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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 31. 1961
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LEGAL NOTICES
CLERK'S MONTHLY STATKMKNT
COUNTY COURT PKOCKK DINGS
jAtJvoun tutnii, uitLgun
December. 1960
The following is l statement of
the proceedings 01 me County
rmirt of Jackson County. Orecon.
listing claimants for supplies and
services which were passed upon
during the month of December.
I960, as required by Chapter 136
of IS oessions jaws.
E. M. MADDEN
County Clerk
Approved by Jackson Countv
nrrtpn in the Matter of: Quit.
claim Deed from Jackson Countv
to Robert E. and Ruth D. Mclntyre
and Thomas E. and Dorothy D.
Whittle: Agreement between Jack
son County and City of Butte Falls
to relocate cuumy iuau in roil gn
Rntt Palls: Deed from Carold
Parker to Jackson County; Filing
Plat of Blossom Hill Terrace and
Royal Heights Extension; Accept
- ing Ratio Study submitted bv
County Assessor; Annulling Order
reducing ioaa nmiis on lounty
Bridges; Creation of Howard
'' Prairie Recreational Development
" Fund; Refund from County Farm
Home to Merie nugncs; iax Me
funds to Gilbert Buck. First Na
tional Bank of Portland. Jackson
County Federal Savings and Loan.
Verna Smith, Earl Moore, Troy
Spaur, Gail Grooms, Augusta Rob
erts and Nellie Van der Pas; Pub-
' lie Dance nan license cagar ua
Filed: Monthly Statement of
Pmmtv Clerk. County Doe Pound.
Pountv Farm Home and Auditor's
' Report; Semi-annual report of
' Coroner; Minutes of Board of
. ffmialization. County Court and
' Dog Control; Appointment of Rob
, ert CarBtensen as County Engineer;
Letter of resignation from L. L.
Newbry and Dr. Durno; Report of
1 Jackson County Welfare Relief
' wnrk Proeress: Contract Bond be
tween Traveler's Indemnity Co. and
, Western un ana ourner t-o.; reu
Hnn neninst DOisoninc of Coyotes
Net payments for services of
employees oi jacuson uouniy, Ore
gon D. Offenbacher 240.65, C. Con
ner 389.57, L. Johnson 35!) .47, L.
Morthland 90.60. J. Cave 95.55, N
Myrick 215.66, H. Gault 20.87, E.
rutrander 132.50. E. Bryan 6.31. P.
Bettiol 396.33, D. DeBerry 371.05,
V. Vanoose 293.65, S. Blunienfeld
237.60. B. Tennant 298.68. L. Rice
319.98, K. Vaughn 316.35, Wm. Rice
315.30, M. iljornsen Jia.ju, J. 11
kltPr 274.44. W. Paul 324.24. M
Brooks 297.63, M. Stephens 2G5.86,
M. Hagen 202.69, J. O'Hara 303.90,
J. Bailey 172.80. G. Wright 355.76.
P Elliott 276.35, J. Brown !5u.lJ3,
P Hanlin 307.43, J. F. Walsh 274.44,
D. Smith 301.44, C. Perdue 277.94,
D. Kent 277.40, M, Farnham 192.94.
A Beneka 32.91, G. Hanlin 37.68,
L. Sherman 15.26. C. Hagler 144.09,
R. Peters 71.15, S. Vance 75.70, G.
Jacobs 30.52, S. Edwards 75.70, E.
Claflin 106.48, N. Neil 304.10, A.
Carter 261.86. G. Bohl 276.88, R.
Jenkins 249.07, C. Anderson 230.84,
A. Carver 123.28. H. Dugan 292.25,
H. Norris 266.33, H. Speare 213.71.
T. Mclntyre 251.06, M. Mitchell
234.06, W. Terry 253.61, D. Smith
213.71, C. Barr 229.59. D. Wolf
238,77, R. Mesplie 32.90. M. Smith
' 192.11, D. Brazofsky 326.38, D. Rice
' 9.68, J. Whitman 180.87. I. Bolz
1 98.46, P. Mills 221.54, J. Thompson
75.70, O, Leschensky 285.15. E. Jen
nings 280.36, D. Evanson 251.52, R.
Lacy 205.91, E. Patterson 185.52.
K. Sandvig 187.96. M. Harsh 204.33.
D. Wilson 236.28, O. McCartney
163.98, F. Stalcup 147.12, I. Bogner
168.59, A. Marion 188.75, A. Martin
1234.06, H. Wood 400,70, Wm. Mc-
Cullough 359.70, T. Hatten 364.55,
T. Hess 353.63, F. White 369.32. C.
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Miler 348.28. F. Whited 332.08. R
Hoadley 342.05. R. Clnrke 342 05.
