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ti .j,,.. f,-; z . f . 1,1, 'lv l-tfc. .- : r-- h4L-0 "'v. m,w,ntM4m,, r , a... aa,!, 1400TH PATIENT - M. A. (Abby) Green, Green was being taken to Portland for 1118 East Main St., well-known valley mu- emergency treatment of a foot infection at tician, who for many years has played the the Good Samaritan hospital. At the left is piano and organ at the Rogue Valley Coun- George Milligan, Mercy Flights' pilot. Mercy try club, was the 1400th patient flown by Flights' first patient-flight was made in Mercy Flights air ambulance plane. He is January, 1950. The non-profit organization shown above receiving a lunch for the trip is supported by annual subscriptions as well to Portland last Friday from James Dun- as flight fees from non-subscribers, levy, Rogue Valley Country club manager. (Kenn Knackstedt photo) New Forest Service Policy Applied in lo Lake Area By A. ROBERT SMITH Mail Tribune Washington Correspondent Washington (Special) - The Forest Service has revealed how its new high mountain timber policy will be applied f "TCI ln he lrsl f .L j specific case come up for decision - de velopment of ? .1 Lake area in W i 1 lamette National For- est. The new smiui ciated recent ly with Agriculture Secre tary Orville Freeman's ap proval, is designed to reserve certain scenic areas in the higher elevations of the na tional forests for recreation purposes. Last year the Forest Serv ice proposed a multiple-use management plan for the Wal do Lake area high in the Cas cades east of Eugene. But some local citizens organized a protest against any logging in the area. Some wanted it preserved in its natural wild state. At the request of Sen. Wayne Morse, the multiple use plan was pulled back for review by Secretary Freeman. Upshot of these develop ments was that the new high mountain policy was worked out and a new plan for Waldo Lake developed to conform with that policy. The plan is a middle - of - the - road scheme somewhere between the two most prominent con flicting uses - logging and wilderness - for which there are vocal advocates. Waldo Lake will not be a wilderness area, but neither will commercial logging be permitted in the immediate vicinity. A new access road will be constructed into the area for outdoor enthusiasts, but the road will approach the lake from a distance and never get close to the shore line. Student Accepted By Medical School Miss Gladys Marie Beddoe. Medford. has been accepted for study at the Loma Linda University School of Medi cine. She will enter the school in September. Miss Beddoe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Beddoe, route 4. box 466A, is now a senior at Pacific Union col lege. Ancwin, Calif. She is one of Qfi who havp hren accepted by the school of medicine, and if she com rleles her course there will receive n doctor of medicine degree in June of 1966. She is a graduate of Medford High school. Loma Linda university, with headquarters at Loma Linda. Calif., was until last year known as the College of Medical Evangelists. Its school of medicine, largest in terms of alumni of any medical school west of the Mississippi, operates on two of the uni versity's four campuses-Loma Linda and Los Angeles. The class entering the school of medicine in Septem ber will spend the first two years of the four-year course on the Loma Linda campus, nd the third and fourth years on the Los Angeles campus. . E F, , tc 1 TSjiaw "Recreation has been des ignated as the key value for the entire area . . . and activ ities will be geared to main taining or improving recrea tion values," Forest Service I Chief Ed Cliff stated. Urges No Harvesting In appealing the decision concerning the original mul tiple-use plan, a group headed by J. Michael McCloskey of Eugene urged that no timber harvesting be allowed within the Waldo Lake watershed. Cliff ruled as follows on that point: Under the plan, as well as the high mountain areas policies, timber harvesting is permissive under controlled specifications. The plan pro vides that timber will be man aged to maintain a thrifty, healthy, continuous forest cov er which precludes vast areas of stumps as envisioned by the appellants. Scenic and natural beauty will be preserved. In roadside, trailside and water front zones, a near-natural condition safe for human use will be maintained. In