Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 11, 1963, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON TV Set Missing Puruckcr's Music House, 111 North Central ave., reported to Medford police Thursday that a television set valued at $189.93 has been miss ing from the store since about Oct. 7. ; ATTENTION EAGLES DANCE SATURDAY .' OCTOBER 12TH Mutic By The THREE SHARPS and a FLAT Eagles and Gueiti Welcome! Grange Meeting The Gold Hill Grange will hold Booster night Monday, Oct. 14, and the public is invited to participate. The evening's program will be preceded by a potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m. Persons attending are asked to bring their wn table service and a hot dish, Mrs. Willie McLean, Grange lecturer, announced. In Hospital Mrs. William Roberts, 16'i Mistletoe St., who entered Sacred Heart hospital Tuesday night for medical care, is able to have visitors, it was reported today. Mrs. Roberts is a member of Medford Fifty Plus club and works as a volunteer with the Veterns of Foreign Wars auxiliary. LEARN TO SQUARE DANCE Starting Monday Oct. 14, 8 to 10 pm FIRST 2 LESSONS FREE! (then 50c per person per leiton) AT COUNTRY SQUARE-TALENT Square Dance Hell. One mile west of Talent Junction on Colver Road. Instructor Floyd Workman Sponsored by Buckles & Bowi Square Dance Club for information call 535-1 1 50 Local and Personal FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, 1963 Weather FREE ADMISSION! WILLIAMS GHOST TOWN iftUAL CHILDREN'S 7 BIRTHDAY PARTIES ' Only 10 Per Group of Six Children Open Every Day! Drive thru Geld Hill to Sardine , ligns Includes: Cika lei Craam Lemonade Pony Rides Train Rides For Information Call 855-1118 or 855-1025 CHUCK WAGON RESTAURANT r ImjMBri All You mm IfJ Children Under 12 60c Open Saturday & Sunday Only 12 Noon till 9 P.M. Klamath Falls Talk James Redden, Jackson county state representative, will speak on taxes at a meeting Wednesday Oct. 16, in the Shasta Grange in Klamath Falls. The program, to begin at 7:30 p.m., is spon sored by the Klamath County Democrat club. t Mercy Flights Patient Louis Colvin, Ophir, was flown from Gold Beach to a hospital in Eu gene for treatment of a frac tured hip in a fall. Mercy Flights Inc., non-profit air ambulance service, made the flight. So far 1,632 patients have been flown by the service since it was organized. m m w Driver Arrested David Ross Ryder 22, 2495 West Main st., was arrested by Medford police early this morning on a charge of a""mpting to elude a pol:-e officer. Ryde was, lodged in Jackson county ! W S Permits Issued The Med-! ford building department issued ' a permit today to A. R. Dubs to erect a residence at 34 South Keeneway dr. at an estimated cost of $15,000. Permits were issued Thursday to Al Ganat to erect a carport at 2200 Siski you st. at an approximate cost of $3,500; to W. G. Huebsch to remodel a residence at 502 West Fourth st. at an estimated cost of $1,500; and to Federal Sign and Signal company to erect signs valued at $3,000 and $1,000 at 2232 Biddle rd. Portland Livestock PORTLAND (UPIl USD A Weekly livestock: Cattle 2.270. Slauchter ateeri. 2V an cenu loner, nign cooa-cnoice 24- 24 75 mostly Rood 23-25 24; slaughter heifers. 