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Hypochlorite is the chlorine compound used most for the bleaching of cellulose materials such as wood pulp, many tex tiles and other related products. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1963 ATTENTION EAGLES DANCE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 21ST Muiic By The THREE SHARPS and t FLAT Eagles and Guests Welcome! Indian Problems Subjecf of Meeting BOISE, IDAHO (t'PD-Twenty-two states with Indian problems will be represented here Sept. 22-25 in an annual meeting of the Governors' In terstate Indian Council. About 44 delegates will at t e n d the business meetings. Half this number will be In dians since laws of the council make it mandatory that they be equally represented. I Weather Investment Funds Noon quotations on selected stocks: DANCE Every Saturday 9 to 1 A.M. VFW Hall Rogue River t'unrf Rid Bullm-k 14 22 Chemical Fund 22i Colonial Ener . . .. 12 7R Eaton Howard Stk 14 43 Fidelity n 04. Fundamental Invest. I0 3n Group Sec Avia Klcc i'R Croup Sec Com Stk 13 87 Keystone B-3 lti 78 j icysione to. m ri. siune t'A .I,- i Keystone S-l 22 H4 Keystone S-2 13 63 Keystone S-3 15 73 Keystone S-4 . ., 4 44 Mass Inv Growth Stk 8 f3 National Growth .... 8 38 Stocks 19 46 TV-Elcc 7 74 United Accum is in United Income 12 70 United Science i 7 17 Value Line Inc I 3 44 Variable 7, IS Wellington 14.43 Vkrtl I : so 13 .11 13 07 lS.tiri 18.42 II 31 7 fi6 IS 19 1831 11 00 5 !)8 24.70 14 B8 17.19 4 8S 0 43 0.16 21 04 8 44 lti 0 13.08 7.84 5 OS 7 72 lfi.27 FORECASTS Merfford and Mtinily: Increasing cloudiness tonight. Considerable cloudiness Saturday. Possibly a ' few showers in the morning. Low i tonight 58. High Saturday 73. j Wcktern ore son: Fair south in 1 tenor and mostly cloudy on coast 1 tonight and Saturday. Over north i interior cloudy late tonight and : Saturday morning and partly cloudy Saturday afternoon. Chance 01 a icw snowers ex ue me norm part Saturday afternoon or eve ning. Low tonight 4333. Cooler north half Saturdav with high from fiO-68 in north to 80-83 in south interior and 63 on coast. Northern California: Mostly fair tonight and Saturday, except cloudy with occasional rain in ex treme north. Coastal overcast much of tune. Cooler northern por tion Saturday l.OCAI. DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yester day (ift, above normal 4 Record Inch this date on in 10S2. Record low this dale 33 in 1947. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to midnipht. none Midnight to 10 a.m., none Total this month .26 inch. .01 inch above normal. Total since Sept. 1, .26 inch. .01 inch above normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest 27 "V . highest this a m. High CITY Yester day Locals Brooklncs Gram Pa.ss Howard Prairie Klamath Tails .. MEDFORD Portland , 68 an B7 ti! R7 -a yesterday 83 r. 4:00 34. a.m. hr. Low Free. 33 T. 48 41) 44 .13 HAM DINNER FAMILY STYLE By H.E.C. of the. EAGLE POINT GRANGE Adults $1.25 Children under 12, 75e SUNDAY, SEPT. 22 Noon 'til 4:00 Public Cordially Invited Seattle 73 SO Spokane 74 4ti Yakima .. .. . 7i) 41! Eureka 62 SS Red Bluff 85 57 Sacramento 77 Sti San Francisco .... 75 57 Los Angeles . 74 til! .17 Phoenix !U f7 Denver fifl HO .14 Chicago 85 HJ 17 Miami Beach 85 74 3.46 New York 87 fit Washington. D. C. 87 61 KIVK-DAY FORECAST (Tit much Sent. 25:) Western Oregon-Western Wash ington Temperatures averaging, near normal. Highs mostly in GOs. except in mid-70's southwestern Oregon Lows moslly in 40,s Pre cipitation about normal, occurring mostly nn Saturday and Tuesday and Wednesday. Norihrnt California No precipi tation likely, except rain 1 times in extreme north Temperature below normal inland and near nor mal on coast. NOW OP en! Cubby's New DINING RO Wc arc now equipped to han dle Large or Small Groups, Private Parlios & Meetings. "Phone (or Reservations" Try Cubby's Courteous Catering Service PHONE ORDERS... 