Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 23, 1962, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextWRONG WAY Houston, Tcx.-HTD - There's tomething of a standofl in the suburban community of Bellaire, where a highway sign on the outskirts reads: "Yeld (sic) Right of Way." The city saidi t was a county sign and demanded the coun ty make a correction. The county said it was a city sign. Said a city councilman: "I don't know whose sign it is, but I demand an investigation. This is embarrassing." Icicle-Slim Taking top honors a bold ly side-buttoned and sashed sheath. Whip it up in fresh faced cottons to whiz you here, everywhere now to fall. Printed Pattern 9066: Miss es Sizes 10. 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 16 requires 3 yards 35- lnch fabric. FIFTY CENTS in coins for this pattern add 10 cents fr each pattern for first-class mail. Send to Marian Martin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pat tern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11. N.Y. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUM BER. Extra Big Summer Pattern Catalog over 106 styles for all sizes, occasions. Send 35c. STOP TANK DRIP B"$iMT'$T0P YOURStlF risLlc fu'M FITS XLL TANKS EASILY INSTALLED PERMANENT 11 STOPTHIS prr lie mnivi BEE. V. vr-i i PLUMBING MODERN 613 E. JACKSON 773-5368 MODERN PLUMBING & SHEET METAL 613 East Jackson Street Phone 773-5368 KITCHENS one handle does :X I the work of two ,f7 mm I (? C I.EiH' PLUMBING & J4Wf SHEET METAL CO. CUTS IMPORT DUTIES Bonn-ilPD-The West Ger man Parliament voted Tues day to cut in half import du ties on automobiles from Com mon Market countries in or der to offset domestic price boosts. Child's Favorite ny - ti 1 0"' 1, m.-, Uy7 A child's favorite prayer beautifully illustrated by em broidered pictures: Enjoy lei sure hours with easy pleasure giving needlecraft. Pattern 7115: transfer of 2 pictures 10x14 inches; color charts; framing directions. THIRTY-FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Alice Brooks, care of Medford Mail Tribune, Needlecraft Dept., P. O. Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUM BER. NEVER - BEFORE VALUE! 200 designs to knit, crochet, sew, weave, embroider, quilt in our 1962 Needlecraft Catalog. Beautiful Bulkies in a complete fashion section plus bedspreads, toys, linens, afghans, slipcovers, plus 2 i free patterns. Send 25c now. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 31st day of May, 10R2, at the hour of 9:00 O'clock A.M.. at the front door of the Jackson County Courthouse, located at Main and Oandale in Medford, Oregon. I shall ,ell at public auction for cash to the highest bidder, all of the right, title, lien estate and inter est of Norman E. Yocum and Ima Gene Yocum in the following de aenbeu real property, to-wit: The North 50.2 feet of Lot 5 and the South 37.75 feet of Lot 4. in Block 4. COEUR D'ALENE subdivision to the City of Ash land Jackson County, Oregon. SAID SALE is made pursuant to an Execution and Levy issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon on the 3iHh day of April. lftlS2, wherein Clarence W. Bell and Rachel P Bell, husband and wife, are Plaintiffs, and Norman E. Yo cum and Ima Gene Yocum are de fendants Dated this 2nd dav of May. Iffl2. Joseph D. Walsh. Sheriff Jackson County, Oregon. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Pinnacle Orchards has filed its duly verified petition with the Board of Directors of the Rogue River Valley Irrigation District praying that the real property sit uate in Jackson County. Oregon, described as follows, to-wit- Beginning at a J" iron bolt lo cated at the center-West one sixteenth Section corner of Sec tion fi. Township 37 South. Range 1 West. Willamette Meridian, Jackson County. Oregon: thence North 8!)' 