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UOAl NOTICES
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
; No. ioim
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE
- . STATE Or ORECON FOR THE
COUNTY OF JACKSON
'D THE MATTER OV THE ESTATE
or:' OF
-' ANZONETTA GLASS HESSEL
. CRAVE, DECEASED. .t .
NoUce li hereby given that T.
K- Orion Glut, Executor of the above
entitled estate, bu filed hli final
' account and petition for distribu
tion, and that the ath day of May,
lflfll, at 10:00 o'clock a.m. at the
Court Room of laid Court, have
'bean appointed as the time and
' place for the hearlnf thereof. All
S arsons lntereited are required,
len and there, to ahow cause, It
ij.any there be why laid account
y;' anould not be approved and dU-
V" tnouuon jnaae.
T. Orion Glais,
Executor
J. F. FlteMl, Jr.,
Attorney for Executor
! NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
ri.KCTION AND MEETING
? f I VOTICR IS HEREBY QIVEN.
' if , In compliance with Sec. 331.010,
! ORS, to the legal voters of School
', District No. 04, of Jackson County,
1 State of Oregon, that the ANNUAL
SCHOOL ELECTION AN LI BUSt l -;
inr nf ulii nistrint will be held
' ? at Plnehurst School; between the
.?'- hours of 1 P.M. and 8 P.M. on the
, first Monday of May, being the 1st
day of May, A D. 1081, tor the pur
i pose of:
i ElecUon of 1 school district dl
t . rector for a Syear term.
I . ElecUon of 1 Rural board mem
i ber Zone 5 for a 3 year term.
J . ' ElecUon of Rural board member
I , at large a year term,
'V ,,, DATED, this 12th day of April,
f ... ATTEST: - , ,
Mildred D. Laird '
.? . School District Clerk
rnvilA T.airit
. , Chairman Board of Directors
NOTICE dr SCHOOL ELECTION
; . UPON QUESTION OF INCREAS
i ' INO TAX LEVY OVER AMOUNT
' ' LIMITED BY SECTION 11, AR
. . TICLE XI, STATE CONSTITU-
ziun
( NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
' , that an elecUon will be held In
. " School District No. 04 of Jackson
- ,i' county, State ororegon. from JjOO
?: P.M. to 8:00 P.M. on May 1, 1081.
i at Plnehurst School In said school
district, for the purpose of submit
ting to the legal voters of said dis
trict the quesUon of increasing
the tax levy for the fiscal year
, luoi-ltfo:f over wie inwuiii nu
.... by section 11, arUcle XI, of the
Constitution of Oregon.
; The reasons for tnoraasing such
levy are:
- ' School District No. 04 has no tax
; base, tnereiore u re netiowiwy
... ... tha antlra IMW.
The amount of tax, In excess of
' the 6 limitation, proposed w am
' levied for said fiscal year Is 014,-
??v" Dated this Hth dayof April,
loei.
- ATTEST' '
! . """Mildred D. Laird
., ' District Clerk
, r-lvria rird
J ' Chalrrhan Board of Directors
RESOLUTION NO. Mi
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUN
: CIL OF THE CITY OF GOLD HILL,
! nmnnN mac ine iduuwiiih uiu-
s 1 nosed amendment to the Charter
i of said City be end the same is
' '' 'hereby proposed for submission to
i , the legal voters of said City for
, their adopUon or rejection at a
, ., ... special elecUon to be held as In
' this Resolution -provided.
' CHARTER AMENDMENT SUB
v. u. . MITTED TO THE yOTERS BY
THE COUNCIL. ;
. ; m; AN ACT. .
r - j, To Amend the Charter of the
! City of Oold Hill, Cgon, by
K adding thereton CHAPTER SIX,
i, '. Section 31, authorising the 1s-
auance of water purification
i plant bonds In the sum of One
,i Hundred Twenty Thousand Dol
A lars (ia0,00p.00). L
the people of the city of
gold hill do ordain as
; follows: , . .
