Medford mail tribune., September 25, 1962, Image 13

Dennis the Menace
The Medical
tvc.
Diagnosis of Pernicious
Anemia
A numer of people write
to say that they have a rela
tive who has pernicious ane-
I m i a; they
them selves
have an ane
mia, and they
want to know
how they can
tell if it is of
the p r 1 mary
(Add isonian)
type, and not
a sec ondary
type. The sec
ondary type is due to a loss
of blood, as by bleeding piles
in a man, or excessive men
etruation each month in the
case of a woman. Primary ane
mia is due to something hered
itarily wrong with the blood
forming organs, such as the
bone marrow.
If long ago my father or
mother had died of pernicious
anemia, I certainly would
have my blood examined ev?
ery year, and examined by an
expert who could recognize
ty a glance at a "stained
smear" a tendency to enlarge
ment of the red blood cells
and a tendency for each cell
to contain more hemoglobin
(red coloring matter) than nor
mal. Also, I would watch out
for feelings of numbness or
tingling or weakness in my
legs, due to the nervous le
sions that sometimes accom
pany pernicious anemia.
' I would also have someone
pump my stomach to see if
I had a lack of acid in my
gastric juice. If 1 had no acid
in my stomach, I would know
I had probably inherited a
tendency to pernicious ane
mia. .Hut, u I naa pieniy ot
acid, I would assume that I
was one member of the fam
ily who had not inherited the
. tendency. With a tendency to
pernicious anemia I might
' have become gray in my 20s
or 30s. If I had no gastric acid
I would take a tiny dose of
Vitamin B12 once every two
or three months. It is remark-
. nble what an extremely small
dose of vitamin B12 will keep
' one from getting into trouble
with pernicious anemia.
If I had a secondary anemia
I would not take B12, 1 would
! take iron. Unfortunately, in
college we doctors were not
well trained to do this, and
hence all the expert blood men
. in the country are constantly
complaining that most of us
' doctors give B12 when we
ought to be giving iron. They
also tell us that no one needs
s shot of B12 every day or
even every week
I was just reading an arti
1 cle by an expert who says that
' still the best iron, he thinks,
is the sulfate which can be
t?kcti by moth every day. All
one needs is a small pill con
taining it.
Drugi at Start of Pregnancy
The terrible experience of
many pregnant women who
took the new drug thalido-1
mide should cause all women
who have just become preg
nant, or who have Just missed
a period, to stop (for at least
two months) taking any drugs
that they happen to be taking,
und especially any new drugs
which have recently come on
the market, and hence might
have undesirable "side - ef
fects" as yet not known.
I am writing this column
because already, in the great
amount of mail which I re
ceive, there are letters from
women who say, "I am preg
nant, and 1 am taking a new
tranquilizer ror sleep-maker,
or reducing drug, or drug to
lift me out ox a depression,
etc.) will it do me any
J,
Roundup
Emerltm
C'omuIUnt In
Medirtn
Me diem
Mayo Clinic
Proleuor of
Emeritus
Mayo clinic
(Register and Tribune Syndicate,
1962)
harm or will It do my baby
any harm?"
Rather than trying to an
swer all these many letters,
I will say here that a woman
just pregnant will de well to
take no drugs. After a couple
of months her baby will be
so nearly formed in all its
parts that it will be much less
likely to be injured by a drug
or by an attack of German
measles.
Bursitis
Many people ask. What is
a bursa? It is a little bag of
fluid which serves often as a
little pulley. A tendon goes
over it. Why does it become
inflamed? I think because the
person has a tendency either
to arthritis or the much mild
er, but very common, fibro
sitis. (This disease is describ
ed in my booklet on Arthritis.)
The commonest bursa that
gives trouble is in the region
of the shoulder. Sometimes
pain in it calms down quick
ly by itself, sometimes it is
helped by physiotherapy (heat
and massage); but sometimes
it doesn t show any signs of
clearing up under such treat
ment. Then X-ray treatment
will promptly give relief in
two out of three cases.
In past years, "Surgeons used
to cut out bursas that filled
up with lime salts, but they
quit operating when they
found that the little sacs gen
erally became normal again,
often without any treatment.
I remember once when a bur
sa on the end of my left elbow
became as big as a walnut
and so sore I was all set to
go to a surgeon and have it
cut out. And then, in two days,
it disappeared all by itself.
If you have a painful joint,
you will want to read Dr.
Alvarez' booklet, "Arthritis
and Rheumatism." You may
get it by sending 25 cents and
a self-addressed, stamped en
velope with your request for
it to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez,
The Register and Tribune Syn
dicate, Dept. MMT, Box 957,
Des Moines 4, Iowa.
Evening Classes at
50C Get Under Way
Twenty-three evening class
es for college credit will be
gin this week in Ashland.
The offering in continuing
higher educaton for adults
are Southern Oregon college
courses taught at the college
by faculty members. They are
made avalable to students not
regularly enrolled at a campus
institution through the gen
eral extension division of the
Oregon state system of higher
education
Fees are at the rate of
if12 50 Per eedlt hour or $2
$37.50 for a three hour course.
Students may complete regis
trations without payment of
late fee through the second
week of classes.
Additional information and
a bulletin listing fall term eve
ning classes in communities
through Oregon may be ob
tained from Ashland Continu
ation center, general exten
sion division, college campus,
Ashiand, or telephone 482
3311. Classes being offered this
year are in art, business, sec
retarial science, education,
English and literature, psy
chology, first aid, history, eco
nomics, social science, geog
raphy and speech, AH classes
start at 7 p.m.
Peacetime Yets Are
Portland Peacetime vet
erans who have a service-connected
but non-compensable
(less than 10 per cent) dis
ability will have the same
priority lor entering VA hos
pitals as service connected
peacetime veterans receiving
compensation, according to a
new federal law.
The only peacetime veter
ans previously eligible to VA
hospitalization were those
whose service-connected dis
abilities were 10 per cent or
greater. R. J. Novotny, man
ager of the Portland VA re
gional office, said. The new
law applies to the relatively
few peacetime veterans whose
service-connected disabilities
are not rated high enough to
receive compensation.