773-2919 Portland Produce PORTLAND ((UPIl vU 5 D A Weekly livestock: Cattle 2900. High good-choice steers 2325.25; mixed good.choice 24.24.50; standard-low good 19 2150; good-choice heifers 24; standard 17-21; canner-cuttcr cows 0-14; cutter-utility hulls 17-20 Calves 500. Slaughter choice 28; standard-good under 300 lb. 20 27: high good-choice 300-325 lb. 25-26 Hogs 1225. Barrows and gills most 1 and 2 grade 17.50-17.75: dosing at 17 50: 2 and 3 grade lr. 50-17 25: medium 16: sows l grade 315 lb. 15.50. Sheep 3200 Mostly choice-prime woolcd lambs Irom Washington 20: some sorted out at IB; B0 lb. 15: choice-prime nearly wooled 18-18 50; shorn choice-prime with I to 3 pelt 16.50-17.50. Found Guilty Ralph Wen dell Wier, 27, of 1106 West Fourth st., Medford, was found guilty of disorderly conduct in Medford municipal court today. Judge Donald Denman fined him $20. The charge was an out growth of an incident on Sept. 9 at 105 Tripp St., according to police reports. Grass Fires Medford fire men put out two small grass fires yesterday. One was about 10:05 a.m. in a vacant area be hind the Bert Lehnherr resi dence, 2400 Meadows lane. The other, at 9:35 p.m., was behind the Consolidated Freightways terminal on North Front st. Permits Issued The Med ford building department Thurs day issued permits to Leo Ja cobs to erect a $10,000 residence at 1033 Wabash ave.; to Hutch ins and Clarke Construction company to erect a $10,000 resi dence at 157 DcHague ave. ; and to the Salvation Army to remod el a building at Beatty and Ed wards sts. at an estimated cost of $9,333. Sleeting Scheduled The Jack son County Chapter of the Ore gon Fish and Game Council will meet Saturday, Sept. 21, at the Central Point Sportsmen's Club building. The meeting has been scheduled for 8 p.m., according to Shirley Oswald, secretary of the Jackson County chapter. To Bar Session Circuit Judge Edward C. Kelly and Mrs. Kelly left Thursday for Portland to attend the meeting of the Ore gon State Bar. While in Portland, Mrs. Kelly will visit her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Saltveit and family. Hospitalized Mrs. E. H. Mann, 47 Rose ave., Medford, is a surgery patient at Sacred Heart hospital. The Mann's son, Richard Mann, of Bremerton, Wash., is spending several days as guest of his father during Mrs. Mann's hospitalization. Erect Residence The Med ford building department Wed nesday issued a permit to W. S. Moore Construction company to erect a residence at 1410 Lark spur st. at an estimated cost of $20,000. Shady Cove Youth Held for Damage To Bank, Motels OBITUARIES CARROLL M. BERTELSEN . The body of Carroll M. Bertcl sen, 61, who died Wednesday,, was taken today by Conger- JOHN P. GOODWYN Funeral services for John P. Goodwyn, 71, of 314"i West Jackson St., who died Wednes- A 19-VMr.nlr! ShnHv Cnvp youth was lodged in Jackson termcnl- county jail Wednesday night I after he admitted to Medford ...... r vivki.