Pre-School Clinic
Set For Elk-Trail
Elk Creek A pre-school
clinic will be held at the Elk
Trail school from 9 to 11
o'clock, Wednesday morning,
May 7, according to Robert
Work, principal.
Dr. A. Erin Merkel, Jack
son county public health of
ficer, will give immunization
shots and a physical examina
tion to all children planning
to enter school next fall,
Work said. Children attend
ing the clinic are invited to
spend the rest of the day
with the first grade class and
ride home in the school bus,
he added.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
' IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
of HOWARD C. SHORT. , De
ceased Notice it hereby given that an
Order of the above entitled Court
dated April 1. 1958, Thelma Short
was appointed administratrix of the
above estate and all persons having
claims aeainst said estate are here
by notified to present the same to
said administratrix at the office of
her attorneys, Farrell & Black-
hurst, 230 Franklin Building. Mea
ford. Oregon, properly verified as
provided by law and within six
months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published April
7th, 1958.
Thelma Short. Administratrix
Farrell tc Blackhurst
Attorneys for Administratrix
No. 10217
NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
Inthe Matter of the Estate of LAW
RENCE HERMAN RENTELMAN,
Tack Rpntpiman Dpreased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned win, irom ana
after the 21 day of May, 1958, sell
all of the right, title, estate, lien
mnA intrMt (if the shnvc entitled
decedent and his estate, and to
the following aescriDea real prop
erty situated in Jackson County,
Oregon
Beginning at the Southeast cor
ner of Donation Land Claim No.
88 in Township 37 South, of
Range -2 West of the Willamette
Meridian, in Jackson County,
Oregon thence West along the
south line of said Claim 6.59
chains, thence North 42 East
along center of County Road 316
feet to the true point of begin
ning: thence from the ' true point
of beginning, South 42 West
along center of County Road 27
feet; thence West 177 feet to cen
ter of County Road; thence
North along center of County
Road 313.23 feet to a point 8.00
chains North of the south line
of said Donation Land Claim;
thence East 95.93 feet to the
westerly line of land described
in Volume 194 page 639 of the
Deed Records pf Jackson Coun
" ty. Oregon; thence Southeasterly
along said westerly line 308 feet,
more or less, to the true point
of beginning.
Said property will be sold at
private sale for cash, or credit in
accordance with the law and
statutes of Oregon, subject to the
further order and confirmation of
this Cout.
Dated and first published the 21
day of April. 1958.
Donald Hansen, Administrator
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that I
have been appointed by the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
Jackson County, Executrix of the
Will of Clarence E. Lofftus, de
ceased and have qualified. All per
sons having claims against the
estate of said decedent are hereby
notified to present them with prop
er vouchers duly verified to me at
the office of Skyrman, Ouelleite
& Heisel, attorneys for said Ex
ecutrix, at Room 321. Medical
Center Building, in Medford. Ore
gon, within six months from the
date of this notice.
Dated and first published April
28, 1958.
Mural E. Robley
Executrix
Skyrman. Ouellette & Heisel
Attorneys for Executrix
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that at
7:30 o'clock P.M. on the 15th day
of May. 1958 in the Council Cham
bers of the City Hall in the City
of Medford. Oregon, there 5hall
be a public hearing by and before
the Citv Council of said city on
the question of annexing to the
said city the following described
territory, to-wit:
Beginning at a concrete monu
ment with lead tablet set six
inches below the surface of the
ground at the point of intersec
tion of the west line ot coiumcus
Avenue with north line of Doug
las Addition to the City .of Med
ford. said point of beginning
being north 840.81 feet, and west
668.34 feet from the northwest
corner of Donation Land Claim
No. 84. Township 37 South
Range 2 West. Willamette Meri-
dian, Jackson County. Oregon,
thence N 89 56' west along the
north line of Douglas Addition
247.46 feet to the northwest
corner thereof, thence South
20 00 feet, thence N 89 56' west
165.12 feet, thence N 0 04' east
342.00 feet, thence S 89 56'
east 412.72 feet, thence S 0 07
34" east 322.00 feet, thence N
89" 36' west 1.25 feet to the
point of beginning.
At said public hearing the reg
istered voters of the City of Med
ford. Oregon, mav appear and be
heard on the question of annexing
said territory to tne said city.
D. F. Huson
City Recorder
NOTICE OF MEETING OF HAND
LERS OF FALL AND WINTER
PEARS FOR ELECTION OF
NOMINEES FOR M E SIB E R.
ALTERNATE MEMBER AND
SECOND ALTERNATE MEMBER
OF THE WINTER PEAR CON
TROL COMMITTEE, PURSUANT
TO THE MARKETING AGREE
MENT AND ORDER AS AMEND
ED REGULATING THE HAND
' LING OF THE BEURRE D'AN
JOU. BEURRE BOSC, WINTER
NELIS. DOYENNE DU COMICE,
BEURRE EASTER AND BEURRE
CLAIRGEAU VARIETIES OF
PEARS GROWN IN THE
STATES OF OREGON, WASH
INGTON AND CALIFORNIA
TO ALL HANDLERS OF FALL OR
WINTER PEARS IN THE MED
FORD DISTRICT:
TAKE NOTICE that a meeting
of handlers of pears in the above
named district, for the purpose
of electing nominees for handler
member, alternate handler mem
ber and second alternate handler
member of the Control Committee
pursuant to the provisions of the
above named Marketing Agreement
and Order as amended regulating
the handling of the Beurre D'An
iou. Beurre Bosc, Winter Nelis,
Doyenne Du Cornice, Beurre Easter
and Beurre Clairgeau varieties of
pears grown in the states of Ore
gon. Washington and California,
executed by the Secretary of Ag
riculture of the United States and
now in effect, will be held at 1:00
o'clock. P.M.. on the 1st day of
May. 1958. at the Country Club,
in the City of Medford. County of
Jackson, State of Oregon.
Each handler of pears of the
aforesaid varieties within the
above named district will be en
titled to attend and participate In
said meeting and election.
R. A. Patterson. Manager
Winter Pear Control
Committee
502 Woodlark Building
Portland 5. Oregon.
DATED April 16, 1958.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that I
have been appointed by the Circuit
Court ot Jackson County, Oregon,
Executrix of the Will of Bertha
A. Bursell. deceased, and have
qualified. All persons having claims
against the estate of said decedent
are hereby notified to present them
with proper vouchers duly verified
to me at the office of Skyrman,
Ouellette ic Heisel. attorneys for
said Executrix, at Room 321. Medi
cal Center Building, in Medford.
Oregon, within six months from
the date of this notice.
Dated and first published April
21. 1933.
Eula Foley
Executrix
Skyrman. Ouellette & Heisel
Attorneys for Estate
ORDINANCE NO. 6912
AN ORDINANCE submitting to
the legal voters of the City of
Medford proposed acts of munici
pal legislation at the special elec
tion to be held Mav 16. 1958.
THE CITY OF MEDFORD DOTH
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. That, for the pur
poses of this ordinance, the term
'Primary Election" shall mean the
General Primary Election to be
held in and throughout the State of
Oregon on the 16th day of May,
1958 pursuant to ORS 249.340.
SECTION 2. That there is hereby
called to be held within and
throughout the City of Medford,
Oregon, a special election on the
16th day of May, 1958 at the same
time and place as the Primary
Election, for the purpose of sub
mitting to -"the legal voters of the
said city the various acts of pro
posed municipal legislation here
inafter set forth.
SECTION 3. That there is here
by submitted to the legal voters
of the City of Medford for their
approval or rejection at said spe
cial election the following proposed
act of municipal legislation amend
ing the Charter of said city, as or
dained by the Council of the City
of Medford bv Ordinance No. 6910:
CHARTER AMENDMENT RE
FERRED TO THE PEOPLE BY
THE CITY COUNCIL,
AN ACT
To amend the City Charter of
the City of Medford by adding
thereto a new section, designated
Section 2 B. providing for the an
nexation to the City of Medford of
territory wholly surrounded by the
corporate limits of said city and
situated south of McAndrews Road,
east of Bear Creek, west of Crater
Lake Avenue and north of a west
erly extension of Saling Avenue.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEO
PLE OF THE CITY OF MEDFORD
that the City Charter of the City
of Medford. Oregon, be, and the
same is hereby, amended by add
ing thereto a new section, desig
nated as Section 2 B, to read as
follows:
' "Section 2B. The following de
scribed ' territory is hereby - an
nexed to and incorcorated within,
the City of Medford, Oregon, to
wit: Beginning at a point on the
north line of the tract de
scribed on Page 363 of Volume
355 of the Deed Records of .
Jackson County. Oregon, at its
intersection with the present
boundary of the City of Med
ford, Oregon. 66 feet east of
the east ank of Bear Creek,
in Section 19, T 37 S. R 1 W
W M; thence easterly along the
said north line to the easterly
right of way line of Biddle
Road: thence N 0 30' east a
distance of 939 feet, more or
less, to a point 200 feet south
of the center line of McAn
drews Road: thence easterly
parallel to the center line of
McAndrews Road to a point
300 feet west of the center line
of the old Crater Lake High
way: thence south along the
present city boundary to the
center line of the old Crater
Lake Highway at a distance of ,
150 feet north of. the north
line of Gregory Avenue, now
known as Stevens Street;
thence southerly along the
center line of Crater Lake
Avenue to its intersection with
the easterly projection of the
north line of Sunrise Home
Park Addition; thence westerly
along said north line to the
westerly line of the property
described on Page 451 of Vol
ume 243 of the Deed Records
of Jackson County. Oregon;
thence N 0" 4' 30" west 568.66
feet, more or less, to the north
west corner of the property
described on Page 451 of said
Volume 243 of said deed rec
ords: thence S 89 56' 40" east
933.20 feet along the north
line of D.L.C. No. 42 to the
northeast corner of the prop
erty described on Page 2 of
Volume 178 of Jackson Countv
Deed Records: thence S 0 3'
20" east 505.91 feet along the
easterly line of said property;
thence S 8952' 40" west 296.53
feet along the southerly line of
said property to the easterly
line of Biddle Road; thence
along said easterly right of
way line of Biddle Road on an
arc of a 2.894.79 foot radius
curve at the right 5.48 feet
(the long chord of which bears
S 7" 44,!. 35" west 5.47 feet);
thence continuing along the
easterly right of way line of
Biddle Road S 7" 41' 20" east
56.31 feet to the intersection
of the present corporate limits
of the city with the east line
of Biddle Road; thence west
erly along said corporate lim
its to the present corner of the
city limits which is 66 feet
easterly of the east bank of .
Bear Creek; thence northerly
parallel with, and 66 feet east
of, the east bank of Bear Creek
to the point of beginning."