Veterans must secure ap
proval from the Portland VA
regional office before they go
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
No. 11102
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF ORECiON r OR JACK
SON COUNTY.
In The Matter of The Estate
of
JAMES C. COLLINS, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed ' her final
account ai executrix of the above
estate with the Circuit Court, and
the Court has fixed the 5th day of
November. 1962. at the hour of
1:30 P. M.. in the Circuit Court,
County Courthouse in Med ford.
Oregon, as the time and place re
spectively tor tne nearing oi oDjec
tioni. if any to the said final ac.
count, and you are hereby noti
fied to file objections, u any you
have to the said final account on
or before the time fixed for near-
Dated this 25th day of Septem
ber. 1962.
ELIZABETH J. COLLINS,
Executrix
COLLINS, REDDEN St MULLEN
Attorneys at Law
Mcdford. Oregon
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that an
election will be held on November
1963 within tne proposed bar-
dine Creek Livestock District to
determine whether bovine live
stock shall be permitted to run at
large within said area, described
as follows:
Beginning at the Quarter corner
common to Sections 19 and 30 In
Township 35 South. Range 3
West of the Willamette Meridian
in Jackson County, Oregon,
thence Easterly . along the East
and West center line of said
Section 20 and the East and West
center line of Sect ton 21 of
said Township and Range to the
Northeast corner of the West
one-half Oil of the West one
half di) of the Southeast Quar
ter of Section 21: Thence South
erly to the Southeast corner of
the West one-half i) of the
West one-half Oil of the South
east Quarter of said Section 21;
Thence Easterly to the South
east corner of said Section 21;
Thence Southerly along the East
boundry of Sections 28 and 33
of said Township and Range to
the Southeast corner of said
Section 33; Thence Westerly
along the South boundry of Sec
tions 33 and 32 of said Township
and Range to the Southwest
corner of said Section 32; Thence
Northerly to the Quarter corner
common to Sections 31 and 32 of
said Township and Range; Thence
Westerly to the center East one
sixteenth (116) corner of said
Section 31: thence Northerly to
the Northeast one - sixteenth
(116) corner of said Section 31;
thence Easterly to the North
one-sixteenth (1161 corner be
tween said Sections 31 and 32;
thence Northerly along the West
boundry of Sections 32, 29 and
20 to the point of beginning.
The votinn Dlace for such Dro-
posert livestock district shall be
identical with that used for the
eneral election. This notice shall
te posted once a week for two
successive weeks in a newspaper
of general circulation within the
county.
Dated September 25, 1062.
E. M. MADDEN
JACKSON ODUNTYCLERK
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
No. fi2-59-E
IN THE CIRCUT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY.
CLYDE L. WALKER and
VIRGINIA V. WALKER.
Plaintiffs
vs.
STELLA BRADEN BRADY, and
JKSMS Li. hhauy ner nusnana;
ROMAINE BRADEN. also known
as ROMAINE B. SHELL and
JOHN DOE SHELL, her husband,
If married; NORMAN S. BRA
DEN and MABEL G. BRADEN,
his wife: each and all of
the unknown heirs of the above
named defendants, and each of
them, If deceased; also all other
persons and parties unknown
claiming any right, title, estate,
lien or interest in the real prop
erty, or any part thereof, de
scribed In the complaint on file
herein
Defendants
TO THE ABOVE DEFENDANTS
AND TO EACH AND ALL
THEREOF:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You and each of
you are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the Complaint
filed acainst you in the above en
titled suit on or before the last
day of four weeks from the date
of the first publication of this
Summons, said period of four
weeks being the time- prescribed
for publication hereof, and if you
fail so to appear and answer said
Complaint, for want thereof the
plaintiffs will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in their
complaint, to-wit: That a decree
be entered adjudicating any and
an nam. title, estate, nen
claim which you or any of you
have or claim to have In. to or
UDon the follow inn described real
property, situated In Jarkson
County, state of Oregon, to-wit:
Beainninc at the northwest cor
ner of the Southeast Quarter of
the Southeast Quarter of Section
10 fn Township 36 South. Range
3 West of the Willamette Meri
dian in Jarkson County. Oregon;
thence South 56 rods; thence in
a Northeaster v direction 81 fc
rods, to the north line of said
Southeast Quarter of the South
east uuarter or section lo:
thence West 56 'a rods to the
noint or hre nn ni
nd declaring any and all such
' claims to he null and void and de.
creel ng that said plaintiff is the
owner in fee iimnie or said nremi
ses, and the whole thereof, free
and clear of any and all right,
title, estate, lien or interest of the
defendants herein, or any of them;
and each and all of the defendants
herein and each and all persons
claiming or to claim by. through or
under them, or any of them, be
forever enlolnen. restrained and
barred from asserting, attempting
to estaniiRh or claiming any right,
title, estate, lien or interest In oi
to said property or any part there-
of. and that plaintiffs'
tine in and
to said premises be forever quieted
and set at rest, and such further
and nther relief as may be just
and equitame in tne premises.
This summons Is published bt
Order of the Honorable Edward C.
Kelly. Judre of the above entitled
Court, made and entered In the
above Court and cause on the 31st
dsv of Ausmt. Ifi2. prescribing
tht this Summons be served by
fubllratinn thereof once a week
or four consecutive weeks tn the
Mall Tribune, a daily newspaper
published In Medford, Jackson
County. Oregon
The date of first publication of
this Summons la September 11,
IM2JONES. REEDF.R Sr BASHAW
RORF.RT A BOYER
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
P O Box 567
Medford, Oregon
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
Hospital Eligible
to private physicians and den
tists for treatment at VA ex
pense, Novotny said. If this
prior approval is not obtained,
the agency may be unable to
pay for the treatment.
Veterans should contact the
Portland VA regional office
for additional information con
cerning the new law.
