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MISS "NORWAY"
ANN INGI-The West's Moil Beautiful Hiram Dancer
Appearing in 3 Shows Nightly
ringing Exotic Dances From the Fir East
7
and
Pepper
Neeley
Capitol
Recordini
Star,
Popular Sinier
and writer af
auch son9t ai
"Kaniai City
"Cadillac Car"
and others
also in 3
Showi Nitely.
and
The
"Merrilones"
Filling tha
evening with the
most danccable
muiic In tawn.
Thty play your
kind of music
and Itnd terrific
background support
to all 6 acts
vary night.
All On the Samt Big Bill
t tht Popular
HOTEL MEDFORD
OBITUARIES
OUR ALL NEW
DINING ROOM
IS NOW
OPEN!
For Your
Convenience
and Pleasure!
Wi art now
Equipt for
Banquets and
Private Parties,
Large & Small
Cubby's
I
PHONE ORDERS . . . 779-2511
THOMAS H. HICKMAN
Recitation of the Holy Rosary
for Thomas H. Rickman, 74, of
1032 West Uth St., who died
Tuesday, will be held at 7:30
o'clock tonight at the Conger
Morris Chapel.
; Requiem Mass will be held at
1 9 a.m. Saturday at the Sacred
j Heart church. The Rev. John A.
I Ilg will officiate. Committal will
j be in Hillcrest Memorial Park,
with the Veterans of World War
I conducting graveside services.
Mr. Rickman was born Sept.
13, 1889, at Pomeroy, Wash.,
and had lived in southern Ore
gon for the past 22 years. He
was a veteran of World War I,
serving from Oct. 6. 1917, to
Aug. 7, 1919. in the U.S. Army.
He was married May 14, 1925,
in Post Falls, Ida., to Minnie
I G. Kelso, who survives,
j Other survivors include five
sons, Tnomas H. KtcKmsji Jr.,
Eugene, Ore.; James H. Rick
man, Cottonwood, Ida.; Robert
F. Rickman, Mcdford; J. J.
Spurrier, Toledo, Ohio; and Maj.
Ralph A. Spurrier, U.S. Air
Force, Abilene, Tex.; two daugh
ters, Mrs. Gertrude S. Hulme,
Wrightwood, Calif.; and Mrs.
Lucille M. Shaw, Spokane,
Wash.; a brother, Larry Hulme,
Wrightwood, Calif.; a sister,
Mrs. Jerrie Edgar, Spokane,
Wash.; 23 grandchildren, and
three great grandchildren.
Koliaem
EVENINGS
Wed.S Thur.
7:30-10:00
Fri. & Sat.
2 Sessioni
AFTERNOONS
Wed.
1:00-3:00
Momewivai &
Pra-Schoel Children
Sat. I Sun.
1:30-4:00
O
Prima Partial Group Ratal
SKATING LESSONS
SKATES I ACCESSORIES
for Information Ph. 53S-15S1
"BY-BYE BIRDIE"
and "THE MAN
FROM THE DINERS' CLUB"
GATES
21 i5W
P.M.
TONITE AND
SATURDAY!
COLOSSUS OF ADVENTURE!
THE HEROIC LEGEND OF THE AGES!
...now for the first time on the screenl
COLUMBIA PICTURtS iKMrw
CHARtlS H.SCHNEER
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DEBORAH YUL IM&lfi adventure hiti
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) Af 9;30 P.M. f rVtgj-.
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Activit casket bearers will in
clude J. E. Archer, A. R. Coats,
H. A. Dungey, W. C. Judy, V.
D. Kraft, and L. J. Renti. Hon
orary bearers will include R. M.
Cooley, E. L. Gosch, F. B. Ha
selton. E. C. Kelly, J. E. Knee
land. S. S. Mete. F. E. Morgan,
R. H. Ranstead, E. 0. Ryan,
and G. A. Watson.
PAUL THELEN
Private funeral services for
Paul Thelen, 66, of 1200 Murray
St., who died Tuesday, will be
held at 1:30 p.m. Monday in
ConRer Morris downtown chap
el. The Rev. Gerald Nelson of
the First Methodist church will
officiate. Committal will be pri
vate. Mr. Thelen was born May 23,
1897, in Lismore Township,
Minn., and had lived in south
ern Oregon for the past 17
years, and worked 10 years as
maintenance carpenter at the
White City VA Domiciliary. He
was a veteran of World War I,
serving in Troop H, 7th Cavalry.
