Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 14, 1963, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextBBBH I MtDrOHU MAIL IMlbUNL, MtUtOHU. OHLGON 2& f'-a THICK... (lira 00061 Dairti Queen MALTS and SHAKES You'll jump for joy w hen you try one of our delicious, nutritious malti or shakes. Made spoonin' thick with Dairy Queen, of course famous for its couulrj -frcoh flavor. Cent in for tfat TODAY I 450 South Central I Local and Personal IjoJSLl; i 11 i Qgjjjjjjjjjjja oaovoioioioJ Hornbrook - Graveside Besides SUNDAY. APRIL 14. IMS Crater Lake Ranger Accepts Transfer A 7 Overheating Problem-Med-, Roundtoblo Speaker - Rob ford firemen were called to ertson E. Collins, member of the residence of Ann G. Rice, ; the board of directors of the 1206 East Main St., at 1:40 1 Rogue Valley Art association, a.m. Saturday to take care of will address the Monday noon an overheated electric w a 1 1 j luncheon of the Medford heater. The heater would not Chamber of Commerce Round turn off. and so firemen re- table. Collins will speak on moved the fuse, i no damage. There was "Art in Our Community j The Roundtable meets at : North's Chuck Wagon. Complete Easter Dinners Choice of BAKED HAM With Pineapple Sauce $150 ROAST BEEF or ROAST PORK I Also A-la-Cirte Orders Restaurant Under New Management Your Host-Walt Miller JUBILEE CLUB & RESTAURANT Jacksonville, Oregon 83 SPECIAL EASTER DINNER Prime Ribs of Beef A'Jus Southern Fried Chicken Virginia Baked Ham with fruit juice Baked Potatoes Vegetable Rolls Coffee or Tea Dessert YOUR CHOICE $1.50 MANY OTHER ENTREES flWkAntonu M0T0I HOTIl ' . Ph. 482-1721 Ashland, Ore. HAPPY EASTER DINING Treat your family to a real Holiday of Fine Food Enjoyment. HOLIDAY MENU Roast Beef $1.75 Roast Turkey with Sage Dressing $1.60 Baked Ham with Candied Yarns $1.75 Fried Chicken $1.50 Plus All the Salad You Can Eat From the Salad Bar ) i 3 THE GROTTO 10 North Front Street Phone 772-4443 Overheated Stove - Ash land firemen were summoned at 7:02 a m. Saturday when an overheated oil stove was reported at the home of L. H. Berry, 260 North Laurel st. No damage was reported, how ever. Wall Damaged - A flue fire that extended to a portion of the wall caused moderate damage at the home of Roy Edwards, 109 B St., Ashland, at 7:30 a.m. Saturday. Ash land firemen controlled the fire. Easter Egg Hunt - The Tal ent Lions are sponsoring their annual Easter egg hunt this morning at 8 o'clock on the Talent Elementary school grounds. All Talent area chil dren under 12 are invited to participate. Prizes will be awarded in three age groups. Convalescing - Mrs. Ernest (Daisy) Cloud, of Prospect, who underwent major surgery at a valley hospital recently, is now convalescing at the Hawthorne Convalescent home in Medford. She will be there for some time and may receive visitors. Attends Meeting - Edmund E. Hass, vice president and Medford manager of the Pa cific Northwest company, in vestment securities, returned Friday night from a meeting of 15 branch office managers in Seattle. Daughter Born - A daugh ter, Karen Kiana. weighing 7 pounds, 15 ounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs John A. Cle ver March 29. The mother is the former Evelyn Frederick, Central Point. The Clevers recently moved back to Ore gon. Grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Frederick, Ta ble Rock rd., Central Point, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cle ver, Jonesboro, Ark. In Training - Mrs. Muriel Carter, 313 Maple St., Med ford, is being sent to Portland to train for cafeteria work in the New Holland House, one of Newberry's largest cafe terias. She has worked for the J. J. Newberry company for several years. In Hospital - Convalescing at Sacred Heart hospital fol lowing surgery is Walter E. Jordan, North Bend. A medi cal patient there is Robert W. Badley, box 23, Rogue River. t Hunt Canceled - The Gray back Brushriders have cancel ed their annual Easter egg hunt, playday and potluck lunch, which is held annually at the Davidson drive arena on Easter Sunday, because of weather conditions, the group announced Saturday. The Brother 111 - Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Jewctt. 