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Newspaper Page Text1 22 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 27-BUSINESS DIRECTORY iS.-?ALE 9R lease Franchisee! Tools Sharpened local manufacturing comoanv. Prod- P uct in excellent demand. High vol- SAWS, lawnmowers, knives, shears, .lime capacity with minimum labor tools sharpened. 1025 So. Riverside and investment. Excellent oppor- near Central. tunity for high earnines. For de- FROST SAW SHOP tails writ? Tribune B"x "304 23 MACHINERY and TRACTORS dick s rural disposal service FOR SALE OR TRADE Complete Septic tanks pumped and repaired. logging equipment and small saw- Tanks installed to State soecifica- miU. Write or call Box 23 or Box tions any size from 500 gallons up. 48. Butte Falls Hwy Eagle Point Square concrete Domestic or Com- Oregon. ' mercial tanks. Drain fields laid. W c Aiii r-i,,ir., . . t-t: rr- Free estimates and inspection. All r5o.t r aclr- ? "de work guaranteed. Phone M. R. 2 14- Sr-.6 Bermce dlsf- (Dick) Gust. 3-1457. Medford. 2 14 International plow on rub- acpi-o'c her. 3 sections Massey-Harris spike t-ASFi'Rs tooth harrow. All in excellent con- SeDtIc hiuJZleAfineaDei dition. Ph. 3-2453 TAJvKS INSTALLED Vor catc ns t-ttt? - . , . Drain work. Free inspection. FOR SALE OR TRADE HD-7. blade Low set prices No mileage charge f?.d T,1ch' Phone VAUey 6-3934 24 hour service. Local War U vet - after 530 Dial 3-1511 or 2-6818 1951 GMC Diesel log truck with Paige MITCHELL SEPTIC TANK AND il? elL Tlres ROod- ru very clean. CESSPOOL SERVICE. Tanks clean- Pn. Shady Cove 2271. ed and repaired, drain and sewer GIBSON tractor. 2 plows, springtooth laid. New tanks installed. All work harrow and carryall. New power guaranteed. Phone 3-1116. grip rear tires. Priced low. Ph. SANITATION SERVICE 3-3322. No. Sat, calls. Darrell Fariss O. E. Conklin XL MOULDER complete with belts. ROUND CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS knives & motor. $375. Ph. Ashland 500-gal S68 750-xal. S98 2-8756. Commercial Tanks rail sizes) CLETRAC Model K-20 parts for sale. DMt? iPstoto &EFHA CodJS Claude Perry. Jacksonville. 101 E. Meet TANKS PUMPED JL TRENCHING EXCAVATION 600 GAL. Robbins spray rig. 40 gal. Free Estimates Guaranteed Work a minute pump. Red Seal Con- PHO?re 3-?3l 2B7S ,nn Pirn f?d tinental engine with Hurst Blower. M 4 wheels, excellent condition. Ph. TV & Repair 2-7892. Xm ipraS,PUtm;DS- v" FasteSm. afad (not KPviJL?3 h man)-BE SUBE- Wenatchee. Washington. CLARK transmission. 5-soeed direct. Electric Motors Ph 2-9193 TTTFAi 1 i .,,, r.aM. GAGE ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE ei?liAKISXle 108 UUCk- reasonable- Delco and Smithway Motors r- -"4. Motor Rewinding and Repairing FRONT end loader for Fcrd Fergu- 112 N Frnnt Phone 2-2628 on tractor Ph 2-9554. Building 24 FOR EXCHANGE concrete construction VERY sharp 1 owner late model Driveways. Patios, Sidewalks. Tree Plymouth Cranbrook. Would like estimates for all types of cement to trade for your equitv in prop- work. erty or trailer house. Ph. 2-5332. Off. Ph. 2-2971 Res. 2-7943 After 6 Ph. 2-8837. Ed Lowery John Jore TRADE 2 RENTALS. Ashland. Take . .or caU Gold Hi" COLLECT 5-9204 large modern trailer house. Nate Building. Remodeling. Repairing .Ton-s Bif BTid. Calif of any kind Commercial, residential. Industrial oc MlfFl I ANFflll Estimates without obligation IVW3V.CltMrMC.WUa Ph. Ashland 2-4236 MEDFORD HOUSEWRECKING CO. An kinds of Masonry Phone 2-4113 Work fully guaranteed Be safe, hired licensed, bonded G. Hill 5-9349 Eves. 2-9109 and insured contractors L. L. WHITESIDE. CONTRACTOR S 285 SALARY LOANS M 3G2 Residential and light Commercial. AMERICAN FINANCE Free estimates. Phone 2-7806 CORPORATION Ph w Min Tractor Work OAPFPC.ONIAL ROTOVATING gardens, yards, etc. All o-rcwwiwi work guarantecd VAL ALBERT. LET BEAUTY CULTURE BE YOUR Phone 3-5625. CAREER. Enroll now for April class ROTOVATING at Medford Beauty School under Gardens Geri and Raymond. Ph. 2-6536. Minshall J'ville 9-8125 ANY ONE having a drinking problem TILLING is welcome at Alcoholics Anoriy- Garden, lawn tilling. Large machine, rioV3" ,ee,VnBS J,J?VW-, - experienced operator. Ph. 2-4357. 