41' 40" W. 314 4 feet; thence South 0' OS" 40" E, 1330.32 feet; thence South B0' 43' E, 314 4 feet to a V iron bolt lo cated at the Southwest one.six teenth Section corner of said Section 6; then North 0' 05' 40" 4. 1330 2 feet to the point of be ginning, containing 9 AO acres, be included in the boundaries of said District All persons interested in or who may be affected by such change of boundaries of said District, or by the inclusion of said lands in said District, are hereby notified to appear at the office of the Board of Directors of said Dis trict, situate at 3139 Merriman Road. Medford. Oregon, in said Countv on Tuesday the 5th day of June. Ilfl2. at 11:00 o'clock AM, and then and there show cause in writing, if any they have, why the change of boundaries of said District a? proposed in said peti lion, and said inclusion should not be made BOARD OF DIRECTORS ROnt'E RIVER VALLEY IRRIGATION DISTRICT. By: Harold W. Sexton. Secretary-Manager. t res "4 fi J aU Cooler Headquarters Get Your Cooler Now Before the Rushl SCHOOL NEWS Redrick Junior High By Lynn Benton Members of the Radio club who are licensed are Don Mac kenzie, conditional class li cense; Rick Maulding, John Casterline, Randy Struble, Bill Hedberg, and Mike Gor don; novice class licenses. The boys set up a school sta tion under the direction of John McCormack, advisor, and will use a transmitter loaned by Dave Billingsley. Spring concert date has changed from June 1 to Mon day, May 28. Plans are now under way for the ninth grade assembly, "Blackouts," which will be presented May 29. More than 700 people at tended the evening perform ance of the Hedrick operetta, "Oh Susanna." presented by the music department. At the Future Homemakers recognition dinner at the high school recently, Randy Baker was awarded first place as best student in foods; Karen Kruiswyk was first in cloth ing; and Diane Mahren, as sec ond in clothing. Karol Kon schol was installed as histor ian of the high school FHA chapter for next year. The Hedrick orchestra elect ed officers for the 1962-63 school year recently. Officers are Terry Tibbutts, president; Signe Lusk, vice president; Jane Sanborn, secretary; Bel ly Jo Hicks, treasurer; John Drysdale, reporter; and Ce cilia Wilson, Cathy Collins, Bob Drysdale and Joy Hunte man, librarians. Marianne Raapke placed second in the Junior girls di vision of the national rifle shoot held in Roseburg re cently. An all school Physical Ed ucation show was held recent ly in the Hedrick auditorium. Each school was allotted five minutes in which to exhibit some phase of physical educa tion. A marching routine was presented by the Hedrick Stingers, and a wrestling dem onstration by the boys. All eighth and ninth grade boys planning to turn out for football next year are urged to make an appointment with LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that we have been appointed executors of the estate of Rulon Henry Seeg mlller deceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County and have quali fied. Ah persons having claims against said estate are hereby no lified 1o present them, with pro per vouchers duly verified, to us at the olfice of Bruce J. Manlev, 212 Leverette Bldg.. Medford, Ore gon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published May 2, IM2. Rulon Don Seegmiller Leo B. Williams. Bruce J. Manley Attorney for Estate. nrwrv 01.0 lit XVIW V La 1 1 appliances. East 10th Street .1 Si.LiwAU ' That's why we say . . "LOOK TO THE REALTOR WHO DISPLAYS the Realtor EMBLEM--THE SYMBOL OFSECURITY."You'll see thisemblematthese offices. We display it proudly. Remember . . . a realtor's skill and knowledge add up to security for you -- and you will be utilizing the experience and integrity of an expert when you rely on your realtor. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNIfeMEDFORD, OREGON their family dentist and have a tooth protector made. The local Dental Society is making these up at no cost to the players, and wants to complete the project before school is out. Authorization forms may be picked up in the coach's office. This is in accordance with a new ruling that all football players must wear tooth protectors. Special notices have been sent to all home rooms for all students owing book fines or lunch charges. Everyone is urged to pay. Bill Minecci won $100 from the National Scholastic Art Contest exhibit in New York when his entry was named a regional winner and received the Hallmark Honors Prize. Bill's entry was a tempera painting on burlap, "Build ings." Ed Callaway received an honorable mention in the same competition. Twelve Hedrick students from the ninth grade visited the Sacred Heart hospital on Career Day. The students were shown the various jobs connected with a hospital by candystripcrs, junior volun teers at the hospital. Students who participated in the tour were Patricia Valdez, Sidney Slcad, Jeannette Greeley, Sandra Bayliss, Joan Sexton, Connh Crow, Suzanne Brooks, Anne Donahue, Carol Kon schot, Sally Bratton, Mark Milne, and Dick Anderson. CP Junior High School By Andrea Roberts The students of Central Point Junior High elected officers for the 1062-63 school year recently. The officers elected were president, Ste ven Ryerson; vice president, Joe Pinkham; secretary, Geor gia Brittsan; sergeant at arms, Dan Corcoran: trophy custo dian, Steve Pinkham; Yell leaders. Sheila Beasly, Jo Anne Hamilton, Michelle Mo Calvy and Kathy Neal. The eighth erode had a visitation day at Crater High school recently. Mr. Lamb and Mr. Straus visited the Junior High and talked with the students about courses offered at Cra ter next year. The adminis trators gave each person a Parent Handbook explaining student life at Crater. The eighth grade gradua tion will be held June 6 in the gymnasium. The motto is 'All the flowers of all the tomor rows are In the seeds to day." Colors are blue and write and the flower is "the only rose." A talent show will be held May 25. Talent will be select ed from students who enter auditions. An awards assem bly May 29 will present tm eniv livin9 in ,he finesl 111 ap apartments in Oregon VILLA ROGUE APARTMENTS Tastefully complete with drapes, wall-to-wall carpet and General Electric Gold Medallion . r 1 1 I Jr Contact Wm. Mans- T 773-7016. awards to people who have excelled in track. June 1 will be important in two respects. First, it is Camera Day, the day in which students take pictures and enter them in the photo contest. Second, it is to be a Bermuda Shorts Day to give j students a day to wear ber- muda shorts. It is also the last j day of school for the eighth I grade. Court Records JUSTICE roi'RT Gold Hill nistrirt Roherl Earl Tyrrell, no opera tors licence i suspended). $60 line. 2 Have tninanHi4 . I Jackson county jaU. james yuentlon Clavburn, no horn, S.V Michail George Raymond, Im proper muffler, $10. Martell Eugene Oloa. no vehicle license. S10 Douglas Dwain Barker, no ve hicle license. $3. Jack Darrell Houghton, improper passing, $20. Phil J. Hoon, obstructed vision, $10. Robert Lee Petera, violation of basic rule, $13. Lee Ristick, no operator's li cense, $3. Warren Robert McNuly, follow ins too close, $20. Msrjorie Lou Vaterlaus. no op erators license, $.Y James Warren Sharp, disobeyed stop sign. $... Marion Kay Ripley, no opera tor's license. $5. Stanley James Foley, failure to drive right side of highwav. $7.50. Hugh Elmer Brown Jr. violation of basic rule. $20. Robert Waiter tmmena. obstruct. ed vision. $10. Clinton Floyd Potter, no opera tor's license. $3. Marrietta Bowman, disobeyed