1005 Crown ave , Central Point, were call ed to Salem last wcc(k by the serious illness of Jcwett's brother, H. H. Jewctt. Medical Patient - Convales cing at Sacred Heart hospital is Emery K. Hewitt. 1750 Nar regan St.. Medford, who is a medical patient. Meet Monday - The Med ford Toastirters will meet Monday, April 15, at the Grot to at 6:30 p.m. Dan Hull will be toastmaster and table top ics will be directed by Jack Thomson. Listed as speakers are Frank Reich, Dwight Wil son, Jim Spangler, Jack Har ding and John Austbo. ... In School - Mrs. Frances Gallatin, justice of the peace In Ashland, is in Eugene at tending a traffic school given at the University of Oregon. ' i Topic Noted - "What's Wrong with Medford Today" is the topic announced for the Monday. April 15, meeting of the Jackson Toastmastcrs. The breakfast session will be held at 6:30 a.m. at Sambo's res taurant Speakers will be Jer ry Adams. Lloyd Bishop and Pat Patnaude. I services were held Tuesday at the Henlcy-Hornbrook cem etery for John Albert Duncan. 72. who died April 5 at his home in Rio Linda, Calif. He was a long-time resident of Siskiyou county, and of Hornbrook, where he was sec tion foreman with the South ern Pacific railroad. His wife. Hazel Duncan, preceded him in deatli Dec. 31. 1962. He also was preced ed in death by a daughter, Patricia. Mr. Duncan is survived by his sons. John A. Duncan Jr., Orangevale, Calif.: Maj. Ed ward F Duncan, Lima Peru; William B. Duncan, Yreka; Lyle L. Duncan, Rio Linda; and three daughters. Mrs. Bcthe Obland, Riverside. Cal if.: Mrs. Laura H. Reames. Rio Linda, and Mrs. Connie Gauthier, Rio Linda. from Missouri. his wife he is sur vived by two sons. Stafford of Ashland, and Frederick of Shady Cove; and three grand children. Mr. Kiel was a cook at the Palace cafe in Ashland for a number of years. Funeral services will be conducted Monday at 3 p.m. ut Litwillcr's Mountain View chapel, with the Rev. Ken neth llcriford officiating. Cre mation will follow. Friends may in lieu of flowers, make contributions to the Ashland General Hospital Memorial fund in care of the Palace cafe. THEODORE C. CLAWSON Hornbrook - Funeral serv ices for Theodore C. Clawson, 60, of Klamath Falls, who died Tuesday in Salem, were held Saturday in the Horn brook Methodist church. In terment was in the family plot in the Henley-Hornbrook cemetery. He was born in Hornbrook Dec. 8, 1903. He had made his home in Klamath Falls since 1943. He was employed by the Southern Pacific railroad. Survivors include his wid ow. Edna Clawson: a son, The odore Lane Clawson, and a daughter, Mrs Edna Biglcy. all of Klamath Falls, and two grandchildren. BLANCHE A. BEVERIDGE Mrs. Blanche A. Bcvcridgc, I of Saint John. New Bruns wick. Canada, died Friday in a local hospital. Mrs. Bever ! idge was here visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joe McCalvy, L.cmrai mini. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Conger-Morris Funeral directors. Alvin W. Peterson, super visory park ranger in Crater Lake National park, has ac j cepteel lateral transfer to Flaming Gorge National Rc- creation Area Project, Vernal, ' Utah, as a district ranger sta : turned at Manila, Utah, ac cording to Park Superintend ent W. Ward Yeagcr. The Petersons will leave Crater Lake Monday to visit relatives near Seattle before entering the new assignment. Peterson will have an op portunity to become acquaint ed with development of a new . area and a new climatic situ ' ation. Yeager noted. He en 1 tered the National Park Serv- ice in 1952 after graduation I from the University of Puget Sound, majoring in sociology. Three Injured In Two-Car Collision Three persons were slightly injured in a two car collision Saturday at Hillcrest rd. and Valley View dr., Medford city police reported. Injured were a driver, James Edward Wheeler, Grants Pass, Martha