Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 29, 1963, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextHi . CenvaJciclr.g it Home Tom Watts, Hornbrook, Calif., Is con valescing satisfactorily from injuries he suffered Oct. 28 when he rode his loaded logging truck down a 150-foot embank ment near Somes Bar, family members report. After several days in Siskiyou General Hos pital, Yreka, Calif., he has been convalescing at his home. A visitor last week at the Tom Watt home was his brother, Charles Watt, Bend. IP Mill RESTAURANT 1206 N. Riverside Call Georgt for Xyii I . wfftw. SEE and HEAR... in Person 2 of America's most Accomplished Organists SHAY TORRENT AXEL ALEXANDER IN A Duo Organ Concert SUNDAY, DEC. 1st 2:30 P.M. HOLLY THEATRE As guests of Purucker's, you are invited to bnng your family to enjoy this de lightful concert! ' Complimentary tickets are available at . , Purucker's or at the door at time of con-.. cert. There will be a valuable prize given . away, also. HITS! TONITE, SAT. AND SUN. r m Screen Tim. "Apjche" 7:1 S & 12:40 am "Philadelphlanj" at 9 pm "Alakaiam" at 11 pm PAUl NEWMAN You may recognize yourself in this BLAZING STORY OF TODAY'S "MODERNS"! BARBARA RUSH ALEXIS SMITH BRIAN KEITH DIANE BREWSTER BILUE BURKE jOHN WILLIAMS 1 t y ' ' : wltvtl IK. 1 - Ah ' Local and Sal: Scheduled A bazav and baked food sale will be conducted by the auxiliary to the Crater Lake Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Saturday, Nov. 30 in the Home Appliance Com pany store, IIS E. Main St., from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Private Christn Office Parties Special Menus Buftelli Medford's Finest & LOUNGE - Phone 773-5474 Reservations LAST OF THE GREAT APACHE WARRIORS! JEAN PETERS john miniiii Parties Nlfk rias Parties i 3 rm SUMMIT MEETIN6 . m HONSTEtS! i a -,LJ2L Person. Permits Issued The Med ford building department Wed nesday issued permits to Federal Sign and Signal Company to erect a sign at 1128 S. Riverside Ave. at an estimated cost of $3,000, and to Medford School District 549C to complete addi tions to Wilson School at an ap proximate cost of $8,800. Bottle Drive - The bottle drive planned by Bliss Heine's Moose Juniors, wiil be held Sun day, Dec. 1, from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Those taking part will meet at the Moose Hall In the Jackson House at 10:30 a.m. Persons having bottles to do nate have been asked to leave them in front of the house or on the front porch so they may be picked up. Proceeds will be added to fund so the group may go to the Portland Rose Festi val and take part in the Junior Rose Festival. Plan Dance Rogue Sis-Q Square Dance Council will spon sor a square dance Saturday, Nov. 30, at Country Square, Clover Road, Talent. All danc ers and callers are welcome. Dennis Ray and Bob Clark will take charge, Those attending are asked to take potluck finger food for refreshments. Party TnnichL YounC Adult Searchers, First Methodist Church, will hold a party at 7-rm n'Mnrlc tnnieht at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bulk, 808 summit Ave., niecuora. Medical Patients Medical patients at Sacred Heart Hos pital are Harvey W. Hughes, Klamath Falls, and Dr. Giles A. Gitzen, 1332 E. Main St., Medford. Sale Planned The American Retarded Children's workshop and guild, sponsored by the Jackson County Association, will hold a Christmas gift and decorations sale Saturday, Nov. 30 through Dec. 2, at the John son Stores in the Medford Shop ping Center. Also for sale will be candy and cookies. Concert Scheduled Sunday Afternoon Two American organists, Shay Torrent and Axel Alexander, will present a concert at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 1, at the