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Newspaper Page Text'C i.UKAKY SUNDAY. JULY 10, 1080 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. D Kingbird Plnyt Dnvld In Dnvld and Gollnlh Tho rcrniHnit'iil of the 'Dnvld mid Uiillulh" bultlii tiiliim plni'o livery Hiiiuriu-r ilny In Ilia ulr ovi'P iimnl of Hie country. In Uio wlnli'r lime II occurs ovur Iho Miuthurn lntri 11 h vvM im In tho Went Growers Warned 01 Spraying Food A Kroup of exports npi'iik IiiK at Hie 4'ltli iiiinunl imwU iiiK of thu I'liiiflo lininrli of tliu IOntoiiiololllciil Socluty of Anwrlni liu warned ((rowers to follow cllrofllonH curi'fully when upruylnii food crop. Tile Kroup fell lluil nrowiT should adhere In recommend d iiimiunUi uiid p r ii y I n K dciidllncs before liiirve.il no there It no d n n it e r lo the lienllli of the consumer. Tho food mid dmii iidinlnls trillion mid public lieulth scrv lee hnve tested those nuiterl- In. they mild. Only a few purl per million of residue ere permitted. Dr. Louis ti. rienlner, onlo nuiloiilat nt Urn Southern Ore gon Experiment million, was one of Iho rntomoloilt at tending the sessions hist week. The Pacific Hriinch Is the aecond lurueal In the United tilulc, mid bus n membership of moro than 1.1UU entomolo gists and representullves of the nKrlculturiil chemlcnls In dustry. Dr. Centner served ns cluilr enn of the membership com mittee durlnit the piisl year. Robert Wheat Named Insurance Agent Robert L. Wheal. 24 South Onintfe si., has been nppolnled aueni for the Medford district office of the Prudential In- aurance company, Gilbert C. Tiplon. in a n a e r, has an nounced. A native of Carter county, Montana, Wheal attended sehools in Ashland, and San r a n c I c o. Mr. and Mrs. Wheal havo two children, Tloberla and Zaeliary. 1 Rogue Valley j Pest Control Co. J Speclallilng In M Dry Rot Anil K K All Poll. M TERMITES 1 V Inspections m m Free Estimates m m All Work Guaranteed M M 703 W. Palm m Phona SP 2-6027 or M ULrick 5-1386 K Classified BusiNtssand stRvic i Directory Firms and Individuals Spocializing to Sav You Timt and Moneyl Air Condilloning YO W'S' 172" N niverstilr SPJ-sin Asphalt and Cement Paving JsSI'llAl.T PAV1NO Driveways mnlela parking arena mill varda mails and Industrial flnora frea sttmatea Work guaranteed Rogue River Paving Co Phona HI' a-41137 Building and Construction "custom bulldozing" ART nilOWN. KE3-101I. Sldcwnlks Pntlos Driveways . Cement work of all kinds. Free estimates SP a-imfl " HAY STH.WKlX Licensed Contractor Pliina drawn to your Ideas A needs, pjnw hitinea, remodeling, nddl tlmui. Professional Plnmtlnu on Interior A exterior changes. Free estimates. SPa-7ima. Commercial, " sieel nuiMinjn for Industry. Commerce, Agrlcul. turn. Specialists In designing A eonslrili'tlng; super markets, ga rages, show rooms, warehouses, sawmill A veneer plants. INDUSTRIAL MACHINE CORP. I'.O. Ilox 41LMctlfonl. SP 2-11707 ""itKMODK!.; Texturing, Tuning Call NORDWICK 124 E nth SP 3-211.1 TW U-IM7 evea ' ADDITIONS ilKMbnEUNa ' New construction Hour or contract. Free estimates. MARTIN Tho Carncnler sp i..i24rt sp a-r.nn2 Cafe & Market Equipment fjAi.E"SRefrlgeralln"n. Large stock af new Si UHrtl indso. See lis before ynu buy. ftfT S. Pnc, Hwy., Grants Pns, CiR n-.iinn. Chain Saws ClWrTSAW SA1.ICS ft SERfli2ii mi N Rlvorslilo SP 2-7. Lombard Chain Saws Oregon chain tioncrnl liars llontnlsJlepalra on all aawa; IvIcCiiHoch Chain Scfw Co, ifii7 n Rivorsido sp n-o:ioo Ho- conditioned saws A saws lor rent falling A Mucking Supplies Electric Shavor Service KI.ECTRIC shaver A CLIPPER SERVICE Guaranteed Servlco A piirta on all mnkea Closed Monday 114 E llth SP 2-411.12 Fuel DRY red Fir 2" plnnor trim. 10 10" or 24" $12 Innd rinlivorori U-Ilatll nirltup load S2 