123'2 W. Main. Ph. 2-G6a7. ; ; r. l. . . . r"n iTr ZT 7T. PLOW. Harrow. Disk. Level. Mow. FALSE TEETH REPAIRED while you Gardens or wnat have you. Ira Bol- wait. Office hours 9 to 5. New fuJ linger. 307 Pierce Rd.. Ph 2-5830. upper and lower dentures 24 hr. : . -T.'. service. Ill E. California. Jackson- ROTOVATING ville. Ph. 30-9-8071. . riaidSnA.T,YaKls- .f.,, LET MEADOWS DO IT T f". Cabinets. Alterations. Frames Genl. TRENCHiNG. excavation, loading & Mill work. 2280 Orchard Home back filling LeRoy Calkins. 532 Dr. Ph. 3-1175. Palm Ph 2-5581 spencer con.etiere. cmi 2-8576- Income Tax Returns 27 BUSINESS DIRECTORY PROMPT, accurate Bookkeeping & In- . . come Tax Service. No parking prob- Well Drilling lem. Tom Banks. Phoenix. Ph. 2-7656 DEISTER S WELL DRILLING CO. For INCOME TAX & BOOKKEEPING your water well problems. Reliable SERVICE. Sun. & eves, by appoint- & experienced. Up to the minute ment. 105 W. Main. Phone 2-9195. equipment. 139 Vancouver. Ph. 2-9308. SHULTS BROS, well drilling & pump MARY B. MAASS service. We strive to please every 304 S. Ivy. Please make customer. Ph. 3-4141. Eves. 2-5669. appointments Phone 2-9281 GOFF BROTHERS WeU Drillers; ex- INCOME tax returns made out. Day perienced and reliable. S&H Green "eve. appmntments Ph 3-1784. Stamps on wells & Jacuzzi Pumps. VICTOR C. SETHER. Brophy Bldg. Office Siskiyou Hdwe.. 225 W. CLEO CANOOSE. 55 Ross Court. For Main. Medford. Phone 2-2939 Eve- day or eve. appointments Ph 2-2913. nmgs 3-3744 or 2-7026. 14th yr. in same location. ROGUE VALLEY DRILLING CO FED. & STATE Income Tax assist- Immediate service on wells tc ance. S. C. Jones & Sons Billings pumps. Work guaranteed. Terms to Agency. Cor. 6th & Holly. Medford suit. Hay accepted. Ph 2-7372. 885 42 E Main St.. Ashland Shafer Lane, oft Kings Hwy. crater well DRILLING; No well Pests and Termite Control too deep. Immediate service All p.vtPBAvwrrn rnM-roni work guaranteed FHA terms ar- RAYS?RAY;WEED CONTROL " " phnr,. 9 -xiqa mi w 10th Licensed Material & Equipment ranged Phone 2-2098 nil w lutn M, r, Hubbell. 201 Garfield 2-9279 Granite & Top Soil paramount pest control . Safeguard against termite, fungus, TOP SOIL $2 yd. Creek run S1.50 yd. beetles, structural repairs. Ph. 2-9701 Crushed rock S25 yd Small reject LOYD Termite Control. Protector S2 yd. A. L. Nasn. fnone jjU; nome rom termites Free inspection. TOP SOIL, fill dirt, granite and Ph Ash 2-7557 Foundation Work. creek run gravel. Tractor and cat dozer and loader for hire Austin L. Fuel and Sawdust King Trucking. 2-2o8. 2-4167. TOP SOIL TRY-R-WOOD SALES Rich Bear Creek loam, granite. Red Fir Slabs and Sawdust creek run gravel. Prompt delivery. Dial Medford 3-3336. Ashland 8931 Ph 3-2916. ALL hand sorted wood; Select Slabs. BEAR CREEK loam, crushed rock and Rough Blox . 2x4 Edgings 2' Fire- h i Hirt Vrocir run pravel place wood. Bark, graded & screen- fTMwS'llMSSnS d sawdust-coarse or fine. Clean or eves. Earl Bostwick. BiS'lOADS-LOW PRICES BEAR CREEK sandy loam, creek run McGINTY FUEL CO. Ph. 2-8277 gravel, pit run and crushed granite. --...- -tt g iim Nunes Phone 3-4638 CAMINOL HEATING OILS jim fines, r none j mon. SPARK BURNER OIL .SVs. i. j , . . Del. anywhere, any time LULL'S GRANITE crushed loaded phone 2-5296 Nights 2-8174 and delivered. Ph. 493 Central Point. Samson Ftipl Oil Service CRUSHED ROCK. SAND & GRAVEL : C LI?I4,GER,&,SGt,Q? TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Phone 2-336 or 2-J897 COOKED Food. Plant and Rummage Beads ReStrung Sale. Circle of Presbyterian Church. - - . Former Burelson's Store. Central PLS & BEADS RESTRUNG Point. April 1. 2 from 9 to 4. S A NTOS AGATE SHOP 4l'l E Main EASTER FLOWERS! Potted hyacinths and parrot tulips, all colors. 