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Newspaper Page TextV ,0 ' B FRIDAY, MARCH 3. 1961 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. as "" yy? mar. n ,20-21 -29-44 47-72-73 S TAR GAZER' V By IwLAl K. KULLAIV TAURUS J APR. 21 MAY 31 25-27.53 54-42-65 . OIMINI TO MAY 12 JSJ JUNE 015-l7-23-26 43-49-87-! CANCIR I fc JUNE 2J . JULY 1 4- 7.10.3a 17-41-74 ft LEO . AUG. S3 Oi 3- 6- 8-3' 5'46-75-89-90 VIBOO IP, A AUG, M fKSW St"- 2! 01 1-14-18-38 M Your Doily Activity Guicf. M Aeeordina to thm Start. if To develop.rrttfssoge for Saturday, read words corresponding to numbers ' of your Zodiac birth sign. ! 1 Pcoplt 2 Money 3Chr A Don't SPoyj Uo! 7Uoy : 8 You' 9 Conditlonl 10 Yourself 11 Nice 1 2 Ativoncc 13 Molttn 31 Pall 32 Pur ' 33 To 34Moy 35Wid 3 You 37 Opn 38 Should 39 Heed ; AO To A I To ,. 42 Moke 43 You 14 Oevelopmentl44 And 15 Foil 16 Will 17 Action -IBTorloy 19 Help 20 Keep 2 1 Your', 22Eorly 23 Con,, 24 Which 25Hour ' 26 Bring - 27 Give 25 Poor , ' 29SecieU 30 Piomi 45 String! 46 Receive 47Tho 48 Put . 49 The ' 50 You 51 You. 52 Promije 53 Tight , 54 0( 55 Moppv 56 Accomplish 57 You ' 58 Advivt 1 . ' 59 Seent 60Mot - 1 CyGiKKi (Jti)Allvcrse 6101 62 Friendly 63 By 64 Your 65 Enjoyment 66 Capable 67 Partner 68 Of 69 Goin 70 Handling 71 Keeping 72 01 73 Highei-ups 74 Criticism 75 Unexpected 76 A 11 In 78 And 79 The 80 Background HI Ideas 82 Across 83 Little 84 Opposition 85 Trying . 86 Situation 87 Gams 88 Wonted 89 Good 90 Fortune j)Neuinl ; icoirio OCT. 24 NOV 22 -f 51-56 60-63 (71-77-79-80 SEPT. OCT. 112-13-24.307? to-7883-84Vi SAGITTAIIUS NOV. dec! 1 1"! HA II i.' y-4to-JiiTa' CAPRICORN DtC. 23 Z JAH 20 - 5-33-39-58 4 M-64-67 a AQUAIIU1 ,n ' "V.I 157-59-66-68 7076-85-86 .men FEB 20 MAR 7i 'f2- 40-48-81.82 SI LEGAL NOTICES tit. '60-895-L ' " ' SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I STAT IlEGpN. fQR JACK,- JOHN G. JOHNSON and CATHE- RINK JOHNSON, husband and wife, i , . . .PlainliflB, .,. i , 1 VII NOnA B, CALHAMMER, J. H. WEBSTER' and GEORGE NERTON. . . . -Defendant. I TO THE DEF ENDANT NOKA B. ! CALHAMMER: I ' IN THE NAME OF THifi STATE. OF OREGON.' You irfe hereby in quired to appear and anxwtr thi . complaint filed against you in lite above entitled action on )r before iiib laii nay 01 iour weeits irom the date of first puhllca'ion of this , summons, and if you fall to sn ap pour anp . answer . snid complaint, for want thereof, plaintiffs will ap ply to the court for the relief nraved.for In. their comDlaint. suc cinctly staled as follows: Judgment against you in tne sum oi inuu.uu, flUB costs herein, and you are urther notified, that the following ocncrinea real property, 10-wit: ' Being a portion of Lot 2, Section 12 Township 38 South,-Range 2 . West oi the Willamette Meridian, Jackson County, Oregon, begln - . nlng at a point on the South If no . of Donation Land-Claim-No, 'AO In Section 12, Township 38 South, . nance 2 West of the Willamette Meridian, In Jackson County, Ore gon, said point being 423.42 feet East of the most southerly south west corner of said Donation Land Claim No. 50 -and In center of . Dark Hollow Road: running thence along the center line of said road South 20 34' West, 848.40 feet;-thence South 00 West, 326.00 feet along said road line; thence South 88' 45' East, . JI20 86 feet to the Wesl 'line of Government Lot 4; thence along the West line of Lot 4 North 849.00 feet Id the 'South line of aid Donation Land Claim No. 50; thence West along the claim line, 204.00 feet to the point of be ginning; -, ' " ' has been seized and attached by the Sheriff of Jackson County, Ore gon, to satisfy the demand of the plaintiffs or prayed In their com plaint on, (lie herein. . . The dale of the order for pub- LEGAL NOTICES licatlon of this summons is Feb ruary fllh 1061; the time prescribed for publication of Ihis summons In once, each week for four successive weeks. The date of first publication of this sutrunons Is February 10th 1961. ... KELLY & GRANT ' . - ATTORNEYS By ROBERT H. GRANT Of Attorneys for Plaintiffs J . i ine Man uuiiding 1003 East Main Med ford, Oregon Feeding the Family By ZOLA VINCENT Food Editor NOTH'K OF PUHI.1C IIKAH1NG NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at 7:30 o'clock P.Mi on the lUlh tiav of March. 