nlJ 3-it.liH WOOD SALES Log ends whnle nr split. JTA fl.474H I A H-4fl3 Glass SpeolallslirirrSlllo fllasa CLASS Window pints mirrors. FARRELL'S GLASS SERVICE 0th front BP a-1038 Small Worlds Around Us By Lynn M. Watkint Indies and parts of Central Amerlcu. This lllllo "Dnvld" never sluys "Uollath" but does drlvo him away. The "David" In these en counle.rs li a pugnacious Utile gray bird with a sriuiiro lull and a liiilf-concenled orange colored patch on Iho top of the head. Known In some sec tions as the "becblrd" or "tyrant flycatcher" but more correctly as tho kingbird be cause of lis bravery In at tacking birds several limes Its own size. Ilccaiiso of Us sup posed appetllo for honey bees, 11 Is considered an enemy of the bee-keeper. Kvory bird of Ihc thickets", meadows or tho farmland takes Immediate alarm and seeks concealment at the near presence of a hawk., Not Frlghloned Hut not the kingbird. No bird, regardless of size, fright ens this brave little flycatch er. II will not only defend Itself, bul will carry Iho bat tle lo the enemy. Hecausc of Its persistent harassment, the hawk or crow, realizing the futility of trying to combat a shadow that moves so fast and always attacks above whore It cannot be reached, flies away with Die kingbird In hoi pursuit. The kingbird may chase Its enemy for miles, hovering over It, and diving down to peck at the other's back. Tho kingbird has been call ed a "piggy-back" bird by some observant observers for It has been known lo alight on the back of a rapidly fly ing vulture hawk or crow and rlilu for a considerable dls tance, hnnglng on by gripping a feather of the larger bird's hack. At such times the larger bird tries every trick In its book to dlslodgo lis unwel come passenger, even by try ing to bring Its wings force fully togellier over its back. Novor Slops However they never seem to succeed. Neither does this small Dnvld ever seem lo stop looking for Gollalhs to vanquish. Tho slunl never goes over very big with the hawk, crow or vulture; they give every evidence of disgust, and at times, actual fright, although It Is doubtful if the king bird ever actually Injures Its adversary. Somewhere, deep seated In Iho consciousness of the king bird, there must be Uie in delible remembrance of crows eating young kingbirds: and this hntred Is deeply instilled In every one of the brave Utile birds. (Heloaatd by Tho Roglslor and Trlbuno Syndicate, 1960) Granite and Top Soli GnANlT&"-Loadlng" or Delivering buuua A IV ii.ur.it I UULL Ph NO 4-14SD ORAnTTE " CRUSHED A Pit RUN LOADED OR DELIVERED R a -BOH" LULL SP 3-4781 It no answer call NO 4-21)71 top" SOIL, crushed rock" sand A gravel creek run Mason a sand You pick up, or delivered llaleman A Son. 812-24114 TOP SOlC Gravel, Oranlta and Fill Loaders A Dump Trucks Tor rent A L. "Tex" NASH Ph SP 2-4317 2078 S. Hwy 00, Medford rMNE Hear "Creek ton soil Creek nut gravel Crtlnhed and pit run granite 2 yd diesel loader A 10 yd dump truck for hire JIM NUNES KE S-H43 CnUSHED""ROCK. SAND" A GRAVEL CONCRETE PIPE A DRAIN TILE M. C. LIN1NGF.R A SONS Call SP 3-7.1.V1 Heating COOL TOP Oil burning Rnnr furnaca. KENNEDY FUEL OIL 022 llonrdman nt Konnet Y 0 W'S 1720 N. Riverside SP2-4H34 Insurance INSURANCE Round auto A flru insurance. Possible savings of 10'.-, 1.1 ri. A 20. VICTOR C SETHER P.RQPHV ni.nn.. medford Oil Burner Service SPARK" OIL "BUR'NINO HEAfERS 022 lloanlman SP 3-580S KENNEDY FtiEl OH. Painting PAINTING Brush or"Spray Tree est'maioa and terms a w Miirpb.y,SP2-na05orSP2-2noi SP R A Y" p a I n 1 1 n g r rnn la hous"es7 gen eral nntntlno Frea Estimates Sullivan Urns 310 S Ivy Phona BP a-imnl PAINTING Inside or OuT Spray or Hrush SP 2-4137 Pes! and Termite Control ROGUE' VAI.LF.Y'PESf CONTROt Locally owned A operated Specializing In Icrmllca & com plete inundation work. SP 2-11027 UL B-l.m8 All work glinrnnteed. 