50c up. c o Ki ri nnrlr Also mixed bouquets of spring -amnet flowers. Large selection of home BROKEN furniture repaired like new. grown perennials . . delphinium. Kitchen remodeling. Corner and Oriental popoies. yarrow, cannas gun cabinets made to order. For and border plants, large primroses, estimates call 2-6363. etc. See at flower stand. 420 S. CITY CABINET SHOP Central, or dial 2-6337. FRANK YASHIN STRAWBERRY PLANTS 924 So. Central Phone 2-9310 Rock Hill ' Red Rich Services & Repairs surge dairy supply .T TH.T r.....T 217 W. 6th Ph- 2-2622 Re-welvfng. re-knHting. zipper & FOR S.ALE-1950 Mustang motorcycle. upholsterv repair. Florence Pahlka. See at 502 S. Rnerside. Fh. 2-2038 843 W. Jackson WANTED Painting, inside or out. Ex- ATTENTION LOGGERS perienced. References. Phone 2-7901. Save S24 on brake drums. Cracked AS A STRETCHER for scarce hay drums banded, i-8. Ashland 2-0491. and poor pasture use molassized SIS-Q-JANITOR SERVICE SCreSnilgS, S5?ttP? tn- Home cleaning Window washing MORTON MILLING CO. Commercial Maintenance SAVE AT NORTON'S Floor care our specialty. Ph. 2-9021 10.000 ft. 1x12 rough redwood for KIRBY COMPANY boards and batting. Molding 2c Service and Repairs lineal ft. 1x8" and 10" V-rustic 1028 Murray Ave Phone 2-8821 knotty pine. S125 per M. Very good " sheathing S35 per M. Free delivery. Painting ph- 3-2888. SPRAY paintmg roofs., houses, general nSSSSU"Sotr hy painting. Free estimates Sullivan or -straw. We can grind and mol- Bros 219 S Tw Phme 2-9831 asize roughage andake it edible. ., : MORTON MILLING CO. Oil Burner Service COMPLETE LIQUIDATION Expert Burner Service $20,000 Inventory all new merchan- Phone 2-5296 or 2-8174 dise. Closeing out the Pryd-n-Joy Samson Furl Oil gpryice baby and maternity shop in Grants Pass. 728 S.W. 6th. Sale now going Transportation on. Drastic reductions. ATHEL. HUPP DUDLEY-TRUCK BIPR JZ1 TRANSPORTATION 2ND HAND STORE P. O. Box 242 Medford Oregon F-SP,Fu.7,?ture and,vADDUan-eJ ICC-MC 71652 Rapid transportation 2o02 W. Main Phone 2-93o5 between Southern Oregon and WE FIX "EM while you sleep. Points and Places in Calif on all Hawkins Nite Garage building materials, heavy machinery 616 S. Central Ph. 3-1534 and livestock Phone Medford Ore BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS for "'-i17 sale. 20c each. Mail Tribune Office. 7. 27 N. Fir. flumping COMMERCIAL Spraying. No job too BROWNIES large or too small. Ph. 2-5376 With- PLUMBTNG & HEATING. INC. row. PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE 519 Crater Lake Ave. Ph. 2-4801 LEGAL NOTICES ' BROOKS ELECTRIC PLUMBING DEPT NOTICE TO CREDITORS For fast, courteous and efficient 934; service on all your plumbing prob- CIRCuiT COURT OF THE lem3- . ca" -a3- STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK- WM. SWARTZ YOUR PLUMBER SON COUNTY PROBATE DEPART- since 1920 1213 N Riverside MENT AH work guaranteed Repair and New IN' THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Phone ?-5372 of ROBERT ANDERSON, a Missing Person, now presumed dead. Floor Sanding The undersigned, having teen ap- r. c r-;i-u;- pointed Administrator of the above Floor Sanding & Finishing entitled estate by the Circuit Court of Geo Dennrv Phnn? 2-6863 the County-of Jackson State of Ore- gon. and having qualified, notice is Troo Sorvira hereby given to all persons having claims against said estate to present CHAMBERLAIN TREE SERVICE them at the office of the undersigned. Trimming, topping, removing, etc. 230 West Main Street, Medford. Ore- fre. estimates. Ph. 3-3035. Son. properly verified and with proper " " " m voucher within six months from the Generators Starters da;? of first "iS" 2l lnif notice, which is the 30th day of Generator-Starter repairs & exchange. March. 1955. Armature winding. Cliff's Auto O. H. BENGTSOX Electric 1311 N. Riverside. 2-5068. Adiriinistrator LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE No. 9473 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY PROBATE DEPART MENT In the Matter of the Estate of WILLIAM P. McGROTTY. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will, from and after the 28th day of April. 1955. sell all of the right, title and interest of the above entitled estate, in and to the Westerly one-half of the following described premises, siutated in Jackson County, Oregon: Beginning at a point on the center line of Ross Lane at a point on the line between the North half and the South half of D. L. C. No. 69. Town ship 37 South. Range 2 West of the Willamette Meridian and East 1105 feet from the Northwest corner of the South half of said D. L. C. No. 69; thence from this the true point of be- f inning along said center line West 58 feet; thence South parallel with the West line of said claim No. 69 337.6 feet: thence East at an angle of 90 degrles 258 feet; thence North parallel with West line of said claim 69. 337.6 feet to place of beginning containing 2 acres, more or less, and designated as Lots 2 and 4 Anderson Tracts. Said property will be sold at pri vate sale for cash at the office of De Forest & Hansen. 228 Franklin Build ing. Medford, Oregon, subject to con firmation of the above-entitled Court. Dated and first published March 30, 1955. Helen A. Dawson, Administratrix. DeForest & Hansen 228 Franklin Bldg. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT No. 8022 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed his final account in the Estate of Frank W. Frame. Deceased, and that the 18th day of April. 1955. at 10:00 o'clock A.M. in the Circuit Court. Medford. Jackson County, Oregon has been set for the time and place for hearing objections to said final account and settlement thereof. Dated and first published this 16th day of March. 1955. ALLEN COLLINGWOOD Administrator NOTICE No. 9337 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JEAN D. PERL,. Deceased Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Executor has filed his Final Account and Report herein, and the above entitled Court has set the 20th day of April. 1955. in the Circuit Courtroom in Jackson uounty, Oregon, at the hour of 10 A.M. as the time and place for the hearing of any and all objections to said Account, and all those having any objections thereto are to appear at said time and place and make known the same. DATED this 12th day of March, 1955. JOHN A. PERL. Executor NOTICE TO CREDITORS NO. 9538 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of MADELYN SMITH, also known as MADELYN KAY. also known as MADELYN GRAVES. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above court has appointed the undersigned as administrator of the above estate. All persons having claims against said ertate are hereby required to present the same with proper vouchers within six months from this date at the office of Neff, Frohnmayer & Lowry, Cooley Theatre Building, Medford. Oregon. Dated and first published this 16th dav of February. 1955. CHESTER M. SMITH. Administrator No. 55-100-E SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY KATIE MAE HOLT. Plaintiff, vs. CHARLES T. HOLT. Defendant. To CHARLES T. HOLT, the above named defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby required to appear in the above entitled court and cause and answer the complaint on file therein against you within four (4) weeks from the date of tne first publication of this summons, and if you fail to so appear and answer, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief oraved tor in ner com plaint, to-wit: A decree of this court forever dissolving tne contract 01 marriage heretofore and now existing between plaintiff and defendant; a decree awarding the plaintiff the care, custody and control of Charles Thomas Holt and Jerry Lee Holt, the minor children of plaintiff and de fendant, and reserving to the plaintiff the right to petition the court for sup port of said children, snouia sucn sup port become necessary in the future. The date of the order for publica tion of this summons is March 21st, 1955: the time