1001 In the council Chamber or the city Hall in tne c ty 01 Mcaiorn. ureenn there shall be n public hearing; by and' before - the City Council or .aid city on the question of amending ordinance No. 013ft by cnanglng tne zoning oi tne follow ing described area within said citv. to-wit: Being an area West of crater Lake Avenue and south of Stevens Street, more particularly aescnoea as jonows: Beginning 30 feet West and .120.04 feet South of he North east corner of the East Ell of Donation Land Claim No. 42 in Townshin 37 South of Range 1 West of the Willamette Meridian. and running tnence south 42 feet to the Northeast corner of Sunrise Home Park Addition to Medford, Oregon; thence West on the North boundary of said tract 823 feet; thence North 42.00 feet: thence East 823 feet - to the place of beginning, con taining 81100 of an acre; ALSO beginning at a point, on the North boundary of the East u 'df Donation Land 'Claim No. 42 in Township 37 South of Range 1 West of the Willamette Meri dian. 30 feet West of the North east corner thereof, and running thence West 023 . feet: thence South 829.28 feet: thence East 823 feet to a point on the West line of the County Road: thence North 920.38 feet to the place of Dcginning. containing to acres more or less. from Class 1A, Single Family Dwelline District to Clnss TI. Mul. tlple Family Dwelling District. u. j. liuson Recorder-Treasurer . . .- .NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE, Butte Falls Ranger Hales . .Sealed bids will be received bv the District Tlanffer. nr hli authnrWeil representative at the Butle. FaUs Ranger Station, Butle Falls, Oregon, on April 4, 1001, up to and not later than the hours shown below for each sale, for all merchantable timber marked or designalcd for cutting v.. Hum u. mice kiwiiiii hiiu ui.iuiL-i sate areas as pflrucuiariKCU ne low, all located within the Butte Falls Bitnger District, Jackson County, uii-kuii, nujiu. niver national rore.i. i ne laDUiaunn nciow presents - for each sale the estimated volume by species or species groups, the unit iji iiicmbuic, inu minimum acceptaoie ma per linn oi measure, ana tne breakdown, between stumpage (including deposit for aale area better ment! and for slash deposit (B.D.) Sale No. t. 8pur II Nr. 2 embraces about 20 acres, more nr less, within the S!j NE', and N'jSE',. Sec. 9, T 3 AS, R 4E, W.M., surveyed. Time for receipt of bids Is 1:10 p.m. Required payment is $1,000.00 Kpecles - .1 : . Est. Vol, Unit Mln. Illd Stumpage R.m Dmiglas-rlr tc Pine , 240 M bd. ft. S.12.2.1 $.10.10 S2.I9 , White fir & others loo M bd. ft. Ji.1.00 u.49 2.I9 Hale No. 2,. HF 81-2-1. embraces. about 34 acres, more or less, within the SE'.. Sec. IS. SW'i. Sec. 2n. NWI'.. Si.iv '2fl NE1'. ti. .In T R 4E, W.M.. surveyed. Time (or receipt of bid is 2:00 p.m. Required pnim-iit js. fulfil, uu.. i Species Est. Vol. Unit Mln. Rid Stumpage B.D. Douglas-fir : 120 Mhd.fl, 2.V90 S2IJIS ,$3.59 White fir. & olbers. . 38 M bd. ft. $8.05 $4.50 $3.55 Hale No. 3, BF 81-4-1 embraces about 20 acres, more or less within the . W'j, Sec. 0. T .18 S. A 4E. W.M.. surveyed. Time for receipt of bids la . :au u.m. nccjuirea payment is aauu.uu , . Species . Est. Vol. Unit Mln. Rid Stimulate n.l) Douglas-fir & Pines 145 M bd. ft, , $30.00 $27.00 $3.00 White fir-rV others 7- M bd. ft. $10.40 $0.80 $3.80 CONDITIONS COMMON TO Al.l. SALES: A money order, bank draft, ' eashter'a or certified check In the sum Indicated above must accompany ' ench bid.