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ARTISTS - Winners of the Eagle Point Grange art contest
were, left to right, Steve Miller, first; Carolyn Charley, sec
ond; Louise Humphrey, third, and Edward Couser, fourth.
Rosanna Minor came in fifth but was not present to receive
her prize.
Miller Wins Eagle
Point Art Contest
Eagle Point - Steven Miller
won first place in the Eagle ;
Point Grange's art contest
Tuesday night. J
Carolyn Charley won sec
ond place with a crayon draw;
ing, Louise Humphrey won
third with a chalk drawing, j
Edward Couser placed fourth
with a colored pencil drawing
and Kosanna Minor placed
fifth with a torn paper pic
ture. Miller painted his picture
for the grand prize of S5.00.
The second place winner re
ceived S3, the third place S2
and the fourth and fifth each
received a dollar apiece.
Honorable mention went to
Craig Meyer. Vickie Mesloh,
Debby Grissom, Dale McCono
chie, and Keneth Mesloh.
Close to 100 drawings were
entered into the first contest
of its kind sponsored by the
Eagle Point Grange. Mrs.
James Wilson was chairman
for the contest with Mrs. Del
ton Stephenson, Mrs. C. C.
Hoover and Mrs. Ed Cham
berlain on the committee.
All children were told that
they could use any type of
picture and use any media of
reproduction as long as it sym
bolized to them something
pertaining to the theme
"Springtime in the Country."
Cliff Moore. Master of the
Eagle Point Grange presented
the winners with their awards
and called on Mrs. Wilson to
explain why each was chosen
as a winning picture. All of
the entries will be returned
to the youngsters at a later
dale. At present they are be
ing displayed in the grade
school.
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and Touriit. Hii approach to the problem! of itart
tax, welfare, youth, and senior citixeni are sound
and realistic. Don Starhos is ALERTED to your problems.
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Regional
Roundup
By Cleve Twitched
Regional Editor
Southern Oregon is one of
the few places left in the
United States where one is
likely to see two real estate
advertisements like this side
by side; 1. "8 acres, 2 bed
room house, $13,000" and 2.
"160 acres. 3 bedroom house,
$13,000." Yes, that's right
20 times as niuch land and
an extra bedr.om for the
same price I guess the best
way to buy land around here
is to get either a tiny chunk
or a huge estate.
Genevieve Briggs of Wild
ervillc says spring has sprung
for sure over there because
the surveyors are out along
the Redwood highway. "But
don't get excited," she says.
"This is the 16th, or is it
the 17th, year they have sur
veyed the darn thing and we
still have a dead man's curve
at Wilderville and a few
more fancy ones that deal us
a bad time In the winter
months. One thing for sure
it isn't dull driving. As we
drive along we wonder if ihe
folks in the car ahead are
drunk or sober as they sway
from one side to the other."
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Community Center
Gold Hill - FSlph A. Jame.
Sams Valley, was elected
permanent chairman for a
proposed Youth Center by
representatives of several
Gold Hill organizations, and
interested parents and friends,
during a planning meeting
held recently at the public
library. Gilbert A. Mack, prin
cipal of Patrick and Hanby
Elementary schools was
named by the group to assist
James.
The need for a community
center building that could be
used as a youth center for
various activities as well as a
meeting place for adult and
youth organizations was dis
cussed at length. The need for
adult leadership in some
groups that are already es
tablished for boys and girls
was pointed out.
Although there was no
definite action, it was decided
that an investigation will be
made to determine whether or
not it will be possible to set
up a proposed malt shop es
tablishment for the young
people in Gold Hill.
A report will be given on
Friday, May 11 at 7:30 p.m.
when another planning meet
ing will be held. Meeting
place will be announced at a
later date due to the regular
library hours on that night
which makes it impossible for
the group to meet at the li
brary. All organizations are
encouraged to send a repre
sentative, and all adults and
parents are invited to attend.
Constructive programs that
are already established in
Gold Hill for boys and girls
Regional Calendar
Ashiand-The citizens budg-i
et committe will meet with
the city council Tuesday at
7:30 p.m. to review the pro
posed 1963 budget. The pub
lic is invited.