SECTION 4. That the ballot title
for the measure to be submitted
to the legal voters as set for in
Section 3 hereof, and returned
to the City Recorder by the City
Attorney, is adopted as herein
after set forth, and the following
is the number, ballot title and
form in which said measure 3hall
appear on the ballot:
CHARTER AMENDMENT
TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE
VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
MEDFORD
Vote Yes or No. Mark "X" In the
square for the answer voted for.
Submitted by the Council of the
City of Medford. Oregon, and le
ferred to the legal voters of said
city.
AMENDMENT ANNEXING TER
RITORY SURROUNDED BY
CITY
Purpose: Amend Medford
- City Charter by annexing
to city territory contigu- Yes ri
ous thereto and surround
ed thereby, more particu
larly described in Ordi
51 nance 6910 of said City
and situated south of Mc
Andrews Road, east of No rj
Bear Creek, west of Cra
ter Lake Avenue, and
north of a westerly pro
jection of Saling Avenue.
SECTION 5. That there is hereby
submitted to the legal voters of
the City of Medford for their
approval or rejection at said spec
ial election the following proposed
act of municipal legislation amend
ing the Charter of said city, as
ordained by the Council of the
Citv of Medford by Ordinance No.
6911:
CHARTER AMENDMENT REFER
RED TO THE PEOPLE BY THE
CITY COUNCIL
AN ACT
To amend the City Charter of
the City of Medford by adding
thereto a new section, designated
Section 2 C, providing for the an
nexation to the City of Medford
of territory wholly surrounded by
the corporate limits of said city
and situatvd soutn ot t-arnart
Street and easterly projection
thereof, west of Bear Creek, east
of Pacific Highway and north of
easterly projection of Stewart Ave
nue, except federal property.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEO
PLE OF THE CITY OF MEDFORD
that the City Charter of the City
of Medford. Oregon, be. and the
same is hereby, amended by ad
ding thereto a new section, desig
nated as Section 2 C. to read as
follows :
Section 2C. The following de
scribed territory is hereby annexed
to and incorporated within, the
City of Medford, Oregon, to-wit:
Beginning at tne present
city limits at the intersection i
LEGAL NOTICES
CLERK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON
March, 1958
The following is a statement of
the proceedings of the County
Court of Jackson County, Oregon,
listing claimants for supplies and
services which were passed upon
during the month of March. 1958.
as required by Chapter 136 of 1947
sessions Laws.
BERETH P. HOPKINS
County Clerk
Approved bv Jackson County Court:
Orders in the Matter of: Opening
Bank Account by Constable; Trans
ferring Emergency Funds and Bud
get to General County Fund: Can
celling taxes on property no longer
in existance; Establishing Perma
nent Tax Base; Establishing Oak
Grove Zoning District; Appointing
Oak Grove Zoning Planning Com
mission: Filing a Plat of Westwood
Subdivision: Naming certain roads
in Sams Valley District: Quit Claim
Deeds to William A. and Marguerite
A. Kantor. and to Linden E. and
Ruth E. Moberly; Destructing cer
tain County records.
Filed :
Receipts for Liquor License Fees
for Straus Tavern. Medford Food
Mkt., Crater Way Mkt., and River
view Mkt.; Monthly Reports of
County Clerk, Auditor, and County
Hospital; Appointments of M. C.
Gleason tc Deputy Sheriff and
Madalene Schnack to Deputy
Clerk; Minutes of Meetings of
Countv Court and Budget Commit
tee; Grants permitting change of
location of West Side Evans Creek
Road; Disclaimer for certain prop
erty owned by Leo and Caroline M.
Langlois; Agreement with Bureau
of Reclamation to construct irriga
tion facilities for Rogue River Ba
sin Project.
Load Limit Permits: Leo Hoag;
P. B. Doherty and Son; Kline Log
ging Co.; Naial Logging Co.: S. O.
Wilson: Medford House Movers;
Ober Logging Co.; Tru Mix Con
crete Co.
GENERAL COUNTY '
Net payments for services of
employees of Jackson County, Ore
gon: D. Offenbacher 221.42. C. L.
Howard 357.75, J. Cave 97.13. N. A.
Myrick 204.84. L. G. S. Morthland
19.47. C. J Conner 378.85, F. I.
Gallatin 133.48, J. D. Walsh 367.77,
P. Bettiol 346.24. D. DeBerry
323.24. E. Gault 229.07. G. Wright
of the south line of the first
extension of the South Sea Ad
dition to the City of Medford,
Jackson County, Oregon, with
the easterly line of Pacific
Highway; thence southeasterly
along the easterly line of Pa
cific Highway to a point that
is N 63 36' east 60 feet from
the intersection of the south
line of Boyd Street and , the
west line of Pacific Highway;
thence N 63 36' east 208.71
feet: thence S 26 30' east
208.71 feet; thence S 63 30'
west 194 71 feet to the east
erly line of Pacific Highway;
thence continuing southeaster
ly along the east line of Pa
cific Highway to its intersec-
tion with the northerly right
of way line of the relocated
county road, being an exten
sion of Stewart Avenue; said
' point being at right angles to,
and 37 feet distant from, high
way center line station 534 4
65.70, said point being north
29.81 feet and west 667.77 feet
from the northeast corner of
D. L. C. No. 45 in T 37 S, R 1
W W. M; thence along the pres
ent city limits line, said lina
also being the northerly right
of way line of the relocated
county road, N 89 59' east
349.36 feet; thence along the
arc of a 500.87-foot radius
curve to the left 788.0 feet
. Uhe long chord of which curve
bears N 44 54' 45" east
709.91 feet); thence N O' 10'
west along the D. L. C. line '
303.76 feet; thence west 274
feet: thence north 173.58 feet
to the south line of Barnett
Road; thence east on said
south line of Barnett Road a
distance of 964 feet; thence "
south 456.2 feet; thence east
165.0 feet; thence S 61 4' east
260 feet: thence N 89 15'
east 287 feet; thence north 130
feet; thence N 89 15' east
373.8 feet: thence N 1 45'
west 190 feet; thence N 68 15'
west 113 feet; thence N 15 45'
west 100 feet: thence N 10
east 63 feet; thence N 53 47'
west 91.4 feet to the south line
of Barnett Road; thence N 89'
58' east 201.3 feet to the center
line of Bear Creek; thence
along the present city boun
dary, being the center line of
Bear Creek, approximately as
follows: N 13 53' west 10 feet; .