-to be applied on the purchase-price, refunded, or retained for application to any claim for damages, according to the conditions of 1 aale. The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved. Forest Service bid forms for use in submitting sealed bids and full Information con cerning the timber, the conditions of sale and the submission of bids snouio ne ontainca irom tne Lisi.ricl Ranger, Butte Falls, Oregon, be fore bids are submitted. Plentiful Lamb In ' ' Easy-to-do Curry The family will thoroughly enjoy this easily and quickly made curry using plentiful flavorful lamb for a pleasant menu change. You'll need two pounds of boned and cubed lamb for six servings. Steam an extra supply of rice for sa voring this distinctive sauce. 2 tablespoons salad oil 2 pounds boned lamb, cubed Salt and pepper 2 large onions, thinly sliced 2 cups bouillon, canned or using cubes 2 teaspoons curry powder Vz teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper 2 tablespoons flour .. . Heat salad oil' add lamb sprinkle with salt and pepper Cook until lightly browned on all sides. Add onions, thin ly sliced. Cook 10 minutes, stirring 1 occasionally.' A d d bouillon, curry powder, salt and pepper; mix well. Cover and cook over low heat, l's hours. Blend flour with a lit tle of the hot .mixture. If more curry is liked by the family, add it to the flour be fore blending. Add to remain ing hot mixture and cook over low heat, stirring con stantly, until thickened slightly. Collage Cheese Salad Comboi . ' Tender curds of milk sea soncd with cream; that's what creamed cottage cheese is made of!. 1.1 ,is. high in protein, low in calorics, easy to serve, a bargain to buy. Heap- collage cheese on crisp greens, surround with any of these: spiced beets. tiny carrot sticks, bright red apple slices, pitted prunes orange sections, canned pear or peach halves. Serve with any favored French dressing Combine - cottage cheese with Piiy of these, using l'i cups (12 ounces) cheese to one-half cup of: diced cucum ber, celery or green pepper; drained, . crushed . pineapple, slivered toasted almonds or pecans; grated carrot plus one-fourth ' cup chopped pea nuts and'or raisins. Fruit-Nut Upside-down Cake it Downright Good Here is a two-in-one spe cial. Recipe for Fruit and Nut Upside-down Cake makes des sert for tonight and cupcakes for tomorrow. Furthermore you can make fruit and nut upside-down cake using canned fruit cocktail or you can make a cranberry nut upside-down cake. Not only that, you can use a packaged cake mix or a yellow cake mix. Obey that impulse and try It LEGAL NOTICES NUCLEAR WAR BY ACCIDEN Ah Oh6 Stale University Science Group Explores the 5 Possibilities of Accidental War.., A folur in -A March 5th You'll m it with ' MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE NIITK'K OF PUIII.IC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at 7:30 o'clock P.M. on the llth day of March. 1081 In the Council Chambers of the City Hall in the City of Medford, Oregon there .shall, be. a public hearing by and before the Planning Commis sion of Nald city on the question of allowing a variance in zoning regulations to permit the. erccUon of a construction sign. 6'xlO', on the Rogue Valley Memorial Hospi tal grounds at 2B25 Barnett Road In the City of- Medford,- Oregon, for a period of fifteen months. O. R. McNeel Director of Building Safety SUMMONS Cale No. 61-ISS-K IN THIS CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY HILDA HAGEBERG. also known as HILDUR HAGEBERG, Plaintiff, vs. DAVE WERNER and If he he married JANE DOE WERNER: L. M. LANGLEY and If ho he married JANE DOE LANGl.EY: W. F. KERNIN and JANE DOE KERNIN If he be married: the unknown helra' of any of 'the above named persons who may he dead; and all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or inter est In and to the real property . described In the complaint herein, Defendants. TO: DAVE WERNER and II he he married JANE DOE WERNER: L. M. LANGLEY and It he be married JANE DOE