top sign, $7.50. Edward Lawrence Jirkmn nn horn. $5 Lawrence William Dtrkman in. adequate brakes, $10 Virgle Spence Gribble, no horn, $5. William Berentsen. disobeyed stop sign. $7.50. .MKhFOKI) MUNICIPAL COURT Robin L,ee Lewis, nn nnortlnr'i license in possession. $5. vernon Herhert Prvor. violation of basic rule. $10. Nancy Lee Donahue, violation nf basic rule. $23. Robert Henrv Jones, violation nf basic rule. $10. Curtis Wayne Saltmarsh. viola tion ot basic rule, $10. De bert Martin Brenner, failure to yield right of way, $25. samuei t-rvin jNioran. violation ot basic rule. $10. Jerry Allen Abbott, violation of basic rule. $10. Benjamin Lawrence Lear Jr., failure to yield richt of way to a pedestrian. $25. t-cmn rem wiison. no opera tor's license, $3. i bditn Irene vance. violation ot basic rule. $25. Robert E. mc I nitre, violation of basic rule. $25. Anne Elsie Finley, violation of basic rule, $25 . Myron DearinR Andrews, viola tinn of basic rule, $10. Betty Jean Molberton, violation of hasic rule. $10. Harry Glover Dowson, no opera tor's license, $5, Spencer Aden Lee, violation of basic rule, $10. John Marvin Ellestad, disobeyed traffic signal, $10. Terris Welch Lawrence, violaiion of hasic rule, $10. SALE Factory DEMONSTRATOR TIRE SALE Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Offer Expires May 31, 1962 BUD'S TIRE EXCHANGE, Inc. 1600 N. Riverside MEDFORD 773-7745 tarts With MEDFORDltilTmBUNE They'll DoltEvery VES.MBS, COWBERRV-V00 UAVP A UOWnFD- PUL HUSBAND.' HE'S TWE HARDEST IVOHKEH IN THE CLUB" WHAT A GENEROUS GUV SUPPORTS EVERY CLUb AL.1IVITY Samuel Ervin Morris Jr., viola tion of basic rule, $10; disobeyed traffic signal. $10. Hubert William Hewlitt, violation ot basic rule. $25. Jean Andrew Milts, expired ve hicle license, $5 suspended. Lloyd Alan Thornton, failure to transfer title, $5. . Eileen Bcmlce Mole, violation of basic rule, $25. Ralph Newman, violation of ba sic rule, $25. Dnvid E. Ross, disobeyed traffic signal $5. Helen Louise Rice, failure to yield right of way. $25. James Louis Duncan, violation of hasic rule, $25. Richard Melvin Hargrove, viola tion of basic rule, $25. Elliott Lee Harlow, violation of basic rule. $25. Melvin Morgan Sullivanl, expired operator's license. $5. Maurice A. Rite hey. Inadequate safety chain on towed vehicle. $10. Freda La Rue Reese, disobeyed stop sign. $10. Suzanne Helen Jensen, expired vehicle license. $5. George Lyman Ice. disobeyed stop sign. $10. . Lloyd Mortrnsen Miles, violation of basic rule $10. Joyce Haxel Naro, improper right turn. $10. Diana Victoria Gardener, dis obeyed stop sign. $10. Clifford Wallace Curl Jr.. vlola- a 2 BDR. 7 ACRES 5 Furnished. Irrigation wells. Ideal for subdivision. 2 Bdr. Weitiide Fireplace, oil furnace, basement. Close in, terms. Appointments part good only. 1 Acre 3 Bdr. Ww carpet, fireplace, good well. $1,000 dn. 4 Apts. Completely furnished, excel lent condition. Close in. Shows good return on invest ment. I Choice Bldg., Lots Some wcity water, Vi acrt lots. I Nice Eairside 3 Bdr. Ww carpet, oil heat, guest house, beautiful kitchen and breakfast nook. FHA terms. 2 Bdr., Corner Lot Fenced yard, possible 3rd Dedroom, paved streets. $5800. Listings Wanted Let ui list and sell your property. CONRAD : REAL ESTATE ; 305 EAST 8TH 773-6248 Any Time Day or Night aj I...... mnwl n in x.-, Ba riJklnlll)l(!'V L' Getting the low-down ryrAj, V' ,Lr ON THE CLUB spark IV t Ty-r J rJ o plug who's a wet fire- i ljT.tmW '47 "fy . CRACKER. AT HOME J j K-n rtw .-; ...