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Newspaper Page Text0 O 6 . I Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Lot Angeles Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller, lormer FBI un dercover agents In the Communist Party, on their decision to build a bomb shelter in their front yard. "Being Communists as long as we) were and knowing the dangers as thoroughly as we do both of us realise the United Slates is in peril today." Havana Premier Fidel Castro, hinting his government may confiscate all remaining American-owned business inter ests in Cuba: "They are here now, but it may be that they will not 'be here." Lo Angeles George W. Walker, Ford Motor Co. execu tive and director of styling, saying compact cars will become Increasingly popular: "It is a part of a general desire for compactness, which we see in men's Ivy League suits and women's emphasis on alimness and sleekness." New York American Nazi Party Commander George Lincoln Rockwell, saying he would return to New York, from which he was ousted after a near-riot over his plans to hold a July 4 rally: "I'll be back. If the Commies can speak in Union Square, o can I." Pin B On the Beach- A Lonely Philosopher The beach seemed entirely deserted except for myself. The sand was tinged with a faint pink glow from the re flected sunset, like the red dish hue of a rosette tern's wing. A short distance to my left 'stood the walls of a sand castle that some child had worked at fashioning through out the long afternoon. Slow- Jy the tide was creeping to ward it; would soon crumble Its walls and level it into sandy anonymity. Such, I thought, will eventually hap pen to everything man-made, sometime in the geologic fu ture. Since the people left, the noises attendant to their oc cupancy has gone, too; every 'thing was silent, except the low gurgling whisper of the incoming tide. Last Patrol . At the very edge of the Kerby Man Fined In Medford Court ! A Kerby, Ore., man entered :a plea of guilty in Medford jmunicipal court yesterday to .a charge of resisting arrest, .'and was fined $101 and given ;a 25 day jail sentence. Sentenced was Annis Bird iDixon. He was arrested on !the resisting arrest charge af ;ter he exchanged blows with a city police officer who had first tried to arrest him on a 'charge of being drunk In pub lic. Officer Gene Dcpuy said in Ws report that he observed 'Dixon sleeping in a car which was parked in the northbound jane on Biddle rd., between IMcAndrews rd. and Jackson t., about 3:45 a.m. The car !was running and the lights Vere on, Depuy said. When Depuy awoke Dixon, lie found him to be under the Influence of alcoholic bever ?gcs and arrested him for be ing drunk in public. , Dixon refused to be taken Into custody, Dcpuy said and 'put up a fight. Severn! blows .were exchanged before Dc puy was finally able to hand cuff Dixon to the patrol car 'and transport him to the city jail, according to the report. Dixon was also fined $11 on the drunk in public charge. Openings Remain in Ashland Sessions , Ashland - Room atill re plains for more fifth and sixth grade students to enroll for the summer session at the Lincoln school, beginning Monday, June 27. Mrs. Janet Prultt, Southern Oregon col- Jege supervisor of student teachers, has announced. t Outdoor daycnmping expe riences have been tentatively lined up for these grades, Mrs. .Pruitt said, adding that the fcix-wcek session would be Conducted on a half-day ba sis from 9 a.m. through noon daily. ; Registration for cither grade 5 or 6 may be made any morn ing this week In the Lincoln (chool office. All other sec tions are full or nearly so at this time, she reported. Foster Named to Association Board ' Rosebur - Jim Foster, of foster and Marshall pharm acy, Medford, was appointed to the board of trustees of the Oregon State Pharmaciticnl Delation recently. The appointment was made the 7 1 st annual convention of the Association June 19, to 22. 0 Small Worlds Around Us By Lynn M. Watkins water, a platoon of spotted sandpipers danced by on their last patrol. In the reflected light of the sky I saw a pcli c a n moving homeward through the night. Insects, whose beach -side existence I never suspected, began their medley of dis cords at my back. This phy lum of life one does not asso ciate with the beach; but here they were, each vying with the other for volume and rep etition. Back there is the dark ness the life of bugs was also going on. I could easily visual ize the ants hurrying up and down the endless grass stems. Under them wailed the ant lion, hungry and ready to pounce. Even the scorpion would be emerging from some dark crevice to begin his nightly search for other insects. I could picture him crawling silently through the darkness; a bloodthirsty killer on the hunt. Up the swaying stem of the sea oats, a praying mantis will creep toward a gaudy mon arch butterfly that will have taken refuge from the night. Mornlm? will reveal the tat tered wings, and the dry husk of the body disenrded on the sand. Here the wind will toy with it for a while, then whisk it away. Sea Hunt A loud splash In the dark water ahead of me exploded with the suddenness of a gun shot. My thoughts rushed back to the sea. Here, in a different medium, the age-old conflict was also being waged, i A mackerel or a shark had slashed into a school of small- ; er fish and had eaten one or more of their numbers. Those who escaped were not free, lor the hunt would continue, time and time again. The tide now had reached the outer castle wall; I could feel the crumbling ruins trickling Into the flatness of the beach. A small wavelet, Its white top glowing with a faint luminescence, licked up the last rampart, and the lit tle sand-castle wns gone. The little wave that did the dam age ran back Into the sea, gurgling happily at its do structiveness. I walked homeward along the sea's outer edge. Behind me my footprints were being erased one by one. I was leav ing no evidence; no more track or mark than the bird makes in the air, or the fish makes in the water. Man and the footprints he makes last but a little time. A puff of wind, a tiny wave, and they are gone. The small niche they occupied