Holly Theater, under the aus pices of Purucker Music House. Torrent is a composer, con ductor, television artist and re cording star for Mercury Rec ords. Alexander is a graduate of the University of Breslau in Germany and has been organist, arranger, and composer for Ra dio Frankfurt, Germany, re cording artist for major Ger man record companies and guest star on Lawrence Welk television show. Tickets, free of charge, are available at Purucker Music House or the day of the concert at the theater. Weather FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Variable high cloudiness through Saturday. Late night and morning foe. Low tonight 2S. Sigh Saturday 45. Western Oregon: Generally fair with some cloudiness through Sat. urdav. Patchy valley fog. Little temperature changes. Lows tonight 22-32, except 35-40 along coast. Highs Saturday 45-52, except about 40 in top areas. Northern California: Fair wllh variable high clouds lonlghl and Saturday but fog locally In north, ern coastal valleys. Little tem perature chance. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE; Mean yesler- nf.nrri hitrh this rint lift In 11)17. Rerord low this dale t" in 1936. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to midnight, none Midnight to 10 a m., none Total this month 8 25 Inches, 2.(55 inches above normal Total since Sept. 1. 6 92 Inches, 1.98 Inch above normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 76r, highest this a m. 100ri. High 4:0 21- riTV Vester- a.m. Hr. day Low Free. Rrookinss 64 . 44 Crater Lake 52 Grants Pass ........ 40 Howard Prairie .. 47 Klamath Falls .... 42 MEDFORD 43 Portland 50 .02 Seattle 4fl Spokane 3a Yah i ma 4 5 F.ureka 5? Fed Bluff 5P Sacramento 30 San Francisco .... T Los Angeles 7 5 Phoenix fif Denver 43 l7htcaco ')2 Miami Beach 77 i New York 3 Washington, u. u. an 03 riVK-DAV FORECAST (Thronih Hr. 4): U'aslarti nraenn.Wttrrn Wlttl' niton Tempera. tiri-a lichOv he- low norm! nd Itcht precipitation ! throuirh Wednesday. Highs. 42-50 i and low I 28-38. I fcrnrih ri.fnrnia No nrectot tation. except powibiltty nf rain extreme north around end of period. Temperature near normal, except below normal in Sacramen to valley and vicinity due to (or. ATTENTION EAGLES DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT Music Br The THREF SHARPS and l fLAT e(lei and Cueill Welcome! t MEDFORD Gunshots Mark Portland Holdup PORTLAND rUPn T.iinshnU nunctuated a holdun at a tlninn Avenue service station early inursaay. Police said attendant Robert Payne 19, reported a man came into the station and handed him a note saying "This is a stick up. Don't get excited." The man, about 30 or 35 years of ace. said he hart a 01m in his pocket. Payne said he hand ed over $20 in currency and men was orderedinto a rest room. Payne said he managed to get hold of a gun as he was ordered out and when he heard the holdup man approaching the restroom a few minutes later he fired into the restrnnm rinnr hut the bullet did not penetrate. He said he heard the man fleeing and rushed out of the restroom, firing shots after him. The suspect fired one shot at Payne which struck a window. The holdup man was being sought. It was not believed he was hit. Maurine Neuberger May Be Candidate PORTLAND (UPI) -Oregon's junior senator, Mrs. Maurine Neuberger, said here Wednesday she "presumes" she will be a candidate for reelection in 1966. The pronouncement was the first inkling the woman senator would seek to retain the scat she was elected to following the death of her husband, the late Sen. Richard Neuberger. A likely candidate for the same seat is Gov. Mark Hat field, barred by the constitution from running for a third term for the state's highest office. His term is up in 