'5 That tha Chartar oi City of
v Gold Hill, Oregon, b amended
I bv adding thereto Chapter Six,
.i Hm ba a rMmA aa f oltowBl
h - City CouneU of Via City of
1 .1 r...4 feiil ! AtithAriaad .t& con-
j atr,u,t a watav Burltlcatlon Slant,
;' and to finance the construction
". and acqulslUon thereof by the
i Issuance of 1130,000.00 general
! , obligation oonas or siiu w,
' t ' such bonds to be secured by the
, , .' water revenues of the City and
i '; to bear not exceeding alx per
J cent interest ana to oe peyauie
,i ' it aerially not exceeding iff years,
.1 and to be otherwise in such
'i form, payable bearing sucn in-
1 tereat rata and payable in such
I i manner as directed by the City
' V CouncU. sueh bonds to be paid
ii ". by the levy, assessment and col-
? ... leeUon of water revenues to the
. ltv and ad valorem taxea each
T year in- addlUon to other taxti
; ' required to be levied In amounts
I , sufficient to pay said bonds as
( ' they mature, together with the
!"." Interest thereon,
i Malthap 4h ffeht ltmltatlonB nor
the Ui llmltaUons conUlnad in
i V the Charter of the Cttr shall
1 ply to tha bonds hereby autho-
? V RMOLVED, rURTHER. that ht
J following ballot tlUa la adopted tor
i . .aa 0 amenamenv:
J. CHARTER AMENDMENT
V Submitted to the Voters by the
f raunelll
5 Shall the Charter of tha City of
.- lib Gold Hlu, Oregon, oe amenoeu
. v Kv Hrftna thavatn Chautav SIX.
' - Haollnn 99. nrnvidina for the is-
J suance of One Hundred Twenty
' ... Thnnaand Dollars fliaO.00D.0Ol
general obllgaUon bonda of the
! " City to provide funds with which
. ; to construct and acquire a wafer
, : puriflcaUon plant, and provld
Ing tor payment of said bonds
ana me interest uiareuu uy wvi
aaaaiament and collecUon Ol
,-! .' water revenues and by a tax
fi levy?
? : 100 YES U
) !' Inl i NO -
RESOLVED, FURTHER, that this
resolution for a proposed charter
amendment submitted to the vot
i v iers by the Counell be filed with
' the Recorder for submission to the
i t. legal voters of said city for their
y AdopUon or rejection to be voted
on at a special election, which said
' . elecUon is hereby called to be held
on the 8th day of MAY, 1061.
i RESOLVED, FURTHER, that the
i Recorder be and he Is Instructed
I i to give noUce of said elecUon by
' publication of this resolution In
lull In the Medford Mall Tribune, a
newspaper published In the County
: t of Jackson, State of Oregon, once
aaoh week- for two successive
; weeks, the first publicaUon there
of to be more than fifteen (IB) days
' -J prior to the elecUon. The Recorder
shall also post noUces of elecUon
In at least six (8) public and con
1 , aplcuous places In the City at
' least ten (10) days prior to sum
; election, one of said noUces to be
at the place of elecUon. which
. : united nnticei shall state the time.
place and purposes of the elecUon
put neca not cuninin . uie &uii
amendment
- RESOLVED, FURTHER, that the
ffth day of MAY, 1081. between the
legal voting hours on said date,
that is, irom o:w o ciock a.iu, to
' 1:00 o'clock P.M. Is hereby desig
nated as the time for holding said
lection, ana we lonowina pomni
nlace and the followlne ludaes am
Clerks are hereby designated and
appointed aa the place and officials
, to conduct said lection: :
. Polling Place: Old City Hall
Building. Judges: Lottie Frost, and
Nora Haiiey. tiaras; rwmsi iraiivvr,
aH vuolvn Thnmnann.