He was married Aug. 8, 1938,
in Milbank, S.D.. to Amanda
Moline, who survives.
Other survivors include six
brothers, Matt Thelen, Mora,
Minn.; Val Thelen, Duluth,
Minn.; Bernard Thelen, Detroit
Lakes, Minn.; Norbert Thelen,
Everett, Wash.; Henry Thelen,
Alameda, Calif.: and Jerry
Thelen, Frazer, Minn.: and two
sisters, Mrs. Rose Swirtf, Min
neapolis, Minn.; and Mrs. Lucia
Paulsen, Oakland, Calif.
ROBERT L. GUY
Robert L. Guy, 47, of route 1,
Gold Hill, died this morning in
a local hospital. Funeral ar
rangements will be announced
by Conger-Morris Funeral directors.
CLARON S. EICHEH
Claron S. Eicher, 89, of route
1, Central Point, died last night
in a local hospital. Funeral ar
rangements will be announced
by Conger-Morris Funeral directors.
Painting, Suitcase
Found in California
One of the oil paintings and
a suitcase reported lost by an
artist between Mt. Shasta,
Calif., and Winston, Ore., have
been found, state police said
this morning.
Robert Ki Suk Han, Pacific
Grove, Calif., reported he lost
IS oil paintings valued at ap
proximately $15,000 while he
was traveling north on Highway
99. He said he also lost an alli
gator suitcase with the paintings
from the cartop carrier.
Harvey Palmer, Fort Jones,
Calif., notified the California
highway patrol that he found
one painting and a brown sam
sonite suitcase on the highway.
The highway patrol notified Ore
gon state police.
Births
GODDARD To Mr. and
Mrs. Carlos, post office box 482,
202 Main St., Talent, Oct. 2,
1963, i girl, 734 pounds, at Rogue
Valley hospital.
WRIDGE - To Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil D., 759 Garfield St.. Med
ford, Oct. 2. 1963, a girl, 33,
pounds, at Rogue Valley hos
pital. MORRIS - To Mr. and Mrs.
Bradley, 1701 Oregon ave., Med
ford, Oct. 1963, a boy, SI,
pounds.
Over-the-Counter
Wtitorn Stocks
By United Presi International
Bid Aiked
Bank of America 44. 8T
Bone Cascade .11
I Cal Pac Utl! S.Vi
Con Freiiht lot;
Cyprui Minei 21,.
Equitable Sit. 3.1
1st National Bank 73',,
.Tantzen 33
Morrison Knudsen 29
Mult Kennel! 4".
N W. Natural Cat 33',
Orejon Metal I
PPeVL 2S',
PCE 24
U S. National Bank .... '
Tektronix 21
West Coast Tel 23 "a
Weyerhaeuser 33 s
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Jr. Hi Auditorium
MEDFORD
Tuesday , Oct. 22
8 P.M.
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TICKETS AT
Purwckari, Medford
Malady Hwse, Sranti Pau
Studant Union, St. Or. Collate
SJ 10, SJ 00, I! JO
Sponsored by So. 0' Co'Uga
Bed, Wall, Floor
Damaged by Fire
A bed, wall and floor were
damaged by fire this morning
at the home of Thomas W. Roes
sler, 217S Crestbrook rd., Med
ford firemen reported.
They said the bed, against
the wall, ignited when a thermostatically-controlled
electric
wall heater turned on. Heavy
smoke and heat damage also
were reported. Firemen were
summoned about 8:35 o'clock
this morning.
Damage in a fire yesterday
morning at the residence of
Ralph D. Snodgrass, 618 Park
Place No. 5, was confined to
smoke and a two by four-foot
burned area in the ceiling. Fire
men said wood framing in the
attic against the fireplace flu
was ignited;
Investment Funds
Noon quotaUone on itlaetad
atocks.
Kuntl Bid
Bullock 1392
Chemical Tund 11 9
Colonial Ener ... .. 12 4fi
Eaton Howard Slk 14 27
ridelity 16n
Fundamental Invest. 10.17
Croup Sec Avia-Elec 7
Croup Sec Com Stk 13 7
Hamilton HDA .103
Keystone R3 131
Keystone B-4 in. 18
Keyitont K-2 .134
Keystone S-l 22 33
Keystone S-l 13.V1
Keystone S3 14 nil
Keystone S-4 4 38
Mass Inv Growth Stk 141
Nauonal Growth ... ft. 23
Stock 10.14
TV-llec , 7 .
