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In County Schools
GOLD HILL SCHOOLS
There will be an open house
at the new Patrick primary
school from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday,
Oct. 21.
A newcomer to the first grade
is John Plummer, from Puente,
Calif. Boys and girls in the
upper and intermediate grades
at Hanby have been flaying vol
leyball during the noon hours
under the supervision and in
struction of their room teachers.
Several teachers at the Hanby
and Patrick schools are taking
night classes at Southern Oregon
college. Among those attending
are Mildred Black, Bill Brew
ster, Roland Griffith and Gilbert
Mack, all taking a graduate
course in principles of school
curriculum. From the Patrick
school the college students are
Mary Klocker and Gertrude Ja
cobson, who are taking classes
in arts and crafts.
Both schools will have open
house during national education
al week. The exact date will be
announced later.
Student body officers recent
ly elected are Jack Jones, presi
dent; Don Fisher, vice president;
secretary, Connie Morris; treas
urer, Kerry Koopman; yell lead
ers, Connie Morris (queen) and
Mary Huber, Terry Turner and
Leslie Meister.
Miss Mary Vandenberg, of the
county psychiatric service, was
the leader of a panel discussion
on family living Thursday at the
October PTA meeting. A film
on that subject was also shown.
Seventh grade mothers served
cake and coffee and Mrs. Nor
man Gail was the program chair
man for the evening. Richard
Herrington, third grader, played
two pieces on his electric guitar.
There will be a PTA coffee
hour at Betty Malloy"s residence
Wednesday, Oct. 17, from 9 a.m.
to 2 p.m. The coffee session is
open to the public.
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL
Recently elected class officers
at St. Mary's are: seniors, David
Espey, president; Ron Pruitt,
vice president; Barbara Lickess,
secretary; John Laden, treasur
er. Juniors, Bob Betschart, presi
dent; Ricky Cooper, vice presi
dent; Carol Robinson, secretary;
Emma Carey, treasurer.
Sophomores, Paul Smith, presi
dent; Gary Mickshe, vice presi
dent; Nancy Beaton, secretary,
and Connie Sokolowski, treasur
er. The Pep club officers are Jo
Whitman, president; Judy Hout,
vice president; Carol Moldovon,
secretary; and Kathy Metz, treasurer.
The club has chosen new uni
forms which will be blue sweat
ers and white skirts for the un
derclassmen, and white sweaters
and white skirts for senior girls.
The annual freshman Welcome
nartv was held Oct. 5 in the
school activity room. After va
rious freshmen stunts put on at
the direction of the sophomores,
refreshments were served.
A formal dance sponsored by
the student council will be held
at the Jackson hotel, Nov. 2, for
parents of students and high
school members.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT Furn. clean 3 rm. & bath.
Adults. 10 Portland Ave. Ph. 3-406ti
GRANITE. Creek run gravel 4 hale.
Prompt delivery. Dump trucks;
H D. 5 front leader for rent. Chas.
Bennett 2-2511.
LADY for housework 2 hrs. each
a fternoon. Ph. 2-4949 after 5.
FORNEY arc welder. Like new. $165.
Ph. VA-6-3605.
SALESMAN WANTED. Under 40. Must
be bondable. Salary & commission
with 2 wks. paid vacation. Singer
Sewing Machine Co.. 318 E. Main.
FOR SALE Short logging truck '46
Ford with 3 speed Brownie. Ph.
2-2536.
Stated Communication
Central Point Lodge No.
135 A. F. Sc A. M. Central
Point Wed.. Oct. 17, 8 p.m
Master Masons welcome
Refreshments
Ferd W. Jones W M.
FOR RENT 2 bdrm. duplex. Newly
decorated. Fireplace & gas furnace.
Garage. Close to schools & trans
portation. Rent $85 mo. See at 1002
W. 4th.
PAINTING 20 yrs. experience. Spec
ial rates for inside work. Call
Gold Hill 5-9191.
S 1 7 COO duplCX n eastside
518 500 3 B R duPIex on westside
C 1 A Cnfl 5 B. R. home on eastside
$5000
2 B-R. home on north Holly.
Must sell this week.
Clayton W. Lewis. Real Estate Broker
7-U Goldv Bldg.. Ph. 2-5247
Veneta Iverson. salesman Ph. 3-3089
Nellie Wall, salesman rn. 2-B3UB
PAINTING, reasonable rates. Will go
anywhere. Call Gold Hill 3-aiai.
SMALL furn. house. 45 mo. 1240 N.
Riverside.
41 MERCURY Club Coupe. R it H. $60.
Ph. 3-5079. 506 Alice.
FOR SALE: Reg. Black Labrador pup.
Female. S50. VA-6-3371. 415 So. B
St.. Eagle Point, ore.
FOUND girls grey coat Frt. night.
Ph. 3-1Q18.
FOR RENT small 2 bdrm. unfura.
cottage. $40. Water, pd. Adults, no
dogs. Inquire at llll'.i No. River
side.