Phillips, 70, Barker, N. Y., and Marian Alice Wheeler, 46, Grants Pass, both passengers in the Wheeler car; and Douglas Armstrong McAdams, 4, passenger in a car driven by Charles Armstrong McAdams 2560 Capitol ave. All received treatment by private physl cian. Wheeler was cited for fail ing to stop at sign. The acci dent occurred about 12:19 p.m. Cars driven by Floyd Aus tin Courtwright, 410 South Peach St., and bv John Pat rick Lyon, 2799 South Pacific highway, Medford, collided Friday at the Shopping Cen ter Parking lot, East Jackson blvd., Medford, police report ed. No citations or injuries were reported. Influenza Cases Continue Increase Influenza cases continued on the increase during the j past week with the Jackson ! county public health depart- event was scheduled to start , ment reporting 27. at 1 o'clock this afternoon. Twenty-three cases were re- FREDERICK KIEL Ashland - Frederick Wil liam Kiel, 67, of 156 Fifth St., died Friday at a local hospital. Mr. Kiel was born Aug. 2, 1895, at Hannibal, Mo. On Jan. 27, 1915. he married Anna Webster at Davenport, Iowa. They came to Ashland Weather Uz&&S- "Tr! Tr. Yourself and Xouft to DARDANELLE SPECIAL Easter Dinner Serving rt 1W0 Prime Entrees Rib Au Jus rt .-Hani lift Btd STarnb - Mint Jelly F i.d Chicken-Southern Style jumbo French Fried Shrimp Our Luxur?odu SALAD BAR W. Cater Group, "d DARDANELLE Ranger Peterson started at Mt. Rainier in the mainten ance division apd became a foreman. After beenmine a park ranger in 1957, he en- m". gaged in considerable rescue work due to his participation on the ski patrol and rescue team. In 1960, he accepted a trans fer to Crater Lake National park and became a district Short on Time? LUNCH at the WOODEN SHOE injoy in excellent lunch with quick service ... a bomnsa fer amy pee. pie. Come in, meet Irv ear chef. Fortune Cookie Say . . . NOT EVERYONE EAT AT (Free deliver at heme, sometimes! Phone 773-6363 m if ITcj-S Interstate 5 it rTV-VX --ia Mill Junction FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Light rain early today, partial clearing with scattered showers later today. In termittent rain Monday. High to day 64, low tonight 40, high Mon day o. Western Oregon: Cloudy with rain early today, partial clearing with a few showers this afternoon and tonight. Cloudy with periods of rain Monday. High today 55-63, Monday 50-60. Low tonight 36-44. Northern California: Intermittent rain at low levels and snow above 6.500 feet today. Showers Mondav. with snow level at 5,000 feet. Cold er Monday, Windy. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yesler day 56; above normal 5. Record high this date 02 In 1047. Record low this date 25 in inn PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to midnight 03 in. Total wis month i. on in., .48 in. above normal. Total since Sept. 1 22 18 In., 3.82 In. above normal. HUMiuiia-: Lowest yesterday 54 Tp. EASTER MENUS 1 OPENING FRIDAY, APRIL 12 PABLO'S MEXICAN DINNERS CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS PAN FRIED CHICKEN HOURS 5 P.M. TO 10 P.M. DAILY IXCt'T MONDAY SUNDAY 12 A.M. TO .M. 1789 Stewart Avenue Fer Reservttions Phone 779-1328 SI THEATRE INFORMATION - PHONE 773-7323 Hl(h 4:00 IO CITY Yea'er- a.m. nr. day Low Pm Brooking, 60 47 .91 Klamath Falle 56 37 T. MEDFORD 63 47 .03 Portland 67 45 ' .01 Seattle 65 46 .03 Spokane 66 36 Yakima 66 36 T. Eureka 61 53 .60 Red Blull 60 30 .33 Sacramento 66 33 .20 San Francisco 64 56 2 Los Angeles 74 54 Sunrise Breakfast SERVED FROM 6 AM lo II AM Children Half Price Glass of Juice Hoi Biscuits end Strawberry Preserves Ham, Bacon or Sausage $1.35 Pork Chops $1.65 Lamb Chops $1.75 Canadian Bacon $1.50 Top Sirloin Steak $1.95 Above Orders Include: 2 Eggs Hash Brown Potatoes Garnished With Pear and Peach Helves Coffee Tea Milk 1 The Suspense Is Unbelievable! CONTINUOUS TODAY Shows Start 1:00-4:00-6:30-9:10 Features Start 1 : 50-4:2 5 -7:00-9: 30 IT COULD BE THE MOST TERRIFYING MOTION PICTURE UWlKlRKHOEr eflsl ALFRED filTCHOOCKS " unmnjfit : r. TeTi Ul M la r I aue ROD TAYLOR - JESSICA TANDY- SUZANNE PIESHETTE .'TIWHEDREN. 2 Phoenix 99 Denver 78 Chicaeo 49 Miami Beach 91 Now York 68 Washington. DC. 64 S3 4fi 48 H'lfllffllllllffllY AINU FLORENTINE LOUNGE Family Easter Dinners Open 12-10 P.M. Prices Begin at S2 35 Please Make Your Reservations Early FOURTH and FRONT For Reservations Call 779-1616 ported from Medford and two each from Jacksonville and Ashland. Sixteen measles cases were reported, nine in Medford and seven in Central Point. Ash land reported 10 cases of Ger man measles and Medford and Applegatc one each. Medford reported four mumps cases, Prospect one and Central Point seven. Other communicable dis eases were two cases of pneu- : monia in Medford and one in I Ashland: four impetigo cases in Rogue River; one infectious j hepatitis case in Medford, one chicken pox case in Rogue River and two gonorrhea cases. Here TONITE! SCREEN AT 7:20 cm Mil wm town m wm HOT SUt! CtJHOaO (VANS . CHIVel SEED TVONNf IOMA1N Sunset torlny fl 51 p in. Sunrise tomorrow 33 a m. Mnonrine tomorrow 12:23 a.m. MOPNlNfJ PLANETS Saturn, riiea 3:39 a m. Vcnuv low in east 4:44 a m i In a few days. Jupiter, the lart, e.st planet, will appear helow Vc- Births JAMES - To Mr. and Mrs. Markcy Lcc. 1148 West 8th St., Medford. April 11, 1963. a girl, 84 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. MALONEY - To Mr and i Mrs. Elmer E., route 2. box 581. Central Point. April 11, 1963. a boy, He pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. MEARS - To Mr. and Mrs. Clark Edward. 2094 Ridge way dr., Medford. April 11. 1963, a girl, 8Vi pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. VETERANS OF WORLD WAR I There is an organiiation Especially 4 exclusively for you. Medford Bks S40 VWWI The dues are nominal; The purpose is betlermenl ol welfare and general condition of the FORGOTTEN MEN of the First World War. For information contact F. D. Adams, Commander 8991281 or A. F. Johnson. Q.M., 773 5746 All WWI Veterans art wtlcomc at our meetings; 1st & 3rd Wednctdayi each month, in Girls Community Club Bid 9 229 N. Bartlett St., Medford, Oregon BUSINESS MCETtNG APRIL 17th, 1963 Easter Dinner SERVED FROM 11 AM to 10 PM Children Half Price Rchih Tray, with California Dip, Shrimp or Fruit Cocktail, Soup or Cornommt Tossed Green Salad, Choice ol Dressing $3.00 ROAST SPRING LAMB, Dressing Savoy BAKED VIRGINIA SUGAR CURED HAM, Champagne Sauce ROAST TURKEY", Cranberry Sauce PAN fRIED CHICKEN, Counlry Gravy ROAST LONG ISLAND DUCKLING, a la Orange HALF ROAST PHEASANT, Wild Rice $3.95 PRIME RIB of BEEF, Au Jus BROILED NEW YORK STEAK, Onion Rings BROILED LOBSTER TAILS, Drawn Butter Broccoli Hollandaise, Freih Green Peas, Creamed Corn, Baked Yams, Baked Idaho, Butter Whipped or Au Gratm Potatoes Pie, Ice Cream or Fruited Jcllo Coffee Tea Milk Ashland 412-3321 ELVIS. HAPPY EASTER SHOW LAST TIMES TODAY DOORS OPEN AT 1:15 u , I 3 1113: . .-Jr WILLIAM FRAWLEY. PATRICIA BARRY tTaftiae1 firootinnc kaii&i wi ouiiga an from Mcdford's Finest Restaurant & Lounge 1206 N. Riverside-Phone 3-5474 'WHERE EVERYBODY MEETS" 3 ENDING TONIGHT Shew Starts 7:00 p.m. Top Action Thrillers "Your grandchildren will grow up under Communism!" NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV la tayt M Will tht So via thntftf coma true ? Will ywr frajfidchlMrtM live urtdtr Communism? Forge God? Solute th. Saviat AdjS ? "Never!" you uy. But mrt re mrtf How can you oppose Communism? One surf way. Help 114 Frtt f xropt. What does it do? It broadcasts the news of freedom to 79 million people behind the Iron Curtain. It helps keep them from timing to Communism. It noses a major obstacle to the Russians starting a war. But Radio Free Europe depends on individual Americans for its existence. Will you help? Give) a dollar? Give 5 dollars ... or more? Giv Now To... RADIO FREE EUROPE The American '.opl. t Cauntae Voice lo Communism Use the envelop your nawspaporboy leaves W for a generous contribution to T RADIO FREE EUROPE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNI