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Newspaper Page TextCHRISTMAS CASH Will Jingle in Your Jeans.... When you use the Classified Ads to Buy or Sell! Dial SP2-61 41 14 TUESDAY. DECEMBER 20, 18S0 They'll Do It Every Adrenalin ADRENAUlix" DOES "WIS 4ti jra i'DP WORKED FOR RlGDOME AMD COMPANV TWELVE YEARS BUT NOW IT LOOKED LIKE SME'D MARCH OUT OF THE OFFICE AND UP THE MIDDLE AISLE' T Well, it seems HE DIDN I QUIT HER JOB NOT ONLY THAT SHE 60T THE NEW HUBBY A JOB IN "THE SAME OUTFIT- 7HANX AND A TIP OFTHEHATUDHAT ToEFUS," CANTON, yzf SCHOOL NEWS Edited by Sandy Shugarl. ' Staffs V i c k i Toenniges. Nancy House), and Sue Sneed. Plans for creating a Junior varsity rally squad have been approved by the student coun cil. Monday, candidates will trv out before a screening committee; they will perform two yells and a dance rou tine. Sophomores will then vote tor five of the 10 girls se lected by the committee. The new squad members will choose a yell queen. Janet .Nelson will serve as the ad visor. Lynn Sjolund, director of vocal music, has announced (ha .act fnr "TTininn'a TJnln. bow," the musical story of Irish Immlffrnnls. Th mnlnr inging roles have been double cast for the three-night Febru ary performance. Sharon, the romantic female lead, will be played alternately by Kathy Allen and Mary Kay Harris. The role of Woody who will STAR -By CLAY R. I ASUS lySTJ MAR. 22 APR. 30 IS WW? 1 Vour Daily Activity Guida According to th Stan. ' To develop message for Wednesday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 1 Don'r 31 At Al Confused 2 You 32 Rly 62 Provoked 3 Evening 't 33 To 63 0bchvet 4 Fn 34 Moy 64 Oortrjei 5 For 35 OM 65 0fhcrV 6 Cultural 3 6 Your 66 Moy 7 Activities 37 To 67 Vital 8 Allow 38 Smart 68 Upon 9 Temper 39 Home 6 Others TAURUS APR. 21 MAY 21 i4 1-50-66-71 1 '6-78-82-90 MAY 22 y JUNE 22 10 To 40 Mind ,25.38-52-57 11 Flair 12 Welcome 4 1 Affectionate 71 Come 5V-65-72 42Thoi 13 And 43 Moke CAN CIS UBe 44 Obtain 15 Seem 45 Feel 16 Moke . 4AWhan 17 Up 47 To 18 Don't 48 Much 19Thinqi 49 About 20 Helpful 50 Mood 21 The 51 Dewed 22 Able 52 Don't 23 Good 53 Depressed 24 Be 54 Good 25 Be 55 Something 26 Newt 56 Romance 27 Get 57 Meddle 28 To 58 And 29 Willing 59 Into 30 You 60 Start JUNE 23 JULY 23 019-27-35 4rt SJ4-60-83-89 uo JULY 24 AUG. 21 1420-2H2 0-73-77 VIRGO AUG. 3 1 SEPT. 22 VN12-2I-23M Q&JGood Adverse ChS'31-39.80-861 World Population To Hit 3 Billion By End of Washington - mm - Italy .has 50 million people. Aid one more Italy to the world and you get a graphic idea how the earth's population is expanding this year. This approach to what writers have called the "pop ulation explosion" was pre sented recently by the bulle tin of the Population Refer ence Bureau, Inc., a non-profit Informational service here. Will Hil 3 Billion The article, based on United Monroe, N. Y. - OJPII - Wil liam E. Rhode Jr. was forced to land on a highway near here when the gas line on his light plane froze, and he Im mediately was haled before a Justice of the peace on charges of violating a "general busi ness law" which makes such landings Illegal. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICK TO CRKIllTOItS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE STATE OF OREGON KOH JACK SON COUNTY PROBATE DE PARTMENT In the Matter or the Estate of James T. Neeley, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have been appointed Executor of the above e.tate by an order made therein on December la. IfltlO; all creditor, having claim, against .aid deceased are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified, and with proper vouchers attarlird. to me at the office of Roberts, Kellinglnn. Branchilcld Hilfor nan. Standard Insurance Bids., 711 Kast Main St.. Mcdford. Oregon, within six month, from the dale of this notice. Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 20th day of December, Iflfin. Clinton C. Neeley Extcutor I Time -tfl LOVELvA mot FOR A WHILE VET- J1 T ADRENALIN-U BUT QRULLER WANTS ME TO) 6UV mu5t1 DOES "WIS V QU1T AS SOON AS W&REr-rB H BE WEUL J THINK WE SHOULD I tAi ihc 1 ""ut25N 3 GET FOR DINNER LTT HAMBURGER THE mNhmSX S TONI6HT? WERE'sJir I OOINT-CELE- lJZu i NOT A THING IN iSB BRATE Jy1 J UUSBAND-l play opposite Sharon will be held by Dave Lundquisl and j Wally Huffman. Reed Harris and Larry Berg share the other singing purl of Og, a leprechaun. Other major cast members are Joel Gregory, Finian Mc Loncrgan; Ralph Lobdell, Sen ator Billboard Rawkins; Fred Lorish, Buz?.; Mike Higgins, Henry; Bill Bucttner, sheriff; Darrell Hageman, Shears; Jim Woods, Robust; Dale Stans field, Howard; Jim Henson Preacher John; and Garner Hauperl, Sunny. Supporting roles will be portrayed by Jim Snodgrass and Frank Schuhard, geolog ists; Tom Antley, Bill Mills, and Bob Weaver, deputies; Roberta Willett, Nancy Hin- man, Jean Banks, and De- Etta Lawson, sharecroppers; and Julie Yoakley, Becky Rowan, Roberta Willett, Becky Gates, Karren Christ- ensen, Sara Hinkle, Jean Banks, and Sharon Smith, to bacco girls. JoAnn Johnson and Marty Wyatl were cast GA2EE!J POLLAN- SEPT, : oct. : 1- 8- 1-46-62 i SCORPIO OCT. 24 tAp, $4 3248 169-75 79 SAGITTARIUS NOV. 23 70 Who DEC. 22 '16-17-36 -40A 72 Troubles 49-55-67 9, 73 Consult 74 If 75 On 76 You 77 You 7BTo 79 Important 80 Or 81 MoltofS 82 Be 83 End 84 They're 85 About B6 0H.ce 87 Conditions 88 Sugqe.led B9 Well 90 Exlravooant jUA., 122 a J Neutral CAPRICORN DEC. 33 f? JAN. 20 V"k- 24-29-37-43fl 64-74-84-88 AQUARIUS JAN. 21 t2 30-34 45-53 5B .61- 85-87 pucti MAR. 21 3-15-M-33?