Washington -ft'Pb- The Civil
Aeronautics board told the
airlines Monday that their
no show" penalty plan
should be continued. Alan
Boyd, CAB chairman, said in
a letter to the airlines that
the plan-involving a penalty
of up to $40 for passengers
who fail to cancel reserva
tions they do not use "has
thus fur been 'beneficial. "
LEGALNOTICES
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NO. 1116,
In the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for the County of
Jackson.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Elizabeth Burr, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has filed his Final
Account as Executor of the above
estate with the Circuit Court of
said County, and the Court has
fixed the 22nd day of October.
1962, at the hour of 9:30 a.m. of
said day and the Court Room of
said Court in the County Court
house In Med ford, Oregon, as the
time and place respectively for
the hearing of objections, if any
mere oe. to me sam nnai Account.
and you are hereby notified to file
objections, if any you have, to the
said Final Account on or before
the time fixed for hearing.
Dated this 17th day of Septem
ber. 1962.
ROBERT 4. CUNNINGHAM
Executor
Kenneth G. Denman
Attorney for Executor
SUMMONS
No. 62 6fi5 I.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
MILDRED G. WILKINS
Plaintiff
vs.
ALMA B. EGAN, and JOHN DOE
euan ner nusDana. n married;
MELBA B. ANDERSON and
JOHN DOE ANDERSON, her
husband, if married; and WIL
LIAM H. BREESE and JANE
DOE BREESE, his wife, If mar
ried; also, all other persons or
parties unknown claiming any
right, title, interest, lien or
estate In this real property de
scribed in the Complaint herein.
Defendants
TO: Alma B. Egan and John Doe
Egan, her hushand if married;
Melba B. Anderson and John
Doe Anderson, her husband, if
married; and William H. Breese
and Jane Doe Breese, his wife,
if married; Also all other per
sons or parties unknown claim
ing any right, title, interest, lien
or estate in the real property
described in the Complaint
herein.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You, and each of
you are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the Complaint
inea against you in tne eoove en
titled suit four (4) weeks from the
date of the first publication of
this summons; and n you tan to
answer said Complaint, for want
thereof, the Plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded
in said Complaint, succincUy
stated as follows, to-wit;
That the Defendants nerein he
required to set forth the nature
of their several claims in and
to the following described real
property situated In Jackson
County, Oregon, to-wit:
Lota 3 and 4 of Block 1 of
SHIDLERS' ADDITION to the
Town of Talent, Jackson County,
Oregon.
That all adverse claims of the
said Defendants or any of them,
be determined by a Decree of
this Court, and that by said
Decree it he declaired. ordered
and adjudged that the Plain
tiff la the sole owner In fee
simple of the above described
real property and premises and
that the Defendants, each and
every one of them, and all per
sons claiming by, through or ,
under them have no right, title,
estate, lien or interest whatever 1
In or to the said described land !
and premises; and also, that the
Court declare, order and adjudge
that the Defendants and each of
them and all persons claiming
by, through or under them, be
forever estopped, enjoined and
barred from asserUng any claim
whatever In and to said land or
firemises adverse to the Plain
iff, and for such other and
further relief as to the Court
may seem just and mete.
This Summons is published by
the Order of the above entitled i
Court, made- and entered on the
17th day of September. 1962. order
ing that this Summons be served
by publication of same once each 1
weeK tor tour ii consecutive
weeks.
Date of first publication is 25th
day of September, 1962.
jonn m. koss,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
230 West Main Street
Medford. Oregon
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
REPORT ANII ACCOUNT
No. 10783
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JAL.fi
SON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate
of
WILLIAM H ALGER, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY U1VEN
that the undersigned administra
trix de nonis non or tne anove
estate has filed herein her final
report and account and that Mon
day. October 29 1962. at 9:30 A.M..
it the courthouse in tne city or
Medford, Jackson County, Oregon,
has been fixed by the above named
court as the time and place for
hearing objections to said final
report and account and for the
examination and allowance thereof.
Dated and first oubllshed this
25th dav of Sepember. 1962.
Zt V E.1 j Y IN LUI'i.M.trt,
Administratrix de bonis non
FROHNMAYER. LOWRY. HOGAN
St DEATHERAGE
Attorneys
NOTICE OF FILING FINAL
REPORT AND ACCOUNT
No. 112511
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate
of
GEORGE FRED MORGAN.
Deceased
Notlca Is hereby given that
Claire L. Goodman. Administra
trix of the above entitled estate,
has filed herein her Final Report
and Account and that the 22nd day
of October, 1 962. at 9 30 o'clock
A. M. in the Courthouse In the City
of Medford. Jarkson Countv. Ore
gon, has been fixed by the above
named Court as the time and pi are
for hearing objections to said Final
Report and Account and for the
examination and allowance thereof.
Dated and first published
September 25. 1962.
CLAIRE L GOODMAN
Administratrix
NATURAL GAS
EQUIPMENT COMPANY
On Dply th Itrgest lecftoo nt gi Vjting eau'P
ment in So. Ort.
COLEMAN Space Floor Unit forctH Air
Upflow Down Flow Honiont.l W.ll Furnaces
Hot Water Heatert.
1 1 1 West Main
MEDAL FOR MacARTHUR
Washington -0JPD- The Sen
ate whipped through by voice
vote Monday and sent to the
House a joint congressional
resolution authorizing a gold
medal for General of the
Army Douglas MacArthur.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
REPORT AM) ACCOUNT
No. 11291
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate
of
AMY H BROWN, deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that tht undersigned executors of
the above estate have filed herein
their final report and account and
that Monday. October 29. 1962 at
9:30 o'clock a.m. at the courthouse
in the city of Med ford, Jackson
County, Oregon, has been fixed by
the above named court as the time
nd place for hearing objections to
said final report and account and
for the examination and allowance
thereof.
Dated and first published this
25th day of September. 1062.
JOHNNIE F. VAN SCOY
OTTO J. FROHNMAYER.
Executors
Frohnmayer, .Lowry, Hogan &
Dea the rage, . .
