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Newspaper Page Text8 D SUNDAY, MAY 13. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON Communications Workers Oppose Home Rule Plan The Communications Work' ers of America Local 9208 in Medford has gone on record against the proposed Home Rule charter and endorsed a number of candidates for the primary election Friday, May 18. "We believe the voter will lose control of the county government and the commis sioners and administrative as sistant will have too much power granted them in con trolling county affairs. We in. tend to actively oppose tills charter," the union local said The workers endorsed Charles Crary, James Redden, Al Bradford for state rcpre sentatives. Endorse Morriion They also endorsed W. E Morrison as a write-in candi date for state senator. "We feel he is the best qualified candidate and will represent all interests, all people fairly and conscientiously as state senator. He is opposed to the charter and home rule as it now stands. We intend to ac tively suport him," the union announced. The union local endorsed E. M. Madden for county clerk. Robert Duncan for congres sional representative from the Fourth Congressional district and K. C. (Swede) Wernmark for county judge. Thomas J. Reeder, former Jackson county district attor ney, urged the nomination of Duncan as the Democratic candidate for fourth district congressman when he spoke before the local last week. He would be the strongest Demo cratic candidate for the gen eral election, Reeder said. A Sewing Buy! Easy, INSTANT, fitting -just sash -tie it! No waist seams, no fuss to this bright young casual all the girls want for Summer. Choose denim, seersucker or poplin. Printed Pattern 9378: Girls' Sizes 6, 8, 10, 12. 14. Size 10 takes 2 yards 45-Inch fabric. THIRTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mail. Send to Mar ian Martin, Medford Mail Tribune. Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St.. New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Extra Big Rummer Catalog -over 106 styles for all sizes, occasions. Send 35c. Be Choosy . . . Get Jacuzzi PUMPS! Vi H.P. DEEP WELL PUMP With 42 Gal. Tank and Air Charger $15.95 down, $13.15 per mo. Centrifugal Irrigation Pumpi and up Siskiyou Hardware 225 W. Main Ph. SP 2-2939 SIH GREEN STAMPS The Week in Building Shutdown United Prasi International Northern California build ing contractors, hit by scat tered strikes since several union contracts expired May 1, ordered a virtual shutdown on about $3.3 billion worth of projects. About 120,000 workers were scheduled to be idled. Unions applying to the "no contract, no work policy al ready had shut down about 20 per cent of construction in 46 counties. The contractors' action af fected building projects rang ing from California's mam moth $1.75 billion water plan to single-family homes. The construction of highways, bridges, schools, sewage plants, state and federal office buildings also were to be de layed, as well as nearly all major private building proj ects. Effective May 14 It was expected the shut down would become effective May 14. Contracts with laborers carpenters, cement masons and construction teamsters ex pired May 1. All the unions arc affiliated with the AFL- CIO except the independent teamsters. The principal employers' group, the Associated General Contractors, said union de mands greatly exceeded the Kennedy administration pol icy of wage increases limited to about 3 per cent a year. Employers have been offer ing what amounts to a 32- ccnts an hour increase in a three-year-package. The un ions have asked for a package amounting to $1.15 an hour in increases during three years. Elsewhere