Sunset Carries Crater
The May issue of Sunset
mr.gazinc carries an article on
Crater Lake National park,
which is illustrated with snow
pictures, depicting the strik
ing panorama, which is char
acteristic of every spring at
the rim ol Crater Lake.
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Lake Article
One large photo, with
Wizard island the central in
terest, was taken last May and
shows the light snow on the is
land and rim, but trees free of
snow.
The- Clark's nutcrackers,
the harsh-voiced birds that
entertain many Crater Lake
visitors, and the snow-banked
road and rim village are fea
tured in the other illustra
tions. The article is limited to fac
tual information, which
should prove useful to travel
ers planning to include Crater
Lake in their itinerary.
Easter Seal Drive
Collects $3,784
A total of $3,784 has been
collected to date in Jackson
county in the annual Easter
Seal sale of the Oregon So
ciety for Crippled Children
and Adults, according to a
report made by Epsilon Sig
ma Alpha sorority and Rob
ert Ross, Medford branch,
First National Bank of Port
land. The sorority took
charge of the sale under
the chairmanship of Mrs. Le
land Carpenter, Medford, and
Ross served as treasurer.
The report showed collec
tions of $573.31 on the lily
day sale, $200.42 in school
coin cards, $206 from con
tainers placed in stores, and
$2,804 from Easter seals.
The funds are used to sup
port the work of the national
and Oregon societies for Crip
pled Children and Adults, to
the Children's Hospital
school, Eugene, and for
Camp Easter Seal for crip
pled children on the coast.
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I Local and
Hospileliied-Mrs. Ida Aus
tin Royall, Alturas, Calif., for
merly of Ida's Beauty shop,
Medford, is listed as a patient
at Rogue Valley hospital,
where she underwent sur
gery Tuesday. Before return
ing home, Mrs. Royall will
convalesce next week in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin
L Remmie, 903 South Peach
st.
Vehicles Collide - Vehicles
operated by Gaye D. Herder,
330 North Holly st., and John
Kenneth Mack, 806 Wabash
ave., collided about 7:55 a.m.
Thursday at Sixth and Fir
sts., according to Medford po
lice. No citations were issued
and no injuries were reported,
officers said.
...
Permit Issued - The Med
ford building department is
sued a permit Thursday to E.
E. Carpenter to erect a stor
age and workshop at 912 Wa
bash ave. at an estimated cost
of $1,000.
...
Patients - Mrs. Dale A.
Davis, 508 Fairmount St.,
Medford, was listed today as
a surgery patient at Sacred
Heart hospital. A medical pa
tient there was Mrs. Gilbert
Wolff, Cave Junction.
...
Annouact Birih-A son, Ter
rence Huse, was born Easter
Sunday, April 14, to Mr. and
Mrs. W. Ive McKinney, Can
yonville. The McKinneys are
former Medford residents. He
is now teaching at Canyon
ville. ...
To Visit Capitol-Terry An
drews, a junior at Rogue Riv
er High school, has been in
vited to spend three days in
Salem, visiting the legisla
ture as guest of Representa
tive and Mrs. John Dellen
back, Medford. She will be
an honorary page in the
House of Representatives and
attend a tea as guest of Mrs.
Mark Hatfield. She will leave
Rogue River Monday and re
turn Wednesday.
...
Cancelled - The play-day,
scheduled this afternoon by
the Medford Trail Riders, has
been cancelled. The event was
planned for the Veterans Ad
ministration domiciliary,
White City.
...
Roundtabl Program -The
University of Oregon Sym
posium speakers will discuss
Oregon's tax structure with
its attendant problems at the
Monday noon luncheon of the
Medford Chamber of Com
merce Roundtable.The Round
table meets at Norths Chuck
Wagon.
...
Toastmastars Meat- The
Jackson Toastmasters will
meet Monday, April 29, at
6:30 a.m. at Sambo's Restau
rant. Dana Collins, Bob Sage
and Jim Taylor will be the
speakers. The topic announced
for the session is If I Could.
Lloyd Bishop will be general
evaluator and Major Hopkins,
Fred Morlan and Pat Pat
naude the other evaluators.
...
Rummage Sale - The Wom
en's association of First Pres
byterian church will conduct
a rummage sale from 9 a.m. to
4 p.m., Tuesday, April 30 in
the Fehl building, 108 North
Ivy st., Medford.
