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MLUt'Unl) Maiu i. ui.iJ, Gb. 6 ,7 AMERICANS ALERTED President Kennedy has sought to alert the American people to the grave danger of a Soviet backed rebel conquest of Laos but also awaited some sign Russia might be willing to negotiate a settlement of the civil war. Kennedy already has ordered an Increase in the supply of U.S. war material to the embattled pro-western forces of the central government headed by Premier Boun Oum, left. Military sources in Washington said that heavy equipment was en route to build up the retreating govern ment forces headed by Gen. Phound Nosavan, right. (UPI Telephoto) Toy Guns Help to Release Tensions, Experts Maintain By PATRICIA McCORMACK New York - HIPD - Look again, pardner, if you believe that old saw - "dollies for girls and guns for boys." Plenty of looking was done when little Caroline Kennedy appeared recently with a play gun in one hand. The picture showing "the varmint" from the White House was rather reassuring for parents plagued about al lowing their children - male and female - to play with toy pistols. Certainly, If It's okay for the President's daughter to tote a play shooting iron, it's not a bad thing for toddlers. It wasn't always so, of course, In the late 30s, for example, toy guns became so unpopular with the experts on children that gun -burnings were held in some neighbor hoods. Then along came World War II and later, the western kick on television. Forces Belisved Triggered What the experts now fig ure is that toy guns trigger emotional forces - helping to release tensions and frustra tions. Dr. Emma Sheehy, professor emeritus of child development at teachers college, Columbia university, said so when she Teens' Favorite Any girl would crow with Joy to receive this gay, zany rooster. Sit him on bed, dresser! Riotous rooster king of a mascot collection! Fun 'n' easy to make just two pattern pieces plus sumptuous tail. Pattern 7091: rooster pattern; directions. Send T h 1 r t y-f 1 t cents (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Alice Brooks care of Medford Mail Tribune, Necdlecrnft Dept.. P.O. Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print palinly NAME, ADDRESS. PATTERN NUM BER. JUST OUT: Our 1961 Needlecraft Book. Over 125 designs for home furnishings, for fashions knit, crochet, embroider, weave, sew. quilt toys, gifts, bazaar Items. Free six designs for popu ar veil caps. Quick send 25c TODAY. (i . '1 'mrJ okayed toy shooting Irons up for approval by the Toy Guid ance council. Dr. Sheehy, chairman of the council's advisory group, said that play with guns often takes the place of punching another child. "Play with a gun gives the child a sense of power and freedom," she said. "C h i 1 -dren's interest In guns pro vides an opportunity to chan nel their play to the side of right - of law and order - and to teach them to use their play guns properly." The consensus among ex perts Is that a play gun is no more dangerous than a doll or roller skates. And that if a youngster did not have toy guns, he or she probably would sometimes be caught heaving rocks or point ed sticks at other children. Cass Hough, head of the Daisy Manufacturing Co. of Rogers, Arkansas, said toy guns are selling twice as fast as they did 10 years ago. His firm alone moved eight million of the toy shooting irons last year. "T h e 'western' Influence has a lot to do with it," Hough said. "We get 900,000 letters a year from boys and girls beefing about or praising a toy gun's authenticity. "They want spitting Images." Interestingly, space guns don't sell nearly so well as the old west kind. Cass said this is because today's young sters are sharp about wanting an image of the real McCoy. Requirements Unknown "They know no one's been to space and no one knows the requirements for armament up. there," he said. "They won't take a gimmick gun some Inventor dreamed up." Hough was in New York to celebrate the diamond anni versary of the BB gun, which his grandfather's firm pio neered in 1886. Last year more than two million BB guns were sold in the United States, a record. The BB gun, as a result, is in wider use today than it ever was. Hough said many are being used in classes in school, camp and scout programs. More than three million children, girls as well as boys, have attended such classes in the past several years, learning about the cor rect way to handle the gun - and mastering marksman ship. Hough said his firm spends more than $50,000 a year to help teach such classes, in cluding outdoor education workshoDs for teachers spon sored by a department of the National Educational associ ation. Easier Egg Hunt Planned by Kiwanis Medford Kiwanis club again will be sponsor for an Easter egg hunt for the youngsters of the community. The annual event will be at 9 a.m. at Hawthorne park Sat urday, April 1. Youngsters will hunt In three separate areas according to age group. The groups are ages 1-3 years, 4-6 and 7-9. Candy eggs in cellophane wrappers will be distributed over the three areas. Twelve eggs will be specially marked for prizes. There will be a grand prize and three lesser prizes In each area. Larry Horton and Rev. Har vey Coovcrl are co-chairmen for this Kiwanis project. Court Records MUNICIPAL COt'RT Jack Eric Rowbothm, violation of basic rule. S50. Corrine Devonna Dahl. failure to yield right of way, 12 50. I Ronald Leltnv Tnnv f.ii,,r. tn obtain Oregon driver's license, $23. r.uaoein fierce, disobeyed stop sign, $10. i Leonard Dean Peterson, dis obeyed traffic signal, sio. Albert LeRoy Cox, violation of basic rule, $25. Grace Lucille Singler, violation of hasic rule, $10. William Edward Brooks, viola tion of basic rule, $23. Mike F. Polodlchuk. disobeyed traffic signal. $5. Raymond Joseph Novosad, allow ing unlicensed driver to operate vehicle, $10. Delbert Leonard Crow, disobeyed stop sign, $10. Melvln Eugene Weaver, dis obeyed traffic signal, $10. Ida Foster Church, disobeyed stop sign. $10. Larry LeRoy Eskew, violation of basic rule, $10. Noal William Mints Jr.. violation of basic rule, $12.30. Joseph cGne Cameron, disobeyed traffic signal. $10. Hulda Thelma Harrison, viola tion of basic rule, $25. Grace Pearl Hitson, improper left turn, $10. Joanne Elaine Cocks, no opera tor's license, $5. Blllie Joe Thompson, violation of basic rule, $10. Richard Eugene McQueen, viola tion of basic rule. $10. Mable Lezella Clark, disobeyed stop sign. $10. Wemanty Buloln Dtlarmaqu. dig. obeyed stop sign, $10. Charles Nichols Cook, excessive noise. $5. William H. Hansen, violation of oasic rule. aaa. Vincent Thomas Sakraida, viola tion of basic rule. SlO. Peggy LaJean Davis, violation of oasic rule. $io. Nina Belle Hollenbeak, d i s obeyed traffic signal. $10. Harold Alfred Ricks, violation of oasic rule. siu. John Mahon, violation of basic ruie, d. Claudia Rosemary Nelson, no op erator's license, $5. Emma Dorothene Simmons, vio lation of basic rule, $2.50. Theodore Ellis Barbee, expired vehicle license, $5 suspended; vio lation of basic rule, $10. Gladys Marion Campbell, viola tion of basic rule, $10. Paul R. Smith, following too Close, accident, $25. Naomi Irene Davis, failure to yield right of way, $10. Lee Orr, disobeyed traffic sig nal. $10. Herbert Roy Anderson, disobeyed traffic signal. $10. William Henry Pollock, dis obeyed traffic siennl. $10. Russell Ryerson Mix, failure to yieio ngnt ot way, ia. Robert Terryl Walther, dis obeyed traffic signal, $10. Earl Howard Brown, no driver's license In possession. $3. Benjamin Franklin Darras Jr., disobeyed stoo sisn. $10. Larry Ervin Lcsher, violation of Dnsic rule. siu. Stewart Lytle Jones, Improper left turn, $10. Lloyd Thomas Murphy, improp er left turn, $10. Adolph Bergen, violation of basic rule, $15. Mahlon Leroy Wood, violation of asic ruie, iu. Charles William Franks, dis obeyed traffic signal, $10. DISTRICT COURT Clarence A. Main, no motor ve hide license. $5. Weyburn M. Kenyon, no motor vemcie license, so. Raymond D. Golden, overheiyht, $15. Jerry C. R u n e y. insufficient binder, $15; overhelght, 515. Jessie C. Hart, overload, $85: overheieht. S15. Cecil R. Roberts, insufficient binders. Sla. Ora S. Davis, failure to stop, $15. CIRCUIT COURT Eugene Norman Parker vi. Betty Marie Parker, divorce complaint. Ruby Irene Mct-leary vs. An drew Jackson McCleary, divorce complaint. Anita Barbara Cobb vs. William Don Cobb, divorce complaint. Mary Hamilton Strong vs. Jack T. Strong, divorce complaint. Laverne B. Brnmhall vs. Ken neth W. Bramhall, divorce decree. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATION Oliver Virgil Stephenson, route t, box 3A, Applecnte, and Shirley Verlaine Tonkin. Florence. MISSILES FIRED Cape Canaveral, Fla. - OJPO -The nuclear submarine Theo dore Roosevelt fired two Po laris missiles from beneath the sea today. The first one failed, but the second shot three hours later was a success. ff M llf I sr JEoa-oS cap , .,,, . t in.' 5-2.- "1 didn't think quick!" Classified Surface Rights on Klamath Forest To Be Determined Yreka - Forest Supervisor Charles Yates of the Klamath National Forest has announced that a determination of sur face rights project will begin Monday on national forest lands In the Klamath River, McKinley Mountain and Marble Mountain areas in Sis kiyou county. The project area will be within the Yreka, Scott Bar, Seiad, Happy Camp, Ukonom, and Salmon River Ranger dis tricts. The surface rights project will be conducted according to the provisions the multiple use mining law, which pro vides the government with a procedure by which abandon ed, inactive, invalid and uni dentifiable claims located prior to the act may be brought under the category of a claim located subsequent to the act. Forest service personnel will visually examine the pub lic land within the nroject area in a reasonable effort to determine the persons in ac tual possession of or engaged in the working of such land or any part thereof. The field search will be completed In about three months. Publish Formal Notice Upon completion of the field work and office processing, the land office, at the request r the forest service, will pub lish a formal public notice re garding the determination of surface rights on mining claims In the Klamath River, McKinley Mountain, and Marble Mountain areas. In addition, through the forest service, persons in act ual possession of or working a claim, or whose claims are listed in the tract indexes of the local county as affecting any lands described In the published notice, and whose names and addresses have y tTw3 a . . ;e ... m&M Ad could sell our house so been ascertained, or who have filed in the local county re cording office a request for copies of notice, will also re ceive notice by personal serv ice or registered moil. Maps of the Klamath River, McKinley Mountain and Marble Mountain areas and copies of a multiple-use min ing pamphlet and other infor mation pertaining to the act and the project may be ob tained from the forest super vjsor's office at Yreka. LEGAL NOTICES CLERK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT COUNTY COl'RT PROCEEDINGS JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON FEBRUARY, 1961 The following is a statement of the proceedings of the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, listing claimants for supplies and services which were passed upon miring me monin 01 reoruary, 1961, as required by Chapter 130 ot lut f session Lawi. E. M. MADDEN Countv Clerk AoDroved bv Jackson Countv Court: Orders in the Matter of contract between Jackson County ana union uti io.. MCL.aren on Co., and Bowers Plumbing; re establishment of Dry Creek Road as county roan, vacating portion of Foothill Blvd.: cancelling tnxes for foreclosure proceedings; deed to jacKson county from Harold b. and Erma B. Hulse and May R. and P. L. Rushton; from Edd E. Roundtree and Jack D. Pumphrey to Jackson County; from Charles H. DeBusk. et al to Jackson Coun ty: County Farm Home refund to uarne unrisuan ana wiiuam tin. debrand: tax refund to First Fed Sav. and Loan Bank and to Lom bard and Cott e. et ai. File d Semi-annual ' report of sneritr: Biennial Keport from ore. St. Hwy. Comm.; monthly report oi county cierx; county aog con trol: county farm home report; Jackson County