703 W. Palm TERMITES Call Paramnunt Pest Control Inspect hofora buying BP 2-0701 LOYD TERMITE CONTROL Locally owned Y0111 protection Is our business Foundation work 20 yrs exp Id vrs locally SP 2-07117 or SP 2-73IIB Plumbing "VXt.LEVPLtJMritNfl FASTEST RELIABLE SERVICI! 2101 W Main SP 3-3102 ' NEW'24ilirSKRVlCE Day flr Nlto Plumhlng Call SP 2-0078 Anytime & T7YK. Hr CLAY R. Your Doily AtUvtty Curt Aiiot tlttiff to fie Start. To flcvclop mcMUfjc f ir Sunrfuy, rrofl wwU r.oirosX7Kl(tsQ lo numtn'r of yotir ZixJkjc birth tQn, n 'n nil I P.1 J W.tlt I S- MAY 31 IS 77-3 41 mom ml (. II. , 8 'r. tw thing V y.w lO'Jwnil.j I I hnh 1,'lV-ublo I 1 L.k A 'yiinf A IViW V li'lx IHV.ttxHit 'JO I'.nwq j:tut. 'JH Yy.it 'Jt M-l OlMINI juiic n psU73 775 CANCII jiuuyj) 1671 31 34 ys4-s nt 06 q 110 oi 31 V) 9 10 56 59 60 64-1 visoo 'A A AUC J; : Sift. JI' 11 1 1- 3- 6.171 hi 'in: Generator At Saipan Hard To Identify Tcterboro, N. J. OJPD - A generator discovered ot the I bottom of Saipan buy would bo difficult to identify an the ono lined tn the airplane in which nvlalrix Amelia Ear-1 hart dinappcarcd 23 yearn ao, according to the Bcndix Corp., which manufactured the gen erator, Clark Smith, a company spokesman, said Thursday Bcndix Is trying to determine If the machinery found last week was the one used In the craft. The generator was Identi fied by pilot Paul Mantz, San ta Ana, Calif., air service op erator who equipped Miss Ear hart's plane for an around the world flight. He said the gen erator was identical to one he ordered for the missing aircraft in 1030 before Miss Earhnrt took off with her nav igator, Fred Noonan, 'Efidtnc' Claimed The disclosure followed a claim of "photographic evi dence" that the famous wom an flier was executed on Sal pan by Japanese authorities who maintained a naval base on the island at that time. Baltimore Driver Hod a Rough Day Baltimore - Some days It pays to stay In bed. Arthur Pcrchcr had a flat on one of his cars and he fixed it. Crossing a railroad track a hole was knocked in the oil pan. The oil drained out and the motor was ruined. While pushing the auto with his second car, tho throt tle linkage came loose -twice. Radio TV Repair O. OFF TV A Radio-repair until election. Cash, carry. 3R 'ears experience. 3410 N. Pac. Iwy. B. SP 3-3DR1K . True View RADIO TV SERVICE James A. Rodger SP 2-fll.ia Roofing RnoF7NG and teneing or all kinds Roof coating Free estimates PAH ROOF A FENCE CO IUN Fir SP 2-2481 HOOFING S'tDING PAINTS Freo estimates 1011 financing EKERSON PAINT A ROOFING 810 E Jackson SP 3-3031 Oldest Roofing Co In So Oregon Radiator Servico DALE NEWMAN'S Medford Radiator Servtea 203 W Bth at Grape SP 2-7372 Septic Tank MITCHELL SEPTIC SERVICE Tanks cleaned At repaired Fields lald Now instnlaltlona KE 3-2700 SANITATION SERVICE (Licensed & llondcdl Darrell Farias Orv Conklln WE PRECAST SEPTIC TANKS 320 730 000 1000. 1230-gal Fields Installed Tanks Pumped LOW COST FINANCING SP 8-2401 2B70 Crater Lake Hwy Traffic Control Devices FOR RENT or Sale Barricades. signs, lights. Crater Lake Rentals. 2606 Crater Lako Hwy, SP 2-2703 Washing Machines PARTS Repairs oVLfTTtome Laundry Equip. Snles-Sorvlca on Maytag, Easy, & Kltchenald, LARSON APPLIANCE, SP 2-3202, Well Drilling CRIBBLE WELL DRILLING 303 3th Ave.. Gold Hill . Ph UL 3-1.1211 GoFflrROTilERS Wcir"briHera" Experienced and rellnhln bAll Groun Stamps Office Siskiyou lliiwe.. 223 W Main SP 2-2030 EVOS Fit SI 2-70211 or NU4-144H rogue Valley" drilling co Hei an a ann exner encen p asi niodurn equipment Terma Phono SP 2-7372. 