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n..urn "om. Mrs. JacK
Sanborn and Mrs Charles
conference of Welcome Wagon j
hostesses in Portland. The
meetings were attended by
hostesses of Oregon and Wash
ington. Mrs. Carey will be
come a new Welcome Wagon
hostess in Medford making
calls on new parents and new
ly engaged girls. Mrs. Charles
Mickelson also is a hostess in
Medford. assisting Mrs. San
born in making calls on new
residents.
...
On Honor Roll - Five stu
dents from Oregon, one of
them from Medford, were on
the winter quarter honor roll
of Olympic College, Bremer
ton, Wash. Mary Ellen Reed
of Medford was in the group
receiving 3.0 grade point or
better for 12 or more credit
hours.
...
Fleet Reserve Meats - Cra
ter Lake branch, No. 186,
Fleet Reserve association, will
meet Thursday, May 2, at the
Jackson county courthouse
auditorium at 7:30 p.m. In
cluded in the program will be
nomination of officers for the
coming year and the showing
of a Canadian Rocky trave
logue by the Medford Navy
recruiters. All men eligible for
membership in the fleet re
serve association are invited.
...
Merchants Maai-A meeting
of the Downtown Medford
Merchants association has
been scheduled for 10 a.m.
Monday, April 29, at the Jack
son House. Election of officers
for 1963 will be held, accord
ing to Mrs. Phil Brainerd,
president.
...
Collision - Horace Frank
lin Peck, 38 Hawthorne ave.,
Medford, was cited by Med
ford police following an ac
cident Saturday. His car and
that of Mildred Elaine Pyeatt,
333 East Jackson st., collided
at McAndrews rd. and River
side ave.
...
Rack Stolen - Lloyd Allen
Lovell, 693 South Modoc ave.,
reported to Medford police
Saturday that an Orcgonian
newspaper rack and approxi
mately $2.50 in change were
stolen from in front of
North's Chuck Wagon res
taurant, 1016 North River
side ave.
...
Assault Charged - Clifford
Lee Birk. 37, of 960 Ellen-
dale dr., was arrested by
sheriffa deputies Friday on
charges of assault and bat
tery and lodged in the county
jail. His wife signed a com
plaint charging him with hit
ting her in the eye.
Car Fira - Medford firemen
were called at 11:43 a.m.
Saturday when a car fire was
reported in front of 733 South
Holly st. The carburetor ap
parently backfired in an auto
belonging to Fred M. Gatter,
28 South Groveland ave., ig
nited gasoline in the carbure
tor and then extended to an
oil bath type cleaner. There
was damage to the paint,
wiring and air cleaner.
Pletsch Returns from
New York Meetings
J. H. Pletsch, executive
vice president and manager
of the Jackson County Fed
eral Savings and Loan asso
ciation, is back in his office
after attending the manage
ment conference of the United
States Savings and Loan
League in New York.
Pletsch served as one of
three panel members discuss
ing advertising and business
promotions at the conference.
He also attended a special
meeting of the U. S. League
in New York City on Mutual
Savings associations.
Weather
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity: Some
cloudiness at times, but for the
most part fair through Monday
morninit. High today 68 Low to
night 33. High Monday fl5-70.
wim Oregon: Partly cloudy
Sunday. Chance of a few showers
In the north part and along the
coast High both days 6068. Low
tonight 40-50
Northern California: Fair today
and Monday. Rising temperatures.
LOCAL DATA
TEMPERATURE : Mean yester-
Hav -IK Kolnur nnrrval 7
Record high this date 96 M t!)26. '
Record low thia date 29 in 1943.
PRECIPITATION 24 hours to !
midnight, none.
ToUl this month 2.23 in.. 1 28 in.
above normal
Total since Sept. 1 23 43 In . 6 62
in above normal
HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday
60 V
4:00 24-
a.m. hr.
Low Prec.
CITY
Brookings
Yestei
day
....59
54
Grants Pass
Howard Prairie 38
Klamath Falls 54
26
37
41
43
39
38
u
45
42
MEDFORD -39
Pornand . jo
Seattle
Snoknne
...61
Yakima M
Kureka 33
Red Bluff 67
Sacramento 66
San Francisco 61
Los Angeles 87
Phoenix 75
Denver 62
Chicago 63
Miami Beach 80
New York . 68
Washington. DC. 70
42
43
Sunset today 8:07 p m
Sunrise tomorrow All am.
Moonsct tomorrow 1:47 a.m
Firtl Quarter . . . April 30
PROMINENT STARS
The Twins, near the Moon
Mars, high in southwest 1.22 p TO,
Saturn, rises .... .3 46 a m.