Library and audi tors report; minutes oi county Court; County Dog Control: home rule; Jackson County Park and Recreation Committee, and Boun dary Board; bids for aerial en largements, fires and tubes, and Extension Service Bldg.; advertise ment of bids for recapping tires; resignation of Jerry Bianconl as Veteran's Service Officer; resigna tion of William Duhalme as a member of the Oak Grove Zoning District, appointment of Elmer v. Donahoo as veterans service offi cer, appointment of Roger Wester field as member of Oak Grove Zoning District. General County Fund: Net payments for services of LEGAL NOTICES employees of Jackson Counlv. Ore gon: D. Offenbacher 240.05. C. Conner 375 57. L. Johnson 359. 47. N. Myrlck 315.06. L. Northland 06 60. J Cave 1)5.55. 11. C.ault 104.37, E. Oatrander 132 50. E Hryan 6 31, P. Uetllol 3D4.46. 0. Denerry 360 61. V. Vanoose 350. ill. S. lllumenfeld 371.16. n. Tennant 298 68. L. Rice 310 08. K Vaughn I 316 35. Wnv Kico 315 30, B. Hjarn sen 315 30, w. Paul 338 40. D. Smith 315.50, M. Brooks 207.63, M. Stephens 263 86, M. llagen 202 60. J. O'Hara 303.90. J. llnil.-v 182 00, G. Wright 355.76. P. Elliott 276.35. J. Brown 250 85. P. Han lln 307.43. J. F. Walsh 274 44, C. Perdue 201 90. D. Kent 277.40. M, Farnham 192 04. U. Johnson 275 49. G. Hanlln 37 68, A. Beneka 31.43, R. Peters 33.10. C. Under B2 03, L. England 12 08. n Walsh 11.08, E. Dl'i-n 20 33. D Coe 88 20. D. Young 127.99, F. Brovles 11120. J. Crul 15606. N. Nell 304.10. A. Carter 261.66. C. Anderson 230 84, G. Bohl 230 08. R Jenkins 240 07, A. Carver 202.86, H. Ducan 202.25. E. Klngery 240.89. H Speoro 213.71, T. Mclntyre 251.06. M. Mitchell 234.06. W. Terrv 204 81, D. Smith 213 71. C. Gibson 240.18. C. Barr 109 38. D. Wolf 223 53. M Smith 192.11. D Brazofskv 219 06. R. Mesplle 25.20, 1. Bolt 45.36. J. Whitman 84.70. H. Norrli 1321H J. Thompson 38.20. 11. Wilson 133.48. O. Leachenikv 28.1 15 Janouch 15.32. E. Jennings 280 36. D. Evanson 251.32. R. Lacv 216.76. E. Patterson 185.52. K. Sandvig 187.96, M. Harsh 204.33, D. Wil son 236 28, O. McCarlnev 163 08. F. Slnlcup 155 24. I. Bocener 168 50, A. Marlon 1R8 75. A. Martin 234.06, II Wood 387 23. W. MeCullniieh 346 23. T. Hatten 351 08. T. Hess 374 08. F. While 361 88. c. Miller 348.28, F. Whlted 33208. R. Hond loy 342 03. R. Clarke 34205. R. Barker 312.22. C. Elhart 303.32. H. l.uchterhand 307.70, L. Sevmour 205.70. D. Mnthcnv 45 07. M. Be neka 233.13, G. Caniuhell 220.16, G. Nelson 218.36, L. Ehrke 177.33. H. Boyle 276.26. L. Floux 192.11. I. Powell 203 37, II. Nledcrmever 109.47. M. Hoffman 227 32, L Hoff man 232.17, B. Walker 33 66. C. Walker 226.80, L. Plttman 80.89, T. Hershev 210.15. V. Morse 203.40. G. Milchell 146.65, D. Goddard 163 45, H Briley 203.18. E. Hopkins 148 34, B Waterman 13424. G. Hershev 28 35, P. McKlnnev 177.22. D Mai tern 146.08. J. Calhoune 148 34, H Murohv l.lj 54. E. McC.arltv 163.49, E. Bankston 143.38, R. Wil liams 149 66, G. Workman 171.16. L I.arnlch 140.66. E. Holhrook 182 86, M. Davis 181.81, A, Collver 147.36. W. Best 188.11, A Shllls 3237, D. Schmelzer 183.72. D. Jones 170.73, F. Roy 81.84. S. Burns 150.76. M. Renskers 147.58, N. Wright 90 57. E. Garrard 185 51. K. Crowell 406.13. L. Tweedv 350 07, E. Moore 256 .66, R. Schmidt 312.14, L. Wells 310.24. H. Abbott 213.71. N. Joy 144 26, A. Merkel 930 27, F. Clink 304.23. A. Maklnen 298.90, V. F.lmgren 220.80, S. Allen 289.00, Kent ;iii.j.D:, k. Kancner am.m, A. Padgham 162.91, M. Bass 152.47. N. VanDewalker 201.38. E. McGal- llard 208 90. G. Runvan 333 33. O. Moore 337 23, L. Esles 297.85. W. Ulerlex 292 20. J. KOPPCI 268.45. J. Burghart 209.B0. V. Peler 204.60, C, Blrk 20.70, C. Bovden 0.28, M, Boyden 146.14, D Mavrioll 203.95, L. Plnkham 14.46. F. Roberts 71.10, J. Dlddock 319.73. P. Gilman 253.20. D. Hendrlx 420 84. L. Hen- drlx 37.50. C. Smith 343.19, T. Owens 193.40. R. Fox 387.47. M McNeil 301.02. I. Russell 254.48, D. Rice 137.20, J. Hlanconl 202.25, J. Croucher 215.66. E. Donahno 3318. M Loftus 277.23. J. Eaton 331.06. P. Brlnson 210.06, L, Dee nln 230.12, C. Morris 117 04. M. Hubbell 339.00. L. Perry 