during the week, there were these develop ments: Titovi Soviet Cosmonaut Gherman Titov visited the San Francisco Bay Area for two days and took a cruise on the harbor to cap his stay. He came to California with his wife following a stopover at the Seattle World's Fair. Water: The California wa ter plan, an immense project aimed at conserving and sell ing billions of gallons now wasted in the sea, made its first delivery. Gov. Edmund G. Brown signaled the be ginning of a flow through the South Bay Aqueduct near Livermore. The system even tually will carry surplus wa ter into southern California, a distance of 850 miles from its starting point. Elephants! The first inter collegiate elephant race in human history was held at Orange County State college with 15 entries. Storktt Thomas M. Storke, editor and publisher of the Santa Barbara News -Press, was awarded the 10B2 Pulitz er Prize for Editorial Writing. He received the $1,000 prize for his forceful editorials calling public attention to the activities of a semi-secret or ganization known as the John Birch Society." The News-Press was one of the first newspapers to pub lish both a scries of articles about the John Birch Society Hospitals Subject Of Medicine Show Ways in which scientific equipment and facilities are uniquely combined with per sonal care and attention in today's hospitals will be dem onstrated on "Adventures in Medicine" at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon over station KBES TV. Of the more than mil lion people presently em ployed by hospitals, many work "behind the scenes" and arc rarely, if ever, seen by the patient. Representing various hospi tal teams and professions on the program will be Mrs. Alice Crawford, director of nurses, Ashland Community hospital; Mrs. Shirley Ste vens, medical technologist. Mrs. Helen Lamberg. medical record librarian, and Marion II. Wells, registered pharma cist, Scored Heart hospital; and Mrs. Evadyn MacLeod, chief dietitian, and Robert Sutton, chief x-ray technician, Rogue Valley hospital. for Healthy SEPTIC TAMK fcr'J CESSPOOLS 'ntUHlt,pTKM I AND DRAINS W IIW1 JMIltlll Us SEPTONIC Regularly! Kopi lV wet k; no. Her- M AQ air t ro. ' r m ' horm!t t pkimtt.ng lm California Contractors Order of Major and to follow with editorial comment. The series, written by News-Press staff reporter Hans Engh, appeared Jan. 22 23, 1961. Storke, in comment ing on the award, said "What I and the News-Press did, is only what any good American newspaper would havo done under the same circum stances." April: San Francisco police chief Thomas Cahill consid ered the use of German Shep herd dogs to accompany pa trolmen on their beats. The announcement came after the chief ordered 100 more men includin? some station cao-tains-back to the streets to combat a recent wave of purse - snatching and mug gings. Public demand for more po lice protection on the streets reached a peak when April Aaron, a 22-year-old secretary, was beaten and knifed last month while walking through Golden Gate Park to a Mor mon Church function. Doctors were forced to remove her right eye. Her face, legs and arms still bear scars. Cohen: Mickey Cohen sur rendered to authorities for re turn to Alcatraz where he will serve a 15-year sentence for tax evasion. Last minute at tempts to keep Cohen at liber ty on $100,000 bail failed. U.S. Supreme Court Justice Wil liam O. Douglas refused to Brant an extension on the $100.00 bail under which Co hen had been free since Octo ber pending appeal on his LEGAL NOTICES NATIONAL FORK ST TIMBER FOB RALE Rfaver Fork Sate nni atirtinn hiris will be received bv the Forest Supervisor or his authorized repreentntive lit the office of the Fnrmt Suoervfsor. Post Office Buildinit. Medford. fiMimn hftrjinnlnv nt 2:00 n.111.. June IS. in2. for all merchantable timher marked or designated for cutling- on an area embracing 281 acres, more or less, wn-un Hnn 21. 