exten sive undeveloped areas of the basin beyond the use areas, the stand will be managed to present a natural appearance from the lake. Slash treat ment will be carried out in all areas and large openings will be avoided." Under the original plan, the Forest Service proposed some clear cutting "to achieve an orderly and well managed forest." The road building plan did not materially change. The location is the same in both plans. The route of the main access road would take the visitor toward the east side of the lake. To reach the op posite side he would have to use foot trails, for that side is to be retained in near-natural state, Cliff said. Accesi by Trail "No road construction will be undertaken in recreation areas until recreation plans have been completed. Main roads will not be built close to any of the lakes. All access will be by trail or by stub or loop roads for best service to recreation faciltiies where they are called for in the recreation plans." This area of the Cascades is a land of lakes - some 300 of them, ranging from a frac tion of an acre in size to the hig 600-acre Waldo lake. The shorelines are rocky, mostly, and ringed by alpine trees. Most of the larger lakes have fisn' and fishing would be encouraged under the new plan. Hunting will also be al lowed, possibly under specially-designated seasons to keep wildlife populations within manageable proportions for the available forage. Students Selected For Pershing Rifles Michael L. Farrier of 1482 Poplar dr., and Wayne V. j Welty of 2940 Hillcrest rd., ' Medford, have been chosen j for membership in Pershing J Rifles, army military drill honor society, at Oregon State university. Corvallis. Farrier Is a sophomore ln the school of science and Welty is I freshman in hu manities and social science. Health Officials Discuss Mobile X-Ray Program Max B r a d e n, Portland, health education consultant, has stressed that the help of many groups is needed to put over the mobile chest x-ray program in Jackson county. B r a d e n accompanied by Charles Althafer, state health education director, and Del Hanson, state mobile unit co ordinator, spoke recently in Medford at a meeting of the Jackson County Tuberculosis and Health association. Braden said the purpose of the mobile unit in Jackson county is to find any unknown cases of tuberculosis in the county and in those who may be visiting or passing through. Althafer showed slides per taining to the rise and fall of tuberculosis since 1940. He told how wonder drugs have decreased the duration of hos pital confinement, with many patients continuing their treatment at home under the direction of a public health nurse. He pointed out that the tuberculosis germ is tough, difficult to control and tends to become resistant to some of the drugs. He said that persons 65 and older contract tuberculosis more often than any other age group. Hanson said that the mobile units have the latest and best equipment available, but like any mechanical device, do break down sometimes which causes delays. The schedule for Jackson county is from June 6 through 30. Hanson brought out that smaller areas in the county will have to be combined on account of time limit. Schedule for the x-ray unit in different areas will be an nounced later. Dr. Earl Lawson, radiolo gist and member of the as sociation, and Dr. Erin Mcr kel, county health officer, were present to answer ques tions concerning the unit. Dr. Merkel said the suc cess of the program depends on the work done in each community with publicity, groups and contacts. He said the health department as sumes the major part of the follow-up on the program. He pointed out that through screening, other lung condi tions besides tuberculosis are found. Dr. Merkel said that all film, both negative and positive, is filed at the health department for reference if any physician should wish to see it. Mrs. Virginia Kyer, execu tive secretary, said thai vol unteers are needed in all com munities. 20'x20' GARAGE 7 3." ! f S isVaVVlUtajBiA)bj With Concrete Slab On Your Lor-$750 Few fpodificitioni neHed for use as cabin or dwelling. Com oarihle rattj on all phi$ of building LEE HOLT, builder. 