R. Barker 325.52. C. Elhart 2114 .95,
H. Luchterhand 307.70. D. Mathenv
72.65. A. Marion 71.H5, M. Beneka
233.13. G. Campbell 229.16. G. Nel
son 21830. L. Ehrke 177.53. H.
Boyle 276.26. L. Floux 192.11. D.
Anderson 1.65. 1. Powell 15.31. M.
Hoffman 226.51, L. Hoffman 232.11,
B, Walker 32.118, C. Walker 235.74.
L. Piltman 131.15, T. Hershey
191.99. V. Morse 200.84. I. Mitchell
160.511. D. Goddord 166.39, H. Bri
lev 205.59. E. Hokins 151.28, B.
Waterman 159.18, G. Hershey
143.18, D. Maltern 149.02, J. Cal
houne 151.28. H. Murphy 137.98, E.
Bankston 148.02. R. Williams 152.60.
G. Workman 174.10. L. Larrvick
151.60. D. Thompson 129.00. E. Hol
brook 185.80. M. Davis 190.75, A.
Collver 149.50. W. Best 191.55. E.
Garrard 166.45. C. Dailey 159.32,
A. Shilts 160.37, D. Sehmclzer
189.66, D. Jones 182.68. F. Roy
87.21, K. Crowell 421.57, H. Abbott
213.71, N. Joy 167.82, L. Tweedy
350.07, E. Moore 256.66, R. Schmidt
327.04, L. Wells 31024. F. Clink
311.45, A. Makinen 298.90. C. Mc-
Guiie 152.49. V. Elmgren 191.98, S.
Allen 289.00, C. Kent 303.55. E.
Kanclicr 304.10, A Padgham 86.86,
M. Bass 70.90. N. Van Dewalker
201 38. E. McGalliard 298.90. C.
Rnnvan 335.35. O. Moore 371.05. J.
Kop'pcs 268.45, J. Bursharl 209.80,
L. Esles 297.85. W. Dicriex 292.20,
V. Peter 204.60. C. Birk 62.08, C.
Bovden 9.28. M. Boyden 9.42. H.
Peterson 203.71. L. Pinkhnm 67-74,
F. Roberts 64.07. P. Rynning 8.1.60.
J. Diddock 319.69. f. nn
253 14 D. Hendrix 448.63. C. Smith
362 33 1. Kussell 254.48. T. Reeder
131.89. G. bcannen w:j.oj. .i-
len 397 82 J. Bianconi 292.25. J.
Croucher 215.66. D. Phelps 163.78.
M. LOHUS ia4.Ul, 1. r-oe,. ..
.i, Tni,nr i ir .t Eaton 364.55,
P, Brinson 216.06. L. Deemo SoO.li.
d Morris 117.94, M. Hubhcll 371.87,
L PetTV 315.19. E. Leach 214.84,
Payments, travel expense: H. Ab
bott 17.04. S. Allen 41.44, p. Ash
pole 4.00. R. Barker 48.24. J. B an
ion i 25.60, R. Clarke 36 56, F. Chnk
51 75 K Crowell 156.10. L. Day
2jo: J. Diddock 19.36. W. Dicriex
5 92 J. Eaton 12.40. C. Elhart
37 68 L. Espey 8.56. T. Hntten
20 48! D. Hendrix "4.24, T. Hess
37 20 R. Hoadley 73.76. M. Hoff
man 11.20, Jackson Co. Road Dept.
18 64 E, Kanclier 4a. jo. n.
7 42 C. Kent 48.40. J . 1-eyen isn.
1: . -r,..- mgflR H. Luchterhand
97.92. W McCullough 34.48. E. Mc-
SlMrc. McGuire 31.84. A. Maki
nen 55.92, A. Merkel 97.87 C Mil-
Mnnee 36.56. O. Moore
63 36 J.'O'Hora 75.00, A. Padgham
ii'u L. Rice 17 50, J. Rowdon
26.56. G. Runyan 56.32. n Scnmini
108.38. n. scmimaciiti '.''"'.V' :'
Smith 56.32. R. Swan hi.oj. -
Tuttle 61.98. L Tweedy 59 70 I;.
Tweedy 57.30, V. Vanoose 37.50, J.
Wet's 97 82 C. Wendt 8.25, f'. White
78 96 F. Whited 46.40.
Payments for Jury Service and
Witness Fees: F. Stephens 32.40. E.
Albright 3(.du. J. ' -
McCorkle 22.50, F. Barr 2.1.94, R.