240.00, E. Leach 203.00, D. Boyd 210.79. Payments for travel: H. Abbott 22.08, S. Allen 49 12, R. Barker 62.72, J. Bass 47.28. P. Belllol 33.50. J. Bianconl 11.24. S. Blumenfeld 8732. F. Clink 20.64. D. Crowell 201 70. D. DeBerrv 40.30. .1. Dld dock 10.00, W, Dlerlex 60.64, J. Eaton 13.30, C. Elhart 55.02. V. Elmgren 35.6a, R. Fox 10.20. T. Hatten 7.20, u. iienarix 4.eo, i. Hess 27.02, R. Hoadley 30.96. M. Hoffman 11.68. E Kanclier 36.40. C. Kent 44.80, M. Loftus 221,84, H. Luchterhand 76.08. W. McCullough 30.60. McCinlllard 40.40. A Maklnen 50.24, A. Mckvold R2.25, A. E. Mer kel 38 80. C. Miller 100.08. E. Moore 72.6n, O. Moore 36.72, A. Padgham 22.72. G. Runyan 73.70, L. Sawyer 46 00. R. Schmidt 03.36, L. Sevmour 104.62. C. Smlih 52.00. D. Smith 15.50. E. Taylor 19.62, L. Tweedy 105.54, U. Airlines 30.50, v. vanoose 41.25, J. waisn hy.zo, h. Wells 144.60. F. Whlted 60.80. Payments for Jury service and witness tecs: (J. waiKer o.uu, L.. Martin 5.00. J. Pankev 5 00. C. Kell 5 00. C. Rogers 5.00, W. Mc. Lean 5.00. V. Hade 0.96. W. Paul 500. E. Helm 6.12. M. Hyde 6.02, W. Barlow 10.00, E. Lee 25.00. B. Petty 5.00. L. Lentz 10.00. M. Mor ris 21.24, D. Dowson 13.00. C. Rose 5.00. J. Keener 10.00. W. Welty 300. J. Dougherty 5 00. R. Matte son 6.12. T. Nerby 25.00. C. Bass B.4B. B. Mnger 5.00, R. Shumake 10.00. T, Konnadav 5.98. V. Klm mel 6.84, J. Flett 20.00, A. Lozway 20.00. M. Bertrand 10.00, R. Garrett 24B0. R. Dclster 5.00. W. Wiley 7.24. D. Durham 22.40, M. Redhead 27.20. I. Atkins 20.00. J. McCoy 3.16, P. Davidson 14.48. M. Sprad llne 10.BO, D. Young IS.uO. J. Hampson 10.00, F, Pence 10.00. J. AUTO SHOW DAY your friendly Southern Oregon auto dealers' showrooms! NEW ideas to thrill your Imagination . . . NEW conceptions of styling . . . NEW advances In engineering and perform ance . . . there's much to see in the 1961 CARS your dealers are proudly showing. Don't put off that new car you want . . . BUY NOW while selection is greatest before the spring buying rushl Watch ads in LEGAL NOTICES Walsh 11)00, S. Uurrill lilMO. H Bram-h 11.28. A. Bo'jbett 33H, K, Gun i 80, D SatUtrfield 5.411, I). Whitmore 766. J. Camaron 8.14, K. Enloo 8.78, R. Storie 11.42, E. BallArd 7 fia, B. Uhrlch 10.38. Payments for tuppllei, service! nnd equipment: AUireiOj!raph Corp. 7-3, Am. Laundry 62.38. i A rider I 9 63, H. Appling 6 30, Ah land HospilAl 100.00, Ashland Printing 16330, Austlni 20.90. Uiirco 83 20. C. Barker 43,00, R. Uarnei 10 00, Batei 50.34, B. Hik ham 11.23. Beck 80 07, Bowers 7-10. Boyd Coffee 21.25, R. Borer 13.00, E. Bninchfleld 15.44. Broer Grocery 103.01. Bryanti Key 9.70, Buck, et al 25.00, Bullard Wilson 84 8. L. Buonocore 7 50. Burkes 2.50, Burns Engraving 13.60. Copro 841 37, Cnlif.-Pac Co. 104 39. Cas oado Business 101.43. Catholic Services for Children 5. 00. Central Drug 232 24, Children! Kami Home 5.00, Chtpman Co, 2983.73. Christie School 839, Chrystal Mkt. 9.32. City Sanitary Service 15.00, Com mercial Printing 1O4.00, County Assesaora 3,70, Courtesy Assoc 30.83. Courtesy Chevrolet 89 33. Dr. Coyl 146.50, Crockers Coffee 1.50, Dr. Danlelson 215 00, David Restaurant 3.00. De Lclh Motors 5.60. Deut. of Audio Visual 12.00. Dept. of Finance 2.25, Dept. of Motor Vehicles 68.00. Dept. of Vis ual Init. 3 00. R. Dickey 772 81, Dr. Duce 10.00, Dumas Domestic 9 !I2, Dunham Printing 33.9.1, East SHu Electric 3 38. Floyd Barnes 23 01, Fluhrer Bakeries 20 32. Kunes Bro. 63.13, F. Gallatin 33.40, General Tire Service 1.00, F. Grenory 2R 00. Groceteria 174.21. Haloid Xerox 17.30, Hamlin Motor 130.62. R. Haworth 118 48, J. Henson 13 75. Herb Market 80.91, Howard Steno. 2800, Hub hard Brothers 103.93, M. Hubbell 58.74, Hudsons Pharmacy 1.25, Hughes Photo 5-23, I. Huson 30.00. Ind. Truck 3.91, Int. Business Jackson County Health 40.00, Jackson County 454.00, Jackson County Planning 41.73. Jackson County Road Dept. 309.20. Jackson County Rural School 3377.89, Jack sonville Lhr. 3.73. Jewett Office Suimlv 24.54. Jims Produce 92.92. Joryonsens 233.89. Journal Print 2.00, Klockor Prlntery 16.40, Kor ner Farm 32.30, Dr. Lawsnn 10.00, E. Leach 100.72. Littrell Parts 54.88, Louise Home 30.00, Lovlnger .162.75, fticuuuocn ennni w.su, a M. Madden. Clerk 2.30. E M. Mad den, Trustee 1442. 