8 D
Former Valley Man ,
Transferred East
Portland Daniel F. O'
Leary, accountant at the U.S.
forest service regional office
in Portland, has been promot
ed to supervisory accountant
in the North Central region
office at Milwaukee, Wis.
O'Leary joined the forest
service in 1959 as administra
tive assistant on Hie Rogue
River National forest, Med
ford. Prior to that he had been
employed by the Army Corps
of Engineers and the post of
fice department, and served
with the U.S. Navy in World
War II. He transferred to
Portland from Medford In
January, 1961.
SUNDAY. JULY S. 1962
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
Measles Leads List
Of County Diseases
Measles again led the list
of communicable diseases re
ported by the Jackson county
health department last week,
according to Dr. A. Erin Mer
kel, public health physician.
Of the 71 reported cases, 11
were German measles.
In addition, one case of
strep throat was reported in
Medford. Two cases of Influ
enza were recorded, two cases
of fifth disease, and one of
chickenpox, all in Medford.
ATTENTION
YOUNG MEN
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
WITH MEDFORD FIRE
DEPARTMENT
The Medford Civil Service Commission will conduct
an examination for Firemen, 6:00 P.M. July 26, 1962,
at the Central Station.
Application forms can be secured from the Office of
the Fire Chief Central Fire Station Third and Front
Street.
Application forms must be completed and filed in the
Office of the Fire Chief before 8:00 A.M. Monday,
July 23, 1962.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Between ages 21 and 35.
High school education, minimum.
Good physical condition.
Clear Police record except for minor violations.
BENEFITS:
Medical and hospital plan employees and family.
Pension Plan and Social Security.
Paid vacation and sick leave.
Uniforms and equipment furnished.
Steady employment under Civil Service.
FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION
FIRE CHIEF GORDON BARKER
Central Station, 3rd & Front
PUBLIC AUCTION
HULBERT-MUFFLY, INC.
SAWMILL
On Hi way 101, approx. 2 Miles South of
CLOVERD ALE, CALIF.
TUESDAY
JULY 17
10 A. M.
SAWMILL MACHINERY ROLL CASES
STEEL BUILDINGS COMPRESSORS
ELECTRICAL FACTORY EQUIP.
HIGHLIGHTS OF EQUIPMENT
HEAD RIO: DouMe circle, 56" 200 COMPBESSOHS: Wnrthine,lon ?5
end 100 h p motors, oil compen. h p., C P 40 h p. v,Compenetor.
r'l,il""k-, . LOG SAW: 9 It., lea powered, on
CARRIAGE: 60" opfnlnir. 3 -block, trc&.
.LLK:DfVh i?i"r'i!0 ROLL TRANSFERS,' ETC:
C h i7u M" 0n. nl Chun. ttnslril. Rolls
motor.
EOGER: Schunntnn Bw4(l" opn.
mi. lOO h p. motor, 6 iw tub
wilh Shodo lights,.
TRIMMER. Schiwmnn 11-Sw. 40
h p. drive, 7V h p. lead motor.
OANQ SAW; Dominion Pramiir,
24 X 24, IbO h.p. motor.
RE5AW: MeDnrmotiKh 50 h p.
motor ami compertjtor.
Dodne (ier Bfe, Geir Head
Motor too nurnrou to Int.
ALSO: ComptfU Plant Electrical.
Cotidutt. Sw-tchhoifis. etc.; MO)
Wiiconnift V4 Gas, Lnjlifiti, 5hoo
IqitipiTflnt: fool ami Supplies,
Git Age Lquipmcnt, etc.
(J Butler Bolted Sleet Building.
1 SO tt 10 II . 1.0 tt. x 40 tt.,
rid u') JO It. K 20 ft.
SALE UNDtR SUPERVISION OF
milton j.wershow co. ,.,r;:;7.:".:V:...
7213 Melrua . . WE. 3-S541 2130 S.W. 5th Ae. CA. 2-9151
LOS ANKLES 46, CAllf. PORTLAND 1, ORIGON
ABSOlUlL - NO LIMIT - NO fHStRVf.
PUBLIC AUCTION
voiUHTAur i-tu iv mnift or ma or ottttciotu
t ,. tvMivMiimmt
UNION LUMBER CO.
SOUTH PLANT OPI RATIONS
f verylMnj Goeal Nothing Meld Back:
TUES. JULY 10 i:m in. WILLITS. CAL.
SAWMILL, PLANING MILL, STEEL BUILDINGS
ONE OF THE FINEST
All STEEL, ELECTRIC
SAWMILL t PLANING
mills we have had
m oppohuwtt to
offer at auction!