-: 144 51 63 ,VS Next Year Nations figures, said world population is now over 2.0 billion and will hit 3 billion by the end of 1961. This was based on an an nual population growth of 1.7 per cent. The UN estimated that 100 million babies were born in the world in 1959 and 50 million people died, leav ing a net gain of 50 million It took the human race some 200,000 years to reach the present population of nearly 3 billion. But the same growth trend would produce over 6 billion people within 40 years, the article said. The publication also made these observations, based on statistics of the UN Demo graphic Yearbook for 1059. -During 1959, Latin Amer ica pulled ahead of North America in population, with 201 million people compared with 197 million for North America. Ten Largest -The world's ten largest countries in order are: Main land China, nearly 700 mil lion; India, 403 million; Rus sia, 210 million; the United States, 17B million; Japan, 93 million; Pakistan and Indo nesia, 80-90 million each; Brazil, 64 million; and West Germany and Britain, more than 50 million each. - Latin America is growing faster than any other major area. Western Europe has the slowest growth. The United States and Russia are increas ing at about the world aver age. I By j imni) r Hatlo as Susan, primarily ing role. a danc- Juniors who wish to take the . National Merit Scholar ship Qualifying test, which will be given March 11, are urged to register now with Willium Ruck. To be eligible for the test, students must be second-semester juniors at the time of examination, and pay $1.25 fee upon registration. Annual awards given by the nation-wide corporation are granted on the basis of in tellectual merit, but the size of the individual stipends are determined by the student's financial need. The stipends are renewable each year with out further testing. Other agencies base . grants and awards on the scores achieved on this test. The deadline for registra tion is Jan. 6. , The annual Christmas pro gram presented by members of the MHS advanced girls' chorus, the choir, and the mixed chorus is scheduled for two performances for both students and adults this week. The public is invited to the Tuesday evening presentation at 8 p.m. There will be no admission charge. Students will have an op portunity to hear the vocal ists at a special assembly either Thursday or Friday. The Medford High orches tra, directed by John Drys- dale, will also participate in the program. The Medford High band, nder the direction of I. A. Mirick will go to San Fran- isco over the Christmas holl ays for lis annual pcrform nce at the East-West Shrine football game. This trip will be the 10th for the band. After arriving in San Fran cisco Friday, Dec. 30, the band will visit Playland and Sutro's on San Francisco's North Bay. Saturday, the band will play in a special prc-gamc performance with Klamath Union High school. This event may be locally tele vised. They will unite with 35 bands for the half time effort. Funds from last Sunday's benefit will help finance the trip. Medford High's candidate for the annual Daughters of the American Revolution good citizenship award will be Suzy Thompson, senior. Other girls nominated were Pam Gilkison, Nancy 'Hinman, and DeAnne Taylor. The girls were nominated by the MHS faculty on the basis of dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Voting was done in senior English classes. Suzy will submit a question naire, winch will be entered in both district and state com petition. District winners will receive a S25 savings bond; the state winner, a $100 sav ings bond. One girl in Oregon will be chosen by drawing lots to re ceive the DAR pilgrimage to Washington, D.C., next year. Dr. Leonard B. Mayfield, superintendent of Medford public schools, addressed the senior class of MHS last Thursday morning in the audi torium. He spoke on his recent trip to Russia, showing slides and comparing the education al systems of Russia and the United States. The Future Homemakers of America held its annual swag party recently. The girls make swags which will be hung in various places about the school. About 20 girls and two advisors attended the party. Howard Haugen, sopho more, was declared the win ner of the Chess club tourna ment. Jerry Gastineau and Gary Ottoman were runners up, ' The Family Council Editor'. Note! Th. Family