Lone Pine- Mothers of
sixth grade students are urg
ed to attend a meeting in the
Lone Pine school cafeteria at
2:30 p.m. Tuesday to discuss
plans for the annual banquet.
Gold Hill - Woman's So
ciety will meet Wednesday at
1 p.m. at the Gold Hill Com
munity Methodist church.
" - " "D
Grands club of Amethyst Re-'
bekah lodge will meet
on
Thursday at 8 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. George Dorman.
Gold Hill - A planning
meeting for the proposed
Youth Center, will be held
Friday at 7:30 p.m. All par
ents are urged to attend if
interested in such a program.
Meeting place will be an
nounced later.
'
Rogue River - The Rogue
River city council will hold
its regular monthly meeting
Tuesday at the City Hall,
Broadway, at 7:30 p.m.
Central Point - The Wa-Ku-Chude
Campfire Girls will
meet Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at
the home of their guardian,
Mrs. David DeArmond, 3571
Oak Pine Way.
.
Central Point - The Ta-Jus-Ka
fifth grade group of Camp
Fire Girls will meet Wednes
day after school at the home
of their leader, Mrs. Thomas
K. Smith, 135 Bigham dr.
Lone Pine - The Lone Pine
safety patrol will be honored
at a banquet Thursday at 6.30
p.m. at Hedrick Junior High
school. The members of the
patrol are Adelle Chisum,
captain; Linda Wickersham,
Loralee Marrs, Letha Young,
Karla Davis, Dawn Selby,
Teresa Vflnce, Judy Chisum
and Robert Boe. Members are
Yreka High School Bus Drivers
Honored
Yreka - School bus drivers
wl'hin the Yreka Union High
School district were honored
! by the Yreka Rot"-y club
; April 26 with approximately
I 70 members and guests pres
! ent.
Dr. Tom Prcece, district
superintendent of the Yreka
Union High School District,
program chairman introduced
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H-pJiORED BY ROTARY These school bus drivers for the; drivers were able to be prei
Yreka Union High Schrwil district were honored by thrnt but the others vill receive
'Yreka Rory 0ub April 26. "their certificates as well.
MEDFORD MAIL IBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
Seeking
of a wide age group are Cub
Scout PacR 43; Boy Scout
tiOp 43; ftplorer Post 43;
Gold Hill 4-H Club; Brownie
troop 55; Girl Scout troop
121; and Senior M.Y.F. Boys
and Girls Hunter's Safety
courses.
Representatives other than
James and Mack who attend
ed the first planning meeting
were Mrs. Donald Meister for
P.T.A. and Gold Hill Lions
club; Mrs. Ferd Jones, Garden
club; Walter Dye, Veterans of
Foreign Wars Post 7416; Mrs.
Clyde Kell, Gold Hill Cham
ber of Commerce; Robert
Schmidt, Jackson County
Juvenile department; Mrs.
Evert Jennings, Amethyst Re
bekah lodge; Mrs. Leonard
Kell, Girl Scout troop 121.
Other interested persons
present were Miss Jean Cun
ningham, minister of the Gold
Hill Christian church, Mrs. T.
O. Price, Mr. and Mrs. Leon
ard Andrews, Ferd Jones, and
Mike Taylor.
Mrs. Bernard Peale, from
the Girl Scout office Medford
attended part of the meeting
in the interests of Girl Scout
ing. BLUEBIRD TRIP
Lone Pine-The Lone Pine
Bluebirds took a field trip to
the Jacksonville museum last
week. They were accompanied
by their leaders, Mrs. Ned
Schuler and Mrs. Ed Earnest.
Mrs. V. O. Berg and Mrs.
Frank Catalano, assisted with
transportation.
sworn in at the beginning of
school by a state policeman.
Their duties are to stop traf
fic while children are in
crosswalks during school
hours and teach children pe
destrian safety. Thus far,
there have been no traffic
accidents or violations in con
nection with the school.
Central Point - The Happy
Blue Bird group will meet
Thursday at 3 p.m. at the
home of their leader, Mrs. L
E. Lull, 3353 Military rd, Cen
tral Point.