prescribed for publi cation of this summons is once each week for four (4) successive weeks; the date of the first publication of this summons is March 23rd. 1955. . JONES AND MAIN Attorneys for Plaintiff 207 Fluhrer Building P. O. Box 567 Medford. Oregon Keith Schulz Buys Bill Young Garage Young's garage at 116 North Front st., has been purchased by R. Keith Schulz, who will open the business April 1. Fea tured will be self-service in con nection with complete automo tive repairing, brake service, motor tuneup, carbueration, elec trical and lubrication service, Schulz explained. He is a Medford High school graduate and served overseas during World War II with the 1st Marine air wing. On return ing to civilian life he was shop foreman for the Evergreen Bus lines for seven years and later operated Keith's Texaco service at Jackson st. and Riverside ave He points out that the self service automotive repairing is a new type of . service here. William Young, who formerly operated the garage, recently retired from business. Prudential Insurance Firm Tells Promotion Arvid E. Althins, 255 Stewart ave., has been promoted to staff manager for the Prudential In surance Company of America in this area, it was announced yes terday by Manager Harold D. Hamm. During World War II Althins served with the U.S. Navy Re serve in the European and Medi terranean theaters. He joined the Prudential in 1950 as dis trict agent in the company's Whittier, Calif., district agency. Mr. and Mrs. Althins have three children, Catherine, 12; Sandra, 10; and Arvid, 2. With 600,000 motor cars, 350, 000 motorcycles, and 250,000 motor-bicycles, Sweden claims to be the most motorized coun try in all of the area of con tinental Europe. Theyll Do It Every UA 'WtWE A,W Dofii-c rlCKin rears By SID HOLLINGSWORTH The problem of caring for the aged world war veterans, whose ranks are increasing with the years, has awakened the Veter ans Administration to a full scale study. A report on this study has come to the desk of Manager Ricker, showing "nearly 10 per cent of the VA's average daily hospital patient load consists of patients 65 or over, and in VA's domiciliaries, or homes the pro portion is much higher nearly 31 per cent. Certain VA hospitals have been designated as centers for treatment of patients suffering from chronic disabilities, it was announced. Special intermed iate beds, likewise, are being utilized in a new program of medical service "between that required by the more acutely ill, and that provided by a domic iliary home." Ray Williams doesn't pretend to be a "tough guy" but he knows a few who were really tough. In fact, he worked on a job and knew intimately the "Toughest Guy in the Air Force," General William "Jerry" Lee, of Texas. He happened to be re minded of his acquaintanceship in reading about General Lee in the Saturday Evening Post. I worked with Jerry Lee when he was a lineman for the Texas Power and Light company back m 1928. He was tough then and could deliver a terrif- fic wallop if the occasion called for it. "I've seen him bowl over a couple of guys who were mak ing things difficult for him," Ray declared. The Veterans Administration Employees association, formed about a year ago, is experienc ing growing pains. It has ex tended its interests from purely social activities to a program of station benefits and improve ments; the medical-dental erouD has joined as a unit; a small newspaper has been started and a $5 prize offered for the best name. Arrangements have also been made to exhibit at the Hob by Fair, April 17, without com peting for prizes. Young ladies from Beta Sig ma Phi sorority sponsored the musical provided by new juv enile talent, brought to Camp White by the American Red Cross last Wednesday evening. Ashland and Medford chapters of the sorority were represent ed. The new chair finishing pro ject in arts and crafts has made the enviable record of renovat ing more than 300 of the plain type chairs during the two months it has been operating on a regular schedule. The broken chairs are repaired with parts from other broken items, sanded and varnished to look like new. Included in the men current ly working on this undertaking are R. B. McGarry, H. Thorbrog- ger, V. Sonnek, G. J. Sloan, L. B. Smith, M. P. Jackson, J. N. Wilson, John Tribe, M. C. Lucas, C. M. Duncan, M. Thompson, William Cooper, William Schoen ebeck, William Barth and An drew Kaucher. 