Council consists of a ludEe, a psychla Crist, three clergymen, three editors and a women', editor. Each article ii a summary of an actual caae history. The Council reports on problems that bav. been deail with by responsible agencies and counselor. Andrew J. - A strange child I in our home is too big a re sponsibility, j Flora J. It's a chance to show a child what a home means. Andrew J. - When my wife gave our name in as offering to care for a homeless child on a temporary basis, I pic tured a newborn infant or a small baby. I wouldn't mind that. But now the social worker tells us the big need is homes for older children. She brought a 9-ycar-old girl to meet us, and says she's pre paring the child for a stay in our home. This child will be a prob lem. She hung her head and wouldn't even look at us. 1 remember years ago my moth er took in a foster child who gave her some terrible trou ble. The caseworker said he did it to be sent away again. 1 But my mother stuck it out and in the end the boy be haved. But I don't think Flora could stand that kind of act ing up. She'd be all right with a happy, cheerful child. But a mean, sulky youngster is too big a job. I want her to say no. Flora J. - My heart went out to poor little Bertha and I think I can bring a smile to that sad. frightened face. from what the agency told me, her father is an alcoholic and she has never been able to come near him without his pushing her away or raising his hand to her. Bertha's mother shows no warmth toward the child eith er, the social worker says. Al though she doesn't abuse the child and tries to protect Bertha from her father, she doesn't pay much attention to her and treats her rather cold ly. All that child needs, I'll bet, is a chance to live with two grown people who treat her with kindness. Right now she probably thinks grownups are people who push children around and make them miser able. Bertha will be a challenge to us. And Andy forgets that we'll have the help of the caseworker. She'll explain things as we go along. So far, she's the only adult Bertha trusts. The Council: Once Mr. J. gave his consent to offering his home as a shelter for a fnsipr child, he also gave tacit acreemenl to sharing in the solution of a problem. No matter what the age of me. child, if his home life is dis turbed, if he's been neglected, abandoned or maltreated so as in rnnnire "boarding out,' he! needs more than just physical care. He needs his emotional wounds bound up, too. Of all the saintly services offered by man to man, con scientious foster care prob ably ranks among the highest. While there's a modest cash return for physical care, no assessment can be made of the value of a hug, a lullaby, a look at the stars! Mrs. J. seems eager to ply Bertha with tne priceless extras that say, "I like you. You're a good per son." Naturally it's hard. Rejec tion has certainly warped Bertha's attitudes. Mr. J. cites the example of the boy his mother tried to help. Here was a youngster who was sure nobody loved him, and so act ed as unlovable as possible to bring the expected response. Evidently the social worker saw through his misbehavior and recognized it as a 'test." When nobody blew up, when he found that he was still welcome, he quieted down and began to cooperate. That's about what will hap pen with Bertha. She's angry about her parents, and the caseworker expects her to transfer her anger to the foster parents at first. She'll prepare the J.'s for an "acid test" by Bertha of their friend ship and also for constructive ways of showing Bertha just how far she can go. At heart a child yearns to have some limits imposed. And at first Bertha will be filled with dis belief that, despite her she nanigans, she is wanted in this home. The caseworker also visits Bertha on a regular and pre dictable basis, giving the child's life some order and predictability' for the first time. So the J.'s have an oppor tunity to reach out to a cow ering and confused child, atro c i o u s 1 y mishandled, and kindle a spark of hope and enthusiasm within her. Above CRASH KILLS AD MAN Dayton, Ohio-OJPD-Memorlal services will be held Tuesday for Carter B. Helton Sr., gov ernor of the .East Central Re gion of the American Associa tion of Advertising Agencies. Helton, 60, died in the crash of a TWA plane here Tues day, i all, they may be the first to define two words for Bertha which she might otherwise only know from the diction ary, parents and home. (Copyright 1960, General Features Corp.) LEGAL NOTICES No. 10G2H NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SAI.K OF RKAL, AND PKKSONAL I'HOI'KRTV IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OK OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF NETTIE MAE G R O V E R, DECEASED. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the estate of Nettie Mae Grover. de ceased, pursuant to an order of sale of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson. Probate Department, made and entered in the above entitled estate on the 28th day of Novem ber. 1000. will offer for sale and sell from and after the 27th of January, 1961, for cash or for part cash and part credit, at 28 No. Oak dale Avenue, Medford, Oregon, the fol low nc described real and per' sonal property belonging to said estnte. to wit: From a Vj" gas pipe from where the Northwest corner of Dona tion Land Claim No. 61. in Town ship 37 South. Range 2 West, Willamette Meridian. Jackson County, Oregon, bears South 75 BO' East. 425.3 feet, run thence South 71 15' West. 382.8 feet to the Easterly line oi the Old jra pifie Hichwav. thence North 21 i.l' West, lfilifl feet, and thence North 71 15' East. 110.0 feet to the true point of beginning; thence North 71" 17' East. 1)0.0 feet; thence South 21 13' East, an n feet: thence South 71' 15' West, 90.0 feet; and thence North 21' 14' West, 50.0 feet to the true point of beginning. Pfrjrinal Prnnertv: 1640 of ',b royalty interest In Midland Cooperatives, inc. larm, known as L. M. Devore Farm, described as the north of the northwest of Section 27-22N 2W Nnhle Countv. Oklahoma. 1640 of Vu royalty interest in Indiana Oil Purchasing Company farm, known as Lewis JM. Devore Farm, described as southeast quarter of southeast quarter of nonncasi qunrier, ana sauinwcav quarter of northwest quarter and west fi of the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter. Section 27-22 N-2W, in fjooie county, Oklahoma. The sale will be subject to the confirmation of the above entitled Court. s Alan B. Holmes Administrator Date of First PublicaUon: December 20. lOGO Date of Last Publication: January 10. iei NOTICE OF FILING APPLICATION FOR A CHANGE IN USE Or WATER Notice Is civen hereby that Arthur C. Edwards has filed an application for the approve! of a Creek. Certificate of water right issued to J. and S. Lumber Company and recorded at Pane 1SHB7. volume id. Slate Record of Water Right Cer tificates, confirms a ngni under Permit No. 17426 to the use of 0.4 c.f.s. of the waters of Evans Creek for the maintenance of a log pond in the SEV SEi. Sec. 10. T. 35 S.. H. 4 W., W.M., with a date of nrioritv of December 2. 1046. The applicant proposes to change the use from the maintenance of a log pond to the irrigation ot ih acres in the SE'i SEU. Sec. 10, T. 35 S.. R. 4 W.. W.M. All oersons interested are noti fied herebv that a hearing will be held at the county courthouse at Medford, Oregon, on January 31, 1061. at 9:30 a.m. All objections to the proposed -change, if any there arc, will be heard at said time and place. Any objections shall be prepared in writing, one copy to be served on Arthur C. Edwards, Route 4. Box 155, Grants Pass, Oregon, and one copy filed with the State Engineer, Salem, Oregon, together with a $2 filing fee, at least 10 dnys prior to the date set for hearing, tf no objec tions are filed, the application may be approved by the State Engineer Without a hearing. uaiea at aniem, urcon, inis 1st day of December, lm.o. Slate Engineer NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 4th day of January, 1961, at 10:00 o'clock A.M., at the front door of the Jackson County Courthouse, I shall sell at public auction for cash to the highest bid der, all right, title and interest of James Brian Douglass ana uorotny Jean Douglass, husband and wife, ana jarKson county a political sun division of the State of Oregon, in the following described real prop erty situate in Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the west side of Schcffel Avenue, said point bcina North 134.82 feet from the southeast corner of Lot 4 m Block 2 of Wellington Heights Addition to the City of Medford. Jackson county. Ore gon, according to the official piat mereoi, now oi rccora; ana from said point of beginning, running thence West 103.0 feet; thence North 10.5 feel; thence West 4.0 feel; thence North 79.6 feet to the Southerly line of Lyman Avenue; thence South easterly 83 0 feet along the Southerly line of Lyman Ave nue to P.C. of curve to right with a radius ot 20.82 feet: thence along said curve 47.60 feet to P.T. on said curve; thence South along the East side of Scheffel Avenue 63.35 feet to the uoint of beginning. Said Sale Is made pursuant to an Execution of Foreclosure issued out of Circuit Court on the 2nd day of December. I960, in a matter i wherein Prudential Insurance Com-I 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 I the State of Oregon, are defend-1 ants. ( Dated this 6th day of Decern- i ber. I960. Joseph DWalsh. Sheriff NOTICK TO CREDITORS I Notice is hereby given that I ; have been appointed by the Circuit j Court of the State of Oregon Tor; Jackson County. Executrix of the j Estate of L. L. Davis, also known . as Lloyd L. Davis, deceased, and 1 have qualified. All persons having j claims against the estate of said i Decedent arc hereby notified to i present them, with proper vouch- j crs. duly certified to me at 128! East Main Street. Medford. Oregon.; within six months from the date I of this notice. uaica una iirsi puuiisnea ucccm- ; Dtr ij. MILDRED DAVIS Executrix Ronald L. Rkcketts Attorney forExccutrlx NOTICK TO CREDITORS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jack, son. In the Matter of the Estate of Hose A Buckley, Deceased. No. 10955. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN i that the undersigned has been ap- j pointed and qualified as Adminis trator ol the said estate of Rose A.I Buckley, Deceased, and all persons! having claims against, said estate' are hereby notified to present the ' same with proper vouchers at the office of Kenneth G. Denman. At-1 torney at Law, 128 East Main 1 Street. Medford. Oregon, within i six montns from tne date hereof. Dated nd first published this 13th day of December, i960. LEWIS T. BUCKLEY Administrator LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS N'n. G0-8D2-E IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Of OKEUUM 1-UK THE COUNTY OF JACKSON JOHN RICHARD PEYTON. naintill, vs LEORA BETH PEYTON. ueienaam. TO: LEORA BETH PEYTON, the above named deienaani: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON. You are hereby re quired to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit within four weeks from the date of first pub lication ot tnis summons, ana u you fail so to appear and answer said comolaint. for want thereof, the piainiwi win appiy o me court for tne renet aemanaea in nis com plaint, to-wit: ror a oecrce oi mis court ior- ever dissolving the bonds of matrimony and the marriage contract heretofore existing be tween plaintiff and defendant and forever divorcing them from each other and restoring to them all the rights of single persons except tne ngni oi marriage witn a third person within six months irom inc oaie oi tne aecree nenv ' in, and for such other and fur ther relief as shall seem just and equitaoie to tne court. The date of the Order For Publi cation of this summons is December 19. 1960; the time prescribed for publication of this summons is once eacn wectt tor not less man xour consecutive weeks. Dated and first published De cern ner zu, imtu. BRUCE J. MANLEY and JOHN M. ROSS Of Attorneys for Plaintiff 212 Levcrctte Building Medford, Oregon NO. 10741 NOTICK OF HEARING UPON FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OK OREGON r OR JACK SON COUNTY Probate Department In the Matter of the Estate of JOE DAVIS HENDERSON, Deceased: Notice is hereby eiven that Rob ert D Dames, administrator of the Estate of Joe Davis Henderson, De ceased, has filed in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, his First and Final Account as such administrator of said estate, and the 13th day of January, linn, at tne nour ot u:uu o'clock A.M. in the Courtroom of the said Court at the Courthouse, Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, nas occn nxea as tne time and place for hearing of objections to said first ana final Account, and all ncrsons navinc obiections there to are hereby required to make or me tne same on or oeiore said time. DATED December 13. 1960. Robert D. Dames Administrator Robert D. Dames, Attorney Medford, Oregon PUBLIC AUCTION BUILDINGS December 21. I960 at 11:00 A M. The Oregon State Highway Com mission will offer for sale at oral public auction the former Berge house garage and misc. bldgs, on jjucemiiur z . until at i :uii a m The sale will be held on the premises, tne nrst house on right hand side of Ashland Lane, off valley view Road north of Ash- land. (No. 29362) December 21. i960 at 3:00 p.m. The following buildings will be onerea tor saie on December 21 I960 at 3:0O P.M. The sale w 11 be held on the premises of the first place listed and continue to the next in order. The former Bolton house, garage .and misc. bldgs. 527 Spencer Avenue, Medford. (No. 29076). The former Whisenant house and garage at 418 Arcadia Street, iMcaiorn, mo. nauiin. The lorrncr Vorbeck house, ga rage and misc. bklgs. 1335 Bar nctt Road. Medford. (No. 2BJW01 BUILDINGS MUST BE REMOVED WITHIN 30 DAYS FROM DATE Or SALE. TERMS OF SALE: Cash or check at time of sale. The above build ings to be sold to the highest bidder at public auction with the rifiht to acccDt or reiect anv or all bids. All of the bid price must accompany tne successful bid. con' suit your mover prior to the sale date.' INFORMATION: Property Mor.. 506 aiate uwy. tang., isaiem. Classified Rates 1 day per word . 2 days per word - Se 3 days per worJ -,10c 4 days per word ,..12o 6 days per word 140 By Line Per M-nth $2.25 (Minimum First Issue 50c) Business Dliectory Each line per month .S1.TS Minimum per month ..$5.2J Dead Line on Classified Adi 5:30 pjn for following day. except 10 a.m. for Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday Dead Line on Display Classi fied Ads 10:00 A.M. Saturday for Sunday and Monday 3 PM. the day before publl caUon for Tues through Frl. APPROVED CREDIT CHARGES BILLED BV THE LINK CLASSIFIED AD DIRECTORY PERSONAL Lodge Notice. Special Club Eventa Personal Lost and Pound , , Instruction.. Wanted Male Help wonted f emale Help . Male or Female Help Wanted Situations , Wanted Miscellaneous Financial & Loans .... REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses 20 For Rent Apartments 31 For Rent Furnished Rooms. 11 Rent Rooms and Board 23 For Rent Miscellaneous Wanted To Rent ...... 25 Medford Realty Board L 30 For Sale Real Estate 31 Business Opportunities 32 Wanted Real Estate 33 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies 40 Appliances ...... 41 Furniture 42 Musical Equip., Radio. TV 43 Sports and Hobbies 44 Miscellaneous ... 45 Dogs and Pets Poultry Livestr-k Wanted Livestock - Hay. Grain and Feed , Fruits At Vegetables Automotive & Equipment Machinery and Tractors 60 61 Lagging Equipment u Equipment for Rent Trailers Parts and Accessories . Cycles and Scooters Can and Trucks UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Classify Business Directory Card of ThAnk - A B C ECONOMY CABINET SHOP - KE 5-1173 Gun Racks, Chest of Drawers, Book Cases, Kitchen Cabinets, Formica Wk . . All Kinds of Cabinets Mad. to Order. Salem - IUPD - Salem had a wave of service station burgla ries Sunday night and $740 worth of cigarettes were taken from the Saving Center Groc ery in West Salem. Nine gas stations were burglarized with the loot totaling 5150 A Too late To Classify FOR SALE American Flyer train & accessories, $100 value. 4u. Excellent condition. SP 2-5514. WANT to rent 1 wheel trailer for Holidays. SP 3-4946 FOR SALE Walnuts. SP 2-0428. NOTICE If you want your fruit trees or shrubbery pruned. SP 2-5376, WJTHROW. Free Estimates. FOR SALE Good Christmas trees $2 & S3. KE 5-1447. , 4335 Hll- slnger Kd., Hnoenix, SAVE Inventory reduction sale thru Dec. 31st PABCO 3-tab roofing, S8 sq. net, cash & carry 1x6 re-saw sheathing & 2x6 T&G j. S30 M. , 2" Oak shorts. $110 M. NORTON LUMBER CO. Phoenix White-City Ashland "ELECTRO-VOICE Electronic Organ A new product. May be played as either a chord or spinet or gan. No better tone at any price. Only $505 with bench. Easy terms. Open Sun. St eves, until Christmas. Erskine's Piano Store 1304 Kings Hwy. V, 4x8 V grooved Pre-finished mahogany plywood. CC TC Per sheet $J.LJ !i" Hardboard. 4x8 sheet $1.80 only LEWIS WHOLESALE BUILDERS SUPPLY 443 S. Riverside SP 2-7135 POINSETTIAS AFRICAN VIOLETS, AZALEAS CUT HOLLY & DISH GARDENS BERRYDALE FLOWER FARM All wool enrpet, $4.95 sq, yd. Linoleum tile. 7c. 9c Se 12c OPEN SUNDAYS JIM'S FLOOR COVER SHOP JIM POOL. OWNER 1256 So. Riverside SP 2-4448 1x8 V rustic cedar $50 M. . 1x12 Inverted Batt cedar siding. $50 M. 2x6 No. 4 T&G Fir $28 M. WESTSIDE LUMBER CO. 924 Summit Ave SP 2-2559 OPEN SUNDAYS 10 to 5 JIM'S FLOOR COVER SHOP JIM POOL. OWNER 1256 So. Riverside SP 2-4448 "PLANER BLOX Big double toads 2 toot. Summer prices MEDFORD CUEL SP 2-2111 HEATHKIT From your authorized factory representative, soutnern ore Northern Calif. VERL G WALKER CO. 205 W Jackson SP 3-7557 Medford. Oregon Big Green Fir Slabs SUMMER PRICES S & H GREEN STAMPS MEDFORD FUEL SP 2-2111 I LODGE NOTICES Stated Communication Central Point Lodge No. r-, . 139, A.r. & A.M. Wed., Avt? Dec. 21. I960. Election anu puuuc insiaiuiuon of Officers. Pot luck dinner at 6:30 p.m. Meat rurntsned. Master Masons & lami lies invited. R. H. Padgett. W.M. Stated convocation, Oregon Chapter No. 4. RAM. Jackson ville, Ore.. Tuesday. Dec. 20, 8 p.m. All members requested to attend. Potluck 6:30 p.m., preceding meeting... George Redhead, TIP Medford Lodge No. 83, I.O.O.F. meets Tuesday, Dec. 20 at 8 P.M. Kids Christmas ' party. Refreshments. uiarence Hcrsniser ss.u, 3-PERSONAL WOULD you like to learn beautv culture at our new location at 3 West Sixth? Then take steps now to get your birth certificate & come in and see us about entering the Jan. 16th class at itieatora Beauty school. STUDIO Girl cosmetics. KE 5-1579. TODD'S BARBER SHOP 132 N. Riverside Come in or phone for ' appointment SP 3-5083 MASON shoes SP 2-8283. .JACKSONVILLE DENTAL LAB. Dentures Repaired while you wait. Hrs. il.to 5. TW 9-1071. Beauty Queen cosmetics. SP 3-2343. DENTURES repaired & re-lined wnue you wait, uav or eve fq SP 3-6026 25 Lozler Lane. ANYONE having a drinking prob lem is welcome at Alcoholic Anonymous H:ju D.m. Tues. & Sat. Rear of 212 N Oakdale SP 2-6657 VACANCY for 1 gentleman need Ing nursing care. Mountain View Nursing Horns rtsniana. uregon Merle Norman Cosmetics zt4 Munrer Hidg. WATK1NS Products. SP 3-5667 RAWLEIGH Products SP 2-4438 HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS? I See Clifl Whitney. He can ar- range a loan for you from S50 to $1500 on furniture, automo bile or salary. American Finance corp., izj w- Main St.. Ph 5P-2-6201. REAL ESTATE LOANS in S2Snn Commercial Industrial Finance corp.. Main tv Riverside SP 3-4364 4-LOST AND FOUND MISSING from vicinity of Euclid St Harrison in Ashland Rat after noon, female gray striped cat with tan markings & white chest St hind legs. Reward for return. 456 Euclid. Ashland. MU 2-4801. LOST Black Spaniel, weighs 30 lbs. If found please call TA 6 40!) 6 5-INSTRUCTIONS PIANO LESSONS. KE 5-117T Electronics At Auto Mechanics Registration now being taken Rm 2. Medford Sr. High school. For information call SP 3-7220 GUITAR LESSONS KE 5-1074 a;i afjvs. niso repair. M" 3-1 10 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Men with car for Fuller Brush Route. S95 per week Guaranteed to start. For inter view call SP 2-8934 or SP 2-7223. SPECIAL HOLIDAY PRICES On Double Loads of GREEN FIR SLABS! Also DRY FIR 16" to 24" Gaines Fuel Co. PHONE SP 3-5878 10 WANTED MALE HELP WOULD you I i ke to learn beauty culture hi uur nc - 3 West Sixth? Then take steps now to get your birth certificate & come in & see us about enter ing the Jan. 16th class at Med ford Beauty School. . WANTED Need 2 men full time to complete my saics tion. Complete training while earning highest commission. Also fast advancement. Apply Bene ficial Standard Life, Leverctle Bide.. Room 209. mornings only NUT vendors route tPlus machines Z3" WO SeiUllS- .iait. prises." MU 2-5191. $100 A WEEK GUARANTEED Rich Plan ol So Oregon 20 S Fir St.. Medford APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED For newspaper carriers in the city limits of Ashland. REQUIREMENTS Applicants must be at least 12 years of age and in -Ir. or Sr. High. Apply in person o Wyatt Rosborough, 1224 Iowa St., Ash land, or caU SPring 2-6H1, Ext. M -WANTED FEMALE HELP tr a MTPn . Mil tit pp nvnprlpnnlH nouseneeper iur iwu ciuci ij people. Must be good cook. Live in preferred. SP2-B810 or 5 Cnrnintr Court. WANTED woman. Room, board, launary in exenange iur iew hours work. Ref. required. Rogue nivpr I.ndoe. Trail. TR 8-2392. PRESSER Wanted. Wool & Silk combination. -iu nr. ween, de pendable Cleaners. Victor 2-26B3, Yreka. California. 12 MALE OR FEMALE HELP COMMUNITY HEALTH Inc. offers a fine sales opportunity. Com mission St profit sharing con tract. SP 3-2723. 9 to 10 a.m. 13 WANTED SITUATIONS NEED work willing to learn, full part time. No sales commission. Larry Powers. SP 2-8193. TRACTOR WORK Level- driveways- yards, backfill ERNIE MALLAMS SP 2-4310 CHILD care, own car. SP3-1538 IRONING, my home, pickup St de liver. TW 9-1404. IRON I NC. SP 3-5096. RAKING: Hauling Fertilizer sale. SP 2-0768. IRONING & curtains. SP 2-4416. BABY sitting by hr. or day. Day or nignt. a a-47uu GUTTERS cleaned; roof checked, JUSt SJ. SH 3-54U7 QUILTING & alterations. SP 2-8754 Bulldozer work, clear ing, leveling, road con struction, logging or mining. A-l equipment, experienced op erator. SP 2-7266 after 5 p.m. C HILD CAR E. SP 2-5697. ROOFING, new & repair. Contract or you turnisn. Kcasonaoie rates. Bill Miller. SP 3-2765. CHILD CARE CENTER Medford Nursery School Licensed Insnected Insured Mrs Ethel Tennant SP2-6013 DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS Mrs. Shepard. SP 3-4863 ALL types carpenter work. No Job too small SP 3-5243 SP 3-6382. CARPENTER work SP 2-4332. CHILD care Have car. SP 2-2287 IRONING. 405 W. 2nd. SP 3-1297. Bookkeeping, my home. SP 2-2480 Save Now on reroofing.. Winter rates KE 5-1506. CHILD care, my home, St sewing. Sf-H343. IRONING. S3 basket Mending tree ke 5-2774. CARPENTER WORK No Job too sman iiu u-jafb. 14 Wanted Miscellaneous USED square flat smudgepots, will pay casn . rri nunc box i 723- REFRIGERATOR FOR SALE, ?30 91 No. Ross Lane. WANTED National Franchise Re ports back issues. MU 2-6886 aft er 12. WANTED 1 wheel luggage trailer. NO 4-2780. CALL US! SP 2-8218 WE NEED FURNITURE. CASH for furniture, appliances & misc. oi z-t3ao. WANTED Steam bath in good condition, ixu t-iz t t. ELECTRIC RANGE Apt. size, ex cellent condition, ror sale. $od 91 No. Ross Lane, SP 2-4667. WANTED Wood or brick building to wrccx lor material, jnui-iuuj, CASH FOR FURNITURE SP 2-2058 or SP 2-8760 CASH FOR FURNITURE Misc tools or anything saleable Or will sell on consignment Sale every Thura. WE PAY MORE I Red Barn Auction Co, S. Hwy 09 KE 5-1828 WANT BARKIE POLES Contract us for prices & sped fications J H Baxter & Co., P O Box 30 GR 6-6666. Grants Pass FOR a better deal on your coins USED PIANOS wanted WU1 pay Cash Erskine's SP 2-4296. FURNITURE FOR SALE Small oriental rug, bed, folding cot, etc. 91 No. Ross Lane. Best Cash Deal For Good used furniture Ac Misc. OAK GROVE FURNITURE SP 3-1564 or SP 3-2726 anyti m e 20-FOR RENT HOUSES 1-RM. modern cabin in Jackson ville. S20 mo. SP 2-5586. UNFURN. 2-bdrm. house. S47.50 mo. SP 3-4629. 3-BDRM. house. $75. at 415 WesU em. KE 5-1357 after 5:30. 1-BDRM. unfurn. 610',i Plum St. SP3-5045L FOR RENT Large unfurn. 2-bdrm. duplex. Carport with storage. Utility rm. Economical automatic oil furnace. S90. Adults. No pets. 20 Quince. SP3-4422. FOR RENT 3 bdrm. house. $45 KE 5-2543. 2-BDRM. duplex, fireplace, hard wood floors. Nearly new. No children. 