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Newspaper Page TextResidents Cautioned On Food Poisoning With the oiuet of warm nimmer weather. Incidence of food poisoning ( likely to riie, according to Dr. A. Erin Merkel, director of the Jack son county health depart ment. The most frequent cause of food poisoning is failure to keep foods properly refrig erated in warm weather. Dr. Merkel said. This is true for both cooked and uncooked foods. As research has shown that bacteria commonly causing the poisoning will grow in foods as low as 42 degrees, perishable foods should be stored at no higher than 40 degrees. In addition to poultry and meat, particularly processed meats, foods most commonly offected are fish, custards and cream-filled pastries. Al though highly distressing, Dr. Merkel said that food poison ing is usually not serious and is seldom fatal. At the first sign victims should call a doctor and if possible go to bed. Jackson Hot Springs Pipes in New Supply Four new hot springs have been piped into the pool wa ter supply at Jackson Hot Springs, two miles north of Ashland on Highway 99, ac cording to Wallace Smith, owner. Smith stated that one quarter mile of new pipline has been laid to connect the springs with the pool. Effects of the new addi tion will be a double water supply, an increase of warmth when needed by 10 to 15 per cent, and the abil ity to keep the water flow ing in and out of the pool every day, Smith said. Parked Cars Broken Into, Police Report - Two cars parked in down town Medford were broken into Wednesday night and various articles of clothing with a total value of about $325 were taken, Medford city police have reported. Jeanette Claudia Coleman, 2686 Military rd told officers someone broke into her car between 5:55 and 8 p.m. while it was parked in front of 444 North Grape st. Articles of men's and women's clothing valued about $200 were taken Thomas Jerone Bace, a Greyhound bus driver, told police about .7:47 p.m. that his car had been entered while It was parked on Fifth st. be tween Bartlett and Apple sts, Bace said one of his uniforms. as well as other garments, was taken. He estimated the loss about $125. Tuesday Thru Thursday ONLY Wheel Pack 99c Brake Adj. ............. 99c Wheel Rotation 99c Wheel Alignment Checked FREE COKKICT MONT-END ALIGNMENT ' Increases Tire Mileage Stops Shakes and Shimmy Makes Steering Easier SEAT BELT INSTALLATION. WHEEL BALANCING EACH WHEEL INCLUDES WEIOHTS Shop at Sears and Save Satisfaction Guarantied or Your Motvt Bark SEARS Theyll Do It Every I -Jl-Xl. wua f k PCOLCiOWN.' VhE BSOkE UTILE KjGVS r-ZTTH PORPOISE? 1 SOMtVn4NcMlME ) ASIX-Cuty ROER.TO nrriB AND X JUST J ( THE WATER THAT A SAVNOTW(N6 OF J Jjffjl (had mvswt J V get bo of ffcwLoaNiN&TwE PRESSED ill THEMPESTSy Vif2 Students Receive NSF Grants To Study Psychology Eugene - A group of under graduate students at the Uni versity of Oregon are being given the opportunity to par ticipate in, and conduct, origi nal research through a pro gram in the department of psychology. The National Science foun dation, through its under graduate science educa t i o n program, has just announced $38,040 grant to the uni versity to support the pro gram through July 1964. An original NSF grant of $19,255 supported the program dur ing the past year. Dr. Harry A. Shoemaker, assistant professor of psy- Freedom Bond Drive To Close Friday The Freedom Bond drive that began May 1 in the val ley will come to a close Fri day, June 29, according to Morris Leonard, county chair man. Leonard stated that Jackson county citiiens have purchased only $77,200 out of a requested $216,000 worth of bonds. "It isn't often that Ameri cans are called on to do some thing as individuals which will be helpful to the nation if we all pitch in together to get the job done," Leonard added. Banks will be open until 6 p.m. Friday, and Jackson county residents will have until that time to purchase bonds under the drive. AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALS $150 I 3 40 101 t. Jacks 771-4M1 Open Mm, 1 Frl. Tin P.M. rm parkins Time chology, Is director of the project. Students