Williams - Josephine Coun-
tv srhnnl Hiatfint Ktirlaa alan.
tion will be held today. The
,lini. ,,. for ,hp wiilm.
polling place for the Williams
voters will be in the lunch
room of the Williams Elemen.
tary school from 2 to 8 p.m.
Williams - Wednesday eve
ning at eight o'clock the Wil
liams Parent-Teacher group
will hold its regular meeting
and installation of officers.
Parents of the graduation
class students are invited to
attend so plans can be made
for commencement.
Applegate - A school elec
tion will be held at the Ap
plegate school cafeteria today
from 2 to 8 p.m. A school
board member will be elected
for a five year term, a rural
school board member at large
for a period of three years,
and a rural school board
member from zone 4 for a pe
riod of three years, plus the
vote on the school budget to
exceed the 6 per cent limita
tion and school bond issue.
Prospect - Polls will be
open from 2 to 8 p.m. today
at Prospect High school. Vot
ers will elect a director of the
local school board and rural
school district representative
from zone 3.
Central Point - The We-Ta
Ha sixth grade group of
Campfire Girls will meet
Thursday at 3:30 p.m. at the
home of their leader, Mrs
Jean DeArmond, 3571 Oak
Pine Way.
for Driving
the speaker, Marion B. Sloss
o Sacramento, chief of the
Division of Administrative
Services. State Department of
Education of California.
In his speech, Sloss praised
the Yreka school bus drivers
for their record of never hav
ing a chargeable accident, as
opposed the record of 776
school
accidents
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safe driving and the same to
Loren Cumminsofor 18 years
of safe driving. All the other
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 11363
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF JACKSON
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
In the Matter of the Estate of
LORA M. PERNOLL. Deceased.
The undersigned having been
appointed by the above entitled
Court of the State of Oregon, for
the County aforesaid. Administra
trix of the Estate of LORA M.
PERNOLL, deceased, and having
qualified notice is hereby given to
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them, verified
as required by law, with proper
vouchers, within six months from
the date of this notice to said Ad
ministratrix co DAVIS AND
AINSWORTH, Attorneys, at 450
Siskiyou Boullevard, Ashland,
Oregon.
,s, EVA COUCH
Administratrix of the Estate
of LORA M. PERNOLL, ,i
deceased.
DAVIS AND AINSWORTH,
Attorneys
450 Siskiyou Boulevard
Ashland, Oregon
Attorney for Estate
Dated and iirst pumisned April
, 1962
NOTICK TO CREDITORS
In the Circuit Court ot the State of
Oregon for Jackaon County. In the
Matter of the Eatate of NORA E.
NOURSE. deceaaed. Notice la here
by giv.n that Delia Hawley and
Rollln H. Stlehl have been appoint
ed Joint administrators of the
Estate of NORA E. NOURSE, de
ceased by order of the Honorable
James rvi. Main, juoge ot tnc itr-
....! rmirl nl th. Ctatn nt rir.gni,
tor Jackson County, sitting In pro
bate, which said order is dated
the 4th day of April, 1982. All
person), having claims against aaid
estate are notified to present the
same, auly verinea, 10 me unaer
slened administrator at the office
nf V A. C Ahlf. Attorney for said
estate. Southern Oregon State
Bank Bids.. Granta Pass. Oregon,
on or before alx months from the
date of first publication, date of
first publlcaUon being April 16,
tnn2
Delia Hawley. and Rollln H. Stlehl,
Joint Administrators.
V. A. C. Ahlf. Attorney
Southern Oregon State Bank Bldg.
Granta Pass, Oregon
No. 10922
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
ItKPORT AND ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OKCUUrt UK JAUIV
SON COUNTY
IN THE MATTER. OF THE ES
TATE Or HELEN HEKD&ni,
deceased
NOT1CR TS HEREBV GIVEN
that the undersigned executrix of
the above estate has filed here
in her final report and account
inri that Monday. July 30. 19K2,
at 9:30 o'clock a.m. at the court
house In tne city oi meaiora.
Oregon, has been fixed by the
above named court as the time
and place for hearing objections
to said final report and account
and for the examination and al
lowance thereof.
Dated and first punusnea mis
rd day of April. 1902.
