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0 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE MEDFORD, ORE. FRIDAY, AUfiUST &6i 6 B. 1 -LODGE NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 10764 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN B. SPRAGUE, aka JOHN BRAY SPRAGUE, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the underlined hai been appointed by the Circuit Court of Jack on Coun ty, Oregon, executor of the estate of the above named decedent. All persom having claims against the said estate are hereby notified to present same, with vouchers duly verified as provided by law. to the undersigned, at the office of Boyer & Holmes, 28 North Oak dale, Medford, Oregon, within six months of the dote of first publica tion of this notice. Dated and first published this 15th day of July. I960 ,s Man Ion Sprague Mahlon Sprague. Administrator NO. 10753 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY PROBATE DE PARTMENT In the Matter of the Guardianship of ROY RANSBURG. Incompetent Notice is hereby given thut the undersigned, Albert J. West, the duly appointed, qualified and act ing guardian of the abcivc entitled estate, under and by virtue of on Order, duly and regulnrly mode, rendered and entered by the Cir cuit Court of the County of Jack eon, State of Oregon, under dale of June 30, 1060, licensing em powering and ordering him so to do. will offer for sale and will nell at private sale at the office of Robert D. Dames, 1 Goldy Build ing, Medford, Oregon, on or after the 22nd day of August, 1060, for cash or upon credit and subject to the further order and confirmation of said Circuit Court, all of the right, title, estate lien and Interest that he, as guardian of said ward has' jn and to the following de scribed premises, lying and being Kftuate in the County of Jackson, State ,of Oregon, to-wit: The North Hnlf of Lot Four (4) oT Meadowbrook Orchard Com pany's Subdivision in Jackoon Count v. Ore con. according to the official plat thereof, now of record. Part of Lot 13 of Pleasant Val ley Form Tracts in bection lo Township 35 South Range 4 West of the Willamette Merfdian, Jackson County, Oregon; Begin ning at the northwest corner of Lot 1J. me nee aoum on tne west line of said Lot 13, 633 feet 6 in, thence east 1207 feet 2 in., more or less, to a staxe on the cast line of said Lot 13, thence North 634 feet fi In. to a stoke at the north-cast corner of said Lot 13, thence West 1003.65 feet, along North line of said Lot to the place of beginning, containing 13 acres more or less. Dated this 22nd day of July. 1060. , ALBERT J. WEST Guardian Robert D. Dames Attorney for Guurdlon 1 Goldy Building Medford, Oregon SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION No. 60-299-K IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON JACKSON COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO CIATION, a corporation. Plaintiff, vs. VERNON L. PEARSON and HANNAH L. PEARSON: COM "MKRC1AL CREDIT CORPORA TION, a Corporation; INVEST MENT sekviue iu.. o uorpora' tion; STATE OF OREGON, Act ing by and through the STATE TAX COMMISSION OR ORE GON; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Defendants. TO: HANNAH L. PEARSON, ONE OF THE ABOVE NAMED DE- IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON you are hereby re- quired to appear In the above cn- Jlliea i-ouri ana cause ana mere answer the complaint tiled against you within four weeks from the date of the first publication of this Summons, and If you fail so to appear and answer said Complaint, for want thereof, Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said Complaint, suc cinctly stated as follows: That the Plaintiff hove judg ment against the Defendants, Ver non L. Pearson and Hunnuh L. Pearson for $2,045.80, plus Interest thereon at the rate of B percent per annum from January 12, 105(1, until paid, the sum or $2411.00 bk attorneys' fees and Plaintiff's costs and disbursements herein to be taxed; that the Plaintiff's mort gage recorded in Volume 331, Pages 120-131, of the Mortgage Rec ords of Jackson County, Oregon, be foreclosed and decreed to be a ilrst and prior lien on Lot 8 of Block 3, Narregan's Addition to the City of Medford, Jackson County, Oregon; that said premises be sold and the proceeds of such sale be applied to satisfy the Judg ment and decree recovered herein, all in the manner required bv law and the practice of Ibis Court; that the Defendants and all persons claiming under them be barred and foreclosed of all rights in snid premises; and for such other and further relief as to the Court may seem Just and eaulinbln. That the date of the Order for Publication of this Summons is July 15. 1060. and the lime pre scribed In the Order for Publica tion of Summons is once o week for. four successive and consCcu tlve weeks, and the date of the first publication of this Summons is July 15. I960. G. O. Taylor Kenneth G. Denman Post Office Address: 12B E. Main. Medlord. Ore. Attorneys for Plaintiff. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT No. 7446 In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jack son. Probate Department. In the Matter of the Estate of Alice Kendall, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed his Final Account as Administrator of trie unove Estate wn h the Lircu t Court of said County, and the Court has fixed the 22nd day of August, I860, at the hour of 0:30 A.M., of BBid day and the Circuit Judge's office tn the County Cuurthouse in Medford. Oregon, as the time and place respectively for the hearing of objections, if any there be, to the1 said Final Account, and you are nercny notified to file objec tions, if any you have, to said Final Account on or before the time fixed for hearing. Dated and first published this sna aay oi juiy, lutsu. THEODORE R. CONN Administrator KENNETH G. DENMAN Attorney At Law Medford, Oregon No. 10847 NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MONA W. FERNS, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that the above entitled Court has ap pointed Gladys May Davenport, ex ecutrix of the last will and testa ment and estate of Mona W. Ferns, and all persons having any claims against the estate ar to present the same, properly verified, with vouchers attached, to the under signed at the office of Chas. W. Heames. Medical Center Building, Medford. Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated this 23 day of July, 1060. Gladys May Davenport Executrix Chas. W. R comes 411 Medical Center Bldg. Medford, Oregon I LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING No.9690 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ALFRED E. STOEHR, de pended. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, as administratrix of the setate of Alfred E. Stoehr, de ceased, has filed her final account in the Circuit Court for Jackson County, Oregon, and that the 29th day of August, I960, at the hour of 10.00 o'clock in tne forenoon of shM day and the court room of sam couri nave neen appointed oy snid court as the time and place for the hearing of objections there to and the settlement thereof. Dated and first published, July 2Ut, I960. EDNA H. STOEHR ADMINISTRATRIX COLLINS & REDDEN Attorneys at Law 107 Enst Main Street Medford. Oregon NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon for the County of Jackson. Probate Department, In the Matter of the Estate of C. W. Miller, also known Caleb Weston Miller, Deceased, No. 10842. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the undersigned has heen appointed and qualified as Admin istrator of the Estate of C. W. Miller, also known as Caleb Wes ton Miller, deceased, and alt oer- sons having claims against said Estate are hereby notiiied to pre sent the same, with proper vouch ers, ot the office of Kenneth G Denman. attorney for the under sinned. 128 East Main Street. Med ford, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated and first published this zuin nay or Juiy, iwuu. JAMES W. MILLER. Administrator KENNETH G. DENMAN. Attorney for Administrator NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at 7:30 o'clock P.M. on the 18th day of August, i960 In the Council Chambers of the City Hall in tne city of iweaiora. urcson there shall be a public hearing by and before the City Council of said city on the question of annexation to the said City of the following described territory contiguous inercio, io-wh; Beginning at the Southwest corner of (he Northwest Quarter of the bouincast uuarter or sec tion 20 in Township 37 South, Hange i west or the wi limnetic Meridian in Jackson County, Oregon; thence North 190.0 feet; thence East 348.0 feet, more or less, to the West line of tract described in Volume 420, Page 336 of the Deed Records of Jock son Counly. Oregon; thence South along sold West line 150.0 feet, to the South line of the Northwest Quarter of the South east Quarter of said Section 20; thence West 340.0 feet, more or less to the point of beginning. At said nubile hcarinc the reg istered voters of the City of Med ford. Orei: on mav nooear and be heard on the question of annexing said territory to the said City. u. r , nuNon, : Rccorder-Trasurer NOTICE OF VACATION OF PART OF PLAT I Notice hereby is given that Rogue Valley Land Company, a partnership, and Thomas E. Whittle and Dorothy D. Whittle did, on the 6th doy of July, 1060. file with I tne Recorder or the citv of Med ford a petition to vacate that part of the plat of Rogue Valley Heights Extension in the City of Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, as recorded in volume 6 of 1'iais at page 48 of the Records of Jack son County, Oregon, described as follows: Beginning at a T" iron pipe found for tlic northeast corner ot Lot 11 In Block 2 of Ramie Va ,ley Heights Extension, in Jack son County, Oregon, according to the official plut thereof, low of record: thence North 0" 02' 20' West 1401.00 foot: thence North 30' 40' West 30.00 cot; thence North IB' 00' West 172.00 feet; thence North 70 00' West 150.00 feel; thence North 75' 00' West 120.00 feet: thence North 87" 30' West 75.87 feet; thence South 70' 00' West 155.00 feet; thence North 87" 00' West 82.00 feel; thence North 74 00' West 111.00 feet; thence North 63" 44' 20" West 160.58 feet: thence North 85 30' West 50.13 feet; theme South 127.H!) feet; thence South 80 54' 10" East 50.00 feet; thence South 0' 00' 40" East along the cast boundary of Lots 5. 8 and 0 in Block 1 of said Subdivision B04.15 feet to intersect the north boundary of Grondview Unit No. 1, according to the official plat thereof, now of record in Jackson County, Oregon; thence South 89 54' 20" East 0.30 feel tn the northenst corner of said Grandviow Unit No. 1; thence Sou tli along the east boundary oi saiu itrannvicw unu o. l, 852.35 feet to intersect the north boundary of Lot 15 In Block 1 of said Rogue Volley Heights Ex tension; thence South 89" 57' 10" East along the north boundary or said Lot 15, 307.45 feet; thence Nortli 125.00 feet; thence South 80' 57' 10" East 115.00 feet to the west boundary of Gary Street; thence South 125.00 feet lo the northeast corner of said Lot 15; thence South 80 53' 30" East to, and along the north bound.uv of said Lot 11 tn Block 2, 4!I2 57 feet to the point of beginning. Excepting and excluding there from Gary Street as designated, delineated and dedicated on the official plat of Rogue Vnltr-y Heights Extension as recorded in Volume ti of Plats at Ptge 411 of the Records of Jackson County, Oregon. Notice Is 'urlher given thot a miblic hearing will hi had iinrt held by the Council of the City of Me tit oid ut the hour of 7:30 o'clock p.m., on the 18 day of August, 1I)UU at the Council Chamber in the City Holl in the City of Med ford and at said hearing the Coun cil will hear and consider sold pe tition and any objections or re monstrances which may be niodo In writing and tiled with the Re corder of the City of Medford prior to the dole or sold hearing By direction of the Council ol the City of Mcdrord. D. F. lluson. Recorder City of Medford call fok mns School District No. 541IC. Med. lord, Oregon will accept scaled bids Ulilll .1:00 P.M.. August 23 111(10 lor supplying fuel oil and mnlmcnai ol burners at tho School Adminis tration Uulldlng. School District Warehouse, Griffin Croek School, Lone Pine School. Lincoln School. Oak Grove School, Jacksonville Schools, and West Side School for the school year September 1, 1960 through June 0, Ifltil. The Board reserves the right to quality, to accept, or to reject any or an Dias ana waive any imorimiu. ties. Bid forms may be secured at the School District Office. .MIO Men. roe Street. Medford. Oregon. Wilson I!. Slater. Clerk School District No. .14 flC Jacksun County. Oregon CALL FOR BIDS School District No. 54BC. Med ford. Oregon will accept scaled bids until 4:00 P.M., August 23. 