- RESOLVED, FURTHER, that the
Recorder la Instructed to notify
aid Judgea and Clerks, prepare
the necessary ballots and other
lection auppues, ana wn win
r acUon necessary In the con-
.., nt M alatlnn.
i WHEREAS, It Is necessary for
tha peace, health and safely of tha
olty that the elecUon herein pro
vided for shall be held at the
earliest data possible and in order
t so to aa wis resqiuuon "Ei1
Smedintelv. NOW, THE RK FORE,
' -' j ! UN EMERGENCY Ii hsreDV ae
- :f miart.it tn Avitt and thli resolution
i thsll o Into force and effect upon
; Its adoption ana approval.
s ' .X "Adopted by the CouncU thli
i i v' 12th day of April, 19-1.
1 - ' Signer! and fiDDroved by tnt
mayor inia lain iy v nini
i 7 W. StelnmeU
Mayor
I J Atteit:
J ' Ferd W. Jonea
FRIDAY. APRIL 21, 1961
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HRARINfl
Notice 1 herehv 0ivn that thp
Jackson County Court will hold a
public hearing In the Auditorium
of the County Court Home, Med
ford, Oregon, Wednesday, April
26, 19S1 at 8 o'clock P.M., for the
Surpose oi discussing the Applied,
on of "00 Auto Wreckers." Talent
Oregon, for license tn onerate an
Auto Wrecking Yard. An persons
uueresieo are urgea to attend.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this
4uw uay oi April, juoi.
Earl M. Miller
County Judge '
Chester H. Wendt
County Commissioner
E. H. Taylor
County Commissioner
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR
JA(JK.SUN COUNTY
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Eitate of
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that I have been appointed by the
Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Jackion County as Execu
tor of the eitate of Fredda Elsie
Davison, aeceased. ana have tiuiv
qualified. All persons havlnf claims
Bgainai sua estate are nereoy
notified to oreaent them, with oro-
per vouchers and duly verified, to
me, at the offices of Kelly & Grant,
Attorneys, luuo js. Main btreet.
Medford, Oregon, within six
months from the date of this
notice.
DATED at Medford, Oregon, this
dl aay oi marcn, iwoi.
LAURENCE W. DAVISON
Executor )
KELLY Ac GRANT .
Attorneys for Executor
The Mall Building . :
100S East Main Slreet
Medford, Oregon
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
ELECTION AND MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, In
cmpliance with Sec. 331.010, ORS,
w ina jegai voters oi ctcnooi uis-
met mo. 40, oi JecKson county,
State of Oregon, that the ANNUAL
SCHOOL ELECTION AND MEET-
inu nr saia uistricc win oe held
at Applegate School; between the
hours of 2 P.M and 8 P.M. on the
first Monday of May, being the
first day of May, A.D, 1961, for
the purpose of:
Submitting to the legal voters of
said district the Question of levy
: lng a tax' for iho fiscal year
1061-62 In the amount of 30,-
. 903.88.
Electing a local director for a
five year term, and a Rural
: Board member at large for a
inrcu year term.
iflDATED, this 10 day of April,
ATTEST:
Jeanne H. Hill
School District Clerk
Lester Hill
Chairman, Board of Directors
NOTICE OP SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
No. 10323 .
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
H I ATE Of ORECON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY .
In the Matter of the Estate
CORA MOORE. i '
Deceased.
NOTICE Ifl rnCBRRV niVRN
that the underslfi-ned. A. E. Piazza.
administrator, with Will annexed,
of the estate of Cora Mooro, de
ceased, will sell at private sale on
or after the hour of 10:00 a.m. on
the 8th day of May, 1001, at the
Sfflce of Harbison and Piazza. 201
nitod States Nntlnnnl Rank
Building, Medford, Oregon, for
cash or upon such terms as may
be agreed upon, the following de
scribed real property situated In
Jackson County, Oregon, to-wlt:
Lot 18, Block 10 of LAUREL
HURST ADDITION tn tha Clfv
of Medford.
toaether with ; alt the tenements.
hereditamenta and appurtenances
wiereunto oeionging, or an any
wise appertaining.
aaia saie wut oe lor cash, or
upon such terms as may be approved-
subject to the confirma
tion of this Court,
'inis notice la pumtshed pursu
ant to an Order of tha ahnva an-
titled Court, dated the 8th day of
rtpni. laoj,
: DATED AND FIRST PUBLISH
ED this 7th day of April, 1081.