in time or space is taken by another who, in turn, will be followed by another - time without end - into the infinity of the great unknown. (Released by The Regitter and Tribune Syndicate, 1960) LEGAL NOTICES NOTICR OF FINAL II FAR I NO NO. 9KR6 IN THE CIRCUIT COUnT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY I'rnbntr Drnnrlmrnt In Ihr Matter of the EtnU of GF.ORCK II JACKSON 1.o Known m (,EO. 11. JACKSON, The unrirralffneri ArltulnUtmtnr of Ihr above entitle, hai filed tn ine iimui court or Ju-kon Coun ty, Department of f'mhMe. hi Final Account in the above estate, and iald Court nan fixed Mondav, July 2y UMiO, at the hour of one thirty (1-aoi o'clock pm. In the Circuit Court Room In the Jack aon County Court Houae at Med ford. Oreiion. a the time and place for the neltlemenl of intd estate. All persons Interrnled In aid estate are herein notified and required to make and file their objections to said Final Account, If any they have, on or before the Ume aforciaid fixed for the hear ing and settlement thereof I1ATK.U and first published (his 17th day of June. If fin o O. H llrnRtson Administrator O. H Bend turn Attorney for Administrator 230 West Main Strut: I Medford, Oregon o LEGAL NOTICES CI.FKK'R MONTHLY STATEMENT COUNTY COL'HT PR-UCKKI1INGS JACKSON COUNTY, OKKGON May, I960 The following la a statement of the proceeding of the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, listing claimants for supplies and services which were passed upon during the month of May, 10, as required by Chapter 136 of 1947 Session Laws. . M. MADDEN County Clerk Approved by Jackson County Court: Changing a section of Wil low Springs Road to the name of Baldwin Road; deeding certain landx to Norma C. Beaver; Tax Land Installment Contract with Henry Friesen; Refunding tax money to Samuel J. Morris and Lura Jo Walty; Refunding money to Edith Stockstlll paid In advance to Ihe County Farm Home; Con tract with Medford Public Library Order filing plat of Quiet Village; Executing Quit Claim Deed -to the United States of America; Agree ment with George Paul to remove logs from highway; Agreement with the State Department of Agriculture to control and eradi cate ragweed; Filed; Monthly re ports of the County Clerk, Audi tor and County Farm Home; Ap pointment of Clarice Anderson as Deputy Clerk. Ray Gant to sell dog licenses, and Donald I. Hunter as Deputy Sheriff; Minutes of Jackson County Budget Commit tee; Board of Equalization and Jackson County Dog Control: A'fi davits of Publication; Bids lor County Lands; Oaths of E. H. Singmaster and Arnold Bohnert as members of Equalization Board and Chester Wendt as chairman of the Equalization Board; Advertise ment for bids for Herbicide Chemi cals, Rotary Compressor, and treated timber. GENERAL COUNTY FUND Net payments for services of employes of Jackson County, Ore gon: D. Offenbacher 241.68, C. Con ner 37A.55, L. Morthland 96.38, J. Cave SB.58. N. Myrich 216.09. H. Gnult 41.75, E. Ostrander 132,48, E. Bryan 6.31, P. Iiettlol 383 01, U, DeUerrv 3fi0.fi L V. Vanooae 372.01. S. niumenfeld 228.21, G. WrlKht 342. H8, B. Tennant 2fl8.68, L. Rice 331.38, W. Rice 3)835, B. BJarnsen 316.35. D. Smith 210,58, M, Brooks 2f8.68, M. Stephens 22.1.46. M. Ha- enn zvu.J1, J. uaiiey J m.hd, j, O Hara 304.99. E. Gault 238.50. P. Elliott 238.04, L. Sherman 23.04. D. Walsh 28.77. P. Hanlin 2H3.55, j, uuniap mm.nu, is,, vaugnn 3iti..i, J, Walsh 275.49, B Johnson 6B.62, A. Beneka 37.71, G. Hanlin 37.68, J. Hagler 34.92, D. Coe lfiO.lfl. N. Nell 304.08. A. Carter 262.89, B. Brown 252.10, D. Wolf 227.54, D. Smith 214.74. H. Speare 203.89. R. Jenkins 214.74. C. Gibson 20394, 11. Norris 230.19. T. Mclntyre 252.09, M. Mitchell 235.09, G. Bohl 277.91. H. Dugan 293 28, V. Gro ahong 177 68, R. Mesplie 25.24. A. Carver 193.14, J. Whitman 14548. D. Rice 46 36. C. Anderson 241.68, M. Farnham 146.67, C. Barr 204.78. W. Terry 182.02. L. Kellow 117 96, O. Lcscnensky 271.35, E. Janouch 67.40. E. Jennings 268 92. D. Evan son 239.23. R. Lacy 195.06. H. Nel son 198.48, M. Harsh 195.87, K. Sandvic 178.08, D. Wilson 223.67, O. McCartney 156.29. L. Harvey 180.99. E. Patterson 168.59. A. Mar tin 222 36. F. Stalcup 195.10, C. Norris 32 98, H. Wood 372.23, W. McCullough 347.28, T. H a 1 1 e n 352.13, T. Hess 375.13. J. Calrd 362 93, C. Miller 334 33. F. Whited 319.50. R. Clarke 328.17, R. Hoad ley 328.17. F. White 333.13, R. Groshong 357.03. M. Beneka 234.18. G. Campbell 230.19, G. Nelson 219.39. L. Ehrke 177.51, H. Boyle 277.29. L. Floux 18326. M. Hoff man 222.87. L. Hoffman 228 47, I. Mitchell 147.14. D. Goddard 165.44. H. Briley 204.64. E. Hopkins 151.33. B Waterman 156.73. G. Hershey 138.73, D. Mattcrn 136.23, J. Cal hounc 153.33, P. McKlnney 112.65, H. Murphy 135.53, E. McGarlety 159.73, T. Hershcv 189.54, C. Wal ker 221.49. L. Pittman 90.88. V. Morse 198.39. M. Ovlott 158.37, R. Walla 164.95, R. Williams 160.65. G, Workman 170.6.1, L. Larvlck 150.13, D. Thompson 164 53. E. Holbrook 173.35, L. Kellh 180.65. M. Davis 183.30. W. Best 188.05, A. Collver 169.95, E. Garrard 152.4.1, C. Dalley 811.40. G. Schenck 17.61. K. Crow ell 407.06. 11, Abbott 214.74, N. Joy 168.83. L. Tweedy 330 98, E. Moore 257.49, R. Schmidt 327.93. L. Welts 302 29, C. Drummond 1001.18. F. Clink 305.38. A. Maklnen 208,88, C. McGuire 153.54, V. Elmgren 162 28, C. Kent 304 38, S. Kancller 3114 08. M. Bass 253.98, N. Van De walkcr 202.43. E. McGalllard 298 88, G. R unv an 332.03. O. Moore 343 38. J. Koppei 260.48. J. Hurghnrt 204.73. L. Estes 298.88. W. Dieriex 280.58, V. Peter 203.63. i C Birk 43.73. C. Boyden 9.26, M. Hoyden 84 00. O. Blankensbin 24 38. S. Combs 177 88. II. Peter son 183.08. L. Pinkhnm 72.34, P. Rvnning 85.60, F. Roberts 5 70, P. Gilmnn 254 21. D. Hcndrix 421 89, C. Smith 344 20. J. Diddock 115.55, M. McNeil 262.90. I. Russell 253.31. T. Rerrier 127.37. B. Mullen 371.78. M. Smith 38 20, J. Bianconl 278 35, J. Croucher 21669. M. Loftua 234.19. M. Znchnrv 206.61, J. Ea- ion .wv .;i i . f. urinson 221 .00. L. Deenln 250.10, C. Morris 106 70. M. Hubbcll 359 93. L. Perrv 289 65. Election Boards St Registrars 12.407.57. Payments, travel expense: II. Abhott 19.2(1. J. Bims 22 64. P Betllol 302 16. S. Bltunenfeld 20 84. J. Cnird 