6A 'MAIL TRIBUNE, MerJforrJ, Oregon, Sunday, March T, 1959
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2 You ' 32 Rehgkx 62 New
3 Prepor. 33 With 63 Green
4Toll 34T.mes 64 And
5 Luck's 35 Be 65 Indicoted
6 For 36 Opt imi5 66 Don't
7 Visits 37 Very 67 Love
8 Good 38 Don't 68 G
9Gleon 39 You' 69 A
W Con 40 Thoughts 70 Mom
11 Malicious 41 Stimulating 71 Light
12 M 42 Lend 72 Unfilled
13 You 43 Force 73 Invitations
14 Influences 44 Letters 74 Todoy
15 If 450twervonc 75 Clothes
16 Books 46 New 76 Than
17 Anyone 47 Or 77 Proceed
18 Abound 48 Will 78 Showdown
19 And 49 Decisions 79 With
20 Don't 50 Of 80 Plans
21 Neglect 51 You've 81 Refresh
22 Cheerful 52 Unexpected 82 You
23 Tries 53 Todoy 83 Hove
24 Must 54 Good 84 It
25 Pol 55 Borrow 85 Is
26 To 56 Got 86 Reosonoble
27 And 57 Effect 87 Postpone
28 Much 58 In 88 Action
29 Important 59 Compromises 89 New
30 Huve - 60 The 90 Rorronce
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Salem-JUPD-A bill to negoti
ite for the purchase of the
old Methodist mission estab
lished by Jason Lee about
lb miles north of here has
been introduced In the Ore
gon House by Rep. Winton J.
Hunt (R-Woodburn).
A-TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
BARGAINS
IV USED APPLIANCES
1 Westinghouse Upright Deep
Freezer $275.00
1 Servel Gas Refrigerator
; $149.00
1 Westinghouse Refrigerator
$ 50.00
1 Norge Refrigerator $ 99.50
1 Crosley Shelvador Refer.
-..; $135.00
1 Jacuzzi Deep Well Pump
$45.00
1 Dayton Deep Well Pump
: $60.00
1 Universal Deep Well Pump
S85.CW
1 Used Roto Hoe Tiller ... $75.00
1 17" Westinghouse Portable
T.V $120.00
1 Westinghouse Laundromat
$55.00
1 Bendix Dryer $75.00
1 Mont Ward JL.H. Door Refer.
$75.00
1 Frigidaire Refer. & Freezer
Combo $75.00
1 Coronado Refrigerator . $85.00
1 Westinghouse Refrigerator
$75.00
1 Kenmore Wringer Washer
$45.00
I-IHg. E. Portable Dishwasher
$55.00
1 Maytag Wringer Washer
: $55.00
1 Oakland Wood Heater ..$100.00
1 Grand Gas Range $45.00
1 Mont Ward Freezer & Refer
Combo $110.00
1 Maytag Automatic Washer
$89.95
1 Maytag Automatic Washer
$59.95
1 Mont Ward Wringer Washer
$35.00
1 Mont Ward Wringer Washer
$25.00
J Roper Gas Range $65.00
1 Double Cement Laundry
Trav $10.00
1 Kenmore Wringer Washer
.. $45.00
1 Wardomatic Automatic
Washer $95.00
1 Western Holly Gas Range
$100.00
1 Dearborn Gas Heater....$55.00
1 Easy Spin Dry Washer ..$45.00
1 Maytag Square Tub Washer
$75.00
1 Montag Wood Range S55.00
1 Johnson Outboard 1'iHP
Motor $75.00
1 Rivoli 120 Bass Accordion cost
$595. like new $295.00
1 Snnnla 120 Bass Jr.
Accordion .$273.00
117" Table Model TV
Westinghouse $125.00
121" Table Model T. V.
Westinghouse .. $125.00
1 Westinghouse Electric
Range $135.00
1 Monarch Wood & Electric
Range $125.00
1 Westinghouse Wash & Dry
Combination $185.00
1 Late Model Westinghouse
Laundromat $225.00
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
EASY TERMS
Ted Paulus Valley Hardware
324 SW Sixth St. Phone GR 6-3211
Grants Pass Oregon
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the
Sams Valley-Beagle soil conserva
tion district will hold its annual
meeting and election of supervis
ors on Monday. March 16. 1959. at 8
8 p.m. in the Eagle Point Grange
hall. Eagle Point. Ore. The annual
report of the district will be givvi.
Two supervisors will be eleSfd
to fill vacancies.
Authorized by the resolution of
the board of supervisors this
23rd day of February. 1959.
- Elwood Abbott, chairman.
Gene Winters, secretary,
' Sams Valley-Beagle soil conser
vation district.
KILL 35 ALGERIANS
Algiers - (UPD French para
troopers killed 35 Algerian
rebels in a battle in the Our
senis mountains southwest of
Algiers, French officials said
Friday.
STILL
GROWING
This year, more than 2 million members of Amer
ica's 4-H Clubs are sharing in activities that will
help make them happy and valuable citizens
tomorrow. We salute the members of 4-H every
where especially you forward-looking boys and
girls of our owa community. Our bank is always
glad to cooperate with you in every possible way.
FES. 28-MARCH 7 IS NATIONAL 4-H CLUB WEEK
Yfjur funds ore insured here up to $10,000 by Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation. Your savings earn interest at 2 Vi semi
annually. Interest on three year certificates of deposit 3
mm
MEDFORD
You and Your Pet
(Prepared under the auspices of the Southern Oregon
Humane Society)
Conference Set
For Parents at
School for Deaf
Salem-The 11th annual con
ference for parents of pre
school age deaf and hard of
hearing children will be held
at the Oregon State School for
the Deaf in Salem March 22
through 25.
