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LOG SUPPLY - Lack of rain this fall has
permitted logging to continue longer than
ever before, with many "summer shows"
till operating. As a' result, most southern
Oregon mills have been able to stockpile
more logs than in - past years, assuring
ample winter's supply. The picture above
shows part of the deck and pond at Timber
Products, Medford, which represents some
30 million board feet of saw logs.
Lumber Firms Pile
SawlogsDuringGood
Weather This Year
Lack of precipitation this
fall caused many persons to
become apprehensive about
next summer's water supply,
but local logging and lumber
firms were "making hay,'
with several summer logging
hows still in operation and
winter storage decks still un
touched.
Sawmill owners say that
even though there may be a
long wet spring, enough logs
are on hand to assure steady
operation. '
At Elk Lumber company,
where two 45-hour shifts are
' expected to run through the
winter, they are currently
running two 54-hour shifts,
with two 9-hour shifts on Sat
urdays, to keep up with woods
operations that ordinarily
would have been closed by
now, according to Vice Presi
dent and General Manager
George C. Flanagan.
Frozen Ground
Be said that logging opera
tions on summer shows have
never been carried out this
late in past years. Frozen
ground at. higher elevations
has helped bring this about,
In addition to the lack of rain
toll. According to Stewart Mc-
Hew Schedule for
Playground Made
Central Point-A new sched
ule reducing the maximum
amount of playground super
vision duty for teachers at
Jewett Elementary school has
been announced by Bill Brew
ster, principal.
The new schedule was
drawn up following an eval
uation of teacher duty by the
staff of Jewett school. The
new schedule reduces the
time a teacher spends in play
ground supervision from more
than 100 minutes daily, to 45
minutes.
There is now only one duty
assignment for each teacher
daily, and duties are changed
weekly. Teachers have found,
Brewster said, that the new
schedule allows them more
time for individual student at
tention and still provides suf
ficient playground supervision.
IRRIGATION
PUMPS
to 60 H.P.
From
$
29
50
up
13 . P- Shallow
Well $3300
V HJ DEEP WELL
With 42 Gallon Tank
and
jy$r :charBer
15450
Complete
Siskiyou Hardware
Ph. SP 2-2939225 W.x Man
. MEDFORD, OREGON
We Give S&H Green Stamps
Queen, vice president of Ko-
gap Lumber Industries, the
firm usually starts using logs
from their deck in November,
but this year, the middle of
December, they are still add
ing to then reserve supply.
They now have the largest log
inventory on record, McQueen
said.
Elk Lumber company does
not deck its logs, but instead
bands them together in ponds,
which are full to capacity
now, Flanagan said. .
Sawlogs Stockpiled
At Timber Products com
pany over 30 million board
feet of sawlogs have been
stockpiled for winter use, and
although decks are full haul
ing is still going on with the
logs going into the pond and
directly to the mill.
When weather closes woods
operations and hauling, then
the stockpile will be used, ac
cording to Manager T. K. Oli
ver. The new 40-acre pond
decking space around its I
perimeter provides much
greater - log- storage- area,
which became necessary with
the addition of a new gang
mill at Timber Products last
year.
Oliver said the firm has
plenty of logs for the winter's
operation in spite of increased
production.
Lumber market outlook
through 1960 is generally be
lieved to be good.
Service Firms Show
Rise in Receipts
Receipts of selected service
establishments in Medford to
talled $6,655,000, according
to the preliminary census of
business.
Medford showed an increase
of $1,269,000 or 23.6 per cent
over 1954 levels, according to
Harold K. Cherry of the Port
land field office of the depart
ment of commerce.
Total receipts of these es
tablishments in Oregon were
$266 million, a 22 per cent
rise over the 1954 totals.-
Grants Pass receipts were
$2,735,000 or a 5.1 per cent
increase, and Klamath Falls
receipts were $5,560,000, a
25.2 per cent increase over
1954 levels.
Roseburg was the only
large Oregon city to show a
decrease, with $3,045,000, a
decrease of 12.6 per cent
36 Landowners Seek
Help for Woodlands
Thirty-six landowners re
questing woodlapd assistance
were contacted last month by
Jim Fisher, farm forester for
the southwest district of the
state department of forestry.
Planting done by these
landowners totaled 117 acres.
Much of the farm forestry
work at this time of year is
concerned with tree planting
and Christmas tree growing.
Air Reserve Unit
Seeking Enlistments
The 9417 - Air Reserve
squadron in Medford is now
enlisting veterans from any
branch of the military serv
ices, according to Lt. Col.