4632, A. Carter 7.12. H Clark 56 48, D. Coe 214 80. D De Herry 8 00. W. Dieriex 34 84. C. Drummond 32 24. J. Eaton 27.84, V. Elmvren 14 96. R, Groshong 36 32 T. Batten 49.52, K Haves 20.16. T. Hpm 49 76, R. Hoadlev 35 60. I Unit 4200. E Kancller 34 32. C Kent 67.60, M. Loftus 428.72, W McCullough 49.78. E. McGalllard 36 64, C. McGtiire 40 08, A Ma klnen 74 80. A. Mekvold 129.71, C. Miller 42.32, E. Moore 112.14, O Moore 31.12, L. Rice 100.40, G. Itunyan 77.84. R. Swan 25 04. R. Tennant 140 24, I,. Tweed v 108.08 J. Walsh 493.39, L. Wells 50 40. F White 4144, F. Whited 32 88. G. WrlKht 209.04. Payments, jury and witnesses: T. ONen 37.10. J. Thompson 1000, E. Alterbury 34.40, A. Wolfe 26.20, J. Simonson 40.00. A. Wellborn 42 30. N. lleamon 17 50. I Pnvne 20.00. M. LaVia 43 36. W. Fontaine 47.30, L Colllngwood 39.42. D Perkins 63.16. H. Redding 56 32. C. Brown 7.08. V. Pope 23 32, F Nel son 47 80, D. Sanborn 37.30. L. Bur rlll 39.80. D. Steams 42 30. L Blgham 32 04. I. Oldham 32 30. P. Unions 40.00, D Lee 12.50 E OI jion 22 48, E. Norwood 32 48. V He It in nn 33 24, R Espourtellle 31 70, L. Hawkins 42JI0, M Arron 33 96. F. Brenncn 3 00. J, Baldwin 8 78. H. Paschke 10 34. O. Campbell 37 30. M. Hose 5 00, R Bowles 44 60, J. Sham 43 76. M. Clark 10 00. E. Flory 67 74. J. Farmer 3 (10. P. Thompson 38 70, H Has sell 8 42, J Welshani 3 00. W Cleg 7 30. W. Ray 7 30. E Palmerton 11 18. R. Scott 7 30, D Wbltcher 8 78, M. Anderson 7 30, F. Turmln 3 00. E. Shores 5 00. L. Sevmour 3 00. E Yancey 103 10. E. Smllh 3 '16. W. Powell 40 00. V. Russell 7 36. C. Walker 42 30. J. Rowling 62 92. G Davles 42 30, J. Bowdoln 61.12. W. Skyrman 22 30, B. Bar ber 30 60. A. Graham 46.14. L Ausdall 5 00. R. Killingsworth 9130. D Buchanan 6130. L. Hoef lln 59 30. L. Nordwtck 9130. C Bullion 39 30. V Ferguson 79 78. W. Milhoan 33 90. E Simmons 17 30. M Story 3 00. J Cappello 33 00. M. Lees 17 24. W. Travis 17 36. P. Walker 18 84. A Go 23 00. L. Flfleld 17 72, M. Griffin 17 88. W Cox 18 92. I. Houston 9 32. r. Mix 10 96. A Mix 10 96. Payments for supplies, services and equipment- A C. Barnekorr Son 32 20, Aahland Chamber of Commerce 600 00. Acorn Press 98 90, Ashland Office Supply 14 30. Ashland Print lug Co. 336 16, Ashland Rexall Drug 2 29, Barco Supply 89 30. Bates 2 70. Beck's 39 18. Bender-Moss Co. 3 00, Blake MoffH & Towne 44 66. G. Hobl 13 03. Bowers Plumbing At Keating 18 65. J. Brandenburg 10 00, Broer Grocerv Co. 241 00, Bryant s Key Shop 2 90, Burroughs Corp. 10 03. M. Bvers 63 00. Cali fornia Pacific Utilities Co. 30 "T. CBh Davis Pharmacy 32 66, L. Case 10 00. Catholic Services for Chil dren .100. C A K Business Machines 4 10. Central Rexall Drug 287 89, Children's Farm Home 10 00, Chris tie School 23 00. Cllv of Medford 38 89. Citv Sanltarv Service Co 15 00, R. Coen 10 00, Commercial '3 MEDFORD MAIL IEGAL NOTICES Printing Co. 2374.15, Copco 011.33. C. Coyle 157.50, Chrystal While 18.57, Cutter Laboratories 15 63, L. Daily 10.00, H. Danielson 133.00, Deforest Ac Hansen 174,00, Dept. of Finance 20 26, Dept. of Motor Vehicles 132.28, Doctors Clinic 67.50, Dumas Domestic Laundry 7.47, B. Dunlop 200.00, Dutches Boned Turkey 22 30. Education Di gext 5.00, Eltons 36.00, E. Erlckson 30.00, Fluhrer Bakeries 19.20, Forbes Bro. Meats 15.93, F. Galla tin 34.51, George F. Cake Co. 88.13, Greyhound Bus Depot 5.59. Groce teria Market 223.13. S. Harbison 30.00, Hawthorne Market 89.94, D. Hendrlx 86.88, O. Heyerman 10.00, Wm.. Holt 16.00, S. Morton 1600. H Ac M Ribbon Carbon 151 50. Hos- Sital Management 7.00, Hubbard ros. 24.64, M. Hubbell 13.56, G. Humphrey 92.35, I. Huson 30.00. W. Hutchens 10.00, Independent Truck Line 7.11, Jackson County 439.00, Jackson Co. Health' Dept. 15.00, Jackson County Planning Commis sion 158.40, Jackson County Road Department 163.16. Jewett Office Supply 56.64. Jims Produce 75.34. J. T. Posey Co. 51.75. Jorgensen's 253.97. Klocker Printery 3 30. F. Lambert 346.55, L. H. Butcher Co. 10 48. Drs. Lawson, Glllum & Markee 3000, Lindenpark Uphol stery 64 80. Littrell Parts 6 71, Louise Home 31.13, E. M. Madden 16 18, E. M. Madden, County Clerk 2.50, E. M. Madden, Trustee, 1403. 60. Mann's 4735, Mart 1.45. Ma ternity Center 4 80. Max-Sig Co. 41.20, Medford Feed and Seed 67.70, Medford Hotel 211.50, Med ford Laboratories 30.00. Medford Paint & Wallpaper Store 27.03. Medford Stationery 140 33. Medford Printing Co. 245.75. Medford Tire Service 1.25, Medford Truck Ter minal 491.34, Merck & Co. 5.25. H. Miller 22.80, R. Miller 10.00, Mod ern Office Systems 75.75, Mont gomery Ward 6.42, Motorola Com munications 239.70, NACO 6.00. Na tional Hospital 562.05, Northern School Supply 170.82, Office Boy 269.02, Ore. Egg 77.70, Oscars Mar ket 5.00. Otis 174.98. Package De livery 1.00. Pacific Fruit Ac Produce 207.74, Pacific Telephone 1444.43, Padgham Glass 272.97, Parke, Davis & Co. 20.80, L. Perry 100.00, Pierce Freight 2.31, Pittsburgh Plate Glass 63.91, J. Porto 10.00, Postmaster 625.00, D. Provost 85.00. Public Employes Retirement Bonrd 3065.96, Public Employes Re tirement System 841.15, Quality Market 25.00. Railway Express Agency 4.79. Recordak 129.72, W. Rogers 579.28, Rogue Valley Me morial Hospital 122.29, Rogue Val ley Physicians Service 104.56, Sam Jennings 92.82, S. C. Jones Ac Sons 39.00, Schafer Electric 17.58, Sears 2.79, Scientific Supplies Co. 21.15, Security Insurance 6411.71, Panama 22.72, Sing master Ac Jones 35.00, M. Smith 7112, Smlth-Dynge Lumber 251.43, SOS 4.72, Standard Brnnds 169 29, L. Stanley 100. Star Body Works 32.50, State Industrial Acci dent 77.52, St. Mary's Home 5.00. Stevens-Ness 10.79. Superior Rub ber Stamp 895, Supt. of Docu ments 5.00. Surgical Sales 32 35. Swems Gift Shop 8.00, Talent Hard ware 6.80. Times 14.80, Tom Thumb 12 00. Trites Coffee 28.45, Trow bridge Ac Flynn 7168. Tumy In surance 7666.50, U. S. National Bank 7000.33. Vanco 48.00, Villa St. Rose 39 84. Voight's 6 75. S. Wade 13.25. Wainscotts Pharmacy 10.19, J. Walsh 2.65, Walt's 32.42. J. Weisel 15.00, Dr. Welsh 10 00. West ern Dynamics 7.23, Western Hv way Oil Co 530.98. Western Oil A Burner 277.70 Western Union 32.11. Willamette Valley 26.75. Building Construction. Improve ments Ac Maintenance Fund: A. BJornsen 