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o o 0 o o LEGAL NOTICEP ORDER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON In the Matter of the Application for Change of Name of LOREN'A AGNES PRICE, an infant, by LOREN'A A. PUDDY. Guardian ad litem. The above entitled matter having come on to be heard in open Court upon the petition of Lorena A. Puddy, guardian ad litem for Lorena Agnes Price, an infant, praying for a change of name of aid infant, and asking that a day be appointed by the above entitled Court for the hearing of said peti tion to change said name from Lorena Agnea Price to Lorena Agnes Rose. IT IS. THEREFORE. ORDERED that all persons interested in said matter be. and appear before this Court on the 21st day of July, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a. m. in the County and State aforesaid, to show cause why the petition for said change of name should not . be granted. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that copy of this order to show causa be published once each week for four consecutive weeks in the Medford Mail Tribune, a newspaper published in said county Done in Open Court tnis 17th day of June, 1958. r EDWARD ELf Circuit JuSge Warren G. Lease?. Brian B. Mullen Attorneys at Law 201 Fluhrer Building Medford. Oregon ' No. 58-352-E SUMMONS DT THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY. D. E. MILLARD and VIVIAN MILLARD, husband and wife, Plaintiffs, DARE DEAN DALE, also known as D. D. DALE, surviving spouse of Hazel A. Bouschor Dale, also known as Hazel A. Dale, deceased; SHIRLEY G. CHRISTENSEN, ad ministratrix with will annexed of the estate of Hazel A. Bouschor Dale., also known as Hazel A. Dale, deceased; ROBERT G. STRADLING and VELMA T. STRADLING. husband and wife; FRANCES BIRT and GEORGE M. BIRT. wife and husband; ESTELLA NELSON and JOHN DOE NELSON, wife and husband; ETHEL STRAD LING; RUTH ANN MILLER and JOHN DOE MILLER, wife and hus band; JANE DOE LEWIS and E. J. LEWIS, wife and husband: NOR MAN L. EBRITE and JANE DOE EBRITE, husband and wife: ERN EST C. EBRITE and JANE DEE IBRIGHT. husband and wife JANE DOE BROWNING and VIRGIL BROWNING, wife and hus band; JANE DOE DICK and DAR vITM T2&T.K wife and husband: JANE SE WELDY and ALBERT WELDY. wife and husband: Wie unknown heirs of Allen W. Strad- ling, deceased; the unknown heirs of Robert G. Stradling. if deceased; h unVnnwn heirs of Frances Birt. if deceased :K5ie unknown heirs of Clara Ebrite; deceased; the un known heirs of Ethel Stradling, if deceased: the unknown heirs of TI A - TV T , Tla- if HPMPf1- thT ESi,2Sra iane De Lewis.irtnday of Mrs. O. X. fU- If deceased: the unknown heirs of Estella Nelson, if decayed; the unknown heirs of Norman L xrKit it Hcorjf- the unknown heirs of sSmestei?. fSrite, jfde ceased; ess? unknownTieirs of Jane Doe Browning, if deceased; (rjie Icnnwn heiriot jane jjoe uiuu. if deceased: nd the unknown heirs of Jane Doe eldy. ifOt ceased: also all oth persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title. estJe, lien or interJM In the real property aescnDea m the complaint ceremty BefAidants. To: Robert G. Stradlind Velmg) T. Stradling. nusDancrna wue; Frances Birt d Gecge Birt. wife and Ki(bei; Oteua Nelson and Johir Oo Nton, wife and husband: Ethl 0 trad ling; Ruth Ann Miller Sd John Doe Miller, wifeAfiri nusband; Jane Doe Lewis anff'a. J. LA wife and husband; Norrren L. Ebrite and jSie Deft ftate, VmhinH anil urifp- BrnWt C. Ebrite andJane Da& 4bri, husband art CTiifeSJ J4" o - Browmng and" Vlrj Ins. wife and