MKDKORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
At
OAK KNOLL
Live Music for Dancing
Buffet after 9 P.M.
No Cover Charge
OAK KNOLL GOLF CLUB
Highway 66 South of Ashland
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"Quiet Man" on 7 pm & 12 M "Naked & Dead" 9:30 pm
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ALDO RAY
CLIFF ROBERTSON
RAYMOND MASSEY
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Eight Hurt as
4 Cars Collide
YREKA Eight persons, four
of them members of a Medford
family, were injured in a four
car collision on U.S. 99 about
eight miles south of here Friday
evening.
All of the injuries were re
ported as minor.
The driver of one of the cars
involved, Phillip Lawrence
Fach, 56, of Calgary, Alberta,
Canada, was later lodged in
Siskiyou County Jail on a charge
of hit and run.
The California Highway Pa
trol reported that Fach left the
scene of the accident. A road
block was set up at Weed and
j 'he man was apprehended there
by Weed police.
i The injured persons were J.
Robert Bills, 26, of 1426 Yucca
St., Medford, Patricia Bills, 26,
Bradley Bills, 4, and Betsy
1 Bills, 2, and Willie Henry Tap
lin, 40, of Seattle, Mamie Tap-
i lin, 42, Ronald Taplin, 15, and
j Vaughn Taplin, 16.
I All were taken to Siskiyou
County Hospital, where three
members of the Taplin family
remained overnight. The others
were treated and released.
The accident, reported at 6:15
p.m., involved cars driven by
Bills, Taplin, Fach and Ray
mond John Wood, 22, of Happy
Camp.
Dean Vincent, Noted
Portland Realtor, Dies
PORTLAND (UPI) - Funeral
will be held Tuesday for Dean
Vincent, 83, a prominent Port
land realtor who died in a hos
pital here Friday.
Dog Licenses Are On Sale in County
MONDAY. DECEMBER 30, 1963
Dog licenses for 1964 are now
on sale at the office of the Jack
son County clerk in the court
house and at the County Dog
Pound, 5595 S. Pacific Highway.
Fees continue the same this
year with a charge of $2 for
males and $3 for females.
The final date for purchasing
the licenses will be on March
1. Following that date, licenses
include a penalty making the
cost $4 or S5.
Owners of young dogs are re
quired to purchase a license
when the animal has acquired
Increase Due for
Jobless Insurance
SALEM (UPI) Maximum
unemployment insurance bene
fits will be increased $4 to $44
a week, and the minimum will
be raised $5 to $20 a week on
Jan. 1, the State Employment
Department reminded today.
It was estimated the increased
benefits would cost about $500,
000 a year.
On Dec. 20 the unemployment
Insurance trust fund had a bal
ance of $72.1 million, compared
to $56.1 million at the same
time last year.
Texas-Navy Tickets
Going at Various Prices
DALLAS (UPI) - Tickets to
the Texas-N'avy football clash
New Year's Day in the Cotton
Bowl are going for high and
various prices. A classified ad
Sunday had the newest ap
proach. "Have four Cotton Bowl tick
ets," it said, "want employ
ment, prefer oil exploration. . ."
OPEN NEW YEAR'S DAY
For your dining pleasure!
Special Dinners Serving starts 1 P.M.
Bring the family - drive out!
ROGUE RIVER
LODGE
Just 23 Minutes from Medford
on Crater Lake Hwy. 62
Celebrate New Year's
Eve with us . . .
Dine Dance - Music
Party Favors-Fun For A!l!
its permanent teeth or at about
live or six months of age. Any
delay will cause the $2 penalty
to be included.
Licenses will be on sale at
other locations throughout Jack
son County to be announced by
County Dog Control Officer
Chris Hagler. A newspaper ap
plication form will also be pro
vided this year, appearing in
the Medford Mail Tribune dur
ing February.
Hood River Apple
Grower Succumbs ,
HOOD RIVER (UPI) -Funeral
has been held for Vic Thorn
sen, a prominent Hood River
County apple grower and for
mer GOP county chairman.
Thomsen, 63, died at a hos
pital here.
WEATHER
FIIRtXASTS
Medford mid vieinity: Vallr-v fog
and smoke toniKht and Tuesday,
lifting lor a short lime Tuesday
afternoon' Low tonight 32. High
Tuesday 45.
Western Oregon: Partly cloudy
tonight with foR in soulh interior
valleys. Cloudy Tuesday. Occasion
al rain along coast and in north
interior. Low tonight 33-43. High
Tuesday 43-50.
Northern California: Variable
high cloudiness tonight and Tues
day and in the Central Valley fog
and low overcast. Little tempera
ture change.
LOC AL DATA
TEMPERATURE: Mean yester
day 41; above normal 4.
Record high this date 61 in IfWfi.
Record low tin dale f) in 1H1H.
. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to
midnight, none. Midnight to 10
a.m., none.
Total this month 1.05 Inch, 2 13
inch below nurtnal.
Total since Sept. 1. 7.95 inches,
.35 inch helow normal.
HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday
SSo, highest this a.m. 10(k;.
Iltfili 4:00 St
em Vester- a.m. Mr.
day Low I'rec
ni iniMinKfi Ill
Crater Lake 41
Grants Puss 52
Howard Prdirie .. 4 1
Klamath Falls .... 3fl
MEDFORD 4fi
Portland . 48
30
40
31
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Eagle Point Man
Still Hospitalized
GRANTS PASS-Charles Ken
neth Oswald, 27, of Riley Road,
Eagle Point, is still confined to
Josephine General Hospital for
treatment of injuries he suffered
in an auto accident nine days
ago.