50. E. M. Madden 100.00, Manns 8.81. M. Mattern 880. N. Mntteson 3R.59. Max-Sitr 1.65, Medical Economics 9.00, Med ford Hotel 14.70. Medford I.ab. 33.00, Medford Paint 20.19. Mod- ford Prtnttnc 390.83. Medford Stn tioncry 385.84, Medford, City of 41.20, Morcy Flights 83 20. Midway Meat 63.58. H. Miller 47.28, Miller Manufacturing 18.98. Modern Of fice Systems 25.25. Modern Plumb ing 2.61. Montgomery Ward 47.94. Moore 2.16. Motoroln 1366.55. B. Mullen 15.00. NntlonnI Assoc. 4.00, NiHional Hospital 629.63L Northwest Grocery 233.59, Office Boy 281.73, Ore. Food Store 20.00, Ore. Bar liio.OO, Ore. State College 6541.23, Otis 183.09. Pacific Telephone 1401.24, Pacific Forge 3 50. Pacific Fruit 73 03. Pierce Freight 9.42, Fosimnsier a.uu, u., rrovosi na.uu. Public Eninlovcs Relirement Board 3557.83. Public Employes Retire ment System 7B7.81, Pruitts 18.05, Ravsprny 1.30, Recordak 99.42, T. Rceder 15.00, R. Riechcos 10.00. Rogue Equip. 17.81: Rogue Flying 61.16, Rogue Valley Memorial 20.00, Rogue Valley Physicians 115.96. R. Stenhcnson 112.55. J. Rowden 8.56. Rural School Board 331.67. Sacred Heart 156.08, Snfe- wav is.uu, acnuss urocery loa-D, S. C. Jones 43.00. SlRiial Oil 833 27,1 Smith-Dynge 7.31. So. Ore. Signs 14.00. So. Ore. Supply 65.40, Stand ard Brands 123.39, State Ind. Acc. Comm. B4.40, Stevens Ness 10,77. St. Marys Home tor uoys an.uu, Suruicnl Sales 6.23. Swcms 6.00, Trowbridge Ik Flynn 13.60. U.S. Nnnonai uantt nvi.au. r, van Dyke 30.00, Villa St. Rose 38.83, Votghts Medford Office Equip. 18.81, Washington National Ins. 410.115. Western Hot Coffee 4.75, Western Hvwav Co. R33.3B. West ern Oil 4.50, Western Union 13.98, West Main Parmacy 86.21, West Publishing 26.00. Willamette Am bulance 30.50, Willamette Valley 31.70, H. Wllaon 45.00, Zellcrbach Pntini 30.20 ,., im tin Tlnlno '1.1 fin Hal 11 fell nn nm nine unnBiriiciian: a. iiinrn- 45.00, Hubbard Brothers 23.68. Jackson Countv Rood 5.36. E. Mndden, Trustee 11.50, National Hnsnltnl Assoc. 1B.40. Padaham Glass 150, Pittsburgh Plate Glass 33.91, Public Employes Retirement Board 13.00, Smith Dynce Lumber 370.32, State inci. acc. uomm. -mc, U. S. National Bank 61.80, Wash ington National Ins. 1.03. Civil Defense: J. Hicks 226.57, E. Peterson 80.50, R. Berg 4.38, Dc Leigh Motors 19.10. J. Hicks 16.39, Jnckaon County Road 10.62, E. M. Madden. Trustee 4.10, Med ford Stationery 8.00. Pacific Tela- pnone hjc, i'uoiic e-mpioyes itciiro ment Board 10.74. Rogue Travel Service 33.80, State Ind. Acc, 23.10, Washington National Ins. Co. 1.U3. Emergency: Ed Kittwcii io.oo. Juvenile Operation & Mainte nance Fund: R. swon 370.iiu, F. Swan 12.77. H, Weniel 121,01. H, Wenzcl 24.01, Bar-1 co 14.00. Becka 18.06. Bruco Bnuer Lbr. 4.93. Copco 100.39, Cnlif.-Pac 214,02, City Sanitary the New and Used car the Medford Mail Tribune! LEGAL NOTICES Service 3 50. Dept. of Finance 25c, Jims Produce 4128. Jorgensem 113 22, E. M. Madden. Trujtee 20 90, H. Miller 33.75. National Hospital Assoc. 13 55, Natural Gas Equip. 24.55. Pierce Freight 2 30. Public Employes Retirement Board 27 03, Quality Market 1.81, B. Sarff 31 5B. Schuis Wholesale Grocery 229.65. Sears 35 63, Smith Sales 34 44. So. Bear Creek 7 00. State Ind. Acc Comm. 144, Stones TV Service 15 05. U- S. Naticnal Bank 103.70. Wash National Ins. Co. 2.10. Vanco Product 13.40, Willa mette Valley 20.56. General Road Fund; Net pay ments for services of emplovees of Jackson County, Oregon: L. An drews 332 36, L. Bighum 311. 06, J. Burns 306.16, G. Huls 29691, J. Martin 312.01, A. Stlth 347.61. J. Sutton 268.21. G. Buchholt 291.33. I,. Burdahl 266 93. L. Culy 323 64. L. Daman 320 63. P. Hannaford 338 68, E. Harnlsh 327 30, J. Lmk 30t 03. M. Tryon 313 99. J. Bald win 293 36. R. Bcrrimnn 291.73, H, Brown 293.42, C, Culy 203 3(1. M. Griffin 224.78, L. Hartman 322 24, W. Martman 335.97, D. Herndon 278 46. S. Johnson 364 71, R. VftURhn 339.68. C. Baker 303.21, M. Boat 343 61. H Dooms 320 26. R. Flngg 300 38. J. Merritt 321.08, C. Perdue 333 98. B Austin 307.53. W. Brown 263 74, H. Carstenscn 535 28. D. Dow 372.11, R. Fitzger ald JJ.7U, ti . ueigie 4IW.4H, u Ivie 269.44, R. Levison 2R7 79, O, Prultt 263 74. L. Shorev 353.36. V. Smith 321 20, K. Walker 341.93. W Winkler 178 14. O. Ahbott 279 01, E. Accorne 308 29, D. nakar 326.95. J. Henms 330.:t.V W, liencii .128. 