22 27 and 2R. T. 35 S. R 4 F... W.M.. surveved, in the Rmriio Rfvr National Forest. Jack son Countv. Ormon. The estimated vnimnM nrv H4(i M hoard feel tit Doiielnji-fir; 260 M board feet of ponrierosa. sugar. Jeffrev Bnd west ern white nine: and 350 M board r.t nt urhft fir nnri other sne- cles. The minimum acceptable bid ner M board fret is as rouown: Douglns-fir $0.35: ponderosa. Mi liar JMfrev and western white nine SB.";' whH fir nd other novelet" 3 0S. This Includes the following rates, ner M board foet tnr fttiimpnee. Including dennit for sal" BTa betterment: V(W hwse -Ate nhn an rirtitlnnnl $.ln fnr roupl-Mr: 15 base rale win an addition t.85 fr non dros. sugar. JeC'-f' nd west ern white nine: nn base '"le nlus an adHltionnl n.70 fnr white fir and other snertes. nd ! 25 'or sU'li dinoM for all soeclcB. The nriri bid for tuninnee Khali be considered a tentative rates subfert to ouarieriv calendar jn tuttnmnt uncord or downward bv n.S of the d"ference between he vere of the monthly nnufiss- fr Re'on 1nire. a rnlcu'ited iv t"e Foiev Service or 'he 'e rn Pine Association Lumher Price fnriev for th- tbree nreviou mnnltn, pnrl he following hc indices: Dnuglas-flr "R.flR fR- 1 nnnHerosn. sugar, JffAv nd "eslprn white nine R2 : while ' fir and nther sneoies BOM (Al. Such adiustmenls In the nrice for stumoage hMl he applicable to timber scaled during the three ! months pcriort follow!" the ouar. ter for wnicn toe anuis'mem is comnu'ed. tn no event, however, shall the tiayment rates for each ouarter he less than 'be be recs as stated above. When the adtuMen ra'es hv soecies are lower than the hne rate, me otr fcrence between the total dollar value of the Umber cut at iH lusted rates and at base rates ""ill be recorded for each sneclcs. The stumnage rate for a aperies will not be increased above the base rate until the subsequent adiusted rates above the base rate will rie' veion an accumulated total dollar value for the species In execs of the recorded accumulated differ ence. Sealed bids will be pubHclv onened and toted. at the office of the Forest Supervisor, at 2:00 pm. on June 15. 10H2 All those who suhnittlcd a satisfactory sealed hid will be permitted immediately to continue auction bidding A money order, hank draft, cashier's or certified check in the sum of sionnnn must accompany each bid, to he apnlied to the nurchase price, refunded, or retained for application to anv claim for dam ages, according to the conditions of sale. If requested by the pur chaser, contract terms will permit felling of timber in advance of pavment up to the value of the performance bond. If an oral bid is declared to be high at the clos ing of the auction, the bidder must immediately' confirm the oral bid bv submitting it in writing on a Forest Service hid form. The right to reiect anv and all hid is re served Forest Service bid forms for use in submitting sealed bids and full Information concerning the timher the conditions of sale and the submission of bids should be obtained from the District Ranger, Hutle Falls, Orecon or the Forest Supervisor, Medford, Orrgon. before bids are submitted. AHVKRTISKMKNT FOH B1S Sealed hid will be rwrivrd ty the Jfu'knon Cnunlv Cmirt nt the Courthouse nt Medford. Oregon, on or before in 00 AM. on (he .Mh dv of My 1!ifi2. for the fnnmhine of lumber for Cnuntv Rrtrtcen No. over Evans Crek on the Kvan Creek powd and No. 372 over Butte Creek on ihe Netherlands Road. Instruct torn. tn bidder and pe.iflcnlion and plan (r said brldce lumber mv be een at the office of the Cnunlv Clerk or the offd'e nt the Countv Fnpmeer. JACKSON COl'NTY COl'RT: FARI. M. M1ULKR Countv .indue CHKSTER H WENDT Countv CnmmiMioner T. H TAYLOR Cnuntv Commissioner NEW HOMP? Plan hal lor thrifty heat inn. Cut fuel bills in half with J ruitom built tirt tact! Evclutiva coun'tr flow iv tern makes tire placet ojvt ample, 24 hr floor-level heat. New, for '62 a unit that will never hu out. It' ouar anteed. Get all the tieM on . . , FIREPLACE FURNACES Bm 791, AiMand, 482-1794 Projects 1961 tax conviction. Cohen's lawyer, A. L. Wiren, planned to ask President Kennedy to commute the sentence on grounds it is the longest ever imposed for an income tax vi olation. Reservoirs: The U.S. bureau of reclamation promised "am ple water ' this summer from all bureau projects except Millerton lake in the South ern San Joaquin valley. Re gional Director H. P. Dugan said that most bureau reser voirs were nearing their max imum levels and have already started water deliveries for the 1962 season. William E. Warne, state director of wa ter resources, also gave an optimistic report. He said sea sonal rainfall had been near or above normal in most state areas. Classified Rates Minimum Sue: Two Llnei 1 day per word. 2 davi per word. 8c 12c 3 aay per word ,......,... ,J5c o days per word......w.iric 6 day per word 20c Jackson. Josephine and Siskiyou Counties Kate Other Areas Per Word 8c Per Day. By Line Per Month $3.00 Box Number Service Charge SOo (Minimum Cash Ad 80c Business Directory Each line per monlt $2 25 Minimum per month $8.75 Dead Line on Classified Ads 5:00 p.m. for tol lowing day. except 10 a m. for Monday: for bunday noon Saturday. Dead Line on Display Classi fied Ads 10:00 a m Saturday for Sunday and Monday 3 pm. the day before publi cation for Tucs. through Frl. APPROVKO CREDIT CHARGES BILLED BY TUB LINE Minimum Charge $1.20 CLASSIFIED AD DIRECTORY PERSONAL Lodge Notices Special Club Events , Personal Lost and Found instructions . wanted Male Help Wanted Female Help . Male or Female Help . 2 3 4 a - 10 li - 12 - 13 H 14 - 15 wanted situations Wanted Miscellaneous Financial & Loans REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses 20 For Rent Apartments Ul For Rent Furnished Rooms - 22 Rent Rooms, and Board ... 23 For Rent Miscellaneous 24 Wanted To Rent 25 Medford Realty Board ........ HO For Sale Real Estate ............ 31 Buflness Opportunities 32 Wanten Real Estate 33 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies 40 Appliances - 41 Furniture 42 Musical Equip.. Radio. TV . 43 Sports and Hobbies 44 Miscellaneous 43 Nurseries M....-......4fi Dors and Pets 50 Poultry , 31 Livestock 32 Wanted Livestock M 33 Hav Grain and Feed 34 Fruits & Vegetables 55 Automotive & Equipment Machinery and Tractors ... 60 LoRniiiR Equipment ......... 61 Equipment for Rent fi2 Trailers 70 Parts and Accessories MHW.K 71 Cycles and Scooters w.......,.. 72 Cars and Trucks 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Classify A Business Directory ............ B Card of Thanks C A Too lale To Classify RESTVLK Men'. Con7 double hrca.trri to Kinftlo. SIO. 1128 W1Main. In the hack, upstairs. FOR SALE 3 yr. old. 3 harm, home, Pa haths. fireplace, on large lot. 706 Ellen Ave. SP 3-67BI. WE NEED LISTINGS! JACKSON COUNTY REALTY 36 Pine Street-Central Point Call Tom Morris, Sales, or . Clayton W. Lewis, Realtor NO 4-3015 - SP 2-6873 - 2-5247 or TA 6-9101 Wanted: licensed Real Estate Salesman SPECIAL SALE NOTICE we are taking orders on our big double loads of UN-SPLIT PEELER CORE WOOD Sale Price $' -k ic -k now is the time -k TIMBER PRODUCTS is the place Phone SP 2-8086 Sale ends May 3 1st A Too lata To Classify 4 x 8 x hsrd board $1 30 per sheet. 4x8 x l- hard board $1.75 per sheet. 4 x 8 x " chspwood underlayment $352 per sheet. No. 1 heavy cedar hand split shakes $17 sq. Pabco 215-Ib. 3 tab roofing, $15-yr. warranty. $8 sq. 1 x 6" At 8" sheathing $30 M. NORTON LUMBER CO. Phoenix White City Ashland FOR SALE APPLEG ATE ACRE AGE. 10 delightful acres with 610 ft. river frontage. Tall trees, along the river, a pretty field, and electricity available. SP-3-1543. FOR SALE 1954 FORD PICKUP. 'j T . 4 Speed, with 1939 Motor. CLEAN. SP 3-1543. FOR SALE THE NEATEST 2 BEDROOM HOME near the pro posed new Safeway store. Only $T.500 and you name the terms. Syll SP 3-1543: FOR SALE 3 choice lots in Me mory Gardens Memorial Park. Original price. KE 5-2245. IF YOU'RE BOTHERED SPRAY NOW! for green or black Aphis Ants. Crickets or any other kind of bugs. No job too small or large. Call WITHROW SP 2-5376 FOR SALE Shopsmith. used very Jiitie some extra auaenmems, $ 1 3 3K E5j -2 780 . FOR SALE) 1931 Ford 2-dr. deluxe 6-cyl. Overdrive. Sharp car. 2500 Sandy Terrace. Medford. WANTED: To buy a good used extension ladder. &vv-ojii, Withrow. USED BLDG. BARGAINS 100's of Windows 8c Doors, Flooring. Siding, Shiplap & di mension lumber. Plumbing 6c Elcc. fixtures & supplies. TO BE MOVED 2 bdrm. home. 1 bdrtn. duplex, 2 cabin. Some small utility bldgf. Prices are Right! Westwood Housemoving & Wrecking Co. 1 W, Clark SP 2-5330 FOR RENT 3 rm.. kitchenette. 3 beds Prefer working men. mo N. Riverside. SPECIALS Linoleum Remnants galore, 8' wide. 9!Jc lineal foot. Linoleum Tile, each 8c 0x12 Print Linoleum Ruff 55.40 H'6'xiriO" Wool Rug $4888 11x12 Ruff Candv Strined $48.88 IM'S FLOOR COVER SHOP 1236 S Riverside SP 2-4448 ROSES For Mother's Day Potted In full bud. 20 varieties to choose from. $1.40 each or 6 for $7.40. Ornamental Nursery at the new Freeway Interchange, Central Point. BLOX BLOX Planed blox, big double loads 2' Summer prices. MEDFORD FUEL. SP 2-2111 SUBURBAN Homes, Nothing Down. 4 simple interest in Rural Areas. 912 square feet, 2 bed room home. lOOri complete. Pay ments under $50 per month. See our model at 321 Marie, or call SP 3-1379 LIME (Bulk) Let us supply your liming needs. Delivery Includes SPREADING SKRVICE. ST-Mlnlmum. AGRICULTURAL LIME DIST. CO. c-o Kay iteneau. jacKsonvuie, Ore. Ph. Gold Hill UL 5-1537. Eves. Jacksonville. TW 9-1554. PAY CASH & SAVE 12-2 Loom Wire 250' coil ....$8.88 12-2 Loom Wire 250 foot with ground $9.99 Complete stock of Electrical Boxes, etc. Haggard Lbr. & Plumbing Hwy. 911 Phoonlx KE 3-2522 FREE Pick Up A Delivery Lawn Mowers. Rototillers Garden Tractors Complete Service "Dicks Mobile Garage" "We Go Anywhere" SP 3-2706 VACUUM Cleaners repaired. Free pickup : delivery, tings parts for all makes. SP 2-4998. Stark's. B22 No Riverside. SAWDUST riMn rnA f ir-n.iili'h MEDFORD FUEL. Tel. SP J-J1 1 1 FOR SALE BUNDLES OF OLD i NEWSPAPERS. 20c each. Mail jnuuue viiice. oo i.u. rn. SEAT COVER SPECIAL $13.88 Most cars inMallcd. Special prices on Auto Carpels. Sure-Fit. South Central at 12th. FOU SALE 1 bdrm. set with sprinKs: 1 complete dininu room set; misc. ftirn; very reasonable. 701 West Jackson. 1 Per Load A-Too Late To Classify FUR SALE LOTS suitabjis for frailer house. $23 mo. NO 4-1897. UPHOLSTERY Fur it Auto. Custo-madtt Seat Covers Auto glass Ac seat belts installed. Free est., pickup and delivery. Clear Plastic, Foam Rubber.. Floor Mats. Double Gold Bond Stamps thru Mothers Day on all labor and materials. GARRETT BROS. 2503 W. Main, SP 2-2789 SPECIAL Lam in Art Counter Top 45c per square foot. Ux4x8 Hardhoard $1 7U sheet. Kitchen Cabinet Pulls from 14c. a," off-set Hinges from 20c; Knobs from 13c . LEWIS WHOLESALE 44?s JMver.ide BP2-7 1 33 THE RIGHT MAN FOR" COUNTY JUDGE JOHN GREGORY Pd. pol. adv. by John Gregory Box 1382. Medford WE Will dig sewer lines, founda tions swimming pools, all tvpes of digging. Septic tanks installed. Leveling, large St small jobs. TA 6-90'iB t LODGE NOTICES Medford Bodies, Scottish Rite, Monday, May 14. 