bus il ffrown- $ altln cpil? wife and husband: Jane Ir) . . . i All j- .r .in. O. I U1CK ano uaiwin vveiay ana iucwjnsuj, j - and nusoana; xne unsnuwu heirs of Allen W. Stradling. deceased: J uffenou hei .of Robert C& vgtradling, if de ceased; the urAnown heirs of Frances Birt. W deceased: the unkisBum hiavs of Clalo) Efirite. decesstsed' Be unknown eji) or Etnei straaung. h uothi, the unknown heirs of Ruth Ann Miller, if deceased; the un known heirs of Jane Doe Lewis. If deceasafli theStoknownCJieirs of EsteUa Nelso? if (jfeceased; the unknsm ieirs or Norman L. Ebrite. 6ceasedthe un known heirs of Enest vC. Ebrite. If deceased: he un- -.known heirs of Jane Doe(fen and Mr. fintl, HrsjL Nfte KnhliArjedDoDiSm Jvto&sm. svar If deceased: the unknown heirs of Jane Doe Weldy. it ae- m.A ttl-n all nth T" RfinMlS or parties unknown cSSmirttt)! any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described In the complaint ' herein, o) Defendants. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You and each of you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint iuea againsi you in me above entitled suit on or before the last day of four weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, and, if you fail so to appear and answer said com- Slaint, for want thereof, the plain ff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in saia compiaini, rtlv stated as follows, to-wit: That each defendant herein be required to luiiy set ionn any .nrt ill rieht title, estate, lien. claim or interest whatsoever that thev or any of them, may have or claim in. to, or upon the prop erty described in the complaint herein, or any part or parcel tnere of that said real property is sit uated in Jackson County. Oregon, more particularly described as fol lows, to-wit: The southeast quarter of the southwest quarter in section 23. township 39 south, range 2 West of the Willamette Me ridian in Jackson County, Ore- Son. .LSO 3 Placer Mining Claims described as follows: Known as the "India Placer Claim" and the "May Placer Claim" both of which are situate in section 23. township 39 south, range 2 west of the Willamette Meridian in Jackson County, Oregon, and a record of the same being shown - on the Mining Records of Jackson County. Oregon, in Book 36 of pages 362 and 363. That each and all of the claims that may be made on the part of ' any or all of aid defendants here in, in or to said real property herein described, or any part there of, be adjudged and declared to be null and void aad that plain tiffs herein be decreed to be the owners in fee simple of said real property, free and clear of all right or claim whatsoever on the part of said defendants, or any of thef that each and all of the defend ants herein and each and all of the persons claiming, or to claim, by. through or under them, or nv of item, be forever enjoined, restraint and barred from asrt lng. attempting to estahlish, or claiming any right, titl estate, lien or interest whatsoever, in. to or upon sa:o rear property, W anv oart or parcel thereof, and that the nlaintiffs' title to property be forever quieted and set atO-st and be adjudged and decreedto be superjjr to that of thi defendants or any6f them. This summons is published by order of the Honorable Edward C. Kelly. Judge -of the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon for Jackson Countv. duly made and entered on the 17th day of June. 1958. The time prescribed in said order for publication of this summons is once a week for four consecu-. live weeks. The day