Attorneys
CLERK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
JACKSON COUNTY COURT
August, 1962
The lollowing is a statement of
the proceedings of the County
Court, listing claimants for sup
plies and services which were
passed upon during the month of
August. 1062 as required by Chap
ter 136 of 1957 Sessions Laws.
E. M. MADDEN '
County Clerk
Approved by County Court
Orders In the Matter of: Filing
plat of West Hills Subdivision and
Slat of Drager Subdivision, Dist. of
St C Funds, appointment of a
commission of the Oak Grove
Zoning District, and alteration of
a portion of Agate Road.
Filed: Monthly Reports filed by
E. M. Madden. County Clerk. Con
stable W. H. Manning, County
Farm Home. Veterans Office, Dog
Control Officer, Stacey, Watklns,
and Shady Cova Trail Rural Fire
Protective Dist., petition of the
qucsUon of zoning and land use
ordinances in the Southwest Phoe
nix Area, Southwest Phoenix Ordi
nance, Resolution and Maps, peti
tion for zoning the Wagner Creek
Road area for agriculture and resi
dential use, appointment of Her
bert James Hays, Deputy Sheriff,
agreement between Jackson Coun
ty and Soil Conservation Service.
General County Fund
Net payments for services of
employees of Jnckson County: D.
Offenbachcr 272.11, N. My rick
232.12. L. Morthland 96.47, J. Cave
109.90, E. Ostrander 132.30, T. Hess
9.61, N. Matteson 30.82, P. Bettiol
492.92. D. DeBerry 416.52. R.
Ghevser 438 62, G. Wright 435.11,
L. Rice 378.92, B. Tennant 346.15,
W. Rice 373.24. K. Vaughn 366.00,
B. Bjornsen 375.64, W. Paul 412.04,
C. Mcars 351.22, G. Randle 322.69,
R. R. Twltchel 307.54. B. Weather
ton 28869. M. Brooks 315.59, M.
Stephens 261.17, M. Hagen 250.30,
J, Bailv 216.10. R. Garrett 227.62.
J. Williams 178.43. H. DeVoss
14.49, A. Bjornsen 5.79, S. Vance
90.43. J. O Hara 392.13. P. Elliott
283.24, J. Brown 268.34. C. Ingle
227.62, P. Hanlln 355.44, C. Perdue
351.34. D. Smith 364.89, D. Decker
315.89. R. Allen 283 00, J. Wheeler
315.80, J. Nougter 203.35, M. Farn
ham 226.91, T. Mclntyre 325 91, A,
Carter 275.00, C. Anderson 270.49,
R. Jenkins 274.18, G. Bohl 261.39.
D. Rice 235.31, C. Barr 215.26, H.
Dugan 324.88, D. Smith 241.90. A.
Carver 123.13, C. Gibson 268.56, H.
Speare 237.72. M. Mitchell 261.39,
M Smith 237.72. E. KinEery 206.87.
P. Watson 258.23, W. Terry 247.B7.
1 1 wn i 2m..iu. a. Herns
K. Beyerlln 192.84. B. Steele 30.47,
.1 Whitman 125.27. L. Tackley
41.29, M. Atkinson riu.a.c, i. -sun
179.39. O. LescnensKy aio.tii. c
ignniirh 2A.2R. E Jennln&s 312.57,
K. Snndvig 304.22, O. McCartney
248.50. R. L-ii-r 234.33, E- matter-
son 226.09. D. Wilson 239.84. M,
Harsh 227.01, i. uogener wa.o.
L. Henderson 181.86. H. Strong
186.28, L. Knips 177.77. m. nay
182.97. A. Martin 274.16, R. Wood-
ville 380.75. H. Wood 391.94, r.
White 397.16. R. Barker 362.46, R.
Hoadley 409.18. R. Clarke 409.56,
C. Miller 386.21. F. Whited 351.31.
u rnmmnn. 3.7R 64. D. VenekamD
328.87. H. Luchterhand 340.42. J.
RiiRne 1 310.27. L Lawrence J..... m,
C. Elhart 332.16. R Berninghausen
378.57. M. Beneka 281 J9, G. Camp
bell 234.29, L. Brewer 216.37. R.
Greenman 239.89. L. Ehrke 195.57,
S. BJornsen zjh.bb, i. naux iwo.u. i
G. Nelson 250 22, D. Lundouisi
205.54. I. Powell 21835, L. Sher
man 81.72. R. Johnson 47.75, R.
Rucker 210.54, K. Ruck- 210.54,
C. Walker 265 84. V. Morse 229.10,
D . Underwood 145.39, R. Walls
175.91, F. Clary 246.53. G. Mtllage
93.06. H. Murphy 151.93. L. Myers
145.04, E. McGarity 106 66. A.
Sweet 184 35. L. Stanley 95.63. N.
Wright 15396. R. Williams 194.24,
M. Rlncss 162.74. M. Clary 104.74,
W. Best 201.35, E- Bankston 151.55,
N. Creel 153.04. A. Collver 165.94,
D. Goddard 182.54, M. Gibeson
160.11, E. MOpKinS imiiJ, . ni-
brook 195 74. M. Hamaker 175.33,
L. Keith 183.24, L. Lester 152.93,
L. Lowery 158.11. P. McKinney
oti 1 1 Mitchell 165.04. L.
Tweedy 384.10, R. Walker 202.42,
R, Schmidt 342. Id, L,. wen- jo.i.uo.
R. Clay 217 67, L. Boggs 178.26, E.
Merkel 9B1.91. F. Clink 339 52, A.
Makinen 322.87, V. Elmgren 117.76,
S. Allen 188.83. C. McGuire 104.08,
E. Handler 322.87. M. Bass 18020,
N. VanDewalker 217.26. E. McGal
llard 322 87. G. Runyan 384.73. O.
Moore 376 69, W. uienex jio.m, j.
tr,w. -jqi ni J Rut-chart 228.03.
V. Peter 235 91. T. Goff 497 04. E.
Shumway 437.44. c. legacy o ui.
Dr. Danielson 269.41. R. Leather
man 161.75. M. Cochran 242.84, J.
