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Newspaper Page Text0 o o MONDAY. JUNE 20, 1969 MEDFORD. MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. B 5 They'll Do It Every Time CEDDAR.THE NOVELTY-STORE MAM, bcxi ina aAusswwa KKltt DOWN WITH HIS 25 REFRAIN .. . By Jimmy Hatlo So THE DRUMMER SOLO HIM A FEW 6 AT PRACTICALLY OOST-WMM-SO WHAT GIVES RETAIL-WISE NOW? MORE THAN I5t EACH" t !!&SyjLl-4-T M "Vl I GOT TO RETAIL 'EM . ,". YVA 1 r.pujtuitcs Ar A aUAI?TERMy k iJJurxmmmK w i3 1860. Kini- t'ohim Sfadiut Lsas-. Wtsrid tft Something Should Be Done About Programs, Says Writer Edltor'i note: The followlne article was written by a June grad uate of the srhoul of Journalism at the University of Oregon as an "(tutorial summary' of the con elusions developed In the senior thesis required of each graduate. The opinions are those of the writer. By MARY LEONARD (Sacramento, Calif.) Tel-e-vi-sion: the transmis sion or reproduction of a view or scene, especially a person or object in motion, by any device which converts light rays into electric waves and reconverts these into visible light rays. That's now Web ster defines it. Depending on their points of view, many people have devised their own definitions of the medium. Some con demn it as a "monster," and others hail it as a "miracle." Since last October, this ubi quitous and omnipresent me dium has been under an in tensified barrage of verbal fire. Parents, teachers, police officials, ministers, people from all walks of life, geog raphically scattered from Maine to California, have joined their voices in a united protest against television pro gramming; and a deafening roar for action has ensued Contributing Factor What factor or combination of factors has spurred the cur rent demand for program in vestigation and improvement? Revelation of the quiz scan dals is the most apparent con tributing factor. Further delv ing into the problem reveals that people, especially parents and others who work with young people, have expressed concern about TV program ming since the advent of the medium a decade ago. Con tent of programs have been most consistently condemned. Various viewer groups have been organized through the years to tally the amount of murder and mayhem on pro grams televised in a given area over a certain period of time, and programs with con tent tagged "objectionable" have been on the increase dur ing the last few years. Protest has been registered because many of these shows are offered specifically as children's programs, and those that aren't are commonly tele vised during children's view ing hours. All Have Program Part Agitation for improvement has been to little avail in the past for several reasons. One is that the responsibility for deciding on programs cannot be pinned down definitely to the network, station, or adver tiser, although all have a part to play. Another stumbling block Is that a tremendous quantity of material must be televised each year, and quality is sacri ficed to satisfy TV's voracious appetite. Difference In time on coast-to-coast hookups has been one of the primary difficulties in televising network programs for children. Prompted by the revelation of the quiz scandals and 'ik ing into consideration '" ose knotty problems, authorities in the iidustry have again tackled the question of poor programming and come up with several plans of improve ment. Some say that more stringent authority should be vested in the federal com munications commission, while others contend that the industry should be allowed to conduct Its own house-cleaning with no "censorship" by the government. Infant Industry FCC Chairman John Doer fer has claimed that TV is mprplv an Infant Industry with growing pains and that nn oHHiiinnsl legislation is tinprloH to mime TV of Its ills, He has consistently made the point that the American peo ple ore rpoosed to any govern ment acilnn on programming and that the FCC has never taken a I'stion s licence away W re.-ie.oni of programming because it wants to avoid ac cusations of censorship. This passive attitude is definitely not one to promote efforts at at cleaning up TV's ills; in fact, it acts as a wet blanket on all attempts at improve ment. How can worthwhile im provements be effected? Ac tion must be taken on three fronts: by the FCC, In the in dustry, and in the home. First of all, the federal communications com mission must realize that it must take a positive attitude toward the curing of TVs ills. Judging from past behavior, an entire ly new FCC staff could ful fill the duties of commission ers better than the present members. Holds Substantial Authority Because the FCC already has substantial authority granted it by the Communica tions Act of 1934, very little new legislation is necessary. It is only essential that Con gress give the commission the authority to suspend station licenses and employees make public any private interests that could be aided by the programming of the station with which they are associated. Bolstered by new members, armed with a positive altitude toward the problems of the TV Industry, and aided by a minimum of government legis lation, the FCC should then proceed to effect some much needed changes. For one thing, it should give more time and consideration to the license renewal proceedings held every three years and should require that stations give much more comprehen sive explanations of program ming during these proceed ings. In order to give viewers an opportunity to express their opinions on a station's programming, hearings should be held in the area where the station involved is located. Prior to the hearings, suffic ient publicity should be given them in order to be sure that all interested people can plan to attend and offer construc tive criticism. Diversified Schedule Within the industry Itself, a more diversified program schedule which would move the so-called "cultural" or "education" programs from undesirable hours to the much - sought - after evening hours, thereby giving viewers a much better opportunity to watch these programs, should be established. In taking this action, both stations and net works should set up a policy prohibiting the telecasting of programs featuring crime and violence until after 9 p.m., by which time most children have gone to bed. The prob lem of coast-to-coast time dif ferences faced by network programs has already been somewhat alleviated by the use of videotapes and kine scopes, and their use would aid in making suitable offer ings available at desirable times all over the nation. Although the FCC cannot lecallv do anything about pro gram content because of the restrictions imposed by tne First Amendment and Section 326 of the Communications A c t of 1934. improvements can be brought about by in tensive and sustained public demand. Individual viewers should take it upon them selves to put their complaints in writing and mall tnem to local stations, networks, ad vertisers, and the FCC. Pub lic wpport of such program- improvement groups as the Nat onal Farent-Teacnera As sociation and popular boycott of objectionable program! could effectively cause im provements' In a particular show or cause it to go off the air due to lack of an audience. Advertisers are definitely re sponsive to such pressures even if their sole motivation li jelf-lnterest. On the home front, parents must take It upon themselves gram selections of their chil dren. By helping them to be come discriminating viewers, they can help them reap the many benefits that ran be ob tained from television and thereby convert the potential TV "monster" into a veritable "miracle." CLASSIFIED AD DIRECTORY PERSONAL Lodge Notlcei Special Club Event Persons! , Lost nd Found ,. Instructions Wanted Male Help Wanted Female Help Male or Female Help M wamea anuauoni . 11 23 .24 25 30 31 32 33 Wanted Miscellaneous Financial St Loan .. REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses Far Rent Apartments For Rent Furnished Rooms Rent Rooms and Board For Rent Miscellaneous; Wanted To Rent Medford Realty Board For Sale Real Estate ... Business Opportunities wanted Heal Estate FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies 40 Appliances 41 Furniture 42 Musical Equip., Radio, TV w 43 Sports and Hobbies 44 Miscellaneous , 45 Dogs and Pet SO Poultry , -, - Si Livestock . 52 Wanted Livestock ., ,,. 33 Hay, Grain and Feed 54 Fruits Ac Vegetables 35 Automotive & Equipment Machinery and Tractor . 60 Lor Ring Equipment 61 Equipment for Rent 62 Trailers 70 Parts and Accessories 71 Cycles and Scooters 72 Cars and Trucks 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Classify Business Directory ., Lard of Thanks LEGAL NOTICE Yriters Guild Ends Five-Months Strike Beverly Hills, Calif. - (UPD - The Writers Guild of America voted to end officially Sun day night their five - month strike against major studios making television films and 16 members of the Alliance of Television Producers. Negotiators settled the strike last week, but the new contract had to be ratified by membership vote Sunday night. Guild spokesmen said the most important gain in the new six-year agreement was a clause whereby writers will share in profits from their works as do playwrights. Funds Paid to Klamath Indians Portland - (UPD - The Port- land area office of the Bureau of Indian Affairs has dis bursed $2,158,000 to 1,660 withdrawing members of the Klamath Indian tribe and their heirs in the first major payment under terms of the Klamath Termination Act. The amount represented re ceipts from the sale of the Antelope Desert sustained yield timber unit on the reser vation, grazing fees, personal property sales and other in comes in connection with the termination proceedings, in t e r i o r department officials said. NOTICE OF BALE Notice is hereby given that on the 5th day of July, 160, at 10:00 A.M., at the front door of the Jack son County Court House In Med ford, Oregon, 1 shall sell at public auction tor cash to the highest bidder, all of (he right, title, estate, lien and interest of Lloyd C. Hin richs, and Chester W. Clark, in dividually and as co-partners do ing business as H St C Construction Company, In the following des cribed real property, situated in Jackson County, lo-wit; commencing at tne nortneasi corner of Section 15 in Township 39 South. Range 1 East of the Willamette Meridian In Jackson County, Oregon, thence West along the norih line of said Sec tion, a distance of 522.5 feet, thence South 30.0 feet to the southerly line of State Highway No. 66, thence continue South parallel to the east side-line of Normal Avenue 1405.0 feet to the true point of beginning; thence continue South 55 0 feet; thence East parallel with the north line of said Section. dis tance of 20 0.0 feet; thence North 55 0 feet; thence West parallel with the north line of said Sec tion 15. a distance of 200.0 feet to tne true Doint of beginning. Said sale Is made pursuant to an Execution In Foreclosure, Issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson, on the 10th day of May, 19H0, in a matter wherein First federal savings and Loan Associ ation of Medford. Oregon, ft corp oration, is Plaintiff and Llovd C. Hinrichs, a single man, and Chester W. Clark. sinele man. individual. ly and as co-partners doing bus iness as H St C Construction Co; Albert L. Johnson and Mary T. jonnson. nusonnd and wife. John C. Collins, C. B. Collins and Grace C. Collins, individually and as co partners doing business as Asn- land Lumber Co., also known as Ashland Lumber Company; Pat W noacn, aoing Business as me L.igni house Pat's Sales and Service; Mil ton Hamilton; and Theodore Bo- nenKamp, are uetenaanis. Dated this 26th day of May. 1960, Joseph D. Walsh, Sheriff LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids endorsed "Prooosal for the Installation of a Ten (10) Inch Cast Iron Water Main on Juanipero Way from Mira Mar Avenue to Murphy Road, in the City of Medford, Oregon" will be received by the City Council of me uy oi meotora, uregon, at the office of the Superintendent of the Board of Water Commissioners. CltV Hall. Medford. Ore eon. until 11:00 A.M. on the First Dav of July, 1960. and will then be pub- uii.i ujjciicu aim retia. me worn lor which oronosals are invnea win oe paia oy inv Dfovement Fund Warrants from as sessment to be levied upon the property benefited by such work and by Water Commission Warrants I as set forth in Section 48 of the General Provisions . The work includes the following- FURNISHING AND INSTALLING Approximately 898 linear feet Ex cavation and Backfill. Approximately B49 linear feet 10" Cast Iron Pipe. Approximately 49 linear feet 6" Cast Iron Pipe. Approximately l only 10" tiate Valve with Valve Box. Approximately 2 only 6" Gate Valve with Valve Box. Approximately 1 only 5 Fire Hydrants. Approximately 530 lbs. Cast Iron Fit lines. fiana ana specifications may oe obtained irom tne wnter commis sion office in the City Hall a Medford, Oregon, upon the deposit of Ten ( 10 Dollars, which sum so deposited will be refunded If said Plans and Specifications are re turned in good condition within ua aays auer me opening oi otas. The necessary cast Iron Dine. valves and fittings shall be pur chased from the Board of Water Commissioners at their shop on Fir and Jackson Street and at the job site. The right Is reserved to reject any or all proposals and to accept such proposals as are to the best interest of the City. Dated this 20th day of June, lOfiO. CITY OF MEDFORD, OREGON By Robert L. Lee Robert L, Lee. Superintendent Board of Water Commissioners ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received until 2:00 p.m.. Pacific Standard Time. Tuesday. June 28, I960, at the of. flee of Howard R Pcrrln. Archt tect, 1415 Esplanade, Klamath Falls. Oregon. Bids will be for the construction of a rectory for Saint i ticks rarisn, j.anevicwt ure gon. The rectory will be a one and two story brick veneered frame structure and have an area ot approximately 4.033 sauare feet, General bids are requested which win inciuae an items oi worn ne- eessarv to complete the protect, Contract documents, which In clude drawings and specifications may be obtained at the office of Howard R. Perrin. Architect, 1415 Esplanade, Klamath Falls, Oregon for a deposit of S25.00 per set. which deposit will be returned to tne niooer upon return oi tne docu ments to the Architect. Plans and specifications are on file and may be examined at the Builders Exchange in Portland. Eugene. Medford. Klamath Falls, uregon. ana at tne rectory in Lakeview. All bidders must comply with me Laws oi we state oi uregon. relating to xne prequaiuicaiion oi bidders. Chanter 270. Oregon Re- vised Statutes; prequ a lifi cation forms are Immediately available at me ottice oi tne Architect. The successful bidder will be required to furnish a Surety Com pany Bond in full amount of the Contract Price, and he shall he required to carry Publie Liability insurance as specified. A bidders bond or certified check in amount eaual to five percent (5) of the lump sum bid must accompany the bid as a guarantee for the execution of the contract and bonds, in case the contract la awarded to the bidder. The Rector of the Saint Patricks Church reserves the right to reject any and ail bids ana to waive any informalities. Si (mod; SAINT PATRICKS CHURCH By REV. PETER DVIUNAN Classified Rates t day per word .-...- le I dayi per word le 3 days per word 10c 4 dayi per word -12c days per word ......... Me Bv Line Per Month 12 26 (Minimum First Issue ftOc) Business Directory Each line per month IMS Minimum per month MH.5.2ft Dead Una on Classified Ads 6 30 p jn for following day, except 10 am tor Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday Dead Lin on Display Classi. fled Ads 10:00 A M Saturday for Sunday and Monday 9 P M the day before publi cation for Tues. through trt. APPROVED CREDIT CHARGES BILLED BY THE LINE A-Too Late To Classify SPECIAL on Zinnias, Marigolds, ; Lobi'iia, Agoraium .v reiumas. BERKYDAlE FLOWER FARM BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS for snie, sue eacn. man iriuunc office 33 North Fir 8000 BD. FT. of 1x12 fir boards No. 4 at 4S per M. &ee at . . . Farmers Lumber Co. SP 2-5462 S. Riverside at Barnett Rd. FOR SALE Older 2-bdrm. house. Oarage. Approx. i a. aiso bdrm., double garage, breere wav, sprinkler system. St shop bldg. 24x40. Approx. 3 A. City sewer St water on both. SP 3-550.2. 50 M ft. 1x8 std. St btr. shiplap S70 M. 2x6 T&G I35M 8d St lfid box nails $11 95 keg. NORTON LUMBER CO. S&H Green Stamps Phoenix. White City Ashland N O T I C E Commercial Spraying of ail Kinds W1T11ROW, SP 2-5378. SP 2-fiBM A-Too Late To Classify SPECIAL SALE Western Whites Oil base exterior house paint, Reg. 4.50 Sale Price $3.69 1x8 No. 2 St better S4S boarda with 10 No. 3. Reg. 1H3 Sale price 74 per l.uuu poaro. it. CD, Graded Sheathing Plywood Not ShoD or Relert Reg. Sale 4x7 5 16 $2.24 S1.49 4X7 3 8 ............ i HO l tl? 47 1 2 3.36 2.46 4x7 58 3.82 2.74 MEDFORD LUMBER CO. 3rd & Fir SP 3-7531 Central Point Lumber Eagle Point Lumber OLDER woman wants baby sitting day or night. SP 3-3iuti. PLYWOOD FIR PLYWOOD V 4x8, J 1.92 per heet LEWIS WHOLESALE BUILDERS SUPPLY 443 9. Riverside ar z-iuo 10.000 BD. FT. 1x8 E grade Siding $00 per M. 8000 bd it. ixo resaw Rpilwnnd S75 Per M. Farmers Lumber Co. SP 2-5463 S. Riverside at Barnett tta HEATHKIT 3-PERSONAl WANTED Old American" coins Private collector Top cash pric es. Any amount. SP it-8H20 alter 5. "HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS? See Dick Milestone He can ar rangu u loan lor you Irom $50 to $1500 on furniture, automo bile or sulury American Ki nance Corp., 123 W Main St Ph SP- 2-U201 REMEMBER DAN PATCH CO builds TOP VALUE HOMES W AT KI XS Prod uc itSP 3-5tit7 DENTURES repaired &t re-lincd while you wait Dny or eve Ph SP3-fl02it 25 Lozier Ubu Merle Norman Cosmetic 214 Kluhrer BUfg REAL ESTATE LOANS to $2500 Commercial Industrial Finance rm p M.itn & Rurridc SP :t-fi4 I LODGE NOTICES Medford Lodge No. 83, l.O.OF. meets Tuesday. June 21 at 8 p.m. De cree work rehearsal. Refreshments. Visitors welcome. Clarence iiersniser, u. CRATER LAKE CHAP TER No. 32 R A M.. Tuesday evening, June 21st at 7:30. Mark Master Degree. Re freshments. Vis i t i n K companions welcome. Ross Gilkison. H P. STATED CONVOCA TION of Oregon Chap ter No. 4. R A.M., Jack sonville, Tuesday, June 21. Potluck at 6:30, pre ceding: meetine. All Roy al Arch Masnns cordially invited. George Redhead. H P 3 PERSONAL R A WLEIGH Products SP 2-4438" BACK IN BUSINESS Edna s Beauty bhop 8198 Table Rock Rd , White City Owner. Mrs. Ebron Griffitts ATTENTION BRIDES & HOUSE WIVES, Get your tree RUt. bee Kitchen Queen stainless steel cookware, by appointment. Low est price Ac amazing offer. Call SP 3-1506 or write, Cookware, 14 N. Hnrtlctt. MISS PAT'S "NURSERY SCHOOL will be open all summer, irnns portation furnished. SP 3-3382 WELCOME NEIGHBOR You can be SURE if it's BEA'S WEST1NGHOUSE LAUNDRO MAT 634 Crater Lake Ave. Shady Parking, 5-INSTRUCTlONS SEWING CLASSES Singer Sewing M.iclunt; Co. 318 E. M.un D:iv St niuht sew mi; cla-w.es still open for the month of July. Fur ages 10-21. SP 2-7153. PIANO LESSONS KE 3-1177 GIMTAR LESSONS KE 5-1880 11-WANTED FEMALE HELP 11 -WANTED FEMALE HELP 'HOUSEWIVES One lady who ii neat & a self ttartcr, will lie srlpclt'd to lnlt'r view lociil. new mothers for Par ents' Institute's family plan. Lends furnished, flood earnim, commission A bonus. Car neces sary. Write details to Tribune Box 5477. WOMAN WANTED MUST TIE OOOI) TYPIST AND DO SHORT HAND WELL. KU1.I. TIME MUL TI . DETAIL JOB -U 1IOI R WEEK APPLY IN PERSON. CRATER LAKE MOTORS. INC.. MAIN ti Fill. United Airlines Needs . : Stewardesses .Qualifications: Single, At least 20 years of 2 years of college, Must he personable, attractive and capa ble of dealing with the public, Interviewer will he accepting applications on Wednesday. June 22nd 12 noon to 7 P M. AND ON Thursday June 23rd 10 A M to 4 P M. At The Medford Hotel Room 615 WANTED Lady for general offica work. Experience necessary) Good salarv to qualified pernon, 7 IX) S Grnpe. 10-WANTED MALE HELP "$100 A WEEK GUARANTEED Rich Plan ol So Oregon 20 S. Fir St.. Medford ANYONE having a drinking prob lem la welcome at Alcoholic Anonvmous 8:30 p m Tues St Sat Rear of 212 N Oakdale SP 2-6657 SEE RUSS at the Holly Cafe, to have your picnic lunches pre pared . MASON shoes. SP 2-8283. Army Man Plans 'Hard Campaign' Salem - (UPD - Army private Marvin Owens,: . Helens, made a campaign speech for Congress here Friday night and promised "a high-level but hard campaign" to unseat Representative Waiter Nor blad (R-Ore.) in November. Owens, who won the Demo cratic nomination for First District Congressman without hardly stepping out of the barracks at Fort Ord, Calif., addressed the Marion - Polk county Democratic club here. He is on furlough and returns to Ford Ord next Tuesday. He will be discharged from the Army Aug. 21. NOTICE OP HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ORE- UON FUR JACKSON COUNTY PROBATE rjEPARTMF.NT In the Matter of the Estate of Walter R. Allen, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed her Final Account and Report In the above entitled estate, and that by order of the Circuit Court in and for Jackson County, Oregon, Probate Department, a hearing upon the same has hoen let for Wednesday. July 6. 1960, In the Circuit Court Room at the Court House in Med- tora. jaexson county, Oregon, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock A.M. All persons having objections thereto are hereby notified to pre sent the fame on or before sucb time. aid thli 6th day of June. 1900. Zetta R. Allen, Administratrix Roberts. Kellington & Branchfield Attorneys for Auministrairix Youngsters Taken Away From Parents Salem - (UPD - Marion coun ty Juvenile court Friday took six children away from their parents because of poor fam ily conditions and made the youngsters available for adoption. Juvenile Judge Joseph Fel- ton said the six had been wards of the court and that In some Instances the parents could not be located LEOAl NOTICE LAND FOR SALE Th. n,(nn fit.t. HllhWIf Com mission has for sale In Ashland the following three psrcels of land lo cated on the North Bound Route of the Pacific Highway through Ashland: Psrrel No. 33241. enntsinl S"2 sq. ft. and lies westerly of Oak til and southerly of the hwy. Minimum acceptable bid price si nnn no. Parcel No. 33344. contains 4.3.1S sq. ft. and lies between Oak St. and North Pioneer Ave. on the .mitherlv side of the hwy. Mint- mum acceptable bid price S1.23U.UU. Parcel No. 33294. contains 3049 so ft. and lies easterly of Third St. on the northerly side of the hwy. Minimum acceptanie oia nrire 12 000 00 FOR INFORMATION Write Property Manager. State Highway From your authorized factory representative, soutnern ure. Northern Calif VERL G WALKER CO. 205 W Jackson SP 3-7557 Med fqrd. Oregon IF""you're bothered with CRICKETS? Call WITHROW SP 2-5376 or BP 2-6851 Call Ken Neal-SP 3-4739 for Quality Used logging & Dirt Moving Equipment Crater Lake Machinery Co. mmn grad 2x s1500 Per fr Chenev Stud Mill AT Central Point PUBLIC AUCTION BUILDINGS June 22. I960 at 9:00 A.M. The Oregon State Highway Com mission will offer for tale at oral public auction the following bulld ingi in the Medford area, The tale will be held on the premises lifted and continue to the next In order on June 22, I960 at 9:00 A.M.: The former Oscnbrugge house and garage at 413 Arcadia Street in Medford. NO. 29065. The former Vimont house and fiarage at 421 Earhart Street n Medford. No. 29003. BUILDINGS MUST BE REMOVED WITHIN 30 DAYS FROM THE DATE OP SALE. TERMS OF SALE: Cash at time of sale. The above building! to be told to the high est bidder at public auction with the State reserving the right to accept or reject any or all bldt. All of the bid price must accom pany the successful bid. Consult your mover prior to the sale date. INFORMATION: Property Mgr., 906 State Hwy. Bldg., Salem, Ore. NOTICE OF PAPER BID Sealed bidi will h ropivoH mt the office of the Clerk of School District 84BC. Jackson Cnuntv at 500 Monroe Street, Medford, Ore gon, .or i urn isning oi paper sup plies. Bids will be received until 10:00 a.m. on July 6, 1960. Specifications and bid forms may be obtained at the above address. The district reserves the rltrht to accent or reiect anv or all hirf or to waive any Informalities. wnson u. Slater, Clerk School District 540C Medford, Oregon June 17, 1960, ADVERTISEMENT FOR INSURANCE OFFERS Sealed Rate Offers will be re ceived by the Jackson County Court on or before 10 o'clock A.M.. July 6, 1960, at the Courthouse in Med lord, uregon, ior jmuuu uroup Life Insurance, $2000 34 hour ac cidental death and dismember ment, for County Employees. Instructions to Interested parties; and specifications may be seen at the office of the County Clerk or the office or tne uouniy court. Countv Judge CHESTER H. WENDT Cnuntv Commissioner R. A. JAMES County Commissioner nA..e.4 Bum Kf-ist 14 1 H u.' V to guide Carefully the pro- , Building, Salem, Oregon. . NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids endnrirrl "Prnnnul for the Installation of a Six (6) Inch Cast Iron Water Main on Tenth Street from Cottage Street to Portland Avenue, In the City of Medford, Oregon, will be received by the City Council of the City of Medford, Oregon," at the office of the Superintendent of the Board of Water Commissioners, City Hall, mcuiuru. vsrcRon, until