Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 20, 1958, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Text"0 CENTRAL POINT Unit Meeting Br DORIS HUGHES CeOtrel Point A meeting of ih Central Point Home Ex tension unit will be held Wed neay, JiT 21, at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Ben Mc Mtn.T cf 255 Vilas rd. Proj ect Jtflri will be Mrs. Ger ald Johnson and Mrs. Ben McManama. The project will be "Siin Care" and each lady attending is asked to bring a mirroj , the makeup she usual ly vltrs and a towel. Installation of officers will tk place. Officers serving thi Jtst year are Mrs. Arthur Sirfus, chairman; Mrs. John Crofcll, vice chairman; Mrs. Georja Dunphy, secretary; and Mrs. Maynard McKay, treasurer. Lunch chairman for the day will Be Mrs. Frank Bruce. Child care will be available at the home of Mrs. Eunice Jones, 235 Laurel St., Central Point.' Mr. and Mrs. Loren Web ster and daughters, Pam and Laurie, arrived Thursday from Vancouver, B.C. Web ster attended schools here be fore joining the Royal Cana dian Air Force. They are visit ing at the home of Webster's father, Arthur Webster, Med ford, and the John Clark family, Central Point, and the Joseph M u n s h a w family, Eagle Point. Webster is a brother of Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Munshaw. After visiting here, the Websters will con tinue on to Bagotville, Que bec. May 14 Mrs. Ruby Down ing's class of third grade stu dents of Central Point Ele meitary school went by bus to Jacksonville where they touted the museum. HORNBROOK Troop Takes By MRS. H. H. CHAPMAN Hornbrook At the 1958 Scouting Exposition, May 10, in the Mineral Arts building at the. Siskiyou County fair grounds in Yreka, Hornbrook Troop 38 was top award win ner with a booth on forestry. A unique feature of the booth was a presentation to 300 of the visitors to the dis play of small potted ever fretm trees. Each recipient wM registered by tropp mem bers in attendance at the booth. Later, troop membars plan to call on the recipients to five advice on the plant ing and care of the trees. This feature was judged as a fina example of Scout in terest in forest conservation. In keeping with the theme of forestry! tree growth rings wera displayed on a cross cut of a log on which were pinned small pennants indi cating specific growth at dates coinciding with important dates in American history.' Also in the booth was a dis play of forestry pests show ing several insects destruc tive to the economy of the forests. The booth body itself comprised a well-designed for estry scene with a mountain stream running through a cea tgal valley. Credit should be given to the troop as a whole for its cooperation in all phases of preparing the booth and the displays, with special mention going to Scoutmaster Harlev Baker. Eagle Scout Mike Barnum and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Barnum, and to Conrad Overstrom. Guests arriving for Mother's Day ft the home of Mrs. Ella Rose were Mrs. Cecil Buell of Tulelake, Calif., and her sis ter. Mrs. Lois Buell of Gree ley, Colo. They left Wednes day for Tulelake, where Mrs. Lois Buell is visiting her sis ter. Mrs. Lauran Paine and Mrs. Fnsene French of Yreka shared honors at a birthday party Wednesday at Mrs. Paine's home on the Klamath river. Guests were Mrs. "Tex" Ewell, Mrs. Carl Williams and son, Mike, Mrs. Ralph Ben nett and daughter, Marsha, and Mrs. L. C. Walsh. Hornbrook mothers attend ing annual hieh school Moth er's Day tea and style show at Yreka High school Tuesday were Mrs. Norma Pickard, Mrs. Ardon Burns, Mrs. ta Mason, Mrs. Al Kutsky, Mrs. Wayne Cummins, Mrs. John Sylva and Mrs. Jan Cozzalio, ,k,i air is a teacher at Yreka High. Models from Horn Lillian (Ticky) Rawhouser in a white sheath dress, Linda Kawnouser m ,,rV.Ho Viathinff suit, and Bar bara Burns in a blue nylon nd taffeta sheath with white accessories. Irs. Lester Nye's brother, Albert Hohweiler, is in a Med ford hospital, where