819 King. SP 3-4368. SP 2-4720. OLDER 3-bdrm. house. 2'i acres. Close in. Inquire 2333 Stewart Ave. SP 3-2416. ATTRACTIVE I-bdrm. nicely furn.' 1 or 2 adults. No pets. $05. SP 3- J.036; i NEW attractive 2-bdrm. duplex.! ceiling heat. W W carpet in liv- ; ing room. New subdivision in 1 Phoenix. KE 5-1463. i I Small Cattle Ranch ' 63 acres heavy grass-hay pro-1 ducer, adjoins open range 4 BR home, near Talent, S25.000. j 20 Act. Horsa Ranch Scenic, j good barn. Nice 2 BR home, i $19,500, terms. See today. 12 A. Production Ranch 3 BR comfortable home, good barn, outbuildings, $18,000. Terms. 10 Acres Under Ditch Barn, no house, $6500. Terms. .RED ARROW REALTY. Roy H. Maudlin, Realtor j At Talent Junction Ki 5-1752 20-FOITJS egg Comfortable 2bdrm.. home. SP 3-4717 . WONTJERFUL VIEW 2-bdrpi. furn. S the best. fol. iV ill Us. SP 3-4 1 -11 TALENT 2-bdrm. Fireplace. Extra large iot.oi- UNFURN. 2-bdrm. Near town St scnoois. o-j"" TKSfT-ij- UC3 SFF.ING THIS Sawdust furnace. 2 bdrms., sleep ing porch. Call at 223 Willamette. (Redecorating.) SP 3-6074 after Sunday. . FURN 1-bdrm. house with garage. Newiy aecoraicu. -j NICE, portly furn. house. 2383 Tab e Kock na. CLEAN 1-bdrm. unfurn. Garage. AdUltS ou, ar n-wio. 2 BDRM. unfurn. Very clean. Block from Washington school $75. SP 2-6497 or MU 5-8561. 2 BDRM. house Completely furn. Includes wasner v uijci. mum d a ys SP 3-7456 or SP 3-322 3 e yes. FURN. 2-bdrm. near high school, f e need back yard , $85. SP 3-3043. UNFURN. 2 bdrm. home. WW car- Det & drapes. Close in. Clean, S90 mo. SP 2-9428. CLEAN, modern 5 rm. home, part turn. ojjPDaiuMidii, Q-UI.PU. SMALL Furn. House. Water & Elec. paid. NO 4-1115. 4 BDRMS., 2 baths. Lincoln school riist 517 Beatty after 5 p.m., or SP 2-8382. i 9 A- 3-bdrm. furn. houses. 132 Almond. . FURN. 1-bdrm. house, $65. SP3- 5533. . 2-Bdrm. Duplex ' Nearly new. Garage. $75. 427 FAIRMOUNT ST. SP 2-2074 after 5 weekdays. 2-BDRM., unfurn. house, elec. heat, fireplace. SFa-suau. FURN. 1-bdrm. duplex. Complete with auto, washer. $50. SP 3 3074. , FOR LEASE 1-bdrm. completely furn. house with washer, dryer, mangle, dishwasher. Carpeted, large fenced yard. 4410 S. Pacifia CLEAN 2-bdrm. nome, partly furn Carport; fenced dock yara; near Medford High. KE 5-1380. FOR RENT 1-bdrm - modern cot tages, elec. kitchen, oil heat $43 mo. 2060 Table Rock Rd. FURN. COTTAGE 5179 Cratef Lake Hwy SP 3-3709 FURNISHED CABINS Utilities pd KE 5-1468 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 2-BDRM unfurn. duplex. 803 W. Jackson. ULS-1159 ATTRACTIVE 2-bdrm. house, closa In, adults. Call at 405 "J" St., across from Oakdale Market. CABINS $8 up SP 3-9190 1-BDRM. partly furn. duplex. Large light rms. Hardwood floors. Adults No pets. SP 2-2282 eves. FURN COTTAGE. SP 2-8155. 3 BDRM. house. Clean, elec. refrig., stove. Gas furnace. 2 baths. Gar bage & water pd. SP 3-6011. FURN. 3-Rm. Cabin. Elec. stove & Refrig. Fireplace. $30, SP 3- 2311 Alter 6 p.m. 1-BDRM unfurn. house. 408 Park.- Inquire 126 Cottage. UNFURN. 1-bdrm. duplex. Lota of bui U-ins, garage. $75. 415 Oak St. . UNFURN., 2-bdrm. duplex, fire place, carport. SP 3-4302. 21 -For Rent Apartments TWO 2-bdrm. duplexes, some ap pliances furn. Nearly new, nice St clean. SP 3-2349 eves. LARGE 2-bdrm. duplex. Unfurn, Carport. 635 So. Holly. SP 3-9600. CLEAN, furn. upstairs apt. suitable for 1 or 2 adults. Also larger furn. ground floor apt. Call at 708 West 6th, or phone SP 3-4911 or SP 2-2901. CLOSE in. 3 rms., 603 N. Bartlett. bath. SP 2-6537. BAMFORTH APTS. CLEAN, roomy, 3-rm. apt. for working couple. Close in. Utili ties pd. $75. 344 No. Central SP 2-4844 GOOD furn. apt. 518 S. Oakdale. 1-BDRM. ground floor apt. $45. 113 E. 11th. SP 2-6889. CLOSE IN Small 2-rm. furn, apt. suitable for working girl. SP 2 2105. 128 Mistletoe. Cottage apt. SP 2-9771. 2 BDRM duplex apt, partly furn. SP 2-7300. 1 or 2-BR. furn. apt. close In Garage. Before 4. 210 S. Ivy. Buy At Builders Supply QUALITY BLOCKS Chimneys PHONE SP 3-4575 NO DOWN NO DOWN G.l.'s ... 3 Bedroom, Large Lot with Trees, Near Shop ping Center ..,.$1 1,500. VETERANS We have several 3 Bedroom Homes Available for Noth ing Down, Just Closing Costs We specialize in Gl financ ing. Call us today! 3 BEDROOM, BATH Vi Under Construction, Built in Oven and Range, Utility Rm. Patio. You can pick all your colors yet. Call Now. FHA or Gl Terms. MUST SELL Choice Eastside 3 Bedrooms . . . Bath and Vi. Built in oven, range and dishwasher. With wall to wall carpet. Loads of walnut panelinc and ceramic tile. This brick veneer home is beautifully landscaped with sprinklinc system. FHA appraisal $29, 150. Out of town owner says, "Make offer, trade or lease." Call Today . . . AMERICAN HOME & LAND CO. Medford Hotel Lobby SP 3-7543 "Biggest Salesmen in Town' Midge Conrad ... SP 3-1623 Dell Eubanki SP 3-14K p Shw ..SP 3-3007 J. E. Harper SP 3-403; H'b Lee ...SP 3-4602 Jim Niitler SP 3-7543 J t' I . Presrresscd I Li- , Concrete s W. McAndrews I