1009 Financing $25.00 pr Month See gr5 d'SD'v todsv Phone NO 4-1500 or NO 43078 Gold Rev Dim rd , Central Point MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON Dayton Senator Requests Probe of Hiring of Infante Salem-IUPD-State Sen. Carl Francis (R-Dayton) Monday called for a legislative inves tigation into the 1957 hiring of Mark M. Infante as a field representative for the Oregon Labor Bureau. Infante left the bureau ln 1960 after serving as an in vestigator of working condi tions of migrant laborers in Oregon. Infante sparked heavy criticism at the time from farmers, who complain ed of his methods. Factor in Legislation The survey that Infante helped take was a factor in passage of Oregon migrant labor legislation in 1959 and 1961. Francis, in a letter to State Sen. Loyd Key (D-Milton-Freewater) chairman of the Legislative Interim Agricul ture committee, asked Key's committee to look into the hiring. Francis said that during his employment, Infante "abused his authority" numerous times, putting farmers in a bad light. i It might be well for thej legislature to "review the pro- j cesses" of the State Civil i Service Commission, Francis j said, with corrective action! taken, if necessary. Francis said he would not be opposed to a new regula tion whereby the Civil Service Commission would fingerprint certain applicants for a rou tine check of their back grounds. Francis told Key that the interim committee should de termine whether Infante was a "proper person to have been employed by the state of Ore gon," and if not, how did he come to be hired. When In fante left in 1960, he said it was for more pay at a new Job in San Diego, Calif. No Plan To Rehire Civil service records Indi cate that the Labor Bureau did not intend to ever rehire Infante. Gov. Mark Hatfield has al ready begun an investigation of the hiring of Infante, at the request of the Oregon Farm Bureau. Infante's name burst into the news last week when a man known as Marcantonio Burton's Emissary Discusses Divorce Porto Santo Stefano, Italy -(UP!)- An intermediary is in London to "sound out" Rich ard Burton's wife about the prospects of a divorce, friends of the Welsh actor said Mon day; This would clear the way for Burton's marriage to ac tress Elizabeth Taylor, with whom the matinee idol spent the week end in this season resort, the friends reported. Burton and Miss Taylor, 30, who plans to obtain a divorce from singer Eddie Fisher, stayed at a pink bungalow overlooking the sea. They were to return to Rome later today to resume shooting on the film "Cleopatra." According to Burton's friends, the emissary went to London recently to talk to Mrs. Sybil Burton, who has been married to the actor for 13 years. Both Burton and hii wife have described in public statements recently as "utter nonsense" reports they might separate. WINNER LOSES Indianapolis, Ind.-iUPI) - Re porter Norman Oshrin won the Indianapolis Times' column-writing contest by re counting the pet peeves of a bachelor forced to eat in res taurants. First prize. Two din ners at a local restaurant. HERRIED REAL ESTATE 104 Eost Sixth - Mt-dford, Oregon SPring 3-7464 Two Rentals . . Tod investment opportunity offered in Income prop erties. 3-room apartment with bath, electric heat, refr.gerator and stove. Newly redecorated 2-bed-room house, utility room, breakfast nook and bath. Both for Si 6,500 on terms. Recorded Subdivision . . . 50 acres of level farmland (recorded subdivision of 10 five-acre tracts). 4 miles from Medford on paved road. S26.500 on excellent terms. Landscaped Cornet Lot . . . 3-bedroom home near school. Dtnin room, beth. electric heat and fireplace. Landscaped corner lot, S 14,500. Duplet in Good Lecetien . , . Well-maintained city Income property on West 1 1 th. Each of 2 units has 4 rooms, bath, private entrance. Conversion to smjle home possible. $10,900. Cascade Villagi Open Dally, 2-7 fM Ox Crater Lake Hiway Neer White City , Diaz Infante asked the Unit- ed Nations to intervene in the present government of Mex ico, and threatening a revolu tion if not. The UN refused. Classified Rates Minimum Size: Two Lines 1 day per word... 2 davi per word... 3 day per word. 3 dayi per word.. 12c .13c ...19c 20e (i nava per word... Jackaon. Josephine and Slikiyou counties Kale Other Areas Per Word 9c Per Day By Line Per Month $3.00 Box Number Service Charge 50e (Minimum Cash Ad 80cl Business Directory EHCh line per month $2 25 Minimum per month $6.75 Dead Line on Classified Ads 3:00 p.m. for tollowlng day. except 10 a m. for Monday: for Sunday noon Saturday. Dead Line on Display Classi fied Ads 10:00 em Saturday for Sunday and Monday 3pm the day before publi cation for Tues. through Fri. APPROVED CRKOIT CHARC.KS BILLED BY TUB LINE Minimum Charjre - $1.20 CLASSIFIED AD DIRECTORY PERSONAL Lodge Notices 1 Special Club Event! - ... 