A. E. Piazza,
, .;- ) Administrator
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
ELECTION AND MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in
compliance with See. 331.010. ORS,
ui in a ieaai voiara ot aennni ijih.
trlot No B49C. of Jackson Countv.
Bute oi Oregon, that the ANNUAL
SCHOOL ELECTION AND MEET
ING of said district will be held
at tha- folio wins' DoHinn nlncen. to
win At uie ajaciHon fitcmeniary
ocnooi, tisnarion niemeniory
School. Lincoln Elementarv Srhnn1.
Roosevelt Elementary School,
nuiuniwn jLiemeniary a o n o o i.
Oak Grove Elementary School,
West Side Elementary School,
Hoover Elementary School, Wilson
Elementary School, Griffin Creek
Slementary School, Jacksonville
lementary School, Ruch Elemen
tary School, Howard Elementary
School, and Lone Pine Elementary
School (see below for more specific
Instructions with letrnrri in nlnn-
tton precincts); between the hours
of a;00 P. M. and 8:00 P. M. on
the first Monday of May, being the
first day of May, A. D. 1061, let tho
following purposes:
1, Election of one District Dlreo
. tor for School District No.
B4BC for a term of five years.
I, Election of one Rural Board
member, Zone a, for a term
of three years.
S, Eleotlon of one Rural Board
member-at-large for a term of
inree- years.
PRECINCT HOlTWnAIlTES Nit
tlce Is hereby further given thnt
the district school hoard nf (tnirt
school district for the purpose of
uie i ores ma election nas divided
said school district Into fourteen
election precincts, to wit: Those
icgany quaiiueo. voters living wiuv
in the attenrtnnce area nf the Jnok.
son Elementary School shnll vote
at tne jnctcson Elementary school;
Those leitn.lv ounlified voters liv
ing within the attendance area of
the Jefferson Elementary School
shall vote at the Jefferson Elemen
tary School; Those legally qualified
voters living within the attendance
area of the Lincoln Elementary
School shall vote at the Lincoln
Elementary School; Those legally
qualified voters living within the
attendance area of Roosevelt Ele
mentary School shall vote at the
Roosevelt Elementary School;
Those leu all V Qualified vntem liv
ing within the attendance area of
tne Washington Elementary School
shall vote at the Washington Ele
mentary Sehool; Those legally
qualified voters living within the
attendance area of the Oak Grove
Elementary School shall vote at
tne uaK urove Elementary School;
Those leeallv Qualified voters liv
ing within the attendance area of
the West Side Elementary School
shall vote at the West Side Ele
mentary Sehool: Those legnllv
qualified voters living within the
aucnaance area or tne Hoover Ele
mentary School shall vote at the
Hoover Elementary School! Thru
legally qualified voters living with
in the attendance area of the Wil
son Elementary School shall vote
t me wuson jLiemeniary scnooi
Those legally qualified voters liv
ing within the attendance area of
the Griffin Creek Elementary
School shall vote at the Griffin
Creek Elementary School; Those
legaiiy qualified voters living with
in the attendance area of the Jack.
sonvllle Elementary School shall
vote at tne jacKsonvuie Eiemcn
tary School; Those legally quail
uea voters living witnin tne at
tendance area of the Ruch Ele
mentary School shall voir at thn
Ruch Elementary School; Those le
g-any quauneo voters living witnin
the attendance area of the Howard
Elementary School shall vntm nt
ine Howard Elementary School;
Those legally qualified voters liv
Ina Within the attendance area nf
the Lone Pine Elementary School
shall vote at tho Lone Pine Ele
mentary School.
Dated this eleventh day of April,
1UUI.
ATTEST:
Wilson G Sitter
District Clerk
Edward Branchfield "
Chairman Board ot Director!