Sumner 1 ft Hani Held H i lNf lUllDINCS:
350 li e. Slip in Meier Held R Onjl; pi, Hlll M, . e.n,'nl mm It sil I
IMwTrl " M"'"'sOl Meter ""'" """" " '" templ.nr,
(Edfer three): All Sleel Trimmer II S.
a.. ti... el... ft..... JftOA II loll Seemlll Bide.: All .leel 70 I Ml with ?Mt
Tee Criele: Hele Tnnl Sel He: T.r I 10 '" "" "
Ceele Tranafere; Dell Cm.: Ce.reter. eed rtnKliire cemM.1.1, eeiiealeieif.
Gear-Heae Meters threeaeeet Ihe plenl. Alee etiec. Sleel eed Weed Seep lerleTaee.
CHIPPEP: AIU COMFMSJOPS;
5umner 68 cnieeer. eelirriuion peer, w) ue'dner ptnMr l eerr ...
leee, 250 r. 9. IP nef merer ie.rti'er.1 Air trmpraiten iiale .Mel, I R tin. mte.
motor); Stieaef Scefeo: teneeeere; Cheie.; IS It e Air Lompretioi.
GeerHead Molerfc Hepee'. MACHINE SHOP AND SUPPLIIS:
FTlrftO ROOM: ?i n,ne l.tnei. Rirlitl Omii. Grmeeri.
Cereplete Aimilroef Filter Poem: HinrKeM r,. n.ld Outlilv H.nrl end tlKtnc leeli,
Automitte Circular Sep Sharpener: Hei'l; fh,,n,, Spiera.t., P..Mni. V Pullari
Stretcher Nolle: fcxtrp Bled fed Circular Meter.. Rnlti. Nuti. w.ih.n. structmai
Seer Bledea. ttteel. Cabla. llattnc Baiei and littinfi.
PIANINO Mill! ElICKICAl:
Weodt 41?M PlanerMatcher . !. ,looo Amp Mun Pn.er P . lr . hi.lioei Panel
elecliie, dbl. prol.la: Valai VIS rtaia. tlt,n, s s,, (, ,,
AC OC Teed Relll. ael.tanlerin. (II All Ju Sl.m, t p,,,,,, M.ll lumleimin
SI..I Bra.tdn.n Helm: 1200 ft Roll Tee r Cenduil t Bum! ineuiheut planl
:"i.i,t.,.'i",' ."r, 'ui:.' i unloaoi.:
3 Sntrme: COMRllIE CRlNOIrtd' ROOM. ..h.-in Inall Orom .. w. elertnt
eetra heads, lerta ateet, ere. "m". -"
Ptirp awr, aer ereip (free, m ,a...Pir tm ae..r.o.
PHONEWPITE I Wa-J- MILTON J, WERSHOW Co.
WIRE TOP ENEC I . aiepp a.rfiee ear r e.,reeaei e
DISCPIPTIVE I miMelnneA.wt.XMl I 1IP0 w tn . . f ill!
POCHUPt I i nt Apenttie ap. cai n- I enen cwn I fmroyw.
Try and Stop Me
-By BENNETT CERF-
Fan Shape Design
IN THE LAST PIECE that James Thurber wrote, the great
humorist took a dim view of modern trends in his chosen
field. "Comedy," he noted, "didn't die; it just went crazy.
It has identified itseit
with the very tension and
terror it once did so much
to alleviate. The roost is
ruled today by what has
been called the comedy
menace: horror jokes,
magazines known as hor
ror comics, and sick
comedians . . . Life at
the moment is a tale told
in an idiom, full of un
soundness and fury, sig
nifying nonism."
.
Wllferd Peterson com
presses into a few words a .....
whole course in the gentle art of salesmanship: 1. Courteous
words instead of sharp retorts. 2. Smiles tnBtead of blank looks.
3 Warmth Instead of coldness. 4. Attention instead of neglect.
S Patience Instead of Irritation. 6. Remembering people instead
of forgetting them. 7. Action instead of delay. 8. Appreciation
instead of apathy. ...
Two elderly ladies wandered into Yankee Stadium just as
Roger Maris unloaded a prodigious home run into the right-field
stands They sat watching the proceedings that followed in
apathetic alienee until a few innings later. Marls came up again
and hit another homer to virtually the same spot aa the first one.
One of the ladies nodded at this point and said, "We can go
now, Hilda. This is where we came in."
...
t a huge aircraft plant in San Diego the rest rooms are
labeled "Pilots" and "Stewardesses."
ISO, br Beonett Crf. Dtstribnted by Kins F ee.lured Syndlot.
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For Talking Doll
Tits 2iT TalkineDoU
9185
See the repeat created by
the pineapple fan lacy
edging completes block.
Three crocheted squares for
scarf, 4 for centerpiece. Add
more for spread, cloth. Pat
tern 7101: crochet directions
10-ln. square in No. 30 cotton.