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Ar-Pan-Ex is scientifically "frlm-Coated" sa that ALL Western Thrift Store - 30 N. Central Time WlrJNlMS Sutouess WHOSE HAtAE WAS FIRST OUT OF THE R4T ; for JURyixrryjN f THE LON(5EST4ND DULLEST TRIAL SINCE THE FIDDLERS' UNION , SUED NERO - News and No,es From Camp White Sgt. Elmer Schermerhorn has left Camp White, headed north with his recent bride, Ann Kim ball, a local nurse, to accept a position as attendant at the State Hospital, Orofino, Ida. His His wife also will be employed in the dining room there. David Von Needa, Camp White's oldest veteran, now able to walk around with the aid of a cane, has gone home to Cottage Grove for a visit. He has plans for flying to Philadelphia in September, to attend the 28th Volunteers' Spanish War Veter ans' reunion. The reason for the military ap pearance of so many shoes worn by the domiciliary population is the expert attention and ser vice performed by Jimmy Ful ler, the new shoe shine boy. Within a few weeks, he has built up a clientele, and has installed a radio and chairs for their con venience while waiting their turn. David Frisch, who has been running a one man crusade for full use of pension money by dom members, has been reward ed with a letter from Rep. Edith Nourse Rogers, of the Veterans committee of the House, accom panied by a bill, introduced by Rep. McDonough, California, which would discontinue the VA practice of withholding. The World War Veterans, also, have posted their bill, allowing $100 pensions for veterans 60 years of age. OSC Student Arrives For Extension Work Jean Shipman, senior student in home economics at Oregon State college, arrived here this week to work in the Jackson county agent's office. She will be in Medford until April 23. Miss Shipman will observe and participate in local exten sion work, particularly with adults, but also in the 4-H club and agricultural divisions. Dead line for Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday. 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Ask for genuine Ar-Pan-Ex today at any drug store for the kind of relief no ether product can claim to equol If your druggist ft out of it, be will be glad to order it tor vee. Wednesday, March 30, 1955 By Jimmy Hadof H4RCOMPH I REFER A&ANTOTUZ CASE OF CORNBORE VERSUS FUTWHEEL R4ILR04D-nST47E OF . INERTl4"i4PRlL30,l868- VVHERE1NUH 0ORNBORE W4S GIVEN a judgment of ONE DOLL4R" Failure of GOPs Cited by Hatfield P o rt 1 a n d tU R) State Sen. Mark Hatfield Tuesday charged that Oregon Republicans had "failed to even register a ma jority of our own children" and offered a program to revitalize the party. Hatfield, a Salem Republican, spoke at the Oregon convention of the Republican Women's Fed eration here. "Failure to undergo "a dyna mic party revitalization" within the next nine months, Hatfield charged, would make the party subject to an awakening next election day" with a Democratic board of control, loss of three congressional seats and a Demo crat House of Representatives." Hatfield's suggestions includ ed a recruitment drive aimed at "youth, women and Jefferson Jackson Democrats," an "across-the-board" communications ex change within the party, and lodging . control of the party's internal organization in a single individual or a special commit tee. Hatfield also urged that cam paigns be waged on "facts and records, rather than on person alities and animosities." Leafs Seeking Second 'Miracle' Victory By UNITED PRESS The underdog Toronto Maple Leafs were