T..ylor 32.50. M. am in ".-
Dodd 34.au. u. uusui.
39 60 S. Robinson j.jii. uLf
32 50 L Nolle 3250. H. Brown
1500 J Deenin 30.00. H. Edmonds
a'20 P. Dalton 18.20, K. Snar ing
3250 W. Poff 15.00. D. Wright
-I 90 R. Galloway 22.50. M. tlolen
3750 1. Coghill 30.60. C. Meves
a -o w Rob nson
a 10 N ' Head 7.50. L. Viers 7.50,
L Downing 8.94. L. Borough 7.50.
J. Young 7.50. u. or e. . . ..
distance o.uo, o. A un
Wright 5.00, h. Berry 5.00, G. Knox
5 00 M Ager 5.00. R. Rcinholdt
ton'. B. Madison 5.00. 3. Madison
5.00.
Payments for supplies, services
and equipment: Acorn m
AddrcssogrHpn -u' H. '- .
Hospital Supply 93 60 Am. Laun
drv 35.78. Am. Medical Assoc. 2.00,
Am Public Health Assoc 10 19.
Anders Photo Shop 3.95. Dr An
derson 42.00, ur. nniou.v -
Arnold 12.UO, AsniHim.
29.50. Ashland Olfice supply lo.uw
Ashland erinung ;m.. rvon..-" 11
T.vDtinn Countv Account
4,346.00. Austins Restaurant 29.66,
Barco 321. tla. Bales mjo,
r--u 105 Recks 68.20. C. Ben-
dirkson 12.00. Bcrgmans Shop 3.50.
Rig Pines Lumnei ' -i ,.'
Market 9 90, H. Bishop Studio
', , ai nukp Moffitt & Towne
9 77. 'Bovd Coffee 9.75. Dr. Brad
shaw 1000. Braincrds 13.50. Brill
Metal worm n.io. rj.oe.
-2 24 Bowers Plumbing 48.4H.
Brophys 26.00. C. Brophy 30.00. Dr,
Brown 4.00. Bureau of Land Man
agement 2200. Buck & Tins ey
Medical Laboratories l.iO.OO. Dr,
BiKinocnre 15.00. Burns Engraving
21 50 Cascade Business Systems
66 40, Catholic Services for Chil
dren 5 00. Ceniral Hexail I ;.
Childrens rami ram"". "
tie School 10.00. Cily Sanitary
Service 15.00. u. cninns ii.iii.
Commercial Printing 204 15. Copco
698.71. Dr. Coyle 187.50. Crystal
White 13 02. County Clerk 2.50.
Courtesy Chevrolet 11.55, Cummins
Corn 129.00. Culler 9.72. Dr Dan
ielsnn 55.00, DeForesl Hansen
144 00 J. Dellenback 45 110. Dept.
of Finance 4 25. Drive In Market
of Talent 6.00. Dunhams 5.31. Dun
ham Printing Co 380 05. Dumas
Domestic 7 70. Dwyer Furniture
Shop 9 50. East Side Electric J4 28.
Kvercreen Bus Lines 91 25. Eugene
Blueprint Co. 4 38. r arrells I. ass
Service 23 711. nrs; ...mm ..
14 U0 f lunrer umm;ii" ,-, .. .
Morton Pitt Co. 6 65. Friden inn ml.
Flovd Barnes 26 65. Forbes Bro.
!, .:,ts 68.95. Fosters Pharma-ies
3 60 Fred Gaiter Insurance 2.1 ml.
'Genera! Binding Corp 1757, 1 .
Gregorv 24.00, Grcvhound Bus Co
9 25, Grnceierta looi... ''--,;
Tire Tread 585 99.
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r. llaworin .u. . ' ,
ket 11.9.81, ll , """
Vo nn" ii, hbard Wra'v 53 59 M
.."V" ,,Hr . Pharmacy I
lOi.o I Huson 3(100. Independent :
I rucK i- i" , ".',- .
Se'vS 88 80 JaekVon Countv !
376 U0. Jck;on con
lion Dent '75 84 Jackson County
K .lin ts J C Collins Ins
?8850D7.w.3t.' OmU Supply 40 92.
Market 36 00. Jorernsen 241 03. B
Kellv 5.0H, mockit run i,' .
Korner Farm 78 75. R L?T
w oon F. Leach 72.4ft. I. II
Butcher Co 3 90. !.ouim
1 on nr Lure 50 00. P.