THIRTY - FIVE CENTS
(coins) for this pattern add
10 cents for each pattern for
1st - class mailing. Send to
Alice Brooks, care of Med
ford Mail Tribune, Needle
craft Dept., P. O. Box 163,
Old Chelsea Station, New
York 11, N. Y. Print plain-,
ly NAME, ADDRESS, PAT
TERN NUMBER.
NEVER-BEFORE VALUE!
200 designs to knit, crochet,
sew, weave, embroider, quilt
In our 1962 Needlecraft
Catalog. Beautiful Bulkics in
a complete fashion section
plus bedspreads, toys, linens,
afghans, slip covers, plus 2
free patterns. Send 29 cents
now.
Jury Finds in Favor
01 Medford Doctor
A Jackson county circuit
court jury Thursday after
noon returned a verdict in a
damage suit in favor of Dr.
Milton Snow. Medford.
The suit had been brought
by Mrs. Mary E. Racsdale, 160
DeHague ave., Medford. She
sought $3,000 in damages for
injuries she charger she re
ceived during treatment by
the doctor.
Judge James M. Main pre
sided at the trial. Hugh Col
lins was the attorney for Dr.
Snow, and Bernard Kelly was
Mrs. Ragsdalc's attorney.
LEGAL NOTICES
AOVKRTISEMKNT FOR BIOS
Sealed bids will be received by
the Jackson County Court at the
Court House at Medford, Oregon,
on or before 10:00 A M. on the
18th dav of July. VM2 for the
furnishing of 3.000 gallon of DDT,
25 rr. Emulslfiable. for the Mos
quito Control Division of the
Jackson County Health Depart
ment. Instructions to bidders and
specifications can be ohtainrd at
the office of the County Court
and the Purchasins Department.
JACKSON COUNTY COURT
Earl M. Miller,
County Judge
Chester H. Wendt.
County Commissioner
Edwin H. Taylor.
County Commissioner.
NOTirF OF Pt'Bl.IC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
at 7 JO o'clock P.M. on the 19th
day of July. l!62. in the Council
Chambers of the City Hall in the
City of Medford. Oregon, there
shall be a public hearing by and
before the City Council of said
city on the question of changing
the zoning of the following rie-.
scribed area within said city, to
wit: The South 50 fret of the North
half of Lots S through 15, Block
4, Park Addition
being on West Main Street h
tween Hamilton and Quince Streets
from Class IB Single and Two Fam
ily Dwelling District to Class 11IA
Limited Commercial District.
D. F. Huson
Recorder-Treasurer
A Too Late To Classify
FOR SALE
IN '
Grants Pass
A well equipped, up-to-date air
conditioned Beauty Shop com
bined with a 2 tdrm. home on
a large corner lot, in the fast
growing N west section of
Grants Pass itn a very desirable
new home district). All paving,
At curbs are complete & paid
on both streets that horrier this
IOO'xHO' lot. Here all the city
improvements & conveniences
without the noise nf traffic, city
huincss & parking prohlems.
Both the Business it home are
to be sold for only
$5000 Down
with monthly payments includ
ing 6'o interest of only $168.
This already operating, com
pletely outfitted business, along
with the home which is nicely
landscaped around a patio ar
tistically fenced with cement
blocks for privacy, coolness &
strength has a lovely view of
surrounding country & hi1L,
both from patio & lawn outside
Ac from inside looking out of
ihe large picture window of the
Jiving room, kitchen & the di
nette. The grounds both in front
A; back are neat & appealing
with lawn, shrubbery, & trees.
This well built home was very
well designed with many ex
tras not usually included in the
ordinary new home. The fire
place is especially intriguing
with indirect lighting shining
thru its lovely mantle. It is air
conditioned, well insulated &
has electric heat in each room.
FOR DETAILS CALL
GR 6-3663 Daytimes or
GR 6-7243 Evenings
Fred Dayton, Realtor
714 N,W. 6th St.
Grants Pass, Ore.
A-Too lot To Classify
CONCtRDANTE-Up r t 8 h7Piano
CiKdhape. $75. Ph. !)9-l"
SHETLAND poniei lor Mle. choice
SUM). 935-1364.
A-Too late To Classify
SPECIAL
Wall paper Half P"r
Dutch Boy Paint Store)
401 E. 4th St.
Talk About Success! Only 4 Units Left!
Only 4 of original 14 big 2 -bed room apartments left!
(10 more to be completed in July)
VILLA ROGUE.
APARTMENTS
East 10th Street at Siskiyou
Tastefully complete with
drapes, wall-to.vvall carpet
and G-E appliances. Swim
pool for your pleasure.
Contact Wm. Mansfield, Apt.