A DOG'S LIFE
Madison, Wis. - (UPD - The
Dane county sheriff's depart
ment has listed Hector, a
police dog, as its most over
worked and, underpaid em
ployee. During March, when
Hector's expenses totaled
$17.23, he put on demonstra
tions for 1,800 persons, re
sponded to 11 calls, assisted
in one arrest, trained for 25
hours and searched four build
ings. LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OP HEARING
ON PINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has filed her
Final Account as Executrix of the
Estate of ESTHER SHOCK, de
ceased, and Monday, the 32nd day
ot may, at tne nour ot B:ao
o'clock a.m. in the Circuit Court
room of the County Courthouse at
meaiora, jacKson uoumy, uregon,
has been set by tha Court as the
time and place for the hearing of
objections to said Final Account,
the setUement thereof and the
determination or uie heirs ox the
said Esther Shock, deceased.
. MARY ELLA QUESENBERRY,
, executrix oi tne estate oi
Esther Shock, Deceased,
NOTICE OF PUBLIC IIRARINO
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
at 7:30 o'clock PJU. on the 4th
day of May. 1961 in the Council
Chambers of the City Hall in the
City of Medford, Oregon, there
shall be a public hearing by and
before the City Council of said city
on the Question of amendlmr Ordi
nance No. 0135 by changing the
zoning of the following described
area within said city, to-wit: Being
an area at the intersection of
Central Avenue end Jackson
street, more particularly described
aa follows:
Beginning at tho Southeast
corner of Lot No. SS of Highland
AddlUon to the City of Medford.
according to the official plat
' inoreoi, now oi recora in jbck
son County, Oregon; thence
North along the West boundary
of North Bartlett Stmet .inn itt
to the Northeast corner of Lot
mo. 2a oi said Addition; thence
West 125 feet to the Northwest
corner of said Lot No. 2fl thenm
North 66 feet to the Northwest
corner or Lot Ho. 30 of said Ad.
ditlon: thence Northeasterly tn
the most-easterly corner of Lot
no. a ox saia Aaaiuon; tnence
North 35 West, 127.5 feet to the
most northerly corner of said
i(Oi no. a; tnence Boutn, OS'
West. 13S feet to the mnnt-wr-Bt.
erly corner of Lot No. 40 of said
Addition; thence southwesterly
to most-northerly corner of Lot
no. 4, didck no. v ox aeauy s
Addition to Medford, according
to the official plat thereof, now
of record; thence southwesterly
104 feet to the most-westerly
corner of said Lot No, 4 and
Deing on tne nortneasteriy boun
dary of North Central Avenue;
thence southeasterly along said
avenue boundary to an Intersec
tion with the North boundary of
east sjocKgon a tree t; tnence east
erly along the North boundary
of EaBt Jackson Street to the
nolnt of heclnnlntr.
from Class HI A, Limited Commer
cial to Class IIIB. Commercial
District.
a. T, Huson
Recorder-Treasurer
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received hv
the Jackson County Court at the
Courthouse at Medford, Oregon, on
or before 10:00 A.M., on the 5th
dBV of Mav. lflfll. fnr th furnish
ings of two (2) three-quarter ()
tun pick-up u-ucki ior tne county
Road Department.
Instructions to bidders and speci
fications can be obtained at the
office of the County Engineer or
the office of the County Clerk.
JACKSON COUNTY COURT
Earl M. Miller
County Judge
Chester H. Wendt
County Commissioner .
E. H. Taylor
County Commissioner
ADVERTISEMENT FOR MI.fl
Sealed bids will be received by
the Jackson County Court on or
before 10:00 A.M., May 3, 1001, for
uie iurniBnina oi two w a-wneei
maintenance type loaders for tho
Jackson County Road Department.
Instructions to bidders and speci
fications for this equipment may be
ifcn at me omce oi tne uounty
Clerk or the office of the County
Engineer
JACKSON COUNTY COURT
Earl M. Miller
County Judge
Chester H. Wendt
County Commissioner
E. H, Taylor
County Commissioner
NOTICE OF HEARING
ON FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY, PROBATE DE
PARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of Dora
E. Wiflht. deeeanftH
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has filed her Fi
nal Account and Report in the
above entitled estate, and that by
order of the Circuit Court In and
for Jackson County, Oregon, Pro-
dhio ucpariment, a neanng upi
tne same nas oaen set for Monday.