Allison 77.88, C. Boyden 5 75. M.
Bovden 14B.W). l.. nan
Pinkham 53.08. A. Richmlre 197 63,
F. Roberta 27.47. J. Dtddock 327 90.
P. Oilman 254.13. B. Hansen 215 26,
L. Hendrtx 75 57, C. Smith 376 74.
T. Owens 225 32. R. Fox 4H.uu,
M. McNeil 303.H7, i misieii
M Sherrill 23R.83. S. Beddoe
105.64. D. Baghy fl 62, E. Dona
hoo 367.11. M. Howell 314 40. M.
Cochran 173.78. W. Manning 2H9.15,
J Eaton 3B7 35. D. Treadwell
200 17. P Brlnson 255 97. R.
Twltchell 59 29, N. Ledward 440 61,
J. Wilson 319.01. S. Shorey 316.11.
A Geren 288.91. D. Kent 297 19.
F Wright 265 33. 1. Forbes 201 28,
R Pellett 319 36. W. Cochran
370.72. M. Hubbell 355 03. L. Perrv
384.10 A Smith 327.82, E. Leach
235 55. C. Morris 117.78, R. James
267 92. D. Brown 112 29. C. Hagler
350 30. D. Hagler 280 63, H. Lana
2H9 71, F. Hagler 88 48, M. Hagler
27 45, D. Lane 7.55. D. Young
69 55. D. Brood 13.46, J. Williams
1.92. E. Best 3 85.
Payment for travel
S. Allen 38.48. R- Barker 34 00,
J Bass 33 84. R. Berninghausen
27 76, P. Bettiol 56 00. L. Boggs
5 04. G Brenner 9.60. R Clarke
28 32, R. Clay 9 82. H, Commons
3184, K Cmwell 155 57, L. Day
35 88. J Dleddork 78 08. W, Dler
lex 63 92. E. Donahoo 40 04. J.
Eaton 2 24. C Elhart 40.36. V Elm
gren 48 56. F. Gallatin 19 85. 3.
Hagler 220 24. B. Hansen 78.4B. D.
Hendrlx 129 20, R Hoadley 30 RS.
M. Huhbell 66 88. K. Janouch 4 08.
B. Johnson 18 05. E. Rancher 22 08.
L. Lawrence 31.44. E. Leach 54 48.
Phone 772-2322
LEGAL NOTICES
J. Ley en 3,t0. H. Luchterhand
2880. A. Makinen 53.04. W. Man
ning 343.52, R. Matteson 21.90. E.
Merkel 100.56. C. Miller 36.72. O.
Moore 57.20. E Mrnalliarri il u
C. McGuire 34.72. J. O Hara 32.00.
W. Paul 6 00, K. Rucker 94 19. R
Rucker 21.04. J. Russell 34 72. B.
Sarff 7 25. R. Schmidt 118 20, C.
Smith 86 40. R. Swan 37 68. K.
Vaughn 78 50. D. Venekamp 6105,
R. Walker 115 62. E. Wells 24 64,
C. Wendt 119 99. F. White 64.48.
F. Whited 27,52.
Payments for Jury service and
witness fees
i. Babbitt 3 00: J Coffmsn
300. B. Cox 500. R. Davis 5 00.
R Flora 5 00. J. Gent S.OO. K Hen
derson 5.00. L. Henderson 5 00. H.
imnausen auu. l. McNeil 500. r.
Bean 5 00. B. Boggus 6 60. D. De.
Vore 5 00, R. Rodgers 5.00. S.
Evenslzer 39.30, R, Denyer 15.00.
A. Hune 40.26. J. Johnson 28.74,
M. Pierce 24.90. L. Sutch 22 50,
A. Vosa 22.50. R. Holslroin 39 22.
W. Hudson 45 00, H. Jensen 45.00.
M . Junes 30 .00, E. Konopase k
2634, L. Manning 7 50. M. Suier-
veld 15.00. M. Arthur 16 2fl. K
Carr 17.56, E. Croft 7.50. M. Fra
zier 19.00. M. Gorman 9.50. B.
Griffith 1500. C. Grubbs 16.60, D.
Aarseth 56.32, M. Adair 8.06, R.
Arnett 45.00, G. Raker 66.40, E.
Blegel 38.00, A. Biggs 48.36, A.
Bruegger 59.50, J. Catty 59.40, C.
Deemer 47.40, D, Eppinger 46.92,
P. Ewaldsen 30.00. B. Gilbert 45.00,
E. Hamilton 30.00, W. Henny 45.00,
H. Hasty 1500, O. King 45 36, J.
Lawton 13.00. E. Mayes 17.24, J.
Morrisey 15.00, V. Peterson 15.00,
C. Phelan 10.48, J. Slater 32 64. G.
Walker 15.00. B. Weaver 15.00, E.
Williams 16 92, I. Osier 45.00. W.
Perdue 38.96. A. Polk 37.00, S.
Poirrier. 45.00, E. Read 25,70, T.
Shepard 7.50, N. Schell 65.12, L.
Thomas 8.30. A. Ward 22.50. R. Wil
son 11.18, F. York 7.82, F. Finstad
11.50, M Hamilton 10.54, L. Bar
ber 7.50, V. Goll 30.00. R. Pierce
w. r. rramann v au. u. Thomp
son 8.14. M. Murphy 16.28, A.
Parker 7.90.
Payments for suDDlles. services
and equipment: Acme Hardware
11.07. Aoaressograpn corp. ii30.4U.
Aladdin Lock 10.45. Albers Feed
85.38. S Allen 8.35. Am. Hospital
lu.ij. Am aieei az.RB. Anoers
Photo 7.88. Ashland Gen. Hard
ware 3.72, Ashland, City of 7.60,
Ashland Community Hospital
3874.61, Ashland Daily Tidings
83.42, Ashland Sanitary Service
10.00. Asko SuDPly 251.20. Assoc.
Equip. 19.50, Austins Supply 31.20,
D. Bagby 70c, Barco Supply 62.60,
C. Barker 25.00, P. Bettiol 3.43, B.
Bigham 11.00, Big Pinea 67.77, Dr.