1966. Hatfield, a Republican, has also been prominently men tioned as a running mate for the GOP presidential nominee in 1964. Two Parked Cars Reported Damaged Medford police are investigate ing incidents in which two parked cars were damaged hy unknown vehicles, according to reporls. J. D. Connor, 444 S. Fir St., told police his vehicle wasj struck and damaged sometime prior to 3:18 p.m. Wednesday while it was. parked in front of his residence. Police were'notif ied by Edwin Kmile Jurvakinen, Parkdale, Ore., that his car was damaged prior to 8:18 o'clock this morn ing while it was parked at 322 S. Riverside Ave. GOLD HILL I.O.O.F. NO. 129 BENEFIT DANCE AMERICAN LEGION HALL Central Point Music by The Melodius 4 3 Proceed! to Gold Hill Heart Dancing 9 to 1 Public Welcome. DANCE BALLROOM at SAT. 9 to 1 Famous 9, m ' , The Finest In Western Swing TO I Barney S the Country Gentlemen Every Saturday Night VFW Hall-Rogue River MOOSE LODGE t Moose Lodge Quartan JACKSON HOTEL (Formerly Palomino Room) Saturday Night - Nov. 30 Music by Taylor Trio $1.00 a Couple Moot I Guesti BANGI GOLD HILL GRANGE HALL With JAY STOUGH and (he DIXIE DRIFTERS ISSJSZ Y'all Come! MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORO. Dinner-Dance Slated By CaJ-Ore League The fourth annual Cal-Ore Electrical League's pre-holiday dinner-dance will be held at the Rogue Valley Country Club Sat urday, Nov. 30. A cocktail hour will start at 7 p.m. followed by buffet dinner and dancing. The League includes electrical appliance and wiring contrac tors and personnel of the Pacific Power and Light Company. Salvation Army Kettles on Streets The familiar Salvation Army kettles appeared today on street corners in Medford to re ceive contributions through Chnstmas Eve. Proceeds will benefit the needy in Medford and Jackson County during the Christmas season. Sam Collon is chairman of the committee this year, according to Capt. Kenneth Angel, com manding officer of the Medford Corps. Other committee mem bers are O. D. Martin, Joe Jor gensen, Murray Gardiner, James Sullivan, Murray Dumas and Jack Craegcr. .. Other groups and service clubs in the community will be invited to assist in the entire Christmas program including the Kettle Appeal, gut giving and Christmas parties. Thief Hides in Store; Gets $100 A thief, who apparently hid in the store after it closed Wed nesday afternoon, took an esti mated $100 from two cash reg isters in Mann's Department Store, according to Medford po' lice. The theft was reported short ly after midnight by a janitor who discovered the rear door to the store was unlocked. Subsequent investigation re vealcd the loss. There were no signs of forcible entry, leading officers to speculate the thief hid in the store until it closed, and then rifled the cash regi tcrs on the basement floor. BARD'S INN RESTAURANT Ashland 6 A.M. -10 P.M. 7 DAYS PER WEEK Banquet Room J Fund.1 Sandwiches, Pie, Cottee t Soda the OASIS EAGLE POINT Saturday NOVEMBER 30 With Ray and At Featuring Don Maddox of the Maddox Bros. & Rose DANCE SAT. NIGHT 9 to 1 OREGON Obituaries INGER O. LEAR , Funeral services for M r s. Inger Ophelia Lear, 76, of Ash land, who died Wednesday, will be held at 9:30 a.m. Saturday in the Ashland Mortuary Chapel. The Rev. P. Malcolm Ham mond of the Methodist Church will officiate. Committal will be held in the Mt. View Cometery, Ashland. Mrs. Lear was born in Minne sota Nov. 9, 1877. On Dec. 6, 1904, she was married to Ben jamin L. Lear at Deer Lodge, Mont. Mr. Lear preceded her in death Nov. 18, 1962. She had been a resident of 376 B St., Ashland, since 1947. She is survived by two sons, Benjamin L. Lear Jr., Medford, James N. Lear, Klamath Falls, and three grandchildren. DERONDO JOHNSON Derondo V. (Si) Johnson, 54. died Thursday moraine at his home, Route 1, Box 275, Eagle Point. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Conger Morris Funeral Directors. CERENE C, BAKER Funeral service's for Mrs. Cerene C. Baker, of 1214 E. Main St., Medford, who died Thursday, will be held at 1 p.m. Monday in Conger - Morris Chapel. The Rev. Harold San ner of the First Church of the Nazarene will officiate. MAUDE ST1CKEL Maud Stickcl, 96, Medford, died early this morning in a local nursing home. Funeral ar rangements will be announced by Perl Funeral Home. CHARLES II. SOLOMON Charles H. Solomon, 66, Vet erans Administration, White City, died early Wednesday eve ning. Funeral arrangements will War Veteran To Get Purple Heart TUCUMCARf, N.M. (UPD World War I veteran Gene Rob erts, 68, will get a Purple Heart Sunday for shrapnel wounds he suffered in the Argonne Forest in France on Oct. 9, 1918. Tucumcari veterans, who found out about the wounds, asked the federal government to issue him the Purple Heart. LAST 2 DAYS Cool - Man Cool Use Our FREE In-Car HEATERS HUNK SINATRA IfCMTl PIMM I in '.is SAMMY DAVIS, JR. L RICH LHWFUKV AIMIE DICKINSON TICHMtCOLOR HINIY ANTHONY FONDA -PERKINS THE 3 TIN STAR Beliy PALMER Michel RAY tiltmn COloe. Qia.goal 1HREE TIMES MORE ANY TARZAN ADVENTURE YOU'VE I EVER SEEN! , A filmed In I Xdf I I COLO A V sift. I J In exotic 1 Vf, Mgm .jfii I I i BTiran tHraP"0i uia ovra unnnvcTonnc 9$l mmmwm mDYALISCOPEanoMETROCOLOR be announced by Perl Funeral Home. FRITZ DOUGLAS MEIER Funeral services for Fritz Douglas Meier, 23, of 545 Lozier Lane, Medford will be at 11 a.m. at Perl Funeral Home. Dr. D. K. West pastor of First Pres byterian Church will officiate. Private interment will be in Eastwood IOOF Cemetery. He was killed in an aircraft OUR ALL NEW DINING ROOM SLIS V?''? lafjiS Banquet, and tiK&.sgPy Small Enjoy Our Dalicleut B roasted Chicken Cubby's PHONE ORDERS TECHNICOLOR0 TREVOR HOWARD RICHARD HARRIS CONTINUOUS FROM 2:00 P.M. TODAY & SATURDAY NOW -fr Adults... $1.00 Students 75c Children 35e THRILLING THAN cauiiMiiw m an tr hstwi FRIDAY, NOVEMBER accident near Ft. Ludlow, Wash., while serving with the U.S. Navy. ' , He was bom Jan. 18, 1941, in Medford, and attended and graduated from schools here. He was a graduate of Medford High School, class of 1959! . He was a petty officer third class, being attached to Heavy Attack Squadron 123, Whidby IS NOW OPEN! For Your Convenience and Pleasure! i - . . . 779-2511 THE MOST EXCITING AND EVER LIVED... NOW BECOMES THE MIGHTIEST SEA- SPECTACLE THAT EVER SWEPT ACROSS THE SCREEN! Mtn lashed by a cruel tjplunl Mutlny 'A (0)igs of violmcil NOW! TIGHT FOR Y0URLAHD UKEA CIAHTL ncur i un YOUR W0MAH UKEA UAur IK Metro-Goldwyn-Mjyer vl itorrlnf Rdbeht loggia-Joam Cauuield ID0L1N- WGIS A. . .9 Island, Wash. He enlisted In the Navy, September, 1961. . .. Survivors Include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Meier, Med ford, one sister, Mrs. Gretchen DeFord, Wichita Falls, Tex., several aunts and uncles and cousins. - . Casket bearers will be Blair Crosby, Jim Thomas, John Hen derson, Bud Dick, Gerald Cleaves and Warren Walker. : DANCE Saturday Nite-9 to 1 November 30 UPPER APPLEGATE GRANGE HALL Everyone Welcome Music by Buck and Hit Western Playboys Lunch Room & New Floor 4 FRIDAY, NOV. 6 YEAR'S BEST PLAY! ROBERT HARRIS A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS ROBERT DONLEY DICK O'NEILL JEFF MORROW TICKETS NOW ON 5ALI HOLLY THIATRE CRATERIAN THEATRE PURUCKER'S $3.00 $5 50 $4.50 $6.50 ROMANTIC REAL-LIFE STORY turoet across the sinm-losted thiol A momtnl ol iwlny amid a nljhlmiril 09 (SB mm OPEN 6:45 WEEKDAYS Continuous From 2 TODAY & SATURDAY 29, 1963 a1 tK in etTMH sA, as. fc''a.'alWZl.