United Accum 1.1 on
United Income 13 62
United Sciance 7 04
Value Una Ine J7 J
Variable 7 02
Welltnflon 14 91
Akrd
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I. 1 42
IS 28
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24 36
14 78
18 36
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7.38
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Wathtr
FORECAST!!
Medford and vicinity: MosUy
cloudy and eool throuflt Saturday.
A few scattered showers likely to
nifht. Low tonifht go. Huh Satur
day 63.
Western Oreaon: Mostly cloudy
tonifht and Saturday. A few show,
on and brief sunny periods. Low
toniiht 42.32. HiEh Saturday 60-70.
Northern California: Variable
rloudincki tonifht and Saturday,
leatterad thundershowers in
mountains. Possibly a few show
ers in northern Sacramento valley
Saturday. Sllehtly cooler Inland.
LOCAL PATA
TEMPEn ATUBE: Mean yester
day 61: ahove normal 3.
Record hifh this date 06 In 10.18.
Record low this date 31 in 1919.
PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to
midmsht. none. Midnifht to 10
a.m.. none.
Total this month none, .13 Inch
below normal.
Total since Sept. 1, .26 Inch, .49
inch below normal.
HUMIDITY: Lowest veslerday
48 "V hifhest this am. 83'..
Hllh 4:66 74-
C1TV YeMrr- a.m. Hr.
day Low Prec.
Brnokinra 71 .10
Crater Lake fin 3fi
Crants Pas .... 74 4fi
Howard Prairlo .. 7.1 .18
Klamath Falls .. . 81 38
MEDFORD 72 46
Portland . 67
Local and Personal
Business Names The busi
; ness name, A 11 B Company.
I has been assumed by Donald
W. Andresen. Rohin D. llcdg
pcth and Charles D. Bean, Pros-
A Q
office, "fher business names
assumed recently include Royal
Motor Inn, by V. H. Kranj,
Portland, and George L. Beaure
gard, Lake Oswego; and Plastf
Surgery Patients Convalesc
ing at Sacred Heart hospital
following surgery are Daniel S.
Morris, 3-month-old, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank E. Morris, 333
West Second St., and Roger 0.
Carnes, 12-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Orland N. Carnes, 538
Pearl 5l., Medford.
Grais Fire A 20 by 30-foot
area of grass in a vacant lot
in the 700 block on Welch st.
burned about 6:20 p.m. yester
day. Firemen said that the per
son who reported the fire told
them that two boys had been
observed throwing matches into
the grass.
Daughter Born Dr. and Mrs.
Robert G. Kaufman, Forest
Grove., Ore., are the parents
of t daughter, Nancy Ann, born
Sept. 28. Mrs. Kaufman is the
former Marilyn Russell. Ma
ternal grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Russell, 333 Sutter
ave., Medford.
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PermiU Issued The Medford
building department issued a
permit today to Kenard W. Mor
row to remodel a residence at
2462 Obispo dr. at an estimated
cost of $2,422. A permit was
issued Thursday to Federal
Sign and Signal company to
erect a sign at 1054 South Kiver
side ave. at an approximate
cost of $3,000.
Square Dance The Buckles
and Bows Square Dance club
is sponsoring a series of square
dance lessons for beginners, and
all interested persons are in
vited to attend the sessions be
ginning Monday, Oct. 7, from
8 to 10 p.m. The lessons will be
held in the Country square, one
mile west of Talent junction on
Colver rd. The first two lessons
will be given without charge.
Floyd Workman will instruct
and do the calling for the club.
Those who wish additional in
formation may call the Work
man home, 535-1150.
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Camera Missing Bud's Tire
company, 1516'i North River
side ave., was broken into
sometime last night and a flash
camera and several rolls of film
were taken, according to Med
ford police.
pec-t, according to records in j Lite ( Southern Oregon, by Hal
,,,v uuvnui, iuuhij lliuiui:! S II. HdlUUI 01., 1 ilng 51,
I. O O F. No. 129 GOLD HILL BUILDING FUND
BENEFIT DANCE
AMERICAN LEGION HALL
Central Point f
wuiuiuaj
OCTOBER 5th
Music by . . .
The Melodius tour
9 to 1
Everybody Welcomo
Last night I
dreamed he took
me to IDinner
in the
CANDLE ROOM
Sea Laboratory
Launches Polaris
CAPE CANAVERAL (UPD
The Navy early today success
fully fired a highly advanced
Polaris A3 missile more than
1,500 miles from a sea-going lab
oratory ship.
The 31-foot rocket roared from
i launching tube In the deck of
the U.S.S. Observation Island at
12:18 a.m. About 20 minutes lat
er, its instrument-loaded nose
cone slammed into a target area
down-range in the Atlantic
Ocean.
The success was a key step in
a Navy plan to lauch the first
of the Polaris A3 models from a
submerged nuclear submarine
within the next few weeks.
ATTENTION
EAGLES
DANCE
SATURDAY
OCTOBER STH
Music ly The
THRU SHARPS and a FLAT
Eagles and Guests Welcome!
0 8 Miles from the Crater lake Hi-way
3 on the Butte Falls Hi-way
R nunpainniii, mniiT a 4 W
g RAY ASHCRAFT With An All f
C WESTERN BAND 1
B Featuring Bill Lively
n Snack Bar for Your Pleasure
ce g
BALLROOM
BOYS
DAN
DREAMLAND
and
Saturday 9 to 1
BOBBY BURTON
THE ROGUE VALLEY
Featuring Frank Burdick
Visit Our Snack Bar
LAST FEW
NIGHTS
Seattle . US Si .jo
Spokane 7 4ft
Yakima 73 51
Eureka h M
Red Bluff RD .V)
Sacramento ftp. .v,
San Franciaco .... n ftS
Loi Angeles . 7l 4
Phoenix fnl fif.
40
Si
as
Denver M
Chicago (IS
Miami Beach JH
New York M
Washiniton. D. C SI
FIVr-OAY FORECAST
(Through Ort. fl):
Weslerii Oregon-Western Wash
ingtonTemperatures to average
near or slightly below normal and
precipitation more than normal
with considerable shower activity.
Highs in western Washington 38
fiS, in western Oregon 82-72. Lows
in the 40s.
Northern "California Scattered
thundershowers early in period.
Temperatures below normaJ.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND (UPI) USD A
Weekly livestock:
Cattle 2470. Slaughter ateeri
high good -choice, under 1100 lb.
24-2R; moat food 23-24; low good
21-23; standard 11-20: mostly
choice heifers MO lb. 24: utility
cows 12-lfl. canner-cuttcr 9-14;
cutter-utility bulls 16-10.
Calves 4A0; good-choice vealtri
2V28: feeders good choice 300-400
lb. 24-36, some 300 h. 27.
Hois 1200. 1 and 3 butchers 100-
Z.fO lb 18. 30-17, aows 1
trade 300-400 lb. 13-14 SO.
Sheep 3200. Choice-prime lambs
10-1)3 lb 17-11. ewes cull-good
3-3; choice-fancy feeder lambs 70
80 lb. 16-16 23.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND (UPI Dairy mar-
kei:
El P retailers: a A extra
Urge SO-Mr; AA leri 46-.12c: A
large 4ft-4lc: AA medium 40-43e;
A small 2390c; cartons l3e
higher.
Butter Tr retalters: AA and A
prints flic; cartom 3e higher; B
prints 61c.
Cheese (medium cured) To re
tailers: 46-4ftc: processed Amerl
can 5-10 lb. loaf, 43-4lc.
PORTLAND , (UPllDresse d
chlckens-i-No. 1 grade dresied to
retailers; Fryers, whole drawn 28-
34 ft lb.; put-up 34-400 lh.; hens,
light type, whole) drawn iB-z.ie in
light type hem, cut-up 3228e lb.
heavy whole 34-39o lb.
BOX OFFICE OPEN 7 P.M.
ON SCREEN 7:15
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
COME ON
AFTER THE
IN
GAME . . .
LATf LATl
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TONITI
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REGULAR ADMISSION PRICES
BOX OFFICE OPEN
Friday - 6:45 P.M.
Saturday 1:45 Mitinea
Saturday Evening 6:45 P.M.
RIDAY AND SATURDAY
10,000 kids meet on 5,000 Beach Blankets!
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tha moon's come up.., and the water's too cold for surf in'
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