Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 16, 1956, Image 31

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Newspaper Page Texto oo o o o o O o o Co o o oo o )o o O o o o o Or O G O o 0 O o O O o O O listed Treasure 'J89 U.S. Navy Rifle Ticked Up During War II "What s the ((umabove the fire- place? ' I a-kerl. "Why does it nitj; that place of honor?" Many of trip- more than " in-Sftny0ct.llection Were important collector's iteifis. and the one over the fireplace didn'l lookOike anything at all out of the ordinary o Tlig i;un was a .50 caliber rtfle with 9wo band-oabout the 6)iOel and a long, s't'iarish trig- ger guar as ilsmost oustandin P''s.QThe affm, which was in good working orrie-r. was what is knSwn as the Remington rollir: Piock 1,pe. In general, the weapon's con- Wi'i'in wm evrrllent I (iiulitrri down the Til inch barrel. I not- ic'D' -orne mark 2 s near the As for its market value: In : brigOi an Aigli with raised good condition such a weapon CVings ami alio, in three lines, is now worth about S40. o o CIRCULAR QNCFLLATIfjN ADDS TO STAMP'S VALUE j q fan the cool recesses of the -st'He were two people poring over some volumes that looked like stamp albums. And thy-Qwen? stamp album which 'c proprietor nd his wife h;td received earlier that week as paQf an inheritance. While I w as watching them. an enx'elopr fell out of one of the book?. The proprietor swoop ed on it like a hawk. 'ow," je exclaimed, ("we - lucky $fter all." w uainn i o unoersTann right i way. oine M.onps nmn i iook r8rticul-rly excitn;. The;? were r.. ...... 10-rrrd crav violet item. put. out to ismmrainrtte the Trans- Mississippi Expositirn. held at ct design was a picture of it up in Scott's Specialized Cat oxen pulli!! C covered wason. alogue. With an ordinary cancel TilVi'e was a block of four lation. the block would be worth cr tftem on t:s envelope. But about S2U. but with this one even from fiai f could re- it's worth S 1 10 dollars." O FAIRVY COMMON ITEM MAY O Jre'ecaufe a filing is fairly ciGhnivn doesn't jnean tht it hasn'f real value potentialittes that are reaozable. . DSliortv hefnre tho Korean war. Kvlvia r.i v-ife of a friend of Kr9a .lin.-tino la in mine what is ktH'i?n as iiie "Cupid Q)Sd Vcnfis ' pft-tern. A .SX. . II.. nnHarn i r- -1 f rt tractive one, but because it l V , OW d5 iUl UT-U Wilt U- ii.wuj jgtcs acK .vuuk aoou. , bame ciuite common in the w, t i . mm antique s'ps of the late 1940s I ,wed myself to regard it of no particular0 importance. T principal feature of the jitter is a beaded oval con- ining the figures of Cupid nd his other. Usually one. finds e.xamplesof it in clear glass, but I have seen it in both ble and yellow 0 Sy'isia got launcnrd in collect i.:t hen she bought a pitche 3 BUSINESS DIRECTORY CFATLR V?tLL DRILLING No well too leep Immediate servic All work uarantcl FHA terms ar ranrcO Phone J-2o"B l I I W loth -Ft(I-F VALLEY DRILLING CO sliaom & experienced Fast, mod , eft equipment ft-rms Ph 2-7372 8S5 Shater Lane oft Kffigs Hvyy SHCLTS BROS well drilling & ounsp service strive to please ever? ruMffyt Ph 3-4141 Eres 2-69 BKISl'tR SSECl L'ijILLl.NG CO For vout water well problems teliabi'e expenencftl Cp to the minute O equipment 13! Vancouver Ph 2-93U8 GOEF BR'y.liERS Well Drillers ex perienced fit rename ureen Stamp OtiiC7 Siskiyois) Hdwe. 225 O W Main .iedtord Phone 2-2939 Q C "r ; Tiinc 'J-TIVJh 0-1-3744 o (Pump Service JIFFY PUMP SERVICK. UNIVERSAL 'PL.MP SALPS -O TtwRucced Pump tor Everv Purpose 0O Pup.lD Rentals S Repair Will also Drill vour well Ul.tlt N RiverMrie Ph 3-j3IO or 2-.W39 , Pamliog I) Q. k ej . SrArpai'ins roofs houses general painting Free estimates Sullivan Bros 2!9 S Ivy Phrge 2-g8."il f AINTINd Brush oor Spray Free nma' and, term A .Murphjr q rjgone SJ339S or 2-91430 POISON OAK? 0 Ty a Bott' f ZEMACOL Y3mus be satisfied t reu mmi cheerfully retinded. Gel a kaftle ft Ci t WESTERN THRIFT. Z u C. . a m Z o O o oCORN REMOVE Gve in i ton t rIif from poin and poiL rly rm,.. hard cemft, Aft aerf btwn m to, cotlovM), worn, poptlloenot. dub maiU. (t COMtoinS twv- Ko.j fald fry this . Try O Qp ouO sunifln Rel.ef. K.cf rlt p". ssrvtMtl. swelling fir er tCOAf O ppeeoA. ftefh remd,t sold swoosy bock guarantee. O . o O O 0 Exclusively at c? WESTERN THRIFT the Irgend ''L'.S.N. Springfield 369." "bo this is a Iavy rifle! I exclaimed. have a history. When I was in France during the war. a mem- ber of the underzround felt I had done him a favor and gave it to me." "But how would he get a U. S. Navy, rifle that was made way back in 1369?" 1 ai-ked. "His father had used it against the Germans in the War of 1870." Tony replied. "The Unit- ed States sold 10. (100 of these to the French, and that's how he got it. It's a good rifle, too. I'v ' fired il and it shoots as true as you could a:.k." I call of the stamps, that wasn't enough to boost their value sig- nificantly 'So." said the proprietor, slioving the envelope under my nose, "we have good fortune." I wanted to know how good and why, pointing out that I had never heard of that issue having my sprcial value Ho lorjked at me pityingly. Here's the reason. Mister." he said, holrlinf! up the envelope j and pointing to a circular cancel-1 lation mark. "When you see that I on a cover, look for a hmher value. Within the circle was the lecend "Exposition Station. Om-I aha. Nebn. Sept. 20 6 p m. ' "That adds a nice value to the I HAVE A POTENTIAL VALUE and goblet for S7.50. The pitcher especially attracted her because of its large oval medallion and the precision with which the two tiaures were executed. Within about 18 months she ni ina fccd to buy 1 1 othrr goblets ai an averapr cosi ol a uuiu under S6 each. Then, shortly after completing her set, she ( , H . , . for roughly the same amount. rouRniy me yame amuiiui. The contrast between the rich w and the dcar was toQ ' . . iiiulii iui iit-i. uv me nun j"- more of v gnd a vcow hcf jn paUcm yhe had dcddcd ,Q dispose of t!le cioar giass Sct. 5he 5el about it by writing to some 2n collectors she had be- tome actiuainted with. The move paid off. She got S140 for the pitcher and 12 goblets of clear glass. (Released by McClure Newspaper Syndicate)" 27-BUS1NESS DIRECTORY Septic Tank MTDFORD SEPTIC TANK A CONSTRUCTION Concrete tanks drain fields. Liccn.ed & puaranteed. Ditch cleanmc backhoe work. LeRov and Howard Calkins Ph 2-5381 2-9.".!IB SANITATION SERVICE Licensed & Bonded i Darrell Fariss O F. Conklin ROUND CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS 500-ftal $68 730-ea! $98 Commercial Tanks ia!l sizesi DRAIN FIELDS FRENCH DRAINS Laid and Repaired Meets AJ1 State & FHA Codes LOW COST FINANCING Terms to .Meet Your Needs TANKS PUMPED TRENCHING EXCAVATION Loading & Compressor Work Tree Estimates Guaranteed Work Phone 3-2491 2875 Lone Pine Rd. CASPER'S Septic tanks pumped and cleaned TANKS INSTALLED Drain work Free inspecUon. Low set prices No mileage charge 24 hours service Local War U vet Dial 3-151 1 or 2-6K18. DICK'S RURAL DISPOSAL SERVICE Seotic tank pumped and repaired Tanks installed to State specifica tions any size trom 5U0 gallons up Sauare concrete Domestic or Com mercial .tanks ' Drain field laid Free estimates and inspection All ork guaranteed Phone