LANGLEY; W. F. KERNIN and JANE DOE KERNIN If he be married; the unknown heirs of any of the above named persons who may be dead; and all other persons nr parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or inter est In and to the real property described In the complaint here in. Defendants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You and each of you are required to appear and answer the complaint tiled against you tu the above entitled suit on or be fore four (41 weeks from the date of first publication of this Sum mons. If you fail so to appear and aiuwer, tor want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the court fur the relief prayed for In the Com plaint on tile herein; that is; That plaintiff be decreed to he the soie owner In fee simple of the following described real prop erty located In Jackson County, Oregon, to-wtt: Lola one til and twn i2i. the East half of the Northwest Quar ter, and the North Half il the Northeast Quarter -if Section1 10 tn Township 3:1 South Range 4 west pi the Wl amette Men- rilan In Jackson County, Oregon. Ann mat tine thereto be torcver quieted In the plaintiff, and that lite defendants and all nf them be drcrrcd to have no right, tide elate. Interest, claim or Hen in sain property and that the defend anls and each and all of them he forever barred and enlolned from asaerllng any rigni. title, estate, Interest, claim or lien In said prop erty ann that tne nrlenaanla and each and all of them Ire forever barred and enjoined from assert lug any right, title, estate, lien or uueresi in or to sam premises nr any part thereof adverse to the malntllf. and that nlalnllff have sitrh olher and further relief as to the court mav seem lust and equitable and that plalntllf shall recover costs and disbursements only .vatnst am- appearing and contesting defendants. inis summons la miwishert bv order of the Honorable Edward C. Kelly, Circuit Judgr, dated the 24in day oi February, irtrii. Date of first publication March 3, 1001. GKNK I. nrtowN and R GENE SMITH Allorneja tor Platntltnjf, im Wing Building W , Crania rasa, Oregoe - ' several ways. 1 can (1 pound) fru.it cock tail or 1 can (1 pound) whole cranberry sauce 2 tablespoons butter or margarine V4 cup sugar 4 thin lemon slices V4 cup coarsely chopped ' walnuts or olher nuts 1 package spice OR yellow cake mix Whipping cream, optional Drain fruit cocktail, then combine fruit with one-third cup of the cocktail syrup in nine-inch skillet or other pan with oven-proof handle; add butter, sugar and lemon slices. Cook over low heat until lemon is slightly tender, stirring occasionally. Add nuts and mix. Prepare cake mix batter following directions on pack age. Carefully pour two cups batter over fruit cocktail mix ture. Bake remaining batter as cupcakes. Bake in mode rate oven, 350 degrees, about 35 minutes or until done. Let stand on wire rack five min utes to cool slightly. Loosen cake around edges and turn out upside-down on serving plate. Serve topped with w n I p p e d cream or pass whipped cream. If it's ; a cranberry cake you're making just use whole cranberry : sauce instead of fruit cocktail and proceed as above. Cabbage Saule Plentiful cabbage is good cooked like this for a change. Dice and fry two slices ba con. Add three-iourlhs cup chopped aimonds and three cups finely shredded raw cabbage. Cook : only until cabbage browns slightly, stir ring occasionally. Six servings. Today Smart Shoppers Are Hem Checkers A shopper has to have her wits about her in order to outwit the high cost of living and the cost of high living. First off, it isn't fair to the family or the food and house hold cleaning bills to think of cigarettes, beer, cosmetics, pots, pans and myriad other super . market items as "the grocery bill"; By the way, do you know how to read the cash register tape at the check-o u t counter? Every item is departmentalized in cluding those with taxes. You'll