392.88. Bergman's Shop 1362 .73, E. M. Madden, Trustee 11.50, Medford Saw Shop 4 50, National Hospital Association 18.40, Public Employes Retirement Board 15.00. State Industrial Acci dent Commission 42c, U. S. Nation al Bank 61.80. Capital Improvement: Ace Roofing Co. 130.00. D. Jacobs 15030.18, W. Selbert 300.00. Civil Defense: J. Hicks 228.10. E. Pelerson 89.54, C. Caldwell 9.00, J. Hicks 26.20, Independent Truck Line 6.70. E. M. Madden. Trustee 4.10, Medford Composite Squadron 100.00, Med ford Radio Service 28.60. Medford Stationery Store 7.05. Public Em ployes Retirement Board 10.74, State Industrial Accident Commis sion 42c, Trowbridge & FIvnn D.70, U. S. National Bank 25.10. Juvenile Fund: R. Swan 371.90, F. Swan 13.68, H. Evans 125.48. C. Evans 125.48, Asko 19.83, Becks 32.73. Broer Gro cery 192 65. Bruce Bauer Lumber 11.60, California Pacific 210.61, City Sanitary Service 3.50, Copco 171.12. David Restaurant Supply 23 45, Dept. of Finance 1.75. Dumas Domestic Laundrv 8.57. Hubbard Brothers 4.40. Garden Center 101. 80. Jim's Produce 113 64. Jorgen sen's 275.59. Larson Appliance 6.00. E. M. Madden. Trustee 19.10, Qual ity Market 33.70. H. Miller 27.70. Modern Plumbing 5 50. National Hospital 13.55, Pierce Freight Lines 6.93, Public Employes Retirement Board 27.03. Rogue Distributing 21.60. Bert Sarff 7.02. South Bear Creek Sanitary 7.00. State Indus trial Accident Commission 2 08, M. Stockdale 29.18. Trowbridge & Flynn 23 07. U. S. National Bank 112 70. Willamette Valley Co. 62.40. General Road Fund: W. Reese 32.18. J. Baldwin 253 -86. R. Bcrrlman 25191. H. Brown 26284, C. Culy 262.84, M. Griffin 278 26. W. Hart-nan 335.97. D. llcrndon 238 96. S. Johnson 308 52. R. Vaughn 293.16. L. Andrews 296. 64. L. Blgham 312.03. J. Burns 270.10. G. Hula 261.15. A. Stith 304 22. J. Sutton 237.98. G. Buch holi 252.11, L. Burdahl 185 90. L. Culy 284.69. L. Damon 28021. P. Hnnnaford 339.73. E. Harnlsh 292. 08, J. Lusk 261.01, D. Smith 260.14, C. Baker 26101, M. Boat 301.11, H. Dooms 28383, W. Flagg 238.36, J. Merrill 322.13, C. Perdue 292 33, H. Meyer 367.09. O. Abhott 260.90. W. Allen 272.33, D. Baker 328 00. J. Beams 331.40. W. Bench 31120. A. Black 259 92. W Blancett 278. 48. E. Boardman 287.27. C. Bourne 319 30. Wm, Brogan 277.66. G. Buf flngton 293.63. J. Burdell 27521, C. Calkins 288.45. N. 'Cays 266 79. W. Chapman 333.23. O. Chesnut 310.05, C. Childcrs 272.75. G. Chll dreth 28601. H. Clark 291.10, D. Clifford 342.73. C. Comstock 243.11, J. Conner 302.43. F. Cook 271.39, E. Cooper 337.95. E. Cooper 242.37. N. Coverdale 247.16. G. Crumley 32622. E. Culver 29391, L. Cut burth 324 44, J. Danford 277.13. C. Dean 2H6 81. H. Dcnrer 257 31. R. Ditsworth 297.81, C. Dooms 293.26, W, Dooms 295.12. W. Dowen 303 90, W. Duncan 251.69, G. Dutton 286. 51. E. Earl 317 65. L. Earl 277 87. J, Walsh 47.33. J. Fatherton 278 69, II. Ferna 307 31, D. Floyd 297 06. F. Foust 302 03. W. Garner 357 23. D Goddard 246 83. C. Goodnight 279 53. W. Oranby 235.70. A. Had dock 281 96. I. Hall 270 93. R. Harnlsh 278 76. S. Harris 241.24. S. Harlbauer 277 73. B Hatch 279 68. W. Hatch 247.06. E. Henderson 283. 30, G Hillman 308 12, T Mora 261.. 01. W. Irons 317 91. M. Jacobson 316 37, R, Johnson 27121. A Jones 266 61, H. Jones 339 62. H Knntor 3i!8 00, C. Keenev 293 85. J. Keller 293 93, M Kinvon 298 34. K Kite 282 96. I. Larson 331 42. H. Leavell 243 11. A. Lester 298 20. R Lomas 216 46. P. Lynch 283 97, J. Mapston 247 37, E Marshall 283 65. J Mc Fadden 228 37. R. Merritt 331 93, C, Michael 323 60. J. Miller 330 10. B. Moore 31183. M. Morse 273 27. J. Nikodym 319 44. M. Owens 238 01, G. Parker 239 07. J. Perdue 272 14. E. Pierre 333 63. J. Pruitt 278 87. D. Rawlings 261 87. L Rav 297 29. R Rlnabarger 334.10. G. Robertson 323 97. D. Schuli 328 00. D. Scott 246 04. D Shrarln 280 81, F Sher man 303 49. F. Shiplev 286 01, J. Shope 313 92. S .Shore 268 01. I. Shuck 260 97. R. Simmons 293 69. P Smith 243 34. W. Sommer 271 80, II. Stout 293 71. D. Sweet 313 43. E. Thtgntn 318 36, L. Vanderpool 307. 72. M Vanderpool 233 62. L Varner 289.18. C. Verstegcn 287.23. D. Walden 272 92. W. Walker 27181. 11 Wallace 233 33, A Wattenburg 38088. E White 266 7.1. G Wit Hams 268 40. B Austin 308 34. W. Brown 264 71. B CaMtenen 343. 53, D. Dow 372 03. R Fitrgerald 324 67. 11. Geirfle 410 45. D Ivie 290 41, R. Lev t son 302 31, O. Prullt 264 73. I.. Shorey 384 83. V, Smith 348 03, K. Walker 342 92. Al bert Fred 19 00. Am. Steel 1248.71, Atsland Construc tion 17815 43. Big Pines Lumber 1144, Bruce Bauer 74 36, Budge McHurh Supplv 19 93. Bureau of Land Management 68 10. Cut Ore Machinery 424 60, Copco 410 73, TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. LEGAL NOTICES Central Pump Co. P.70. City of Ashland 4 .30. City of Eagle Point 5.00. City of Gold Hill 2.70, City of Medford 530, Colyear Motor Sales Co. 429.90, Commercial Print ing Co. 60 90, Consolidated Freight ways 6.12, Courtesy Chevrolet 79.62, Crater Auto Supply 19246, Crater Lake Machinery 69.27, Cra ter Lake Motors 32.70, Cummins Diesel of Medford 43 21, Dale New man's 5 20, Dean Ac Taylor Pontiac 1 Co. 3 43. Dumas Laundry 22.52, j Eatherton Engine 2.28. Electric, Supply Co. 42.12, R. KApourteille 519.30, Fam 143.17. Feenaughty Machinery Co. 33.55, Firestone Stores 128, Fyr-Fyter 68.02. Hau pert Tractor 371. Hibbards Hard ware 27.15. H. & M. Carbon Co. 72 99. Howard Cooper 315 89, Hub bard Bros. 73.21. Hubhard-Wray Co. 6.00. Iverson Printing 2.95, Indus trial Air Products Co. 2.90. Inter national Harvester Co. 675.58. Jack son County Road Department 119. 00, Lietz 130 00. Liltrell Parts 369. 47. Loggers Ac Contractors Machin ery Co. 464.03. E M. Madden 969. 60, N. D. Madden 1 1 85, M. C. Linlnger Ac Sons 1873.11. Medford Concrete Construction Co. 1311.50, Medford Lumber Co. 28.75. Med ford Printing Co. 46.23, Medford Stationery Store 30.10. Medford Steel Co. 26.93. Mikes Seat Cover Centre 60.50. Modern Office Sys tems Co. 25.25, Modern Plumbing Co. 24 53, Moore Steel Co. 640 30. M Ac W Chain Saw Co. 9 50. Na tional Hospital 1063.65, Office Sta tionery Co. 271 50. Ore. Liquid Gas 69.38. Ore. Nevada California Fast Freight 1591. Ore. Tire Ac Supply 583.15. Pacific Telephone 26 50. Padgett Auto Parts 3183. Parsons 2.07, Pat's Sanitary Serv ice 1.23, Paul Smith's Saw Shop 4.00, Pierce Freight 7.60, Pitts burgh Plate Glass Co. 3 24, Premier Fastener Co. 120.47. Public Em ployees Retirement Board 1673.80. Rngsdale 167.98. Retirement Board 60.05. Rogue Equipment Sales 198 -40, Rush Electric Co. 1.50, Sam Jennings' Co. 42.28, Sherwin-Williams Co. 36.06, L. Shorey 50.40, O. Snavely 1447.70, So. Ore. Bear ing Snier Co. 366.21, Standard Oil Co. 464.05, Stevens Corporation 207,16, Texaco 3663.2B. Transport Clearings 291.85, Tru-Mix Concrete Co. 31.35, Union Oil Co. 1542.08. U. S. National Bank 5466.60, Wain Bcott's Pharmacy 1.25, Witham Parts 15285. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that I have been appointed executrix of the estate of Lavern C. Watrud by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, and have qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are here by notified to present them, with proper vouchers duly verified, to me at the office of Bruce J. Manley, 212 Leverette Bldg., Medford. Ore gon, within six months from date of this notice. Dated and first published June 10, I960. Harriet M. Watrud, Executrix Bruce J. Manley Attorney for Estate. NOTICE OF FILING APPLICATION FOR A CHANGE IN LSK OF WATF.R Notice is given hereby that th- Oregon Stale Came Commission has filed an application for ihe ap proval of a change in use of water trom the right .iand fork and left hand fork of Dailey Creek. Certificates of Water Rights Issued to the Medford Corporation and recorded on page 15240 and 15241. volume 13. State Record of Water Hmhts uertiticatos. con firms a right to the use of the waters of the richt hand fork and left hand fork of Dailey Creek for the storage of 365 acre feet in the NW'. and the N';SW',,, Sec. 35. T. 33 S., R 3 E, WM. for the main tenance of a log pond, with a date of priority of June 11, 1943. The applicant proposes to change the use of the water from the maintenance of a log pond to the maintenance of a tee Ihe ad rearing pond. All persons Interested are noti fied hereby that a hearing will be held at the county courthouse at Medford, Oregon, on August 18. 1060. at 9:30 A.M. All objections to the proposed change, it any there are, will be heard at said time and plnce. Any objections shall be prepared in writing, one copy to be served on Oregon State Game Commission, P. O. Box 4136. Portland 8. Oregon, and one copy filed with the Slate Engineer. Sa lem. Oregon. toLjcthur with a $2.00 filing fee. at least 10 days prior to the date set for hearing. If no ob jections are filed, the application mav be approved by the State Engineer without a hearing. Dated at Salem. Oregon, this 21st day of June. 1960. LEWIS A. STANLEY, State Engineer CALL FOR KIDS Sealed bids in duplicate for the construction of alterations and additions to Shop Building on west side of Woodstock Street at McLoughlin Junior High School, for School District No. 549C, Jack son County. Oregon, will be re ceived at the School District Ad ministration Building, 500 Monroe Street. Medford. Oregon, until 8:00 p.m.. Pacific Standard Time, July 12, 1960. and will then be publicly opened and read aloud. The draw ings, specifications and other con tract documents may he examined and copies thereof may be ob tained at the office of William H. Seibert, Architect, 77 Century Building, 843 East Main Street. Medford, Oregon, on or after June 24, I960. A deposit of $25 00 per set of drawings and specifications will be required. Any bidder returning hia set within seven days after the bid opening will be refunded his deposit. This project involves alterations to the existing '.wo story frame and stucco School District shop building ul approxi mately 3,080 sq. ft. per lluor; a new two story frame and stucco addition of approximately 456 sq, ft. per floor; a new one story block masonry and frame Boiler Room of approximately 125 sq. It.; and an entrance porch of approxi mately 180 sq, ft. All classifications will be covered under the General Contract Pro posal, Attention Is called to the bid ders prequaliflcatlon requirement oi aecuons iiu.uiu to xm.vm. in clusive. ORS. which must be filed with the Clerk 10 days before the date for opening of bids and for which forms may be obtained at the office of the Architect. All proposals must be accom- fianied by a certified check, cash er'a check, or bid bond made payable to School District No 549C, In an amount not less than 3'f oi tne nut. The successful bidder will be re. quired to furnish a faithful per formance bond in the full amount of the contract price as required for a public contract pursuant to utts jtf.3iu, Oregon Revised Sta tutes. The successful bidder shall carry Workmen's Compensation Insurance protecting hia employ ees and will he required to carry funnc Liaoimy insurance cover ing himself, his employees, School District Wo. .1491 and lis officers, agents and employees to the mini mum amount of $30,000 for Injur ies to one person anl Sioo.ooo minimum for one accident. He shall carry Property Damage In surance to the mlmmom amount of S 25, 000, protecting himself, his employees, and the officers, agents and employee! ot School District No. 549C He shall file with the hoard of Directors or School Dutrl.-t No .149C evidence that all tu.'h insur. ance Is being carried piior to the commencement of any work. The Board of Directors of School District No. 349C reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any Informalities. No bidder may withdraw his hid after the hour tel for opening hereof or before award of the Contract, unless said award is de lavrd (or a period exceeding thirty days. Wilson O Slater, Clerk School District No 349C Jackson County, Medford, Oregon First Publtcatlon June 24. I960 Second Publication July 1, i960 LEGAL NOTICES LAND FOR RALE Th Ore iron State Highway Com mission has for sale In Ashland the following three parcels of land lo cated on the North Bound Route of the Pacific Highway through Ashland: Parcel no. 23241, contains &nuz aq. ft. and Jles westerly of Oak St. and southerly of the hwy. Minimum acceptable bid price $1,000.00. Parcel No. 23244, contains 4,356 sq. ft. and lies between Oak St. and North Pioneer Ave. on the southerly side of the hwy. Mini mum acceptable bid price SI. 250.00. Parcel No. 23264, contains 3049 sq. ft. and lies easterly of Third St. on the northerly side of the hwy. Minimum acceptable bid price $2,000.00. FOR INFORMATION Write Property Manager, State Highway Department. Room 506, Highway Building, Salem. Oregon. NOTICE OF FILING FINAL REPORT AMI ACCOUNT No. 10047 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN SHERMAN HALL. Deceased Notice Is hereby given that Car los Morris. Administrator of the above entitled estate, has filed herein his Final Report and Ac count and that the 11th day of July, 1960, at 9:30 o'clock A.M. in the Courthouse In the City of Medford, Jackson County. Oregon, has been fixed by the above named Court as the time and place for hearing objections to said Final Report and Account and for the examination and allowance thereof. Dated and first published June 17, 1960. CARLOS MORRIS Administrator NOTICR TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATEOF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE of WILLARD CHRIS TOPHER BINGHAM, Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been appoin ted by the Circuit Court for Jackson County, Oregon. Executor of the estate of Willard Christo pher Bingham. All persons having claims against the said estate are hereby notified to present the said claims with the proper vouchers to the undersigned Exe cutor at the office of Harbison and Piazza, 207 U.S. National Bank Bldg., Medford, Oregon, ' within six months from the date of this notice. DATED and first published this 3rd day of June 1960. Edgar F. Bingham, Executor Harbison and Piazza Attorneys for Executor NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT No. 8419 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON In the Matter of the Estate of EMIL BRITT, Deceased. Notice is hearby given that the Final Account of Herman L. Lind, as Administrator with the will an nexed of the above-named estate, has been filed herein and that 9:30 o'clock a.m. on Tuesday, the 5th day of July, 1960, in the Courtroom of the above Court in the Courthouse in Medford, Ore gon, has been appointed as the time and place for hearing objec tions to such Final Account and settlement thereof. Dated and first published June 3, 1960. Herman L. Lind, Administrator Van Dyke. Dellenback & McGoodwln Attorneys for Administrator with the will annexed. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids in duplicate for the construction of an addition to Hedrick Junior High School will be received at the School Adminis tration Building, 500 Monroe Street, Medi'ord, Oregon, by School District 549-C, Jackson County. Oregon, until 5 P.M., Pa cific Standard Time. Thursday, July 7. 1960, and will then and there be opened and publicly read aloud. Bids must be submitted In the exact form of the Proposal and Bid Form (Sheets 1-6 Inclusive) in corporated In the specifications and provided by the Architect. The addition consists of six (6) classrooms, toilets, locker areas, brcczeway and covered passages, constructed of concrete and wood frame, consisting of approximately . 11.470 square feet. Plans and specifications are on file at the office of Robert J. Kee ney, A.I.A., Architect. 310 Medical Center Building, Medford. Ore gon; Builders Exchange, 317 Builders Exchange Building, Port land, Oregon; Builders Exchange, 145 East 29 th Avenue. Eugene, Oregon; Builders Exchange. P, O. Box 776, Klamath Falls. Oregon, Builders Exchange, 40 S. Fir St.. Medford, Oregon; Salem Contrac tors Exchange, 515 Hood, N.E., Salem. Oregon: and at the said of fice of the said school district. A set of drawings and specifica tions may be obtained by prime bidders from the Architect upon a deposit of $25.00. Additional seta of drawings and specifications may be obtained from the Architect for the sum of $20.00 per set to cover the cost of reproduction. Such ad ditional sets shall remain the prop erly of the Architect and shall be returned to him in good condition after the opening of bids. Contrac tors having obtained a set of drow ings and specifications and failing to submit a bid shall forfeit the cost of reproduction unless draw ings and specifications are returned to Architect prior to bidding time. Bids will be received on the basis of one contract tn Include all general construction, including plumbing, heating, ventilating and electrical work. Each bid shall he accompanied by a certified check, or bid bond (with authorized Surety Company) made payable to School District 549-C, Jackson County, Oregon, in an amount not less than five per cent (5'M of the base hid. No bidder moy withdraw his bid after the hour and date set for the opening thereof, or before the award of the contract, unless said award is delayed for a period of thirty 30t days. Attention is directed to the bidder s prequaliflcatlon require ments of ORS sections 279.012 to 279.024 inclusive, which must be filed with the District Clerk ten days before date of opening of bids and for which forms may he ob tained at the office of the Archi tect. The successful bidder will be re quired to furnish a faithful per formance and materials bond In the full amount of the contract price as required for a public contract pursuant to ORS 279 510. The successful bidder shall carry Workmen's Compensation in surance protecting his employees and also public liability insurance protecting him. his employees. School District 349-C and its offi cers, agents and employees to the minimum amount of $100,000 00 for Injuries to one person and $300,000.00 minimum for one ac cident He shall carry property damage insurance In the minimum amount of $.S0.0OO 00 to protect him. his employees, the officers, acents and employees of School District 549-C. The usual exclusion of liability under property damage coverage for property in the care, custody, and control of the In sured shall be deleted from the coverage required. He shall file with the School District evidence that all such insurance Is In force prior to the commencement of any work. School District 349-C reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive any informality in bids received and to accept or reject any or all Items of any bid, unless the bidder qualifies his bid by specific limitation. Dr. Leonard May field Superintendent of Schools Wilson Slater Clerk. School Hoard First Publication- June 13. I960 Second publication; Juna 34, I960 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that 1 have been appointed by the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, Administrator of the estate of Bertha C. Nice wood, deceased, and have qualified. All persons having claims against the estate of said decedent are hereby notified to present them, with proper vouchers, duly veri fied to me at the office of Skyr man Ac Heisel, attorneys for said Administrator, at Room 321 Med ical Center Building, in Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published June 3. 1960. Grover C. Nicewood Administrator Skyrman & Heisel Attorneys for Administrator CLASSIFIED AD DIRECTORY PERSONAL Lodge Notices 1 Special Club Event 2 Personal 3 Lost and Found - 4 Instructions 5 Wanted Male Help - 10 Wanted Female Help 11 Male or Female Help 12 Wanted Situations - 13 Wanted Miscellaneous 14 Financial & Loans , 15 REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses 20 For Rent Apartments - 21 For Rent Furnished Rooms. 11 Rent Rooms and Board 23 For Rent Miscellaneous 24 Wanted To Rent 25 Medford Realty Board 30 For Sale Real Estate ............. 31 Business Opportunities 32 Wanted Real Estate 33 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies ... 40 Appliances 41 Furniture 42 Musical Equip., Radio, TV 43 Sports and Hobbies 44 Miscellaneous ,..., 45 Dogs and Peta 50 Poultry .., 51 Livestock 52 Wonted Livestock 53 Hay. Grain and Feed 54 Fruits Ac Vegetables 53 Automotive & Equipment Machinery and Tractorj . 60 Logging Equipment 61 Equipment for Rent 62 Trailers - 70 Parts and Accessories . 7l Cycles and Scooters 72 Cars and Trucks - 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Classify . A Business Directory B Card of Thanks C Classified Rates 1 day per word Se 8c 2 days per word 3 days per word 4 days per word 6 days per word ..10c -12c ..nc By Line Per Month $2 25 (Miiimura First Issue 50c) nusinest Directory Each line per month ..$175 Minimum per month -.iiS.23 Dead Line on Classified Ads 5:30 pjn. for following day, except 10 a.m lor Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday. Dead Line on Display Classi fied Ads 10:00 A.M Saturday for Sunday and Monday. 3 P.M. the day before publi cation for Tues. through Frl. APPROVED CREDIT CHARGES BILLED BY THE LINE A Too Late To Classify WILL Trade $1600 equiTyin 1958 Simca. 1 Owner always ga raged. Heed 2 door car. Prefer clean 1953 Stude. will consider any sharp car. SP 3-7982, if no ans. call KE 5-1421. WILL Purchase small contracts Ac mortgagesTribune Box 6094 FOR RENT 3 rm. apt, Furn. $35. 1716 N. Riverside. SP 3-3321 a.m. RE STY LE men 's double breasted suits to single. Reason ah lv priced. Work guarantecd. SP 3-6B53. FOR SALE Older 2 bdfrn. house. Garage, approx. Vj A. Also 3 bdrm. home. Douole garage, breeze way, sprinkler system Ac shop building. Approx. 3 A. City sewer Ac water paid on both. SP 3-5502. CLEAN up plant sale. Starting now. sale ends July 3rd. CRATER GREENHOUSE. 1048 Crater Lake Ave. SP 2-4401, and your local plant dealer WANTED Good country home for 5-yr.-old purebred German Shep- herd. TW9-1498. FOR SALE. 1000 WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS 8 wks old $1 apiece In lots of 50 or less. ALBERS FEED & FARM SUPPLY 330 N. Fir SP3-4503 FOR SALE Revelation vacuum cleaner. $35 cash. 624 H a mil ton. Erskine's Piano Store 10th Anniversary Specials BRAND NEW SPINETS BY ESTEY Model 10. Regular $774 now $595 40" Console. Reg. $B42 now $656 SUPER SPECIAL Cherry wood in Swedish Modern Regular $906. now $695. To celebrate our 10th anniver sary we 11 offer other specials from time to time this summer. Come in and talk it over. Get what you want on one of our 10TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS Easy terms but also some spe cial bargains for the cash buyer. (Closed Sat. June 25) 1304 Kings Hwy. SP 2-4296 FOR RENT Clean apt. close in, with bath All utilities paid. Washing facilities. 2L7 S. River side. DELPHINIUM PLANTS In peat pots. Flower this year. Special 25c each. BERRYDALE FLOWER FARM. TO BE MOVED Good 2-BR. older home. $1800 delivered to buyers lot. ilso 25 x53' Camp White home. $2200 delivered, a 25 x72' Camp White converted to 4 small apts.. $2600 delivered. Call SP 2-5614 or see corner Biddle Rd. At Crater Lake Hwy. 8 a m. to 4 p.m. WHO WON THE BOAT Drawing was neld at bunday s catfish Derby to select the winner of a 10-foot aluminum lake boat but no one has claimed the nrlzs. Winning ticket is 2H29 and nine alternates, in order, are 4fifl. 1 1 MS. 8B66. 8908. 298. 1094. 11636, 5963 and 1141. Holders of these tickets are asked to ctll Derby Chairman Dick O'Dell at s" a-3022 as soonaspossiDie. 10.000 BD. FT. 1x8 E grade Siding $90 per M. 8000 bd ft. 1x6 resaw Redwood $75 per M. Farmers Lumber Co. SP 3-5462 s. Riverside at Barnett Rd. Call Ken Neal-SP 3-4739 for Quality Used Logging & Dirt Moving Equipment Crittr Lsk Mschintry Co. A-Too Lote To Classify 1 HEATHKIT From your authorized factory representative Southern Ora. Northern Calif VERL G WALKER CO 205 W Jackson SP3-755T Mearora. trcitun LOBELIA and AGERATUM. Special $1 50 flat. BERRYDALE FLOWER r rtn.vi CRICKETS? Call WITHROW SP 2-5376 or S P 2-685 1 BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale. 20c each. Mail Tribune oince. 33 wortn nr 8000 BD. FT. of 1x12 fir boards No. 4 at $43 per m. see ai . . Farmers Lumber Co. SP 2-5462 S Riverside at Barnett Rd. FOR SALE Older 2-bdrm. house. uarage. Approx. a bdrm.. double garage, breeze way, sprinkler system. St shop bldg. 24x40. Approx. 3 A. City sewer Ac water on both. SP 3- 5502. 