M R i Dick' Gust 3-1 457 Med lord MITCHELL SEPTIC TANK AND CESSPOOL SERVICE Tanks clean ed and repaired drain and sewere laid New tanks installed All work guaranteed Phone 3-1116 Loans NEED MONEY FOR BOTHERSOME BILLS? Reduce High Payments Bring your money problems to us Being a local ly indivduaily owned and operated Co. we are not hindered by rigid rules and regulations in solving them to your satisfaction. j Prompt, service courteous. undersanding SINCE 1928 hone ahead for one-stop service OREGON FINAN-CE CO. Craterian Theater Bldr 45 S Central Ph 2-4433 TV it Radio Repair HAMMILL TV SERVTCECO Home calls Medlord area S.I 50. Ocen 10 a.m to 8:30 pjn 1R31 W Mnln Ph 3-5406 Chimney Cleaning ARCHIE & DELL Chimnc C'leanerc Rocue Valley milieu! ervice. Ph. Ashiand 24168. ! 27-BUSINESS DIRECTORY j Granite ft Top Son i TOP Sdfu-SAND? LOAM Creek j run gravel. Pn. 3-50T1 or 2-4317 j A L - Tex'' Nash i Granite. CrceK Run Gravel. ! Kill D.rt Promot Delivery. T HARLES BENNETT. Ph. 2-251 1 GRANITE Loading or Delivering LUCIUS & WILBERI LULL Phone 3-NO-4-1489 FINEST Bear Creek too soil Creek run travel oil run and crushed jrramle Prompt delivery Dump trucks tor hire Estimates gladly given Jim N unes Ph 3-4638. GRANITE CRUSHED 4 PIT RUN LOADED OR DELIVERED R G LULL Ph 3-47B1 TOP SOIL fill dirt granite and creek run gravel Tractor and Cat dozer and loader for hire Austin L King Trucki n g Phone 2-72.'i8 or 2-4167 CRUSHED ROCK SAND 4 GRAVEL M C LININGER & SONS Phone 2-5336 or 2-5897 Plumbing BROOK S ELECTRIC PLUMBING DEPT For fast courteous and efficient service on ail vour plumbing prob lems call 2-3209 Services & Repairs WALT'S SPECIALTY Texaco Service. Minor tune-up. Riverside & Jackson Ph. 3-3337 CERAMIC TILE INSTALLED REPAIRED cr RE Gold G ROUTED Reasonable Ph, Hill A-ff205 or 5-U245. t THE LAMP SHOP Specializes in electrify ins your vase iipunnes & tropins. We remodel & repair all typei of lanipJi Ph. 2-4751 CRAWFORD GARAGE DOOR Hdqtr Repair-Sales-Service Residential Commercial doors Op erators serving Jackson-Josephine Co Call eves OR-9-M38 collect Asphalt & Cement Paving FOR WALKS, driveways, patios and all Hat work, and iiibt a Special Re minder let lis repair that broken dangerous sidewalk before someone is hurt CALL ORE-CAL Tree Service and Cement work by R..y Chamberlin. Ph. 2-8052 JOHN JORE Cement Contractor Patios, sidewalks, driveways. Free estimates on all type ot concrete construction. Fh 2-oo6j. 808 Ben nett St AbPHALT PAVING Drlveway motels parking areas, mill yards roads and industrial floors free esti mates Work guaranteed Rogut Rivr Paving Co Ph Medtord 2-40:r. House Moving RELIABLE HOUSE MOVERS Houses moved, raised 8c leveled Foundations installed. Wrecking. Ph 2-KV.4 or 3-54 1 II. Tree Service , ORE-CAL I'REE- SERVICE The ONLY tree service operated by RAY CHAMBERLIN CALL LS FOR top duality topping, trimming, re moving. tranplantmg and tree sur gery in general at reasonable prices ATIENTION don t put it oil now is the time to condition your soil lor tli'S ailing trees, shruhs. lawns, etc We have a COMPLETE SOIL CON DITIONER to apply lor you. Our services guaranteed satisfactory Kree estimates Licenced and insured ORE-CAL Tree Service. Ph. 2-3uo2. Oil Burner Service SPARK OIL BURNING HEATERS 4th & r'ront Ph KENNEDY FUEL OIL Transportation JOHNSON TRUCK LINES PO Box 407 Medtord Orm Trucking service between So Ore Ron & alf pom (a in Ore Ajso Inter state to Calit on building material & machinery Vans, flat-beds lum ber trucks & trailers. & Inw-bed equipment available Ph 2-6022. ATHKL HUPP DUDLEY l.NC TRUCK TRANSPORTATION P O Box 242. Medtord Oregon ICC-ML 716j2 Rapid transportation between Southern Oregon and points and places in Calit on ail building materials heavy machinery and hv?sTnrk Ph Medtord Ore ! ""4 TOOIATEJO CLASSIFY FOR SaXe Toilet, complete. Floor Limp. 2-burncr Kas plate. 341 Haven. SMALL oldrr house. Kit to De re modeled. Cheap for cash. Write Tri- hime Box 1443 THE Eafile Point Seventh-day Ad vent ist Dorcas Welfare will hold Food Sale on Wed.. Dec. 19. be Kinnme 10 30 A M. at City Appli ance Co.. 127 N. Central. Medlord. PLANTERS make a wonderful gift At the same time show signs of thrift At a reasonable, price And for something real nice You can give someone a great lift. SHARP'S DAIRY SUPPLY , At ross 1 mm Holly Theatre GOOD l'x6". 8" 4 10" resawed .sheathing. S40 M. Ask about our ABC Credit Plan NORTON LUMBER CO. Phoenix Free delivery Ph. 3-2888 B-flat WOOD CLARINET Good make S(3. Ph. 2-6 Like new. r57. POTTED ROSEBUSHES, showing growth, picture attached, for Christ inas gardeners. BERRYpALE FLOWER FARM. POINSETTIAS" African Violets. Azal eas Mums. Dish Gardens BERRY' -DALE FLOWER FARM. Table Rock road, iust north ot intersection. DRY LAUREL WOOD for sale. Ph. NO-4-2243 GREEN FIR SLABS B:g Double Loads MEDFORD FUEL Tel. 2-2111 PARAKEETS Bulk seed cages. Pacilic Feed & Seed Co. W H Y not make your Christmas gift a pair of chinchillas? Reasonably priced Ph. 3-3492 FOR SALE wood, body fir or hard wood. Immediate delivery. Ph 3-5H07. GRASS HAY Bv ton or truck load Pacific Feed & Seed Co, Ph. 2-2413 FRIGIDAIRE AUTOMATIC WASHER 32 model, excellent condition. S95. Ph. 2-5024. EXPERT OIL BURNER SERVICE MEDFORD FUEL Ph 2-2111 "MOBILHEAT" STEEL FENCE POSTS 55c ea. Com plete with insulator & clamn Pacific Feed & Seed Co. Ph. 2-2413 Now we have a real flashliEhtTdeaJ To the thrifty it should appeal To end the suspense Price ninety-nine cents Y'ou'll have to admit it's a steal. R B W. SHARP'S DAIRY SUPPLY Across from Holly Theater FOft SALE. Tire chains to fit most all cars. 510 9.1. See Carold J. Parker. filO So. Centra!. Medford. Oregon LIME Our price includes spreading service Gold Hill 5-9245 Agncui- mrai Lime Lnslnbunng Co STOCK Cube S3.35 per Cwt. Pacific Feed & Seed Co 4;h & Front Sts. Ph. 2-241.1 SAWDUST For San dust Burners MEDFORD FUEL Tel 2-2111 BUNDLES for sale Office OF OLD NtWSPAPERS 20c each Mail Tribune 27 North Kir 'OIL TO BURN" MOBILHEAT We eu-e S&H Green Stampe MEDFORD FUEL Ph 2-2111 Dean tine Sunaay Classified is at noon Saturday: 10 a m Monday for Monday; other c-avs 1:30 previous day AIRMAN, 65. RE-ENLISTS Manchester, N.H. UR1 Anr Force Sgt. Roy Baxter, 65. began a new six-year hitch Saturday. Baxter, the second oldest enlisted man in the armed forces, said, -j live the Air Force and I won't ,, ... u:,u it , Jd Ulia la 1UJ ldl 111LL11. i I 5 f t i T WOE IS ME A policeman comforts 20-months-oId Bonnie Lynne New as they wait for firemen to come to the rescue. Bonnie Lynne got herself in this predicament when she stuck her head between the posts to wave to her sister coming up the stairs in then San Fvancisr-o home. Outside of a few tears. Bonnie Lynne was as good as new after firemen got her out. SHADY COVE-TRAIL Flood Threatens Homes By EVALYM P. WATSON Shady Cove-Trail Residents along the river's edge took stock of the rising waters in the streams and tributaries which flow into the upper Rogue this week and some started moving Iheir belongings to higher places and plan. icd to spend the night away from their homes. Since then the river has dropped con siderably and flood danger is temporarily lessened. A warm Chinook wind in the higher elevations around Pros pect and