Venui tnd Jupltar. rise 3 23 am
MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORO.
With 269
News
Grange
Grangers present.
the Griffin Creek Grange op-
ened the Roxy
meeiiBg witll
Ann Grange
the seating
r'Mastcrs from other Grans
were escorted to the Master s
station. They were Herman
Kamping, Gold Hill; Harold
VanHoy. Live Oak; Cliff
Moore, Eagle Point; Ernest
Randomskc, Sams Valley:
Janics Cornett, Central Point;
Sterling Fryrear, Bellview:
Floyd Whiteside, Phoenix;
Francis Moffett, Roxy Ann;
Virgil Wilks, Griffin Creek;
Roscoc Roberts, stale over
seer; Harold Dunsmore, Doug
las county Pomona master;
Herb Rudd, deputy Josephine
county: and Melvin Lattie,
Jackson county Pomona mas
ter. Other visitors were Mrs.
Dinsmore, Mrs. Rudd, Mr. and
Mrs. Hobart, Josephine coun
ty. Committee reports were
given by the building chair
man, R. J. Ritchie; agricul
ture, Marvin Garrett; legisla
tion, Orie Moore; insurance,
Roscoe Roberts; home eco
nomics, Willeta Sims.
The display table was ar
ranged by Marie Pfnister, who
reported that the paintings on
the walls were by Roxy Ann
members.
The literary program was
put on by the lecturer, Marie
Pfnister of Roxy Ann Grange.
The program was opened by
welcoming song to the
guests.
Clarence Pfnister reported
on the work of the education
committee.
A tableau of "The Empty
Tomb" was presented with
Anna Van Ortweck playing
the role of Mary. Ken Nolte
sang "He Is Risen.' Eleanor
Mankins closed the tableau
with a short prayer.
Marie Pfnister read a poem,
"My Old Home," and showed
a painting of the old home
in North Dakota.
A skit, "New Machines,"
was presnted by Roscoe Rob
erts, Francis Moffet, Cora
Lee White, Alvin Sims, Ken
Nolte, Web Hickle, Norman
Garrett, Verda Quackenbush,
Donna Lee Reddington, R. J.
and Iris Ritchie and Orie
Moore.
The Grange meeting was
closed by the Griffin Creek
Grange.
Births
MERRILL - Mr. and Mrs
Leslie A., post office box 56
Eagle Point, April 26,1961), a
girl, 9 pounds, at Rogue Val
ley hospital.
CLAYTON - Mr. and Mrs.
Louis D., 6647 OakhurBt St.,
Central Point, April 26, 1963,
a boy, 6 pounds, at Rogue
Valley hospital.
JACOBS - Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Leroy, 829 B East
Ninth St., Medford, April 26,
1963, a girl, 7',i pounds, at
Rogue Valley hospital.
FLAGG-Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Henry, post office box 71,
210 G St., Jacksonville, April
26, 1963, a girl, 8, pounds
at Rogue Valley hospital.
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OBITUARIES
MRS. HARRIET RAMSAY
Klamath Falls Funeral
j services for Mrs. Harriet
Ruger Ramsay, wife of Elton
Ramsay, a former Ashland
resident, was held in Klamath
Falls Friday.
Mrs. Ramsay died April 23
following a long illness. She
and her husband had lived in
Ashland, where they received
their education, for many
years before moving to Kla
math Falls.
Surviving are her husband,
two daughters, four grand
children and three brothers
and a sister; Dorrance Ruger,
Ashland; Mrs. Carl Schmidt,
Medford, and John and Ray
mond Ruger, Klamath- Falls.
Friends who wish to honor
Mrs. Ramsay's memory are
asked to make contributions
to the Red Cross blood bank.
MISS GRACE LYTLE
Ashland Memorial serv
ices for Miss Grace Lytle, re
tired Jackson county school
teacher, who died April 18
at the Methodist Retirement
home in Salem, will be held
at the Methodist church here
today by the Rev. Malcolm
Hammond.
Miss Lytle made her home
in Ashland until less than two
years ago when she entered
the retirement home. She
taught in a number of Jack
son county schools and was a
member of the Jackson Coun
ty Retired Teachers associa
tion and of Delta Kappa Gam
ma. She is survived by two
brothers, Robert Lytle, form
er Jackson county commis
sioner, of Ashland, and Harry
Lytle of Bend.