2 Perional 3 Lost and Found ,- ,., , - 4 instructions 9 tVanted Male Help ........ 10 Vnnted Female Help 11 Mule or Female Help 12 Wanted Situation! 13 Wanted Mlscellancoua ............ 14 Financial & Loans IS REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses - 20 For Rent Apartments H 21 For Rent Furnished Rooms - 22 Rent Rooms and Board 23 For Rent Miscellaneous - 24 Wanted To Rent 25 Medford Realty Board 30 For Sale Real Estate 31 Burlness Opportunities 32 Wante" Real Estate 33 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies 40 Appliances 41 Furniture 4U Musical Equip.. Radio TV . 43 Sports and Hobbies 44 Miscellaneous . 45 Nurseries 4 6 Dogs and Pets 50 Poultry 51 Livestock 52 Wanted Livestock 53 Hav, Grain and Feed ........ 54 Frutts At Vegetables 53 Automotive & Equipment Machinery and Tractors 60 Logging Equipment 61 Equipment tor Rent 62 Trailers ... 70 Parts and Accessories .......... 71 Cycles and Scooters ......... 72 Cars and Trucks 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too uate to Classify A Business Directory . B Card of Thanks ..... C LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SCHOOL EI-KCTION UPON QUESTION OF 1NUKK AK ING TAX LEVY OVER AMOUNT LIMITED BY SECTION 11, AR TICLE XI. STATE CONSTITU TION Notice ! hereby given that nn election will be held in School Dis trict No. 4 of Jackson County. State of Oregon, from 2 P.M. to 8 P.M. on May 7th, 1962. at Talent & Phoenix Grade School Gym ln said school district, for the purpose of submitting to the legal voters of said district the question of in creasing the tax levy for the fiscal vear 1062-1063 over the amount limited by section 11. article XI. of the Constitution of Oregon. The reasons for increasing such levy are: Inadequate base, additional teach ers, salary increases and four new rooms. The amount of tax. in excess of the 6 limitation, proposed to be levied for said flic a) year $408.920 .30. Dated this 9th day of April. 1962. MERLE W. SIMMON Da Chairman Board ot Directors Attest: FLORENCE DRAKE District Clerk NOTICK OF ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION AND MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. In compliance with Sec. 331.010.ORS, to me legal voters oi acnoui un trict No. 4. of Jackson County, State of Oreiron. that the ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION AND MEET ING of said District will be held at Talent Grade School Gym & Phoenix Grade School Gym: be. tween the hours of 2 P.M. and 8 P.M. on the first Monday of May. beinj the 7th day of May, A. D 1082. for the purpose of: Eleotlng one director for a three year term from xoneg 1, 2, and 3. Electing one director for a five year term from zones 4. 0. 6, and 7. Electing one Rural Board mem-ber-at-large for three year term Electing Rural Board member tor a three year term from lone 4 DATED, this 9th day of April. 1962. MERLE W. SIMMONDS Chairman. Board of Directors ATTEST: FLORENCE DRAKE School District Clerk northwait-ptcific development corporation P.O. loi 211, Medferd, Ore. SPrinf 1 7465 Donald I. Harried, Iroket LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Of ANSI' A I. SCHOOL &?K,??uV!,WtWZ'i . compliance with Sec 331 010 OR S to the legal voters of School Dis trict No 40. ol Jackson Cnuntv. State oi Oregon, thai the A V 1 4 1 . SCHOOL ELECTION AND MEET ot said District will he held at Applegate School: between the hours ot 2 P.M. and 8 PM on the j ,a ol MH- t,M,,K t ne in nay oi im,,, lj , limj, lor the purpoM of tlve year term m uia.i.i, uiichui nu Electing a rural hoard mcmher sent the same to ttaid admimstia at lame for three vomi, t.n- nt -in. nii. .w hic a.i,..-v Electing a rural board mcmher for zone 4 for three Voting on the 162-t.3 budget and serial levy fund to exceed the 6"- limitation DATED, this Din day of April. 