be surprised, we think, at how your grocery bill shrinks when the extras arc eliminated. Next time the man of the house grumbles about the grocery bill, show him the tape break-down with all his extras on it. Watch Ads. Knowledge of regional, seasonal foods and their peak seasons are vital to homcmakers who are budget-conscious. Ads in tliis newspaper represent not only good buys of seasonal foods of all kinds but also reflect the skillful merchandising of local store managers in buying and selling canned and packaged groceries to good advantage, passing the savings on to consumers. Watch the ads and also store displays for "specials". These food columns also indicate seasonally good buys. Scale Scanneri, When we advise you to be a scale scan ner, we suggest il for your own good use in selecting bulk items at the purchase point where you determine weight to best fill your fam ily s needs. You don't need to check scales at the check-out counter because those "su per" men and women who toll us "how much" have an incredible record for accu racy. March Beit Buys Plentiful spotlight is on high quality eggs, rice, canned ripe olives, canned I cranberries, applesauce and tuna. There's an abundance of California dates, milk and dairy products, peanuts and peanut butter, macaroni prod ucts, coast-caught fish. Cabbage and onions con tinue lenders In vegetable bins with good buys also in artichokes, broccoli, carrots. celery, cauliflower, green onions, potatoes, peppers, spinach. Lettuce Is surprisingly reas onable despite Industry prob lems. There's rejoicing In new green aspnragus and In rosy red rhubarb with prices lower than usual for time of, year. Fruit displays feature apples, avocados, bananas, ' Winter pears, citrus fruits. Meat situation varies from store to store with poultry' and lamb fine seasonal buys. iy, If f ' .iff . vYi.'; I " " 1 1 ieaear?4feV? - l - " C."" w-d wWv; U . c . , L t fw ''. 'f&4 JT$k V rUf& J: fK t Proposals Heard On Overlapping of Farms and Suburbs REALLY MEANS IT When the Herman six Inches dally. Earth has been sinking Schwartz family of Cynwyd, Pa., invites in the area about 12 inches daily. Homes friends to "drop over some time," il could have been evacuated and industries shut be quite a drop. Off the porch, it's 12 feet. " down, but nobody knows when the sinking A crack in the rock wall of a quarry opened will stop or how to stop it. fissures in the earth which have widened , (UPI Telephoto) Dr. Mulling Talks At Coos Meeting Ashland - Dr. Leon C. Mul ling, director of the speech and hearing center at South ern Oregon college, spoke be fore the Coos Bay Lducalion association recently on "You and Your Place in Speech Correction." Dr. Mulling stressed the im portance of a teacher in as suming an active role in the correction and improvement of a child's speech and not leaving all responsibility to a speech therapist. He said thai in schools in which no therapist exists, the classroom teacher can help the child with a speech defect by building his confidence, not calling attention to the problem, setting up enjoyable group speech lessons which strongly emphasize phonics, and seeing that the child is referred to correct sources such as doctors and guidance clinics. Following the speech, teachers examined a display of materials which would be of help in the classroom. FUND DRIVE STARTS Washington -IUPII- President John F. Kennedy launched the 1961 Easter Seal campaign Thursday by accepting a sheet of stamps from the National Easter Seal Twins, 8-year-olds Paula and Patricia Webber of Sumter, S.C. Salem - OJPU - The Senate Local Government Committee sought ways Thursday to pro tect farmers and cities in agri cultural lands and suburbs which are beginning to over lap. . The committee considered two proposals. One, sought particularly by Lane county, would give zoning boards the same con trol over farm lands which they now have over other