Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 12, 1963, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMESrORO MAIL TRIBUNE. ME0FOHD, OREGON SUNDAY, MAY 11, 196J CYCLIST KILLED Portland - flJPD - Wayne Bry an, 27, Beaverton, was killed when his motorcycle slid un der a car near here Friday night. Employers! Businessmen! Managers! Solve Your Coffee "Break" Problem as Many Other Local Firms Have SAVE TIME and MONEY No Charge for Machine Installations. Daily Dtlfvaries Quick service for irtflflringi, partiet or ptcnici. WESTERN HOT COFFEE Real Srewad Coffe For Information Call 772-4437 I; S 4.M Mt . - M w Mt INSTRUCTOR HONORED - Harry Meyers, (center, above) band instructor with Central Point schools, was honored at a special pro gram at Crater High school gymnasium Fri day evening, Meyers, music and band in structor at Central Point schools for the last 25 years, will retire at the end of this term. -He is pictured above with H. P. Jewett, Music Instructor Honored in Central Point for Service left, who, as supcrintendant ot schools, hired Meyers in the fall of 1938, and C. A. Meyer, present superintendant ol school dis trict 6-C. Meyers is holding a rosewood ba ton that was presented to him by members of the Central Point Junior High school band. Central Point - A gymna sium filled with parents, stu dents and friends honored Harry L. Meyers, Central Point schools music instruc tor for 25 years. Sixth grade and junior high bands under Meyers' direc- NOW AVAILABLE... SOFT CHOCOLATE "FREEZER FRESH" the Home of the Cone with the Curl on Top 450 South Central Medford Locals OBITUARIES MRS. W. T, VESTAL Word was received here last week of the death of Mrs. William T, Vestal, 72. ta San ta Rosa, Calif. The former Maude Cault, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gault of Med ford, Mrs. Vestal is survived by four brothers, Charles, C. C, and Howard Gault, of Mci ford; and Henry Cault of Roscburg. Funeral services will be held in Santa Rosa following the arrival there of the Hen ry Gaults. MYRON E. PREVOST Funeral services for My ron E. Prcvost, 63, a resident of the Veterans Administra tion Domiciliary, White City, who died Thursday, will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the White City Chapel. MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC! Annual MUSICIANS BENEFIT DANCE Thurs., May 16th 8:30 to 1 A.M. fl MARK ANTONY HOTEL Caesar Room Ashland, Oregon 1 Among the Many Bands to Entertain You: BOB REINHOLDT'S ORCHESTRA . Modern JAY STOUGH 4 HIS DIXIE DRIFTERS Country Wssrorn CAESAR MUZZIOLI'S MIUAIRES Modern DARREll FISHER & HIS DARREIL-ANN'S Wetter Swine ADMISSION 75c Per Person No Miners Except Members Select Your favorite . And Vote At Tht Dance I r. Sht't funny... tht'tttd... V Bj 070 9 eXiraWUIIier... b a y0..y. AUDREY HFPRURN Breakfast Mf IFFANYS GEORGE PEPmRO t-H"'BSrBll MlSEYROONEY Itaiocoiotf -1" i : I V I oavahi: DON TAYLOR ALEX NICOL PAQIflTA R1CG 1 tion presented a concert. The opening number of each band was a march written by Mey ers. Three soloists during the evening were Miss Beth Kroon on the piano, Miss An. dree Roberta on the oboe and 1 Danny Hill on the trumpet, . A special baton of rosewood and silver was presented the music instructor by Miss Shei-1 la Beasley, of the junior high band. A color television set was presented by students, former students and fellow teachers. Theme of the presentation was "This Is Your Life-Harry Meyers." Former District Su perintendent H. P. Jewett pre sented the script written by Mrs. Scott Hamilton. It cov ered Meyers' life from the be ginning of his musical studies at the Hague Conservatory of Music tn Holland, where he was born and raised, to when he began his teaching career in ' Central Point. Musical background was presented by Mrs. Norman Carothers and Jim Evernden on his trumpet, Supt. C. A. Meyer was master of ceremonies. Singing of the "Oregon Waltz" written by Meyers and a winner In the Oregon Cen tennial song competition con cluded the program. Mrs. Wil lie Fischer was accompanied by Miss Elaine Young. Mrs. Fischer, the