5H A. Black 277.32. W. Blancett 277.37. E. Boarrlman 328.12. C Bourne 318 27, Wm. Ilrogan 362.16. G. Bufftngton 341.71. J. Burdcll 303.30, C. Calkins 16.44. N. Cava 286.86, W. Chapman 373.33. O, Chemiut 330.33, C. Chltdors 296.91, R. Clark 318 90. D. Clifford 341.68. E. Clough 197.26, C. Comitock 285.27, J. Conner 337.65. F. Cook 303 36, E Cooper 256.70, E. Cooper n. uoverciaie a;i3.4i, u Ciumlev 323.15. E. Culver 337.63, L. Cutburth 353 98, J. Danford 319.11, C. Dean 314.21. R. Dill, worth 326.77. C. Dooms 292,01. W Dooms 33534, W. Dowcn 302.85. W. Duncan 260.83. G. Dutton 321.82. E. Earl 33058. J. Karl 2H3.29, I Earl 276 66. J. Eatherton 323 15, H Ferns 317.97, D. Floyd 331.81, F, Foust 342.73. W. Garner 378 08. D Goddard 278,20, C. Goodnight 21)8. in, tt. uucnes mm .47, a. Had dock 307.30. I. Hall 306.40. R. Hnr ntsh 313.77. S. Harris 383.32. S. Hartbauer 276 68. B. Hatch 321.14. W. Hatch 275 33, E. Henderson 327,03, G. Hillman 34U.80, T. Hora 308.10, W. Irons 316,80, M. Jacoh son 346.23. C. Jcnks 286.23. R. Johnson 312.31. A. Jones 315.83, H. Jones 33R.55. E. Kantnr 338 64. H Kantor 326.97, C. Keeney 33G.70, J. Keller 292.88, M. Kinyon 331.28, K. Kite 318.90, I. Larson 331 88. N. Lehman 302,04. A. Lester 345,52, R. Lomns 303.80, P. Lynch 282.92, J. Maps ton 286.70, E. Marshall 335.85. J. McFadden 227.30, R. Merritt 350.86. C. Michael 250.41, C. Michael 348 80, J. Miller 368.83, B. Moore 348 28, M. Morse 316.30. E. Music 314.33, J. Nlkodym 241.84, M. Owens 230.08, J. Perdue 297.03, K. Pierce 352.5B, J. Prultt 313.70, D, Rawllngs 279.05, L. Ray 331.33, R. Rinabnrgcr 333.05, G, Robertson 382.01. D Scott 2U4.95, 3. Shearln 326.75, F. Shermnn 339.66, F. Skip ley 319.87, J, Shope 386.90, S. Sho rev 300.53. I. Shuck 260.00, R. Sim mons 328.92, P. Smith 328,92, W. Summer 316.94. J. Snradling 301 87, II. Stout 341.09. D. Sweet 350.76, D. Svkes 316.60. E. Th anin 344,12, ll. lone ii.mi. vanncrpooi 339 80, L. Varncr 348.73, C. Ver- ictrcn a.ii.iii. u. waioen aii.wn W. Walker 300.89, II. Wallace 254.26, A. Wattenberp 37U.H... E. White 307.00, G, Williams 317.52, T. Wright 307.96. Payments for supplies, services nnd equipment for Jackson County Road Dept.: ABC Supply 1.00. Am. Steel 341.11. Ashlnnd. City of 4.30, Bnlzer Machinery 95.53, Barco 5.20, Bcnrinn Sales 04.24. uergman snop 6.72. Boston Gcnr Works 2,07. Bruce Bauer Lbr. 40.69, Copco 369.00, Cal Ore 083.26, Centrnl Pump 11.34. Chain Saw Snles 38,84, Chucks Truck 69.52. Colycar Mo tor 383.27. Consolidated 3.60. Cour tesy unevroiei on.na, .raier nuio 390.64, Crater Lake Machinery 10.85. Crater Lake Motors 2836. M. uummins uiesei ox wicniora i.no, nenn & Tavlnr Pontlac 29.50. Du- mns Laundry 12.02, Eagle Point Wnter s.OO, Eatherton I'.ngino l.fa, E. H. Mann Co. 3.40, Electric Sup ply 23.80, Fairbanks Morse 88.57, Farmers Lbr. 479.97, Fowler En gineering 95D.33. Fyr-Fvter 101.55. Gardners Machine 19 60, Gcnernl Bearing Co. 43.09, Gold Hill, City ot 2.70. Haupert 276.31, Hlbhards 12.24. Hoopers Radiator 54.90, How ard Cooper 1371.03, Htibbnrd Bros, mini i., ai nr mi in ternational Harvester 370.34, Iver- son Printing 120.94. J. Johnson 7.25. L. McLaren 396.60. Llttrell Parts 331.82, Loggers Contractors 287.08, E. M. Madden, Trustee 1181.20. M. c. Lsinincer 272 1. ho. Medford, City of 9.00, Medford Concrete 43,40, Medford Distribu tors 36.00. Medford Lumber 6.80. Medford Plato Glass 4B.1B, Mcrlford Saw Shop 6.00, Medford Stationery Store 6.22, Medford, City of 5 85. Mid Coast Dlst. 10.00. Mike Radia tor 11.30, Mines neat cover au.n.i, Modern Plumbing 8 20, Monarch PAY ' r " "ti'h in -"irM ... LEGAL NOTICES 26.60. Moore Steel 932.44. M & W Chain 28.10. National Hospital 1193.35, N. D. Madden 7.90, Office Stationery 159. 