areas. The other, urged by farm ers, would give relief to farm lands used exclusively for farming, even if the lands had a higher value because of nearby subdivisions or indus try. Control Said Nullified Howard Buford, director of the Central Lane County Planning Commission, said a recent Circuit Court ruling had nullified the commission's control over lands used par tially for agriculture. This meant, he said, that a farmer could convert part of his land to heavy industrial use as long as he continued to use the rest of the land for farming. He asked, the committee to permit zoning of farm lands for "exclusive" farm use, in order to prevent multiple uses without zoning board control. Would Defer Taxes Rep. Joe Rogers (R-Inde-pendence) said farmers who want to continue farming on lands adjacent to cities must have tax relief through farm use zoning. He said many farmers were being forced off their lands because taxes in creased as adjacent subdivi sions made the property more valuable. A bill before the House Tax Committee would defer taxes on farm land as long as it was used exclusively for farm ing. If a farmer decided to sell the land, he would have to pay up the back taxes, t- Sen.. Robert Straub (D-Eu gene) said he felt if land were zoned exclusively for farming, that would automatically pre. vent assessment of the land on the basis of possible market value for housing or industry. Sen, Lyndel Newbry (R-Tal-ent) said he feared exclusive zoning of farm land would make farmers feel more '-'restricted." He said he doubted Jackson county voters "would ever adopt a zoning , ordi nance'' if this provision wera included. Net Receipts Tax ; Bill Under Attack Salem - (UPD - Rep. Bill Bradley said Thursday that it the net receipts tax bill now in the House passes in its present form, babysitters and newsboys who earn $4 or more a week will have to pay income taxes. The Gresham Democrat de scribed the measure, HBlOOl, as a tax shift from "those most able to pay to those least able to pay." Tne bill would result in a 10 per cent average slash in state income taxes. But the sponsors admit it would mean some taxation for those in the lower brackets,' and it would pick up a number of people who now pay no In come tax. , ' :. They add that this is an equalizing faclor, making more people pay the tax while lowering it for the ma jority of taxpayers. , Siskiyou Veterinary Hospital NEW LOCATION: 100 STEWART AVE. (Moved from 1501 Barnett Rd.) Dr. James W. Bayliss ' Ph. SP 3-1335 at Safeway you get an EXTRA bonus in GOLD BOND STAMPS Shop regularly at Safeway and you will discover your saver's books fill up fast. Then, suddenly it's YOURS! A wonderful famous brand gift for your home, your family, yourself . . . FREE . . . with wonderful Gold Bond Stamps. " HELPS LAUNCH DRIVE Miami Beach -HIM- Abba Evan, Israeli minister of edu cation and former ambassador to the U.S., arrived here to- i day to help launch the 11)61 drive for Slate of Israel bonds. About 2,000 delegates from the U.S. and Canada arc here for a conference to munch the $80-million bond drive. : SEEKS EQUIPMENT OK Salem - OTD - The House Elections committee said il 1 will seek to Introduce a bill J to authorize the use of elec-! Ironic vole tabulatingAcquip-; mcnl la Oregon, - PiDflslbiiflry IsSp 9C EtitclliCT Graft Sc IPOfI jC ILOI 111 sh,. A wonderful buy at Safeway this week-end on vHJ "J'.V' ' 1 ' , pork loin roasts and chops from young, Midwest, S?yL. ijr?Wuj'w,j ". " iv JL . corn-fed porkers. Safeway buys only the best. T ' 'l ' j RIB PORTION (?!tJf 3Ml-fe'5 (Fuii .. t II V - irvj aX;? T Radishes- Us c f)r i i CRISP AND FRESH Bunch C b jj Green Onions & c . r Ti) at A t rWi muu noire b L ""Va ft , -mmr It Unconditionally Guaranteed All meat, Safeway sell, i( 9uar4n. 'd 100. If ,0, ,ny rMS0 whosoever you should be dissali, fied with any purchase . . '. every .-ent will be refunded without fuss 3r quibble. i