2.V30 cent low er, jood-ehoice 22-23.73: cows, mostly steady, most utilitv.com mcmal 12-15: bulls, mostly steady, cutter-utility 16-19 'cod ers, steady. ome SO cents-1 dollar higher, few Rood -choice steers 23 25. mostly good 19-22, good-choice heifers 18-21. Calves 420- Slaughter! steady, choice 28-29. standard -Rood 23-2B: feeders, good choice steers mostly heifers 2i.0-24. Hogs 1. 050 Barrows and p. ills, 25- 50 cents hifiher. l-2s 17-17.50. 2-3s 16-17; sons, steady. l-3s 10 13. Sheep 2.300 Slaughter lambs 50c higher, choice-prime wooled 17 50 18. most choice shorn 17-17.25; slauchter ewes, steady. 4.50-5; feeder lambs, steady, choice 13 lti.23. Portland Produce PORTLAND (UPIl Dairy mar ket: Eggs To retailers: A A nxtra large 50-54c; AA large 48-32c: A large 4ii-48c; A A medium 40-45c; A small 23-30c; cartons 1 -3c higher Butter To retailers: AA and A prints 68c; cartons 3c higher; B prints 67c. Cheese (medium curech To le tailcr: 46-48c: processed Ameri can 5-10 lb. loaf, -43-48C PORTLAND (UPIl D res se d chickens No. 1 grade dressed to retailers: Fryers, whole drawn, 28 37c lb., cut-up. 34-40c lb.; hens, light type, whole drawn, li-23c lb.; light type hens, cut-up 22-28c lb.; heavy whole 34 -3 9c lb. FORECASTS Medford and vicinity? Partly cloudy with widely scattered show ers this evening. Fog Saturday morning IncreaMiig cloudiness Sat urday. Rain Saturday night or Sunday morning. Low tonight 48. High Saturday 68. Western Oregon: Scattered showers decreasing tonight. Most ly cloudy with occasional rain spreading inland from coast Sat urday. Cooler. Low tonight 43-53. High Saturday 62-72. Northern California: Fair tonight and Saturday, except increasing cloudiness in extreme north Sat urday. Probably warmer near coast and in north interior Satur day. LOCAL II AT. TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday 65: above normal 8. Record high this date 83 in 1033. Record low this date 26 in 1024. PRECIPITATION : 24 hours to midnight. .01 inch. Midnight to 10 a m . .16 inch. Total this month .26 inch, .25 inch below normal. Total since Sept. I, .52 Inch. 59 inch below normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 26'r, highest this a.m. ti0'e. High 4:00 24- CITV Ye&ter- a.m. hr. dav Low I'rrr. HrooKincs 66 Crater Lake 4!1 Grants Pass 65 Howard Prairie. OBITUARIES 34 SI 1 26 .30 .25 61 0.1 48 M Klamath Falls MEDr ORD Portland Seattle HI) as Spohane 7S .12 Yakima . 71 33 t. Eureka 611 56 Red Bluff 74 M Sacramento 81 6!1 San Francisco 74 M Los Angeles . .. 83 fr2 Phoenix f7 71 Denver 82 Chicago 8.! Miami Beach id New York 117 Washington. D. C. 72 .!! 1.1!) ALICE MI1XEK Mrs. Alice Miller, widow of the late Fred W. Miller, who died in 1961, died Oct. 10 at her home, 1200 Mira Mar dr. Mrs. Miller had made her home in this area for 2'j years. Kuneral services will be held in the Sacramento Memory gar dens in Sacramento, Calif. Local arrangements are under the di rection of Memory Gardens Fu neral home. MAMIE E. THEXTON Funeral -vices for Mrs. Ma mie E. Thcxton, "), of Rogue River, who died Wednesday, will be held at 11 a m. Saturday in Cor -''orris downtown chap el The Rev. Henry Ho" ' er, of the Wimer Community church, will officiate. Commit tal will be priv.-'e. Mrs. Thexton was born March 11. 1088, in Gra- Vallev. " lit., 41 87 43 I.O.O.F. No. 129 GOLD HILL BUILDING FUND BENEFIT DANCE AMERICAN LEGION HALL Central Point Music by . . . Tht Melodius Four 9 to 1 Everybody Welcomt Saturday OCTOBER 12th FIVK-UAV FORECAST (Through Oi-t. 16): Western Oregon-Western Wksh. lug ton RecurrinR rains. Telal pre. cipitation more than normal. Tem peratures near or a little a hove normal. High temperatures 65-75 in western Oregon, mostly in 60s in wectern Washington. Lows in 40s. 13 ADVENTURES IN GOOD EATING! ROGUE RIVER LODGE 25 Minutes N.E- of Medford On Crater Lake Hwy. 62 ENJOY OUR LOUNGE DANCE Every Sat. Evening to Music of HAL GROW GENE WALKER On Electric Organ & Piano On Sax and Drums OPEN DAILY 4 P.M. TILL MIDNITE Saturdays yZ'iis Closed till 2:30 A.M. aWB3S Thursdays DANCE AT THE DERBY 8 Miles from the Crater lake Hi-way on the Butte Falls Hi-way SATURDAY NIGHT -9-1 RAY ASHCRAFT With An All WESTERN BAND Featuring Bill Lively Snack Bar for Your Pleasure FIRST & LAST CHANGE CLUB DOUG SMITH i and the Swingin' Rebels 9 2 f JT Wes XjjORNBROOK, CALIF. Western & Popular t ----- 4 Northern California n sin on the week end and probahlv at-am early in week. Snow in high mountains. Temperatures below normal inland and near normal along coast. Investment Funds Nnnn niint.X.n. . locks: Fund Bid Bullock 13 Chemical Fund 11.82 Colonial Ener 12 33 Eaton Howard Stk.. 14. la Fidelity 16 "fi Fundamental Invest. 0.83 Group Sec Avia-Elec 6.8.1 nanuuon n.U.A. .. Keystone B-3 , Keystone B-4 Keystone K-2 Keystone S-2 ... Keystone S-4 4.33 Mass Inv Growth Stk 8.31 National Growth .... 8.18 Strt(.lr tnnn uniien rtccum ... united income ... United Science ... Value Line Inc ... Variable WellinRlon 16 81 10.18 .... 3.Z!) ... 22.17 .... 134.1 Asked U 1.1 12.92 13.48 13 32 18 12 10.74 7.11 14 97 .1 47 1834 11.11 .1.78 24.19 14 68 16.28 4.73 9 08 8 04 20.64 16.26 1.1.69 7.61 .1.87 7.60 16.03 Over-the-Counler Western Stocks By United Press International Kid Asked 6.1 68 Bank of America Boise Cascade Cal Pac If til Con Krcicht Cyprus, Mines Equitable S&L 1st National Bank .... Janlzcn .... Morrison Knudsen Mult Kennels N.W. Natural Gas Orcson Metal PP&L PC.E U.S. National Bank .... Tektronix Wesl Coast Tel Weyerhaeuser 311, 2.1 !' 21', 32-', 72', 22i 2!' 4't 3a, 1 211 ' i 26 68 21 23'. 31 i 34 i, 76 24 i 3P 4'i 3.V 1 27 , 27i 03 a KILLIil) BY TRlili GOLD BEACH (UPI) -James W. Adams, 43, of Gold Beach, was killed Wednesday when a tree fell on him annul 17 milps east of here. . had lived In southern Ors gon for Hie na-' 5's ve- -. She was married July 4, 1952, in Reno, Nev., to William S. Thex ton, '" vives. O'hcr sur include three d 'iters, rs. Evelyn Lind strom, Sacr- - o, Calif.: Mrs. Alberta Salsbury, Ider, C ' -., and Mrs. L, !! Miller, Sacra m"to, C lif.; thr t n-da.gh-ter' Mrs. Rr'h MaR-le, Roie Riv.er; Mrs. Alice CorVU, Grants Pass, and Mrs. Rosalie McClean, Y '-Hi. N. D.; six step-sor Roy 7 n. Rogue River; Bill Thexton, Sacramen to, Calif.; Rex TJievton, Lo 'i geles, C-"f.: Ph i Thext, Cot It mv' Cal'f.-R?' " Thexton, K'amath O- and Albert Thcxton, Air Force, Puerto Rico; and 17 Tranr'-Nldrcn. sons, Robert L. Gungle, New port News, Va.; George Gungle, Oak Park, HI.; me daughter, Mrs. Emily Trnka, Oak Park, III., and one sister, Mrs. Jean Haroth, Indianapolis, Ind. FLOY D. MIKIHK Mrs. Floy D. Moore, 755 South Walker St., Ashland, died yes terday. She is survived by her hus band, Homer Moore, a daugh ter, Miss Barbara Jean Moore, Ashland, and a son, Carl D. Moore, Pinole, Calif. She and her husband owned and operated the "Top of the Morning" or chard until they retired. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Ashland Mor tuary, Fouth and C sts., Ash-' land. A 9 DOROTHY J. GUNGLE The body of Dorothy J. Gungle, 50, of Gold Hill, who died Wednesday will be sent to Inglcwood, Calif., today. Fu neral services will be held Mon day at Pierce Brothers Mortu ary in Inglcwood. Perl Funeral home is in charge of local ar rangements. Mrs. Gungle was born Nov. 7, M12, in Huntington, W. Va. She has made her home near Gold Hill for the past two years, moving from California. On Feb. 14, 1!)36, in Chicago, 111., she was married to John Gungle, who survives. Other survivors include two I ttiSSPi I "DAYS OF WINE & ROSES" "SUMMER PLACE" J PATIO PACKX. 12 pc. tub Chickan I Potato Salad 1 & all th trimmings 1 I 1 Gal. Root Br I V $4.95 J Ideal for Vr BOX OFFICE OPEN 6:45 P.M. FRIDAY Continuous from 1:00 p.m. Sat. $J& KIRK fMES i fepAUL CPH" DOUGLAS Sa MASON " WW UIDU 'Imi ninn 'DOUGLAS sii4iuvittiM4WMto.iNa.ir-rtMM cmiMaMeoPt TtCnnlCQLDR Friday-Saturday-Sunday ::::::::::: PLUS MIDNITE SHOW TONITE DANCE DREAMLAND BALLROOM Saturday 9 to 1 BOSSY BURTON and THE ROGUE VALLEY BOYS Featuring Larry Bohl Visit Our Snack Bar anraanzs " lltellyou, i p.hum m ar l -Vf'v , TV f J IT IS! " ttm--'i ....... TONITE & SAT.! Blow Your Horn" on at 7:10 p.m. and 1:20 a.m. Gantry" on at 9:30 "Bank" on 11:45 p.m. (4RP4t jn.i Ol flPICD UnCIIIDC "Dll I imnmii i rm ni in unoim DTInunDiiii IKhnn ninnu hi 01 1 OT IfillM oNDLUUr.rx"iusiibuuiiL t0NYUiLLmuiviiiLwviouuiunrMivDuuiur,iii( lif KK r . M K SH -S . HN urCTrtAo.ufiu!inl twmr fUvLW I IIUUI I WltVWI Ml HUIVrFMI! U.l Mullnl'U IIUW t II,' J It JS. 1 jJ J. U i llUlliZ . Flw SinamaM Goihe Dloiv Your Horu 2nd Big Hit! ACADEMY AWARD WINKER! h tisoi ni - w tstti iu 'ncm- i PMuOuNI Xii'S PI iir nn team ma atvw mown wit ma mm NOAIR LEWIS EU..ERGAI1W Arthur K.nntdr ShlrUy Jon.s JHW COLOR 31 -Si V TGoes Down . .1 LOVE- ItH 1 11 r?rrJff Y'W -WJ &a) -V II Ji HLJ-k 1 Y DHaHnr CbbimI STARVED " IfeS J ht U ' ' M.' A piMjjlJfci4g AH?e I J P3 ijfJa1 k i "!iiflj -m f 1W l Ml........-! .-JShdJm M A A l -. mm, 1 t Hudson wl v CPm 1 Mne;r 7f7m ! agawerikg KiKvw&l orThe. ance mwSk I I OF EAGLES' rXjiSSi yA I BOX OFFICE OPENS WJSm 1 J1$mmrt i Jl MARIEWmOSOR Immediate Sealing tf$f f? I L mhJA TMraras all seats 90c Atttefefl 1 f) T'Qf'At)RiA fi altf-p I f&S JIUASMVN .TOUCH CONNORS - ill ZLgrcaO hr::i;&i WAvSr -plus- "" '--1 ypBBBSSiSZZL , ,,, , ..x. , "LEFT HANDED GUN" I-JTfnTTTTfWni lalalllULUi uUNUAI L 7 U il lll'M JI IliU 3jJUilMm-J - 1 CONTINUOUS FROM 2 P.M. NORTH'S , (!k s0Jgh CHUCK WAGON i M ) " I III ill : I lll lli L I MttAAJbis Svad II a.m. $120 I n HIT, " mW9WH to 2 p.m. Weekday. I 1 1 L4Mt I'V, L I. A "i You May Tak. all you can oat I (K i fl I I X I I I ! mm. M "prices' llll iiiiTum.piAiDcoinnii.DiPUADninum II IvJUUL I li'VllllO UlAIIVL UUJUIKI WM WJ M WWW II DIANE CYRIL. Plus IIFI ill i 'l JIM If. 13 1 1 ALDO RAY -4 i miw& ) I mm 24C.a. 4 HUGH GRITlTrl 1016 N. Riverside - Ph. 773-3681 Serving Chuck Wagon Style HI k Served 5 lo 9 D.m. t 7H w,.kdvl Served 12 lo 8 Sundays and Holidays Large Variety of Entrees and Salad Dishes to Choose from COM ETE "RED CARPET" TREATMENT Parties Organizations Groups Receptions Sheltered, Carpeted entrance to the Main Door Facilities available for school groups, clubs, etc., for private use or catering PARKING CONVENIENTLY LOCATED L0UN6E (j CILENTO CUSACK ,M M S, WEIHlSlblhS ANATOLI M CtUNAAlO In Clntmascepf tnd METR0C0L0R E ..... u AMPLE FREE