Manville Heisel, commanding
officer of the local unit.
New enlistment - periods
run from two to six years, he
said. Further information can
be obtained from the Air
Force Reserve office at 216
East Main sfc-" .. '
House Trailer Fees
Change on Jan. 1
Salem - Oregon house trail
er owners will be paying a
new schedule of fees starting
Jan. 1 when a law adopted
by the last legislature be
comes effective. The new law
establishes a flat registration
fee and a license fee based
on market value.
A $6 registration fee for
all house trailers will replace
the former $15-$25 fee. The
new license fee will be 2 per
cent of 80 per cent of the
trailer's original market val
ue. This will be reduced about
10 per cent each year for the
first iive years after sold, and
5 per cent for the next four
years. After nine years there
is no reduction.
The department of motor
vehicles is charged with col
lection of both fees. It will
distribute collected license
fees to the counties of regis
tration. This fee replaces the
property tax formerly col
lected by the counties.
All house trailers with an
over-all length of at least 12
feet and six feet high from
floor to ceiling are now re
quired to be licensed and ree-
istered whether or not they
are used on a public road.
The fee applies even if trailers
are stored. The only excep
tions are for trailers held by
dealers and for trailers per
manently fixed on land by
foundation, attached struc
tures or fixed pipe connections.
Decorating Contest
Slated in Gold Hill
Gold Hill - The annual
Christmas home decorating
contest in the Gold Hill area
will be sponsored again this
year by the local Lions club,
according to Gilbert Mack,
publicity chairman for the
club.
Cash prizes will be award
ed the winners.
The Gold Hill Lions club
has invited all interested per
sons in this area to partici
pate. . . . ,
LEGAL NOTICES
NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
FOR SALE -Lake
O' Woods Ranger Station
Clearine
Sealed bids will be received by the
Forest Supervisor, or his author
ized representative at the office of
the District Ranger, Post Office
Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon,
up to and not later than 2:00 pjn,
January IS, 1960, for all merchant
able timber marked or designated
for cutting on an area embracing
12 acres, more or less, within Sec
tion 3, T. 37 S- R. 5 E., VfM., sur
veyed, in the Rogue River National
Forest, Klamath County, Oregon.
The estimated volumes are: 10 M
board feet of Douglas-fir, 10 M
Doara feet of pine species, ISO M
board feet of white fir and other
species. The minimum acceptable
bid per M Board feet is as follows:
Douglas-fir $29.15. pine species
$34.25, white fir and other species
17.35. This includes the following
rates per M board feet for stump
age: Douglas-fir $24.95, pine spe
cies $30.05, white fir and other spe
cies $13.15, and $4.20 for slash dis
posal for ail species. A money
order, bank draft, cashier's or cer
tified check in the sum of $1,500.00
must accompany each bid, to be
applied to the purchase price, re
funded, or retained for application
to any claim for damages, accord
ing to the conditions of sale. The
right to reject any and all bids is
reserved. Forest Service bid forms
for use in submitting sealed bids
and full information concerning the
timber, the conditions of sale and
the submission of bids should be
obtained from the District Ranger,
Khunath Falls, Oregon, or the For
est Supervisor, Medford, Oregon,
before bids are sumuie.
Seven Fires Fought
In Area in Month
Personnel of the southwest
district of the state depart
ment of forestry controlled
seven fires during November.
The fires brought the year's
total to 187. Total acreage
burned was 7,104.
Two fires last month were
attributed to lumbering and
two to debris burning. There
were one camper and one
smoker fire. Another was list
ed as "miscellaneous.'
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Lost and Found ,
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Wanted to Rent
Medford Realty Board
For Sale Real Estate
Business Opportunities
Wanted Real Estate
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
Building Supplie
Appliances
burniture
Musical Equip. Radio. TV
Sports and Hobbies
Miscellaneous
Dogs and Pets
Poultry -
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Wanted Livestock
Hay, Grain and Feed
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Each line per month .
Minimum per month
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Dead line on Classified Ads
5:30 pjn. for following day,
except 10 - a.m. for Monday;
for Sunday noon Saturday
Dead Line on- Display Classi
fied Ads 10.00 A.M. Saturday
for Sunday and Monday
3 PUW. theday before publi
cation for .Tues. through Fri.
APPROVED CREDIT
CHARGES BILLED
BY THE LINE
DIAL SP 3-6141
A-TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR sat. it. Christmas trees, 75c
$2. 4335 Hilsinger rd, SW of
Phoenix. KE 5-1447.