Oswald's condition this morn
ing was listed as fair. He spent
a fairly good night, a hospital
spokesman said.
Oswald was injured in a Dec.
21 accident on U. S. 199 north of
Kerby which took the life of
another Eagle Point man, James
Lew Harrington, 35. Oswald wss
a passenger in Harrington's car.
State police and sheriff's dep
uties reported at the time that
Oswald suffered broken arm
and shoulder.
Seattle 44
Spokane 34 27
Yakima 37 34 .01
Eureka ti3 52
Red Bluff ri4 43
Sacramento 47 43
San Francisco .... 58 48
Los Angeles 83 H2
I Phoenix 74
i Denver 34
Chicago an
Miami Beach 78
1 New York 33
Washington. D. C. 37
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FIVE-MAY FORECAST!
(Through Jan. 4):
Western OrcgmMVestern Wash
ington Above normal tempera
tures and moderate precipitation
... ..us... .-in in t.d.v wiim nu ik nt
rain occurring after Wednot-day.
Highs mostly 42-50 in western
Washington and 45-55 in western
Oregon. Lows 35-45.
Northern California No preci
pitation, exeept rain at times in
extreme north. Temperatures near
normal, except below normal in
Sacramento valley and vicinity
because of fog.
2 BIG
NEW YEAR
PARTIES
DEC. 31, 1963
Matinee 1:30-4:00
Evening Sessions
7:30-10:00-9:30-12:30
GAMES PRIZES
BALLOONS HATS
NOISE MAKERS
Regular Admission
ROLLARENA
3404 So. Pac. Hwy. 99
TEEN AGE DANCE
MEDFORD
AMERICAN LEGION HALL
NEW YEAR'S EVE, DEC. 31st
' Music by the ' Denciiij 9 to 1
rueriCDC Sponsored by
VntViCIJ Medford American Legion
NEW YEAR'S EVE
DANCE r
FRUITDALE GRANGE
GRANTS PASS
Music by VIC FLOOD and
THE RHYTHM MASTERS
Featuring Wayne Shield on the Piano
Refreshments Fun for All Everyone Welcome
FEATURING A FULL MENU!
No Increase In Price!
Breakfast Served From 2 a.m. 'Til ?
Join the Fun! Open New Year's Day 4 P.M.
She New Year's Eve Party
Tally. dance
J y 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.
muni u t ,.
Hatfields, Flemming
Attend Sun Bowl Game
PORTLAND (UPI) - Gov.
and Mrs. Hatfield and Universi
ty of Oregon President Arthur
S. Flemming fly to El Paso,
Tc.., today for the Sun Bowl
football game.
Oregon meets Southern Meth
odist in the game Tuesday afternoon.
law Student on
Fall Honor Roll
Carroll Tichenor, son of Ore
gon State Police Capt. and Mrs.
Earle W. Tichenor, 1317 Reddy
St., is one of 22 students In the
University of Oregon School of
Law, Eugene, who is on the fall
term honor roll.
Tichenor, a third-year class
member, was third in scholastic
standing in his class.
A 9
Locals
Receives Sentence Gene Nor
ton, 33, of Alsea, Ore., recently
was sentenced to one year in
the Oregon State Penitentiary i
after his probation was revoked. I
The original charge was non- j
support, the district attorney's 1
office reported .
.
Thursday Meeting North
western Mining Council will
meet al the Jacksonville Com
munity Hall, Thursday, Jan. 2,
at 8 p.m. Refreshments will be
served.
BuilriinR Permits The Med
ford building department is
sued permits to D. L. Pickell to
erect a $1,300 hangar at the
Municipal airport, and to Har
old Ellis to erect the $158,000
Ellis Manor, and apartment
house at 820 Crater Lake Ave.
NEW YEAR'S BENEFIT DANCE
TUESDAY, DEC. 31 si
9 Till 1
AMERICAN LEGION HALL
Central Point
Gold Hill IOOF No. 129 Building Fund
HATS -HORNS -SERPENTINE AND GOOD EATS)
Music by the Melodious 4 S
Public Welcome
Births
TOWNLEY - To Mr. and
Mrs. Gary, Route 1, Montague,
Calif., Dec. 21, 1963, a girl, 9
pounds, at Siskiyou County Hos
pital, Yreka.
ATTENTION EAGLES
NEW YEAR'S EVE
DANCE TUE. NIGHT
FREE
NOISE MAKERS
AND HATS
Eagles and Their Guests
Music By
3 SHARPS & A FLAT
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Continuous Daily from 2 P.M.
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with your store?.
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RAY JOHN AGNES
Walston McGiver Moorehead
All Night Buffer
and
BREAKFAST
New Year's Day
RESERVATIONS ONLY!
Live Music Good Food
Your Favorite Beverages
ENJOY A GALA EVENING
DARDANELLE
Interstate 5 at Gold Hill - 855-1230
15 Minutes From Medford
Continuous Daily
from 1:00 P.M.
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Adults $1.00 Stud.ntl 75c
Childwn 50c
ALSO FEATURETTE
"MAGIC TIDE"
The Melody D Airs
The Most Danceablo Music in The Valley
FAVORS FOR ALL
Dining 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. New Year's Eve
Talent, Oreo. Phone 535-9710
Medford's Finest
Restaurant & Lounge
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1206 N. Riverside - Phone 773-5474
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Ban and D'-utm with outstanding Solo, Harmony and Unison
Arrangements. Requests invited.
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