8119 Shafer lane, off Klnaa Hwv SilULTS" BROS. Weir'driltrng and pump service wo alrlvo to please ovory ona Days SP 3-4141 BP 2-4144 Eves SP 2-3111111 ' rjnATER well" driLlinq" ,10111 Craloi Lake Ave SP 2-J0I1B F11A torma on wens ana pumps Use Tribune Want Ads G AZER" ) II II .UN ,IA 'O-r -i rfo rrj. 4y H M l 'X) 66 83 88 scotrio ill l-i At On .'lrnil'jNly A.w( :ilN-.i I.,..ge1 J4M,u9 tA I J not, ,A,rtt ilftli MMik CI I" t Oft n(rt :iiiui . thot S'i U,U,v,i t,'t f'-i-i AO '() lln II Uii'l V! LvLiy J Of V',-.i 4Jii'W ') lokt t4'.t 4 A 4'A-.l ''jliip Ai 'ir"i lt fiHir 4Alrt 7 tr...(nblt 4HOII IViy 4V wi Tt U. ViV.-, ftfjfjl M Huniirfl ffl fMr Mil I1VB Vt V-.ir t tl'rw..' V. I'rff.,1 fcCVih 'jl C.'ml'l hi 'Ihc'rt M Mrrl HH (if ..'-., .Ws. HVIntfy.ri i) I'lcovOiil 0 'nKtr: 41 44 4R 61if k3 68 8iBVVJ IA0ITTAIIU1 ' 21 . 8 1 1-30 38A- 149 65 79 82 " CAPIICOIM lICi 3i S lAti 30 Cy I4 24 5l-J7V; '268V-. AOUAIIUl WI 31 I? ?3 33-35,4! h? 67-69 tin joV-v 'AAK 21 V 7-13 ?A'V' )Nnitfj Found Claimed According lo Smith, Mantz relayed a series of numbers found on the generator and asked a check of Bcndix rec ords to determine if it was the one purchased for the Ear- hart plane. Smith said tracing the num bers would be difficult. Jt Is not a serial number as we know It." he said. 'It is .Auuniin ,,i,,- nnrl a luiMuiiMiu.Mi u. llUi,IUuBU,m letters which so lar nave meant nothing to anyone." Crash Rtmtmbtred Newsmen from the Colum bia Broadcasting System con ducted an Investigation of the plane's disappearance and re ported last week the existence of tho generator and other plane wreckage. CBS newsman Fred Goer ner said several persons on Saipan claimed to have re membered the crash and exe cution of Miss Earhart and Noonan. An English professor In An aheim. Calif., said he was advised of photographic evi dence of the execution. LEGAL NOTICES PROCLAMATION wlirnKAH. lha unrenutated use of certain forest areas Is, tn the Judgment of tha State Forraler, a menure In life and oronerty on account of an excessive amount of Inflammable deuria on tne ground WHEREAS, upon the showing of the State Forester, it appears to me to he necessary to close to un regulated use the following areas within and adlacent to the Rogue River National Forest, deaicnated aa: AUK A NO. K 15 P (ASHLAND WATKRSIIKO NEIl, (REEK AKEA) SEn. E'iSW', Section 17. E'i Section It). Sections 20. 21. 27 throuph 35 Inclusive, T. 39 S., H 1 E: Si, S'iN'i, NWi NWU Section 1, Section?! 2 through t2 Inclusive. N'i Sec tion 13. Sections 14 throunh 18 Inclusive, T. 40 S., R. 1 E.; ex ceptinR Anhlnnd Loop Road nrt Tolmnn Creek Rond. Permit to enter the nbove drscribed urea may be obtain ed nt AhUnd Hnngrr Station. ARK A NO. R 16 P (STURGIft FORK ARK A) Those part of Sections U and 12 aouth and wc.it of O'Hrlen Creek Hond No. 403 and Car herrv Hnad No. 3J00. that part of EE's Section 10 south of O'Brien Creek, thnt part of N'a Section 13 north of lower Stur pla Fork Creek Road. Ni and SVi Section 14. Section 15. E'a Section IB. NE Section 21. Ni. NF-'iSE'aj Section 22, NV i . N 1 3 S W a Section 23, T. 40 S . R. S W. AREA NO. R 17 P (STKVK FORK ARK A) That nnrl of NWSW Sec tion 20 southwest of Sturcts Fork and north of Sieve Fork Creeks, that part of S'd Sec tion 10 west and north of Sieve Fork, thnt part of Wa of Section 30 west nf Steve Fork. T. 40 S., R. 4 W.: those pRrt of S'j Sections 25 nnd an ana Sections 34 and 35 north of Steve Fork, Section 33. T. 40 S R. fl W.; that part of NW'i. Stlon 4 PTlh of Steve Fork, E'a and E2W Section 5. T. 41 S.. R. 5 W.; excepting the rond Into SturRis Guard Sta tion. AREA NO. R IS P (CO 11 11 Alt CRKKK ARK A) Section . T. 41 S., R. 4 W. Permlm to enter the above described nrens may lie ob tained at Star Rnnser Station. NOW. THEREFORE, I. Wnltcr J. Pearson, Governor of the State of OroKon, by virtue of the authority voBlod in mo under the provisions of Section 477.158, OreRon Forest Laws, do hereby proclaim the un regulated use of the abovc-describ-r.i nrons tn be unlnwful and that an id nrcn ahnll be subject to entry only throunh permit to be issued bv the Stnte Forester, or n urc warden, under which permit cn trnnt shall comply with any and all of the following requlrenienta: 1. Retrain irom amoKinR excrpj. in places designated as safe in said permit. 