19fill. RICHARD L. O FEE N R AC 1 ' F R Chairman. Board of Directors ATTEST: JEANNE H HILL School District Clerk NO t1ll) NOTICE OF lll AltIM; ON FINAL lUll'OltT AND ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF DANIEL MICHAEL GARRI SON. deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned administra tor of the ahove estate has liled herein hi final report and a and that Monday, May 14, ltii2. at 0:30 o'clock a.m. at the eourthouse in the city of Medford, Oregon, has been tixed by the above named court a? the time and place for hearing objections to said final report and account and for the examination and allowance there of Dated and first published this 10th day of April. lfi2. UDELL A. GARRISON, administrator Frohnmaer, Lowry, HoRan At Deatherage, attorneys No. in. 5 9 NOTICE TO ( KRDITOItS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY Prohale Department In the Matter of the Estate of HARVEY K. WHALEY, SR.. Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed and qualified As Administratrix with the Will Annexed of the ERtatc of Hnrvey K. Whaley, Sr., Deceased, and all persons having claims against said estate are here by not! tied to present the an me, with proper vouchers, at the office of my attorney, Robert D. Dnmes, 1 Goldy Building. Medford. Ore gon, within six months from the date hereof, Dated and rirsl published this 10th day of April. 1D62. Jencveve Taylor Bray, Administratrix with the Will Annexed Robert D. Dames Attorney for administratrix Medford, Oregon MOVE RIGHT appliances. East 10th at Siskiyou - Aw K i.VW- r i V i - t , rtv"M i, 7 'V ji i si.' in ii i ,iHs aiw f , ii t4m&)mtM,nM-Mwmt, LEGAL NOTICES j NOTICE TO CREDITORS ! PrehMe N.. ! . STATE OK OKEGON FOR JACK- t()l MY L IHE MATTER Or THE ESTATE VIOLA MAE HOLM Dccfed Notice is hciehv given th;i nnler ol ihe above entitled C I oaten April 4. liH.2. the under- Signed was appointed admmistra- I tor of the ahoe estate. All per- auns iinin einuiis againsi s;uo es- i:u- nn i,fl.i,v ,,mm -. : Thomas J Reedei . 3(iti Fluhrer ' Hmlding. .Med lord, Oregon, prop erly verified as provided by law and within mx innnihi. from the date m (irnt puhlicat ion thereol DATED and iirst published this 17lh d..y ot April, w Thomas J Heeder Administrator Thomas J Rceder. Attorney tor Administrator. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 24th d;iy ot May, l!)fi2. nt the hour of !)::t0 o'clock AM., at the Mont door of the Jackson County Courthouse. located at Main and Oahdale in Medford. Jackson County, Oregon. 1 shall sell for cash to the hichest bid der, all of the right, title. eMaie, hen or interest of Zuehlsdorff Timber and Mining Co., a partner chip, Oscar Johnson and Jane h Hop Johnson, his wtte. If married. d Mellquham and Jane Doe Mellquham. his wife, if married. r. L Mason ana r.loise A. Mason, his wife, each and all of the un known heirs and devisees of Oscar Johnson. Richard Mcllqu hnm. F. L Mason and each of them and all of the other persons or parlies unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real property descrihed herein to-wlt : Lots fl and 7 in the east half ol the southwest quarter of sec tion 6. Township 3:1 south, Ranne 3 west, of the Willamette Mer idian, containing 1M. fift acres, more or less, situate in the coun. ty ot Jackson. Slate of Oregon. SAID SALE is made pursuant to an Execution in Foreclosure issued out of the Circuit Court for the State of Orcein on the lflth day of April, in tilt, wherein Amelia Zuehlsdorff is plaintiff, and Zuehlsdorff Timber and Mining Co., a partnership, Oscar Johnson and Jane Doe Johnson, his wile, if married. Richard Mellquham and Jane Doe Mellquham, his wife, if married, E. L. Mason and Elnise A. Mason, his wife, each and all of the unknown heir and devisees of Os'-ar Johnson. Richard Mcllqu hnm. E. L. Mason and each and all of them, also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or inter est in the above described real property arc defendants. Dated at Medford. Oregon, this 24lh day of April. Iflfl2. JOSEPH D. WALSH. Sheriff. A-Too late To Classify WANTED Babyilttcr wlth'V-aTor" tn live In. 109 Lozler Lane SP 3. 5ti07. IN ZtZZ VILLA ROGUE APARTMENTS Tastefully complete with drapes, wall-to-wall carpet and General Electric Gold Medallion Stroat Contact Wm. Mans field, Apt. B-8, or call SP 3-7016. i ,, ajLJJ i. i. 1 & tt A ' ' 'i 1 . - - - i ' f ' i t i. 1v 4 4 , iv - i. . ...f rimng I V . ,v' W tVH Vjf., ,,4 - , K)M. . s sw I' ' v . ' 'I t's -r a TUESDAY. APRIL , LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS ! Eslal, "of WAYNE R WLLTY triune, hi- 1 rem i toun oi tne. State of Oregon for the Count v of Jackson has appointed me Exe. irix oi tne estate ot Wayne H Welly, deceased. All persons hav 11.1! elaima ngalmt s;ud estate are required to present them with per vouchers, lo me at the oi- ' fire of Van Dvke Dellenhi Mrl.ooevin. 