Home I
Ixwry )
30 no" E, M Madden 3
M
7l.x- S," '" C 30 02. y Sherman .T.M.V t -Shlp-MrGuire
I 05 Med nrd ChH.nl.cr nf j ley 205 40, 1 Shop J70 90 8
Commerce ?!(.. Medford. Cm ' Shorey 3ISM. 1 ShuMt KM) ft. H.
f Tftlfi ll Medford Feed and Seed S.mmnm 307.10. P Sm.th 307 27.
iaaa Vedtord llo'el 31 7S Medford W Sommer .105 2.1. .1. SprBtlhns
iab lion M-dlord Ph.rmv)S'.il. II Stout 32111. D Sweet
I SO.' Medford Printtnf Co. 108 78. I
Time
Medford Stationery H2.05. A. Mer
kel 35.00. Midway Meat 60.75.
Misenar Rubber Stamp 6.75, Mobil
Oil t,'o. Ui.:i8, Modern Office Sys
tem' 15R.2-U Motorola 221.K7. Na
tior dl Assoc. 6.00. National Cash
Re ,ister 133.20. National Hospital
61 .40. National Retail Farm Equip.
9,1 0. Nations Schools 4.00. National
SI eritfs Assoc. 37.50, Dr. Nelson
I! .00, L. Newbry 20.00. Northern
School Supply 116.70, Norton Lum
ber 31.6J1. Office Stationery 203.33,
Ore. State College Extension Serv
ice 6541.25, Otis Elevator
1(13.09, Pacific Fruit & Produce
75.68. Pacific Telephone 1512.35,
Thrift Market 5.34. Phoenix Hard
ware 4.72. Physicians and Surgeons
10.00. Pierce Freight Lineu 8.08,
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 20.09, Post
master 32.00. D. Provost 85.00,
Pruilts Fountain 25.75, Public Em
ployes Retirement Board 4384.11),
Public Employes Retirement Sys
tem 752.79. Ravspray 2.30. Rogue
Valley Memorial Hospital 11833.98.
Rogue Valley Physicians 115.96,
Sacred Heart Hospital 17076. B0,
Safewav Stores 282.00. Saxon Press
7.50. Sec. of State 50.00. Singmaster
& Jones 55.00, Smith-Dynge Lum
ber 552.87, So. Ore. Surgical Sup
ply 30.25, Standard Brands 120.02,
State Industrial Acc. Comm. 85.28,
Slate Public Welfare 56632.75, St.
Marvs Home for Boys 10.00. Steno
raphic Machines 23.13, Superior
Rubber Stamp 6.75. Surgical Sales
152.55, B. Tennant 3.00. Texnco
43.06 C. Thomas Publisher 5.00,
Triangle Food Market 10.00. U.S.
National 7245.21, Valley Lockers
10.00. Vallev Medical Laboratory
18.00, Villa St. Rose 45.00. Voights
Office Equip. 148.50, J. Walsh 9.80,
Washington National Ins. 124.95. J.
Watson 19.00. Wieners 164.00. Dr.
Weisel 15.00, Western Hyway
660.51, West Main 7.00. Western
Thrift 3.29, Western Union 22.22.
Wetcr & Olsen 6.95. Willamette
Valley 27.23. B. Wright 3-30, W. S.
Darley & Co. 34.38.
Building Construction: A. Bjorn
sen 406,85. Hubbard Brothers 66,15,
E. M. Madden, Trustee 11.50. Na
tional Hospital Assoc. 18.40, Smith
Dynge Lumber Co. 92.18. State In
dustrial Acc. Comm. 40c. Trow
bridge & Flynn 138.61. U.S. Na
tional 61.30, Washington National
Ins. 1.05.
Capital Improvement 1500.00.
Civil Defense: J. Hicks 226.57,
E. Peterson 89.56. Jackson County
Road Dept. 3.50, E. M. Madden,
Trustee 4.10. Pacific Telephone
Northwest 2.20. Public Employes
Retirement Board 10.74. State In
dustrial Acc. Comm. 88c, Trow
bridge & Flynn 166.00. United Ra
dio Supply 12.57. U.S. National
25.10. Voights Office Ecsuip. 18.00,
Washington National Ins. 1.05.
Emergency Fund: Addressograph
Mulligraph Corp. 652.18. Bullard
Wilson Co. 6.30. Burns Engraving
6,90, Commercial Printing 6.00, C.
Conner, Transcript of Testimony
506.40. General Printing Ink 109.75,
Mechanics 1.26, Messenger Knife
Grinding Service 3.03. Sims Cycle
& Hobbv Shop 3.15. Zellerbach
Paper Co. 657.21.
Juvenile Fund: R. Swan 386.17,
F. Swan 12.77. H. Evans 120.30. H.
Evans 120.30. C. Evans 120.30, Alad
din Lock 2.35. Barco 26.75. Becks
20.65. Broer Grocery 133.97, Bruce
Bauer 13.05, California-P a c i f i c
419.88, Citv Sanitary Service 3.50.