2. Build no open firei except In pi nces dcvitRiinted at safe ill xitld permit. 3. Have ns equipment wicn til ing campfirc, excepting when traveling ns a pedestrian or onmplng nt ttnprovcel, deslg nntert nnd posted enmp grotmds, tools ns specified by the forester suitable for ex tinguishing fires. This proclamnlion ahnlt he effec tive from nnd nfter the 1st day of Julv, WHO, nnd shnll rcmnht In full force and effect until the 31st dny of December, WHO. Done at tno Cnpllol in Salem, Oregon thla 20th day of Juno, 10(10, a' Walter J. Pearaon Governor SEAL STATE or OREGON ATTEST: nf Harold J. Phllllppl Acting Secretary ot State WOOD! Old growth Body g Fir 16" & 24" 13 Cotd In 2 Cord Loll Phone SP 3-1855 LEGAL NOTICES OH IMN ANf'K Nil. 7AI0 AN OHDJfMNCK !t-di.rlnf tho .I'limcnt on the nronorly bcni'- lltcrl tut I h i'onl ot liiylnu tin Kiicht IBj Inch Wiitrr .Main of Me- Andrew llonil, lonnrriy iiijckmhjI lloml, from Wnvi-rty Avnu; u n J'ulnt 4i'i Kiel Welti of Spring- lirook Hofifi In the City or Mi-d-lord, Orruon. Hrul ill ri-r Unit the rfinler lo cntPr a Rtiilcinont thereof In the IJiM'krt of City Urn unfl ijim linn a nit ; thereof ream red ty thr) Charier. THK CI'l V OK MKOKOKf) DOTH OHOAIN AS KOLLOWB; KKLTION I, WiHTCAk the City Council flirt here to ore hy Hcr)lu tlon rlecliiro tti Intention to ly (in Klffhl (fit Inch Water Mum on MrAmlrcwi Koud, formerly JJuek ahrit Hottd, from Wiwerly Avenue to ii I'olnt 4fi teet Wi-nl of HprlnK hrook Koud In the City of Medford, Oregon, and to iimen the cost thereof on Ihc properly irontlnic on mid portion of Mild ilreel lit In proportion lo the frontline of Id property, und did fix a llrnu iiml plaeu for heurinx nrotvHti Klnl the UyliiK of mid witter main on mid ktrcet (tj and the aweHtnent of the t-oit thereof ai alorefcald. AND WHKnKAS laid IU-olutlon wii duly poatrd and puhllihed an r-fulrrrt hy .Sir Hon lift of the Charter of Raid City. a.M) WHKJttAfj u rnectlntt of the Council wjii held nt the lime an.1 place fixed In mild Iteaolutlon for (he purpose of conilderlrm any t.uch prole Id but no prole were -ill uL-n i lino mane to or received nv the Counrll to tho )ivini; of no Id wider main or the ntneidintc of the com l thereof an iif orca;il. ,-tnd inn) Council, ha vi ijk coni Jcivd the mniter and dtemlntf thai i.ild water main wan and li of material here fit lo tnid City, and that o'l prop erly to be OAicird therefor vitl be benefited tn the extent of th probable amount of the respective atnenmcnU to be levld aicaWit ai property, did order aid water main laid. AND WHKREAfi a luminary of the coat of the said water main Is as follows: SUMMARY Construction Cost tti. 174.40 Advertlslnic :n.hj Engineering , 553.43 Notice of Amcument m M0 Interest on WarranU 68.24 Amount to be Axsessed J'roperly Krontaiiu .. $0,802 .30 Assessed 2, B 34 CO feet Cost per linear fool of frontage to be assessed . $2.4 1 The cost of said water main to be assessed has been and hereby Is declared to be the turn of S0.8U2 JO. NOW THKREFORE. It It hereby further determined that the pro- I P"ionaie snare oi me con or p,yln, goM walrr main t" each p.rcl of tha property fronting on th- amount act opposite the de crlpUon of each piece or parcel of i una utiow ana inai eacn ucn Jtcce or parcel la benefited by the laving of laid water main to the