of re first a publication of this summons is the 18th dav of June, 1958. KrfF rnniTOMAVEB Jfe LOWRY Attorneys for Plaintiffs TheM Do If gvg7 Breaking the sous E4S8s AT 777 MILES PffS? kOUSJ l& QU? HELMET TO LT. J& W $S8 KW JET RLCT? n6Ql3?EB BI& gVB been 4$g ts s npMvi i " - ' SHAOT GOVE-TRAIL Spopfmon Served Salmon By EV&L7S3. Wit 809 Shad Cova-TraTl Mem bers of the Shads Gcflre.chep ter of th Oregon Sgortemam Slub gOhered gt Cfiwj State park Friday evemsg, sug T for an outdoor aisngr, Frffjh salmon, i&ve in ajl, caugy b$ Bran 5: BoleaeheS, Sale Sawyef, Monte AtU and Allen SoJtH. serd. Cooftiroj ana 0srvmgj of e dinnar ws one y Hgy Briggd anfl Slim Iifle?t. About 2 membdne attended. Mrs. ft-rley Spg jji g tH&T Cove wEg, hosteSe inlw hp iriaay evening, gun vt, w a card narie honarinA Ota .... - - uaigs oi yiae cove. &. am- day cake yas mad tjna gece. h Mrs. Mgg tU Pric for tftg) evening, went to r3 CarfcKtngsn ems. art. Jer Sick A ift Wt Be Sfente todMrtv William. jRios9 attending tere fjCa (ftraog Cf1 Hangjpn, CfcKXar- (iii, fuu v uiuci, m sib vs-a, wti i t r: mi. ur.AVi-kk rat Howjg, 9io$av .uy, o. L. William. Lkonarfi Ihomt son, 6arroil Vatson, th Bo' eft, Mrs. Arly Spfin f nt Mig Eda l&rson, 11 tf Wlfly Cov. CnS fv9. On JSidt oX WhilSi, Ctl. sS. ,enl tn citrate . Cid, of rtl& Sf ring, Ctlif., tr(yin4 t th.u t Lod' fsj th ;umgl tt " The Shady Cov-ril Litt scholarship im flVard f)this yea to Howard "Wil(J, n of cr. ad r. KilHrfl Wilde Af filk r, TiU. Sbward rtduattl this) ytr from Eagle Point HJjth 'cflool and will enroll thig fll tt arigham Te?unJlniti4j ft rrovo, Lgin. o Mr. (Snd Weft Virm Mwt- recent guesrS oPIr. anfl Mrs. Floyd Kelley dShasly Qova. Otner guests hgv& bnojr, and Mrs. M.ad3en of Cen tral Point a'rid their house guests, Mr. anflMrs. G. Pitch-J ard of St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Kelley and Mrs. Madsen are sisters, q Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Velasco of Oakland, Cglif., are arriv ing this week end to Fnd a two week'sacation with Mrs0. Velasco's sister aod husband, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Williams of Shady Cove. 0 Members of Steelhead Post No. 6881 VFW and Ladies Auxiliary attending tha de partment convention in Red mond, Ore., this week wera Mr. and Mrs. Dan Knajz, Ken Oliver and John Wilson, all of Shady Cove. 00 Visitors of Mr. and 4Irs. Earl Shepfferd of Shady Cove have been Mr. Shepperd's mother, Mrj. Leona Srjyppard, his brother, H. L. Sheppand, and his niece, Linda Shep- LEGAL NOTICES ADVERTISEMENT FOgD BID Sealed bids will -be recived by the Board of Directors, Griffin Creek School Distittt No. 2,ack- son County. Oregon, at thf) Ggiffin ireeK uyien'A-fl scnooi untu o'clock PJM.. S.T.. on July 9. 1938. for the construction off a Health Room Addition, approximately 10 ft. x 17 ft., to be erected an thoTOroperty of thO District locafM on the Griffin Creek Rdjd gpprow imately three agd ome hl misS southeast ff Meoiord. Plans iry b Oteinl SSk eraO Cosfract dfla fipm Jm4t K Hoevf CorAulkrai Iniinsr. Quince Stront, Mgdford. Orsjon. rfJids wiA Fa tfubmittt Ujfon 4S Bid 9c9mg fumiQhed By tsa nJlr neer, and will 3 accoxivsiwed V certified cnac& or oie doh executed is favor at J Qrifflu Creek &chsl District . , Jic- title to SfOOnot lsafe tan tam WV cat of ltV, liquifCtted denSK ouia the Wil der negibct or rafua to enter inso a contract and proviia auitaUft bond for iteflhful o'tenuies aC the ftorQ. in ovent ws CMfUM a awa.aea to mm. The Scftrd of Virwwa Gjittm ret &:hool BBtritt . s, r Qbrves th ABt te cmy all bids and to .