u:uu a.m. on the First Day of July. 1960, and will then be publicly opened and read. Tne work for which nronoiali ar inviirn win oe paia oy im provement r una warrants irom assessments to be levied upon the property benefited by such work ana oy water commission war rants as set forth In Section 48 of me uenerai provisions '. The work Includes the following: FURNISHING AND INSTALLING Approximately bbs linear feet Excavation and Backfill. ADDroximatelv 965 linear feet a cist iron Pine. Approximately i oniy o uate viive with valve Box. Approximately 1 only 5" Fire Hydrant. Approximately 1 only 4" Gat Valve with Valve Box. Approximately IBS lbs. Cast Iron Filtine. Plans and Specifications may be obtained from the Water Commis sion office in the City Hall at Medford. Oregon, upon the deposit of Ten (101 Dollars, which sum so deDoslted will he refunded If said Plant and Specifications are return ed in gooa conamon wunin iineen (is) aays auer xne opening oi nins. The necessary cast iron pipe, valves and fittings may be pur chased from the Board of Water Commissioners at their shop Fir and Jnrkson Streets. The riirht is reserved to reject any or ail proposals and to accept such proposals as art to tha best in teres i oi ine cuy, Dated this 20th day of June, lOfifl I CITY OF MEDFORD, OREGON Bv Robert L. Lei Robert L. Lee. Superintendent 1 Board of Water Commissioners A-Too lata To Classify FOR SALE Boat, motor 8t trailer. Make offer. 5P 3-4203, FOR SALE Equity In 'U7 Chev. t or. o cyi. or win iane nouse St lot as down payment. Call NO 4-209S. FOR RENT 2-hdrm. unfurn house. , A. $50. NO4-20D3L FOR RENT Small furn. house. Patio, carport, close in. Water pd. $42 50. SP 2-2814, SP 2-7038. FOR SALE 1 single bed with mat tress St springs, l c nat alia Revlnn saxophone. Ph. NO 4-1102. FOR SALE: l'i" Gas Water Pump Ssiecinc rressure rump '48 Stude Pickup 624 Hamilton FOR SALE New 3-bdrm home. Suburban, consider some trade as down payment, bp a-zane. FOR SALE Young guernsey cow, to freshen July 9. a gai a day. SP3-1159. FOR SALE '97 Ford convert. Best offer takes, call TW B-1674 after 6. FOR RENT Newly decorated turn duplex, private yaro. a. so trail er space. s-iviw. FOR RENT Nice 2-bdrm. Resbon- sinie party, iu. aquiis. can SP 3-5036. FOR RENT l-bdrmTTurn. apt, 611 w. mtn. FOR RENT Modern unfurn S- bdrm. Large living rm. No drink ers. No doss. 845. 2194 Camp tsaxer no. a-iuua. FOR RENT Spacious 3-bdrm. home. Lovely setting. Near Cra ter mtn. uisnwasner, iirepiac. $5. KE 5-1351. FOR RENT 2-bdrm. furn. house. 1019 w. 12th. FOR RENT i-fidrm. partly lurn. nouse, ar j-uj, FOR SALE 1924 Model"T Forif 269 Gresham St.. Ashland. CaU MU 2-2722. DTI ITS IT'S FIE!v ii ' U U U U U B vtlp GCYJC's Fabulous "Foodorama" On Jun 21, 22 and 23, the greatest tooking ehool ever hold In Southern Oregon will be held at the Craterian Theatre from 2 to 4 p.m. each day. Thil cooking School Is being presented by Sodlo Station KYJC and will be presenting new and novel methods of food preparation, cooking and homemaklng. KYJC with the cooperation of Its advertisers, will have several outstanding experts present who will make the Foodorama Cooking School a reaily outstanding event that no homemaker or bride-to-be should miss. There will be hundreds of free prlies and every person attending will receive a shopping bag filled with recipes, menus and other Interesting material. OUTSTANDING FOOD EXPERTS WHO WILL BE PRESENT VIVIAN FREEMAN Home Economist White Satin Sugar Co. Portland BEVERLY LYONS Home Economist Calif.-Ore. Power Co. Medford BARNEY DUIN Meat & Barbecue Expert Safeway Stores, Inc. Portland GRETCHEN WADE Home Economist ' Groceteria Super Market Medford SPECIAL 44 used wash bowis Sfl each. IS used toilets SIS each 1 used shower stall tan. is pair used mlxltie faucets S5 each. 6 used squirrel case fans, cheap. Mis cellaneous electrical fixtures. 23 used shower heads at vslves S3.50 each. uHAGGARD LMBR. It PLUMBING Vn nwj, rvr. o.aa Open I A.M. to I P M. listen to Radio Station KYJC to learn how you can attend the fabulous "Foodorama" Cooking School . . ."Juno 21, 22 and 23. Mail Tribune Station Sound 1230 lots of New Recipes . . . New Menus . Easier Ways to prepare meals. , . FREI prizes galore and It's all free. o 0 o 9