- city police he had broken a bank fXr William window and hree motel neon G'm c. 69. who died Wednes signs with a slingshot. : dav g, ms ho'me , Sams VMcy The youth, Darold Earle Mein-. wiu be hcld in the Conger-Mor-ccke, was charged with willfully 1 ris downtown chapel at 10 a.m. injuring real property. Two Saturday. Trail girls, sisters aged 15 and The R"ev Frederick Evans of 16. and a 16-ycar-old Shady Cove : (he Fjrst chrjslian chUrch will boy, who were riding in the car i officia(t, committal will be in with Meinccke, were charged i Hiilri Momnrial Park cem- ' J - Ml i- - L.IJ i L Morris Funeral directors to j "a-v- oe "e,u ne monger- mums nidpt'i at i.ou jj.in. mun day. The Rev. D. E. Millard Portland for services and in- with curfew violation Two other 18-year-old Shady Cove boys, who were also riding in the car, were questioned by officers but were not held. According to police, the youngsters began driving around Medford about 1 a.m. after leav ing a drive-in movie. Acting on impulse, Meinccke leaned out of the car window while it was stopped at Main St. and Central ave. and fired an over-sized BB pellet at the U.S. National bank sign. "I just wanted to see if 1 could hit it, that's all," the youth told police. Within the next half hour, Meinccke shot out neon signs at the Crater Inn motel, 841 South Riverside ave., the Cactus motel, 934 South Riverside ave., and the Wheel Inn, 13th st. and Central ave. No estimate of the total dam age was available this morning. The other youngsters were re leased to their parents. etery, with Conger-Morris min eral directors in charge of ar rangements. Survivors include one brother, Albert Finke, Gold Hill; two sisters, Mrs. Jenny K. Han, Phoenix, and Mrs. Alice Falls, Whittier. Calif., and a sister-in-law, Mary Josie Finke. Over-the-Counter Western Stocks Bv United Press lnlf rnaitonal Hiri Askrd Rank nt America fi.V4 till Boise Cascade Cal Pac Ultl 2 Con Freight 10S Cvprus Mines 23 Equitable S&L 34 1st National Bank 73 Janl7.cn 23- i Morrison Knudsen ait Mull Kennels 4 ' N W. Natural Gal 34 Oregon Metal 1 pc;k 2fi' PP&L xd! 37 US. National Bank .... R.Vj Tektronix 22-l We.sl Coast Tel 24 Weyerhaeuser 33la 321! 2.V, M 2fi 31 . 20". 24', 33a DREAMLAND BALLROOM 2 Saturday 9 to 1 j BOBBY BURTON 4 and THE ROGUE VALLEY BOYS t J Featuring Larry Bohl r j Visit Our Snack Bar f Try and Stop Me -By BENNETT CERF- JOHN McPHAUL tells of a morning when a Washington business man dropped in at a Chicago newspaper office endeavoring to collect a $150 debt owed to him for many long day by one of the featured columnists on 450f the rjaDer. He failed in N" OLl his mission, but for his J pains he did get this at tention m the columnist s next outpouring: "Mr.So- and-So, the well-known Washington banker, is in Chicago for a few days looking after some of his permanent investments." A persuasive salea clerk has sold a great many totHlpa nf a. neur And lin. advertised Mrfume bv tell- Csf lng male customers, "This new fragrance is so potent it's to be packaged with a booklet on judo." SIGNS OF THE TD1ES: On the door of the auditorium in a city prison: "Children under 20 will not be admitted unless accompanied by a delinquent." In the window of a beauty salon: "Ten years off for cash." In a Las Vegas bar: "No women served in this establishment. Bring your own." In an East Side delicatessen: "Plead with the clerk to sell you some of our pickled herring." On the door of a Greenwich Village music shop: "Gone Chopin: Be Bach In a minuet" O 1K3, by Bennett Cerf. Distributed by King Futures Syndlcil a LJ -. DANCE AT THE DERBY 8 Miles from the Crater lake Hi-way on the Butts Falls Hi-way SATURDAY NIGHT -9- RAY ASHCRAFT With An All WESTERN BAND Featuring Bill Lively Snack Bar for Your Pleasure OE30 NOW APPEARING at the IROK RAIL CLUB will officiate. Full military hon ors will be given at the grave side in Mt. View cemetery, Ash land. Mr. Goodwyn was born in Bonanza. Ore., May 1, 1R92, liv