full extent of the amount ao act od- poaltc the description of auch piece or parcel and that the respective amounia represent tne proportion al benefits of said water main to an Id respective parcels of property ana aiao ine prnporuonai ironiagc thereof on said portion of .aid atrcct (si. and Ihe Council does hereby declare each of the parcrla ot property In the City o. Medford as described below i b.' assessed and each of the aame hereby is assessed the amount set opposite each respective description fur the coat oi laving said water mum ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE Asetmrni No. l mar snail i. ncrivner tlon in the City of Medford. Ore- ft2 4 1 'AmouSl ' Due12S. M.V.h.VrKn,8r?iver Lot 11. Block 1, College Hill Add! ton. Frontage 50.0 feel. Rate per iuoi f4.si. Amount uue atu.14. Assessment No. 3 Marshall K. Bertvner Lot 10. Block 1, College Hill Add I tlon In the City of Medford. Ore gon. Frontage 30.0 feet. Rate per toot ;c.4i. Amount uue 9120.72. Assessment Ko. 4 Rilla II. and Fred .Norris Lot t. Block 1. College Hill Addi tion In the City of Medford. Ore- con. Frontage 5O.0 feet. Rate per (00i $2.41. Amount Due S120.72. Assessment No. Rllla II. and Fred Norris Lot S. Block 1. College Hill Addi tion in tne city of iMedlord. Ore- ?nn. Frontage 50 0 feet. Rate per oot $2.41. Amount Due $120.72. Assessment No. RIM It. and Fred Norris Lot 7, Block 1, College Hill Addi tion In Ihe City of Medford. Ore gon. Frontage 50 0 feet. Rate per foot $2.41. Amount Due $120.72. Assessment No. 7 Louie J. and Clara King Lot 6. Block 1. College Hill addi tion in the City of Medford. Orc- fon. Frontage 50.0 leet. R.V. per oot -$2.41, Amount Due $120.72. Assessment No. S Louie J. and Clara King Lot 5. Block 1. Collcce Hill Addi tion in the City of Medford. Ore gon. Frontagc 50.0 feet. Rate per foot $2.41. Amount Due $120.72. Assessment No. 9 Roy Jewell and Alice Clara Dell Lot 4. Block 1. College Hilt Addi tion in the City of Medford. Ore- fon. Frontage 50.0 feet. Rate per oot $2.41. Amount Due $120.72. Assessment No. 10 Roy Jewell and Alice Clara Dell Lot 3. Block 1. College Hill Addi tion in the City of Medford, Ore- f!on. Frontage 50 0 f " oot $2.41. Ami""' -5120.72. Assessment No. 11 Roy Jewi k : 1 lot 2. 3'-!;- ' A;''"- gon. Frontage 50.0 feet. Rate per .t";:,spien n Roy Jewell and Alice Clara Dell Lot 1, Block 1, College im. muni tion in the City of Medford. Ore- ton, rroniage aim teei. aie per oot $2.41. Amount Due $143.90. Assessment No. 13 Charlie V. Jones The Northerly 100 0 feet of Lot 4. rairvtew a. cntiders Eastern Aam lion to the City of Medford. Ore- ion. Frontage 310.2 leet. Kate per ioot Sit." vmoum uue cia.; Assessment No. 14 Lloyd A. ami Nancy K. Bendirkson The property oesennco in dacKson Countv Deed Records. Volume 487. Faces 354 and 355. t ronlnRC iuo.0 feet. Rate per foot $2.41. Amount Due $241.45. Assessment No. 15 Alfred and Carolyn C. llcttdlrkson Tho Norther v 100.0 feet of the Easter v 210.2 feet of Lot 3. Fair view S. Childers Eastern Addition to the Citv of Medford. orecon Frontaec aio.a feci. Kate per 1001 ?i..-u. Amount uue oui-.j FIREPLACES Next winter relax in solid comfort with a time-proven Fireplace Furnace The one that has an OPEN HEARTH and Ihe only one that features "Counterflow" Engineering. You'll enjoy all-day, all-nits quiet heat. Clean, filtered humidified air. Terrific economy, and a cooling system for sum mer days. Be sure to get the facts on Fireplace Furnace Systems, We have no salesmen, no agent. Write to Lee Burns, Inventor P.O. Box 791, Ashland or call Court Strear Electric SP 2-2463 Assessment No. 1ft Alfred and Carolyn C, lirndlrkion The Northerly 100.0 feet of the i Westerly Ifi2 0 feet of Lot 2. Fair-I view K. Chlldert Eastern Addition to Ihe City of Medford, Orcon. I Krnntnj(c 1.12 0 feet, ftatc pir foot I 92.4 1 . Amount iJue 1107.00. Assessment No. 11 I Kred Nr. and III Ma li. Norrli I The Southerly 100 0 feet of the I Westerly 1,12.0 feet of the property I described In Jackaon County Deed; ftecorda. Volume 4ft I . Paces 200. 201, 202 and 203. Frontage 1A2 0 feet. Hate pur foot $2.41. Amount Due S307 00. Assessment No. IS John V, and Maurlne M. Hoeppner Commencing at thu Qunrler Hec tlon Corner on the Norlh Line of Section 20 In Township :i7 South, JtnnKJ I West of the Willamette Meridlnn In Jackson County, Ore Kon, and running thence West along the North tine of said Sec tion UOO.O feet, thence South 1,200. H0 feet to the True I'olnt of Be ginning, thence continue Soulh 100 0 feet to the Norlh Line of Mc Andrews Road, formerly Buck shot Itoad, thence North 8018'3o" East along the North Line of tald McAndrewi Road 30.0 feet more or less to a Point from which the Center-North one-sixteenth corner of said Section bears North aiTSS'SO" r.aii (KizriH leet; thence North 0 0(i'45" West 100 0 feet: thence South 89'3B 30" West 30.0 feet more or less to the True I'olnt of Be ginning. Frontage 30 0 feet. Rale per foot $2.41. Amount Dm 7Z.43. Assessment No. 19 filenn and Oitle H. Harrison Oerald A. and Edith 8. Cottlnft-ham The Southerly 1300 feet of the properly described In Jackson county ueed Kecorns, Volume 483. Pago 235. Frontage 523.73 leet. Rate per foot S2.4I, Amount Due $1,204.53. Assessment No. 20 Clifford and Betty Jane MrOlnty The Southerly 130.0 feet of the property described In Jackson County Deed Records, Volume 461, Pages 320. 321. 322. 323 and 324. Frontage 437.57 leet. Rate per foot $2.41. Amount Due $1,056.50. stsseisment ro, zi .Mark Goldy and Richard L. lien tr I man Beginning at a Point on the North Line of McAndrewi Road, formerly Buckshot Road, from which the Northwest Corner of Section 30 Township 37 South, Range 1 West oi ire wmamciie Meridian nears North 1.304.16 feet and West 708 7a feet; thence Norlh 89'5'30" East aiong tain norm Line 327.0 feet; thence North O'OS'lo" East 100.0 feel; thence South 895'30 West 327.0 feet; thence South O'OS'lO" West 100.0 feet to the Point of Be ginning. Frontage 327.0 feet. Rate per foot $2.41. Amount Due SECTION 2. The Recorder-Treat KeVcby d Irect.d to en tet . .uti urer of the City of Medford it icveral assessments in ine aocxet ot city Hens of said city and publish a notice thereof by publication in the Medford Mail Iribune. a newspaper of general circulation in tne city oi Medford. Jackson County. Orcean. for ai least one publication and within ten days from the date of the enactment nereof. PASSED hv the rnunril nA sinned by me In open session in authentication of Its passaga Uua nil uHy ui July, invj. ' 'V. Snider Mayor ATTEST: D. F. Huson Recorder APPROVED by me thla 1th day of July, I960. John W. Snider Mayor NOTICE VoTirp i To the owner or reputed owner ?' "h "JlL ?' PPF ln " ...YJ "r'ViLI0". 'h". " going. Ordinance h been mad; and the lien therefor entered ln the City Uen Docket and that the same IS sue. and vnu mrm h.rehv rcquirea la pay tne same to tne nccoracr wttnin ten no davs from the service or this nntire urhlrh notice is maae hy publication of m jurcaoing urainance. O. r. Huson. Recorder FAIR ATTENDANCE Texas state fair drew 2,380,- 000 visitors in 18 days. m ma ' Bin hc' 1,1 frr3:R - : : wi :J$ AWARD-WINNING HOME 2931 OAKRIDGE Open 10:00 a.m. till dark DALE NIEDERMEYER, Builder Represented by BILL WRIGHT REAL ESTATE Century Building, Madlotd SALES: ALMA DURHAM and HELEN F0SBURY Pear Packers School Slated The annual vocational pear packers school will be held from July 14 through 29 in Medford, according to Don Root, chairman of the packing