Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 16, 1963, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textn Oregon Participates In Truck Crackdown Salem -dW- Oregon joined with 39 other states this month in a crack-down on ille gal transportation of goods by truckers. A series of check points were set up in Oregon, and all trucks were stopped and drivers questioned about the origin and destination of their load, the weight, and commod ity. The survey, which began June 8, ended Saturday. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON NEW VARSITY ASHLAND 412-3321 Starts Today Continuous from 200 DSB3ie A? RemoLDS vl At 4:40 I 9:10 Alto 2nd Top Hit "THE BIRDMAN OF ALCATRAZ" BURT LANCASTER At2:15H:45 "HUD" IS COMING! , OBITUARIES SUNDAY. JUNE II. 1113 CLARENCE M. MATTSON Funeral services for Clar ence M. Mattson of Yrekn, Calif., who died Thursday will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Merrill Presbyterian church, Merrill, Ore. The Bev. Wayne Wattman will officiate. Inter ment will be in Merrill ceme tery. Perl Funeral home is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Mattson was born May 19. 1909. in Pine City, Minn. He was employed as a car penter in construction work in the Klamath Falls area for several years. For the past two years he made his home in Yreka. Calif. He was a vet eran of . World War II serving with the United States Air Force. He entered service in February, 1942, at Ft. Sneil ing, Minn., and was discharg ed in September of 1945 at Greenville, Miss. On Feb. 22, 1936, In Mer rill he was married to Melba Petterson. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Betsy Matt son, Tule Lake, Calif.; his daughter, Mrs. Shirley Hag gard, San Bernardino, Calif.; four brothers, John H. Matt son, Malin, Ore.; Melvin E. Mattson, Pine City, Minn.; Iver A. Mattson, Bandon, Ore.'; George B. Mattson, Mer- tntra THICK.,, Ixlra OOOOI Dairti Queen MALTS ami SHAKES You'll jump for joy when you try one of our deliciouf, nutritious malt or shake. Made poonin thick with Dairy Queen, of court famous for its country-freah flavor. . Corns Is for frost TODAY I LI f) 450 South Central rill. Ore.; three sisters, Mrs. Martha Barnes, Merrill, Ore.; Mrs. Esther Johnson, Tule Lake, Calif.; Mrs. Lillian Chapman, Merrill, Ore., and two grandchildren. Pall bearers will be Clif ford Mattson, Raymond Matt son, Dennis Mattson, Duane Mattson, Marvin Barnes and Marlin Barnes. GEORGE T. JOHNSON Funeral services for George T. Johnson, of 684 Ross lane, Medford, who died suddenly Friday, will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Lewis Funeral chapel In Bremerton, Wash. The body will be sent to Brem erton Monday by Perl Funeral home. Mr. Johnson was born March 20, 1896, in La Moure, N. D. He farmed at Glenburn, N. D., for 30 years, then lived in Mossy Rock, Wash., for 15 years and had made his home on Ross lant for the past two years. He retired in June of 1961. - On July 18, 1921. in Glen burn, N. D., he was married to Esther Marie Garrison, who survives. Other survivors in clude two sons, Eugene D. Johnson, Centralia, Wash., G. Ray Johnson, Medford; two daughters, Mrs. Helen Stoner, Bremerton, Wash., Mrs. Eve lyn Ang, Yakima, Wash.; two brothers,. John E. Johnson, Glenburn, N. D., Herbert Johnson, Indiana; three sis ters, Mrs. Jessie Brown, Brem erton, Wash.; Mrs. Nellie Tur ner, Fargo, N. D.; Mrs. Mable LaFleur, Mayville, N. D., and 13 grandchildren. Jubilee Club & Restaurant under new management LUNCHES & DINNERS . . . . from 90c Steaks & Variety of Sandwiches Refreshments Tool Frank ft Jerry Roberts Owner Walt Millar - Manager Jacksonville, Oregon "Forty Pounds of Trouble" On a Rampageous Romp!!! 7bnyi3' Gates 8:13 am r V tf Show Starts gJL. ijUA.' ,sar it Dusk " ; t ! 3'2 3f22'3fj 40P0UNDS ral lw"n III mmm mm in r tjlAKt A ljBxsssiar. GARY MERRILL MICIIAELVnUJING MIYOSHI UMEKI SUMNER A. PARKER Ashland - Sumner Austin Parker, 66, died Friday eve ning at hit home at 2895 Highway 66. He was born In Klamath Falls Dec. 24. 