N 23 20' west 600 feet; N 37
22' west 700 feet; N. 13 10' "
west 568 feet; N 50 56' west
263 feet; S 57 3' west 470
feet; N 79 54' west 700 feet;
thence N 41 26' west 750 feet,
more or less, to the south line
of the corporate limits of the
City of Medford;. thence S 72
52' west along said south cor
porate limits line to the point
of beginning."
SECTION 6. That the ballot title
for the measure to be submitted
to the legal voters as set forth in
Section 5 hereof, and returned to
the City Recorder by the City At
torney, is adopted as hereinafter
set forth, and the following is the
number, ballot title and form in
which said measure shall appear on
the ballot:
CHARTER AMENDMENT
TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE
VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
. MEDFORD
Vote Yes or No. Mark "X" in the
square' for the answer voted for.
Submitted by the Council of the
City of Medford, Oregon, and re
ferred to the legal voters of said
city.
AMENDMENT ANNEXING TERRI
TORY SURROUNDED BY CITY
Purpose. Amend Medford
City Charter by annexing
to city territory contigu- Yes j
uus uieieiu ctiiu suiiuuuu
ed thtreby, more particu
larly described in Ordi
nance 6911 of said City
52 and situated south of Ear
hart Street and easterly
projection thereof, west
of Bear Creek, east of Pa
cific Highway and north
of easterly projection of No Q
oiewari Avenue, except.
Federal property.
SECTION 7. That the precincts
and polling places, judges and
clerks, and hours of and for the
special election at which the fore
going measures shall be submitted
shall be the same as those desig
nated, appointed and set within
the City of Medford. Oregon, for
the Primary Election to be held on
May 16. 1958.
SECTION 8. Notice of said elec
tion shall be given by the City Re
corder by publication of a full copy
of this ordinance in three issues of
the Medford Mail Tribune, a news
paper published and of general cir
culation in the City of Medford.
Oregon, two of which publications
snail oe not less tnan ten days
prior to such election, and by caus
ing a iuii copy oi mis ordinance
to be posted at ach of the places
for holding said election and at
three public places within the City
of Medford not less than two weeks
prior to such election. .
SECTION 9. The judges and
clerks of said election in each pre
cinct shall be compensated by the
city for their services in connec
tion with the aforesaid special elec
tion in reasonable proportion to
tne time oy tnem spent tnereon
and the City Manager is hereby
authorized to negotiate for and
enter into an agreement with the
County Clerk of Jackson County
with regard thereto; and the City
Recorder is authorized and direct
ed to provide such ballots and sup
plies for the conduct of such elec
tion as may be required to be sup
plied by the City of Medford in
connection therewith.
PASSED by the Council and
signed by me in open session in
authentication of its passage this
17th day of April. 1953.
John W. Snider
Mayor
ATTEST: 4
D: F. Huson
Recorder
Approved by me this 17th day of
April, 1958
John W. Snider ' -.
Mayor . ,
828 62, D. D. Coe 315.07. V. V. Va.
noose 326.67. B. C. Tennant 282.97,
S. Blumenfeld 349.47. R. Gheysin
326.87. E. Silva 261.15, P. Elliott
229.17. M. Brooks 258.11, M. Steph
ens 263.07 G. Jacobs 192.18. M.
Hagan 187 18. D. Mast 171.85. N.
Neil 263.11, I. F. Brenner 226.63.
A. Carter 250.31, B. J. Brown
209.09. W. L. Sites 207.69, J. Whit
man 204.84, M. Schnack 182.92. H.
Dugan 256.16, C. S. Gibson 192.14,
R. A. Jenkins 192.14, T. C. Mcln
tyre 230.53. G. B. Bohl 260.18, M.
Mitchell 207.79. M. J. A. Smith
218.12. P. I. Moreland 187.75, R. H.
Mesplie 33.47. L. O. Linzie 172.05,
B. Bigham 43.77. A. Arant 20.52.
M. A. Rentz 166.81, P. Eaker
39.02. M. A Denman 70.38. O. le
schensky 240.36, E. M. Janouch
60.94, A. B. Mekvold 297.32. B. S.
Hitt. Jr. 96.90. U. B. Inch 209.55,
A. R. Bailey 241.87. M. D. Hinman
207.69, E. Jennings 230.60, V. Moore
236.87, P. Thanos 217.67, D. Evan
son 241.87, H. Nelson 194.66. A. L.
Martin 207.36, L. Thoen 194.66. L.
Deenin 200.09. D. Matheny 182.76,
W. B. McCullough 301.53. S. Pen
nington 314.23, T. Hatten 305.30.
C. Miller 313.15. J. F. OHara
306.75, C. L. Moldovan 313.15. J. B.
Caird 306.15. F. M. White 291.90.