-tf9a all Msrmai ties.O . No blCWtg y WimtrfV Xia Nl after the kour ant ajtf tt Ajt (Bj Jfeiuw tnroi uaw cfw BpSrd t)f Qirat fcmffin Crfra Bc39Dn CouHty. rf ws -Xmrfm!&L & iwM? hots; ja& w77.iffTii-i'a"g- - - J ftrd, all of Glendale. Lincfa it Uying with the Shepjurdf uatii th Jouth of July. Self Lron Jr., aon of Mr! ndr Mf. Self Larson of S-fiady Cove,' has a two week'a ava from training at Tort Orel and it spending hit vaca tion at hi home in Medford. Jojrt rccantjy ha apent two vackt in' th Army hotpital tut is completely recovered oi. Mr. Theren Ma ton of feady Cove ia especting her irter, Mrs. Id Abernathy and deug hter, Shirley, to arrive from Downey, Calif., thia Week end for visit Ml Carroll Wataoa of Isd5 Cove entertained in her lam Saturday afternoon with birthday perty in honor of Iter job, Ltna Watson'a 8th tiirthdty. A luncheon was awed outdoors on the ter race followed by the opening of Be gifts. Xhoaa attending were Ken ny end Marion Vincent, Ed ward Learning and Susie and Defcbia Wilson, U of Shady Cova. A group of friends attended at housawtrming party for Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Spain of Sftidy Cove. During the eve- iAg the surprise presentation of two gifts wte made, a cof fee table and a iarge Ti plant. About 43 parsons atanded. Xh Spains have lived in fhe vicinity since their mar- ritge in 1840 when they came from Jackson, Mo., and set tled near Prospect. They lived there until 1890, at which time they moved to Shady Cove and have lived here contin uously fines that time. ,Mt. Marion Forney and t)a, Nail of Sprmgdale, Wish., gra visiting Mrs. Forney s sis ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Parkins of Shady Cove. "Mr. and Mrs. John Kleimer of North Hollywood, Cslif. are vacationing -at John Framp- 1 ton's Playtime-on -the-Rogue and have at their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ed S. Houseman of North Hollywood. They htvs had good luck fishing while here having caught two salmon. The Klei- mers have purchased proper ty from Mr. Frampton. be- ien hw place and the Dick Brewers and plan .to build these in the future. . Tha annual meeting of the southern Oregon dry cleaners was held3 at the Rogue River lodge June 25 with 41 mem- bars present. In attendance were members from Grants Pa, Ashland, Medford and ShaSy Cove. Neil Orchard of Chicago gtVe a talk on dry cleaning and consumer rela tions, o Je r o 1 d Pouloue of KBES-TV also gave a talk on advertising. Attending from this area vsere Mr. and Mrs Athel Dudley ef the Shady. Cove Cleaners-.and Mr. 'and Mrs. Tom Quail pt Central ywint. Oo " tarra-'iarhosnrose of Boise, Id., gpent ev day visit ing with her cousin indhus- ban, nr. ant Mrs. A. B. Clark of Bif utt crek, Tril. Balpn toimg et Trail hat peturnet fcorae trom the hos pital wAarm- fcs vnderwent v 2te m eoavajeaciag frank Bnieen of Trail hss also furd Jbqtfttt trxen tha hoapirel wkera hp kee been rtnlined tor treatmejit for an injueal hsmi. TJto Injuries areve uttered in (eM saw acei&ent ftueste a? 1aV. nfl Mrs. Archie Stovm have been Mr. 9 tows' eieter ad family, Mr. 