Bishop 10.00, H. Briley 1.11, Brill
Metal Works 156 BO. Brodia Nat.
36.49, Broer Grocery 206.29, Buck
St Tinsley Lab. 150.00. Burroughs
corp. 7ii.u7, uiu. t'ac. 11u.nu,
Cal Ink 37,50, Cardona Supply
8.95, Cascade Business 19.63. Cas
cade Electric 32.23, Catholic Serv
ices 5.00, Central Rexall 42.68,
tnuareni rarm Home 0.11, unip
man Chemical Co. 350.00, Christie
School 65.00. Crystal Meat Mkt.
13.90. Chucks Pump Service 283.59,
City Sanitary Service 21.50. Coast
to Coast 3.54, Coffee Cup 12.00, Co
lumbia Ribbon 202.35. Commercial
Printing 10.20, Courtesy Chevrolet
32.31, Dr. Coyle 304.50. Crater Ho
tel 20.00. Crater Lake Motors 30.15,
Cummins Chicago Corp. 55.60, Dr.
Danielson 60.00, R. Daun 174.00,
David Restaurant Supply 2.80, B.
Day 87.04, Do I mar 4.20. Dept. of
Finance 150.00, Dept. of Interior
7347.00, Dept. of Motor Vehicles
i;i8.ua, ue rester western B21.44,
Die Walsh Signs 300.20. Dick
Knight 55.52, W. Duhaime 35.00,
Dumas Domestic 3.06, Dunham
Printing 195.80, J. Dutcher 24.50,
Eatherton Engine At Equip. 374.20,
Eberharts 14.40, Eltons Farm 8.84.
M. supply 4H3.no. Farmers
Packing 84.39. Floyd Barnes 3.40,
Fluhrer Bakeries 31.76, Forbes
Bro. Meats 104.02. Fvr Fvter
390.50. F. Gallatin 3.14. General
Bindins Corn. 695.00. General Tire
service a4.ni, ueorge r. uane uo,
41Z.74. tiitxen veterinary io.uu.
Glove 142.00, Grange Co. 4.10. R.
Grant 25.00, Greyhound Bus Lines
31.64, uroceteria Maricet 2U3.B4, u
Haggard 64.50, Haggard Lbr. 11.52
H. Hudson Co. 138.76. Holes Web.
way 32,88, Home Appliance 40.00,
G. Hnrnecker 25.00, Hubbard Bros,
198.51. Hubbard Wrav 310.80. Hud
sons Pharmacy 61.65, 1. Huson
30.UO. ind. Air products 8.UH. J
Ingram 5.00. Int. Business Corp,
13.50. Int. Harvester 24.42, Int.
Universities Press 8.00, Iowa State
University 5.19, Jackson County
36B.00. Jackson County Road Dept.
199.91, Jackson County Schools
1.65. Jewett Office Supply 88.66.
Jims Produce 43.79, Johnston
Stores 33.40, Jones, Reeder & Ba
shaw 35.00. Jorgensens 268.20,
J. W. Copeland Yards 27.41, Keith
Schulz 2.00. S. King 62.00, Klievcr
Machine Shop 6.15, Klocker Print
ery 56.85, Korner Farm 57.75, Lam-
Eorts 4.00. Lane Miles 2037.17, Dr.
awson 20.00. L. H. Butcher Co.
1043.65. Lindsay Lbr. 575.25, Lit
trell Parts 33.1 5, Louise Home
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LEGAL NOTICES
23 51. Lovinger 18 96. E. M. Ma3u
den. Trustee 1935.60, Marshall and
Stevens 12 50. Mart 3 00. N. Mat
teson 6.00, Max -Sis. 1.65. Mc
Cuddy's 29.68. McCulloch Chain
Saw 220.50. D. McKay 10 00. Me
chanics Laundry 48 43. Medford
Ambulance 20.00. Medford Flower
Shop 8.30. Medford Fuel 3000.
Medford Hotel 116 20. Medford
Lab 3900. Medford Marine 209.85.
Medtord Pharmacy 6 85, Medford
Printing 225 68. Medford Station
ery 283 25. Medford Tire Servive
3 00. Medford. City of 127.13. Mid
land Lab. 62.67. Mikes Radiator
Service 15 76, R. Miller 150.00.
Modern Office Systems 40.00. Mon
roe Machine Co. 400 00. Montgom.
ery Ward 60 00. Motorola 872.10. B.
Mullen 35.00. M St W Chain Saw
28 55. Nat. Hospital Assoc. 2632 15.
Nat. Recreation Assoc. 3.59, Dr.
Nelson 39.00. Newberrys 1 95.
Norton Lbr. Co. 103.63. Oak Street
Tank St Steel 7.70. O. K. Rubber
6.00. Office Boy 889.27, Ore. Assoc.
of City Police Officers 150.00. Ore
gon, State of 8 69. One Co. Cal.
111 01, ore. Mate Bar 3.73. ore.
State Hwy. Dept. 6.34. Otis Eleva
tor 190.06. Pacific Bell 1580.84.
Pacific Power 692.61. Paramount
Pest Control 8.00. Pats Sanitary
Service 4.25. L. Paul 2.10. Pierce
Freight Lines 320.72. Pitney Bowes
39.00. Pittsburgh Plate Glass 90.02,
Pomona Grange 1100.00, Postmas
ter 3073.00, Prospect Garbage
300.00. D. Provost 85.00. Psycholo
gical Corp. 15.00, Public Employes
Retirement Board 71B6.37. Pi blic
employes Retirement system
821.91, Quality Market 49.80. R, A.
Holmes 3IS.71. Hallway express
2.70. Raamussens Super Service
184.47. Ravsnray 3.00. Recordak
Corp. 175.10. Richards Heating
3.10, Robara Boarding Kennels
2.90, R. Brunner 10.69. Robinson
Bros. 24.25, Rogue Federal 134.00.
Rogue Valley Auction 618.75.
Rogue Valley Memorial Hospital
21030.36, Rogue Valley Physicians
23.30, Rush Electric 13 88. Sacred
Heart Hospital 17170.77. Safeway
Stores 151.00, St. Marys Home for
Bovs 5.00. bchuss Wholesale tiro-
eery 39.49. Sears Roebuck 189.24.
Sec. of State 6.30. Selby Chevrolet
8501, Shaw Surgical 2.69. Signal
Oil 590.44, Simmons 110.22, Singer
Sewing Machine Co. 4.75, Siskiyou
Electric 39.00. Siskiyou Hardware
65c; Sloan Co. 34.31. Smith Co
rona 144.00, Smith Sales & Service
19.90. sorans 45.11. so. ore. Hu
mane Society 2.70, So. Ore. Sales
11.00. ao. f acme 7.hu. standard
Brands Corp. 68.66, Standard Oil
Co. 78.18, State Ind. Acc. Comm.
98.84. Dr. Stringer 10.00. Superior
Rubber Stamn 4.23. Swema 5.60.
Talent, City of 29.83, Talent Feed
Store 18.05, O. Taylor 87.00, Tex
aco 188.92. C. Thomas 6.00, Thrift
Auto SuoDlV 4.00. Times 11.02.
Transcopy 80.85, Trowbridge Ac
riynn aicui, iru mix wi.uj. nimy
Ins. Agency 19.30, Underwood
Corp. 498.12. University of Ore.
130.00, u. a. government d.uii, u.a.
Nat. Bank 9529.78. Valley Plumb
ing 1416.50, Valley Wholesale Co.
26.18. Vanco Products 65.29, Van
Waters St Rogers 3329.23. Varl G.
Walker 69.2B. Villa St. Rose 40 67,
Vol R tits 71.31, WainscotU Phar
macy 2.98. D. Walker 35.00. L.
Walker 5.00, Wash. Nat. Ins. 429.57,
W. B. Kerr B2.6I). Dr. Wclsel 10.00,
Dh. Weldon 31.00. Western Oil St
Burner 608.71. western Thrift stores
8B3. Western Union 20 30. West
Main Pharmccv 69.33. west Main
Rent All 3.75, Willamette Valley
Co. 105.13, Wilson McCabe 27000,
w nnemucca to tne sea a .10.00. ei.
lerbach Paper Co. 2068.41.
Ashland Public Library 7497.00.
Building Improvement
334.43 Aladdin Lock 40c. Bates
Wholesale Dist. 106.20, Big Pines
Lbr. 8.00, H. Blspham 20.00, Brill
Metal Works 9B.00. Budae McHuah
Supply 8.18, Builders Supply Co.
77.34, Burks 250.000, R. Compton
180.93, Court Street Repair
1U32,4H, rial t. Bisnop 17. iu, nap
en 208.00. Hubbard Bros. 72 32,
Jackson Co. Road Dept. 3.98, John
warren Hardware 04.hu, e. ro,
Madden. Trustee 21.90. Nat. Hosn
Assoc. 13.95, Pittsburgh Plate
Glaus 86.52. Public Emnloves Re
tlrement Board 29.80, Selby Glass
Cn. 149.B0. Slsklvou Electric
2220.22, Smith Lbr. 34.29, State
Inri. Ace. Comm. 80c. Tavlor Sheet
Metal 10.75; Trowbridge Electric
7 00. U S Nat. Bank 119.20. Valley
Plumbing 1283.33, Wash. Nut, Hos
pital 1.11.
Canltal Improvement
R. Marsh, Contractor 3200.44.
Civil Defense
J. Hlrks 226.21, E. Peterson
97.27. B. Johnson 346.37. All
Bright Television 8.35. De Leigh
Motors 6.85, Wayne Hood 28.75,
Jackson Co. Road Dept. 1.98, E. M.
Madden, Trustee 21 90. E. Mc
Cracken 42.5S, Medford Stationery
65.79. Public Employes Retirement
Board, 25.56, C. F. Chuck Risse
14.79, State Ind. Acc. Com. 1.28,
U. S. Nat. Bank 88.30. Wash. Nat.
Ins. 1 11. J. Williams 1200.
Juvenile Operation & Mainte
nance Fund
!X
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 25. 1962
IEGAL NOTICES
R. Swan 383.42. F. Swan A3 3fl"
B. Sarff 250 81. L. Sarff 60 26. B&B
Auction 25.00. Becks 11.89. Big Y
Signal 1.70. Calif. Pac. 43.44, City
Sanitary Service 3.50. Dept. of Fi
nance 2.00. Dumas Domestic Laun
dry 17.97. European Sausage 3 61,
Fosters Pharmacies 4.35. Jims Pro
dure 128 69, Jorgensens 87 21. Lev
inger Co. 83 05. E. M. Madden,
Madden, Trustee 28.90. Medford
Water Coram 22 82. H. R. Miller
16 25. Modern P timhins A7 tl
Nat. Hospital Assoc. 11.20. C. Niel.
son 1546. Pac. Power St Light
96 97. Pierce Freight Lines 8.00.
Public Employes Retirement
Board 35 82. Quality Market 51.31.
Rogue Federal Credit 20-00. Schuss
Wholesale 19 30, Smith Sales 16.40.
South Bear Cr. Sanitary Dist. 7 00,
State Ind. Acc. Comm. 1.76. R.
Swan 1 77, U. S. Nat. Bank 157.00,
Wah. Nat. Ins. 4.44. Wilson Mc
Cabe 38 00.
General Road Fund
Net payments for services of
employees of road department:
H. Austin 325.91, W. Brown 357.12.
R. Carsicnsen 687.61. n Dow
386.67, R. Fitzgerald 357.33. H.
Geigle 441.23, B. James 3.80. R.
LevLson 306.57, M. McCartney
316.82. M. Owens 256.12. O. Pruitt
296 90, P. Rynntng 105 35. R.
Smith 239 50. V. Smith 340.80. K.
