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Newspaper Page Textf A CHRISTMAS CASH Will Jingle in Your Jeans.... When you use the Classified Ads to Buy or Sell! Dial SP2-61 41 1 . . - . . . . I . .. . n . , ,. n enn DCMT UH 14 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6. 19G0 fe fear 5- I '.SU-- HIGH DEATH TOLL PREVENTED Only the tail section of a two-cnginc Beuchurafl plane remains where the plane crashed in the back yard of a home at Parma, Ohio. Two men, tentatively identified as Clay Donyes and Jack Duffy, wore killed in the SCHOOL MEWS Medford High School Edited by Sandy Shugarl Staff! Vickt Tooningea The parents of 42 juniors have received letters announc ing Mm selection of their child as a pledge in the Torch Honor society at MHS. Several requirements must be met by prospective mem bers of the national honor oi-niin. A grade of A or B must be maintained in all classes with the exception oi pnysiciu ; education where a C is ac ceptable. High averages must be maintained each semester, and arc cumulative beginning with the sophomore year. A failure to meet these require ments will result in loss of membership. According to Linda Hess, president, the pledges will be initiated this spring if they maintain their high academic standards. Prospective members in clude Sandra Allen, Jacquc Ayrcs, Judy A y r c s, Jill Barnes, Sharon Dixon, Karen Ekberg, Susan Elder, Minda Ellis, Vicky Endcrs, Diane Hintt. Lenorc Jacobs, Norma Jenks, Alice Jonason, Joanne KinL'slien. Dennna K-unKCi, Julie Latham, Sheryl Martin, . Gretehen Meier, Ruth Milli- rnn. Ellen Montgomery, ui " ane Parker, Sandy Shugarl, Nola Shurllcff, Cheryl wain scolt, Marsha Watson, Carol Wiegancl, Evelyn Young, Dav id Elgin, Richard Ellis, Nick Gier, Mike Gannon, Dennis Caster, Frank Graham, Joel Gregory, Mike Higgins, Wally Huffman, Jon Jensen, Richard . Knights, Vic Milhoan, Bruce Nicdcrmeycr, Gene Offord, Charles Peters, Carl Wash burn, and Ralph Younger. This Sunday at 2 p.m. In the Medford High school audi torium, the band, under the direction of I. A. Mirick, and the choir, under the direction of Lynn Sjolund, will present their annual benefit perfor mance. Featured in the show will be saxophone soloist Linda Hess, Bob Ileide on his cor net, and Harry Taylor on the drums. Ron Ingram, Bob Heldc, and Mike Johnson will play a coronet selection en titled "Tropical Trumpets." The choir and band will joint ly present the "Battle Hymn of the Republic" as arranged for the Morman Tabernacle choir. The choir will sing pieces ranging from popular con temporary works to Negro spirituals. The madrigal, , a select singing group, will sing selections from the Broadway hit and movie "Guys and Doll." Tickets are $1 for adults and 50 cents for students. Ra dio station KM ED is the spoil sor, and plans to rebroadcast the show that afternoon Lois Stedman was elected stale vice president of the Fu ture Teachers of America at the state FT A convention held in La Giande, Nov. 11 and 12. Nine members of the local unit made the trek to the eastern Oregon city for the meet. Lust Friday and Saturday. 24 Ml IS students competed at the '15th annual Pacific Speech tournament in Forest Grove. DcVcre Taylor, debate coach, accompanied the group Medford won the women's sweepstakes. Judy Sims and Suzy Thompson garnering i first place tie In women's de bate with Nancy Duncan and JoAim Johnson. Sue Jahn placed second in women's ora tory and JoAnn Johnson placed third In women's seri ous interpretation. Second place in men's extemporane ous speech went to Jim Frake. Judy Sims was a finalist in women's extemporaneous speaking. Semi-finalists were Suzy Thompson and Sharon Koblik, women's extempor- crash, but only a skillful crash lunduing pre vented the death toll from going higher. Two homes were scorched, one of which was unoccupied. A family was having din ner In the other homo. (UPI Tclephoto) ancous speaking; Sandra Gan non and Marilyn Conrad, women's oratory; Fred Lorish and Bill Dames; men's hum- Grange Notes Central Point Orange Central Point Grangers Fri day voted to have an open meeting Dec. 10. It will be a Christmas party for the mem bers and friends. The new lecturer, Dee Hendrickson, will be In charge of the program. He asks that everyone attending bring a while elephant in a paper sack. The serving committee for that evening asked that women bring a few sand wiches and cookies, or pop corn balls, apples or nuts. A candy Ireat will be provided for the children, and Sanla will arrive. The recreation chairman, Mrs. Gaston Floux, innouiiced