W. M. Daws 306.15, R. S. Zapell
351.28. C. Busch 286.52, K. E Sel
by 187.43. D. V. Wilson 204.85. M.
Beneka 227.20. G. Campbell 213.71,
H. Niedermeyer 234.33. A. Beneka
195.24, H. William Boyle 258.37, L.
R. D. Floux 170.42. L. A. Perkins
52.08. L. D. Rice 305.07. J. O'Brien
186.95. M. O'Brien 108.65. J. E.
Dunlap 160.85, J. Dunlap 46.77. M.
W. Hoffman 205.94. L. M. Hoff
man 216.74. I. F. Mitchell 146.63.
D. Goddard 135.07, M. Smith
134.13. L. D. Hilliard 114.55, H. Bru
ley 135.74, G. B. Hershev 147.54. A.
H. Bayne 60.94, D. M. Mattern
123.64, C. S. Walker 178.47, V. H.
Morse 137.10, W. Best 138.47, R L.
Williams 132.92. L. Larrich 129.13,
D. Thompson 135.77. E. Holbrook
138.78. L. Keith 146.90. V. Heffer
man 72.02, L. B. Green 165.10. M.
Davis 124.60, S. J. Hilliard 166.47,
P. T. Betz 31.01. H. H. Brown
29.88, C. V. Calkins 7.40, C O. Culy
29.88, L. F. Cutburth 7.40, J L.
Danford 12.52, W. F. Duncan 28.12,
G. W. Dutton 37.10, H. D. Ferns
13.00, D. Floyd 8.00, V. L. Garner
17.34 L Hartman, 34.68. M. Hef
ferman 14.94. E. L. Marshall 36.96,
H. C. Meyer 60.70, L. L. Varner
5.85, G. L. Sutton 42.80. L. Cox
55.91, K. Crowell 331.22, B. L. Rob
bins 204.81, M. J. Lance 151.48,
L. L. Tweedy 357.54. J. P. Sorg
283.08, F. Clink 294.10. A. A. Ma
kinen 264.13. M. H. Lehman
269.13, N. L. Martin 275.75. C. Kent
313.38. E. Kanclier 283.08, M. E.
Bell 283.08. N. M. VanDewalker
181.95. E H. McGalliard 283.08,
W I Sutherland 329.42. O. S.
Moore 337.39. J. Koppes 248.66, D.
F. Thomas 192.14, L. Estes 264.13,
C B. Clark 283.08. V. Peter 204.84,
C. Z. Boyden 10.68, M. E. Bovden
10.68, L. D PinkHam 7.28, S. Rob
inson 267.09. P. B. Rynning 150.00,
K. Weaver 42.35, I. L. Marchbanks
96.88. P. J. Giiman 226.21, D. C.
Hendrix 344.28. C. M. Smith 283.90.
M. J E McNeil 253.66, I. D. Russell
229.44, J. C- Anicker 162.21, -G. J.
ScanneU. Jr. 356.78, J. V. Bianconi
252.33, A. J. Slade 240.64. V. M.
Casey 119.20, M. C. Loftus 233.99,
J. C. Eaton 311.04, H. H.' Brown
114.00, C. O. Culy -114.00, L. Hart
man 173.40, M. R. Hubbell 339.24,
L. A. Perry 279.41.
CIVIL DEFENSE
J. H. Hicks 214.75, E. R. Peter
son H4 .20.
COURTHOUSE CONST. IMP,
& EQUIP. FUND
A. Bjornsen 402.14.
EMERGENCY
D. Patton 133.90.
JUVENILE O & M FUND
J. Dunlap 7.82. R. M. Swan
276.92. F. Swan 27.94. L. T. Robi-
son 7.31, R. L. Robison 21.27, J. L
Sanders 5.84. S. J. Sanders 3.89,
D. Tusow 3.89.
Payments, Travel Expense:
P. Elliott 117.82. P. Bettiol 377.04
D. D Coe 155.84. H. Gault 152.64
R. A. Gheysen 99.92. B. C. Ten
nant 164.08. W. P. Tucker 190.64
V. V. Vanoose 114.64. J. D. Walsh
279.38. A. B. Mekvold 18.50. J
Eaton 6.48 D. H. DeBerry 222.03,
G. Wright 99.60. B. S. Hitt, Jr.
24.00. J V. Bianconi 33.60. J. Sorg
46.24. S. Blumenfeld 86.00. County
Court 90.45. F. Clink 31.00. Health
Dept. 980.00. J. B. Caird 41.12. W,
M. Daws 25.28, T. W. Hatten 27.64,
Jack. Co Road Dept. 9.28. W. B,
McCullough 26.72. C. W. Miller
14.80. C. L. Moldovan 21.04. J. F,
OHara 36.40. S. Pemngton 9.84
F. M. White 37.12. R. S. Zapell
iz.uu, l.. u. iweeay 1U8.40, ii.
Crowell 82.91, J. Sorg 115.84.
Payment for Attorney Fees:
DeForest & Hansen 30.00.