Union creek, along with heavy rains, incited the existing snow pack and caused streams to rise rapidly The high est waters were reported on Elk creek, where one bridge was washed out. The sympathy of the commu nity is extended to Mrs. Jose phine Verdon on the death of her husband, Al Verdon on Fri day. Dec. 7. The Verdon s have lived in Shady Cove for a num ber of years and owned and oper ated the Shudy Cove Washateria. Private funeral services were held Tuesday in Medford for Verdon. Mrs. Verdon is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Flsyd Kelley of Shady Cove temporarily. The Ladies Auxiliary to Steel head Post No. 6881 V.F.W. has a full calendar of events planned for the Christmas season. First on t he schedule will be the an nual Pill Pal party al which the years secret pals are revealed and new pals drawn. This is set for Thursday. Dec. 20 at noon. Those attending are asked to take a sandwich and piece of cake. The adult Christmas party will be held Friday, Dec. 21, starting at 7 p.m. with a potluck dinner. There will be an ex change of Christmas gifts. The party for the children of VFW members will be held Saturday, Dec. 22 at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Goldie High of Santa Clara. Calif., is visiting with her friends, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cham berlain of Trail. Mrs. High is the former Mrs. Johnson who operat ed the store at Sunset on the Rogue and is well known in the area. St. Martins Guild held their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. A. Myklebye at Trail. Members have a project in operation now of sewing for the Rogue Valley Memorial hospital in Medford. The Garth Ross family, who lived in Joe Hearins house next to the Sanfords, have been build ing on Gregory road near Med ford and have moved onto the premises. Mr. and Mrs. G. Ristow of Tacoma. Wash., visited recently with Mrs. Ristow's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Turner of Trail. George Pfeifer of Shady Cove has returned to the Veteran's hospital in Portland for further treatment. Scottie Parrick of Trail left Monday by bus for a niedical check-up at the same hospital. Mrs. Adeline Carl and- Mrs. Mary Chapman left on their trip to southern California where Mrs. Chapman will spend the Christmas holidays and Mrs. Carl will spend most of the winter months. Mrs. Steve Wilson was hostess for the potluck luncheon and ANTIQUE PIANO SMALL ROSEWOOD SQUARE GRAND Authentic History Dated From 1872 COLLECTOR'S ITEM Strings and Sounding Board Perfect $750' iff 4 9. , v f Christmas party of the Trail Mis sionaires at her home Tuesday, Dec. 11. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cross entertained at a dinner Dec. 3 in observance of Cross' birthday. Family members attending the dinner were the Cross' daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Williams and son. Gary. Mr. and Mrs. Pat O'Neil of Trail entertained at their home with a dinner honoring the 50lh wedding anniversary of Mr. O'Neil's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill O'Neil of Trail. Guests pres ent, in addition to the honored guests and hosts, were Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cushman and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cushman and son, Paul, all of Trail. Ernest Segessenman of Shady Cove is convalescing at home after being confined to the Sa cred Heart hospital for treat ment and observation. Mrs. Ivan Hale of Shady Cove is now working at Sears store in Medford. The Annual Bazaar sponsored by Our Lady of Fatima club set for Saturday, Dec. 8 was nnstnnned due to bad weather conditions and because the heat ing system was now linisned in Hip hall The bazaar will hp held on this coming Saturday, Dec. Id, at 6 p m. at me cnurcn nan. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Willson and daughter, Chloe entertained at their home on Sunday with a dinner honoring the birthday of Mrs. Rufus Trusty of Elk creek. Mrs. C. E. Hill of Yakima, Wash., has been visiting her sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hunt of Shady Cove. Mrs. Ed Strother of Shady Cove is ill and will be confined to bed for a short time. Richard C. Small wood of Ft. Carson, Colo., was here for the funeral of his uncle. Preston Smallwood of Shady Cove. Also here for the funeral1 were Mr. Smallwood's two brothers, Fred Smallwood of Ft. Bragg. Calif, and Clare Smallwood of Oregon City, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Van Bus kirk and son. Alvin, of Iowa have been visiting with Van Buskirk'i brother, Harvey Van Buskirk, Shady Cove, and with his neice and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harris of Shady Cove. Word has been received by friends in the Elk -Trail area of the death of Alvin Ruthstrom of Elk creek, Trail, Nov. 29. Ruthstrom was killed in an auto accident near Grand Island, Neb. His mother-in-law was also kill ed in the same . accident. His wife, Mrs. Alma Ruthstrom, who received serious injuries is con fined to St. Joseph's hospital in Grand Island and will be there for at least 3 months. The Ruthstrom's had gone back to Nebraska to see Mrs. Ruthstrom's mother who was not well at the time. She had im proved and they were taking her for a drive when the accident occurred. Their son.' Earl Ruth strom, has j'ust returned from attending the funeral and is stay ing in Eagle Point. Mrs. Henry Rogers, friend and neighbor of the Ruthstroms, received the newspaper account and pictures of the accident from the Grand Island, Neb., paper. 3 Write Tribune Box 1296 for Appointment Sunday, December 16, 195S chool HEDRICK JUNIOR HIGH By Mary Milne Friday, Dec. 7, Hedrick Junior High had its first Band Dance. The theme of the dance was "White Christmas," and the dec orations were made of blue and white crepe paper. During the evening, lucky numbers were drawn with candy canes given ; as prizes. Some of the winners ; were Jaque Ayres, Tom Deakins and Mike Monroe. I At intermission time. The Hungry Five played "White j Christmas'' and ''Hi-Lei-Hi-Low." Also. Judy and Jaque Ayres en tertained with a tap dance and the Chordettes played. Every Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 3 p.m. there is supervised play in the gym nasium at Hedrick Junior High school. Both boys and girls from Hedrick are invited to attend. Barney Riggs is play supervisor. Friday, Dec. 14, Hedrick Jun ior High had a Christmas assem bly. Hedrick band. Stingers and majorettes performed in this as sembly. The band played a Christmas medley while the Stingers and majorettes formed Christmas symbols including a bell, star, crown, and a cross. After form ing the symbols, the lights were turned off and the stinger girls held colored lights to create a beautiful effect. Following this, the yell lead ers performed a short skit illus trating how the Hedrick Hornets were going to clobber Grants Pass in basketball. A pep meeting concluded the assembly. The eighth grade won the competition yell. PHOENIX SCHOOL By Perry Sneed and Don McCarty At a- student body assembly at Phoenix, Friday, Dec. 8, Ron ald Daugherty was awarded a trophy representing second place in a local speech contest. The presentation was made