110 East Sixih Street ! Medford. Orcgr.n. within six 'months Irotn Air 24. lflt.2 neiene s welly By: VAN DYKE. DELLENBACK & McGOODWIN. Attornrv-i (or the Executrix A-Too Late To Classify SPRAY NOW! ' IF YOU HE BOTHERED i with Green or Black Aphis nr ay other kind of bueit. No job too omall or too lartje. WITHROW SPa-S37fi 1 HARDWOOD Summer prices " prompt delivery order now ; Elton's Farm A- Garden Store SP 3-0415 FOR SALE SMALL DAIRY HERD t or all. 2 unit mitkimt machine. H can cooler. KE ;V2!131 KOR SALE Frazrr 28" rototilter j SP 2-5310 BEDDING "PLANTS " " complete I stock see these. i Elton's Farm & Garden Store th v l-1; or 217 W Kill j TEXAS Bermuda & Red Torpedo onion plants. The sweetest, miUl est onions grown. ELTON'S FARM .v GARDEN STORE. 4lh At Fir 217 W. fjlh FOR SALE '52 Buick Master for parts. NO 4-1171 FOR SALE Brand new 7 compai i- ! nient gun cabinet; will build olhcis to suit. NO 4-1171. Spring Specials 1 No. 1 ,. shake; applied Alum screen doors , . 3-0 mahog dnors "A" . . Mnhog. preliu. paneling 4xHx;,4 a.mded blows -1::;;x'j sanded blows S17.9S 10 !U 8.9.1 S 4.11.1 $ 3 11.1 $ 19.1 1 ini" for eritllzer sh. J. W, uopciand Yards 1 7115 N . Riverside fid ft Ifld "box "nails $10.50 Vor" SxHx'.. blow sheathing ply wood $1.J5 sheet. No. 1 henvv hand spilt cedar shakes. $17.50 sq Pfibcn 3-tnh roofing, l.Vvr. warrantee, $R sq. 1x6 & B" sheathing, 130 M. NORTON LUMBER CO. Phoenix White City Ashland WILL take clenr Chevrolet or Ford car or pickup as down payment on new home. NO 4-1561. LAWN MOTH? See us for real control. ELTON'S FARM & GARDEN STORE. jUh Fir 1M7 W. Kth BLOX BLOX Planed hlox. big double loadh 2' Summer prices. MEDFORD FUEL. SP 2-2111 FOR SALE New 3 Bdnn.hr.me. Immediate possession. No down Saynicnt. No closing costs. SP--A2R1. WANT TO REMODEL YOUR HOME No Down Payment 100 FHA Financing FREE ESTIMATES Phone SP 2-4290 Day or Night, Any Day GLOBE CONSTRUCTION WWltllt'JISIWHWLlW"lSV f t t s r Vf-f 4 so I 1, - ft ' i ;V if - H . n ...... , . 'I t if ilfeM i ulsVtfc lii'iifl ' fl - - x asJSav - -1 n ks . . v .Ms.-' trM.- Vf-r1- Advertising helped it happen By stimulating mass demand, advertising helped create mass market for washing machines. As demand grew; more and more companies got into the act Result: nev and better washers mass produced for more peoptc by America's remarkable and competitive economic system, Is this worthwhile? Then, so is advertising worthwhile.' Xr-iaiin of the Wcsl Published B 5 A Too Late To Classify I LIME '.Ilulki !.;! ih mpplv v,,ur hrr.tng needs. I DrllV. I V inHiiHfs. VlPDFAntMrt imi i. i l.Minimuni A(iliiCn.Ti HAL LIME DIST CO. - , C-O Riiv Hem-ail Jjirksnnuf ll Ore Ph Gold Hill L'L 3-1537. Eve J.k kMmville. TV 9-1534. 3' PEELKH Cores delivered You cm '.Mhord Fuel SP 2-2111. SUB-UHLAN Homes.' Nothing DownT 4 ": simple interest m Rural Area- ) square feet. 2 bed room hoi!,(;. no-;, complete. Pay ments undci S.lfl per month. See our n: "i'l at 321 Marie, or call SP y-t (7! FOR SAL!-: BUNDLES of "old n:-w-n..rer-, -J0e earh. Mail Thb une on icq, N Fir. spiker heads AND SUPPLIES if inn ft) 'lo nip lo BO ft . S2 m ... 93 . St 80 .. 79c .. 59c SI 80 uh H'.i-ls 4,1c and ... G.-itr Viilvcs TLASTIC PIPE A FITTINGS Mndorn Plumbing & Shr. Metal Co. fii3 r. j-i.'Vst 1 SP 3-3368 4 Your-cjsters Can Play j "hoivx, $7450, large garden or p!w arc, patio, carport, nc.it 2BR with fireplace, terms. Talent, $3995, approx. acm fruit t'-i-es, t roses, garden area, comfortable 2BR completely furnished. We're sure you'll want to move right in today. Near Talent, $12,850. 3BR, 1 2 hath, acre good soil, fin 'or growing family, terms. -RED ARROW REALTY Roy H. Maudlin, Realtor Al T.ilont Blinker KE 5-17S2 Bring Containers PINNACLE PACKING CO. INC. 223 Nsrlh Fir 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Monday thru Friday i. i I , ,1. f l v I. H ? j- t. t tr i ' V, 5 tit ,v i i ,7 t LXJaVsi.Aii - J.f - 'S i t: ft 4 tV.v y. 6" 1k IT'" .. st-s through the cnurlcsj ot this pubtkifiaai 21. 1332 FOR SALE GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES
