank (26-22) 3, Cappi Lindquist 587: Wooden Shoe (15-33) 1. Georgia Boardman. Cappi Lindquist 258. Betty Rein holtz 237; Cal-Ore Ranches 964 2707. BOWLING BIDDIES Dreamers 124-8) 2. Bea Morgan 431: Lucky Strikes (21-11) 2, Lovell Black 486. Slow Pokes (19-13) 2. Bev. Salt marsh 402: Try Hards (13-10) 2, Jnnn Lambrecht 461. Three fens (19-13) a, Betty Mc-(17-15) 1, Mlllan 428; One Pins Clnie Martin 429. Strike Outs (16-16) 2. Shirley Mitchell 492: Rocking Pins 19-23) 2, Midge Johnson. Ken Pinettes (13-19) 3. Ruth Smith 460; Pin Feathers (11-21) 1, Joan Leonard 440. Myrna Marum ihh. uioie martin 179. Shirley Mitchell 179: Lucky Strikes 1631. VALLEY ROLLERS Kool Four (24-16) 2. Alice Case- bler 340; Bowling Biddies (21-19) 2, Betty Price 429. Alley uxis in-ioj x, t-um nppei gate 457: Three Hits & A Miss (16 24) 3. Joyce LeMasters 476. Whlrley Birds (21-191 3, Ruth Holloway 313: Jolly Jigglers (19(i 20'a) 1. Betty O'Conner 429. Spare Ribs (19-21) 0, Mary Par ker ntj; jouec iviaLcn u I ".a- la; 4. Edith Merit 505. Alice Casebier 203. Mary Par ker 202; Koffee Klaatch 1940. . BOWLING BELLS Roethler Chevron (36-8) 4. Doris Price 489; Big Y Beauty Salon (20 24) 0. Corky Jones 392. Trowbridge Electric (25-10) 4, Jan Coulter 457; Pat and Mike's Builders Supply (19-25) 0, Erma Johnson 375. Southern Oregon Tallow (21'a 22'i) 2',j. Eileen Hunting 494; M i M Motors (iO'j-24'.a) Ha. Mable Sodaro 480. McLaren Oil (21-23) 3. Kewpie Facey 474: Mail Tribune Head liners (14-30) 1, Lorna Kahnert Lome Kahnert 208, Eileen Hunt ing 187, Shirley Williams 177: Roethler Chevron 2662. BARTI.ETT BELLES Carriage House (19-5) 3. Max PHONE 779-1537 104 West 6th Medford MEDFORD Stephenson 522; Liningers (16-8) 1, Annabelle Hughes 434. Medford Radiators (17-71 3, Au drey Swoape 311; Pick's (15-9) 1, Ruth Holloway 460. Alexander St Brown (16-12) 4, Joyce Krous 518: Alexander Music (13-11) 0. Ruth Smith 484. United Groceries (15-0) 3. Shir ley Mitchell 495: Baker's Moulding (12', -11 ',1 1, Mamie Baker 524. Faber's (ll'a-12'il 2'i. Bev St. Clair 468: Sys Place (in',-l3j) l!a. Eurnlce McManam 425. Young's Cycle 110-14) 4. Sylvia Meadows 493; Pogue's (8-15 .i) 0. Norma Huffman 385. Lady Medford (8-16) 3. Louise Stocker 423: Crysal Meats (8-16) 2, Char Rouhier 445. Frankle Mayflower (fi'i-lTi) 3, Ann Korner 450: House of Beauty (5,-18',j) 1, Kathleen Sparling 498. Joyce Krouse 203, Bev. St. Clair 196, Audrey Swoape, Elaine Brown, Kay Sparking 190; United Groce ries 2728. NIGHT HAWK LEAGUE Mart's Hatchey (32-12) 3. R. Mayer 530: Woodland Heights Mkt. 117-27) 1, S. Abersold 553. Phoenix Food Mart (31-31 4, B. Edwards 382; McLoughlin Plumb ing (2014-23'i) 0. B. Price 488. Orecon Food One (30-141 4. R. Champian 550: Oregon Food Two lli-jj) u. u. uamon Triangle Market (27'(-16i!.l 3. P. O'Conner 532; Plggiy Wlggly One 110-25) 1. D. Hooper 483. Plggiy Wlggly Two (22-221 3. D. Mulhollcn 546: Oregon Food Three (10-341 1. G. Putman 502. Dick Mulhollcn 232. Bill Ed wards 222, Ranee Champon 220: Harts Hatchery 1750. STAR LEAGUE Butter Belles (17-31 2. Wyoma HavnCA 476; Tclestars 16.14) 2. Ni. oml Mitchell 410. Kool Kats (lR'i-a'j) 3a, Nora Bailey 519; Alley Kittens (Sti ll 'i I 'i. Cerri Moore 407. Shadows ( 12'.i-7 ' i 1, June Phil lips 426; Three Duds (10-10) 3. Jo Pogue 355. SDUtniks (10-10) 1. Lots Strick land 3R2; Gutter Dusters (9-11) 3, janet rumnien iwo. Spare Tires (0-11) 1.' Alice Brown 428; Three Belles (8',1-lHj) 3, Irma Lawrence 452. Rollettes 8,-ll',2l 2'!,. Elite Hopewell 408; Three Strikers) 4l.a IS'il Hi. carol Yule 415. Janet Kimmell 211, Naomi Mitchell 179, Nora Bailey 178; Kool Kats 1282. INDEPENDENT LEAGUE Table Rock Lumber Co. (30-18) 0, Jerry Burroughs 544; Bakers Moulding (24-24) 4, Don Turner 513. Ideal Cement Co. 128-20) 2.'W11 mer Bailey 506; Timber Wolves (23-251 2. Del Ross 523. Eagle Point Teachers (27-21) 4, Shy Callaghan 510: Midway Meala (20-281 0. Dan Hadley 