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e MED0D ML TIIU8, ltSE0. 0"-0 IDA. JUL? 6. 1962 Lana Turner's Daughter Modeling Swim Attire At Hollywood Night Spot Hollywood -nmiu r h i Crane, 18-year-old daughter of Lana Turner who made headlines four years ago in the slaying of Johnny Stomp anato, had a new part time job today modeling swim suits in a small Sun Strip cafe. "I'm a little bit nervous about modeling in a night club," said the adult-looking Cheryl before her first ap pearance. "But I did have some experience modeling in high school." It's a once-a-week job, be tween 5 and 7 p.m. Fridays. The night club fashion show has become a vogue for sev eral clubs along the Sunset Strip. Covered With Serape Looking all of her 18 years, Cheryl posed in a bikini but was demurely covered with a e r a p e , or cape, over her shoulders. The new job pays her $27.50 for two hours work, plus commissions. Tall and shapely, Cheryl Yai, thanks to our new concept our raciorv has just manufactured their MILLIONTH GALLON. Ta celebrate, here Is our 4 MILLIONTH GALLON SELt - A BRATIOH Hurry-Sale prices Continental Skyline gloss or semi-gloss Reg. $7.50 NOW.. AAIuMII 100 PURE OUTSIDE m WHlTE ORfiz2l . fi&($nj EXTERIOR jjgl WONDERSHEEN REDWOOD FINISHES Sw"fejr Reclw00i:i Lo9 SHAKE PAINT M.M. OUTSIDE WHITE S5.98 S7.99 $5.98 EVERY SECOND GALLON FREE Satisfaction Guaranteed Hundreak f Other mm bauei LUMBER CO. and MAJOR BRAND PAINTS t cn RIVERSIDE said she hoped the new job would lead to an acting ca reer. Asked abuut hiring Miss Crane, a spokesman for the club said, "It's not costing much, and I'll get thousands of dollars in free publicity." Living On Own Miss Crane, a pretty brun ette, said she was on good terms with both her mother and father, restaurateur Steve Crane. She said she was not living at home and had been on her own for two months, not accepting help from her parents. "I don't live at home," she said. "I share a small house in West Hollywood with an other girl. I want to make good on my own." Cheryl was 14 when she was a central figure in the Stompanato case. A coroner's jury ruled her fatal stabbing of Stompanato, then her mother's boy friend, was jus tifiable in that the girl was trying to protect her mother. ths fantastic acceptance of of sellina paint for less limited to stock on hand! We sincerely believe CROSBY psint to be the finest quality available. CROSBY MARVELON 1CQ ACRYLIC LATEX Greatest stucco paint. Also for wood, masonry, asbestos, shingles. May also be used as an interior Latex where a superior fin- Jflj tpf ish it desired. m& Compare at $8.00 " gal. Enamel A 10 -" Gal 1.49 Qt. No. 450 Stain, reg. 2.98 ...Now 1.49 gal. No. 460 Pigmented, reg. 3.98 Now 1 .98 gal. Clear log Oil, reg. 5.00 Now 2.89 gal. 0il' r9' 5.50... .Now 2.99 gal. EVERY SECOND GALLON FREE OF EXTRA COST LATEX WALL PAINT - 1440 Color. Available Dollar-Saving Values MEDFORD Feeding fhe Family j By ZOLA VINCENT j Food Editor ' Tapioca Favored as Fruit Pie Thickener Fruit and berry juices must be thickened just riyht for complete pie success. Most fruits and berries require a thickener if the juice is not to spread out thinly over plates when pie is cut. All of the available berries are fine in pies. Peaches, apri cots, pie cherries and plums beckon the pie maker. How about mixing berries-or mix ing berries and fruit? Many prefer quick-cooking tapioca as a pie filling thick ener because it protects the bright fruit or berry color. It doesn't cloud as some thick eners do. It is time-saving and easy to use because there's no pre-cooking. 3 to 4 cups prepared berries or fruit 1 to 1 1 ' cups sugar 1 to 2 tablespoons quick cooking tapioca 'i teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon butter or cream Unbaked pastry for 2 crusts Prepare pie crust from fa vorite recipe or mix. Prepare fruit. Combine all dry ingre dients, adjusting amount of sugar and thickener accord ing to sweetness and juici ness of fresh fruit which var ies constantly. Mix thorough ly. Line pie plate with pastry; fill with fruit mixture and dot generously with butter. Adjust top crust or arrange lattice or pastry strips, straight or twisted. Brush with butter to glaze. Bake in hot oven. 450 de gree?, 15 minutes: reduce heat to moderate, 350 degrees, and continue baking 15 to 25 min utes longer. Berries and soft fruits take shorter time. Dinner Treat For an extra special dinner treat, stir chopped raisins in to biscuit mix: add Cheddar cheese and enough milk to make a soft dough. Roll out on a lightly floured board and cut into circles or dia monds or other fancy shape. Bake as usual. Set-Up Standing Order for Milk The good old summer time reminds us that running down to the store for another gal lon of milk gets mighty in volved among the teen-agers. So avoid possible friction as to who is driving the car on the errands by simply step ping up standing order for milk. Half gallons of milk in crease in demand right along. They cost less than two indi vidual quarts whether store bought or home-delivered. Take up less space, too. Same thing is true of ice cream and other frozen des serts. Bargains are in gallons. Keep milk handy in the re frigerator-ready for more children at more meals; ready for more refrigerator raiders between meals because milk a mainstay for buoyant health and energy. If You're Putting Up Berries or Fruit Do not attempt to "put up" too many berries or fruits at a time or you'll ruin your dis position and waste valuable food. Above all things, do not experiment. Ingredients are too costly. Follow canning, freezing, jam-making or other directions to the letter. They were perfected by experts. Take early morning deliver ies and do your processing the same morning. Once you've started the job, finish it. No holdovers or your fin ished product will puffer. In which event, you'll find plen ty of the commercially pack ed products from this season's crnp rr;idy hy the time the LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CRKIHTORS Prohatf Nn. 1 11'tO IN THF CIRCUIT COl'MT OF THF STATE OF OR Ed ON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF JACK SON Probate Department In the Matter of the Estate of JAMES VICTOR FORBES. JAMES V. FORBES. Deceased The undent R nrd having been appointed hv the above entitled Court of the State of Oregon, for the County aforesaid, personal rep resf ntanve of the rotate of JAMES VICTOR FORBES, aka JAMES V. FOMHES, dereaserl. find ha vine qtialif ir-il notice ta hereby given o all person having claim! acninst unid estate to present them verified as required bv law, with proper vouchers, within six 1 6 1 months from the date of this notice to said personal represen tative in care of the Attnrnevs for Mid estate. DAVIS AND AINS WORTH 10 SISKIYOU BOULE VARD ASHLAND OHrdoN STANLEY O FORBES. Personal Representative of said Fstnle i ROBERT A ROVER DAVIS And AINSWORTH Attornrs for Ftate WlVERTISEMFNT FOR BIOS Sealed bids will be received bv thf Jackfin Countv Court at trie Court llniiir at M-df"rd. Orecn nn or b'-fore in 00 AM nn the Iftth day of July, I't'ia ff.r thr furnishing of 3 non. f.il'ins of DDI. 2.V, F.rnulMfiable f'-r the M"- 3-ii to Control Di vi'- inn "f the rkon County Health Depart ment Instructions to bidders and specifications cn n obtained a' the f.)fie of the County Court and the Pirfhain Department JACKSON COUNTY COURT Far) M Miller. I Cuuntv Jtirtre i Chester H Wendf i Cnuntv Corr misionf t ! fdwin H Tavior -unly Cmrrusi'ncr mm ISBBaililil fri-sh fruit and bony season ends. Marinated Cucumbers Marinated cucumbers are a perfect go-along with tish. Chill the cucumbers thor oughly: slice them thin; add a little salad oil and enough fresh lemon juice to cover. Sprinkle with dill seed and add salt and pepper to taste before serving. Discuss Canning, Freezing Plans With Produce Men If you are watching for the best buys, hoping to catch the peak ot the season for fruits, berries and other produce, it will pay you well to talk over your plans w ith the men who head the produce departments in local stores. They're just as interested in "moving'' tiie best buys as you are in catch ing them. They watch the law ot supply and demand at work every day in the year. There's healthv competition among the markets to offer the season's best produce at the lowest possible prices. Watch the ads, too! Plan to "put up" fruits and berries the morning you pick them up at the store. Once you start the job, see it through while the product is at peak of perfection. There is no way of restoring qua lity. Remember the sugar, spices