-..iwiwummw fc-TTTal 7 .... ' ,, , r i eeuiriity Timl -m-Y OH .OH POOR COWBEPPV-A - i mm HIS U.U LWN I KNW i I X X HE SPENDS OST OF HIS VAND THE TIME ABOUND HfcHfc-aHfc ; VJ W0NEV HE'S V THINKS HE'S WORKING" VfftsKSi I h at's vISat 7 And it "stand's -V l I I mStis,,, ne'e 1 J')C k ;' '" V I SEES CRISIS EASING Washington - (1IPD - Retired Gen. Lucius D. Clay said Tues day he thinks "we will have quite a few months of quie tude" in Berlin. He talked with reporters following a closed briefing for the Senate preparedness subcommittee. tion of basic rule. $25. Norman Bradley Henbelman, disobeyed stop sign, $10, 100 FINANCING YOURS IN JUST 12 YEARS h : - NO MONEY DOWN NO CLOSING COSTS PAYMENTS LIKE RENT Find out how you can havo a beautiful cutombuilt horn on your land . anywhora. NOT PRE-FAB No Incomo Qualifica tion. No Aral Raitrlctlona WE BUILD AND FI NANCE WHERE YOU WANT TO LIVE City, Rural, Lakefront, tc. No monthly paym.nt until you havo b.en in your now homo for 45 dayi. SEE OUR MODEL HOME 112 SO. CENTRAL AVI. MEDFORD INSTITUTE OF ESSENTIAL HOUSING PHONE 773-8281 lnlome WEDNESDAY. MAY By Jimmy Hatlo NOTHING IS FREE Torrance, Calif.-IUPD - The Tower Elementary School was finished two yeara ago com plete with electric lights, but, through an oversight, no elec tric meter. The oversight was cleared up Tuesday by South ern California Edison Co. It sent the school district a bill for $2,541 as estimated charg es for electricity used. sZi 5 Chariot and Violet MOORE Happy ValUy Drivt "You can't beat living in an Economy Homej. Tha Institute of Euential Housing has unlocked the door to home own rship for couplet like us. No money down only 12 years payments makes it possible for us to live In a brand new home and we used our own site. We encourage you to stop in and see the model home today. This is real livingl" ECONOMY HOUSING ECHO NATIONAL REALTORS WEEK May 20 thru 26 23. 1962 B 9 Ropsley, England-iTjTD-Les-Iie Doughty was fined $5.60 for driving wrong when ha failed to observe a "Keep Left" sign despite his alibi: "The wife said turn right, so I did." Q $ $ Trout Farm $ $ I Live it up! Be your own boss. Terrific profits tor doing what others dream about. Country living at its best, quail and deer at your doorstep. Breathe deeo clear cool mountain air. En joy watching kids, young and old catch trout from your ponds. Diversity grow white face on the 70 acres. You'll love tha rustic home. Asking $36,000. Terms. f-.RED ARROW REALTY In Talent, Shady Cove, Proipect 535-1752, Talent 535-2701 WANT TO REMODEL YOUR HOME No Down Payment 100 FHA Financing FREE ESTIMATES Phono 772-4290 Day or Night, Any Day GLOBE CONSTRUCTION HIGHT HAS IT! GOOD-BYE TO CITY CRAMPS Very attractive small home built by owner to provide comfort and con venience. 2 bedrooms. Dining room. Circular driveway. 3 wells irrigate I acre of ground. Beau tiful trees around large patio. In Griffin Creek school dist. BLACK OAK DRIVE Attractive 2 bedroom, 2 bath home on oak stud ded lot 180' deep. 2 fire places. Family room. Lots of closets and storaqe. Carpeting living room and hall. All drapes included. See this soon! LOTS AND LOTS w Large lots on Orchard Home Drive, Vivian and George Sts. Priced from yj $1500 to $1700, 299b T down. and j Lot 50x150' on Alice st. zoned for duplex, busi ness or light commercial. $2150. and 1.83 acres with 100' yL. frontage on Rogue River and old highway. A beau tiful spot for $5,000. PRICE JUST REDUCED Owner being transferred, his loss your gain, Very attractive 2 bedroom home, choice west side w location. Forced air heat, fireplace, patio, pretty yard. Dishwasher and drapes included. Priced it $13,950 $1450 dn. and take over existing loan with no high closing costs to pay. T. J. HIGHT Agency, Inc. Whoro Sorvico Ii a "Rtally" yL J21 N. Central 772- 5223 j OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON at call 773-3194, 771-3933, 772-69J7, 773- 4724 Ranch and Rlvar Property " Brochures available CJPtN SATURDAY TILL S FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 613 E. Jackson 773-5368 o r o O o