he had a .iL-;rr IV envp $5 trade-in allowance for your old neb (even if broken) on a new Breatheasy set precision pyrex nebulizer; bottle of inhalant: zipper carry ing case. Money-back guarantee. At Your Druggist Scheduled Mother and Daughter night was observed at the mission ary meeting Tuesday at Fel lowship hall in the Communi ty Bible church in Central Point. Linda Monia welcomed grandmothers. Mrs. Wayne Vincent gave a chalk talk and her daughter, Linda, sang. Mrs. R. R. Law ton led devotions. Doris Whit tenburg, missionary on leave from Germany spoke. On the refreshment com mittee were Mrs. Angus Todd, Mrs. Rudolf Hansen and Mrs. George Sharp. Mrs. Wilson Smith was the decorating chairman. Seventy four peo ple attended. The Community Bible Church Missionary Society will hold a work day Friday at Fellowship hall. Women are asked to bring a sack lunch and meet at the hall at 10 a.m. to roll bandages and to sew for the Lee Greens, missionaries to Africa. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beatty of Central Point moved last week end to their new home on Roberts rd. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Chastaln and sons, Eddie and Bobby, of Gants Pass were in Cen tral Point Thursday visiting and on business. The Chas tains are former residents. Mrs. John Clark of Central Point and Mrs. Peter Whitten burg, visiting here from Ger many, left Thursday after noon for Seattle to visit. Mrs. Clark will visit at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Clark. Top Award eye surgery last Wednesday. Hohweiler's home is in New Jersey, but he has spent the winter months here with Mr. and Mrs. Nye. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williams and her mother, Mrs. Jennie Richardson, of Oakland, Calif., were in Hornbrook Wednes day calling on old friends. Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Rich ardson are old-time residents of Hornbrook. Mrs. Richard son is the former Mrs. Jennie Hobson. Mrs. Frank Burkhart Jr. and daughter, Melanie Lynn, of Areata, Calif., are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Sloan. The California Highway pa trol still has under investiga tion an accident in which two Hornbrook men received in juries. T. D. (Pat) Killings worth Jr., 27, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Killingsworth, re ceived major injuries, while less seciously hurt was B. T. McRobert. The accident oc curred about 2:05 a.m. May 13, about two miles south of Cottonwood bridge on High way 99. Both men are in the Siskiyou General hospital in Yreka. ARTICLES FILED Salem (IP) Articles of incorporation were filed here Monday for the Umatilla They were, signed by Arthur Evans, William Schuenning Jr. and Thomas J. Doherty. You Will HUBBARD mi VI W? Y.Y UBBARD IMS 'TheyH Do It Every gggg? WATTAVAMBATff Vav in, dav out, pop tfm .vSS??tf? r " 'VhifrT ' A FRIEND ST4V OVER NIGHT AHO MY .'HOW MOTH4 H OUT DID HEESELF THIS MORNING" TH4NX 1ND A 71POF THE HATLO HAT -TO RlLLV D. ST , TIMMV V. ORBitville "IMt P Mautz Hits At Kennedy Talk Portland IP) Robert T. Mautz, Oregon Republican national committeeman, said Monday it was "unfortunate that a New England senator comes onto unfamiliar ground and makes a speech from in accurate facts." In reply to remarks by Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.) in a speech at Eugene Sunday that the Eisenhower admini stration "has strung" power development in the Pacific Northwest.Mautz said: "With the greatest hydro electric construction program in the history of the Pacific Northwest, or any other re gion of the United States,. now underway, th senator was cer tainly misinformed . . . ." The Oregon GOP leader ad ded that the region's power buildup "in unprecedented numbers of kilowatts is the result of construction by fed eral, public and private bod ies in a coordinated effort to do the job. This coordinated effort is the essence of the Eisenhower policy." About 75 per cent of the U.S. commercial carrot crop is now weeded by the use of weed-killing sprays. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY SPECIAL Geraniums, 5 for $1. Chastain's Nursery, 1940 Table Rock Rd. FOR SALE OR TRADE Large lot & small 1-bdrm. house for trailer house. 528 Mae. SP 2-8976. . GOAT MILK Do-Leen Goat Dairy 2793 Springbrook Rd. State Inspected SP 3-1298 Cash & Carry B grade panel shakes $11 square. Check our new colors in Roman tile. Beautiful old used bricks 7c each. 4x8x3i sanded plywood $4.50 each. E grade flooring & siding $70 per M. Hardwoods a specialty. Plywood 13c per sq. ft. S&H GREEN STAMPS NORTON Lumber Co. Phoenix Yard KE 5-2037 Camp White Yard TA 6-9331 FOR RENT APTS. Clean, steam heat, refrig., washing facilities. Close in 217 S. Riverside. "SAVE" Oak Tig. No. 2 shorts $120 a M. Oak Fig. No. 2 RL $150 a M. Maple Fig. No. 1 Shts. $160 M. Ux4x8 Plasterbd., $1.60 ea. ?gx4x8 Plasterbd.. $1.92 ea. '2x4x8 Plasterbd., $2.08 ea. i4x4x8 Plywood sanded $2.18. other thickness priced in propor tion. SCHORN PAINTS SP 2-2559 WESTIDE LUMBER CO. Summit Ave. & McAndrews Rd. feEftgfo Bsefegp CKa? FAST that ten ana tnis Like the Sunbeam Electric Mower When You Try It! BROS. INVITE YOU TO TRY IT ON YOUR LAWN!! Time IlKillLI IK. rtATi'tra 8TNPIOTE he wtmiB MgHTt natrrp. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR REAL color splash-plant Snaps apple blossom pink, rose, red, white some grow 4' tall. See these Gloriosa Daisies new fine cut or yard flowers. Most kinds. Petunias, Zennias, Mari- folds try the new white. Eltons arm & Garden Store. HOME cooked dinners 99c at Mac's Fountain Lunch. 6th & Ivy. FOR SALE new 2-bdrm. house $500 down, rest like rent. SP 2-5845. PLANER BLOX Quick & Hot MEDFORD FUEL SP 2-2111 DUMP YOUR DIRT on my yard. 840 Chestnut, Central Point NO 4-2853 BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale, 20c each. Mail Tribune office. 33 North Fir. SAWDUST for corrals, gardens, orchards. Summer prices. Faber Fuel Co. SP 2-4449 PEP your lawn up Use Ortho pelleted fertilizer. 40 lbs. covers 4000 sq. ft. $4.95. Eltons Farm & Garden Store. SAWDUST FOR MULCH MEDFORD FUEL SP 2-2111 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION UPON QUESTION OF INCREAS ING TAX LEVY OVER AMOUNT LIMITED BY SECTION 11, ARTICLE XI, STATE CONSTI TUTION Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in School District No. 549C of Jackson County, State of Oregon, from 2:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. on June 3, 1958, at the following poling places, to wit: at the Hedrick Junior High School building on East Jackson Street: and the McLoughlin Junior High School building on West Sec ond Street; both in said school dist rict, for the purpose of submitting to the legal voters of said district the question of increasing the tax levy for the fiscal year 1958-1959 over the amount limited by section 11, article XI, of the Constitution of Oregon. The reasons for Increasing such levy are: a. To meet increased costs of textbooks, supplies, equipment and materials. b. To provide for additional teachers and other employees to care for larger enrollments. e. To meet additional operating costs of new schools, d. To provide for an expanded transportation program. e. To provide for repairs, altera tions, and improvement of buildings and grounds, and other necessary expenditures. The amount of tax, in excess of the 6 limitation, proposed to be levied for said fiscal year is $997,082.79. PRECINCT BOUNDARIES. No tice is hereby further given that the district school board of said school district for the purpose of the aforesaid election, has divided the school district into two elecUon precincts, one of which consists of all that part of the school district WEST of Bear Creek, also that part of the district formerly School District No. 69 (Oak Grove) and School District No. 95 (West Side) shall vote in the McLoughlin Jun ior High School; and the other election precinct consists of all that