hoping for a "repeat miracle" and the Boston Bruins were anxious to "get even" to night when action resumes in the semi-final round of the Stanley Cup playoffs in the National Hockey League. The Leafs, trailing 3-0 and only one defeat away from elimina tion, play host to the champion Detroit Red Wings while the Bruins, behind 2-1, entertain the Montreal Canadiens. America's top executives spend 15 to 20 hours a week reading reports of their various fields, including correspondence and trade journals. LEE DYSINGER PUMPS PACIFIC PUMP SALES Service for Any Pump Anytime Anywhere! Central Point 1091 t 4 10 4-H Members Will Leave Friday For Livestock Show Ten Jackson county 4-H club members will leave here Friday at 4:30 a.m. for the Grand National Junior Livestock ex position, at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. They will dis play 12 market animals at the show. Bib Fisher, Antelope club member, will take the animals to San Francisco in his truck. Accompanying the Jackson county delegation will be Mr. and Mrs. John Bohnert, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ragsdale and Dale Bigham, local 4-H leaders, and Glenn Klein, 4-H club agent for Jackson county. Klein will be the Oregon Ex tension service agent represen tative at the Grand National Junior Livestock exposition. To Show Animals Ciub members who will ex hibit animals at the show will include Fisher, Ken Bitterling, Lucy Gardener, Bobby Hayes, Linda Malloroy, Tessie Rags dale, and Dave Woolfolk, all of Antelope; Dale Smith, Central Point, and Charles and Truman Elmore, Applegate. Their animals will be judged Monday, April 4, and the exposi tion livestock auction will be Wednesday, April 6. The group will return to the Rogue valley on Thursday, April 7. Miss Doreen Bohnert, Central Point, who is a freshman at Oregon State college, will ac company the group to observe junior leadership activities for the State 4-H club staff. A special tape recording of the exposition rodeo will be play ed Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. by ra dio station KMED. Purchase Announced Of Tabu Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lappin have purchased the controlling interest in the Colony Restau rants, Inc., popularly known as the Tabu Dinner nouse, on South Riverside ave., Lappin an nounced today. 1 They made the purchase irom Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Von Ting who have operated the business for the past several years. J.ne Lappins took possession March 28 and after renovating the din ner house and lounge they plan to open April 1. August Bruy neel has been engaged as chef. Lunches, dinners and late sup pers will be served. Von Ting plans to enter the logging business as a timber cruiser. Lappin has been associated with the Rogue Valley Country club and the Medford hoteL Dead line Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday: 10 a.m. Monday for Monday: other days 5:30 previous day. "SE READY-MIX CONCRETE Phone 2-5336 or 2-5897 M. C. LININGER & SONS aO o oS AX - MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE PTA Talent Show Set Af Rogue River April 1 Rogue River The Rogue River Parent-Teachers associa tion's annual talent show will be held Friday, April 1, starting at 8 p.m., in the high school gymnasium. Theme of this year's show will be "Spring Capers." The pro gram will include music and dancing by school students and other residents of the commu nity. Director for the show is Mrs. A. L. Thorell. how much MONEY ao you neeu v-gJ Spring Expenses, Too! PACIFIC INDUSTRIAL eon Frank Wilkinson, Manager PHONE 3-3989 16 S. Central Medford MOVING? Save by Renting a BEE HIVE U - DRIVE Vans Stakes and Pickup Trucks Also Avis RENT-A-CAR SIGNAL TUNE-UP & REPAIR 6th & Grape Phone 3-3261 CUSTOM KILLING at your place and delivery to your locker Phone 2-6219 MEDFORD ICE & STORAGE CO. HOGS Farm Killed and Completely Processed. POLAR-COLD CO. MEDFORD . . . PHOENIX Phone 2-5990 o 3