1896. He mar ried Minnie Owen in Rogue River on Oct. 6, 1915. The couple made their home in Klamath Falls for a few years, then moved to San Francis co. They established, their home in Ashland in 1918. Their home was known as the Owen ranch. Mr. Parker served in the civil air patrol during World war rwo, spending a year and a half at the Mexican border. He tqok his air train ing under the late "Tex" Rankin of Portland. He es tablished the Ashland airport as his private flying field. It is now leased by the city of Asniand. Mr. Parker was a mem ber of Elks lodge 944. He is survived by his wife Minnie, a daughter Yvonne, both of Ashland; two sisters, Mrs. Max Filson of Mt. Heb ron, Calif., and Mrs. Dana Campbell of Medford. Funeral services will be conducted at 10:30 a.m. Tues day in Litwiller's Mountain View chapel, with the Ash- land Elks lodge in charge of the service. Cremation will follow. LESLIE S. VAN WAGONER Leslie S. Van Wagoner, 62, a resident of the Veterans Ad m i n i s t r a tion Domiciliary, White City, since October, 1962, died Friday. Funeral ar rangements will be announced by Perl Funeral home. LLOYD KENNETH IVY Lloyd K. Ivy, 56, of 824 West 13th St., died Friday eve ning in a local hospital. Fu neral arrangements will be announced by Conger-Morris Funeral Directors. MARTIN B. WEBB Martin B. Webb, long time resident of Medford and for mer operator of the War Eagle mine in southern Oregon, died Thursday in Yreka, Calif., where he had been living for the past 15 years. Funeral services will be held in Yreka Monday at 11 a.m. in the Girdner Mortuary and graveside services will be held the same day In the IOOF cemetery in Medford at 3 p.m Dennis the Menace ' ITIS THE VBI-VmZ. fV? WWTS PERMISSION TO SWAT HIM AOCOD ONE, Local and Personal Police Investigate - Central Point police are investigating the theft of a 3 horsepower electric motor which was tak en from a chemical fertilizer tank at the Grange Co-Op some time between June 1 and June 8. The theft was reported by Donald M. Patter son, manager of the Grange Co-Op. Also under investiga tion is the theft of a rifle and shells from the Union 76 serv ice station. According to Mrs. Thelma Owens, 234 North Front st., who reported the theft, the rifle and shells were taken some time between May 23 and June 10. Door Handle Stolon-Clyde William Kell, box 153, Gold Hill, reported a door handle was stolen from his pickup truck as it was parked at Mc Andrews rd. and Boardman st. Saturday. - Rummage Sale-Mothers of Twins club will conduct a rummage sale Wednesday, June 19. in the Fehl building, 108 North Ivy St., Medford, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those who have Hems to donate may leave them at the build' ing June 18 between 4:30 and 9 p.m., or call Mrs. Philip De troit, 773-3843, for pickup service. Toastmasters to Moet-Med ford Toastmasters will meet Monday, June 17, at 6:30 p.m at The Grotto. Participants in the program are listed as Myrle Merriman, toastmaster; Tom Upton, table topics; Lar ry McConnell, Pete Morten sen and Jack Hoffbuhr, II, speakers. Also contributing to the program will be Tom Rut ter and Dwight Wilson. Roundtabl Speaker - Don McNeil, manager of the Med ford Chamber of Commerce, will deliver a talk entitled, "Medford? Where's That?" at the Monday noon meeting of the chamber of commerce roundtable. The roundtabie meets at North's Chuck Wagon. Son Born - News has been received of the birth June 4 of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard S. Arnold, San Francisco. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Arnold, 1011 Red dy ave., and Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Leitch, Van Nuys, Calif. The child has been named Neil Winslow Arnold, The couple has an older son, Todd, 14 months. The chil dren's father is associated with Grace Steamship line Rooster Crowing Contest Slated Rogue River-The 1963 Na tional Rooster Crowing con test will be held at Rogue River Saturday, June 39. The annual event, formerly staged on the third Saturday in June, was delayed to per mit the development of a more extensive program. This year, the Crow will take on more of a home town carnival and fair atmosphere. ccording to Millie Oliver, publicity chairman for the Rogue River Chamber o( Com merce sponsored event. Cash prizes will be award ed, as usual, to the rooster crowing the most times during a given period on the day of the contest. The contest will open at noon. Offering advice to prospec tive contestants, the commit tee suggests that owners cage their birds for several days be fore the contest and move them Into new surroundings so they will