489. Knights of Columbus (24-24) 1, Gary Miksche 479; CWA (23-23) 3, Ernie Dukeshier SOB. Harry & David (22-28) 3, Fay Goddard 500: Red Pegasus (19-29) 1, Bill Harmon 509. Bill Harmon 209. Wllmer Bailey 203. Ollie Medlcus 201; Baker's Moulding 2448. WE'RE HERE TRIPLE Rich Plan (8-8) 1, Al McKlnnls 496; Cat. Pac, Two (10-S) 3, Art Kobold 505. Team Eleven (3-13) 3. Rich Os borne 449; Mike's Motor Mart (tf-7) 3. Joe Lcmieux 540. Gallen Kanip (1-15) 0. Gene Williams 530; Echo (12-4) 4, Norm Draper 574. Cal. Pac. One (5-11) 0. Bob Wilson 396: Team Three (11-51 4, Wayne Archer 549. Reliable Cleaners (7-9) 3. Bill Harmor 531; So. Ore. Surgical (13-3) 1. Mike King 364. M 4 M (8-8) 3. Bob Knight 301; Medford Realty (9-7) 1. John Sut ton 450. BUI Harmor 220, Paul Snnth 212, Wayne Archer 204; Mike's Motor Mart 1536. Gonzales TKO's Rubin Carter New York - (DPI) - Jose Gon zales made a brilliant bid for middleweight ranking last night when, he scored a tech nical knockout over the fifth ranked Rubin (Hurricane) Carter. The fight was stop ped al the end of the sixth round. Gonzalez, a windmill-type fighter, cut Carter over the right eye with a hard smash in the second round and blood continuously streamed from Hurricane's eye until Dr. Samuel Swetnik, ring phy sician, ordered referee Petey Delia to halt the fight. Gallant Gonzalez of Puerto Rico, considered a powder puff puncher, was behind on points when the fight was Halted. Bids Called for Correclion Work Bids for more than two miles of slide correction on the Lake of the Woods hish- way will be received by the bureau of public, roads in Portland until 2 p.m. April 16. The project is a segment of an east-west highway routing under development extending from Eagle Point on State Highway Route 62 north of Medford, easterly to the east forest boundary southeast of Odessa creek along the west side of Upper Klamath Lake road. Site is about 25 miles southeast of Eagle Point. When reconstructed and surfaced the road will offer an alternate route between Medford and Klamath Falls. The work consists of the cor rection of landslides within a 2.195 mile segment that has developed since completion of the grading project. Forest highway funds are financing the project. CEMENT MIXER For RENT t A to Z Rental 1 21 J N. Riverside 779-1474 MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, CHICO To Clown Burrell To Spearhead Comedy For Clown Quintet at Phoenix The Court Jesterl This is the sobriquet that has been bestowed upon "Chi co" Burrell, veteran comedy star of the frolicking Harlem Clowns, The Court Jester will lead the famous casaba cut-ups when they play in the Phoe nix high gym at 8 p.m., Mon day, April 1. He was christened Stanley but somewhere along the line during his 15-year career he picked up his nickname and that's how he's been known ever since. Chico stands six feet, two inches and weighs a trim 19D pounds. He Is from Long Is land City, New York. Burrell began his career back in the late 1940s and as a rookie, he was taught how to clown by Al (Runt) Pulllns, owner manger of the Har lem Clowns. Natural Chico then joined the Har lem Globetrotters and for years was the top comic and pivot man for their western unit. Burrell is a natural comic. He loves the horse play and torn foolery which goes along with the Clowns' routines dur. ing a basketball game. Deposits, Loans Show Increases The Medford branch of the First National bank reported first quarter deposits of $30, 393,850 and loans outstanding of $16,609,527, for 1963, R. C. Ross , branch manager and vice president, has announced. Central Point branch de posits totaled $3,384,350 and loans $3,990,447. Comparable totals, announced by Manager F. C. Ayres, were deposits $4,477,074 and loans $3,353, 777 for a year ago. The Medford figures for a year ago were $29,917,427 In deposits and $14,881,978 in loans. Comparable figures, releas ed by the