and other items. Be sure you have plenty of jars, freezer jars, glasses, paraffin and other canning and freez ing paraphernalia. We mention strawberries first because they'll soon be gone. Now is the season of green apples for apple sauce, apricots, blueberries, boysen bcrries, loganberries, cherries. figs, nectarines, early plums, raspberries. Peaches peak in July and August. Other Good Buys Fryers, broilers, stewing chickens and turkey continue high in nutrition, low in cost. There's plenty of beef being specialcd among the thrifty cuts that require longer cook ing. Lamb and pork are sea sonally higher but ad scan ning will reveal specials. There's super abundance of eggs at very reasonable prices so put eggs into the menus more often; give father and the boys eggs at breakfast; put them in egg salads and in casserole dishes. Cantaloupes lead the melon parade with an abundance al so of watermelons and other varieties. Plenty of avocadocs, early-season grapes, grape fruit. Bing and Lambert cher ries from the Pacific north west are of exceptional qua lity. Lemons and limes too. Vegetable bins are piled high with cabbage, cauli flower, .cucumbers, beans, green and red cabbage, let tuce, romaine and other salad greens. There's plenty of corn, celery, topped carrots, dry onions, soft squash, green peppers, and of course long white potatoes that are so per fect for potato salad making. Put fish and shellfish in menus more often. Check the fine display. LICENSE REFUSED Galveston, Tex. - UTH - A Coast Guard inspector re fused to license a boat here Thursday even though it had all the necessary equipment, including life preservers. The owner had nailed the life preservers to the seats of the hnat. LEGAL NOTICES No. 107H7 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIHCUir COURT OF THE STATE OF OR Ed ON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON In the Mnlter of the Estate nf MARTHA LOUISA BOOSEY, also known as MATTY UOOSEY, deceased. Notice is hereby (riven that the undersigned, as administrator of the estate of Martha Louisa Boosey, also known nl Matty Boosey. de ceased, has filed his final account in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon f ir Jackson Cnuntv and that Mondav. the 13th day of August. l!ti)2. at the hour of I :mi o'clock in the afternoon nf said day and tho court room ol said court has been appointed by said court ns the time and place for Hie hearing of objections there to and the settlement thereof. Date and firsl published July ft. I'MVl Date of last publication Julv 27, Ulf.2 Ceo E lironatigh. Admmist ra tor Geo F. Bronaiigh. Attorney "02 Pacific Building Portland 4. Oregon N O 1 I C E In the Circuit Couri of the State of Oregon for Jackson County In the Mutter ot Ihe Estate nf George W Howard, deceased Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed her Final Account in the ;the entitled mat ter. and the above entitled Court has fixed the 3nh day of Julv. I't',2, at 10 no odork am. in the Cm nil C"iirt Room in tr. Court Hon hp in Medford Oregon, as the time and place for hearing ob jections to said Final Acenunt and I for the settlement thereof, j I."ttn M How ard I Executrix Sk vrtnan A- Hcwl Attorneys for E-tate ( !.L FOK HIM Sealed bids will be received n , S'hool District n .4!C MtO Mon roe Street. M"df.rd Oregon, for playground 'ii.en1 on or be fore no P M f'iiclfic Standard i Tim.p Julv 2't. Si"citn b'mhis ruav be obtained t the al'" e addieos Bi'M'Ts are r 'mired to use the hid form supi.i'd bv the pur rhnwr Bid ar- to be mailed or delivered o WiUon G plater. Clerk at 'he a hove add res, and n arked Idd I'la) ground Equip ment T'!p sch'-ol district reserves the rignt to vyte anv or ll Infor ' rr j.iilK-s sr -1 to a(.ept or rrject i anv or all hid V.;ion G Slater Clerk I .. swhnrd D:"liM No Mltf. ' jaek.on C'.un'v Origon. They'll Do It Jlverv LllSHWELL.WUEM A0PLVINi3 FOR X DRIVER' LICENSE, BAocED OF HIS cOOO HEALTH NO END WWO.ME? NO.' IH)H"60T'SHIuMATlSM Off-''1 --"7 I'M IN PERFECT I - o THE EYEBALLS-AND 4' fY' f NO HEALTH.' JUST HAD .-JI CHARLEY HORsH-THAsH H V PMVilCAL A COMPLETE CHECK- ll 0Riv,r-, WHY I DON'T WALK TOO CW DEFECTS?J UP.' 10-20 VISION Uce SHTRAIOHT AND I 't'W .