the remainder of the evening will be spent in square dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Duanc Bever and Marcia were obligated in the first and second degree by Hendrickson. Arnold Bohn ert reported on the Seed League slate meeting and mar ket prices. Edwin Gebhard explained various types of farming ho viewed during a recent trip into California. He also reviewed facts regarding the placing on the tax rolls of f r a I e r nal organizations properties. HEC Chairman Mrs. O. T. Wilson reported that the club had a good attendance at the meeting Nov. :!0 at the home of Mrs. Charles Janlzer. Plans were made for serving the stockmen's dinner. Charles Morehouse gave a short re sume of the meeting of the Grange Festival committee. staling that plans arc being made to hold another one this year. Central Point Grange will exemplify the third and fourth degrees Jan. 0. Any Grange having candidates is invited to call the new master, Charles Morehouse. Business Manager Roscoe Roberts reported a decrease in insurance rates would be effective in territory 4 and 6. Announcement of the re gional Grange conference at the North Pacific Grange in Josephine county Dee. 5 start ing with the .stale lecturer school, was made. "Phases of the Farming In dustry'' was the title of the program arranged by the lec turer, Mrs. Homer Jeffries. Representing the poultry In dustry, Charles Morehouse, explained sonic of the prob lems and factors of produc ing and marketing eggs. Homer Jeffries, raiser of registered sheep, commented that to obtain better breeds of animals, a program of con stantly weeding out inferior mdivic'.'.ials was necessary. Edwin Gebhard, orchardist, mentioned many of the prob lems in growing and market ing of pears and oilier fruits, as regarded the situation local ly. Arnold Uohncrt, grower of certified seed crops, showed slides of harvesting operation. Sugar beet seed crops, Merion and Newport grass, and al flafa seed are grown in acre ages and marketed domestical ly and abroad from the val ley. Serving committee for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Uamcs. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Kelly, and Mr. and Mis. Don Hohnerl. Sunday, Dec. 4. the follow ing officers were inslalled: Charles Morehouse, Charles Taylor, Dee Hendrickson, Fred Kuest. Mrs. Morehouse. Mrs. Hendrickson. Mrs. Ed Walters. Benton Boyce and Arnold Bohnerl. The installa tion ceremony will be given again next Sunday at 1:30 p.m. in the Eagle Point Grange hall, orous reading; and Mike Phil lips, men's oratory. Other students who com peted were Sue House, Carl Washburn, John Alansky, Robert Hoag, Larry Tuttlc Mike Miller, Garner Haupert, Marcia Belknap, Jill Barnes, Warren Olson, Mike Higgins, and Bob Rix. Last balurday all seniors who plan on attending col lege look the Scholastic Apti tude test. The scores received on this test will count heavily as the colleges select the ap plicants. The test look four hours. Because a number of errors were made in the processing of giades for the first quarter, the first honor roll of the year has been delayed. Last week, however, all teachers received verifications of grades and enrollments, then sent in all corrections for final process ing by the IBM system. The corrccl.cd honor roll is expect ed to appear this week. Long lines of underclassmen formed outside the ticket window in the lower hall Thursday and Friday both be fore and after school. The at traction was the sale of pic- lure packets made from the individual shots taken for use in the yearbook. The sale of the packets is sponsored by the Future Homemakers of America as a money-making project. The packets sell for $2 each. Diane Lewis, an active member of the student body, was selected December girl-of-the-month by Girls League. Diane is president of the In ternational Relations League, is a member of Ihe scholastic honor society, and was a mem ber of the rally squad lasl year. Ten members of the Girls Athletic Association attended a playday in Klamath Fnlls prior to the Thanksgiving holiday. Those attending were JcniuHlc Dahlstrom, Mnrldn WinchoU, Betty Kyker, Celia Ballon, Anna Jean Beardslee, Shurwyn Miller, Judy Watts, Caol Vcrga, Sheila Thompson, and Carolyn r oust. Currently the GAA is spon soring volleyball intramurals. Games are played during seventh period and after school. A new feature accompanied the appearance of Hi-Times Friday. Because the publica tion consistently has more sports news than it can fit into the paper, a graphed supplement statistical summary football season