former Mary Jane Matthews, sang the lead in "Kathy," an operetta In Dutch setting, written and presented by Meyers in 1947 at the old Central Point High school. Festivities tor "Harry Mey ers Day" in Central Point began with issuing a procla mation by Mayor William Saxbury. A committee headed by Mrs. C. W. Anhorn and assisted by H. P. Jewett, C. A. Meyer, George Johns, John McCoy, Mrs. Dale Bartley, Mrs. Richard Korner, Mrs. M. B. Caster, Mrs. Don Pat terson and Mrs. Donald A. Faber made plans and sent letters several months ago to all students and teachers he hag- known, A memory book of pictures and notes from students is being completed for the music instructor. Meyers, with his wife, Mar tha, and daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lynch, Candace and John, greeted i alt guests at the cafetorium I reception. Pink tulips and blue Dutch iris centered the ! table with large charcoal por-1 traits of the music instructor drawn by Gary Vincent and j Vern Swanson, Crater High j school art department, Bas kets of tulips arranged by the i Central Point Garden club ! decorated the stage. I Fire Meetinj - The Talent city fire department will hold an open meeting Monday at 7:30 p,m. at the Talent city hall. The public, and especial ly volunteer firemen, are in vited to attend. Chaplain John Frazee will officiate. Interment will be in the VA cemetery at Eagle Point. Perl Funeral home is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Prcvost was born April 21, 1900, at Cambridge, Neb. For most of his life, he was occupied as a recreational worker. He was a veteran of World War II serving with the United States Army. On Nov. 17, 194J, he entered serv ice at Monterey, Calif., and was discharged at Werner Bobbins, Ga , April 10, 1S43. He has been a resident of the VA Domiciliary at White City since April 12. 1983. He is survived by on broth er, Harry Prevost, Oakland, Calif. Mall Theft - Sheriff's dep uties Saturday were investi gating theft of mail from the mall box of Mary Opal Pey ton, 2634 Biddle rd., Medford. Burglary - State police Sat urday were investigating the burglary of the Harold Wain scott residence, 3344 Military rd., some time Friday night. A portable television set 'was stolen. Arrested - Medford police Saturday arrested Evelyn Pauline Cowden, route 1, box 260, Eagle Point, on charges of shop-lifting and lodged her in the county jail. She was apprehended in the Big Y ap pliance store. Jackson Toatimastars-T h e Jackson Toastmasters will meet at 0:30 a.m. Monday in Samba's restaurant in Med ford, Speakers wilt be Don Johnson, Major Hopkins and Hans Hess. Toastmaster will be Bob Sage. Dale Prentice will be alternate speaker, Sale Planned - Griffin Creek Grange Home Econom ics club will hold a rummage and plant sale Tuesday, May 14, at the Fehl building from 9 a.m. to S p.m. : ' - PTA To Meal - The last meeting of the school year for Gold Hill Parent-Teacher as sociation will be held Mon day, May 13, at 7:30 p.m. in the multi-purpose room, Pat trie Elementary school. Par ents of children who will start the first grade next fall are particularly invited to attend, Medford Toasimasters-The Medford Toastmasters will meet at 6:30 p.m. Monday, May 13, at the Grotto. Speak ers will be Dan Hull, John Brandenburg and Pete Mor tensen. Tom Butter will be to85lmaslcr. Speaker Announced - L. J. Daws, physical therapist, will speak on herbs at a meeting of the Natural Foods associa tion at 7:45 p.m. Monday, May 13, in room 35 at Med ford High school. Ceremonies Set at Rogue River School Rogue River - The Rev, Charles Fuller will give the sermon for the Rogue River high school baccalaureate in the high school gymnasium at 8 o'clock tonight. The doxology and invoca tion will be presented by the Rev. H. Holsinger. This will be followed by the hymn, "Holy, Holy, Holy." The scripture reading will also be given by Reverend Holsinger. The vocal duet will be pre sented by Glenda Wood and Mike McDaniels with Shar ron Smith as accompanist. Reverend Holsinger will close with the invocation fol lowed by the recessional