Chosen Approximately 25 outstand ing students, mostly spoho mores, are chosen from the Introduction of Psychology laboratory course during fall term. During the next two terms, they participate in a special honors laboratory sec tion in which they are intro duced to the basic methods, procedures, and theories of re search by becoming appren tices in actual research projects being conducted by faculty members. After this preparatory phase, they may apply for the NSF program, which is held during summer session as well as during the regular academic year. About 10 stu dents are chosen for the NSF program each term and re ceive small stipends. In most cases, the students launch research projects of their own, under the close supervision of faculty mem bers and graduate research assistants. The student proj ects are usually related to the faculty projects, but in some cases, are entirely indepen dent of them. High Caliber Students are required to submit standard research re ports on the completion of their projects. Some of the reports already submitted are of such high caliber that they may be suitable for publica tion in scientific journals, Dr. Shoemaker said. "There is a much greater opportunity for an under graduate to make an impor tant original finding in psy chology than in such sciences as chemistry and physics, be cause psychology is still a young science with many un plored areas," Dr. Shoemaker said. "In many of trie pnysicai and biological sciences, the students must absorb such a large body of knowledge that they cannot hope to under take any original independent research work until tney reach the graduate level." In addition to the advan tage of allowing students to learn the principles of psy chology in an actual research situation, Dr. Shoe maker oointed out. the program nives students the opportunity to find out early in the educa tional orocess whether tney are interested In, and suited for, a career in research psy chology. Rockaway Crash Hurts Portlanders Tillamook -WPS- Two Port land resident! were injured In a one-car accident Satur day night on Highway 101 Just north of Rockaway. State police said tneir car len me pavement and struck a stump. Laurett Ellen Robbing was listed In critical condition in Tillamook County General hospital and Carle Lee Con nors, 44, was taken to Provi dence hospital in Portland, Attendant there said today he had been taken off the crit ical list. Selective Service Office To Move Effective Monday, July 2, the local board of the Selec tive Service system will be located In the Standard in surance building, 711 East Main, suite 16. The board was formerly located at 33 North Riverside ave. Although hours for the board will be the same. Mon- dsy through Fridsy, 8 am to 4:30 p.m., the local beard will be closed June 27 through 2! and July 2. MEOFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON By Jimmy Hatlo All-Seasons. Smart A SIZES 9312 10-20 --rr "fee. COAT OF THE FUTURE teams with a matching skirt travels everywhere from summer through fall. Choose slim long or walking suit lenth. Printed Pattern 8312: Miss es' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 requires IVt yams S4-inch fabric. FIFTY CENTS in coins for this pattern add 10 cents for 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 35 cents. Court Decision Here Favors Contractor A decision in favor of Jack Mathis, Roseburg contractor, has been returned in Jackson county circuit court, in a suit brought by Mathis against Thunderblrd Village Inc. The court held that Thund erbird Village owed Mathis and his group of subcontrac tors $41,149.81 for work agreed upon and performed. The court further granted a lien against the market build ing and the decree will order foreclosure of Mathis' lien and the sale of the market. Mathis had sought $42,. 