- Y DOC SAID I'M IN J!.! 1 ALWAYSH TALK FUNNY-J Jih& V A-l SHAPE IMPEDIMENT OF J KJ$jr& U rAk ! KSPEEECHH Back Stairs: By MERRIMAN SMITH UPI White House Reporter Washington - Ilil'H - Back stairs at the White House: Two new books have been in frequent evidence recently around the White House: "The Quotable Mr. Kennedy," a ser ious collection of highlights from the speeches and state ments of the President, and "Who's In Charge Here?" a paperback collection of news photographs with hilarious quotations attributed to some of the world's more prominent figures. Both volumes are the work ot uerain L.. oaroner, an im aginative young New York and New Jersey public rela tions man. Reviewer Backtracks One of the nation's more serious book reviewers was preparing to blast "Who's In Charge Here?" on grounds that it was in bad taste, dis respectful and unworthy of public perusal. The reviewer then heard that the President himself had seen the book and I 111 Time Two Books in laughed heartily at some of the photographs in which he was involved. Sample: A picture of the President talking on the tele phone while his daughter, Caroline, stands beside him. The caption shows Kennedy saying, "No, this is her fath er." The reviewer was unable to believe reports that Kennedy accepted the book in good humor. He said stories to this effect were designed to fur ther the disrespect for Ken nedy. j Good circuIlllion This is not true. "Who's In Charge Here?" probably has received more circulation around the White House than any volume since "Profiles In Courage." And the President thinks it is a very funny spoof. What this situation illus trates is the fact that the Pres ident's supporters sometimes become far more evangelical in his behalf than he would ever be-or, for that matter, any member of his family. asF FOR By Jimmy llatlo But later mjew he's trying to PROVE heonlv drinks tea-listen TO HIS CASE HISTORY- Evidence This is a form of political de ification which on occasion can be quite a bother to Ihe honoree. Experts Active For some weeks, a special task force of public relations experts has been operating out of the White House in an ef fort to generate public sup port for the President's liber alized foreign trade program. It is distinctly a White House operation, yet there ex ists at 1600 Pennsylvania ave. a split personality when it conies to the problem of link ing the special force with the Chief Executive. One of the task force prin cipals is Carl Levin, on leave of absence from his distilling industry post to help the trade program. Levin s assignment was announced by the White House. He works as an ad junct of the White House. Task Force Function A few weeks aeo. Levin ,,.! in th pnminnnipnlinnD fiolH . , .. . ai ui 111-1 uiii-m quusuuiis ttiiu Dan Patch Co., Inc. Offers You This Opportunity Now Transportation for two to the Fair, including meals while traveling, hotel room two nights for two, tickets on the Mono-rail, two admission ticket to the Fair, transportation back home including meals while traveling. Here Is How and Why: DAN PATCH CO. is Introducing a beautiful new, permanent siding material for th home that covers any type of old sidewalls . . . one thai Lists FOREVER . . . never needs painting . . . never rols ... is termite proof . . . fireproof . . . and comet in many attractive colors. If you want to beautify your home FOREVER, and at a reasonable cost . . . just mail the coupon below to Dan Patch Co. with your name, address and phone number. A courteous representa tive of Ihe Dan Patch Co. will call on you. If we can do business a trip to the World's Fair can be yours. There are no strings attached . . . this is just a good Fair business proposition. Name Street i City answers concerning the pro gram. This is one of the func tions uf his task force. Yet, Levin's letter of trans mittal sud of the accompany- j ing material, "Since it was not prepared at the White House but is a composite effort of others, I would appreciate it if you would not treat it as a While House document. How ever, feel free to use it in any other way you may wish." Levin's request, however, was written on a White House letterhead. LEGAL NOTICES NOTU'K TO t'HKIUTOKS Probate No. iwrto IN THF CIHCV'IT COl'HT OF THE STATK OF OH KG ON FOK JACK SON COPNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OK GRACE S LAI'S MANN Decease! . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thHt hv nn OrtliT ot the above entitled Court d;iti(i June 21, 192. the ttndcrMiu'tl was appointed ai Ex efuloi of the Estate ot Grace S. l.miMiiann, defeased, and all per sons havtnt; e la linn against said estate are hereby notitl n to pre sent the same to said Executor lit M) Franklin Uuildinii. Meiliord, Oregon, properly veriiied h pro vided by law and within six ir.ontha from the date of first publication hereof. Hated and first published this 22nd day of June. l!tV2. Anton A. Lausmann, Executor Farrell, Dlackhurst & Horneckcr Attorneys for Executor NOTICE TO CHEIUTORS Notice is hereby given that I have been appointed hy the Cir cuit Court of the State of Ore gon for Jackson County, Admin istrator of the Estate of Julia Elizabeth Must, Defeased, and have qualilied. All persons having claims ncainsi the Estate of said Dece dent are hereby notified to pre sent them, with proper vouchers, dulv certified to me at my office, 10!i East Main Street, Medford. Oregon within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published June 15, HKi2 Ronald L. Rirketts Administrator. NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 11304 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON. COUNTY. IN PROBATE In the Matter of the Estate of BABY JOHNSON. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have been appointed by the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for Jackson County as Admin istratrix of the estate of Baby Johnson deceased, and have duly qualified. All persons having claims against said estate arc hereby no tified to present them, with proper vouchers and duly verified, to me at the oft Ice of Kelly & Grant Attorneys. lu5 East Main Street. Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date or this notice, DATED at Medford. Oregon, this 22nu dav ot June, mtiz DOROTHY S. GEBHARD I Administratrix n 1 AllurnfVS for Estate ,1 I no Kant Main Street I Mcntord. Oregon TWO! DM3 PMCH Builds New Homes and Remodels Old Ones Phones: 773-7172 or 772-4324 S DAN PATCH CO., INC. 561 Beall lane, Medford m m m I would like to go to the Fair. B 5 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CRKiHTORS NO 11421 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THR STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON, PRO HATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of BERNARD JOSEPH DORAN, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Executrix of the Estate of Ber nard Joseph Doran. Deceased. b' the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County and ha qualified. Alt persons having claims against said estate are hereby no tified to present the same dulv verified as by law required to the undersigned at 1916 Military Road. Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. DATED and first published June 22, 1!)2 Last publication July IT lAfii. Ella Margaret Barry, Executrix John W Brugman 1(H) 4 Jackson Tower Portland 5, Oregon Attorney NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT No. 11174 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THR COUNTY OF JACKSON. PRO BATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of GRAYCE B KELLER, deceased. Date of Death: July 7, l!)fil. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that (he undersigned, as executor of the estate of Grayce B. Keller, deceased, has filed his final ac count in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson Conn- Probate Department, and that Monday, the 3t)th day of July, 19i2. at the hour of t:30 o'clock In tho forenoon of said dav and the court room of said court have been ap pointed by said court as the time and place for the hearing of ob jections thereto and the settlement thereof Dated and first published: Juna 22. 15162 Date of last publication: July 13. Itl2 Paul H. Keller Executor SHULER. SAYRE. W1NFREE Sc RANKIN 101 ti Oreson Bank Building Portland 4, Oregon PEOPLE FROM Alt or LIFE ... walk into Local for one-visit loans . . . butcher, baker, rocketship maker . . . and they get up to $1500 on their signature only, car or other security. IOCAL IOAN S3S E. JACKSON IIVD. M.dlotd Shopping Ci.t.r Pbani: 113-7456 Dick Webb, Mgr. Qa Friday Evsnisfs 'Tit 7 CO. mc Phone