8:00 P.M. State Lodge & Chap ter. Reunion Fourteenth degree. Refreshments. Vis iting brethren welcome. FrcdA. Purdin. Secy. Medford Lodee No. 83? I.O.O.F., meets Tuesday, May 15 at 8 p.m. Visitors welcome. Refreshments. Jack Adan-s. N.G. 2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS CENTRAL POINT LIONS CRATER STADIUM RUMMAGE & AUCTION SALE MAY 199 to 5 Faber s Parking Lot Central Point Clothing - Household - Hardware Food - Entertainment RUMMAGE SALE Westminster Presbyterian Women. Thursday. May 17, !) to 5. Fehl Bldg. Good used clothing for infants to adults. Misc. items. RUMMAGE SALE. Mon.. May 147 12:30 to 5. Tucs.. May 15. 9 to 5. Fehl Bldg. By Women's Assoc., 1st Presbyterian Church. 3-PERSONAL REMEMBER TO VOTE MAY 18 BUT VOTE NO ON ANNEXATION Pd. Pol. Adv. by Lee Hobbs. Anti - Annexation Committee vy . .main WHEN roads become streets, your budget will squeak. Vote 53 NO to annexation. Pd. pol. adv. Mrs. HD I riHHl0 ijJJ5S1Col u nbus I AM NO longer responsible for debts made by Harriotte Gavle Sweeney Copley as of May 12th, 1962 Dale Gene Copley. A1C AR 19349275.- William T. "Bill" Kerr With Their Organization Bill cordially invites his friends and customers to drop in and say hello at . . . DORAN REAL ESTATE 124 E. 8th (Jackson House) SP 2-7200 THE COSTS BE SURE TO GET YOUR TITLE REPORTS FROM THE . . . JACKS Oh COUNTY TITLE GO. YOUR LOCALLY OWNED TITLE COMPANY 121 East Sixth Street Phone SP 3-4551 TITLE INSURANCE ESCROWS Jackson Counlyi Oldejt cd Most Reliable Title Company Established 1885 3-PERSONAJ. ATTENTION - MOTHERS The Best In Child Care planned tor your convenience. Any morning, afternoon or all day Monday through Friday. Hot lunches mid-morning St mid afternoon snacks State Licensed St Inspected Varied Sc interesting program of supervised play, rest, art Sc mu sic. Modern fireproof facilities. Centrally located by Hawthorne ""'COLLEEN HOPE DAY CARE CENTER 45 Hawthorne SP 3-6204 Introducing JOANNE SHREEVE. new to us from another of Med ford's bet ter shops, comes Joanne. Be cause of her pleasant person ality, a lovely smile, a terrific desire to please, we predict a wonderful future for her. Meet her personally & enjoy her beautiful hair-do. Eves, by appointment MODERN BEAUTY SALON 131 S. Central SP 3-5379 HAVE you added the unmentioned cnaracs including increased tax es? Vote S3 NO to annexation. Pd. political adv. Mrs. Harriette uions. lava so. (joiumous. SHARE my home with elderly per- son. ar j-oiMi. HEY NEIGHBOR Here is an offer no one can afford to miss. PERMS $1,95 & UP LEON'S HAIR FASHIONS 231 6th St. SP 3-1552 HELP . Stimulate Jackson County's economy. Vote Don Stathos for State Senator. (Pd. Pol. Adv., n. mcKeiis, luua c. main, ivico ford. Orel JACKSONVILLE DENTAL LAB. under new mcr. Dentures reDair- cd while you wait. TW 9-1071. 1 W U-IJ3U. AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? if ago driving record, un insured accident financial re sponsibility filinc etc.. is making It difficult for you to secure proper insurance, see us. Con venient monthly installment. Don Stathos Insuror. 