173.76 in his complaint. A 10- day trial was held in Decem ber when the case was argued before Judge Edward C. Kelly. . , Osteopaths Note Medicare Position P o r 1 1 a n d Dr. J. Scott Heatherlngton, Glad stone, formerly of Medford, ex plained th policy ot the American Osteopathic associ ation en the matter of medical care for the aged recently. Dr. Heatherlngton Is a member of the AOA's house of dele gates. "The osteopathic profession will cooperate with any re sponsible health program which might be adopted and become law," Dr. Heather lngton said. He also stated that the AOA does not intend to ga on record as being either in favor or agsinst the King-Anderson bill. The Oregon Osteopathic as sociation stands firmly behind the national organization in this policy, according to Dr. Ralph M. Gordon, Sslem, state president. o Cabin Cruisers on Diamond Lake Must Have Toilets Sealed In order to prevent pollu tion of Diamond lake, cabin cruisers equipped with toilets operating on the lake must have them sealed. Vondls E. Miller, forest supervisor of the Umpqua National forest, has stated that such boats must have the sealing done before launching. The lake is deemed to be under Forest service super vision since it is surrounded on all sides by Forest serv ice land. Owners of boats should ap ply to the forest ranger at Diamond lake information center for the sealing service, Miller said. As Diamond lake empties into the North Umpqua river, from which the city of Rose burg and other downstream communities get their domes tic water supply, every pos sible effort must be made to prevent pollution, the super visor stated. In addition, the lake is used extensively for swimming in the summer. On the shores are the Diamond lake resort, 103 summer homes, and var ious youth camps. It is also a desirable fishing area. Gardner Invited To Address Paris Meet Wilbur Gardner, Medford shoe repairman, who has been considered responsible for compulsory labeling of foot wear, has been invited to speak to the second Interna' tional Congress of Shoe Re pairers in Paris, France. If able to attend, Gardner would represent 35,000 American shoe repairmen. The U.S. will be one of four countries asked to send speakers. Gardner has stated that delegates from Great Britain, West Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy, Spain, Austria, Switzerland, the Scandanavian countries, and the U. S. are expected to at tend the conference. Compulsory labeling of footwear is expected to be of ficial by Aug. 1, according to a report of the Federal Trade commission. The shoes should be coming from factories labeled between 30 and 60 days later. Deputies Continue Search for Prisoner Sheriff's officers are 1 1 i 1 1 looking for Jesse James Gil more, Medford. who walked off from a work detail at the Jackson county farm home Friday afternoon. The misdemeanor prisoners were released to the county personnel so no deputies were supervising the prisoners, it was pointed out. Gilmore was sentenced to 50 days in the county jail for being drunk in a public place. ' He hid served 10 days when he left the group working at the farm home. Sheriff's deputies described the prisoner as harmless. He had reported illness to the crew foreman and was told to lay down in the barn. When someone went to check on him he had disippeared. Dep uties combed the area thor oughly, thinking the prisoner may have become seriously ill. Two Accidents Are Reported in City Two non-Injury vehicle Oc cidents were reported to Med ford police Wednesday. One driver was cited. A two-car collision occurred about 10:30 p.m. on Highway 96 between Barnett rd. and Stewart ave. Drivers involved were Linda May Barnes, 20, of 2974 East McAndrews rd., who was cited for not having an operator's license, and Richard Hugh Wright, IS, of 940 Midway rd. Bill Cash Macy, Jackson villa, reported to police that his car was damaged by a vehicle operated by Minnie Cutis, Lakeview, Ore., while It was parked on Riverside ave. between Eighth and Main sts. Four Safe After Boat Swamped Lewiston, Idaho -ffffS- four brothers and sisters en a fam lly outing floated to safety during the week end after their 14-foot boat was swamp ed at Wild Goose rapids on the Snaka river 38 miles south of here. In the boat were Buster K. Brown, Clarkston, Wash.; Lowell Brown, Portland, Ore.; Mrs. James Marker, Net Perce, Idaho, and Mrs. Gene va Allen, Taft, Ore. All but Buster Brown were wearing life Jac" ett. He grab ffrd the bow of the "unsink- able" boat and held on until he waa able to reach shore, The inclaawt occurred Sstur day. Cable Beauty The cable stitch, knitting favorite, makes this jerkin a garment you 11 aways prize. The cable stitch is decora tive; lends variety to knit ting. Make jerkin in knitting worsted. Pattern 7037: direc tions 32-34; 36-38 included. THIRTY-riVE CENTS (in coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Al ice Brooks, Medford Mail Tribune, Needlecraft Dept., P. O. Box 183, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS, PATTERN NUMBER, NEVER BEFORE VALUE! 