MARY P. LINGAAS, executrix
Frohnmayer, Cowry, Hngan it
Deatherage, Cooley Building,
Medford, Oregon, attorneys
ORDINANCE NO. S25S
AN ORDINANCE providing for
the construction of paving, curbs
nd cutters on uiwell way- irom
Jackson Street South for 233 feet
In the City of Med lord, uregon,
and for the assessment of the cost
thereof on adjacent property; pro
viding for a meeting of the Coun
cil to consider protests against
said Improvement and proviaing
for the serving of the owners of
adjacent property with notice
thereof by the Recorder-Treasurer.
The CITY OF MEDFORD DOTH
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. That it la the ln
lenllon of the Council to cnuse the
construction of paving, curba and
gutters on Olwell Way from Jack
son Street South for 233 feet In
accordance with the adopted and
Identified plana and specifications
on file In the office of the City
Manager at tne my nan. weo
ford. Oregon, to which plans and
specifications reference Is hereby
made for details and estimated
costs thereof, and to astern upon
each lot. or part thereof, artja
cent to and benefited by such im
provement its proportionate share
of the cost of said Improvement
as provided bv the Charter oi tne
Cltv of Medford.
SECTION 2. The Council will
meet in the Council Chamber! at
the City Hail on the 17th day of
May, 1962. at 7:30 P.M., et which
time and place the owners of said
adjacent property are hereby
called upon to appear before aafd
Council and show cause, If any,
whv said Improvement should not
be constructed, and why said prop
erty should not be assessed for
the construction thereof.
SECTION 3 That warrants for
the costs of the aforementioned
Improvement shall bear intercut
at foui pei cent (4) per innurn
and shall constitute general obli
gations f the City of Medford,
and said warrant shall be Issued
pursuant to. and on the terms and
conditions set forth In. Oregon
Revised Statutes 2ft 7 502 to 2B7 510,
Inclusive.
SECTION 4. That the Recorder
Treasurer la hereby directed to
serve notice hereof upon the prop
erty owners aforesaid, by publish
ing this ordinance once in a daily
newspaper, printed, published and
of general circulation In said City
at least ten (Hit nays OTore ma
date of said meeting and by post
ing five copies or this ordinance
In five public and coniplruous
places in said City for a period of
ten flO days prior to said meet
ing PASSED by the Council and
signed bv me In open session In
authentication of Its passage this
3rd day of May. 1U12
John w. Snider,
Mayor.
ATTEST D F. Huaon.
i Recordrr-Trtasurer
approved by mi this 4th day
May, 9fl2Jfihn w gnl(Jer
Mayor. '
Recorder-Treasurer
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Notice Is herebv civen that
George N. Gitzen, Executor of the
estate of Jacob C. Berrang. de
ceased, has filed his final account
and petition for distribution, and
that the 6th day of June. 1962. at
10 00 o'clock am., and the Court
Room ot the Circuit Court, Med
ford, Jackson County. Oregon, have
been appointed by said court as
the time and place for the hear
ing ot objections thereto and the
settlement thereof.
Dated and first published. May
7. 19-2.
Date ot last publication. May 28,
1962.
George N. Gitzen,
Executor.
J. F. Fllegel. Jr..
Attorney for Estate.
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOl'NT
No. 1U?1
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of
JOHN THOMAS HARPER.
Deceased.
NOTICfc IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has filed his
Final Report and Account as execu
tor of the estate of John Thomas
Harper deceased, with the Circuit
Court of Jackson County. Oregon,
and that said Court has set the
26th day ot May, 1962, at the hour
fo 10:00 o'clock tn the forenoon
ot said day in the Circuit Court
Room ot the Courthouse Bldg., at
Medtord, Jackson County, Oregon,
as the time and place for hearing
objections thereto and the settle
ment thereof.
DATED AND FIRST PUB
LISHED this 30th day of April,
1962.
Nathen Evans Harper.
Executor
Harbison and Piazza
Attorneys for Executor
NOTICE OF A1.E
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on the 15th day of May, 1982,
at tne nour oi 0:30 uciock a.m.,
at the front door of the Jackson
County Courthouse, located at Mam
and Onkdale Sts. in Medford, Ore-
fon, 1 shall sen at public auction,
ir cash to the highest bidder, all
of the right, title, interest, lien
and estate of Kenneth T, Wenaus,
Gayle Wenaus (his wife,, Marjorie
M. Wenaus and John Doe, her hus
band, et all, in the following de
scribed real properly, to-wlt:
Beginning at a point south 22
west, 141.5 feet from the north
west corner of Jacob Wagner
Lot, conveyed by Ellen H. Wag
ner to T. E. Hills. Volume 46.
Pagt 394, Deed Records of Jark
son County, Oregon, said point
betns on the southerly side line
of Granite Streete In the City of
Asniana, uregon, ana runnini
thence South 68 east, 101.;
fect; thence south 25' 35' west.
00 feel: tnence north b- west
101 3 feet, more or leas to the
southerly sine line of said Gratv
ite Street: thence North 22 east
along said southerly side line of
Granite Street, a distance of 60
feet to thf! point of beginning,
commonly known as 46 Granite
Street, Ashland, Oregon, LESS
AND EXCEPTING the following:
Beslnntnn at a ooint in the Cltv
of Ashland, Jackson County, Ore
gon on the easterly aide tine of
Granite Street, said point being
north 77 cast 24.4 feet distant
from the standard monument at
the Intersection of Granite and
Baum Street In the said city;
thence north 22' east 111.5 feet
to the true place of beginning,
thence north 22 cast 4.5 feet,
thence south 6(1 east 07 feet;
thence north 22 east 60 feet;
thence south 68 cast 7.2 feet;
thence south 25 35' west 65 feet;
thence north 68 west 101.3 fect
to the d ace of bea nning. tn the
County of Jackson and State of
Orciiun
SAID SALE Is made oursuant to
an Execution in Foreclosure Issued
out ot the Circuit Court of the
State ot Oregon on the 11 th day
ot April, 1962, wherein The Man
hattan Life Insurance Company,
New YorK corporation vs. Ken
neth T. Wenaus and Gayle We-
naim him wife: Martone M . wenaus
and John Doe, her husband, et al, 1
are defendants
Dated this 16th day of April. 1962
Jnseprt D, Walsh. Shertll
Jackson County, Oregon
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
No. 62-29-K
JN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF JACKSON
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Or OHEUON. fUHlLANU, a
national banking association,
Plaintiff,
vs.
EVERETT E TAYLOR and
GLORIA L. TAVLOR, husband
and wife: THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA; STATE UNEM
PLOYMENT COMPENSATION
COMMISSION; STATE INDUS
TRIAL ACCIDENT COMMIS
SION; .STATE TAX COMMIS
SION. CREDIT BUREAUS
ADJUSTMENT DEPARTMENT,
INC., an Oregon corporation;
NEW AMSTERDAM CASUALTY
COMPANY, a New York cor
porn Uon; REESE M. ALEXAN
DER and DAVID S. BROWN,
dba ALEXANDER St BROWN;
TED DeFORD; and DAVE
BECHTOLD. Defendnnts.
By virtue ol a Writ of Execu
tion Issued In the above-entitled
Court and cause to me directed
and dated the 17th day oi April.
If) ill. upon a Judgment and De
cree of Foreclosure entered In aaid
Court on April 9. 1002. in favor of
The Firnl National Bank of Ore
gon, Portland, a national Danxing
association. Plaintiff, and against
Everett K. Taylor and llioria L..
Taylor and each of them, com
manding me to make saie oi ine
following described real property
situated In the County of Jackson
and State of Oregon, to-wlt:
LoU Thirteen t ia l, r ounern
(14i. and Fifteen 115), in Block
"D" of the Town of Talent,
Jackaon County. Oregon, accord
ing to the official plat thereof,
now of record;
I will, on Tuesday, the 22nd day
of May. 19fi2, at 9:00 o'clock A.M.
the iront aoor or ine uoumy
Courthouse In Medford. Jackson
County. Oregon, sell at public
auction (subject to redemption) to
the highest bidder for cash, all of
the right, title, and Interest of the
said Defendants, and each of them.
In the above-entitled suit in or to
the above-described real property,
or any part thereof, to satisfy
said Writ of Execution, Decree,
tntirBt and costs.
DATED this 23rd day of April,
Date of first publication April
23. IfA2
Date or last pumicauon may i,
102.
JOSEPH D. WALSH
Sheriff of Jackson County
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
No. S2-233-E
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
DEAN R, CAIN Plaintiff,
va.
SHIRLEY A CAIN. Defendant
m- SMinLEY A. CAIN, defendant,
IN THE NAME ur ms biail
or OREGON: you are nerany re
mitred tn anoear and answer the
complaint filed against you in the
above entiiieo sun on or oir
the last day of four weeka from
the date of the first publication
of this summons, and. if you fail
so tn appear and answer aaid com'
ntnint for want thereof, the plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the
relief oemanoo in saia compmni,
mfilnriV ttfttrd MS follows:
(a) Forever dissolving the bonds
ot matrimony existing be
tween the plaintiff and de
fendant and divorcing plain
tiff from the defendant abso
lute
(ht For such other and furthSt
relief as the Court may deem
Just and equitable
This summons U published by
order of the Honorahle Jtmea M
Main. Judge of the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon for Jark
son County, duly mane and entered
nn th 27th dav of April. 1962
The time prescribed In said
order of publication of this Sum
mnm for Publication la once i
utpk for four consecutive weeks
DATED and first puhlished this
30th day of April. I92
THOMAS 3 REEDER
A Attorney for Plaintiff
O ana Fluhrer Rudding
I Medford, Oregon
MONDAY. MAY 7, 1962
A-Too Lots) To Classify
FOR RENT 2bdrm. unurn.7 elec
trie stove it refrigerator. $87.50.
Call between 9 At 5.
FQR RENT 2 bdrmT furnTVamiiy
rm. w w carpet, fireplace. SP-2-H919
after 5. 813 Grant.
FOR RENT 1 bdrnv furn. apt-
quiet homey location, water, gar
bage pd. $60 a mo. Call SP-3-4021
eves a
FOR SALE Rat terrier puppv$ld"
Parakoet&ase $5. SP3-13UI.
FOR SALE Corner Bldg.lot 55 x
140' Newly painted 5 rm pan
try it bath on adjoining 80 x140
fenced shady lot. Well for garden
it lawn. Both $iO00 cash. Or
house it lot $4500 cash. 725
Cherry St.. Central Point.
FOR SALE 1950 Chev. 'j ton
pickup 210 Lincoln St.
FOR SALE 2 bdrm. house. Near
schools. SP 3-49B4.
FOR RENT Nice 2 Bdrm-unfufrT.
Duplex. $90. SP 3-2321.
WANTED Carpenter work 'by
Hour or Job. Dependable. Refer-
ence. SP 3-4742.
SPINET PLAYER PIANO
Perfect for small home, trailer
or apartment. A barrel of tun.
See at Lusk Muiic Co.
FOR RENT 1 it 2 bdrm. Apis'.
Furn or Unfurn. Inquire 515
Dakota Aye.
FOR SALE 1951 GMC"a"TTClaiT
$350. 715 Pine. Central Point.
working woman.
Ien SP a-3003.
kitchen prtvt-
FOR SALE Real good 52 Hillnisn.
$135. SPJ3-3588.
FOR SALE Mallard ducklings. UU
3-lfl5.
FOR" RENT New large. 2bdrm"
duplex Garages separates units.
Glass patio door. Yard. No pets.
Adults Unfurn. $95. SP 3-5937.
FOR RENT 2 bdrm. unfurn. house.
Water it garbage pd. SP 2-5005.
FOR SALE Electric range, good
condition, $35. SP 2-6772, call
after 4
PAUCO 215 lb. 3-tab roofing, fs
yr. warranty $8 sq. No. 1 heavy
hand split cedar shakes. $17 sq.
1x6 it 8" sheeltng $30 M. Beau
tiful used brick 6c each, unitr of
500, Check our prices on any
building material before you buy.
NORTON'S LUMBER CO.
Phoenix White City Ashland
M.t.R. will hold a rummage' sale
Tuesday, May 8 Eagles hall,
from 9 to 4.
THE RIGHT MAN FOR
COUNTY JUDGE
JOHN GREGORY
Pd. pol. adv. by John Gregory
BoxJ382. Medford
FOR SALE 8 mm movie camera
leather carrying case it prolec
tor All for$35.JSP j-4114.
NOW THRU "MAY 10
' SALE AT
OAK GROVE
FURNITURE
2784 W. Main SP 3-1564
FOR SALE Sturdy traditional oak
8-pc. dining set. Top condition.
SP 2-67(14.
FOR SALE Complete paint spray
outflMwln compressor. SP2-8971.
SAWDUST " "
Clean red fir-mulch
MEDFORD FUEL. Tel. SP 2-2111
New & Used
Evtnrude Trolling Motor . 140
Complete Stock of Pittsburg
Paint. All stzea ot plastic pipe
and flttlnasUMl
We carry naila common lftc lb
hox ne lh
Haggard Lbr. & Plumbing
l
SPECIALS
Plastic Wall Tile, Stock
Only 3c ea
9x12 Print Linoleum, S3.29 each,
stock only.
fl"xl2" and 9'x9" Linoleum Tile,
6c, stock only.
Standard Gauge Inlaid Linoleum
Remnants 99c lineal foot
12 Plastic Print
per lineal fool.
Linoleum 99c
n's Floor Cover Shop
1256 S, Riverside
FOR SALE BUNDLES OF OLD
NEWSPAPERS. 20c each. Mail
Tribune Office, 33 No. Fir.
COL OR PRINTS, enlargemenU
from your slides. Custom qual
ity 3 for $1. up. Phillips Photo
Lab., 703 Beatty. SP 2-0318.
VACUUM Cleaners repaired. Free
picKup & delivery, uas & parts
for all makes. SP 2-4998. Stark's.
622 No Riverside.
BLOX BLOX
Planea blox. big double loads
2" Summer prices.
MEDFORD FUEL, SP 2-2111
LIME (Bulk) "
Let ua supply your liming needs.
Delivery Includea SPREADING
SERVICE 5T-Minlmum.
AGRICULTURAL LIME DIST CO
c-o Ray Reneau, Jacksonville,
Ore Ph. Gold Hill UL 5-1537
Eves. Jacksonville, TW 8-1554.
SUBURBAN Homes. Nothing Down.
4', simple interest in Rural
Area, 912 square feet. 2 bed
room home, 100 complete Pay
ments undet S30 per month See
our model at 521 Maria, or call
SP 3-1379
FOR SALE New 3 Bdrm. home.
Immediate possession. No down
Sayment. No closing costs. SP--R2B1
I LODGE NOTICES
Medford Lodge No. 83,
I.O.O.F. meets Tuesday,
May 8, at 8 p.m. First
degree, refreshments.
Visitors welcome.
Jack Adams N O.
Table Rock Council No. IS
Stated Assembly Tuesday.
May Bin, 7:30. visiting
Comoan ons w( comi,
Refreshments. Ross McVay, I.M.
Pay yOLir Old billS ... and have money
enough to outfit the whole family!
$25 TO $1500
CITY FINANCE COMPANY
18S I. Main St. Phonal 482-2431, Ashland
life Inturance ovolleble m etl leant ot low group rates
B 5
2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS
RUMMAGE Sale Thuridy, May JOT
Fehl BHg. 9 a.m. -3 p m
3-PERSONAL
NOW HE'S.GONE
ON K-DOV DIAL 1300
Paul Ward
Real Gone
FROM 12:30-5:00
JACKSONVILLE DENTALabT
Under, new mgr. Dcnlures repair
ed while you wait. TW 9-1071.
TW flj-l.ViO.
MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic SturifoT
.2U Fluhrer Bldg. SP 2-9611
GOING to remodel or build this"
summer? Save $SS bv doing it
N-O W Quality work at the low
est possible price. Free estimate!
Financing. NO 4-1500 or NO 4
3078 anytime.
IF You Need Spanish tutoring, con
tact Roncrt Donald. 204 North
Ivy Medford
RAWLEIGII PRODUCTS
701 N Modoc SP 2-4438
AUTO INSURANCE" PROBLEMS?
If age driving record. un
insured accident financial re
sponsib'my filing, etc. is making
it difficult ror vou to secures
proper insurance see us Con
venient monthly installment Don
Stathoa Insuror 1005 E Main.