Funeral services were held
in Salem at the Rigdon mor
tuary and interment also was
in the capital city.
GEORGE D. BENTLEY
George D. Bentley, 85, of
Talent,, died in a local hos
pital Friday evening. Funeral
arrangements will be announ
ced by Conger-Morris Funeral
directors.
ANNIE ADELAIDE
HOUGHTON
Annie Adclaid Houghton
died in a local hospital Satur
day morning. Funeral ar
rangements will be announ
ced by Conger-Morris Funeral
directors.
WILLIAM H. MCKEMIE
Funeral services for Wil
liam H. McKemie, 59, of 1013
West Main St.. who died Fri
day, will be held at 1:30 p.m.
Monday in Conger - Morris
downtown chapel.
The Rev. George Roseberry
of the First Methodist church
will officiate. Committal will
be in the Hillcrest Memorial
park, with Masonic services
conducted by Medford Lodge,
of which he was a member.
Mr. McKemie was born
June 1, 1903, in West Point,
Ga., and had lived in south
ern Oregon for 22 years. He
was married Dec. 31, 1932,
in Oakland, Calif., to Lucile
Kruger, who survives.
Other survivors Include
two sons, Ronald McKemie, at
home; and Kenneth McKemie,
Roscburg, Ore.; and a sister,
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Mrs. A. W. Barbour, West
Point. Ga.; and one grandson.
Casket bearers will include
Don Lawrence, Julius Johan-
vTITi C h.; .
Victor L. Van Hoy, and
Frank McKeown.
MRS. FLORENCE E. JACK
Funeral services for Mrs.
Florence E. (Lizzie) Jack, 546
Maple st., Central Point, who
died Friday, will be held at
10 a.m. in the Chapel in the
Trees Mortuary in Siskiyou
Memorial park. The Rev.
George G. Roseberry of the
First Methodist church of
Medford will officiate. In
terment will follow in Siski
you Memorial park.
QEORGE E. LOY
Funeral services for George
E. Loy, former Medford res
ident who died In Nash, Okla.,
Friday, will be held there
Monday. He lived in Medford
from 1048 until April of last
year and was employed by
Medford Concrete Construc
tion Co. until his retirement.
Survivors include his wife,
Lina; daughters, Mrs. Erma
Cauthon, Medford, and Mrs.
Jean Brautigan, Monomenee
Falls, Wis.; a sister, Mrs. Min
nie Irvin, Clinton, Okla., and
brother, Virgil C. Loy,
Nash.
IDA CLARICE FRAIN
Ashland - Funeral Serv
ices for Ida Clarice Fraln, 87,
of 144 Nutley St., who died
In a local hospital Saturday,
will be held at Litwlller's
Mountain View chapel Tues
day, April 30. at 1:30 p.m.
The Rev. James Sinclair of
the First Church of Christ
will officiate and interment
will be in Mountain View
cemetery.
Mrs. Frain was born in
Garfield, Mich., on Sept. 26,
1875, and came to Ashland
at the age of 14 with her
parents, Isaac and Louise
Moore.
Survivors include a son,
Loren Close, Ashland; two
granddaughters, Mrs. Grace
Boat, Grants Pass, and Mrs.
Lorraine Real, Gold Beach,
and eight great-grandchildren.
GEORGE H. MOSES
Ashland - Funeral services
for George H. Moses, Ashland,
who was killed in an auto
crash Thursday, will be held
In the Ashland Latter Day
Saints church Monday, April
29, at 1:30 p.m. Bishop W. H.
Davis will conduct the serv
ices, and Lltwlller Funeral
Home Is in charge of arrange
ments.
Survlvora include his wife,
Alyane; daughter, Shelly, 4
months; his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Moses, Ashland;
a brother, Glenn, and a sis
ter, Sharon, both of Ashland.
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SUNDAY. APRIL It.
Haworth Attends Parks Conference
Medford Park and Recrea
tion Director Robert L. Ha
worth participated in i panel
discussion on youth center
1 Programs during the three-day
, Parl,ir N,hw..t rti.,piM '
Pacific Northweat district rec
reation and parks conference
in Eugene last week.
Haworth was in charge of
coordinating all programs hav
ing to do with park and rec
reation administration for the
conference.
The director, who is a mem
ber of the organization's ad
visory committee, also Intro
duced resolutions honorim
two men who were retiring
after life-long work in the
field of park and recreation.
The conference aienda waa
divided into four subject
areas. They were administra
tion, areaa and facilities, per
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