200 designs to knit, crochet, sew. weave, embroider, quilt In our 1962 Needlecraft Catalog. Beautiful Bulkles in a complete fashion sec 1 1 o n olus bedspreads, toys, linens. afghans, slipcovers, plus two free patterns. Send 25 cents now. Two Girl Rescued In Boating Accident Gresham - (UPD - A rented rowboat occupied by two girls was ltruck by an outboard motorboat at Blue Lake Park Sunday. The girls, Shirley Slowlk, 16, and Darling White, 15, were rescued from the swamped boat and treat ed at Gresham General hos pital. LEGAL NOTICES ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bide will be received by th Jackion County Court on or before 10:00 A.M.. Friday. July . 193, at the Courthouae, Medford, Oregon, for the furnishing of Herbicides for the County Weed Control Department. u.t.rui !( and joeclft cations may be obtained at the office of th County lenc, louruy vuui . or Extension Service. JACKSON COUNTY COURTl EARL M. MILLER County Judge CHESTER H. WENDT County Commissioner SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the county of Jackson Bettye Louis Simmons, Plaintiff, v. Richard Browder Slmmona, Defendant To Richard Browder Slmmona. Da rn" THE NAME OP THE STATE OP OREGON: you ar hereby re quired to appeer and answer the complaint of the plelntlff on file in th above entitled court and cause, within four (4) weeks from the date of first publication of thli summons; nd you will tak notice that upon your failure eo to appear and answer, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to aaid court for a decre forever diasolvlnc the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now exlstins between the plaintiff and the defendant, and for other and further relief prayed for In the complaint or deemed proper by th court. t . . , Thli summons Is published in compliance with an order of the Honorable Edwerd C. Kelly, Jud(e of th above entitled court, dated June It, 19S2 directing publication one a week for four euceeiiive and conieeutlve weeki. Date of first publication June 18, 19S2. Data sf last publication July S, jeanene msrinm Attorney for Plaintiff 240 East Tenth Street Medford . Oreson Ne. Tllst NOTICE OP HRARINO ON FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE or DR&uun, awri JACKSON COUNTY IN PROBATE In the Matter of the Estate of FRANK JAMES COBURN. neceaien. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thlt the underslined, June Mirl Ry- lind. Administratrix of in eitai of Frank Jamei Coburn, deceased, has riled her Fleet and Final Re- rl and Account in ana witn in 'im.iI! rnirt nt the BI at. nf Ore. fon, for Jackson county, ana mat uesday, the 1 0th day of July. 1962, at the hour of 1040 A.M. of said dav, in the Courthouae of De partment One of aaid Court In th. Jackson County Courtroom In the City of Mearora. uregnn, nil oeen api pit ,polnted end set aa the tint and are til hearlnl of obiectiona to said First and Final Report and Account and th settlement there. af and mt aaid estate. DATED and first published thli 11th day of June. loez. JUNE MARIE RYLAND Administratrix KELLY as GRANT Attorneys for Administratrix 1009 East Msln Medford. Oregon shTfr-r frfTanrirfrjir"- Notice la hereby given that th undersigned II the Administratrix of th Estete f Mary Lean van also known as Mary Van Llndt, a pending probate proceed log In the Circuit Court of thl .lata nf Oreeon for Jeekson Coun ty. All creditors must present claims to the Administratrix by filing them with the ncsaary vouchers with the Clerk of th Court Jackaon County