May 22, 1061, in the Circuit Court
Room at the Court House In Med
ford, Jackson County, Oregon, at
the hour of 0:30 o'clock A.M.
All persons having objections
thereto are hereby notified to pre
sent the same on or before suoh
Ume.
Dated this 31st day of April, 1961.
Vetabelle P. Carter, Executrix
jKoooris, Wellington, eurancnueia
& Heffernan
Attorneys for Executrix
notice to cnEniTonn
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY, PROBATE DE-
In the Matter
of
the Estate of George B. Carpenter,
deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
I have been appointed Administra
tor of the above estate by an or
der made therein on April 20th.
1901; all creditors having claims
against said deceased are hereby
notified to present the same, duly
verified and with proper vouchers
attached, to me at the office of
Roberts, Kelllngton, Branchfleld &
Heffernan, Standard Insurance
Bujldlng, Medford, Oregon, with
in six months from the date of
this notice.
Dated and first published at Med
ford, Oregon, this 21st day of
Apru, iwoi.
H. B. Murphy
Administrator
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals addressed to the City of Medford. Oregon and
endorsed 'Proposal for Street Construction Projeot" will be received
at the office of the City Recorder until 11:00 A.M. on May 1. lflfll and
thereafter will bo publicly opened and read and will then be referred
to the Cltv Council.
Tho proposed work consists of
course, aspnnitic concrete pavement, euros ana gutters ior tne con
struction of 4th Street from Riverside to the West end of the bridge
and from the East end of the bridge to Its connecUon with Jackson
aireet
The principal items upon which
l, Hearing
a. Embankment In Placa
3. Base Material 4.030
4. Levelling Course 4,030
5. Sprinkling . . 33
0. Curb and Gutter 830
7. Asphaltlc Concrete Pavement 3.030
8. Concrete Sldewalka 330
9. Concrete Driveways 68
10. Construct Curb Inlets 2
11 13" Pipe Including Excavation 34
IS. Remove Concrete Curbs 17B
13. Remove Concrete Walks and
Plans. SdccIaI Provision. General Soeclflcations. and Contract
Agreements may be obtained at the office of the City Manager, City
Hall, Medford, Oregon.
Bids must be accompanied by a certified check, equivalent to 3
of the proposal payable to the City Treasurer ot the City of Medford,
Oregon to guarantee that tf a proposal Is accepted, a contract will be
entered Into and its performance secured. A Bidder's bond to like
effect and amount with a corporate surety thereon licensed to do
business as such In the Slate of Oregon will be acceptable for this
Sroject. Bids must ba In writing and signed by or on behalf of the
Iddcr.
Bidders shall prequallfy as provided under Sections, by the law
under Sections 279 013, 370.014. and 379.018. Oregon Revised Statutes.
All of the provisions of Chapter 837 Oregon Laws, 1939, relating
to wage rates to be paid on all Contracts for Public Works in this
State, must be compiled with.
The Cllv of Medford reserves the right to reject any and all bids
and accept such bids as are to the best Interests of the City.
Dated April II, 1981
Correspondence School's idea May Ease Jobless Problem
By HENRY J. BECHTOLD
UPI Financial Editor
New York -ffl?D- The unem
Dloyment problem is going to
be with us for a while, but
I n ternational
Cor respond-
ence Schools
believes it has
one way of
easing the sit
uation a bit
It said ac-
celerated
home - study
training offers
BechtoM a quick and
effective system to prepare
idle workers for shifts into
new occupations.
ICS President John C. Vil-
laume declared that the eff ec-
Small
Worlds
Around
Us
LynnW.
Watktns
(Reenter Trlbnne Syndicate, 1961)
Ever Hear Tree Frogs
Singing in The Rain?
Because he usually lives In
a tree, some folks call him
the squirrel tree frog. He has
suction cups on his toes, flew-
absorbers on his stomach,
ereen oolorinc in his skin pig
ment, a light in his eyes, a
song in his heart.