part of the school district EAST of Bear Creek and that part of the school district formerly School District No. 29 (Dewey) and School District No. 102 (Kenwood) shall vote in the Hedrick Junior High School, both in the City of Med ford. Oregon. Dated this 8th day of May. 1958. F. C. Bash Chairman Board of Directors ATTEST: Rebecca Jensen District Clerk I FRUIT CUR, BOYS ? NOW, MT T75LV W CHAUN!GEyDO YOU LIKE YI J I WS: BEST ELECTRIC APPLIANCES MADE TWIN BLADE ELECTRIC ROTARY MOWER The most powerful electric Lawn Mower made. Full 1 Horsepower motor (operates on 110 V residential current). High speed twin blades for smoother cutting. n Sunbeam steps OUT AHEAD with a (treat NEW Lawn Mower the beam Twin Blade Electric Mower completely NEW and DIFFERENT, e, for the first time, is an electric mower so COMPACT, so LIGHT and every home owner will want one. is out-pertorms all others. Your Die thrill sunDeam goes into action across IVew 1958 Model 181 WT 0 CLOSER TRIMMING Right up to edges, walks, fences, etc. LIGHTWEIGHT Only 29 lbs. Eotl-st-to-vte easiest. to-ttort Swing By Jimmy Hatlo LEGAL NOTICES No. 10156 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 SARA E, HARDEN, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, Mary Louise Iver son. Administratrix de bonis non of the estate of Sara E. Harden, deceased, has filed her First and Final Report and Account in and with the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County, and that Wednesday, the 4th day of June, 1958, at the hour of 10:00 A.M. or said day, in xne courtroom of said Court in the Jackson Coun ty Courthouse in the City of Med- ford. Oregon, has been appointed and set as the time and place of hearing of objections to said First and Final Report and Account and the settlement thereof and of said estate. DATED and first published this 6th day of May, 1958. MARY LOUISE IVERSON ADMINISTRATRIX DE BONIS NON Kelly & Kelly Attorneys for Administratrix NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 10286 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK. SON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of GARFIELD GEORGE CORNELL, also Known as jjuu cukjnell, deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above court has appointed the undersigned as administratrix of the above estate. All persons hav ing claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same with proper vouchers within six montns trom mis oate at xne office of Neff, Frohnmayer & Lowry, Cooley Theatre Building, Medford, Oregon Dated and first published this 6th day of Mar, 1958. IONE IwARION CORNELL Administratrix Neff, Frohnmayer & Lowry, Attorneys NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPS PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that STANLEY NORVAN POWERS and. HAROLD LAVELLE BURT, heretofore doing business under the fictitious firm name and style of V & S PRODUCE and J & H PRODUCE located at 924 34th Street. City of Bakersfield, County of Kern, State pf California, did as of tne mm day ot May. laaa, dis solve said partnerships by the act of the undersigned in terminating the said partnerships. FURTHER NOTICE is hereby fiven that the undersigned will not e responsible from this date on, for any and all obligations in curred by HAROLD LAVELLE BURT in his own name or in the name of the following firms: V & S PRODUCE and,' or J & H PRO DUCE. DATED: This 16th day of May, 1958. Stanley Norvan Powers State of California ) ) ss. County of Kern ) On the 16th day of May, 1958, before me, the undersigned, a No tary Public in and for said County and State, personally appeared STANLEY NORVAN POWERS, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within Instrument, and acknowl edged to me that he executed the same. WITNESS my hand and official seal. (SEAL) Walter H. Condley Notary Public in and for said County and State. ffiutwftagfl1 AND what a beautiful job it comes when vou Aid the your lawn. $Q 95 TWIN BLADES Smoother