1005 E. Main, Meotora sr 3-6G58 open Mon ae rues, 'tn p.m. HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS? See Wayne Medford. He can arrange a loan for you from $50 to siouu, on furniture, automo bile or salary. LAURENTIDE FINANCE CORP. 123 W Main SP 2-6201 MIRIAMS BEAUTY SHOP Miriam ward Owner-Operator or- j-jduo uu c. jacKson Anyone having a drinking prob lem is welcome at Aiconouc An onymous 8:30 p.m. Tues & Sat Al-anon GrouD 1st & 3rd Tues Rear of 212 N Oakdale. SP 3-4S4S I REAL ESTATE LOANS TO $2500 first Sc 2nd Mortgages Lauren tide Industrial Finance Corp.. Main St Riverside. SP 3-4564 The Doran Real Estate Cor poration is pleased to an nounce the association of 3 PERSONAL DENTURES repaired and relined while you wait. Day or eve. Ph SP 3-6028 j-25 Lozier Lina. RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS 701 N Modoc SP 2-U3S 4-lOST AND FOUND FOUND Lower Taxes LESS RESTRICTIONS VOTE NO on Annexation Pd. Pol. Adv. by Lee Hobbs. Anti - Annexation Committee 1822-A. W. Main HIGHT HAS IT! EAST SIDE SPECIALS 4 bedroom home, close in, large finished attic, steam heal, 2 sleeping porches. A bargain at . . . $15,000. 3 bedroom home on Country Club Dr. 2 baths, wall to wall carpeting, perimeter heat, fireplace, double garage.. ..... 3 bedroom home, covered patio, perimeter heat, en closed back yard, newly redecorated. HAY RANCH SPECIAL 280 acres 200 culti vated. Heavy hay crop. Good barn. Excellent spot to bui Id home. Bargain $45,000. ECONOMY & CHARM Inviting 2 bedroom home, carpeted liv. room, pan elled dining area, large circ. fireplace, very mod srn bath, large utility. Nice landscaping. Only . . $8500 Terms. RIVER PROPERTIES Excellent selection. Lots, cottages, homes, farms & business opportunities in top recreation area. Ranch & River Property Brochures Available or call 3-3933, 2-6927, 3-4724, 3-3194 YOUR MLS REALTOR KNOWS ... How To Locate the Propery You Seek To Lease or Buy! Don't wonder aim lessly all over town . . . we have multiple listings for home, commercial, indus trial and farm lots and buildings . . . to lease or buy. CEDAR tj 2x4 S' LOW H GRADE T I MlfttJT J Agency, Inc. wiiimaiiLi 221 N. Central in ....a..t..na SP 2-5223 " Whore Service li a , ; B "Realty" ! i donald e. herried, Broker Or Call 3-3933, 1 SPring 3-7465 2-6927,3-4724, 3-3194 MMamWTOMW at fHEMnv stud WIILI1I. Central 3-PERSONAl MWLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio, iu Flnhrrr Bldg SP 2-1B11 4-LOST AND FOUND LOST Jade car ring on Queen Anne Ave. Reward. SP 3-17B2. LOST Black gelding. Last' seen Upper Applcgate area. Reward. T'.v n-n:t3 5-INSTRUCTIONS WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia 1ST. IN SALES Box 62. Ashland. 488-31911 ENROLL NOW for" sewing lessons. Ages 10 to 21. Singer Sewing; Machine Co. 313 E. Main. SP :-71a. HERRIED REAL ESTATE 104 East Sixth Medford, Oregon SPring 3-7464 Four Bedroom Potential . . Comfortable home with view of valley features 3 bedrooms and unfinished room for a fourth. Electric heat, circulating fire place. Ranch style. A top fam ily buy at $13,900. Prime Business Site . . Top business location 10 mtlti from Medford. 221 ft. frontags on Crater Lake Hwy. 1800 sq. ft. building in good condition. $2000 down. Favorable terms. Beautifully Landscaped ... Well-designed 2-bedroom homa on Hillcrest. Landscaped lot with many ornamental trees and shrubs. Insulated, furnace heat. Bst location, a low $15,000. FHA available. Duplex With Extra Lot . . . Income property with too po tential for expansion. Large du plex with luxury features ar $16,500 on FHA terms; extra lot available for $2,250 mora. Designed for Family Living . . $400 down will take this on with FHA terms on the balance. Fenced backyard, garden area, oatio, 2 bedrooms, big garage. Total price: a low $1 1,900. CALL SPring 3-7464, OR: Bill Holman SP 2-9742 Mary Ann Sander SP 3-3955 Bert Prce SP 3-4229 Don Wendt TW 9-1009 Bill Wood SP 3-6932 Jim Prce SP 3-4229 Roger Leonard UL 5-1113 Let Our Aggressive Sales Force Work for You, Tool POSTS iC Each Each I MILL Point memwj t " 1 a..... Wurfwsrl ar row- e