Among the 11 agencies co
operating in the conference
is the Junior Service League
Kindergarten in Medford.
Purpose of the conference
is to assist parents working
with their deaf or hard of
hearing child and to acquaint
them with agencies which of
fer services to this type of
handicapped child.
Parents will have an oppor
tunity to observe classes from
the kindergarten level through
high school work. Members
of the participating agencies
will be on panels to discuss
problems facing the parents
of the deaf child.
Room Furnished
Parents have been asked to
take their deaf or hard of
hearing child with them and
living accommodations will
be furnished by the Oregon
state school during the con
ference without cost to the
parents. Parents should plan
to arrive Sunday afternoon,
March 22, and plan to leave
Wednesday afternoon, March
25.
The Junior Service League
Kindergarten in Medford, lo
cated at 606 Victory st., of
fers instruction in speech,
speechreading, acoustic train
ing with a group hearing aid,
language development, rhyth
mic training as well as regu
lar nursery school and kinder
garten experiences for deaf
and hard of hearing children
between two and six years
old.
Pupils for the Medford kin
dergarten must have physical
examinations and be referred
by a doctor or public agency.
Mentally retarded children are
not taken into the kindergar
ten, officials noted.
The kindergarten serves all
of southern Oregon with chil
dren enrolled from Grants
Pass, Ashland, Klamath Falls
and other communities near
Medford.
If you pjpk up a starving
dog, and make him prosper
ous, he will not bite you. This
is the principle difference be
tween a dog and a man.
We seek your cooperation
in ridding our streets, high
ways and alleyways of aban
doned or stray small animals.
The s6lution of this problem is
as easy as ABC - "Animal
Birth Control."
Pet owners should adopt
and carry out a sensible pro
gram of animal birth control.
By this is meant humane neu
tering by professional veter
inarians of all pets.
If you have a dog or cat and
can no longer take care of it,
or just don't want it around,
don't just give it away to the
first person, who will take it
off your hands. Call the Hu
mane society office, NO
4-2406, and we will endeavor
to find a good home.
We must learn to sympa
thize with the animals about
us. We must realize that they
love life just as we love it,
that they suffer just as we suf
fer, that they are hurt by
harshness and threats as we
are hurt by them, that they
are influenced by our thoughts
as we are influenced by the
thoughts of one another, that
they love kindly treatment as
you and I.
A clipping taken from the
Los Angeles Times in which
Jack Smith was writing under
the byline "Smith and Men,"
stated there are people who
like cats and will defend them
beyond reason, that these peo
ple are psychologically sick.
If attachment to these crea
tures of nature, or if laboring
in their behalf, represents, ac
cording to Jack Smith, a neu
rotic personality, then I for
one along with President
Roosevelt, Gen. George Pat
ton and many others, am neu
rotic. I shall continue to cham
pion the rights of dogs and
cats and other animials, and
if by my efforts I am labeled
neurotic, then I shall not dis
claim it. One of the hallmarks
of the mature mind is its abil
ity to comprehend pains and
problems other than its own,
Man is the only animal
which causes others pain
without any further object
than that of doing so. The
other animals never do it oth
erwise than to satisfy their
hunger or in the heat of con
flict. t
You sometimes wonder why
so-and-so bought a such-and-such
dog. The dog and people
may have been congenial
once, but they definitely are
n't now, in fact, they seem un
comfortable with each, other,
and constantly at odds'. It is
plain to see neither the pres
ent owner nor the dog will
profit from such an unhappy
relationship. Every puppy is
appealing in some way. Their
soft, baby roundness and in
nocently questing playfulness
makes them irresistible even
to people who don't like dogs.
Unfortunately, they don't
stay that way, puppies do
have to grow up, and some
dog owners find themselves in
the position of some confirm
ed apartment dwellers I
heard of, who wanted, a small
dog. With full assurance that
this was a small dog, they
were given a "toy terrier,"
that happened to be a Great
Dane puppy that a prankish
friend had bred, and wanted
to find a good home for: The
last I heard, the "toy terrier"
had grown to full Dane dimen
sions, and was lording it over
his doting owners, who had
bought a country home with
five acres of fenced-in land
for him.
Not all turn out that well:
People are people and dogs
are dogs.
There is in every animals'
eye a dim image of humanity,
a f 1 a s h - of strange light
through which their life looks
Hoffa Quits Plans
To Organize Police
Philadelphia- (UPD-Teamster
President James R. Hoffa
said Thursday night that
plans to organize the nation's
police departments have been
shelved.
He said organizers will con
centrate instead on bringing
the giant vending machine
business into the' Teamsters'
Union.
out and up to our great mys
tery of command over them,
and claims fellowship.
We accept stray, injured
and unwanted animals, your
Humane Society.
Humane Joe.
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Adding Machines . Calculators
TYPEWRITERS - DICTAPHONES
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VOIGHT'S
41 South Grape Phone SP 2-4100 EASY PARKING
Medford Office Equipment Co.
Voight will give you a better deal
Jerry Lee Lewis
Becomes Father
Ferriday, La. - (UPD - Rock-and-roll
singer Jerry Lee
Lewis, whose marriage to his
13-year-old cousin kicked up
an international fuss, became
the father of a seven-pound
boy Friday.
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