mowing over hanefo tot back-ond-rorfh mewing. w i--kf Main and Riverside Ave. Medford PHONE SP 2-6189 Records Sought In Salem fin Pacific Power & Light Company ac cepted Monday the offer of Public Utility Commissioner Howard Morgan to subpena specific records of the Spring field utility board, which the company needs to repare its answer to a PUC complaint between the company and the municipal electric systems. Morgan had asked PP&L during a public hearing in Springfield April 25 to accept what he described as "the full support of my office" and, in exchange, asked PP&L to be specific as to records it Relax and Enjoy Yourself! General Trout Season Opens Saturday, May 24! V-'""'" ' ' Ml f! .311 MF IB? New Outboard Maintenance Kit STILL Only $239 delivered (taw bladt and custom-built molar includtdl SEE THE "GREATEST INVENTION SINCE THE HAND SAW" TODAY! Let us show you how even the inex perienced using the AMF DE WALT Power Shop with its amazing Motor ized Arm can cut every thing in woodworking faster, better and more accurately than any trained expert. Get your FREE 20-page Catalog. POWER SHOP MAIN and RIVERSIDE DIFFERENT I rpfniT r XPLANS Amazmg Paint Discovery! S ? - 1- UJJ3jMJ 0 Jr 7J SyMTWOLOR DECORATOR EfFECIS iTilTfi J 'r' ffw-j NEVEX BEFORE POSSIBLE! I - fJ ASftSia Uattw-Granitc?Malgany IT piss iZr' A. 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Morgan's office had issued a complaint on March 6, al leging PP&L had engaged in severe competitive practices against the Springfield sys tem. The company has stated it was authorized by PUC or der of 1950 to meet the com petition of the city-operated system. Before the U.S. Naval academy was founded, West Point graduated several of ficers into the marine corps. HERE IS A NEW ITEM FOR BOATMEN! . . . $9.98 Season Opening SPECIAL! Lake Trolls Many of our lake yield best catches to fishermen using Fen der Troll attracrors trailing fish worms, bobbing lures or stream ers. 20 inch long double flash er fender trolls in choice of combination or straight colors. REG. Season Open ing Special $1.60 99 FLATFISH LURES Fishermen have bought seven teen million FLASH FISH over the years because FLATFISH have consistently caught fish. Hubbard Bros, offer you a real selection from which to choose. 9 sizes and choose from 16 colors. MEDFORD, MAIL TRIBUNE, Medfori. Oregon, Tuesday, May 20, 1958 JA Starkweather Threatens Psychologist, Counsel Lincoln, Neb. (W Mass slayer Charles Starkweather said Monday he would like to kill a defense psychologist and his attorneys for saying he is insane. Starkweather made the statement to Dr. John O'Hearn, a Kansas City, Mo., psychiatrist, who talked with Starkweather at the noon lunch break of the mass slay er's first-degree murder trial. O'Hearn revealed the con versation after he was called to testify. jflll l2r y i OVEN SAVING DRIP CATCHER Handsome work saver prevents pies, casseroles, other baked foods from dripping into your oven. No more smoke, no more sticky ovens. Raised center keeps your, baking pan above drippings. VZVi" Special! pge SPECIALS regular $A5 NOW ONLY 369 214 QT. TRIG TEA KETTLE trigger operates spout sings "When water boils easy one hand pouring BEAUTtFUt COPPER-COIOR ALUMINUM OREGON Chalybeate springs are so called because of the high iron content of the waters. LUMBER BARGAINS! Dry Lew Grade Sheathing Dry Reject Paneling Dry No. 5 Cedar W. H. DAUGHERTY COMPANY WHITE CITY SAVES OVEN FROM MESSY DRIPPINGS CLEANS AS EASILY AS A DINNER PLATE THREE-WAY DISPENSER Keeps aluminum foil, wax pa per,, pa per towels at fingertips.' Just draw out desired length of wrap or paper and tear it on serrated edge at bottom of each door doors stay closed dur ing tearing. Loads from front.1 In polished aluminum $4-9S Copper-color aluminum $5.95 regular $725 NOW 0NLY695 CHROME PENGUIN SERVER KEEPS ICE 0UBES SOLID AIL EVENING KEEPS HOT POOD AT SERVING TEMPERATURE STAINLESS STEEL INSET MOLDED PLASTIC HANDLES AND KNOS - . . PHONE SP 2-61 89