1900 for passenger ear and truck tires and lubes for tho fiscal vear July 1. 11160 through June 30, 1901. Tho Board reserves the right to qualify. 10 accept, or 10 reject any or all bids and waive any informalities. Bid tonus may be secured at the School District Office, .100 Mon roe Street. Medford. Oregon. Wilson G. Slater. Clerk School District No. 54HC Jackson County. Oregon NOTICE The State Board of Accountancy announces that an examination lor admission to the Roster of Ac countants Authorized to Conduct Municipal Audits will be given on September 22 and 23. 1900. Ap plications for this examination should be In the hands of the Board not Jaler than August 26, iruiO. Burton M. Smith. Secretary, Oregon Stale Board or Account ancy. 637 American Rank P.111IH. Ing, Portland, Orc(or), Nation's Popularity Density lowered With Admission of Alaska and Hawaii Washington - IUPU - Stale hood for Alaska and Hawaii slightly lowered the nation's population density-statistical-ly-even though the number of Americans has been rising steadily. Hie Census Bureau report ed today that 1D80 census re sults suggest a nationwide population density of 50.4 per sons per square miles, down fractionally from the 50.7 re ported in 1950. These figures are computed by dividing the total popula tion by the number of states. By states, population density varies greatly-from New Jer sey's 800.2 people per square mile to Alaska's one person for every 2VS square miles. From 1950 to 1960 popula tion and population density went up in 45 of the 48 states Alaska and Hawaii. But bringing in Alaska's 571,065 square miles last year when it became a state held the na tional average of population density down to the 1950 level. Although Alaska is first in size it is last in popu lation with 224,386 residents. Hawaii has 6,412 square miles and a population of 620,385, for a density rating of 96.8-above ' the national average. The population and popula tion density figures for each of the 50 states are shown in the following tables: Popu- Popu- lation State lalion Density Alabama 3,244,386 63.5 Alaska 224,386 Arizona 1,281,357 Arkansas 1,772,428 0 4 11.3 33.8 99.2 16.7 Calif 15,530,973 Colorado 1,735,807 Conn 2,514,897 513.3 Delaware 443,158 224.0 Florida 4,890,001 90.1 Georgia 3,917,390 67.2 96.8 8.0 Hawaii 620,385 Idaho 663,606 Illinois 10,012,612 179.0 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT In Ihc Circuit Courl of the Stale or Oregon for the county ol Jnekson. Probiitc Department. In the Matter of the Estate of Guthrie O. Edwards. Deceased. No. 1 11002. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the umlerbignvd litis filed his Final Account as Executor of the above Estate with the Circuit Court of said County, and the Court has fixed the Ullth day or August, 11)110. at the hour of ::io A.M.. of said day und the Circuit Judge's office in the County Courthouse In Med ford, Oregon, as the time and place respectively for the hearing oi objections, u any mure ne, the said Final Account, and you are hereby notified to file objec tions, if any you have, to said Final Account on or before the time fixed for hearing. Dated and first nublishcd this 29th day of .Inly. IfHill. EDWARD C. FLESEH, Exccillor NOTICE TO CONTIIACTOItS Sealed proposals nddrcssed to the Clly of Medford. Oregon anil en dorsed I'ruuosai for sioutn mvt.r- side Sanitary Sewer Construction" will be received at the office of the City Recorder until 11:00 A.M. on he 15th day of Aim. tloo. and thereafter will he publicly opened and read and will then be referred to the City v'uincil. The propose! work consists of Trench Excavation. Pipe Bedding. v urntsning .ami placing concrete Pipe, ManholcH Complete, Break and Replace Pavement, Creek Run uravet jiackuii. The principal Items upon which bids arc Invited are: 1. Excavation Unc ass f cd. 3.780 Cubic Yards. 2. Flue Bedding. 4.1)05 Lineal Feet. 3. Furn. & Place 10 Concrete Sewer Pipe, 3,00.1 Lineal Feet. 4. rum. & I'lace H concrete Sewer Pipe, 1,70.1 Lineal Feet. 0. Furn. v. I'lace 4 concrete Sewer Pipe, 490 Lineal Feet. u. rum. & fiace 10 x 4 con crete Wyes, 30 Each. 7. Furn. Si Place 8" x 4" Concrete Wves. Ill Each. B. Furn. & Place 4" '. s Bends, 30 Each. 1). Construct Manholes Complete. 1.1 Each. 10. Break At Replace P.ivemcnt. 240 Square Yards. 11. Creek Run Gravel Backfill, 440 Cubic Yards 12. Furn. St Place 4'J Sack Con crete, 1.5 Cubic Yard. Plans. Special Provisions. General Spcclticntions, and Contract Agree ments may lie obtained at the office of the City Manager. City Hall. Medford, Oregon. Bids must lie accompanied by a certified check, equivalent to of the proposal, payable to the City Treasurer of the City of Medford, Oregon, to guarauteo that If a pro posal is accepted, a contract will be entered into and Its performance secured. Bidders Bond will be ac ceptable for this project. Bids must be m writing signed by or on be half of tho bidder. All of Ihe provisions of Chapter 027. Oregon Laws of 10.19. relating lo wage rates lo be paid on all contracts for Public Works In this State must be compiled wilh. Bidders shall prcqualify as pro vided by law under Section 279.012. 2711.011. and 2711.0111. Oregon Re vised Statutes. The City of Medford reserves Ihe right lo reject any and all bids ami accept such bids as arc to the best Interest of Ihc City. VKHNON THORPE Public Works Director Date: Aug. 4, 11)110 notice of prut. it in:. mi i st; NOTICE IS IIKIIKIIY GIVEN lhat at 7:30 o'clock PM on the 18th day or August, tihio in the Council Chambers ot the Clly Halt In Ihe Clly or Medford. Oregon, there shall be a public hciing by and bclore the City Council of said city on the question of annexation to the said City of the following described territory contiguous thereto, to-wit: Situated in Section 7, Town ship 37 South, Range 1 West of the Wlllnoictle Meridian: Begin ning on a point on Ihe north westerly line of the Crater Lake Highway, which IS 1624.37 feet East and 202 62 feet North of the South quarter corner ot said Section 7; thence North 0' 20' West 49fl 28 feet more or less to the South line of the extension of the 50 foot road easement de scribed In Volume 70. Page 242 of the Deed Records of Jackson County, Oregon; thence East to the weste. y line of the Crater Lake Highway; thence south westerly along said highway line 7.10 feet more or less to the point of beginning. At said public hearing the regis tered voters of the City of Med ford. Oregon may appear and be heard on the question of annexing said territory to the said City. D. F. lluson, Recorder-Treasurer 636,800 736,408 128.1 Iowa 2 Kansas 2, 48.8 26.3 75.6 71.6 31.1 311.3 ,161,421 ,012,051 Kentucky .... 3 Louisiana ...1 3 Maine Maryland 3 Mass 5 Michigan 7 Minnesota .... 3 Miss 2 Missouri 4 Montana Nebraska 1 Nevada New H ,231,738 964,235 073,878 114,558 774,787 395,081 162,422 273,174 668,022 398,875 281,348 599,533 650.1 136.4 42.4 45.8 61.8 4.6 18.3 2.6 66.5 800.2 7.8 346.2 92.2 9.0 235.0 33.4 18.3 New Jersey .. 6 New Mex New York ....16 No. Carolina 4 ,018,570 943,348 596,507 ,523,617 No. Dakota .. Ohio 9 Oklahoma .... 2 Oregon 1 Penn 11 626,976 ,627,371 ,301,426 ,756,366 ,219,034 249.3 R.I So. Carplina 2 So. Dakota .. Tennessee .... 3 Texas 9 Utah i... Vermont Virginia 3, Wash 2 W. Va 1, 845,019 358,251 677,584 531,765 798.7 77.9 8.9 84.6 36.2 10.8 ,503,035 886,485 387,081 898,778 825,222 847,082 41.7 97.7 42.4 76.7 71.8 3.4 Wisconsin .... 3 ,925,854 Wyoming .... 326,578 Hatfield Blames Legislature (or Worker Changes Salem-UPD-Gov. Mark Hat field said Thursday that the turnover of state employees has become so great and the recruitment of replacements in many categories so dififcult that the state finance director has been asked to find out what savings are available in slate agency budgets that could be used lo hige emploee .salaries. Melvin Cleveland, Oregon Civil Service director, told the governor the com petitive salary situation is "critical." Hatfield said a recommenda tion may be made to the state emergency board at its meet ing next month. Legislature Blamad Hatfield said it was "the failure of the 1959 legislature to provide adequate funds for salary adjustments" which has placed the slate in a position where "it cannot compete for competent employees on the labor market." Slate governmep' he said, has become a "costly training ground" for prospective em ployees of private business. During the past year, 45.8 per cent of the state's junior typists and 49.9 per cent of its junior stenographers re signed. This must be curtailed, Hat field said. The Oregon Civil Service Commission is now studying salaries paid in private busi ness and other public catego ries prior to preparing recom mended salary adjustments to be included in Hatfield's budg et for the 1961-63 biennium. Two Arrested For Attempted Forgery Medford police arrested two men Wednesday on a charge of attempting lo ut ter and publish a false check. The men allegedly tried to pass a $25 check at a local stoic. Arrested are Jagat Aara yen, 21, Robinson hotel, and Kloyd Elmer Barrow, 21, of 33 South Front st. They have been confined in the county jail. Police arrested the two aft er the store manager report ed that Barrow tried to cash a $25 check for which he had no funds in the bank. On questioning, Barrow Im plicated Narayen, who, he said, actually wrote the check. Narayen is also wanted in Yuba City, Calif., on a check charge, police said, and may be wanted by federal author ities for income tax evasion, they added. Police also cleared the theft of three rings with the arrest. Sandra Mae Palmer, 17 Corning court, told police Wednesday that three rings valued at $150 were taken from her residence. Police found two of the rings nn Bar row's person. Tof Recovering After Drinking Sink Cleaner Oropon City - HTD - A 2H-ycnr-old K.rl was recovering todny after drinking a sink drain cleaner. Police said that Linda Kay Padilla. daughter of Mr. ai Mrs. Martin Padilla, Oak Grove, was rushed to a hos pital Wednesday by firemen. Except for burns around her mouth, she was renorted in good condition Indiana 4 ft.m-.ir.. "say. m :, r,: I BEAUTIES GATHER -Contestants for the International Beauty Congress arrive at Long Beach, Calif., as the pageant gets under way. ,Valle Raymonde, left of Morocco forgot her native garb but airline officials provided her with two bed sheets. Sfie is shown with Miss Japan, Michiko Takagi. The girl at the right is not identified. Theyll Do It Every UT THE PEOPLE YOU CHARGE $300 PER SHOW" THEY ROLL OUT "THE RED CARPET fUANX. AND .A TIP OF THE HATLO HAT TO TOMMy , WINDSOR, p III nws IEKOI.J MAWItnA,? OHIO But urn mm tZ5e Poor Spelling Can Pull Down Grades in t7j: i. Itaitor s note: This is another in the series of stories about schools fur nished by the National Edu cation association. Today's article deals with poor spell ing, and how parents can help their child become a better speller.) Washington, D.C. - Poor spelling can pull down your child's grades in social studies, reading, science, and other school subjects, according to the nation s elementary school teachers. Many teachers mark down book reports, project note books, and test papers because tliey contain spelling and grammatical errors. Court Records MKDFORD MUNICIPAL COl'RT itoncri uene Bcatty imnroDcr pun."."'. Walter L. O'Brien, expired op erator's lioensc, $6. John Ashton Donat, excessive noise, $10. RoKcr Ulnlne Twedell, violated basic rule. $10. Victor Alan Jennings, violated basic rule, $25. Linda Mne Nca.se, violated basic rule, $23, James Richard Hamilton, exces sive noise (tires), $10. William Richard Skolfielri. ex pired vehicle license, $5. Robert Uale Seth, straddling cen ter line (swerving back and forth) Lolly Douglas Ownby, no opera tors license, $5. Gene Edward Fisher, excessive noise (exhaust) $5, Daniel Lee Jeffrey, no opera tor's license. S3. Harold Lution Burton, violated basic rule. $10 Hoy Martin Walker, no operator's license. $10 Richard Clay Chambers, no op erator's license, $10. Hugh Stanford Crow, vlolnted ba sic rule. $10. Francis Dwight Conner, violated basic rule, $10. Harlln Rudolph Seller, expired vehicle license, $3- Jewde Ellse McGraw, violated ba sic rule, $23. Annette Caroline Davidson, ex pired vehicle license, $5. Jack Lee Esp. uilure to stop (entering public street from pri vate properly, $10. Chester Edward Brown, dis obeyea trafuc signal, $10. Gary Eugene ri. loose, disobeyed traiuc signal, $10. Robert terayi Walther. expired vemcie license. $5. Q i-cona .mac Sutton, expired ve hicle license, $3. Howard Louise Kusel, violated basic rule, $23. RozelU Louene Butte, excessive noise (exhaust). $10. Jerl Glenn Downs, expired ve hicle license, $3; violated baste rule, $10, (UPI Telephoto) Time tuimul tf. I. fNt omm TTTTFFTTT : fc tltttll vjb-ti if, - A . . X k&foi IF I f I PUT OU ON.'? JUST STAV KM f HEKWANder. P' iR RA W :-VK It. t.f ll -A L 'Sr. "wumv ' V ME I Various Subjects l ' Learning to spell English is hard work," according to the National Education Asso ciation, in its booklet "How To Help Your Child Learn." "Johnny would have an easier time of it with Spanish or Finnish, which are far more consistent in their rules." Concentrate on List Most schools concentrate on teaching children a list of about 3,000 English root words that make up 98 per cent of the words both adults and children use in written expression. About 20 per cent of these words don't follow the regular alphabetical rules, and these are probably the ones that give a child trouble. There are ways. sui?ffpstri by the NEA, in which parents ! can neip uieir children im prove in spelling. Among them are: First, make sure your child has no physical handicaps which may be holding him back-a speech defect, faulty hearing, or poor vision. If you suspect anything of the sort, have him examined immedi ately. Have him make his own dic tionary of "demon" words that plague him. Get hiiri a scrap book and have him devote one page to each alphabetical let ter. As he masters the "de mon," he enters it on the proper page. Give your child the fun of adventuring with words. En courage him to make a list of new and interesting ones he ! comes across. Play games gjth words. Frequent Notes Encourage him to write fre quent notes-to other children, to relativcs-as thank-you's for parties and Sifts. Check with him to see Oiat all words are spelled properly, and that the note is legible. Give him his own diction ary. He will use it faithfully, if you give him the good ex ample of "looking up" the spelling of words. Avoid "baby talk" with your preschooler or first grader. It may be great fun for parents and doting uncles, but it's no help to your child in tlx real life of school. Marine Board Has Unclaimed Licenses Salem - The state marine board has reported it has ac cumulated a file of boat li censes that have been return ed because of insufficient ad dress or which have been un claimed. The marine board also is holding a number of applica tions 'or boat documents which it cannot process due to the applicants having failed to indicate any address what soever, or else only a partial address. "Where possible, the board traces the name of the appli cant through the help of boat dealers or by searching through telephone and city di rectories," R. F. Rittenhouse, director of the board, stated. "However, there remains quite a few applications from people who we have been un able to locate through any channel and we can only hope that they will become con cerned about their boat li censes and contact us," he added. Teen-Ager Beats Up Portland Man, 72 Portland -(UPB- Chris John son, 72, told attendants at Emanuel hospital Wednesday afternoon, that he had been beaten up by a teen-age boy Monday night. According to a hospital re port Johnson did not give the name of the youth but said he was about 17 years old. Police did not receive a report of the incident until Thurs day. By Jimmy Hatlo Make sure he hears all words clearly and correctly pro- I I J ! f No Down Payment on Approved Credit K I I V 1" IM A Many More to Choose From U L& I ! 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