Payment for Jury Service and
Witness Fees:
P. C. Chinn, Jr. 20.00. R. A. Fair-
rington 27.68. N. J. Applegate 35.70
M. L Jones 22.50, G. C. Hogan
ju.ie, ra. jNicnoison 32.50. E
Bosshard 19.80. B. O. Safley 32.50,
J. M. Richardson 15.00, J. L. Hatch
30.00. M. G. Conrad 46.50, H. L.
Apple 15.00, R. J. O'Connor 5.00,
R. E. Blair 30.18. L. I. Emmens
12.50. D. E. Johnson 39.60. K. L,
Davidson 25.00. R. J. Hogue 20.00,
G. G. Keesee 30.00. B. M. Matejka
:u.uu, n. m. raiKscne 10.UO, t . H,
Hart, Jr. 30.00. H. Geigle 32.50,
R. J. House 10.48, E. L. Coghill
lu.MO. a. w. intz 10.00, R. B
Webber 7:50, K. G. Tesdal 5.00. C
W. Eccleston 18.00, C. W. Chase
12.50. W. C. Rose 12.50, E. C. Ka-
din 7.50. C. H. Ault 8.46, C. L
Main 7.98 P. E. McDonald 7.50, R
L. Palmer 7.50, V. N. Smith 9.42,
L. S. Baker 9.42. Mrs. L. Carlson
2.48, Mrs. W. Colley 2.48. Mrs. T.
Eaton 2.48. Dr. R. Buck 2.00.
.payments for supplies, services
and equipment:
Mr. & Mrs. C. W. Abbott 16.00,
a. aarneKoit & son 477.00, Ad
Tomorrow
is too late!
In the next ten crucial years we must
find room for some 25 million
more people and automobiles. Our
population and economy are ex
panding that fast.
This problem affects your family
and neighborhood. For most of
the new families will use existing
facilities and roads! The increase
on wear and tear will be enormous.
In your community, there could
be serious overcrowding, more
traffic . . . poorer schools, parks,
playgrounds, neighborhood facili
ties of all kinds.
The danger of blight growing and
spreading is acute. The threat of
slums raising your taxes and low
ering your property values is very
real. The time to act is now. To
morrow is too late. Keep up your
own home. Work with your neigh
bors in community-improvement
groups.
Start now Ijy writing for practical,
effective information to: :
American Council lb
Improve Our Neighborhoods
Box 500, Radio City Station, N.Y.20, N Y.
Published as a public service in cooperation
with The Advertising Council and the News
paper Advertising Executives Association.
dressograph-M ultlgraph Corp
246.41, Amer. Laundry 5.51. Amer.
Inst, of ' Real Est. 50.00, City of
Ashland 24.05. Ashland - Office
Supp. 3.50 Ashland Office Supp.
3.81, Assessment & Taxation Coun
ty Acc. 179.67. Bancroft-Whitney
Co. 25.00. Beex's 39.35, Big Pines
Lbr. 1.76. Brainerd's 2.40. Brill
Metal Works, 1.00, Broer Grocerv
49.99, Brophys 36.50. Brownie's
Plumbing-Heating 21.50, E. Brvan
6.00. Bryant's Key Shop 1.25, Bur
roughs 22.55, Copco 537.96, Cal
Pac Utilities 68.02, Catholic Ser.
for Children 5.00. Central Rexall
Drug 144.74. Children's Farm Home
2000. Chrystal Meat Mkt 9.68
City Sanitary Ser. 15.00. D. S. Col
lins 25.00. Columbia Ribbon & Car
bon Pacific 172.70. Comm. Print.
Co. 67.40. Dr. C. L. Coyle 57.50,
Cutter Lab. 41.50. H. Danielson,
M.D. 20.00. D. DeBerry 4.50, Doc
tors Clinic 2.53, Dunham Printing
482.30, Edwin R. Durno, M.D.
10.00, Eastman Kodak Stores 27.65,
Electronic Ser. 1.96, Federal Tax
5,738.53, Flexible Pipe Tool 42.54,
Fluhrer Bakeries 20.88, Forbes
Bros. Meats 26.55, Gitzen Veteri
nary Clinic 23.00. Greyhound Bus
3.36, Groceteria Super Food Mkt.
68.17, C. C. Harper 5.00, D. C. Hen
drix 45.68. Hollister 3.50, Haskins'
Saw Shop 11.00. Wm. W. P. Holt,
M.D. 10.00. Hubbard Bros. Inc. 50.83,
Hubbard Bros., H u b b a r d-Wrav,
3.55, M. R. Hubbell 14.38, Mrs. I.
Huson 30.00. Independent Truck
Line 2.35. Inter. Harvester Co.
2.20, Jackson Co. Chamber of
Comm. 1.000.00, Jack Co. Road
Dept. 268 27, Jack. Co. Schools
1.35, E Jennings 1.15, Jewett Of
fice Supp. 83.89. Jim's Prod. 31.70,
Jorgensen's 94.86, Klocker Print.
36.25. Legislative Counsel Commit
tee 360.00. Louise Home 31.29. W.
B. McCullough 35.05, Mann's 31.92,
The Mart 1.86. Mason, Ehrman &
Co. 199.36, Medford Laboratories
56.00. Medford Office Equip. 22.50,
Medford Paint & Wallpaper Store
93.10, Medford Pharmacy 12.36,
Medford Print 187.90. Medford Sta
tionery Store 59.88. Medford Water
Comm. 6.45, Monarch's 37.00. Mont
g o m e r y Wards 4.28. Motorola
124.20 NHA 287.25. National
Sheriffs Assoc. 25.00, The New
York Quinine and Chem. Works
111.00. J. J O Donnell 102.90, Of
fice Stationery 85.34, J. F. O'Hara
76.30. Ore Egg Prod. 23.10. Ore-Nev-Cal
Fast Freight 2.29. Oregon
State College 2.589.12, Osmund &
Co. 185.87, Otis Elevator 94.82, Pac.