50 M ft. 1x8 ltd. At Mr. ghiplap $70 M. 2x6 TAtG $35M 8d Ac KM box nails $1195 keg. NORTON LUMBER CO. Phoenix. White City Ashland NOTIC E Commercial Spraying of all kinds WITHROW. SP 2-5376. SP 2-6B51 C Card of Thanks We wish to thank alt the many friends who have been so kind end helpful during the recent loss of our loved one. Bob. Mrs. Mabel Dawson & ruiiura L,ee The tail Dawson Family Mrs. Matue Brunnclle Mrs. Emma Pence I-IODGE NOTICES Medford Lodge No. 103 A. F. & A. M. Special Communication Friday, June 24 at 7:30 p.m. One MM degree. Visiting brethren welcome. Re freshments. John H. Eddy, WM. 2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS NEW ITEMS DAILY Clothing & shoes All you can carry SI. Mom Lee's, Ashland. RUMMAGE Sale sponsored by Zuleima Temple Patrol In the Fehl Bldg. on Saturday. June 25, 3-PERSONAl SAFEGUARD your stomach. Dissi pate gas, nausea, dizziness, stom ach nerves In 10 minutes with "Merbels" Rx. Proven 39 years. Guaranteed!! Exclusively at MED FORD PHARMACY and HUD SON'S PHARMACY, your Hx specialists. 1 WILL not be responsible for any debts other than my own. Choyles Edward McGrath, Rt. 4, Box 459, Medford. MISS PAT'S NURSERY SCHOOL will be open all summer. Trans portation furnished. SP 3-3382. BACK IN BUSINESS Edna's Beauty Shop 6198 Table Rock Rd , White City Owner. Mrs. Ebron Griffltts WELCOME NEIGHBOR You can be SURE If it's BEA'S WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDRO MAT 634 Crater Lake Ave. Shady Parking. ANYONE baving a drinking prob lem is welcome at Alcoholic Anonymous 830 p.m. Tues & Sat. Rear ot 212 N Oakdale SP 2-6657 SEE RUSS at the Holly Cafe, to nave your picnic luncnes pre pared RAWLEIGH Products SP 2-4438. MASON shoes. SP 2-8283. WANTED Old American coins. Private collector Top cash pric es. Any amount. SP 2-8820 after 5. HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS? See Dick Milestone. He can ar range h loan for you from $50 to $1500 on turniture, automo bile or salary. American Finance Corp., 123 W. Main St, Ph. SP-2-6201 REMEMBER DAN PATCH CO buildi TOP VALUE HOMES. WATKINS Products. SP 3-5667. DENTURES repaired It re-lined while you wait. Day or eve. Pb SP 3-602623 Lozier Lcne Merle Norman Cosmetic 214 Fluhrer Bldg. REAL ESTATE LOANS to 32500 Commercial Industrial Finance Corp . Main ft Riverside SP 3-4564 4-LOST AND FOUND LOST West Phoenix District. A light yellow-green talking male parakeet. Answers to name rep. per." Reward. KE 5-1031. LOST Man's Longine wrist watch Grey link band. Reward. NO 4- 264B. 5-INSTRUCTIONS SEWING CLASSES Singer Sewing Machine Co. 318 E. Main Day & nisht sewing classes still open for the month of July. For agesiuii. afa-7i&a. PIANO LESSONS KE 3-1177 GUITAR LESSONS KE 5-1880 10 WANTED MALE HELP I NEED 3 MEN to complete my sales organiza tion. This Dosition offers linan- cial security and no lay-offs. We will train you to sell our new type hospital plan on commis- sion basis. Apply Beneficial standard Life. 1512 N . Ktverside. Sat.. June 25, between 10 & 12 AH. EXPERIENCED roofers wanted. Apply Rogue Valley Manor. NEW 3 BDRM. HOME Birch cabinets, circ. fire place, carport, large lor. Ar nold Nesse, builder owner. 2284 Bead Lane VISIT TOMORROW'S HOME TODAY! WtjST tni.,,..,.,., IL"t4 0 MANOR VIEW HOME 1008 MIRA MAR AVE. (Manor Hill) ' R. I. Marsh, Owner and Builder Open 7-10 P.M. Week Csvi 1 ROGUE VALLEY LAND CO. ! Cordially Invites You To Vilt This latst Marth Creation Company Riprvuntatlvtt Will Bt Your Hoirt FRIDAY. JUNE U. I960 to WANTED MAI HELP STUD Edgernian Day shift lot new mill. Call Victor 2-3910, YEAR round work with good con dition., iur uub... man painter, Alo. netd experi enced mechanic with own hand tooli See Mr. Millard. Courteiy lt.pd Car ShOD. WELL experienced machinist with reii.. wi v?i - 688. Medford. jiiiTV WEEK GUARANTEED Rich Plan ol So Oregon 20 S Fir St . Medford 11 -WANTED FEMALE HElt DISHWASHER Apply In peraon. North l Chuck Wagon. WANTED Reliable lady to car tor eioeny pci Write TribuneBox594L CHAUFFEUR to drive woman to Loi Angelei. On or about Jun SP 3-2990. 13-WANTED SITUATIONS CABINET, carpenter work, plaster ing, painting, cement work, re modeling, any type of work your home needsSP-eoVl. CEMENT work. anyJtlndSPaSM PAINTING It house cleaning by hf. or Job. Local referencea. SP 3- 5537; ' BABY sitting, day or night, In my home, 702 King. . LIGHT housework & baby sitting anytime. References. SP 3-6000. SPRINKLER system. New liwna pl.inteoSP3-2246or SP 2-7881. HAYING on share's. SP 3-3713 or en i.9fifin YARD work maintenance work. Odd jobs. SP 2-4332. . EXPERIENCED baby sitting in my home. Own transportation. SP 2- 8617. DRESS making 4 alterations. Also alterations on xmuea arees. Call eves. SP 2-8621. Kay Bower- FLO'ORS cleaned, waxed Sc pollsh- eo rug ul,,llu' """ ' sv nver 35 1. SP 3-5497. LOG haul wanted. Have long log truCK or anon jus nmm - CEMENT work. Block work, fire nlaces. Guaranteed. MU 9-4761. CHILD care, my home. SP 3-1916 CHILD care, own car, spa-2287 WOR'K for truck crane with steel boom ana or neei oomn or loading. Also D-8 Cat. MU 2-4431. MANntsyard work. SP 3-3216. YOUNG man, with family, want steady worn, iry anyimns. -n. SP 3-3225. ' NEED WORK Willing to learn. Prefer full lime. ijooo, neann. Mr. Powers. Message phone) SP 3-4740. GARDENING, maintenance, lawns. SP 3-2246 or &rZ-7B01. IRONING. SP 3-1297. 405 W. 2nd. ' LIGHT work, yard care, light haul ing. Fertilizer tor saie. ori-nioo. BABY SITTING Woman, reliable, own transportation, nc o-3o. WANTED Odd Jobs. Satisfaction guaranteed, iieasonaoie. or 4- 7662. . CUSTOM haying SP 3-4890. ' CHILD care. Anytime. 60S Stewart Ave. SP 2-8217. HOUSEWORK by hour. , Offico cleanlng.SP 2-4452. FURNITURE rebuilding, upholster ing & tailor made slip covers. All work guaranteed. Fabrio samples. SP 3-4601. . L YARD work, any kind. Rav power mower. SP 3-4168 eves. BABY & Child Care. SP 3-6314. ALL types carpenter work. No Job too smau. at-a-ato. oro-o.o.i CARPENTER work, SP 2-4332. CHILD CARE. Pick up It deliver. TWH-UH. m LAWN MOWING "SPECIAl. or 3-4IU1 CHILD care. My home. SP 2-6536. CUSTOM tractor work, mowing. raking, baling, NO 4-1303. MOWING, raking & baling, SP 3- 3715 or SP 3-2660. IRONING Free pickup c delivery. CHOOSE FROM 200 Ranch Sites Low as 1995 ; Full nc $99 Down, $29 Monthly Located Near SAM'S VALLEY . EAGLE POINT STAGE ROAD Write, Csmt In, Phone (or FREE Farm Catalog Cal-Ore Ranches 843 East Main CENTURY BLDG. Medford PHONE: SP 2-2427 24 Hour Service DAILY'S U-DRIVE Medford Airport a Phont --3C SP 3-4293 .T 3 n