60, O. K. Rubber 9 00. Ore. Liquid Gas 3792, Ore, Nevada Freight 0 85, Ore, Tire 536.70, Pacific Telephone 3303, Padgham GIhss 16.10, Parioni Mo tor 29.47. Paul Smiths baw 1180, Pittsburgh 4 73, Power Transmis sion 27.54, Public Employes Re tirement Board 1877.12, Re'trument Board 60.03. Rogue Equip. Salts 1344.29, Rush Electric 358.03, Sam Jennings 82 56, Senter Tool Service 30.35. Sherwin Williams 2.00, L. anuicy o , v. amun w.uu, u. Suavely 60 00, So. Ore. Bearing Sales 365 29. Standard Oil 603.Q9. Stevens Corp. 126 23. Strceter-Amet 200.07 Texaco 4709.14, Thrift Auto 1035, Trowbridge St Flynn 09 32. Union Oil 143 76, U. S. National Bank 6526 90. Vanco 44.00. Wash ington National Ins. 159.60. West iiiffhouse 69 23, Weyerhaeuser Co. 80 40. Willamette Valley 02.87, Witham Parts 28 95. SUMMONS Case No. til-158-E IN THlu CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ST A IE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY HILDA HAGEHERG. also known S H1LDUR HAGEBERG, Plaintiff, vs, DAVE WERNER and If he b married JANE DOE WERNER; L M. LANG LEY and If he be married JANE DOE LANGLEY; W F. KERNIN and JANE DOS KERNIN if he be married; the unknown heirs of any of the abovo named persons who may be dead; and all other persons or parlies unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or Inter est in and to the real property described In the complaint herein, Defendant. TO: DAVE WERNER and if he h married JANE DOE WERNER; L M. LANGLEY and if he be married JANE DOE LANGLEY; W. F. KEIININ and JANE DOE KERNIN if he bo married; the unknown heirs of any of the above named persons who may be 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 here in. Defendants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You nnd each of you are required to appear nnd answer. me cnmpiaim niea against you m the above entitled suit on or he fore four (4) weeks from the data of first publication of this Sum mons, If you fall so to appear nnd answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for In the Com plaint on file herein; that is; That plaintiff be decreed to ba the soiQ jwncr in fee simple of the (ott iwlng described real prop erty located in Jackson County Oregon, lo-wit: Lou one tl) and two (2), th East halt of the Northwest Quar ter and the North Hair if the Northeast Quarter if Section IB in Township 33 South R.inge 4 West of the Willamette Meri dian In Jnckson County, Oregon. And that title thereto be forever quletro in the plaintiff, and that the defendants nnd all of them ba decreed to have no right, title, estate, interest, claim or Hen in snid property and that the defend ants and each and all of them ba forever barred and enjoined from asserting any right, title, estate, Interest, claim or lien In said prop erty and that the defendants and each and all of them be forever barred end eniolned from assert ing any rignt, uue, estate, nen or Interest in or to said premise! or any part thereof adverse to tho pininuti, ana mat piainiui navo such other and further relief as to the court may seem just and. equitable and that plaintiff shall recover costs and disbursements only against any appearing and contesting defendants. This summons is pumisneci ny order of the Honorable Edward C. Kelly, Circuit Judge, dated the 24th dy of February. 1961.- Date of first publication March 3, 1961. GENE Li. brown ana R GENE SMITH Attorneys for Plaintiff 20(5 Wing Building Grants Pass, Oregon NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County Probate Department In the Matter of the Estate of Whcldon F. Blddle, deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN' that I have been appointed Execu trix of the above estate by on order made therein on March 15th, 1081; all creditor! having claims against said deceased aro hereby notified to present the same, duly verified and with oroncr vouchers attached, to me at the office of Roberts, Kclltngton. Brnnchfield & Heffernnn. Standard Insurance Building, 71 1 East Main Street, Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published at Medford, Oregon, this 17th day of March, 1961. Margaret R. Blddle Executrix