Courthouse. Medford. Oregon, within six month from June 4th, inftz. wnicn is tne dau ( first publication ef this notle Ruth A. Robertson. Ad ministratrix Johnson, Teller and Sloan, Attorneys for Aamminra Forest areas of the tota (32 million aeres. LEGAL NOTICES ORDINANCE NO. SIM AN ORDINANCE declaring the luiuminl on the property bene fited for the con of laying in I tnch W.ter Main on Oak Street from McAndrewa Road to Taft Street and on Taft Street from Oak treat to Narreaan street and on Narregan Street from Taft Street to Clark Street in the City of Med. lord. Oregon, and directing tne Re corder to enter a itatement there of in the Docket of City Liena and publish a noUce thereof aa re quired by the Charter. THE CITY Or MEDFORD DOTH ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. Whereaa the City Council did heretofore by Resolu- tion declare lla intention to lay an S-inch Water Main on Oak Street from McAndrews Road to Taft Street and on Taft Street from Oak Street to Narregan Street and Narregan street irom rait Street to Dark Street in the City of Medford. Oregon, and to assess tne coat inereoi on tne property fronting on laid portion of aaid atreet () In proportion to the frontage of laid property, and did fix a time and place for hear ing proteiti against the Itvlng of laid water mam on aild street (it and the aueiiment of the coat thereof al aforesaid. AND WHEREAS laid Resolution waa duly posted and published as required by Section 116 of the Charter of said City. AND WHEREAS a meetinr of the Council waa held at the time and plaoa fixed in aaid Resolution for the Dumoae of considering any such protista but no protests were at auch time made to or received by the Council to the laying of said water main or the assessing of the cost thereof as aforesaid, and aaid Council, havtnt consld ered the matter and deeming that aaid water main waa and ia of material benefit to uld City, and that all property to be assessed therefor wUI be benefited to the extent of the probable amount of the respective aasessmenta to be levied against Hid property, did nrfter .aid water main laid. AND WHEREAS a summary or the cost of the aaid water main la aa followe: 3UMMARX Construction Coat .... Advertising ST.49S.10 3(1.73 Fnclneerlng . . 14.0.01 44 OS 11.77 Notice ot Aiieiinient . Intereit on Warrant . Amount to be Aiieued $8,380 Jt Froperty rronuge Aliened a. 7 83. 51 feet. Coit Dcr linear foot of front an to ba aliened S 3.03 Th coit of aaid wattr main to ba aiaeued hai been ana h.refty is declared to b tnt lum of 18 3Sfl Sfi. WWW iiunbfuru, it natrtjoy further determined that the pro oortlonate ihar of the coit of laying aaid water main of each parcel of th property fronting on laid oortion of aaid atreet (a) la th amount act oppoilt th description of each piece or parcel of land be low ana tnai eacn men piece or parcel u oenawea oy in layini of tald water main to th ful extent of th amount so aet oppo site the dacrlotlon of auch niece or parcel and that th respective amounta represent th proportional beneflte of said water main to aaid respective parcels of property and aiso me propornonai iromai thereof on said oortion of aai atreet fai. and the Council does hereby declare each of th Directs of property In th City of Med ford aa described below to be assessed and each of the same hereby is assessed the amount set oppoilt each reipeetlve deicrto, lion for th coit ot Uytnf aalt water main. ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE Assessment N. 1 Vailev Fuel Company Property deacribed in Volume 370 at Pace 379 of Deed Records of jaemon t-ounty, union. xTonia, inn .eat. hiu ner tool ed.v - . . i Amount uue ai.Tw.iu, Assessment No. 2 Union Oil Company of California Froperty descrioea in volume eoe at Page 39B 01 Lieea necoraa Jackaon County. Orecon. Vrunte 242.9 feet. Rate per foot M.03 Amount Due S733.9B, Aliessment No. 3 George Paeine Corporation Th. Snuth AO feet Of Lotl through 9. Block 3 of the Taft Addition to tne city or jneaiora in Jackaon County, Oregon. Front al 00.0 ft. Rete per foot 33.03. Amount Due S1S1.9I. Aliessment No. 4 Georgia Pacific Corporation Block