Feed and Seed 64.12, Pac. Fruit &
Prod. 67.05. Pac. Tel. & Tel. 891.00,
S. Penington 17.57, Jack. Co. Assess.
Off. 14.40. Postmaster 42.75, D.
Provost 85.00, Public Employes Re
tirement Board 3.262.90, Public
Employes Retirement Svstem
778.40. Quality Mkt. 66.07, Railway
Express Agency 2.41, Rayspray
641.26, J. R. Reynolds, M.D. 10.00,
Mr. Mrs. L. T. Robinson 42.00,
W. J. Rogers 185.93, Rogue Valley
Physicians Ser. 115.42, St. Rose In
dustrial School 40.00, W. M. Sam
mons, M.D. 10.00, R. J. Schumacher
57.91, J. T Seekford 20.00. C. M.
Smith 34 40, Shaw Surgical 18.29,
Siskiyou Hardware 21.70, Mrs. R.
Slagle 34.00 Standard Brands Inc.
52.12, Stark's Vacuum 3.00, State
Indust. Acc Comm. 343.69, State
Public Welfare Comm. 58.494.75.
State Tax 1113.20, Superintendent
of Documents 5.15, Superior Rub
ber Stamp 6.15, Talent Hardware
1.29, C C. Thomas 6.89, Trane Ser.
Agency 31.09, Trites Coffee 34.12,
Trowbridge & F 1 y n n Electric
286.35, United Air Lines 95.60.
ovrro build your
"L HOUSE OF SAVINGS)
(with apologies to the 3 little pigs)
You can build your house with straw.
(But it may not keep you dry if a rainy
day comes along.)
You can build your house with sticks.
'(But the winds of adversity might blow
it down.)
The best way to build your house is
with a solid foundation of bricks. (And
U. S. Savings Bonds are some of the best
savings bricks you can buy.)
Bonds are solid as a rock guaranteed
by your Government. They're loss-proof,
fire-proof, theft-proof the Treasury will
replace them without charge in case of
mishap. And the principal invested in
Bonds is safe not subject to market
fluctuations.
Best of all, Savings Bonds now pay you
higher interest faster! Every Series E
Bond purchased since February 1, 1957,
pays you a safe and sure ZVi interest
when held to maturity. It pays higher in
terest, too, in the earlier years, and ma
tures in only 8 years and 11 months.
Remember, the way to keep the big bad
wolf from your door is to build your house
of savings with bricks the safe and sure
kind the U. S. Savings Bond kind. Start
buying them regularly today either on
the Payroll Savings Plan where you work
or where you bank. .
Western Oil 4 Burner 2,003.32,
Western Union 3.55. L. P. Wilmeth
832, Wynkoop-Blair Print. Ser.
118.00, R. R Yates 4.06.
ROAD FUND
L Andrews 303.68, L. J. Bigham
298.01, J. F. Burns 262.68, E W.
Coulter 274.86. G. Huls 253.03. M
Jacobson 303.68, A. K. Stith 292.41,
J. Sutton 230.11, G. E. Budholz
252.47, L. Burdahl 242.87. L. Culy
280.42, L. Damon 290.07, P. C. Han
naford 329.36. E. Harnish 285.44, J.
I. Lusk 257.92, D. P. Smith, Jr.
254.47. J. Y. Baldwin 243.37, R.
Berriman 254.97, H. H. Brown
112.18, G. E. Brownlee 161.75. C. O.
Culy 112.18, M. R. Griffin 267.04.
L. Hartman 69.50. W. Hartman
330.17, D D. Hinkle 106.82. S.
Johnson 192.45, C. Baker 253.05, M
Boat 304.58. H. Dooms 28028, R.
Flagg 268.50. J. Merritt 317.26, C.
Perdue 303.70, T. Smith 137.20, B.
T. Austin 274.98. R. L. Fitzgerald
314.55, H. Geigle 374.30, O. M.
Pruitt 242.86. W. A. Reese 299.15,
P. B. Rynning 516.73, L. J. Shorey
367.55, R. L. Smith 190.14, V. S.
Smith 289.51. K. W. Walker 318.63
O. W. Abbott 226.45. E. S. Accorne
252.30, W. E. Allen 276.25. W J
Barlow 223.61. J. L. Beams 303.68,
W. J Bench 265.87. P. T. Betz
266 82, V F. Blancett 271.31, E.
Boardman 257.85, C. I. Bourne
280.28, J. W. Bowman 289.66. Wm.
J. Brogan 226.39, R. F. Brown
290.79. G. P. Buffington 311.47. J.
R. Burdell 245.50. C. V. Calkins
254.19, N L. Cays 213.09, W. D.
Chapman 263.90. O. C. Chesnut
290.39. C. W. Childers 18628. G.
E. Childreth 248.25, R. Clark
267.96. D. J. Clifford 354.04, C.
Comstock 203.07, J. L. Conner
279.11. E. L. Cooper 348.20. N. A.
Coverdale 217.61, G. R. Crumley
286.98, E. E. Culver 274.00. L. F.
Cutburth 267.09. J. L. Danford
258.95, C. B. Dean 255.77, R. F.
Ditsworth 284.86, C. Dooms 262.04,
W. Dooms 297.80. W. F. DuncanJ
201.42. G. W. Dutton 248.47, E. M.
Earl 315.33, L. B. Earl 287.55, J. W.
Eatherton 279.73, H. D. Ferns
282.08. D. Floyd 247.88. F. Foust
299.57, W. L. Garner 327.66. D. L.