'an !re. Cave Pruees snd tu4h1tn, Sheffy, d Playa del ilay, Celii. Te fltorms e bow on vacation visiting with Archie tretbfy and tamfly, Mr. nd Mrs. John ftf mi Clevetdate, Cli. ' 4 mm town By Jimmy Hatlo building th new Trail Com munity hurch, email tracts of timber .have been bought on timber sales with the mem bers getting together and log ging it off. A good sum of money was raised for the church on a previous timber purchase and- the members have been logging over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Logan of Burlingame, Calif., spent a few days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Torrance of Shady Cove. The Torrances' granddaughter, Penny Smith, is staying with them for a few days. She fell off a picnic table last week receiving a light concussion but is com pletely well now. Paavo Sasri of Shady Cove is spending a week visiting in Spokane with his son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn SsarL Al Gilhousen Jr. is work ing in Los Angeles for the Vinnell corp., a large con struction firm, and Jan Gil housen is working for Morri- on-K.nudsn company, also in Los Angeles. Allen Rogers of Trail has been doing assessment work on a mining claim near Butler Butte and while up there working saw two bear near the claim. One was brown and one black and both probably weighed in the neighborhood of 300 or 330 pounds. Appar ently they had just come out in the open after enjoying long winter's nap, he said. Mrs. Joe Waltz of Shsdy Cove returned to Sacred Heart hospital for a few days for further treatment end ob servstion. She expects to be there until the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watson of Trail and their grand daughter, Sheri Watson of Shady Cove, have been spend ing a week camping and fish ing at Seven lakes. Mr. snd Mrs. Erwin Vestch of Eureka, Calif., are house guesta at the horns of Mr. Veatch's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Art Levulett, of Shady Cove. Tha Bahamas, made up of 3.000 islands, cays, and rocks, depend on tha sea for trans portation, food, and wealth. From the time of the first set tlement, says the National Geographic Magaxin.-, the sea has been the chief highway. Columbus found dugout can oes that wr capsble of voy aging between islsnds. Fish has always been the main staple of diet. Court Records MUNICIPAL COUB.T Janet Louisa Phair, violatis ef basic rule, S10. WlUam Xarl Strowri"g, dis obeyed stop sifn, $5. Victor Alan Jannlngs, Usskaya' sto sign. S5. Harvey Wendell Havkin, Us obtyed stop sifn. (5. Fred Bag gens tos, violation ef ba sic rule. S10. Donald X. la wis. Tieiatvm at oa- sic rula. S10. Clarence aocar ravioB, m avar- ators license, SlO. Kiehard Harmaa DeGroot, fail ure to yield right f way, $10. Lerrv Bruce Mortn. disobeyed traffic signal. So. 1 Bernic Wolfe Nims, disobeyed no right turn sign, James Phillips, disobeyed red light. S5. Robert Georte atafeer, drac rac- ins. S33- Bernard Kaitk ckulte, a oper ators license. S3. John MUton Luttreu eie. obeyed Nd light, $5. Gerald iiymons snr, isiy tep sign, -S3. Zlmer Frederic Bcuraaer, rau- are to yield lifM trer. ! Htsei mil muiern,. raiinim wi Hie rule, SlO. Charles TJanry Heyt, disefceyed tee sign. SS, . ..... Chartene Ann raraea, xaiiea ve yield right of way, SlO. Alice Afnie tBIJW", mimnt-tyma red light. S3- , . Jack A. crumg, ieDoy i sign. So. Henry Thomas Guss, Tiolatien ef aeeic rule, 10. Gerald Leroy stall, apaiuna aim one headtisht. fo. ichar Knlston aim, Tteiauon f basic rule. S1Q- Ambroee I. Cranee. jauwre vs yield rtght of way, 10. Tn Byers wrong way m sv street. 