Medtord SP 3-6638 Open Moo
St Tues 'til 9 p.m
"having money problems?
See Wayne Medford. He can
arrange a loan for you from $50
to $1500. tm furniture, automo
bile or salary.
LAURENTIDE FINANCE CORP.
'23W Main SP 2-(i201
DENTURES repaired and re-lined
whilf you wall Day or eve Ph.
-sp.?:ti0-(i 25Loz'er Lane
Anyone ha vine a drinking prob
lem is welcome at Alcoholic An
onymous 8 30 p.m Tues it Sat,
Al-ancn Group 1st it 3rd Tues,
RcHr of 212 N Oakdale SP 3-4848
MIRIAMS BEAUTY SHOP
Minnm Ward Owner-Operator
SP 3-38IW flO!) E Jac k s o n
4-LOSTAND FOUND
LOST or strayed Black & white"
toy terrier. Tolo vicinity. Re
ward. NO 4-2IU2.
5-INSTRUCTIONS
ENROLL NOW for sewing lessons?
Ages 10 to 21. Singer Sewing
Machine Co. 318 E. Main. SP
2-71i.
PIANO Lessons MrsrLca!ie-Board
man hi' 2-i?t2
10 WANTED MALE HELP
AAA-l TEXAS OIL CO. needs man
as traveling representative, writs
L. A. Swallow, Pres.. Southwest
ern Petroleum Co., Box 789, Fort
Worth 1, Texan.
APPLICATIONS for bus driver now
being tnken at sth it Front St.,
Medtord. Continental Pacific
Lines. Minimum qualifications:
Wt.. 165 lbs., Ht.. 5 U., 10 In., high
school education;
WANTED: Married man for Fuller
Brush Company Routt. Selling
experience helpful but not nec
essary. $105 per week guaran
teed to start SP 2-8934.
RECEIVING CLERK
For large Retail Organization. Must
be neat, aepennaoic et capanie ok
assuming responsibility & with de
sire lor anvancemen.1. aaies expe
rience not necessary out neiptui.
Many employee nenema. aaiary
plus incentives. Reply to P.O. Box
1452. Medford, Oregon, stating age,
marital status, other qualifications
St phone number.
Representative
to rover independent, chain &
wholesale grocery trade for lonjf
time Oregon food manufacturer
Salary, bonuses St expenses.
Must he capable of ma na Kin if
own time & territory. Writ
Tribune Box 338.
Fully Certified Lumber Grader
nignts :uo unin x:vu t-aii or
write Diamond National Corp.,
Personnel Office, Box D", Red
BiuM. C.-illf. Phone LA 7-2231.
H WANTED FEMALE HELP
EXPERIENCED Beautician
SP 2-2186
SECRETARY, receptionist, medi
cal typing, aictapnone essential.
Wrilc. give references, former
employer, education it expert
enco Tribune Box 610.
BABY sitter wanted. Must hav
own transportation. & j-duu.
LADY to keep house for lady
alone. Must live in. Ph. ihz-upj.
CARE for elderly Indy. Live In.
l 1)0 mo. out of town. fit. eves,
SP 2-n7H4.
12 MALE OR FEMALE HELP
NEED 3 men or women for perma
nent route work witn nouscnoia
needs. Commission. Write McNesi
Co.. Box 4014, Oakland 23. Calif.
EXPERIENCED Fry Cook. Also ex
perienced waitresses, anlfts o.AQ
p.m to 12:30 a.m. Apply 3 pm,
to A p.m. or after 9 p.m. In per
son 911 No. Riverside or call
SP2-rt7fM.
13 WANTED SITUATIONS
Building, Remodel or new.
Finance YES. NO Mfl.M
CABINET -Carpenter work. Plaster
ing. Painting. Cement work,
Roofing Any type of work th
home needs. SP 3-6071.
CUSTOM tractor work; no Job too
large or anif.Il. NO4-2763.
EXPERIENCED baby sitting in my
home. SP 2-54B0.
LAWN MOWING St
LIGHT HAULING. SP 2-2778
For Acton . . .
Use Tribune Want Ad$
You can do it with a
prompt, private cash loan
from us. Stop In the first
chance you get or call
us first and then pick up
your money.
Ol