was uted with the paper. mimeo giving of the dislrib- German Company Eyes The Dalles Portland lUPH A German corpomliun is Interested in The Dalles as a site for a sub sidiary plant, according to the Mid- Columbia Development Corporation. The corporation said Mon day it is ncKotiatint; with of. fieials of the Jucho Co.. of Dortmund. Germany, a heavy machinery manufacturer. Dr. E. L. Stevenson, chair man of the development group, said the Jucho Co. of ficials visited The Dalles re cently on a survey and will re turn in January. A Jucho plant at The Dalles would make Jucho Cranes. The property they arc be lieved interested in is a site west oi the city with river frontage. Army leaders said at the conclusion of World War I, that if it had lasted another ... ... year, iney would nave naci io i ask for legislation permitting! . , ,. , - B women lo enlist. Polaris Missile Goes 1,600 Miles Cape Canaveral, Fla., L'P An advanced model of the Navy's solid fuel Polaris mis sile soared 1,600 miles Mon day, and a model with almost twice that range is in the works. The A2 Polaris traveled 300 miles farther than the top range of the missiles that were loaded into the atomic submarine George Washing ton last month. The missile is designed for an eventual range of 1,752 statute miles. The Navy now is working on development of the AH, a model that that is expected to huve a range of 2,875 stalute miles. Officials said the A3 is expected to be "in our defense arsenal by 1965." Cape Canaveral, Fla.-IUPD- An Air Force crew launched a winged, slow -flying Snark missile on a 5,000 mile flight Monday to close the Snark's eight-year test and develop ment program. The 600-mile-an-hour Snark was declared combat ready more than a year ago. The Air Force said the flight Mon day would be the Snark's last, except in case of war. Anthropologists and other scientists have found what they believe to be the oldest original dwelling place ever discovered in eastern Aus tralia. Artifacts and paintings found there are believed to be 5,000 years old. A Too Lata To Classify NOTICK OK SAI.K NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai on the -1th day of January, IfJIil, nt 10:00 o'clock A.M., at the front door of the Jackson County Courthouse, I shall sell a I public miction for cash to the highest hid- der, nil right, title and interest of James Brian Douglass and Dorothy Jean Douglass, husband and wife, and Jnckson County a political sub division of the State of Oregon, in the following described real prop erty situate in Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit: beginning ai a point on trie west side of Schcffel Avenue, said point being North 134 .82 feet from the southeast corner of Lot 4 in Block 2 of Wellington Heights Addition to the City of Medford, Jackson County, Ore gon, accot'ding to the official plat thereof, now of record: and from said point of beginning, running thence West 103.0 feet; thence North 10.5 feet; thence West 4.0 feet; thence North 7U.6 feet to the Southerly line of Lyman Avenue; thence South easterly B3.0 feel along the Southerly line of Lyman Ave nue to P.C. of a curve to right with a radius of 211.82 feet; thence along said curve 47.60 feet to P.T. on said curve; thence South along the East side of be he ff el Avenue SJ.35 feet to the point of beginning. Said Sale is made pursuant to an Execution of Foreclosure issued out of Circuit Court on the 2nd day of December, 1960, in a matter wherein Prudential Insurance Com pany of America, a corporation, is Plaintiff and James Brian Doug lass and Dorothy Jean Douglass, husband and wife, and Jackson County, a Political subdivision of the State of Oregon, are defend ants. Dated this 6th dav of Decem ber, 1960. Jocl,h D WlIlsn- Sheriff NOTICK OF FILING APPLICATION KOIt A CIIAN(;k IN USE OF WATKK Notice is given hereby that Arthur C. Edwards has filed an application for the approve) of a chungc in use of water from Evans Creek. Certificate of water right issued to J. and S. Lumber Company and reeortien at I'age loutn, volume 13, State Record of Water Right Cer- tineatcs, connrms a right under Permit No. 1742U to the use of 0.4 c.f.s. of the waters of Evans Creek tor the maintenance of a log pond in i ne ac u an'i, sec. iu, l. 33 s. R, 4 W., W.M.. with a date of priority or December 2. HMD. The applicant proposes to change the use from the maintenance of a log pond to the irrigation of 18 acres in mc hfcu seu, sec. 10, T. 3R S.. R. 4 W.. W.M. All persons interested are noti fied hrveby that a hearing will be held at the county courthouse nt Aienioro. uregon. on January 31 ihoi, ai a.m. au objections to the proposed change, if anv there are, will be heard at said time and place. Any objections shall be prepnred in writing, one copy io ne served on Arthur C Edwards, Route 4. Box 155, Grants Pass. Oreeon. and one coov filed with the Stnte Engineer, Salem, Oregon, together with a $2 filing fee. at least 10 days prior to the date set for hearing, If no objec tions are filed, the application mav he approved by the State Engineer without a hearing. Dated at Salem. Oregon, this 1st day of December, ltMIO. LEWIS A. STANLEY Stale Engineer No. 60-319-K SIlTlt'E TO (HKD1TOHS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON O. H BENGSTON, Plaintiff, vs. MEDFORD ESCROW CO an Oregon corporation. INC. Defcndnnt. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Hint I hnve been appointed Re ceiver of Medford Escrow Co.. Inc., by an order made In the above en titled cause on May 23, I960; all creditors and other persons hav ing claims agninst said company are hereby notified to present same duly verified with proper vouchers nl (ached, to me at the offices of Roberts, Helling ton, Hninchfield & Heffernan. 201-5 U.S. National Bank Building, Med ford. Oregon, or Standard Insur ance Building. 711 East Main Street. Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 22nd day of November. llifiO. l.elnnd Knox Receiver PKUll.TKNor"i00l"t NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OK OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY In Ihe Matter of the Estate of LELA MARGARET AVERY. Deceased Notice is hereby given that Ed win Campbell, administrator of the above estate, has filed in the above entitled Court and cause his Una I Account and Report and said Court has lixed December 22, I960 at the hour of 9 Co o'clock a.m., in tne court Room of said court a1 the Court House In Medford. Ore gon, ai the time and place for hearing objections thereto and for tne settlement inereot. L Dated ,nil 22nd Ay ot Novem- 1 bcr. I960. Kowin Campbell . . Administrator FnrrcU St Rlaekhurst Attorneys for Administrator LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Planning Commission of the city of Jacksonville, Oregon, will nold a public neanng on the mai lers of subdivision within the cor portalc limits of said city on De cember 15, 1960, at 8 p.m. in the City Hall, Jacksonville, Oregon. jonn neaveny President Attest: n. J. Tetreault Secretary Classified Rates 1 day per word . 2 dayi per word 3 days per word 4 days per word . Se .loc 12o .140 f day par word By Line Per Mwnth $2.25 (MJrJmum First Issu SOc) llustness Dlieclory Each line per month Minimum per month -IMS Dead Line on Classified Ada 5:30 pjn. for following day, except 10 a.m. for Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday Dead Line on Display Classi fied Ada 10:00 A M Saturday for Sunday and Monday 3 P.M. the day before publi cation for Tues. through Frt. APPROVE! WREDIT CHARGES BILLED BY TUB LINK CLASSIFIED AD DIRECTORY PERSONAL Lodge Notices 1 Special Club Events 2 Personal 3 Lost and Found 4 Instructions S Wanted Male Help 10 Wanted Female Help ............ 11 Male or Female Help 12 Wanted Situations 13 Wanted Miscellaneous 14 Financial & Loans 18 REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses 20 For Rent Apartments 21 For Rent Furnished Rooms. 11 Rent Rooms and Board . 23 For Rent Miscellaneous ? Wanted To Rent 23 Medford Realty Board -. 30 For Sale Real Estate 31 Business Opportunities 32 Wnnted Real Estate 33 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies - 40 Appliances - 41 Furniture 42 Musical Equip.. Radio. TV w 43 Sports and Hobbies ... 44 Miscellaneous 45 Does and Pets 50 Poultry 51 Livestcnk 52 Wanted Livestock m 53 Hay. Grain and Feed MmM. 54 Fruits & Vegetables 65 Automotive & Equipment Machinery and Tractors 60 Logging Equipment 61 Equipment for Rent 62 Trailers 70 Parts and Accessories - 71 Cycles and Scooters 72 Cars and Trucks - 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Classify A Business Directory B Card of Thanks .. C A Too Late 1o Classify "LO-HEET" Christmas Gifts for the Kitchen; Stainless Steel. Beautiful special ties. Also. Health Way 3-ply cookwarc; waterless, greaseless. See to appreciate. Call Mgr. for Information. Sales & Service. Call SP 3-2463 WANTED to Buy Elec. range witn irasn ourncr. Alter p.m. phone SP 2-7730. FOR RENT or Lease CI 4 wheel 1 -i T. With Winch. SP 3-4340. FOR SALE Yellow formal, size 16, ?5; other clothing; string of cultured pearls, $40; 2 lovely lamps; handmade linens, nice for gifts; also 3 motors, $10; 21" TV on stand, no picture, $15; wood heater, $20; hot water tank, repairable, $5. TA 6-2877. 357 Orr Dr 1x8 V rustic cedar $50 M. 1x12 Inverted Batt cedar siding, $50 M. 2x6 No. 4 T&G Fir $28 M. WKSTSIDE LUMBER CO. 024 Summit Ave. SP 2-2559 Bd & 16d Box Nails $9.95 per" 100 lbs WHOLESALE BUILDERS SUPPLY 443 S. Riverside SP 2-7135 SAVE Inventory reduction sale through Dec 31. Pabco 3-tab roofing, net $8 a square, cash and carry. 2x6 T&G ?30 per M; 1x8 & 10" resaw, jd per m. NORTON LUMBER CO. Phoenix White City Ashland FOR SALE Dwarf lemon trees, bearing Limited number, $2.50 each sh 2-muu. PAINTING at lowest prices. 12 yr, in ftieaioro. si a- raai. Wanted Used Pianos Spinets or uprights. We'll pay cash or make a generous allow ance on a brand new Estey spinet. tnSKINt S PIANO STORE niU Kings Hwy. SP 2-4298 PLANER BLOX ' Bin double ioad 2 foot. Summci oricei MEDFORD KUEL SP 2-2111 FOR SALE Christmas trocs, 3 to 8 ft. any amount. KE 5-1447. ,khx4x8 Hardboard $1.70 per sheet. WHOLESALE BUILDERS SUPPLY 443 S. Riverside SP 2-713S HEATHKIT from your authorized factory representative Southern Or.- Northern Cam. VERL G WALKER CO 203 W Jackson SP 3-7357 Medford, Oregon BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS tor sale. 20c each Mall Tribune office. 33 North Fir Big Green Fir Slabs SUMMER PRICES S & H GREEN STAMPS MEDFORD FUEL SP 2-2111 I LODGE NOTICES Crater Lake Chapter No. 32 r a m. stated c o n v o c ation and election of officers Tues.. Dec. 6. 8 n.m Refreshments. Visit ors welcome. Ross Gilkison. H.P K-d'ard Lodge No. 83, V . O.O.F.. meets Tuesday Dec. 6 at 8 p.m. Visitors welcome. Kctrcsnments. Clarence Hershiser, NG. Crater Lake Post NO. 1833 & AUXllt ary V F.W. Regular meeting niesoav, Dec. 6. V.F.W. hall. 42 north From it, 1 LODGE NOTICE. Malta Comma ndery No. 4. Knights Templar, Ma F sonic Temple, Ashland. TT Stated Conclave. Wed.. Dec. 7, 8 p.m. Brief business session. Official visitation. Grand Corn man J er James P. Kake beeke. Full form open- No host dinner Drecedine. Tally-ho Dining Rm 6 p.m. Visit ing members welcomed. Jack Caldwell, E.C. F. H. Barnthouse. Recorder 2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS LASAGNE DINNER, 6 to 7:30 p.m., Dec. 8. Family tickets $5. Gift and Food sate from 2 to 9 p.m. St. Mary's Gym. BAZAAR. Candy Sale St Cooked Food Sale. Wed.. Dec. 7. 9 to 4. Eagles' Hall. 3-PERSONAL TO THE PUBLIC Thank you for the response to our grand opening. Watch mis cellaneous column for weekly bargains. The Sleep Shop 6th St. and S. Pacific Hwy. KE 5-2235 Phoenix. Ore. AS of this date, 1 will not be re sponsible for any bills other than my own. H. E. Colvin. P.O. Box 316, Central Point. Ore PRACTICAL Nurse will care for elderly Christian person in my home SP 2-4513. Announcing that TODD'S BARBER SHOP is now open at 132 North River side. Friends & patrons are in vited to drop in or phone for appointment. SP 3-5083, Augus Todd ANYONE having a drinking prob lem is welcome at Alcoholic Anonymous 8:30 p.m. Tues. & Sat. Rear of 212 N- Oakdale SP 2-6657 MASON shoes. SP 2-8283. VACANCY for 1 gentleman need ing nursing care. Mountain View Nursing Home Ashland. Oregon RAWLEIGH Products SP 2-4438. Wanted For Spot Cash Old coins antiques relics. Bailey, 440 Chestnut St., Ashland .MU 9-6031 HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS? Sea Clitt Whitney. He can ar range a loan for you from $50 to $1500 on furniture, automo bile or salary. American Finance Corp., 123 W. Main St.. Pb SP-2-6201. REAL ESTATE LOANS to $2500 Commercial Industrial Finance Corp., Main Se Riverside SP 3-4564 DENTURES repaired Se re-ltned while you wait. Dav or eve- Pb SP 3-6026 25 Lozier Laie. Merle Norman Cosmetics 214 Fluhrer Bldg. STUDIO Girl cosmetics. KE 5-1579. W ATKINS Products. SP 3-5667 4-LOST AND FOUND LOST Box of clothing and other valuables between Central Point and Gold Hill, Hwy. 90. Reward. TA 6-2879. LOST about Nov. 23, ladles white gold Omega wrist watch, between post office & Fluhrer Bakery or at Piggly Wiggly on Stewart Ave. Reward. SP 2-2601. LOST Blue overnight bag. Hed rlck school. SP 2-9860. 1406 Ridgeway. Reward. FOUND Good perms. & haircuts. Lady Medford Salon. SP 3-3211. 5-INSTRUCTIONS GUITAR LESSONS KE 5-1074. ACCORDION Popular, classic, an ages, aiso repair, at j-iaaa. Electronics St Auto Mechanic: Registration now being taken Rm 2, Medford Sr. High school. For information call SP 3-7220 10-WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Logger for shor logs. Phone SP 3-5954. WANTED Care taker. Bachelor or couple. House, oil heat, electricity and small wage. Refs. required. SP 3-2439. NEED 3 MEN for position that offers financinl security with no layoff. We will train you to sell our new Hospital Plan on high est commission basis. Apply BENEFICIAL STANDARD LIFE Rm. 209. Leverette Bldg. Mornings only. $100 A WEEK GUARANTEED Rich Plan of So Oregon 20 S Fir St.. Medford Experienced Used Car Salesman. Top earnings avauame to man who will work. Apply Lea Motors Used Car Lot, 12th & Riverside. See Howard Scroggin. 11 -WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Lady to care for baby gin. ijigni nousewom, snori aays, 5 day wk. Permanent. Refs. SP- 2-8821 between 6 and 8 p.m RELIABLE woman for occasional baby sitting. Must have own transportation. Write Tribune 12 MALE OR FEMALE HELP NEED 3 WOMEN for position that otters financial security witn no lay off. We will train you to sell our new Hospital Flan on high est commission basis. Apply BENEFICIAL STANDARD LIFE Rm. 209 Leverette Bldg. Mornings on 1 y. ' 13 WANTED SITUATIONS FOUNDATION WORK We specialize In new foundations under older homes. Free esti mate, no obligation to you. Will nnance. No money down, 3 yrs, to pay. WESTWARD HO CONST, CO. 1512 2 N. Riverside SP 2-5972 SEWING St alterations. SPJ-87S4. BRICK work. Flues built re- paircdLSH 3-6379. HOUSEWORK 8 hrs. Efficient. SP 3-7277. PRACTICAL nurse will care for elderly Christian person in my home. SP 2-4313. HANDY MAN Rooflnff. foundations, odd jobs, baby sitting, hour or bid. 716 N. Riverside. SP 2-9310. TRACTOR-WORK Level, backfill, terrace. Ernie Mallams SP2-4310. HOUSEWORK by Hr. SP3-4967. ROOFING, new & repair. Contract or you furnish Reasonable rates. Bill Miller. SP 3-271.5. CHILD care. Ironing. SP 2-5187 before 2 & jBter4Own car. !RONINCSP 25763 413 W 2nd. REMODEL1NC. CARPENTERING Palnling Nordwick TW 9-1547. EVERREADY SERVICE Yard work, repairs, odd jobs, ironing. ALTERATIONS Mens & women's, sewing. SP 2-S452 CHILD CARE CENTER Medford Nursery School Licensed Inspected Insured Mrs Ethel Tennant SP 2-6013 DRESSMAKING - ALTERATIONS Mrs Shepard SP 3-4863 AXl types carpenter work No Job too small SP3-5243 SP 3-6382 CARPENTER work SP 2-4332 HOUSE work; own car. SP 2-8318. CHILD care Havea SP2-2287 IRONING. 403 W. 2nd. SP 3-1297. SPECIAL PRICES ON Green Red FIR SLABS Limited Timt Only GAINES FUEL CO. SP 3-5878 13 WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Odd jobs. SP 2-4332. IRONING. SP 3-5096 CARPENTER work, roofing, paint ing Reasonable, mu a-jjai. WORKING foreman wants work on ranch. 20 yrs. experience, i school child. Clyde Green, Rt. 1. Box 107-D, Montague, Calif. VI 2-2803 Bookkeeping, my h ome.SP 2-2480. TRUCK driver-mechanic. Have all tools Including welding, weea stcadv job driving or repairing. SP 2-8794. WILL care for child in my home. SF 3-6140. CHILD care, pick up & deliver. 445 Fairmont, ai a-oaja. Save Now on reroofing. Winter i tec ki ;n CHILD care, my home, & sewing IRONING. $3 basket. Mending free KE 5-2774. CARPENTER WORK No job too small, .mu 'j-arwtt. J 4 Wanted Miscellaneous W A N T E D PIANO late model spinet. Walnut or ebony finish. SP 3-3933. W A N T E D Cedar stumpage for posts. Jonn t-ourson, iuo norm Columbus Talent Auto Wrecking NOW BUYING Junk Cars Scrap Iron KE 5-1161 SO. PACIFIC HWY., TALENT Best Cash Deal For Good used furniture & Misc. OAK GROVE FUI1N1TURE SP 3-1564 or SP 3-2726. anytime CASH FOR FURNITURE SP 2-2958 or SP 2-8760 USED PIANOS wanted Will pay Cash. Erskine's SP 2-4206. CALL US! SP 2-8218 WE NEED FURNITURE. FOR a better deal on your coins THOMfSUH, Sf --B7H-. CASH FOR FURNITURE Mise tools or anything saleable Or will sell on consignment aie every nurs. WE PAV MOREl Red Barn Auction Co, S Hwy 99 KE 5-1828 WANT BARKIE POLES Contract us for orlces & soecl- fications. J H Baxter & Co., P.O Box 30 GR 6-6666 Grants "ass 20-FOR RENT HOUSES CLEAN, unfurn. 3-bdrm. house fireplace, oil or elec. heat. Close in. 5H5. HP 3-1784 Or SP2-G773 CLEAN 1-bdrm. furn. house for 2 only 540 mo. 3 mi. N. or Centrnl Point on Old Hwy. 99. NO 4-2000. 2-3-4 BDP.M. homes. American Home & Land. SP 3-7543. NICE 2-bdrm., large rms., close to east side clinics. Hardwood floors, ample closets, oil furnace. Small yard. $75. KE 5-280G. FOR RENT Partly furnished cot- tace 2 rooms and bath. $32.50. Water & garbage paid. Phone -yuu. 3-BDRM. unfurn. Fireplace. Garden spot, rcis welcome. $hu. yu Jacksonville Hwy. SP 3-5079. 2-BDRM. house, $00. TW 9-1074. am renn. AT RUCH No fog. 2-bdrm modern u nfurn. TW 0-1 533 . 2-RM. modern house. $25 mo SP 3-2606. 2-BDRM. unfurn. house. 1 acre $60. SP 2-5566. UNFURN.. 2-bdrm. duplex. fire- place, carport. P 3-4jo. 2-BDRM. duplex, fireplace, hard wood lloors. Nearly new. No Children. 810 King. SP 3-4368, SP 2-4720. 2-BDRM. unfurnished house. In quire 303 Genessee. 2-B D R M. unfurn. small home. Ideal for elderly couple. UL 5-1 3B1 SMALL house, chenp, modern, fur- nisneo. sf -nm. 2-BDRM. house. 204 Gennessce. $80 per monin. or -7uo. Duplex For Rent One side. Nenr the new hospitnl Beautiful 2-bedroom. near new. Excellent For Nurses SP 2-5750 Medford Realty Co, or C R. Bcebe SP 3-3010 FOR RENT 2 rm. duplex, partly lurn Ha n. ivy, FOR RENT 3 bdrm. unfurn. house near St. Marys, 539 S. Ivy. TW 9-1413. DUPLEX Mostlv furn. One aot 54U Dom apis. snu. r ree pasture avanaDic. mu u-i;im. 2-BDRM. unfurn. home, $65, water, garbage pd. in Central Point, NO 4-2473. 2B DR M S., un furn SP 3-2965 eves. 2-BDRM., carport, garage, garden, greenhouse, $65. 319 Arnold lane. SP 3-10D0 or SP 2-4010. COTTAGE, modern, furnished, pn tio. Nice for one or two. No pets, parties. $45 mo. SP 2-8621 DUPLEX, 1 bdrm. furn. $40. In" quire 112 N. Columbus. 2 BDRM duplex, hardwood, color plaster, new. SP 3-4145. 2-BR DUPLEX, nenrly new. unfurn., garage water pd. $75. SP 2-2074 veekdaysafter 5Pni. FOR RENT 3-bdrm. with family room, near school, $110. Refer ences required. SP 2-5401. CLEAN, furn., 1-bdrm. duplex, $55. SP 2-5120. WONDERFUL view. 2-bdrm. furn. If you want the best, this is it. $110 No drinkers. SJ" 3-4141 ASHLAND Unfurn. 8-room. 2- balh, house, $70. MU 9-4596. ASllLAND Furn.. 1-room, kif- chenette house. $30. MU 9-4596. SMALL unfurn. 2-bdrm. 413 Union. S65 mo. SP 2-9268. BDR1I house. $75. SP 2-9817. ATTRACTIVE 2-bdrm. house, close In. adults. Call at 405 "J" St.. across from Oakdale Market. FOR RENT Almost new. nice clean 2 bdrm. duplex, well in sulated, fenced yard. No pets. 1319 Stewart 1-BDRM. partly furn. duplex. Large light rms. Hardwood floors. Adults No pels. SP 2-2282 eves. 1-BDRM. duplex, furn. $50 mo. Auto, washer. SP 3-3074. CABINS S3 up SP3-9190 FURN. Cabin. Cheap. SP 2-5697. 3 BDRM. unfurn. Close in. $90 mo. SP 2-6611 after 5:30 p.m. 2-BDRM. unfurn. In Jacksonville. SP 2-8474 Used FRIDENS "Automatic" $17500 Up A REAL CALCULATOR Nof Just a Gadget! VOIGHT'S FRIDEN AGENCY 8th & Grctp& Medford 20-FOR RENT HOUSES 2-BDRM. furn house, furnace, garage. 57o. wear i-iin-u 2 BDRM- house. Upper Applegate near itn-ivce "6 area TW 9-1529 2-BDRM unfurn. duplex. 803 W LARGE 2 bdrm uniurn. bouse, re decorated, ciose in. 2-BDRM" duplex. Furnace heat. Fenced yara. anwii :": Carport & storage. $BS After 5. all day Sat. & Sun. SP 2-2238. FULLY modern 2-bdrm. home. Cl2seto school BUjhestnut. PARTLY furn. cottage, suitable for coupie sf ;j-oi.u, t-j w" Furn. bachelor cottage. SP 2-8155. FOR RENT I -bdrm modern col lages, eiuc. luicnc", ""'"" mo. 4tUUU liiuic num FURN COTTAGE 5179 Crater Lake Hwy w j'ok rnnvicurn fABIVS Utilities pd KE 5-1468 2I-For Rent Apartments 3-RM furn. apt. 405OakSt; PARTLY fiirii. 3-rm. apt. in town. G old Hill. Ca IJVJ-5 a : FURN. 3 rms., bath, all elec. Close in. II N. Pcacn. 2 & 3-RM. furn. apts. Steam heat. No sm all child renSP2 2 95jL FURN. 3-rm. & bath. 814 W. 2nd. SP 2-5449. FURN. 3-bdrm. apt., $65 mo. Water pd. NO 4-185SK MEDFORD PLAZA APTS. 10th & Oakdale. Furn. or unfurn. iTtiiitip nri Cahle TV at small additional charge. Clean, safe & comfortable. "A really good place to live." SP 2-9748, 2-RM. apt. Private entrance. 522 W. 10th. SP 2-5132. 4-RM apt. Private bath & entrance. Ground floor. Elec. heat. 106 S. Holly. Inq. 104 S. Holly. SP 2- FURN. apt. 3-rms.. service porch & bath. 220 Merrima n Rd; FOR RENT Comfortable, 2 - rm. furn. apt.; furnace heat; close in. One adult only. No pets. Call SP-3-1635, evenings. LOVELY 1-bdrm. duplex apt. Built-in stove, close in; no chil- dren. SP 3-16 12. or SP 3-3187. CLEAN 3-rm. furn. apt. Close to high school. All utilities pd. SP- 3-6478 days, or SP 3-2701 after 5. APT 727 W. 4th UNFURN downstairs a"pt. Also furn. upstairs apt. Reasonable. Close in. Near grade school. SP 3-1434. FURNISHED lovely clean apt. New carpet prefer no pets Sc no smoking. 1100 E. Main, Medford. CABINS & Apts. 520 N . Front. FURN 3-rm. apt. Close in. SP 3 2861 CLEAN, furn. 2-rm.-bath, ground floor. 1222 W. Main. Water, gar bage pd. SP 3-3591. FOR RENT 1 bdrm. apt. Partly furn. Water pd. $35 mo. or $12.50 wk Kveryintng po. jvu i-za-. ASHLAND 3-roon; furn. apt., cen trally located. S35. MU 9-4596. NICE close in, furn., 3 rms. & bath. 575. Utilities .paid. Adults. 603 N. Bartlett. SF 2-0537. DELUXE DUPLEX APT. EASTSIDE NEW MODERN Drapes, wall-to-wall carpeting, fireplace, built-in oven and range. Attached gnrnge with storage facilities. $120 mo. Call SP 3-4805 dnys. 2-RM Furn. Apt. Utilities pd. S50. Shady Oaks Trailer Court, Cen- tral Point. 1 or 2-BR. furn. apt. close in. Garage Before 4. 210 S. Ivy. BRAND new 2-bdrm. apts., winter rates, $U5 up. Ashland, MU 2- 6301 FURN apt.. RaraRe & laundry fa cilities. S35. close in. 1205 E. Main. SP 3-3317. NICE 1-bdrm. turn. SB0. Adults. 235 N Oakdale. SP 3-4143. 3 RM. furn. RaraRe apt. Refs. 119 Portland nve. SP 2-2138. REDECORATED APT. Steam heat. Washinp facilities. Ideal for el derlv persons & working adults. NEWLY MANAGED GeBauer Apts. SP 2-tlOOl. 3-RM furn apt. Contemporary decoration Adults. S68. SP 2-2555 or SP 3-5423. 2-ROOM. furn. apt. Utilities pd. 513 KinR. Like to Ride? 1 .5 acres, comfortable 2 BR only minutes from Medford. Good place for horse, rabbits and garden. Fog-smog free area. Asking $1500 down. 20 Acres Close In Good building site, plenty of water. Owner will carry contract. Small down. 3 BR Will Gl Very good value see today. LRED ARROW REALTY Roy H. Maudlin Realtor At Talent Junction KE 5-1752 TIME TO BUY! Call us . . . We'll tell you where these are! WRGHT To close an estate CLOSE-IN EASTSIDE ... 2 BEDROOM " Real clean, hardwood floors, fireplace, breakfast nook, utility room, cedar shingle roof, solid concrete foundation. EXCELLENT BUY AT $10,500. Will Gl or FHA. To close a divorce 2-BR. With Extra Bldg. Lots . . Has unfinished attic, lots of shade trees. Assume Gl loan or contract of sale. Owner going to Florida MONEY-MAKING GARAGE . . . $8,500 Only qaraqc business in Glendalc, Ore. Includes gas pumps and Homelite Saw agency. Long term lease can be renewed. Has had $12,000 FHA appraisal! 2-YR. OLD TRIPLEX . . . $30,000 Close-in, near schools. Call us for details. 4 BEDROOM, EASTSIDE $15,750 2-BR. & DEN, EASTSIDE : 16,500 NEW 3-BR., l'j BATH, EAiTSIDE 15,300 2-BEDR00M SUBURBAN 7,500 Don't Forget We're Mvilg lnt the Mall Jan. 1st. BILL WRIGHT, REAL ESTATE Century Bldg., SP 3-1612 Don't Wait - Call Alma Durham, Mgr. SP 3-3187 a Salesman! Helen Foibury SP 3-5188 Leta Anderson SP 3-6913 21 -For Rent Apartments ATTRACTIVE 1-bdrm., $40; 2-Higgin-'G" St.. hnlham .NO. 5. 108 laclciionvi'.le. 2-BDRM. unfurn. apt. WW carpet, drapes, auiu. ins. range St oven, washer Si drver, carport wstorage room, close in. Masterson. SP 2-9748. NICE 5-room. 2-bdrm. apt., all elec Stove & reing vnu wel come. SP 2-4995 between 5 & 7 p.m 2-BDRM. APT . Unfurn.: elec, stove, reing- iivm. oi laundry facilities ' Adults Evelyn ADIS.. 113 ai --.. WEEKLY & MONTHLY RATES, Hear Uieen iuuiej -j -ouu. K'&C' MoteL Kitchenswkly. FURN Apt Utiliites pd. OaTc Manor Motel NO 4-2094. FOR RENT Clean. 1 and 2 bdrm. apts rnvaie emmn-a. -u-i tj. Pacific FOR RENT Furn. 2-bdrm. apt. $50. No pets. 1832 N. Riverside. SRlfapt.. 2-borms Stove St refrig. No children or pets 722 King at. $H5 SP 2-9710 eves 22 For Rent Furnished Rooms RM. with cooking, $7. 1112 E. Main. WINTER RATES Wkly., $10 & up: mo . $40 & up. Grand Hotel, 202 Front. Clean S leepin g Rm. 153 N. Oakdale. LOVELY cabin sleeping rm. private bath Also other rms. Reason- ahle204 N. Ivy. NICE sleeping rm for gentleman. Private entrance. 28 N. Orange st. SP 2-2205. K&C Motel Kitchens, wkly. RMS F OR MEN 125 S OaKdiilo. C O MFORTABLE RM. SP 2-8070. WARM, light rm.. private entrance. Employed man. 536 N Bartlett. 23 Rent Room and Board ROOM & board for elderly man or lady. 336 SRiverside. finivnn x r'm fi- in SP 3-4172 24-For Rent Miscellaneous FOR RENT 30x60 block building. KE 9-2505. "WAREHOUSE Rent or lease new 40'x40 block bldg NO 4-1403 . BUSINESS BldR.. for rent. SOeo' 2747 N Pacific Hwy. SP 2-4250. NO DOWN 2 B.R. with large family room, fireplace on approx. Yi acre. City water and sew er. $10,500. Will Gl. 4 Bedroom Medallion home. Family room, covered patio, builr-ins, ceramic tile, will trade! NO DOWN IN TALENT 3 B.R., bath and half, oven and range, double qarage. Almost new. $12,800, Gl. NO DOWN If you are a veteran with G.I. benefits, we can save you money. American Home and Land Co. specializes in G.I. financing. Right now, we have several 3 bedroom homes available for nothing down. There is no reason why you and your family should not be relaxing in front of the fireplace in a home of your own. Call us today to learn how easy it is for you to have your own home. HOME & LAND CO. Medford Hotel Lobby SP 3-7543 BAY Builders Supply QUALITY BLOCKS Chimneys PHONE SP 3-4575 $8,000 si H 1 LflB J -. P"' I Progressed I ij-pj, Concrete- j!(W. ("ndrew.