1.S9. David Delmcr Crr, drag reeu, 025. William Pattarae Jacote, Tielo- of feeeic rule. 010. Blanche Olive Mouiten. vieiav teR tri basic rule. 10. ' Jtrtfiur Walter VanLaauwsa, v Fashionable Rounded Out by New Deniere Pads ft? DOC OUIGO Oaitod Pes f&tetftetioftS Xsw Tori (UPI) Every femm is entitled to pine for & form ftole, but the latest t rnge device for magnifying the womanly ahapa is, ht etiy, ust too mueh. It we Henry Wadswortlt Longfellow who remarked po etically that "things are not what they seem." He can say that again. Female fashion is becoming ft well rounded falsehood. Things ere getting so bad that you can't look at lady MISS CALIFORNIA San dra Lee Jennings, 18, of Riverside, Calif., nu peen sained Uiu CaliforriU and will represent the state in' the Via America ca&tegt in Atlantic atj. . T i VS. Govarmmeta iocs . o G A a vH n II 1 r if J I ' (i r '9- I ' raff !t " : f J;mt ,--H " ' tell-1- H v'xm ' 1 hiH&i if i -Pi its, I - o ' I rril j pF '! IfeWflfl i'J I o Q ' . . o Feminine Figtw es plow without wetaderiaj whetherdiction- she is throwing you fosta - rubber curve. Wht blested off the$ re marks was e paekege weitisg for ms oa my desk wfie& I relumed from vacation. It contained the efoeaae&Hoae4 strange device. Wowtn Wriftftt Atf With it wee e notation that this might be something wofta writing about. Well, sure it is. Also worth phUosophltinA about. What the tning opomg t be is modern, built-in bustle, worn et foun4UoA lercl. The note with it described i; as "the panty girdle with der riere pads." It has two beau tiful' rounded, taper etf, inch thick foam - rubber peds sbwb into the seat. To a man loofcing et this monstrosity, tha idee oeeure that it is e magnificent tri umph of fraction! eoatra- RED-HOI Our Beit Gradt of Red fit $Ub& Big DoubU Voa4twl2 o f) ngh Low Cost Futl for Nxf Witep It Pays to Ordfif Earfy flDFOEID Tel. S? 24111 c o ' o o 1 "IPS! 5o i - b Strengthen Amerwtfs geace $ew$p. . . lianiiii . v.'' O Buy 17: md pay forth miaertielftg. ffte Tr&mry ppttmt tm4b tkd vsasae'i wner V!rgf What ie a girdle fo??38 de wha it is airaiiHS, 8rtmoot, I'm enthralled at , Te slunnfa that's what. Sfov iiare ie n elas4ieiz4 gaaty girdle ad mirafely built to sguaaze the. ere it cove, ut contraQic- tiag itself fey adding out B5to A&4 8$a&iBg of eentradic- tiens, he a we have millions e wetneft ea strict dfl&t try isg te eleuga. pounds in ofevieuav plaees. And along cofsee this ffredericts of Hcft lywoed witft Si pafldeij pen- ties te etaffiulate the tostiq eURdkg8. a&fee to SMview 0 fieeemis interested in the sw develQfnSsnt, 8 localf9L newapape?; the Daily Nw, tt3ew is mguirmg-pnotag-r&pae eoluym te lnter4aws oa tte question: "V?het is your ejhuog of a girl wbjp re era to fialsa pffdding in the xeerT" the JBbsv enswer, o from FU Cewrf V McAndrew's . Savings iBofids o gAlDT&IBUNI, MsdforJ, Oreacn, WsJawJsy. July 1. 1958 jdy gamejd Anne Viviani Hrisbtte, was: "Since I've al- tha iea na" there are girls who edtually resort to this eubterfuge. Feminine figures are Becoming more mysteri- ou9 the new fashions. ow do you men tell fact om fiction these days?". There is the temptation to w QPEG1 NIGHTS SHOP FROM 9 A M. TILL 8 P.M. Thm Tbursdajr &Ked the dta Stardsy a. Ie 5:30 (was. O LiJas & Howard's BIG STORE- HIDE JULY SAVB ON - Furniture! Floor Covering 1 i mi Lucas & Howard's IPUITURI BARN A CQyqjTIONED FOR VoUR COMFORT BqptS qf CtsOrtS Point en 99 North of Medford o ehdt &mtion, Vfim Advertising Council . O sfia say that any girl who wears one of the new things should be turned over Jthe knee for a good spanking. 'But what good would that do? With an inch of rubber padding, she wouldn't even feel it. Prob ably the only thing we males can do is retaliate let's bring back the zoot suit with the brawny but false shoulders. M) SODA POP FOR EVERYBODY! and Post Office Address: 200 Cooler Theatre Building Medford, Oregon 0 O