Phoenix branch, showed first quarler deposits of $1,436,546 and 1 oans of $1,154,601 for 1963 and de posits of $1,233,424 and loans of $636,668 for 1962. . Ralph J. Voss, president of the First National Bank of Oregon, said the deposits and loans were record - high throughout the state for the quarter. Fire Leaves Family Of 11 Homeless Princville - NOT - A family of 11 was homeless today aft er a wind-whipped blaze de stroyed their two-story frame home one mile north of here Friday afternoon. Homeless were Mr, and Mrs. Walter Reddekopp, their seven children and two grand children. The fire was believed to have started from an over heated wood furnace in the basement. Firemen were hampered by the wind and lack of water. There were no injuries. No estimate of loss was Immedi ately available. Builders Supply uy At QUALITY Chlmneyi rW BLOCKS I fa v A : fftitttsted OREGON 1 1 BURRELL it Phoinix He's the ringleader for most of the pranks but his is a sub tle, sophisticated type of hu mor which, starts on a slow take thenfomes on like Gang Busters. The Clowns will face a con tlngent of Southern Oregon college' lettermen. Phoenix high lettermen play the fac ulty in a 6:30 p.m. prelimi nary. The Phoenix high let termen are sponsors. Fire Officials to Attend Meeting Two Jackson county fire department officials will at tend the Fifth Annual North west Command and Adminis trative school for fire depart ment officers April 1 through 4 in Yakima, Wash. They are Assistant Chief Earl Harrison of the Medford fire department and Chief L. C. Lisenbee of the Central Point Rural Fire department. Approximately 200 other fire service command officers from Washington, Idaho, Or egon, Montana, California Hawaii and British Columbia plan to attend. Experts in the technical fire service fields from New York to San Francisco serve as the instructors. Emphasis this year will be on the two facets of the fire service, emergency communications and fire ground tactics. Boiler Fireman at Domiciliary Sought Civil service examination is open for boiler fireman at the VA Domiciliary, White City, Enid L. Brown, executive sec retary of the board of U. S. civil service examiners at the Domiciliary, has announced. Qualified applicants will be considered for filling one va cancy at the present time and for future vacancies. The be ginning salary for the boiler fireman position is $2.38 per hour. Information concerning ex perience requirements Is con tained in the examination an nouncement and may be ob tained at the local post office or board of U. S. civil service examiners, VA Domiciliary, White City. LININGER'S LININGGLTS Raiders Sweep 3 From Humboldt St. Ashland - Southern Ore gon college made it a three game sweep over Humbolt State in baseball with 6 to 2 and 8 to 7 wins oh Saturday, The Raiders had beaten Humbolt 16 to 4 on Friday. SOC pushed over five runs in the second inning to win the Saturday opener and col lected a single run with one out In the extra eighth inning to take the scries finisher. Three hits, a hit baiter, a walk and two errors gained the runs in the big second Inning. In the eighth of the finale Bill Franks walked, swiped second base, went to third on passed ball and broke up the game by scoring on an error. SATURDAY MNESCORfcS: (1st game) ' HSC 001 000 12 SOC ISO 000 X 6 10 Leltz and Funderburg. Chow; Johnson and (2nd game) HSC 303 100 007 7 SUC 302 200 018 11 Stammer. Dlcklnison (31 and Webb: Csrr. Kins (31, Burwell (4) and Funderburg. Ashland-Southern Oregon college opened a three-game week end baseball series here Friday afternoon by shellack ing Humboldt State 16 to 4 The Red Raiders of the Rogue scored in every inning but the five they pushed over in the third frame would SOC Delegation Attends Convention Ashland-Dr. Elmo N, Stev enson, president of Southern Oregon college, headed a del egation of SOC faculty mem bers to the Oregon Education association