school committee of the Jack son County Fruit Growers league. Classes this year will be held at the Crystal Springs packing plant, Root said. They will be held daily, and will include two three-hour sessions. The morning class will meet from 9 a.m. until noon and the second session from 1 until 4 p.m. Classes for the 10 day course are sponsored Jointly by the Fruit Growers league, Oregon State depart ment of vocational education, Medford Pear Shippers asso ciation and the Medford pub lic school system, cooperating with the Oregon state college extension service. Mabel Penlund, Medford, will be in charge of instruc tion. Those interested in mak ing application may do so by contacting packing houses in the area or Root at Root Brothers packing plant. During the past 11 years more than 1,185 pear packers have received training through the course, Root said Man Says Russians Invented Hamburgers Chicago - The Russians really did Invent something -and it's more American than baseball, cowboys and chew ing gum. It's the hamburger. William R. Sandberg, vice president of a drive-in firm said the hamburger got its name from the German city of Hamburg and that the "Hamburg traders brought it back from the Baltic prov inces of Russia" KENNEDY FUEL OIL 922 Boardman-SP 3-5896 Congratulates DALE N1EDERMEYER, Builder For Receiving the Comfort Crest Award on This Beautiful Home Pictured Below By DALE NIEDERMEYER The Oil Heat Institute has awarded this new Niedermeyer home a special COMFORT CREST for excellence in heating engineering. The COMFORT CREST is awarded only to the highest quality modern oil heating systems . . . guaran teeing maximum economy of operation . . . designed for year-'round comfort . . . fingertip central-heat convenience, look for the COMFORT CREST, It's your symbol of proven quality. Here is a beautiful ranch home, featuring long, low lines situated in the famous and colorful Rogue River Valley. Plenty of room on this senior half acre to enjoy healthful outdoor living. Mom will delight In the colored General Electric built-in oven and range plus two) all-ceramic-tiled baths. She'll also love the raised-hearth fireplace. Dad will appreciate the double garage and top quality construction guaranteed to give years of trouble-free, enjoyable living. See this outstanding home during OPEN HOUSE WEEK, 10:00 A.M. Till DUSK. Free coffee and doughnuts served on Sundayl Spokane To Join In Bid for Aerojet Spirit Lake, Idaho-IUPH-Spo- kane area officials plan to join north Idaho in inviting Aerojet General Corp., Sacra mento, to locate a new missile fuel manufacturing plant on Rathdmm Prairie near here, it has been announced. Spokane and Spokane Val ley chambers of commerce representatives told the North Idaho Economic Development Association it would assist the group in presenting the bid to the company. R. J. Bruning, Coeur d'Alcne, chairman of the NIEDA, was named chairman of a committee to prepare a brochure to be presented to Aerojet. Oregon and Washington also are interested in getting the plant. Medford Man Given Service Award Pin Grants Pass - Thomas A. Bedingficld, Medford, recent ly was awarded a pin here symbolizing 15 years of serv ice with the state highway department. R. F. Lytle, district mainte- j nance superintendent, made the presentation, which is given in recognition of the I importance of the employee. lltaVSBBHHaftaBBBBBBBBa SHORT DISTANCE Fairbanks - Alaska nd Russia are soparnled by only about 86 miles of open sou. ATTENTION SALESMEN! Business for SALE Established Wholesal Food Distributor Rout By Owntr Dolni Ovar $10,000 a Ytar You Can Doubla This! FOR QUICK SALE Write Medford Mail Tribune Box 6998-D BA7 Builders Supply 727 W. McAndrawi SP 3-4J7J Bricks QUALITY BLOCKS CMmny