Geo's. Battery Repair Shop. Broken
cases, lids and posts replaced.
Open Sun. 136 Almond. SP 2-9206.
FOR SALE. Girl's bike, 26", nearly
new. Boy s Dike, -b , oaiioon
tires, $15. SP 2-5103.
SANTA Still has a few appoint
ments available for. Dec. 14th
thru 18th. NO 4-1748 SP 3-4400.
REDWOOD PLANTER TUBS, plant
tub walkers, copper pans, glazed
flower pots, pot stands.. Monarch
Seed & Feed Co. Downtown
Store.
WANTED: Customers at the Bilmar
Restaurant at 6th & Ivy. Break
fast, lunches & dinners. .Open
6:30 ajn. to 8 pn. week days,
10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sun. Delicious
waffles & hotcakes served all day.
TIME TO PUT ON Dormant Clean
up Spray. Get. from Monarch
Seed & Feed Co. Both Stores.
AERO SNOW. White, Pink, Blue.
Fireplace crystals. Monarch Seed
& Feed Co.
NOTICE
Tree topping, fruit tree pruning,
shrubbery pruning of all kinds.
SP 2-5376. WITHROW.
BIRD BATHS, Lawn Figures, Imi
tation Flowers. Many otner
Items. Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
Downtown Store.
PET SUPPLIES. Everything for
your pets -Unas, xaonarcn seea
& Feed Co. '
SAWDUST
for burners S&H green stamps
MEDFORD FUEL
Tel. SP 2-2111
HUMMING BIRD FEEDERS, wild
bird feeders, bird foods, xaonarcn
Seed & Feed Co.
FOR SALE A truckload of White
& Silver Tip Christmas Trees at
Colestin Springs, Ore. or co Box
156, Hilts, Calif.
PEONY ROOTS. Red, Pink, White.
Plant now. Monarch Seed & t eed
Co. Downtown Store.
REDWOOD SIDING, 8" V rustic
and 10" beveled. $80 M.
WESTSIDE LUMBER ,'
924 Summit Ave. SP 2-2559
HOLLY, Mistletoe, Wreaths, Swags
for Xmas decorations. Monarch
Seed & Feed Co. Downtown Store.
OIL TO BURN"
MOBIL HEAT
S&H Green Stamps, too..
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
Call SP 2-2111
BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS
for sale. 20c each Mail Tribune
Office. 33 N. Fir
ROSE BUSHES. They make a fine
gift. Over 50 varieties to choose
from. Monarcn seea at jreea o.
Downtown Store.
WILL TRADE good "51 Pontiac for
best, house trailer offered. UL5-
1014.
CUSTOM HOMES
by QUALITY BUILDERS
E. C. CONRAD & SON offers the finest in com
plete home planning. Trades are- accepted. Plans
and estimates. F.H.A. or G.I. Financing.
E. C. CONRAD & SON
Phone SP 3-1623 or SP 3-4159
A-TOO ftLTE TO CLASSIFY
BL03C BLOX BL03
2-foot and under
Big double or single loads
S&H green stamps
MEDFORD FUEL Tel. SP 2-2111
Lumber Worth the Money
FARMERS LUMBER CO.
' Barnett & Riverside, SP 2-5462
SPECIAL WHITE OAK, 2 cords
$36. Try our fragrant Laurel
' wood with the blue flame for
: Christmas Cheer. UL 5-1014.
FOR SALE: Almost new trombone
- with case. Child won't play & I
.'can't. SP 3-3268.
FOR SALE PEAR & PEACH OR
i CHARD. 15 a. irrigated acres in
. total. Preferred commercial var
ieties of both pears & peaches in
excellent condition. Cornice, Red
; Bartletts. Standard Bartletts. J.
H. Hale & Rio Osa Gem. On
paved road close to schools &
markets. Call SP 2-5885 after
6p.m.
I
FOR RENT 2-bdrm. home. How
' ard School district. SP 2-7251.
C-CARD OF THANKS
The kindnesses and sympathy of
our neighbors and friends in our
recent sorrow will always remain
with us a precious memory. Our
sincere thanks and gratitude for
ail those comforting acts.
. Mr. & Mrs. Leo Jacobs
and family
: Mr. & Mrs. E. W. Harris
' and family.
-LODGE NOTICES
Medford Bodies Scottish
Rite, Monday, Dec. 14, 1959,
8 pjn. Stated Lodge and
Chapter. Refreshments.