l of the Taft Addition to th City of Medford in Jackaon County, Oragon. Frontage 9SB.40 feet. Rat per foot 13.03. Amount uus fi.fsvss Assessment No. S John C. and Piarl Marin, Raitrnrei and Freda Crlas Property described in Volum 60 at Pag 118 of Deed Records of Jackion County, Oregon. Frontage 90.0 leet. Rate per foot 13.03. Amount uue s.ia..Q. Assessment No. S Ray Ira and Roil Roar iperty deacribed In Volum 458 t Pag 284 of Deed Records of Jackson County, Oregon. Frontal .88.0 fat. flat per root sj.uj. Amount Due 1189.88. Aliessment N. 1 nave M. and Patricia A. Franklin Property described in V'lum (30 Pae 287 of Deed ReCOrdl Of Jackson County, Oregon, Frontag 80.0 feet. Rate per foot 83.03. Amount uue aiei-oi Assessment N. 8 Property described at follows: Be ginning ai tne n.nn.iii .0111.1 v Lot 3, Block 3 of Mlngui Subdi vision in th City of Medford. jackaon County, Oregon, thence South, along tne west un ot ner. ragan Street 474) feet; thence South S9 38' 30" Wist 388.77 feet: thence North 397.98 feet to th South line of Taft Street, thence East 261.42 feet along aaid South line to th Westerly Un of th Southern Pacific Railroad right ef way: thence South 34" 46r East 210.90 feet along laid eight of way line to the Westerly line of the Street; thence soutn along aaio West line 30.30 feet to the Point of Beginning. Frontag BS8.83 feet. Rat per tool 83 03. Amount i", . . , i n ! i Aisessmint No, 9 Arthur Birteh and Frank and Rhia BaiUh Property described in Volum 128 at Pag 107 of Deed Record! of Jackaon County, Origon. Frontage . 48.0 teet. Hate per toot ee.ua. Amount uue aia.i. Assessment No. 16 Raymond Carpenter ea Jamas H. and Velma M. Pike Property described In Volume 488 Paee 174 of Deed Records or Jackson County, Oregon. Frdntiga 5.0 feet. Rat per foot iij.im. Amount Due S138.13. Aliessment no, Esther P. Medly e Wayne Maxon nerty described In volume 2sa Page 119 of Deed Recorda of Jackson County, Oregon. Frontege 190.0 feet. Itat per foot aa.ua. Amount uue aoie.ri Assessment Ne. 12 Rl Blanket Lumber Carapany Property described in volume jeo at Page 312 of Deed Record! of Jackion County. Oregon. Frontage 238.0 fet. Rat per foot 63.03. Amount uue eife.ee. SECTION 3. The Recorder Treasurer of the City of Medford ia hereby directed to enter itate ment of aaid several aasesemenla In th itneket or City Hani of said City and publish a notice thereof hy publication in the Medford Mall Tribune. newsppr of .in.p.1 reiilatlon In the Cltv Of Medford, Jackson County, Ore gon, for at leeit one publication and within ten deys from the dau or the enactment hereof. PASSED by th Council n4 iigned by me in open session in uthnUeaUon of Its passage this Slat day of June. laai. JOHN W. SNIDER Mayor ATTEST: , D F HUSON Recorder-Treeiurer APPROVED by me thla n diy of June. 182. . JOHN W. SNIDER Mavnr NOTICE To the owner or reputed owner of ach parcel of property In th foregoing ordinance: You ar hereby notified that th aascBiment declared by the foregoing Ordinenca has been mede artjl the lien therefor entered It) th City Lien Docket and that MONDAY. JUNE 25. LEGAL NOTICES the aame la duo, and you are here by required to pay the aame to the Recorder within ten (10) daya from the aervlce of thla notice, which noUce la made by publica tion of the foregoing Ordinance. U.I. rluaon. Recorder NOTICE TO CREDITOR! IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OR OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY In the Matter of the EiUte or MARGARET McLEAN. Deceased Notice la hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by tne circuit court et tne state ot Oregon for Jeckson County, Ad- mil rtrator of the estate of Mar garet McLean, deceased. ah persons naving ciaima againsx the said estate are hereby notified oresent the aaid Claims wltn tne proper vouchers to the undersigned Administrator at the offices of Kir bison and Plana, 301 U. S. National Bank Building. Medford, Oregon, within six months from th dale of this notice. Dated and first published uus 1th day of June, 1062. Sam . HarDiaon. Aominiiiraior Harbison and Plaxxa Attorneys for Administrator NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT ESTATE OF CLARENCE C. TliDRtCK Ne. 10TI2 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THE ST ATX Or OREGON FOB Ttltt COUNTY OF JACKSON NoUc Is hereby given that the undersigned, as Administrator of the Estate of Clarence C. Ted rick, deceased, has filed his final ac count in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson Coun ty, and that on Monday, th 16th day ol July, 1062, at th hour of 10 W OCIOCK in xne lorenoon wi sad day and th Courtroom of said Court has been appointed by said court as tne ume ana piece ior in hearing of objection! thereto and that Mttlmnt thereof. DATED and FIRST FUBUiancu: June 51, 1062. Date oi l-asi ruoiicauon; juiy 1 GENE W. TEDRtCK, AdjnhllBtrlor A-To lot T Classify SELL or Trade equity 3 bdrm. house, want late moaei car or city lots. 7794Ue. T6tt SALE 1992 Ply. Sedan. Good condition. SB3. 772-au. fOR RENT Uniurn. a Bdrm. house, nets. 77ji94i. WHY PAY RENT? Own your own apt. completely turn. e air con ditioned. Take it with you If your lob chanrel. '89 Spartan ttnval Manor 95 ft. All alumi num Cleanest in th valley. 13300. 463-2830. FOR SALE 3"bdrm. home between possession. 113.750. S490 down. 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Suitable for only. 199 mo. 1997 Stewart Ave FOR SALE 8 HP mere, motor used very little, 179: 3 HP Evin rude 636. Sell llhr on. 484- 1911 FOR RENT 3 bdrm. house partly turn. Beautiful yard, garage. Water, garbage pd. 4089 So. Pa cific. 99B-la, FOR SALE H36 Terra Cruiser. 8 X40 . 2 bdrm. Kxaeueni cona. 2728 Syringe Dr. Near Oriflin Cr. school. 772-8888. QUITTING! Sailing Out all antiques. L 1. M ANTIQUE SHOP 727 a. central, jwoqioro FOR RENT 1 Bdrm. unfum house In Talent, Close to aenooil. saa 1247. f5R SALE PI cherries while they laat. rn. 77a-4jp. 76H SALE BRAND NEwTScTflf Large a onrm, as Brookhurat Villa 1 block from Wilson school. Low dn. 1 640 Johniton St. VA'Pll fOR SALE 46 Chv. pickup 4- peed. JjOng twx. cin. 839. 778-ZVSl. I"5r RENT Small I bdrm. unfurn. noua. 80. eo Main at., seism. Fenced yard. 1 r 3 children OK. aal-oanf. f6' SALE bulKxx TO piuvsu. jtieo uaeu bm. ma terials. 1 W. Clark ft. 773-8330 TOR SALE BALED HAY Clover 6s grass. 86 bale. 773 8479. fSn SALE or trad am. trailer nOUM UK nW SI goo at ynev. pickup. Want late model pickup ana or 8' camper. 896-1464. FOR RENT 3-Bdrm. Furn. house. Urge lot. 67. HI wPsn. Be tween 1 A, 4 -JO. FOR SALE Royal Ann-cherries" pnone aaa-zsvo. TOR SALtExceptlenal ekOioat"; 40 HP Mercury, fully equipped. iry, fully . 12th St. 6980. 1009 w, HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINQS MOVINO TO SMALLER HOME Hav Bade. Cheat f Drawtrs, Wood rang, Tablaa, Power lawn mwr, uevenport, cneiri, ntxm in chain. Many mtae. itema. 209 Crowaon R4. Ashland WANTED Wood - coal kitchen e. cin. Alio, need num. ec. rang. 8991198 vs. fbKXtrT Attractive new 3 bdrm. nouM, rirepuee, eieeinc heat. $70 per mo. 11, milei N. of Central Pt. Upton roed to Gib hen, left to Truax, Newland. In e utre and haute eeat. WtLL DISCOUNT U.1W real eiute ton l reel. 771.71 oe 1TK1NDS mf Mlrigeretlon fitting (or rigeretlon fltUn COOLERS and AIR CONDITIONERS Haggard Lbr. ii Plumbing Hwy. 98 South, Phoenix, 633-3322 4xSxa hsrdbeird 81-68 sheet Max'.' naraooar 8a or aneet. 4xli" Birch, not blows. 26c so ft,, or 111.20 sheet Pibeo 318-lb. 3-tab roofing. lS-yr. war ranty, 8a .. US Jt aheathlng 830 M. NORTON LUMBER CO. Phoenix Whit City Ashland tOR SALE BUNDLES Of OLD NEWSPAPERS. 30a each. Mall Tribune Offlc. 33 No. Fir. T..!IJ O.J..... J D.sl. duiiu neuwuuu rauu Corrugated lit penela 85 -38 aa lleitwd. No. 9 ser tin. 16 4x4 Redwd. No 1 per tin. ...IS 1x10 Redwd. Inv. kd. 8s bait 1143 M. 4 Dolly Vardon siding 8166 M. 36 mahog. doors S defec ....66.45 Stock all sins alum. a.ih J, W, COPELANO YARDS 17N. Rlvereld I dllTOM roiai-vltlng. lvlinf, raring, raking. 64-306. B 7 A-Tc lore To Classify ' PLANT SALE ALL BEDDING PLANTS 59c Doz. Crater Green House 1048 Crater Lake Ave. SUBURBAN Homes. Nothing Down, 4 eimple tntereat in Rural Areaa. 912 aquare feet. 2 bed room home, 100 complete Pay ment undei SAO per month Sea our model at S21 Marl, or call 773-I37B I B C HOMES SAVE UP TO 40 Custom built 3 bdrm. 960 aq. ft. on your lot anywhere for 04507. 