Goddard 246.58, C. B. Goodnight
228.27. W. H. Granby 201.80, A. B.
Haddock 224.43, I. E. Hall 256.31,
R. E. Harnish 261-.88. S. Harris
238.05, S. G. Hartbauer 276.27, B.
Hatch 250.31, M. Hefferman 214.27,
G. Hillman 278.17, T. W. Hora
238.22. W W. Irons 281.22. R. P.
Johnson 232.67, H. A. Kanter
303.68. A. W. Jones 229.83, C. Kee
ney 263.49, J. O. Keller 295.10,
W. M. Kenyon 255.96, M. M. Kin
yon 296.42, K. B. Kite 251.44, I. A.
Larson v303.78. J. Lichtenstern
"WOOD TO BURN"
Select Quality Green Fir Slabs' - Big Double
Loads 12 or 16 inch. Low Cost Fuel for
next Winter. v
Order Early
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
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I
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
295 28. R. C. toman 237 1 V W
Lynch 244.81. J. H. ilapston 256.19!
E. L. Marshall 224.85, R. E. Merritt
Jza.io, ti. c. Meyer 260.10, C. L.
Michael 312.89, J. R. Miller 296.36,
L. G. Monroe 293.13, B. B. Moore
257.12, W. R. Moore 229.78, M. W.
Morse 265.68, C. J. Netzel 285.18,
C. C. Nicholson 61.00. J. E. Niko
dym 280.28, M. E. Owens 236.45,
G H. Parker 205.18. J. T. Perdue
221.57. E. F. Pierce 340.33. E. W.
Rausch 351.73, D. E. Rawlings
230.86. R. P. Reed 220.00. R. J.
Rinaberger 328.53, G. H. Robert
son ZB4.09, D. C. Schulz 303.68. H
W. Scoggin 260.35. D. J. Scott
22639, D L Shearin 247.27, F.
Sherman 287.64. ,F. A. Shiplev
251.21. J. R. Shope 304.58, S. H.
Shorey 207.53, I. C. Shuck 29.73,
P. I. Smith 27.51. D. Stout 171.95,
n. j. oioui zii.4t. u. bweet 307.55
E. T. Thigpin 275.40. R. Thorn-
burg 254.35, H. E. Tolle 283.60, L.
T. Vanderpool 301.34. L. L. Var
ner 272.06. C. Verstegen 250.05. D.
A. Walden 219.88, W. W. Walker
238.22. H. E Wallace 264.65, A. T.
Wattenberg 346.77. E. F. White
26222, G. C. Williams 174.25. W. C.
wood 106.60, T. V. Wright 275.77,
J. W. Wubbels 258.02.
Payments for supplies, services
and equipment for Jackson County
Road Dept.:
Amer. Steel & Supp. 35530, City
of Ashland 4.30, Barco 4.16, Big
Pines Lbr. 10.50, Brill Metal Wks.
5.90, Bruce Bauer Lbr. 6.67. Cal
Ore. Mach. Co. 798.63, Copco
245.38, Chain Saw Sales & Ser.
12.30, V. Chapman 24.00. Columbia
Equip. 5.11. Colyear Motor Sales
148.05, Court. Chev. 25.56. Cramer
Mach. 6.04. Crane Co. 15.57, Crater
Lake Mach. 1.63. Crater Lake Mo
tors 78.01, Dept. of Agriculture
19.00, Eagle Point Water Comm.
5.00, Electric Steel Foundry 12.10.
Electric Supply 38.23, Federal Tax
4.153.50, lienerai Mach. Wks. 12.95,
City of Gold Hill 2.70, Haupert
Tractor 46.43, H. L. Pritchard
140.64, Howard Cooper 74.64, Hub
bard Bros. 334.62, International
Harvester 306.99, Kliever Mach.
Shop 37.68, H. M. Laws 250.00, Lit-
treii .farts 194.48. Loggers & Con
tractors Mach. 132.63. McLaughlin
Plumbing & Heating 9,249.50, M. C.
Lininger & Sons 759.84. Medford
Concrete Construct. 454.20, Med
ford Domestic Laundry 24.74,
Medford Lbr. 32.20. Medford Plate
Glass & Mirror 51.70, Medford Saw
Shop 9.40, Medford Stationery
Store 32.40, Medford Water Comm.
4.64, Mike's Seat Cover Centre,
59.00. Moore Steel Ser. 106.70, NHA
569.05. Oregon Tire & Supp.
4.311.80, Pac. Tel. & Tel. 52.46,
Padgett Auto Parts 54.04, Parsons
Court & McAndrews
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SAVINGS
U.S. SAVINGS BONDS.
The V. S. Government does
for their patriotic donation,
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Motors 11.12. Peck Bros. 908.37.
Pierce Freight Lines 2.10, Public
Employees Retirement Board.
1.184.56, Rogue Equip. 143.94, Rush
Electric 1,597.05, Sam Jennings
23.45. Schetky 8.69. E. L. Schultz
250.00, Senter Tool Ser. 29.90. Sig
nal Oil 3.988.14, Shell Oil 13.50.
P. I. Smith 18.25, So. Ore. Bearing
Sales 127.26, Standard Oil Co. of
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Calit. 122.64, State Indust. Ace.
Comm. 1.583.26. State Tax 745.00.
Stevens Corp. 197.42. Timber Prod.
20.00, Timmerrih Construct. 70.46.
Timber Struct. 1,223.12. Truck and
Indust. 18.01, Tru-Mix Concrete
37.50, J. C. Vara 20.25. Western Oil
& Burner 9.50. Witham Parts and
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