of all members of the graduat ing class. AUCE M. TAYLOR Funeral services for Mrs. Alice M. Taylor, 65, of 5925 Harris rd.. Central Point, who died Friday, will be held at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday ta the Chapel in the Trees mortuary in Siskiyou Memorial park. John Heberling, minister of the Central Church of Christ will officiate. Private crema tion services will follow in Siskiyou Memorial Cremato rium. Mrs. Taylor was born Sept. 13, 1897, in Medford, the daughter of the late James and Alice Gaines. She was a pioneer resident of the val ley, and resided here all of her life. In Stevenson, Wash., ahe was married to Wendell L, (Bill) Taylor, who survives. Mrs, Taylor was a member of the Central Church of Christ of Medford. Survivors, besides her hus band. Include three daugh ters, Mrs. H. A, judd, Hunta ville. Ala.; Mrs. Darrell Pat ty, Central Point, and Mrs. D. A. Olgin, Long Beach, Calif.; one sister, Mrs. Maude Ottoman. Medford; five grandchildren, three great grandchildren, a nephew, and a niece. It is a request of the fam ily that a donation be mde to the American Cancer so ciety, Medford, Funeral arrangements are entrusted to Siskiyou Funeral Service directors of Chapel in the Trees mortuary. LILY DUGAN Funeral services for Mrs, Lily Dugan, who died Thurs day, will be held at 11 a.m. Monday in Conger -Morris downtown chapel. The Rev Fredrick Ross Evans of the First Christian church will of ficiate. Committal will be in Siskiyou Memorial park. Mrs. Dugan was born July 28, 1886, in Colby, Kan., and had lived in southern Oregon since 1MB. She was married Dec. 11, 1917, in Los Angeles, Calif., to William A. Dugan, who preceded her m death in 1956. She was a member ot the First Christian church. Survivors include a son, A 9 Kenneth Dugan, Vallejo, Calif.; a daughter, Mrs, Her bert J. Osborne, Medford; a sister, Mrs. V. A. CwJfield, Topeka, Kan.: two brothers, John P. Bayha, San Bernar dino. Calif,; and Louis P, Bayha Georgia; and five grandchildren, and a cousin, Mrs. Gerhard G. Phillips, St. Paul, Minn. J Made by expert! Compart Anywhere.,,.... Plus our regular large Menu X T t T T ? T Mexican Foods Every Thurs, Salad Buffets Fri., Sat., Sun. 7 1 -i as II? t 4 DINNERS COCKTAILS DANCING UVi MUSIC W. Cl r PARTIES lANSUtf GROUM Hhm (SS-tlW Tot Kmrniitm DARDANELLE Weather FORECASTS Medford and Vielsttvt Mostly cloudy. Rain this afternoon, toe coming nhower tonight and Mon day morning. Partly cjsudy Moo day afternoon. Guity southerly winas inn lorcnoun. nij,u iuujr 58. Low tonight 35. High Monday Western Oregon: Increasing clou diness today, with a few showers i along the coast late today and i tonight, ana a lew answers in ; the interior tonight. Partly cloudy Monday, Hicn toaay at-ot. iow tonight 40-50. i u i, i . uflia TEMPERATURE: Mean yester day 47; below normal 11. Record mgn inn osie o jn man. Record low this date 29 in 1818. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours te midnight .88. 'lout im momn awu m-, w in. above normal. Total since &ept. i o in-, b In. above normal. HUMIDITY; Lowest yesterday 86 li. ftlfin 4:Q 24 CITV Yeiter a.m. nr. day Low Prec, Brookings 63 39 Klamaln 48 3S .11 MEDFORD S3 41 .88 Portland ..55 4 7 Seattle Spokane Yakima Eureka Sacramento .... San Francisco . Los Angeles - ...87 43 47 Phoenix Denver . ...87 ....87 -.47 40 71 42 .28 87 T. , 8 23 pjm . 3:52 a-m. ...12.12 a.m. New York S3 Washington. DC. 92 Sunset todBV Sunrifie tomorrw Moonrisc tomorrow ... Moon noes low. PROMINENT STARS The "syi&mer triangle of Vega. Deneb and Altai r rises 11:23 p.m. Vega Is the highest and brightest of the three stars. Roundiabla Program - Two Navy men, a lieutenant and a chief petty officer, members of a nuclear power and Polar is missile team assigned to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, will ad dress the Chamber of Com merce Roundtable at its Mon day noon luncheon. The men will present a program en current developments in nu clear power as related to na tional defense and propulsion plants. 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