COW'fertillzer well rotted, no rocks
This fertilizer is S yrs. old. Ph
2-2511. "
1000 SQ. ft. fiberglass Insulation S35.
615 w. Park.
FOR RENT. furn. 1 & 2 bdrm. apta.
Inquire Brooks cafe, iagie i-oim.
LOST black Dachshund, named Fritz.
license No. 1961, on w. Main. rn.
2-9772. J
FOR RENT Furn. Apt. for couple.
adults, steam heat. Ph. 2-2306.
RUMMAGE SALE THURSDAY. Oc
tober 18 from 9 to 5 at Fehl build
ing. 108 North Ivy by Chapter
BE. P.E.O.
Heavenly Sea Visible Near
Flying Horse in Southeast
By FAY BENTLEY
How grief -stricken we would
be if a huge bird snatched one
of our children! After the shepherd-prince,
Ganymede, had been
carried away, at Jupiter's com
mand, the father was overcome
with despair. The lad's compan
ions had seen the eagle fly to
Mt. Olympus, but the knowledge
that a god had taken his son
brought no comfort to the strick
en parent.
Jupiter, in an effort to make
amends, presented the king with
a pair of divine horses but even
this was of no avail. Finally, the
king of the gods went so far as
to place Ganymede with his
flowing cup among the "watery"
constellations.
Heavenly Sea
That portion of the sky below
Pegasus the Flying Horse, in
the south and east, is known as
the Heavenly Sea. Here we find
Aquarius, the Water Pourer;
Pisces, the Fishes; Piscis Aus
trinus, the Southern Fish; Cetus,
the Sea Monster; Delphinus, the
Dolphin; Equuleus, the Sea
Horse; and Capricornus, the Sea
Goat.
Because rain always fell in
Babylonia, when the sun was
between the earth and this reg
ion of the sky, the ancient Baby
lonians always associated this
partion of the celestial sphere
with water, and named the con
stellations accordingly.
Most of the animals for which
constellations, or sky pictures,
are designated were familiar to
the people of the Old Testament
who lived in Mesopotamia. This
leads to the belief that these fig
ures originated in that part of
the world. It is believed that
most of the constellations and
their legends were developed
about 2000 years before the birth
of Christ, although it is impos
sible to fix an exact date.
Aquarius, the Water Pourer,
is supposed to be Ganymede, the
shepherd lad who became cup
bearer for the gods on Mt. Olym-
pus. The Water Pourer, himself.
is not plainly shown. However,
the Urn or Jar is pictured as a
'Y' of four sparkling stars.
Locating Water Jar
To locate the Urn or Water
Jar of Aquarius, look to the
southern sky about 9 p.m. The
four stars forming this small
Y lie about half way between
the horizon and the overhead
point (zenith) and almost exact
ly due south, just beneath the
triangular head of Pegasus the
Flying Horse.
On Oct. 16, an imaginary line
extended due south from the
North Star will touch the Urn
of Aquarius before reaching the
southern horizon. Each evening,
after this date, the Urn or Water
Jar will be found a little more
to the west of this imaginary
line, which is called the Merid
ian. A glitter of scattered stars
representing a never ending
stream flows from the Urn and
ends abruptly at the bright, first
magnitude star, Fomalhaut, in
the constellation, Piscis Aus
trinus, the Southern Fish.
Fomalhaut (pronounced foam-al-o),
an important navigational
star, is easy to locate as it shines
without a rival low in the south
ern sky.
Aquarius is one of the 12 con
stellations of the Zodiac. These
star groups form a ring in space
opposite the ecliptic or the path
in which our sun seems to
travel.
The apparent movement of the
sun is due to our planet's annual
journey around the sun. The
earth, sun, and one of the 12
Zodiacal constellations will al
ways be in a straight line; a dif
ferent constellation each month.
When the earth, sun, and Aqua
rius are in a straight line with
the sun in the middle, the sun
is said to be "in" the constella
tion Aquarius.
Mexico City (U.R) Mexico
intensified patrols of its fishing
grounds Saturday to keep the
waters free of alleged "pirate"
boats from Texas.
I a DwisoN or none niMCf
PACIFIC
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Officials Approve
Vaccine for Swiss
Zurich, Switzerland (U.R)
Swiss federal health authorities
have approved the use of Salk
polio vaccine and Swiss children
will get their first shots this win
ter, it was reported Saturday.
Enough Salk vaccine for 27,
000 shots has been shipped to
Zurich from New York, health
officials said.
Use Mail Tribune Want Ads
Moscow (U.R) Japanese
Premier Ichiro Hatoyama called
on Soviet Premier Nikolai Bul
ganin Saturday to make final ar
rangements for opening Japan
ese - Soviet peace negotiations
here Monday.