ing in southern Oregon for the past 63 years. He was a veteran of World War I, and enlisted in the Army in September, 1917, at Winnc mucca, Nev., and was discharg ed at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo., in April, 1919, as a corporal. In Reno, on May 16, 1950, he was married to Catherine Pat terson, who survives. Also sur viving is a step-daughter, Mrs. Jeanne Capps, Mobile, Ala., and two stop-grandsons, Geary J. Allen and Chester Capps Jr. Pallbearers will be A. F. Johnson, Patrick Graham, Frank Hoffman, Clarence Kei- rT Ji mas Lynch and Thomas i Portland Livestock A 11 BKSSIE R. 1IOHNE Graveside services for Bessie Rachael Home, 81, who died , PORTLAND (UPIi D.lry mar ket: Eass To retailers: AA cxlra lariti 9-5.1e: AA lame 47-32c: ,V large 43-48C; AA medium 38-43I-: email 23-30c: cartoni l-3a Th.taip t.itll k l,All n in i higher. i "j ' . . V ' B""-To retailer.: A A and a.m. Mondav in Mountain View ) prims i.,c. canons 3c hither, a cemetery. The Rev. R. L. Corn-ipr!r" "c,n,H1, ,, ,, a ui t j i Cheese (medium cured! To rp- wall of the Assembly of God tailors: jimbc; processed Amen. Church will officiate. Ashland!"" 3-' lb "" is in charge of ar- Portland iupii Dressed cnicKens wo. 1 grade dressed to retailers: Fryers, whole drawn. 28 3lic lb.; cut-up. 33-4t)c lb: hens, light type, whole drawn l!)-24c lb : Iighl type hens, cut-up. 23-28c lb.; heavy whole 33-3(lc lb. Mortuary rangements, Mrs. Home was born Dec. 26, 1881, in Morning Sun. Iowa. On Jan. 16, 1907, in Keokuk, Iowa, she was married to Charles Earl Home, who preceded her in death in 1959. She attended school in Iowa, and moved to Oregon in 1921. She had been making her home at Forest Glen Senior Residence in Can yonville, Ore. Survivors include two sons, Paul H. Home. Klamath Falls, Ore., and Dr. Harry D. Home, Seattle, Wash.: a daughter, Mrs. j Helen kvans, bugene, ore.; two brothers, Dr. Robert H. Harris, Albany, Ore., and Dr. Verne 0. Harris, Snohomish, Wash., and a niece. The family requests that con tributions be made to the As sembly of God Missionary Fund. niT:iiigiu:uht -the Darrell-Ann's Trio Hornbrook, Calif. aOBOE IOI 9,.2 "TAMY TAKES OVER AN INTERN j0CK,ST0CK,AND BANDAGES!!! ...and brinj hilarious prescri for joyous fun and romance! SANDRA DEE PETER FONDA you the year's most T Ta-. i"-vi nt.iir.it prtittuiiitin IIF;f I lAMMYandf the DOCTOR m - etsrvtr. COLOR H j W 1 NOW V I I GREAT ADVENTURE . . AND IT IS ALL TRUE! STEVE MCQUEEN JAMES GARNER RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH GLenn Hope Ford Lange Boaer TECHNICOLOR t-ninnt ilCARDO MONTALBAN TELLY SAVAUi IKUIW TXIU UNfllO Altltll I.O.O.F. No. 129 GOLD HILL BUILDING FUND BENEFIT DANCE AMERICAN LEGION HALL Cental Point Saturday Tht Melodiui Four SEPT 21$t I 9 to i ' m Everybody Wtlcomt """BBSSfiBl.lHHB iiHllllllhBIII'BTHIItllllTm.lllHU "Deep, deep, and forever, into some nameless grave!".., POE lirrl 3) Terrors Haunt This Night! "Premtlure Burial" on it 7:45 i 12:30 Village of Damned" at 9:20 "Burn Witch Burn" at 10:45 pm I 1M B- asW IV J Behind the blazing I eyes of this UI,. VS 3 haired child lurk Vl- -- A re nor r riuntDO i I vj' k. wi'a., -sww - utunuu dMnutna W irr', Tl MICHAEL OWYNN M mi WITCH OR WOMAN WHAT WAS THE TERRIBLE THING THAT STALKED THROUGH EACH NIGHT? Xf i Ce HVMa S T. PETER WYNGAROE f i mvantiClltt IIW1M V . . MCil! NilWOitl . ' r Hhlillll llU At 3" NOW & A 1 1 II h Gen. Adm. 90c -and the company she keeps! . . . In the most impudent adults-only comedy since "Some Like It Hot!" jaeK LEMMON 8HIRLEY MaeLaiNE Ml In BILLY WILDER'S r go Bob HOPe Anita EKbeiS 'IRiflA La DOUCE'1