be well adjusted when they arrive at Rogue River June 29. It is also best to keep the cage covered or aarx until close to contest time. "When the wraps are taken oft, the bird is then deceived into thinking that morning has come and he starts crowing," the committee noted. TICKETS STOLEN - Ruisllp, England - CT - A thief broke into the heavily guarded U. S. Air Force camp her Friday and stole 80 ring side tickets to Cassiua Clay's heavyweight fight with Brit ish boxer Henry Cooper next Tuesday. Weather A 7 Truck-Car Collision - A car driven by Henry Martin Knud- sen, 1250 Sweet rd., and a truck operated by Gerald Ray Bordier, 525 East Main St., Ashland, collided on . North Grape sU between Fourth and Fifth sts. Friday. No injuries and no citations were report ed. Two Roturned - Two men were returned to Medford from Grants Pass Friday by Jackson county sheriffs depu ties. Lodged in the county jail were Ernest Clayton Taylor, 28, of 80 Gibbon rd.. Central Point, on a charge of nonsup- port, and John David Abel, 52, Grants Pass, on a charge of forgery. Council to Meet-The next regular meeting of the Med ford Building Trades Council will be held at the Carpen ters' Hall, 123 Mi West Main st., Medford, Wednesday, June 19. The session is sched uled for 7:30 p.m., R. M. Har grove, president of the coun cil, announced. House Entered - Burglars forced a rear door at the Ar thur William Tomlln resi dence, 4135 Cedar lane, Phoe nix, but apparently were un able to break into the rest of the house, sheriff's deputies reported late last week. Some one forced a chain holding the rear door which entered into a porch bedroom. Noth ing was reported taken, depu ties said. 0 Whoels Stolen - Two tires and rims were stolen from a car parked overnight on the Dead Indian rd., Oregon slate police reported. The theft oc curred when Robert Voris, 954 Siskiyou blvd., Ashland, left his car parked alongside the road. When he returned in the morning, the wheels were gone. Association to Moot - The Jackson County Property Owners Rental association will meet in Ashland Tues day, June 18. at 7:30 p.m. in the Ashland library. A repre sentative from the Jackson county assessor's office will speak. 0 0 0 Sentenced - Virgil Edward Franklin, 45, Wilson lane Central Point, was sentenced recently In Jackson county district court to six months in the county jail and fined $200 on a charge of injury to the public morals. He pleaded guilty to the charge. Meeting Set -The Jackson Toastmasters will meet Mon day. June 17, at 6:30 a.m. at Sambo's restaurant, Medford. Speakers will be Don John son, Glenn Harrison and Dale Hearrell. , FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: fair to day and tonight. Higa today SS-SS; low S3-AS tomsht. Western Orteon: Fair today and Monday except night and morn ing low cloudiness on coast. Clear ing only partially In the afternoons. Bntr early morning cloudiness In I the north Interior Monday. Coolor ; north coast today and a Utile cooler north Interior half Mtm. High today SO-as and high Mon day SJ-90. except e.vnn smith In terior. High on coast near SS both dais. Low tcmiehl 48-58. Northern California: Fair (nriav ! and Monday except for (og on the coast: continued warm. LOl'AL UAT.S. TEMPER ATI ,'HE: Mean vaster. day 7a; above normal II. Record high this data 107 In IBS I. Record low this date 38 In 1911 PRECIPITATION: 3i hours to midnight 0 In. Total this month .It In- 46 In. balow normal. Total sine Sent 1 1 an 7.04 in. above normal. . High a: J4- CITY Vaster- a.m. hr. day Low Prec. Brookings Klamath raus MEDFORD Portland . 70 49 ...88 .1 .8 .14 80 54 .88 38 . 91 sa Seattle ... Suokana Yakima 117 54 Eureka S7 SO Red Bluff 10.1 8.1 Sacramento ...98 88 San rranclsco ....... 86 S3 Los Angeles 73 83 63 .14 .14 78 61 63 Phoenix . Denver , Chicago Miami Beach , too ..68 .14 .80 ...74 .87 78 .10 New York i .... 66 61 .47 Washington. D.C. 7fl 63 114 Sunset today .. 8:18 p.m. sunrise tomorrow 3:34 a.m. Moonrlse tomorrow 3.05 a.m. PROMINENT STAR Anlarea. due south at .. 11:36 p m. Is 31 degrees ahova the horlion here. The farther south one Is. the higher Antare appears: at Asuncion, the caoltal of Paraauav. It Is seen directly overhead. , HELD OVER TWO OF THE YEAR'S GREATEST HITSI I Emnlovers! Businessmen! Managers! 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