B-8, or call 773-7016.
OPEN HOUSE
from I p.m.
TODAY v;
Rogue Valley
Construction Co.
Presents ,
1501
OLEANDER
in Beautiful
BLOSSOM HILL
TERRACE
New home . . . deluxe fea
tures, low down payment.
1 Drive out, or call 772-4724
or 772-8569.
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TO SERVE YOU
ARDEN R. PINKHAM
Ass't Mgr. & Escrow Officer
Arden Has worked for Crater Tile stnee
March, 1 959. His family includes wife
Elizabeth, daughter Alison, and two sons,
Russell Ernest and Clifford Arden. Photog
raphy, especially birds and flowers, is
Arden's main hobby, but he enjoys ail
sports as a spectator. He participates in
archery, bowling and fishing.
CRATER TITLE INSURANCE CO.
"Locally Owned"
510 West 6th Phone SP 2-5264
Ly 'lTn!fHTlT'TTe.
New! Front plsiy In purl.v In
horitinir, hero's a fi-pitrl WHrrl
rnbf for tlir nrw, 20-iiU'h talk
ing doll your little Kill loves.
Ilnve fit 11 and shvc dollars -sew
clothes of remnants,
Printed Pntlern B1R5: For
20-inch talking doll. See pat
tern for vardages.
THIRTY - FIVE CENTS in
coins for this pattern - add lit
cents for each pattern for
first class mail. Send In Mar
ian Martin.. Medford Mail
Tribune, Pattern Dept . 2112
West IRIh St., New York 11.
N.Y. Print plainly NAME,
Museum Visitors
Increase in June
Jacksonville - An increase
in attendance of more than
2,000 people was reported
last month over June, 1961,
at the Jacksonville Museum,
according to Miss Mary Han
ley, curator.
During the period from
July 10, 1950, to July 1 1062,
total attendance was 475,850.
Attendance last month was
7,010. Visitors included peo
ple from 4(i states, Canada,
Sweden, Poland. Germany,
Switzerland, France, Russia,
and Guam.
Gifts and loans presented to
the museum during June were
from E. C. Thomas, Mrs. Al
Boswell, Mrs. Ruth L. Penny,
Mrs. Laura Wcbhor and Mrs.
Evelyn Rcith, all of Medford;
Mrs. Guy Garrett, Jackson
ville; H. E. Johnson, Grover
City, Calif.; Arch II. Vining,
San Jose. Calif.; G. W. Kel
linglnn, Mr. and Mrs. Ira M.
Snyder, Mrs. Una B. Inch,
and Alfred S. V. Carpenter,
all of Medford; James Dns
coll, Ashland; Mrs. Elinor
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Tetreault. Jacksonville; Mrs.
Gertrude Brignall, Gold Hill;
Timothy O. Adams, Grants
Pass; Mrs. Hallie E. Adams,
Vancouver, W a s h.; LcRoy
Smith, Bend; Danny Johnson
and Steve Morgan, both Jack
sonville; Tnm Riley, Eagle
Pninl; and James R. W. Gregg.
Central Point.
ADDRESS with SIZE and
STYLE NUMBER.
Extra Big Summer Pattern
Catalog - over lOrl styles for
all sizes, occasions. Send 3-ic
A steep sloping yard can
be made comfortable and us
able if it is properly terraced
Stens and natios of nuarry
tile will add attractive and
I practical touches to Ihe prop
lerly.
1 1
FOR TWO!
APPLES
Ncwtowns
Saturday-Sunday-Monday
11 a.m. 7 p.m.
SPECIAL-100 Boxes Small Sizes
t 35c in your box-Others $1 to $2
Wilson's VELMART Orchard
PHONE 773-5755
South Stage Rd. and Corner of Arnold lane.
2 Mi. titt of Jicknvtll
Dfit Out W. Main Arnold Lane Tgrn lH.
continue to South Sjeeje Roo
Dan Patch Co., Inc. Offers You This Opportunity Now
Transportatioa for two to the Fair, including meals while traveling, hotel
room two nights for two, tickets on the Mono-rail, two admission tickets 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 tha
home that covers any type of old sidewalls . . . one that lasts FOREVER . , . never
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If you want to beautify your home FOREVER, and at a reasonable cost . . . usi mail the coupon
below to Dan Patch Co. with your name, address and phone number. A courteous representa
tive of the Dan Patch Co. will call on you. If we can do business a trip to the World's Fair can
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There are no strings attached . . . this is just a good Fair business proposition.
DAN PATCH
GOa Inc.
Builds New Homes and Remodels Old Ones
Phones: 773-7172 or 772-4324
! DAN PATCH CO., INC.
B 561 teall Lane, Medford
m I would like t ye) ! tt Fair.
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