For a little guy with just
three toes to a foot, he can ac
complish some remarkable
stunts in tree climbing, or
even walking calmly on a
sheer perpendicular surface.
It's all done with suction
cups. These highy developed
cups, with which the tree frog
is equipped, adhere readily to
any surface, rough, smooth,
irregular, or a combination of
all three.
Not Many Slips
Like his relatives, he gets
to the places where he wants
to go by jumping, but unlike
his relatives that live in
ponds, he lives in trees, and
does it dangerously. Without
a thought of danger he will
jump from . one limb to
another.
Hiding on a leaf or In a
crevice, he feeds on insects,
worms or anything thai
crawls, and Is small enough to
fit into his mouth. He changes
his color to match his sur
roundings. Usually he is a dell,
cat shade of leaf-green, with
a white or yellow stripe along
both sides ot his slender,
graceful body.
His skin is very soft, with
the shine of fine pottery. On
his little underside is a series
of fine pores that have a blot
ter-like action, absorbing wat
er from any wet surface. He
can take in his necessary
moisture at the same time he
is bug hunting. He has a
front-hinged tongue which he
unconsciously always keeps
covered with a sticky sub
stance to which the hapless
bug adheres.
Few people ever see. these
lllliputian frogs, In' spite of
the fact that they are rather
plentiful. More people are fa
miliar with his voice, for it is
the squirrel tree frog that
usually becomes enthusiasti
cally vocal just before a sum
mer shower. The male alone
has the voice. The little fe
male just sits nearby and en
joys his serenade.
Signal to Sing
One hot summer afternoon,
we watched as storm clouds
piled up overhead. The first
big drops fell at the same
instant that a wild tree-frog
chorus filled the air. They
had all' been waiting for the
signal and they responded
joyously. Even the downpour
failed to drown out the clam
or. For several minutes the
rain came down, then, as if
some mighty hand had turned
the handle, it stopped.
At the same second the frog
chorus stopped, as if their
calls and the rain were all at
tached to the same lever.
Later, the rain began again
and with it the tree-frog
serenade, almost keeping
time to the rhythm of the fall
ing water. There they all
were, hilariously, "singing in
the rain." '
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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE,
tiveness of the administra
tion's depressed areas bill will
be greatly enhanced by utiliz
ing home study programs to
facilitate that section of the
law which seeks to curb struc
tural employment by appro
priating $14.5 million to re
train unemployed workers.
Such retraining, he added,
will help workers find new
jobs in less critical fields
Committee Okays
Police Pay Raise
'. Salem - (BID - The Ways
and Means Committee Thurs
day night approved pay in
creases for the state police,
ranging from $65 a month to
$125 a month more.
. The measure, which went
to the House floor, would
bring recruits to $4,680 per
year; privates to $5,640; pri
vates first class $6,480; cor
porals $6,780; sergeants $7,
200; lieutenants $8,100; and
captains $9,000.
If the legislature approves
a new Department of Social
Services, the department di
rector would have a salary
rate of $16,000 to $19,500.
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Need Aptitude Tests
He explained that the first
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programs is for competent
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and educational backgrounds
of workers either laid off or
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American scientists should de
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thought "we would make a
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Dunn, N.C. - (UPD - James T.
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Yearby 252 votes. He came in
third in a four-way race.
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about to be discharged to de
termine other occupations for
which they might qualify.
After it is determined what
direction the retraining should
should take, Villaume said ar
rangements can be made to
procure correspondence cours
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at home or in classes organ
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firms.
And while this retraining
is in progress, the firms in
volved should be exploring
employment needs In other
Industries so that workers
with jobs will know where
new opportunities exist, ac
cording to the Scranton, Pa.,
firm's plan.
Large Market Change
Looking beyond the present
unemployment crisis, the ICS
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with the available work force
will be further complicated in
this decade by drastic changes
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in the complexion of the la
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While the nation's popula
tion should rise 17 per cent
to 210 million by 1B70, Vil
laume noted that the number
of 20-24 year-olds will grow
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: Among the youngest work
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7.5 million will not have com
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will not go to college. Yet
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