Visiting Brethren welcome.
Fred A. Purdin, Secretary
Medford Lodge No. 83,
w- . I.O.O.F. meets Tuesday,
Dec. 15 at 8 pjn. Visit
. ors welcome. Refresh
ments. Ronnie Atkins, N.G.
3-PERSONAl
t WILL NOT be responsible for
debts other than my own. Rob
ert W. Morgan, P.O. Box 646,
Jacksonville, Ore.
LET Kitty do your personalized
shopping and gift wrapping in
the lobby of the Jackson Hotel.
Open 10 until ? Monday thru
Saturday until Christmas. Spon
sored by the WVA.B.I.'s for
, their program for childwelfare.
W ATKINS Products SP 3-5667
24-HOUR NURSING CARE One
private room available. Mountain
View Nursing Home. Phone MU-2-2541,
Ashland. . .
CHRISTMAS WITH STREAM
LINED "LO-HEET"
Stainless steel heavy
. 3-ply cookware. Premiums.
Sales & Service. SP 3-2463
for appointments.
ANYONE having a drinking prob
lem is welcome at Alcoholic
Anonymous 8:30 p.M. Tues. & Sat.
Rear of 212 N Oakdale SP 2-6657
HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS?
See Dick Milestone He can ar
range a loan for you from $50
to 4)500. on furniture, automo
bile or salary American Finance
Corp, 123 W Main St. Ph. SP-
2-S2C1
DENTURES repaired & re-lined
while you wait Day or eve SP-
3-bu-6 5 Lozier Lane
BUSINESS CARDS
$4.68 per 1,000. SP 3-4761
Merle Norman Cosmetics
214 Fluhrer Bldg.
Rawleigh Products:
SP 2-4438
SKATES FOR CHRISTMAS?
Famous CHICAGO SKATES are
the world's favorites. Order
them now at the ASHLAND
SKATEWAY. Dec. 16 is the
- . last date for delivery
before Christmas.
Miriam's Beauty Shop
909 E. Jackson SP 3-3808
Miriam Ward, operator
PUT ' your orders in now for the
Holidays home made ITALIAN
RAVtOLAS. Call NO 4-1077.
4-LOST AND FOUND
LOST A baby stroller in the vici
nity of Rogue Fo6d Shop, Dec. 10.
Call 12th St. Trailer Park, ask
for Ron Richardson.
4 LOST AND FOUND '
TitSE dogs are at the county dog
pound and will be held 5 days.
Closed Sunday afternoon. 1 large
black & tan German Shepherd,
male. 1 black, part Cocker, male
P"P
LOST: Boston Bull Terrier pup. In
vicinity of Cherry Lane. Color
is brindle & white. SP 3-1252.
LOST: Boy's bicycle. Serial No.
102319. Lost near Hedrick Jr.
High. English. Chrome with black
trim. Reward $10. SP 2-4967.
LOST: Dec. 11, a gold locket. In
the vicinity of Mann's Dept. store
or downtown. Has little tied bow
with a diamond in the locket.
Picture inside: small reward of
fered. SP 2-6801.
5-INSTRUCTIONS
PIANO Lessons KE 5-1177.
GUITAR lessons. Steel-Spanish. By
note or ear. SP 3-4672.
A GIFT of lasting pleasure. Give
PIANO & VOICE lessons to in
terested students. For informa
tion call SP 2-7012.
MEN
FOR
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
OPERATION
NEW highway & constructions
programs are under way in ev
; ery part of the counrty. NOW is
-the time to become a specialist.
... A HEAVY EQUIPMENT OP
ERATOR. YOtT can learn to operate the
Heavy Equipment so vital to our
booming construction industry.
Complete new modern training
program for Heavy Equipment
Operators is now offered. Free
nationwide placement assistance
available. , .
'Write today for full Information.
Heavy Equipment Division
NORTHWEST SCHOOLS
Dept. HD-57 -co
Tribune Box 9200
LName ....
Adrdess
City
State .
Age ,
. Phone
Hrs. I work. From.
..to
1 0 WANTED MALE HELP
EXPERIENCED mechanic with own
hand tools. Permanent work for
right man. See Millard, Courtesy
Chevrolet Used Car Shop.
SHOP Foreman for heavy equip
ment distributor. Must be able
to meet the public and handle
men. Job is permanent with old
established company. Write Mail
Tribune Box 9253.
SALESMAN 25 to 35 to sell Ram
blers (the fastest moving car in
the Industry). Demonstrator fur
nished along with gas allowance.