Copco 222.73. Dept. of Finance 1.00,
Dumas Domestic 17.19. Ed Hagen
9.50, Harper Meals 25.00. Hudsons
Pharmacy 10.92, Jims Produce
79 19. Jorgensens 123.99, E. M.
Madden, Trustee 19.10, H. Miller
28.00, Modern Plumbing 0.50. Na
tional Hospital Assoc. 23.95. Pepsi
Cola 157.73. Pievce Freight 6.84,
Public Employes Retirement Board
11.85, Quality Market 24.38. Rogue
Dist. Co 33.54, B. Sarff 60.53.
Smith Sales & Service 24.97, State
Industrial Acc. Comm. 1.76, South
Bear Creek Sanitary Dist. 7.00,
U. S. National Bank 1 12.70,
Verd-A-Ray Corp. 43.51. Washing
ton National Ins. Co. 2.10.
Net payments for services of
employees of Jackson County. Ore
gon: B. Austin 307.53. W. Brown
263.66, R. Carstensen 575.70. S.
Combs 187.76. D. Dow 372.03, R.
Fitzgerald 323.62. H. Geigle 422.85,
D Ivip 289 36, R. Levison 287.71, O.
Pruitt 263,74. L. Shorey 385.51, V.
Smith 324.32, K. Walker 341.93. L,
Andrews 319.27, L. Bigham 314.26,
J. Burns 293.75. G. Hull 284.00, J.
Martin 312.65, A, Stith 331.90. .1.
Sutton 257.45. G, Buchhnlz 274.37,
L. Burdahl 266.59, L. Culy 305.95,
L Damon 303,37. P. Hannaford
341.94. E. Harnish 316.25, J. Lusk
283 87 M. Trvon 265.80, J- Baldwin
272 37. R. Berriman 258 89. H.
Brown 272.23. C. Culy 272.29. M.
Griffin 303.17. L. Hartman 303.11,
W Hartman 363.02, D. Herndon
234 Ml. S. Johnson 373 33, R.
Vaughn 318 07. C. Baker 284 60. M
Boat 329.65. IT. Dooms 307.27. W.
FlagK 281 85. J. Merritt 324 34. C.
Perdue 320 75. O. Abbott 271.16,
E. Accorne 293 51. D. Baker 327 03,
J Beams 330 37. W. Bench 317.68,
A. Black 206.40. W. Blancett 277.39,
E Boardman 301.10, C. Bourne
318 27, W Brogan 347.62. G. Buf
fington 319.27, J. Burdell 291.59. C.
Calkins 16 44. N. Cays 277.34. W.
Chapman 360.45, O. Chesnul 331 43,
C. Childers 285.85, G. Chitdreth
31057. R. Clark 321.27. D. Clifford
352 14. J Clifford 78 45. C. Corn
stock 16R.25, J. Conner 38103, F.
Cook 293 63. E. Cooper 370.59.
E Cooper 239.40. N. Covcrdale
25108. G Crumley 325.17. E Cul
ver .til 31 L, Cuthurth 347 88, J.
Dnnfnrd 313 24. C Dean 299 35. II
I)cnrr 279.57, R. Dltsworth 302 10.
T Dr'tims 292 03, W. Dmniis 321 00.
W Duwen 283 29. W Duncan
2HU22, G Dutton 30535. E Earl
3li7 35 J F.arl 272 94, L. Enrl 276 76.
j Kalhertnn 325.19. H. Ferns
!33 92 I) Flovd 326 2R. F Foust
32." 77 W Garner 384 55 D, God
Hard 2H8 34. C. Goodnight 29110.
R Gin-he 207 .!'(. A. i-inunoi'K
-inn I
- : i ''.,, e ,.,
Man z:'. uu. n u.m ihmi
.-":",,, B. Hatch 321. HI. W
Hatch 302 90. E Henderson 309 H I .
G Hilltnan 325 85. T Hora 284 60.
W Irons 31682 Nl
Jncohfton
Johnson
',, jnn. 29615 II Jones
338 57: E Kontor 3, , ,, H Kan.or
., K,..,,n 323 K Kite
I 303 St. I Larsoh 343 94 N Lehman
1282 94. A Lester 322 53, R. Lom.s
277.38. P Lynch 282.9 J. Mapston
Merritt 364 37.