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MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
LEGAL NOTICES
No. 9768
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON. FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate of
HENRY LEWIS LEACH. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. Charles Boussum,
Administrator with the Will Annexed
of th Estate of Henrv Lewis Leach.
! deceased, has filed his First and Final
Report and Account in ana wun we
i Circuit Court of the State of Oregon.
: for Jackson County, and that Thurs
J day. the 8th day of November. 1956.
at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A.M. of
I said dav. in the Courtroom of said
Court in the Jackson County Court
house in the Citv of Medford. Oregon.
I has been appointed and set as the
! time and place of hearing of objec
I tions to said First and Final Report
' and Account and the settlement there
1 of and of said estate.
DATED and first published this 8th
rfv nf CWnbpr 1956.
CHARLES BOUSSUM
Administrntor with Will Annexed
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned has filed its final account
as Executor of the estate of Christen
O. Williamson, deceased, with the Cir
cuit Court of Jackson County. Oregon,
and that said court has set October 22.
1956. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day in the Court
Room of said Court in the Court House
at Medford. Jackson County. Oregon,
ju th time and Dlace for hearing ob
jections thereto and the settlement
1 thereof.
Dated and first published September
24, 1956.
The United States National
Bank of Portland. Executor.
Harbison and Piazza.
Attorneys for Executor
No. 9843
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY. PROBATE DEPART
MENT. In the Matter of the Estate of
MYRTON J. EMERICK. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned. Carlos Morris, the duly
aDDOtnted. auamiea and acting aamin-
istrator of the above entitled estate,
under and by virtue of an order duly
and regularly made, rendered and en
tered by the Circuit Court of Jackson
county, uregon unaer aate oi aepiem
ber 19. 1956. licensing, empowering
and ordering him so to do. will offer
for sale and will sell at private sale
at the office of his attorney. KODert u
Dames. 3 Goldv Building. Medford,
Oregon, on and after October 24. 1956.
for either cash in hand, or upon credit.
anH subiect to the further order and
I confirmation of said Circuit Court, ail
! of the nrht. title, estate. lien and in
terest that he as administrator of said
estate has in and to the following de
scribed premises, lying and being situ
ated in the County of Jackson, State of
Oregon, to-wit:
An undivided Interest in and to
the f oho wine descriDea property
Beginning at a point 19.85
chains East and 16.5 feet North of
th Southeast corner of D.L.C. NO.
70. Townshin 37 South Range 2
West. W.M, and from said point
runnine thence East 19.8o cnains:
thence North 4 78 chains; thence
West 19.85 chains; thence South
4 78 chains to the place of be
ginning, containing 9'i acres, ex
ceDt therefrom the following.
Commencing at a point 19 85
chains East and 2.519 chains
North of the Southeast corner of
D.L.C. No. 70. in Township 37
South Range 2 West. W.M.. and
from said point running thence
East 1 9 85 chains to tne East
boundary line of D1.C. No. 73 in
said Township and Range; thence
North along said line z aia cnains;
j thence West 19 85 chains; thence
! South 2.515 chains to place of be-
- mnninc. containing 5 acres.
1 Dated this 24th day of September.
195b.
CARLOS MORRIS,
i Arministrator of the Estate of
Mvrton J. Emerick. Deceased.
Robert D Dames, Attorney,
! 3 Goldv Building, s
Medioxd, Oregoa
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ERSKINE S PIANO STORE
1304 Kings Hwy.
FOR an ailing animal or pet.
it mignt oe aoout your Dest on.
If they're just slightly ill
You can give them a pill
But if BAD you had best call a vet.
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SHARP'S DAIRY SUPPLY
Across from Holly Theatre
TWO OF THE loveliest dining sets
we have ever offered for sale:
1 black walnut with needle point
upholstery, walnut with red velvet
tapestry antique, both with China
closet.
Typewriter .... $15
4-Piece sectional
$39.50
High chairs $4 up
BROWN'S FURNITURE
Down Town Phoenix -r- Ph. 2-4921
Open Sunday
EXPERT OIL BURNER SERVICE
MEDFORD FUEL Ph. 2-2111
"MOBILHEAT"
SPECIAL BARGAIN
Shop Grade Sheathing 4x8 516 $2 24
BUILDERS SERVICE
2802 Crater Lake Hiway
Medford Phone 2-8376
THE most important part of youi
home, the roof. It protects every
thing vou own. Get your roof ready
for the long rainy days ahead. Patch
the leaks, clean the moss, oil the
shingles or re-roof now at price
you can appreciate. For free esti
mates Ph. 2-9546 or 3-4281. Prompt
service any hour.
SAVE
60 M good sheathing $40 M.. Beauti
ful cedar & pine paneling. $100 & up
Doors $4.75 to $7.50
Free Delivery
NORTON LUMBER CO.
Phoenix Ph. 3-2888
BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS
for sale 20c each Mail Tribune
Office 27 North Fir
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CLEARANCE SALE OF 1956
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303 S. Front St.
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