conference at Port land recently. Robert A. McCoy of the SOC science-mathematics di vision was appointed regional vice president ot the Oregon Council of Teachers of Math ematics in a meeting of that organization during the con vention, and Dr. Roy W. McNeal, profesor of geogra phy, served as chairman of the nominations committee of the Oregon Geography Coun cil. ' ' Others attending included Dr. Chester Squires, Dr. E. C. McGill, Charles Pierce, Dr. William McKinney, Dale Tru ax, Dr. Bill Sampson, Mrs. Dorothea Bushnell, Miss Flor ence Allen and Martin Elle Fire Destroys Home On Coker Butte Rd. Fire destroyed the home and garage of Rose Violet Thomas and family, route 3, box 54A, Coker Butte rd., early Saturday morning, slate police and the Medford rural fire department reported. The Thomas family, Includ ing six children, had left for Portland - Friday afternoon. The fire apparently started In the basement and spread to the unattached garage, fire men said. The roof was on fire and part of it had fallen In when they arrived. James Webb, 226 Division rd., White City, was en route home. from his job at Timber Products when he saw the fire, woke up some neighbors and had them call the fire de partment at 4:29 a.m. Construction Equipment , RENTALS Backhoes 9 Road Graders Motor Cranes to 30 Tons D-4, D-6, D-8 Cats Pulls Air Compressors Phone SUNL.AY, MARCH have been enough for victory. Ten men went to the plate for SOC In the canto and the markers gave the home club an 8 to 1 bulge. Walks to Paul Blinka and Mike McKibben, Ken Matsu mura's groundout, a swat by Bill Bailey and hits by Joe Funderburg, Damcin Rossct to, Don Jaquette and Dave Hughes produced the mark ers. Trailed by On SOC spotted the Lumber jacks a single tally in the first inning but came back to tic the score in the bottom half of the stanza. The Ash land club went ahead to slay in the second panel with two scores. It sent over three runs each in the fourth and sixth innings and two in the fifth. Humboldt's biggest inning was the sixth when the 'Jacks put two men across the plate. The runs were on a hit by Roger Tofft, two errors and a base on balls. Raider pitchers Dave Hughes and Wes Davidson combined for a two-hitter. The Raiders pounded Hum boldt for 17 safe blows. "Chuck Hole" SPECIAL WHEEL ALIGNMENT Only Wheels knocked out-of-line make steering difficult and hazardous . . . can cut tire life in . half. Let us align the wheels on your car. today ... nere s what we do: . 1. Correct caster 2. Correct camber t 3. Correct toe-In or toe-out : 4. Inspect, tighten, adjust steering By Appointment Only, Plenel 9th and Riverside Phone 772-7119 Medford,' Oregon ltMi NOW more than ever before the Air Force needs for ward thinking young men to fill important jobs. Here is a unique opportunity for a young man to begin a career in aviation and missile maintenance, electronics, administration or security. These are the vital skills of the Aerospace Age. Air Force training can give s , young man a headstart on a bright future. U. S. Air Font Rtcmltlng Strvlee See MStf. Hal Cleary ' Medford Pott Ofifce (Km. 222) Tuesday, Thursday or Friday Phone: 773-4943 . la the public intirtrt this message hi brought to joe P i Medford Mail Tribune B 7 SIKES 30-1 CHOICE Las Vegas, Nev. a- (UP5 -Dan Sikes, the latest to quali fy for the 11th annual $60,000 tournament of Champions, to day was regarded a 30-1 choice for the tournament which opens May 2 at -the Desert Inn. Arnold Palmer is the 4-1 favorite, and defend ing champion. Stop-O-Matle Brake Lining In stalled en all 4 Wheels WHILE YOU WAIT1 Easy terms. Brake Specialist for 23 years. Phone 779-1966 NATIONAL BRAKE CENTER 1216 North Court $K50 Ki) Mott Cart NEW TREADS APPLIED ON SOUND TINE BODIES O ON. YOU OWN TIRES Tubtlm inol Tub Jyt WHITIWALLS (Narrow or WldO ' FOR MY SIZE PIuiJm 4 4 Ncappabla tin 31, 1S63 IP injn W. McAndrews 773-7555 PH0NI 773 4J7I