Mirhapl 27B 62. C. Michael
335 2) J Miller 343 45. B Moore
3I8Bb! M Morse 301 32. E. Music
.lift 95. J Nikodvm 31B 27. M
Ovens 23fiB. J - Perdue 284 64, E
Pierce 355 K4, J. Prmii Z!2 an. u
Rawlinas 2fifl 25. L. Ray 3 IBM. H
Itinabarger J.i.i i.i. - nou'Tixm
pin 333 76, H. Tolle 232.90, h. Van-t;
By Jimmy Hatlo
Advertising Goal
For Club Capers
Hits 40 Per Cent
Medord Kiwanis club mem
bers have attained 40 per cent
o their goal advertising tor
the program of the annual
Kiwanis Kapcrs, committee
men reported last week.
Dentists, who also con
tribute their time to the club-
sponsored dental clinic during
the school year, were 100 per
cent suoscribed for the pro
gram. Of the S6.000 advertis
ing goal, $2,700 has been paid
or pledged. Deadline for the
advertising campaign is
Wednesday, Feb. 1.
The Kapers production,
"Off the Hook," will be pre
sented on March 8, 9, 10 and
11 at the senior high school
auditorium. It is the major
fund raising project for the
Kiwanis club's charitable project-
mhse include the dental
clinic for underprivileged
children, the Easter egg hunt,
the Christmas party at the
county farm home and con
tributions to the Boy Scouts,
the Girl Scouts, the Salvation
Army and the YMCA. In addi
tion, various pieces of equip
ment have been purchased
with money raised by the
Kapers, such as the audio
amplifying unit used for
teaching children who are
hard of hearing.
Valued at $65,000
Since the dental clinic was
first put into operation in the
court house in 1958, the clinic
has furnished services to un
derprivileged children which,
if they had been charged at
the normal rates for welfare
work, would have totaled over
$65,000. Medford dentists
contribute their time and
have performed a wide varie
ty of dental services, includ
ing 6,608 fillings, 1,911 ex
tractions, 12 full dentures,
eight partial dentures, 21
crowns and numerous special
treatments and X-rays.
The first Kapers, presented
in 1948 as a joint effort of the
Medford and Ashland clubs,
netted the local club $534.
This net has increased eacli
year.
Talent for the Kapcrs is
drawn almost exclusively
from members of the Medford
Kiwanis club and their wives.
derpool 331.2(1, L. Varner .330.71, C.
VcMteeen 323.87. D. Walden 2!lii.40.
W. Walker 2IM1.52. H. W.-illnei;
234.42. A. Wattcnborn 37(i.r.ri. F..
White 2110.44. G. Williams 300.75.
T. WrlKht 2111.34.
Payments for supplies, services
and equipment for .Jackson County
Itoad Dept.: Air-Mne HI2.00 W
Allen 1.03, Am. Hood BulMers
Assoc. 7.50. Am. Steel 3(10.23, Ash
land, City nf 4.30, Automotive
Kquip. 7.17. Bjilzer Co. 114.05. Marco
3.71. Bearing Sates .jli.00. Ili(t Pines
10 20. Bruce Bauer 1 1 -fit. Cal-Ore
Machinery 53421, Copco 535.87.
Central Point Lumher 4 85. Colvear
Motor 088.87. Courtesy Chevrolet
20.82, Cramer Machinery 07 02.
Crater Auto Supply 242.71. Crater
Lake Machinery 353.0". Crater Lake
Motors 42.87, Cummins of Medford
22.30. De Lcich Motors 3.15. Dept.
of Motor Vehicles 3.00. Dumas Do
mestic 18 02. Kaitle Point Water
Comm. 5 00. Electric Supply H.8.1.
Esco. Corp. (157.80. Fnrrell's Glass
3.00, Fecnaujthly Machinery 157 28,
Fowler 1700.20, Fvr-Fyter 102.35,
Gardners Machine Shop 1 5(1. Gold
Hill, City of 2.70. Hamilton KtiKine
Sales 307.43. Haupert 403 27. Hi
Martin 258.10. Iliway Heady Mix
207 3(i. Hoopers Radiator .Service
32 B5, Howard Cooper 1700 40, Hub
bard Hros 2!t 20. .lames 3 alcotl
3.00. Jim Bused Ford Sales 4 0.1,
Keuffel Fsser 2 it 7 1 . I. II
Butcher 1403 30. I. G McLaren (y
Co 5(l 70. Llttrell Parts 20113.
I. nepers Si Contractors 240.1(1. F. M
Madden trustee 1O08 40. N. D
Madden 47 15. Mnx-Slc 5 10. M C
LlnuiKcr & Sons 100 35, Medford
Concrete Const. 1033 00. Mcrlfnrd
Corp 12081,7. Medford Lumber
42 75. Medford Plate Glas 55 (id.