Commission. See Howard Scrog
gin, Lea Motors. 5th tc Bartlett.
PITNEY BOWES, INC office
equipment manufacturers, have
an opening as Service Trainee
in Medford for a young man who
is interested in steady employ
ment. Mechanical aptitude and
. dependable car essential. Our
compensation includes salary,
group hospitalization and life in-
surance, paid vacations, wage and
salary dividends, retirement plan.
We pay insurance and mileage
on car. Call Mr. Reed at the
Crater Inn Motel after Monday
for an interview.
10 WANTED MALE HELP
YOU can make better than average
income (commission - basis) sell
ing Electrolux America's larg
est selling Cleaner. New Electro
lux Cleaners are not sold in
stores. Investigate this OPPOR
TUNITY. Write P.O. Box 3334,
Eugene. Ore
PROFITABLE fall season ahead.
Good Watkins Dealership. Obtain
stock on credit, if qualified. For
FREE details write The J. R.
Watkins Company. 3903 Brook-
, lyn Ave- Seattle, 5. Washington.
MEDFORD boys for The Oregonian
routes. Call SP 2-2387.
10 WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED Upholsterer. Modern
Furniture Co. 1222 S. Riverside.
Medford. SP 2-2473.
BOYS between the ages of 12 and
14 for Mail Tribune Routes in
Ashland. Must be in Junior High
Can MU 2-1021 or SP 2-6141.
JACKSONVILLE BOYS
between the ages of 12 and 14
for Mail Tribune Routes in
Jacksonville. Must be in Junior
High. Call MU 2-1021 or SP-2-6141.
MEN train for HEAVY EQUIPMENT
OPERATION. See our ad under
Class. 5, Instruction.
MAIL TRIBUNE. MedW, Or. C
Sunday, Dec 13, 195
10 WANTED MALE HELP
MAJOR OIL CO. has opening for
YOUNG MAN age 23 to 33 as
i salaries SALES TRAINEE with
unlimited opportunity for AD
VANCEMENT. Prefer married
man with military obligation sat
isfied. College. degree andor sell
ing experience, ambition and de
sire to perform are requisites.
ARE YOU THIS MAN? Write
Tribune Box 9678.
Most people are astonished to discover
that the Volkswagen Station Wagon is
only a few inches longer than the
Volkswagen Sedan and a good four
feet shorter than the conventional
station wagon. Yet it holds more than
the largest station wagon you can buy
and costs hundreds of dollars less.
Come see it and drive it this week.
N MORSE MOTORS
Volkswagen Headquarters 6th and Ivy, Medforo
AUTMOftUtO
TO DAY Audrey Sims
Demonstrates
Christmas Decorations
...for the Home, Party, School, Church, etc.
KBES-TV
Following Pro Football Approximately 4:15
SIMS Cycle and HOBBY SHOP
I ji sidewalk rnnr?
If. I .
! L
HAPPY HAPCO has put all the BARGAIN STORE ap
pliances ON THE SIDEWALK at 303 South Front
MONDAY, DEC. 14. All prices are reduced and then
he has gone further yet if you deliver your own
appliance you Save $10.00 from the SALE PRICE. Never,
a SALE like THIS. See Happy, at the BARGAIN STORE.
1 Only
BLACKSTONE DRYER
WAS $87.70 - NOW $67.78
Deliver $57.70
2 uieutomaatScs WASHERS
Guaranteed
WAS $97.70 - NOW $77.70
Too
Haul
$67.70
2 Hotpoint RANGES
WAS $87.70 - NOW $77.70
$67.70
Ton
Haul
2 Packard Bell Console
TELEVISION SETS
WAS $97.70 - NOW $87.70
$77.70
3 Bendix Good and Guaranteed
DRYERS
WAS $87.70 - NOW $67.70
HauL .. 1 $57.70
2 Real Good Frigidaire
REFRIGERATORS
WERE $117.70 - NOW $97.70
Deliver $87.70
2 Hot Point Automatic .
WASHERS
WERE $97.70 - NOW $77.70
Deliver $67.70
Late Model Used Maytag
DRYER (3 Heat)
WAS $127.70 - NOW $97.70
Deliver
87.70
STTjVANIA SILVERDOME ytf
CAPEHART Any of these 3
WERE $97.70 - NOW $77.70
You
HauU
$67.70
Late Model
GE DRYER
WAS $107.70 - NOW $87.70
$77.70
50 Other Good Appliances to Choose From
Ask About Our
CONVENIENT TERMS
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