Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 27, 1963, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textl Local and Teens Dance A dance ses sion for Twistin' Teens Square Pance Club will be held at 7:30 o'clock tonight, in the Ray resi dence, Route 1, Box 271, Old Stage Road, Central Point, plans for a council dance will be made. All interested teen-age dancers are invited. Clinic Closed Because of the Thanksgiving holiday, there will be no chest x-ray clinic at Sacred Heart Hospital this week, according to the Jackson County Tuberculosis and Health Association. Clinics will be re sumed next week with the monthly evening clinic held the first Wednesday of each month from 7 to 9 p.m., Dec. 4, and the regular Thursday clinic from 2 to 5. I SPECIAL DINNERS for , ThantegMng COMPLETE HAM DINNER $25 COMPLETE TURKEY DINNER $50 JUBILEE CLUB & RESTAURANT JACKSONVILLE 13 KACHINA LODGE Highway 99 South Center of TURKEY 'n all the Irimmin's BAKED HAM BEEF STROGANOFF Special Child's Plate DENNY'S Family Night - 4 P.M. to Enjoy a Complete Delicious Quality Dinner ROAST TURKEY cper-IAl" R0AST BEEF SPfcCIAL! ROAST PORK $1.25 We Will Be Serving Thanksgiving Dinner SPECIAL the Trlmmlnai 12 to 10 DENNEY'S COFFEE SHOP Open 24 Hrt. Breakfast Anytime 54 N. Riverside 779-1350 Luncheon & Dinner Special. Daily Order, to Got Candle Room Will Be Open 5 to 12 P.M Serving our famous genuine charcoal steaks, lobster, lamb chops, prime ribs and chicken. At Our Regular Prices Remember your card is good in the Candle Room on Thanks giving Day. Hotel M&lmi Personal Break-In Vending machines at the Little Dutch Laundry, 212 E. Pine St., Central Point, were burglarized either Sunday night or early Monday morning, Cen tral Point police have reported. An undetermined amount of money was taken. Lawn Damaged Central Point police have reported that someone drove a car across the front lawn at Crater High School last week end. The car tore up the grass as it went. Building Permit A building permit to erect a $10,000 resi dence at 424 Plum St., has been issued by the Medford building department to D. L. Pickell. Park Work Two Medford boys, ages 15 and 16, were ordered to work four hours each in the Medford city parks after they appeared in munici pal court this morning on charges of illegal possession of tobacco. Johnsons To Keep Holiday Routine WASHINGTON (UPI) -Although President Johnson's life has undergone some drastic changes in recent days, he plans to retain one semblance of his past family routine. The White Hotisp annnnnpei Tuesday that the Johnsons would nave a lamny style manksgiv ing holiday at their home in the Spring Valley section of Wash ington. The President and First Lady will be joined by their two daughters, Lucy Baines, 16, and Lynda Bird, 19. Also present will be Lynda Bird's fiance, En sign Bernard Rosenback. 53S-9722 Phoen Every Wed. 11 P.M. SIRLOIN TIPS Make Wed. Mom'i Night OH Treat Her to a Dinner at . . . P.M. A the PH' In the Dining Room OPEN Dr. Wexler Dies Of Heart Attack ASHLAND Dr. Herman Wexler, chiropractic physician and owner and operator of Buckhorn Mineral Sr- vigs since 1942, died Tuesday afternoon of a heart attack at the Ashland Elks Club. Dr. Wexler, a native of Bre men, Germany, where he was born April 25, 180(1, '"d prac ticed in the City ui Ashland as well as operating the Buckhorn Mineral Springs for the past 20 years. He received his education in Baden, Germany, where he studied medicine and got his degree as a medical doctor. Coming to the United States in 1918, he entered Western States Chiropratic College and after graduation practiced in Port land and later in Lakeview be fore moving to Ashland. He was an officer in the Al lied Army during World War I. In Ashland, Dr. Wexler was a long time member of Lodge No. 944, BPOE, and the Lions club. He is survived by a son, Paul G. Wexler, Eugene, a daughter, Mrs. Marsha Wililams, Long Beach, Calif.; three grandchil dren; two sisters, one residing in Odessa, Russia, and the other in South America. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Friday in Litwiller's Mountain View Chapel. Alaska University Planning Expansion PORTLAND (UPI)-Plans for a $2.8 million expansion pro gram at Alaska Methodist Uni versity in Anchorage were dis closed Tuesday by the school's board of trustees. Construction of new buildings is expected to begin early in 1964. Plans call for homes for faculty families, a dormitory for 85 students and a student union building. The school, with 316 students at present, is one of two four year colleges in Alaska. The other is the University of Alas ka at Fairbanks. Births KING - To Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Allan, 717 W. 14th St., Medford, Nov. 26, 1963, a girl, 8'4 pounds, at Rogue Valley Hospital. Sherman To Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E., 829 E. Ninth St., Med ford, Nov. -.27, 1963, a girl 8 pounds, at Rogue Valley Hos pital. KERBY To Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edwin, Happy Camp, Calif., Nov. 27, 1963, a boy, 6V pounds, at Rogue Valley Hospital. BRANNON To Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E., 381 Benson St., Med ford, Nov. 25, 1963, a boy, 9V4 pounds, at Rogue Valley Hos pital. ' , WHITE - To Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kay, 1317 Stewart Ave., Medford, Nov. 26, 1963, a girl, 8 pounds, at Rogue Valley Hos pital. BARGE To Mr. and Mrs. Adrean B., 811 Adams Lane, Medford, Nov. 26, 1963, a boy 8V4 pounds at Rogue Valley Hos pital. Enjoy! The Finest in Holiday Dining Delicious THANKSGIVING TURKEY DINNER Complete with soup, salad, potato, beverage, hot rolls and dessert. AM SOO MEDFOKD Obituaries ANNA E. MILLARD Memorial services for Anna E. Willard, 71, formerly of 822 W. 12th St., who died Tuesday, will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Perl Funeral Home. The Rev. Bruce Rogers, pastor of Trinity Baptist church, will officiate. Mrs. Willard was born May 15, 1892 in Cheyenne, Wyo. On Feb. 26, 1916, in Chicago, 111., she was married to Ralph T. Willard, who died Aug. 13, 1959. She is survived by distant relatives Jn eastern United States. SETHRE INFANT Funeral services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Sethre of Medford, who died Tuesday, were held today at the graveside in Siskiyou Memorial Park. The Rev. Harold Sanner, pastor of the First Church of the Nazarene, officiated with Perl Funeral Home in charge of the arrangements. The infant is survived by an infant twin brother, one sister, Carol Sethre, and another broth er, John Sethre Jr., all at home in Medtord. O. G. VANDERWALKER O. G. Vander walker, 1101 South Oakdale Ave., Medford, died this morning at a Medford hospital. Siskiyou Funeral Service Di rectors of the Chapel in the Trees Mortuary are in charge of funeral arrangements. FRED VANCURLER ASHLAND-Fred VanCurler, 70, of 2255 Ashland Mine Road, Ashland, died Tuesday, Nov. 26. He had been in partnership with his brother, Dewey Van Curler, in plaster contracting arid lumber business in Ashland and in recent years the two were owners of the Ashland Mine. He was a veteran of World War I, having served as a sergeant in Battery C, 146th FA regiment. He was a mem ber of the Seventh Day Ad- ventist Church. Born July 4, 1893, in Little Falls, Minn., Mr. VanCurler is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary VanCurler, and a son, Fred VanCurler, and a daughter, Donna Sue VanCurler, at home in Ashland; two stepchildren, Mrs. Franklin Ferguson of Med ford, and Michael Andrews of Ashland and four grand children. Also surviving are six broth ers and sisters: Jerry VanCur ler, Spokane, Wash., Dewey VanCurler, Delivan Van Curler, Mrs. Mae Glidden and Mrs. and Mrs. Effie LaBlanc and Charles King, all of Ashland; and Mrs. Effie La Blanc and Mrs. Ed Lobb, both of Seattle; and a nephew, Donald C. Van Curler, of Prospect, who made his home for many years with the VanCurlers. VanCurler's first wife, Nellie, preceded him in death in 1947, and he was married in Medford, Feb. 19, 1948, to Mary Opal Fendley, who survives. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 29, at the Litwiller Mountain View Chapel with Elder Arvin Winkle "officiating. Interment will be in Mountain View ceme tery. JENNIE WALDEN Funeral services for Jennie Walden, 87, formerly of 1707 N. Riverside Ave., who died Tuesday, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Perl Funeral Home. The Rev. Norman North rop, associate pastor of First Christian Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Siskiyou Memorial Park. ' Mrs. Walden was born Nov. 19, 1876, in Wisconsin. She moved to Medford from South Dakota in 1900. On July 3, 1912, in Med ford, she was married to Eli O. Walden, who died in September, 1941. Prior to 1936, she and Mr. Walden operated the Walden Bros. Grocery at 1715 N. River side Ave. She was a charter member of First Christian Church. Survivors include three sons, Carl R. Walden, T a c o m a, Wash., William O. Walden, Mt. Shasta, Calif., Charles H. Wal den, Medford; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Strong, Medford, Mrs. Eva Andrews, Tacoma, Wash.; one brother, Earl Shaf fer, Quinn, S.D.; 13 grandchil dren and six great grand children. Pallbearers at the services will be B. E. Ford, W. J. House, Floyd Cary, C. J. Hunter, J. F. Evans and E. N. Biden. ENDS TONIGHTI I Till II 7 "Young Re" 7 ( 11 PM fcl f-Mllfefc, "Circle of Deception" 9 PM ' M rflKgg ACTUALLY FILMED AT THE GRAND PRIX PJJV TRACKS Of THE WORLD 1 JZjkl . L- ih PA THECOLOR LfHrJLJ - AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL W"'V jjtfy qw.m.ct IVjl'Jf J8J .H ANDREWS MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. One Person Hurt In City Accident One Derson was takrn tn Rogue Valley Hospital Tuesday auernoon louowing a two-vehicle accident on Table Rock Road between U.S. 99 and Adams Road. Hospitalized was Donald Grath Kilbourn. IS nf ii'un Dennis Road, Central Point, a passenger in a car operated by Wayne Edward Klimko, 18, of 3275 Old Military Road. He was reported in satisfactory condi- uun loaay. According to Medford police, the Klimko vehicle nnri on nn. erated by Raymond Henry Bos- wortn, 63, oi 3777 Jacksonville Highway, collided about 2:55 p.m. Bosworth was cited for maKing an improper left turn. Other accidents invesHratpri by city police Tuesday included a one-vehicle accident on Bart lett Street near Fifth Striwt about 9:30 a.m. A car operated oy Mary Button Silveira of 619 S. Ivy St., hit a parking meter, according to police. About 8:40 p.m. Edgar Floyd Paup, 721 S. Holly St., notified city police that his parked vehicle had been hit bv a car operated by Stephen Gregory uippei, 16, ot 904 Alta St., Med ford. Dippel was cited by police for violation of the basic rule. Police Seek Man In Canby Slaying OREGON CITY (UPI)-Police today continued to seek a man for questioning in the gunshot slaying of Minnie Kornelia Mille- son, 63, a widow from nearby Canby. Her body was discovered in her home by a neighbor on Sun day. She apparently had been shot Saturday, police said. Police said two transients who were picked up while driving the dead woman's car had been cleared as murder suspects. They apparently found the car in Portland's skid road district, police said. Property Damage Results trom Crash Comparatively minor property damage resulted when a car driven by Louis Crawford Burn, AA nt Rnv 1IWV7 MprlfnrH. hit an unattended car on Crater Lake Avenue yesterday at the north city limits, state police said. The Burn car overtook and slnrtorl tn nass a northbound car when it hit the unattended car on the west side oi tne nign way and in the southbound lane. The car was registered to Carl n romnfiolrf 107 Kines Wav. TAntral Pnint Hnwpvar. when contacted Campfield said he had sold tne car. state ponce nave a number oi articles irom me car and hope the owner will con tact them. Weather FOnECASTS Mfdford and vicinity Fair through Thurday, except for PBlchen ot nlRht and mornfna fog. Low tonight 25-30 and high Tnur- Western Ore Ron: Increasing cloudiness tonight and Tnurtoay Cooler tonight. Low tonight 30-40. High Thursday 42-52. Nnrihern California: Fair to. night and Thursday, except fog or low clouds in Central Valley. Cooler northern mountain, to night. I.OCAI. DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean ye.ler- dav 3B; below normal J. Record high thia date 64 In in4 Record low this date 13 In 1919 PRECIPITATION: 24 hours tr midnight, .02 Inch. Midnight to 10 a.m.. none. Total this month 5 25 Inches, 3.04 Inrhos nhnvo normal. Total since Sept. 1, fl.92 Inches, 2.17 Inches above normal. HUMIDITY; Lowest yesterday luu'b, nignesi tnis a.m. High CITY Yester. day Brookings 54 Crater Lake 47 Grants Pass 47 Howard Prairie .. 4fl Klamath Falls .... 