100 financing up to 1ft yrs. Finish it yourself save thou sands of dollars. Model on display ai n. racme nwy, Medford Ore. PH, 772-9727 WAREHOUSE building to be moved or lorn aown, formerly Med ford Ladder Works. 1246 S. Rlvernde Call 7724448. Jims Floor Cover Shop. LODGE NOTICES Special meeting 6re gon Chapter No. 4 R. A. M. Jacksonville, Tuesday, June 2. 7:30, Work In the MEM De free. Crater Lake Chanter No. 32 will participate. Refreshments. Don Shores, H.P. Medford Lodge No. 63, l.o.o.F. Pot luck dinner with Rebekaha at 8:30 P.M., June 28 at Lodge 0 nail. Jack Adams. ETC. SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS IE SALE Wednesday 9 to 4 In the Fehl Building Excellent choice of clothing, diahei. hooka, rhltrirana ... interesting miscellaneous. For rummage donauons eaU 773 4760. 772-44S0. Stevens rnmm. Rummage & Bake ssirTTFehf siaa. iues join, women a auo elation College for Columbia Christian I PERSONAL NELDA WATSON now workirTg' Saturrtaya St Mondays. Louisas Beauty Shop. 9 N. "C" St., in Eagle Point. 446.1SRA. to WHOM it mey concern. I wilf not be responsible for any bills contracted by any one ither than myself. Carl E. Anderson. 742 McAndrews Rd. REAL ESTATE LOANS-TO-25fH) rirst ee una Mortgages. Lauren tide Industrial Finance Corp- Meln & Riverside. 773-4964 CENTRAL POINT DENTURE SERVICE Repair, relln whil you wait. 123 E. Pine 664-3983 MERLE NORMAN Coamitlc Studio, 21 riunrer Uldg. 772-9611 AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS if eg driving record. un lnsur.d accident financial re aponsibility filing, tc. li making it difttcult for you to secure proper insurance, se us Con. venlent monthly Installment. Don Stathos Inturor. 1003 E Main, Medford 773-6698. Open Mon. & Tuea. 'til 9 pin. HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS"? Be Wayne Medford. He can arrange a loan for you from 890 to S1300, on (urnitur. automo bil or salary. LAUREN TIDE FINANCE CORF. .123 W. Main 772-6201 JACKSONVILLE DENTAL LAB" Dentures repaired while you wail 809-1071 880-1930 34 HR. aervlce to leave your un wanted animals at So. Ore. Human Society j 3902 Table Rock Rd. NEW LOCATION LOUISA'S BEAUTY SHOP " 'i 9 North "C" Street S Eeflc Point 446.19A8 i BentURES repaired uid re-Unedt while you wait. Day or ve. Ph. 773-6028 23 Loilr Line T Anyone having a drinking prob lem la welcome t Alcoholto An onymous 8:30 pjn. Tuea. A Sat AJ-anpn Group let At 3rd Tuea, Rear ot 213 N Oakdal. 773-4848 NOT RESPONSIBLE for any debta alter mil aat otnr man my own. . ) Jo Standoford , ? 319 Beul St., Medford. 4-LOSr AND FOUND 1 LOST 17 JwI Elgin aportimae wrist watch. Vlclr uuiy ox central point. 664-2006. Lady Medford Beauty Salon , 32 N Oakdala. 773-3311 I-INSTRUCTIONS MEN-WOMEN NEEDED To Train For U MOTEL MANAGEMENT c Men, women, couplM urnnU ly ntodtd. Htfh arnltifs. Htfli chool ttducation not ncwiry. Short. inexpnivt court. Sprt tlm training, for tnformaUo WRITE . ; i MILLER SCHOOLS 1 Tribune Box 4M3 j giving addriM, occupation fc t telephone number 1 DENTAL ASSISTANTS I NEEDED ! We train women, age 18S9, aj Dental Militant, rull or ipar time training. High School Ed ucatlon not necemry. Enroll now for thort, lnexpenitv course. FREE employment terv lce. High earnings. For full In formation without obligation, WRITE . , . .. School of t . Dental Nursing. U t Tribune Box 4983 Giving addresi, , .occupation, age, telephone number ENROLL N0w"foriewlng lenons. Age I'l to at. singer pawing; Machine Co, aia E. Main. ih. 772.7133 10 WANTED MALE HELP ' WANTtiSCat"sklnner-f D 23. ATiS high lead man. Ph. 3662 ar 6661 Myrtle Point, Ore. . EXPERIENCED Retafil B a kVTJ' Routemen 36 of gross. Return on salea. Phone or write Norman Crtppen. 438 Flint St, Grants WANTED h Rogue River j Junior Merchants-: Ace 12 to 15' :) The Mill Tribune needi young men to deliver papers in your ' area. . i PHONE COLLECT. 772-6141 WAN'KB Man with som buslnc-T rxpert nce. Qualified men receive HIT Iwk. guaranteed to Mart. TMu rush Co. 773-8834. WORKING" iharT In i y wood" mid m 81. 884-134B. 1982