by Bill Perl, chairman of the "1 Speak for Democracy" committee. The "I Speak for Democracy" contest was sponsored locally by the Medford Junior Chamber of Commerce and is a nation-wide contest. The Phoenix speech class also plans to enter inlerschool con tests in debate, extemporaneous speaking, radio speaking and poetry reading. Christmas cheer seems to be the theme of the local woodshop class under the instruction of John Marler. The woodshop members have chosen as a Christ mas project repairing and dis tributing used toys to needy children. Student Activity committee WORTHY OF YOUR SUPPORT and it's TOP ENTERTAINMENT BAND BENEF o High School Auditorium HELP SEND THE KIDS TO THE EAST-WEST GAME! o $1.00 per Seat 9 No Reservatigns o Medford Mail Tribune MEDFORD (ORECOlf) M4.IL TlI5-?5e3?Yf N evs sponsored a skating party. Stu dents of Phoenix High school held the party Dec. 7. Snowland was the theme for the dance sponsored by the iun Ain r-.; r-, 1.4 . iui 1.102a i lium, LICC. n. Al Ulll i.in , , nh .. .. ti. cou to ii:ju p.m. at me rnoenix 1 - - High school gym. Janice Grove ' pocket gophers, field m.e and was chairman of the refreshment j other rodents. Recent obsg-va-committee: Lester Schleigh. dec- i tions have Shown s$me ir.tfcca orating committee: and Gary I tion that a cange in the plant Simmonds, clean-up. . cover bv fertiluaition etffcits the A total of 50 students had thSir names put on the honor roll for getting a "2'' or better grade average d.uring the second semester, with each class havyia approximately the sme number of students placed on it. Jack Hoffbuhr. freshman, was 'ti'e? only student rating a straight "1." No Sfate Inspection Needed for Greenery Salem No place in Oregc requires inspection of holly be fore shipment to 'another state or country, according to Frank McKennon, plan industry chief of the state department of agri culture. He added that no inspection is needed for shipment of other Christmas greenery. A license is not needed to sell eithr holly or Christmas greenery in Oregon. Evenly sn! f re ff- V 1 EEAUTY SAFETY COMFORT! NO SOOTI NO SMOKE1 No damper needed GUARANTEED SjVlNGS ON FEL B1L13D Send height and width of your fireplace Opening and re ceive complete information by return mail. SMITH-DYNGE LBR. GO. Phone 2-7166 o PINT WITH o edford High School's Famed and 60 VOICE CHOIR IT COGGER JDo Mo o . Rangelinds.Nsf Grov Better feehfjf Dvis, Clif .-a-(8.P.) Improved rangelands in Califori?ia0 may nw0 be g&owang biggc? et- cO ter gophers. - o A University of California zoologist on the campus herg isc i o r Lmakin ctnrlinc nf lif pViit,irif n f rodent population. q Zoologist Walter E. Howard hopes to find out what effects range feilization has on size and number of rode?it theolittct size , and the lengthoof th an-Q nual brodir season. Such in formation not onl.e would-be useful to rodent conroJ workers but if raSge fertilization in creases litter sizes and lengthens the breeding season, it migbt have siSiilar effects on 0shp and beef animals. IN DEBT?0 Wt will consolidate and hce you pjy all vour bills, no matter what you owe 4r earn. No security. No co-signer. No interest. O o efcRlTE,? 0 Credit Consultants P.O. Box 1172 Mediord Q m. RADIATED HEAT! 1 With the Modern0 THERMO-jlltE Glass Fireplace ?R0NTI 4 3pe)lal heat-treated rtass ncls In beauuful sQid brass frames with draft control make your fireplace T'-Tucer. MEJSFQRD PAINT & YALLPAPEfr STORE Corner 6th eV Holly. Diagonally o Across ifm the Post Ottice We Cive S&H Gflten Stcjjnp PHGNE 2-9321 o o cO 0 (J O u 7 O O O o o o 0 O O o O o o o o o Po O O O o O o8 o o Q o o o