52 MEDFORD 43 Portland 55 100 4:00 24- a.m. Hr. l.ow pren. 42 10 3B 20 35 3R 40 3g 37 4fl 44 41 51 55 Seattle .. Spokane Yakima .. , 54 , 52 . 60 Eureka 57 62 60 Red Bluff .. Sacramento San Francisco 5g Los Angeles .... 74 Phoenix 7t Denver 63 Chicago as 7ft Miami Beach .... 77 . 48 C. 48 New York .. . Washington, D. 41 FIVE-DAY FOItECAST (Thro tih Dec. 2): Wciiern Oregon Abov normal temperature., and moderate recur ring rnins totaling one inrh In interior through Monday. High 46-56. Lows 38-43. Northern California Poaalbility of precipitation north portion around week end but none other wlie. Temperatures near normal. OREGON a. sahfrliSSLiafeat t i. - SHARE OF DOLLARS Joan McCoy of Denver, Colo., clutches a double hand of her share of the 432 million silver dollars, now in circulation. The government has asked for 50 million more to be minted next year to offset the heavy raids on government cartwheel stockpiles caused by collectors and the higher price of silver. (UPI) , Klamath Falls Woman Killed; Husband Held KLAMATH FALLS (UPI) -Mrs. Ellen Dixon, about 45, was shot and fatally wounded Tues day night and police today held her husband, Oliver Wendell Dixon, 52, Klamath Falls. State police said the shooting apparently occurred in the fam ily automobile. Dixon drove to state police headquarters and turned himself in, police said. ARLON RAN DO TREVOR HOWARD RICHARD HARRIS BOX OFFICE OPENS ' 6:45 P.M. CONTINUOUS FROM 2:00 P.M. THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY NOW Adults $1.00 Students 75c Children 35e VI III Hi ) I " i v4( spt IBS r&tL&mi. TECHNICOLOR , S$JL4 THREE TIMES MORE THRILLING THAN ANY TARZAN ADVENTURE YOU'VE EVER SEEN! Actually . Ir filmed In I j aV I'M color A jr 4K. I 1 In exotic I ViyVl I I I ThellendJT f"n ' 1 JOCK MM aTvitii win, i.uvu, .,. w HUWRY, the Baby FJeohant WeSM! Jt Ait " in DYALI SCOPE METROCOLOR S3-. iFSr- i.t',J. tlk fei. ft Child.' Portion il.35 THE MOST EXCITING AND ROMANTIC REAL-LIFE STORV EVER LIVED ... NOW BECOMES THE MIGHTIEST SEA SPECTACLE THAT EVER SWEPT ACROSS THE SCREEN! fcJ'V S. '' Ui -T. ski aW T aaK r'- , 8 .- rmc7 i fry Man Ixhtd by . eru.l ciplalnl Mutiny - k voyage ot tiolenti! ff T- tfl CHHlllaM M , M WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1963 Dallas Voters Reject Bond Issue for Schools DALLAS, Ore. (UPD-Voters turned down a (1.2 million bond issue in a special election Tuesday. The vote was 636 to 586. The money would have been used to build a new junior high school and an addition to the high school here. , Catholic Education Group Sets Meeting PORTLAND (UPI) - The Northwest Unit of the National Catholic Education Association will hold its annual meeting at the University of Portland Sun day. Rev. Bernard J. Cooke, chair-1 man of the department of theol ogy at Marquette University, will be the keynote speaker. BARD'S INN RESTAURANT Ashland 6 A.M. -10 P.M. 7 DAYS PER WEEK Banquet Room We Will Be Open iniG ( Roast Turkey . . $2.00 510 N. Riverside .urge, across in. slorm -tosisd thin! A moment of etUiy mid i nJflhtmirtl rvi vry -wests, mmmi NOW! 'FIGHTFOR YOUR LAND UKEA GIANT L FIGHT FOR YOUR WOMAN UKEA MAN!: MeiroSoio'wynMayer tfJJ ffo BtRTLOG GIA JO AN C AUUIELD itf HOBERI M1DDLH0N-LARRY UATES A 9 Servicemen IN VIET NAM S. Sgt. Gerald S. Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor B. Seeberger, 851 W. 14th St., Med. ford, is on duty with a U. S. Air Force advisory unit at Tan Son Nhut assisting the armed forces of Viet Nam in their fight against Communist aggression. Sergeant Thompson is a grad uate of Medford High School. Pablo's MEXICAN DINNERS WILL BE CLOSED! Thanksgiving Day 1789 Stewart Ave. Ph. 779-1328 5 to 10 P.M. Daily Except Mon. rmivMi, inuv. p YIaR SIeST PLAY! ROBERT HARRIS A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS ROBERT DONLEY DICK O'NEILL ina JEFF MORROW TICKETS NOW ON SALE HOLLY THEATRE CRATPRIAN THEATRE 1 PURUCKER'S $3.00 $5.30 $4.50 $6.50 TONIGHT Cool Man Cool Use Our FREE In-Car HEATERS FRANK SINATRA DEAN MARTIN SAMMY DAVISJR, -J PETER IAWF0RD ANGIE DICKINSON TECHHCOLOr1 HINir NIHOHY FONDA PERKINS THE&ii3 -3 TIN STAR 1 Betsy PALMER Michal RAY; MSTEVE REEVES nbn rcracfrfUafiD una. r- it man COLOR OrMvay ScQPg. OPEN 6:45 WEEKDAYS Continuous From 2 THURS.-FRI.-SAT. aV m.