Modern Plumbing 7(120. Medford
Stationery 10 24. Medford Steel Co.
15 00, Medford Tire 02 03. Medford
City of 4 03. Mikes Radiator 1 1 1 40.
Mikes Sent Cover Center 34(H)
Minnesota Mlninjf 90 00. Moon
Steel 525 51. Morton Milllne 12 00.
McCulloch Chain Saw 1 15, National
Hospital 113(110, Ofdce St.ilinnery
58 00, Ore. Liquid Gas 127 85. Ore
Tire & Supply 2723 113. Pacific
Telephone 18 25, Parsons 24 08,
Pitt.burKh 10 00, Premier Fastener
55.12. Prospect Garbage 25 00 Pub
lic Employees Retirement Board
17.10. .VI, Roxue Equip 207 05. Rush
Electric 58 82 Sam Jemimas Co
103 53. Security Ins 17. VO. Shell
011 3 44. Sherwin-Williams 4 22, So.
Ore Rearing Sales 820 33. Stand,
ard Oil 1014 32 Slate Ind Acc.
Comm 5555.2(1, Stevens Corp
22100 Swenn 7 0.1, Texnco 000 48,
Thrift Auto 21 18. TmwlirldKc fit
Flvnn 100 t.'nion Oil 123 50. IIS
National Bank 8100.0(1, Walker Ihc
Weeper 3 50. Washington National
In.. Ifit.70. Willamette Valley Co
18 28. Witharn Partj 203 67, W. P.
Fuller 257 37.
Bigger Medica
Some Taxpayers
Editor's not?: Income tax time is
nmmiarhlni:. Itv niiilnleht April 1?
some 60 million Aiuerlrans mtisl
have their federal liu-tune tax re
turns in the mail. Hut, esit'i'iallv
(or (hose due refunds, there's ho
loinr in waitini; until deadline.
Knowing the haste ineoine tax
rules and the legal gimmicks ean
save you money. You're entitled to
it a'.ul the government wants you
to have it. Following is the first of j
five dispatehes on how- to pay ,
ant! not uvi'ritay your taxes
They were written tor tile non
expert with tei-lmli-nl details eherK
ed for aeruraey by the Internal
Kevenue Service.
By EDWARD COWAN
Washington -IllPI!- We wish
we could start off this 1961
UP1 tax series with a dash ot
good news - like a tax cut for
everyone or deductions for
poker losses.
Alas, the government is still i
pretty stodgy about these
matters, All it's done since
last year is to plug a few loop-1
holes here and open a few 1
there.
Maybe the nicest develop
ment all year was a law by
Congress which allows bigger
medical expense deductions
for taxpayers who have de- I
pendent parents fio and older. !
They no longer must exclude I
medical expenses equal to 3 1
per cent of their income. (If I
this is of interest to you be !
sure to see the fourth dis-1
patch in this series for more
details.)
Other Minor Changes
There are other changes in ;
the rules but they are pretty j
minor, The scries will men-1
tion some of them as it goes j
along. If you think you've
heard about one that pertains
to you and you're not sure
about it, you should consult
your Internal Revenue Serv
ice office by phone or your
lawyer, accountant or tax
specialist.
All this means that the 60
million taxpayers who must
file returns by April 17 will
be following pretty much the
same rules as in the past few
years.
April 17? Not April 15?
April 17 it is. That's a tem
porary change this year. The
usual April 15 deadline falls
on a Saturday in 1961. So tax
payers have two days' grace,
until Monday, April 17.
Who must file a return?
Any citizen or resident of
the United States:
-Under 65 who earned $600
or more in 1960.
-65 or over who earned
$1,200 or more in 1960.
-Who expects a refund for
taxes withheld regardless of
the amount of income earned.
This would apply, for ex
ample, to a student who
earned less than $600 during
the summer.
It also would apply to a
taxpayer who can gel a re
fund because he had very
large deductible expenses,
such as big medical bills or in
terest payments on a mort
gage. One of Three Forms
Regardless of the reason
you are entitled lo a refund,
says the Internal Revenue
Service, you will get it faster
the sooner you file, your re
turn. To file, you complete and
mail one of three return
forms - and enclose a check
if you owe Uncle Sam money.
The forms are:
1040A, the short form.
1040W, the middle form.
1040, the long form.
Roughly one taxpayer in
two is eligible to use the
short form, a punch card
about the size of a check. 11
is for persons whose gross
income in 1960 was less than
$10,000, "including not more
than $200 from dividends, in
terest or other income on
which lax was not withheld
by an employer.
These same income limits
apply tor a joint husband-and-wife
return. If the couple's
combined income exceeds
$200, the couple may not use
Form 1040A.
If you flic on the short
form, and your income was
under $5,000, you can let the
Revenue Service compute
your tax. Thus, even though
your scratch paper calcula
tions show that you owe
money, you may omit line 10,
County 4-H Leaders
Elected to Offices
Two Jackson county 4-11
leaders were elected officers
of the State 4-H Leaders as
sociation at a two-day confer
ence in Corvallis last week.
Francis Krousc. Applegate.
was elected president nf the
association and Mrs. Kdyth
Bnhnert, Antelope, was re
elected to the office of secretary-treasurer.
They will
serve for two yearsO
K rouse, who served one
term as regional vice presi
dent for southern Oregon, is
starting his 12th year as a
beef club Icadpr. Mrs. Hohncrt
is now starting her 13th year
as leader in foods and food
preservation. This is the third
term she has been elected secretary-treasurer.
Both leaders
have held offices In the Jack
son County 4-H Leaders imso
cialion. Eleven persons from the
county, Including two 4-1 1
agents, attended the confer
ence in Corvallis.
which Sfiys "cntfl tilX."
This is the only cimnn-1
stance in which you don't !
have lo include with your re-
turn a check for the taxes I
you owe. But all you Rain is
time, tor even a iv - nrooaoiv i
. f ,..;ii'o. j j j
u lew weeks - His w i u Standard Deductions
send a bill. It you file the short form
A reminder: If your income j
was 35,000 of more you must j
figure out your income tax !
yourself, even on the short !
form. It's not hard to do and j
for incomes under S3. 000 it's !
even easier.
Returns and checks should
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fans like the sun!
Toilet Seats
Wood frame toilet scats finished
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Regular $4.75
Present
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375
IT'S PRUNING TIME
It's time to prune deciduous
shrubs. . ry a "blade and anvil"
hand pruncr for smoother, easier
cutting,
1.75
to 3.65
PROSPECTORS and
ROCK HOUND SUPPLIES
Gold pan carbide lamps and
lamp parts, Miner's carbide, pros
pectors picks and the new Eit
wing Gem scoop.
STORE HOURS: 8:30 A.M.
MAIN AND RIVERSIDE
MEDFORD,
n ij ii r tm im m m m z- k
f Deductions for
Available '
llt mudo payable- lo "Internal ,
licvenue Scrviee" and sent
to your District Director of
Internal Revenue. His address
is on Page 2 of the instruction
booklet thai conies wiih :
forms tnu and im w. ;
you must lake the .standard I
deduction of 10 per cent of !
income. If you want lo take;dends. You may not use it if!
itemized deductions because ; you have income from other j
they would add up lo more sources, such as property or1
than the 10 ;jer cent sum -renl. or if you report capital1
you must file the middle form : gains or losses. 1
or the long form. iKor more ; The long form, 1040, is a
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Bridge
Cream & Sugar
Covorcd china sugar bowl, cream
cr And tray in choice of violot or
rose decoration.
Reg. $1.25
Special
89c
Pocket Door
Hardware
One only set pocket door frame
hardware for 2' 10" to 3' wide
door, o'6" to 6'B" high, 1J(''
thick.
Reg. $29.70
SPECIAL
$16
50
Masonry Drill Set
for 14-inch Drill
Set includes '"f 516", n
and ''" carbide masonry drills
with all shanks for a" chuck
set is packaged.
$580
Hubbards have a complete stock
on lag shields and bolt anchors.
lo 5:30 P.M. MONDAY THRU
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$1195
PHONE SP 2-6,89
FSiis Year
details on deductions see the
fourth dispatch of this series.)
The middle form, 1040VV, is
two pages. Last year, the first
it was out, some seven million
taxpayers used it.
v., r;i m.m... :
I ' u" 11
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: Wliees or sakll-v Irei.nrHlnU nr
amount) and not more than
S200 of interest and divi-
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YEAR END INVENTORY SHOWED
RADICAL OVERSTOCK
In Certain
FISHING TACKLE ITEMS
Including the Following:
Monofilament Lines Snellcd Hooks
Hundreds of Lures and Tapered and Level Fly
Wobblers Lines
Spinning Reels Snelfod Flies .
Bait Casting Reels Spinning Rods
Salmon Drag Reels Bait Casting Rods
Fly Rods
They have to be moved now! See special bargain tables.
DISCOUNTS TO 50
SATURDAY
must for taxpayers claiming
depreciation deductions or re
porting income from pen
sions, annuities, rents, royal
ties, estates, partnerships and
other sources, or those with
retirement credits.
(Next: Rules for joint returns.)
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