Walker 350.41, G. Buchholz 319 39.
L. Burdahl 262.50, L. Damon
343.10. P. Hannaford 350 05. E.
Harnish 339.94. J. Lusk 329.49, M.
Tryon 262.49. L. Andrews 250.23,
L. BlKham 330.40, J. Burns 325.37,
G. Huls 316.02, J. Martin 336.47,
A. Stith 36834, J. Sutton 2B9.17.
J. Baldwin 307.44, R. Berriman
316.30, H. Brown 308.74. C. Culy
297.42. M. Griffin 335.11, L. Hart-
man 343.87, w. Hartman 407.69. D.
Herndon 302.93. S. Johnson 378.13,
K. Vaughn 299 54. C. Baker 314.10.
M. Boat 357.08, H. Dooms 330.69,
R. Flagg 298.39. A. Jesme 272.33,
J. Merritt 340 82. C. Perdue 338.79,
O. Abbott 304.32. E. Accorne
321.97, C. Baker 252.36, D. Baker
345.71, J. Beams 336.78, W. Bench
353.03. E. Boardman 324.25, D.
Boren 279.04, C. Bourne 331.51, R.
Bourne 355 56. W. Brogan 401.57,
L. Brown 323.81. V. Brown .14(1 3
G. Buffington 327.94, J. Bunker
302.58. J. Burdell 337.88, C. Cal
kins 279.46. J. Caster 291.30. N.
Cays 384.99. W. Chapman 379 37,
O. Chesnut 367.93. C. Childers
331.47. G. Childreth 45658, R.
Clark 34022, D, Clifford 387.29, J.
Clifford 342.74, E. Clough 303.31,
C. Comstock 292.83. J. Conner
304.25, F. Cook 453.08. E. Cooper
287.23, L. Cooper 405.05, N. Cover
dale 260.45, G, Crumley 335.69, L.
i-UIVCr J4H.4H, Li. UUiy 330.69, L.
Cutburth 374.57, J. Danford 435.87,
C. Dean 370.61, J. Dennis 325.91
H. Dcnzer 299.55, R. Ditaworth
33.1.56 C. Dooms 309.71. W. Dnomi
373.03, W. Dowcn 307.66. G. Dut-
ton Jiu.H4, E. Earl 377.94, J. Earl
430.12, L. Earl 201.31. T. Earl
361.22. J. Eatherton 315.81. R. Kill-
303.32. B. Estes 383.30, H. Ferns
372.81 . Flovd 339.83. F. Fount
336.29. D. Goddard 312.60. C.
Goodnight 305.08, E. Groves 333.97.
R. Guches 270.41. A. Haddock
304.61, I. Hall 335.05. R. Harnish
338.97 S. Harris 247.15. S. Hart-
Dnuer 376.09, B. Hatch 345.99, E.
Henderson 168.80, W. Irons 335.10.
D. Jacohson 206.75. M. Jacnhann
360.46, C. Jenks 404 24. R. Johnson
339.28, A. Jones 434.76, J. Jones
316.59. E. Kantor 345.68, H. Kantor
335.88 C. Kceney 354.17, J. Kel
ler 314.29, L. King 369.39. M. Kin
yon 391 58, D. Riser 304.73, K.
Kite 336.00. R. Kuest 359.29. I.
Larson 357.25. A. Lester .Iftfl .19
J. Lewis 356.84, R. Locke 243.71.
R. Lorn as 456.48, P. Lynch 310.21,
J. Mapston 285.38, E. Marshall
324 99 R. Merritt 405.07. H. Meyer
387.38. J. Meyer 191.73. C. Michael
360.73, L. Michael 343.65. J. Miller
386.70. B. Moore 369.18. M. Morse
34.n7, e. music 320.80, u. Parker
284.89. J. Perdue 333.37, E. Pierce
336.78. J. Pruitt 398.91, E. Radlift
230.41, Li. riay 3.13.U3, K. Hinfl-
narger an4.73, u. itopertson 397.27,
R. Gilbert 309.55. D. Scott 292.83,
D. Shearln 322.08, F. Sherman
332.17, F. Shipley 343.48, T. Shope
41U.U4, 1. snucK 4fu.4i, tt. Simmons
355.79, A. Smith 308.42. K. Smith
aoi.uit, f. smttn 316.27, a. som
mer 307.69. W. Sommer 329.05, R.
Souza 325.01, J. Spradllng 253.61,
J. Stough 163.70, H. Stout 363.58,
u. sweet 377 .28. d, sykes 342.89,
E. Thlanin 340.22, R. Thigpln
340.22, H. Tolls 324.86, M. Trcs-
AN
EXCEPTIONAL
BUY FOR
THE THRIFTY
HOUSEWIFE
BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS
Two Miles South of Medford on Highway 99
Lj - iJ
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LEGAL NOTICES
ham 333.93, L. Vanderpool 339.86,
L. Varner 368.28, R. Vaughn
285 31, C. Verstegen 330.74. D.
Walden 430.35. W. Walker 319.68.
H. Wallace 270.41. K. Ward 20.15.
A. Wattenberg 41530, T. Werder
284 57. E. White 262.81. G.
Williams 358 50. T. Wright 366.16,
C. Wymin 344.34. T. Caster 283.03.
Payments for supplies, services
and equipment for road depart
ment: Air Mac Inc. 121.77, Am. Bl
tumuts 6639.83, Am. Steel 2385.92.
Anders Photo 1.85. Arrow Trans
portation 295.34. Ashland, City of
5 80. Balzer Machinery 32633. Bau
man's Fire Equip. 2 23. Bergman's
Shop 34 40, Blue Line Transports,
tion 243-95. Bruce Bauer Lbr. 9.76,
Budge McHugh Supply 38.08,
Builders Supply 484 56, Burks
15.00, Cal-Ore Machinery 367.49,
Forest L. Carpenter 50.00, Central
Purep Co. 16.50, E. E. Cox 10.00,
Colyear Motor Sales 1661.90. Cour
tesy i.nevroiet ib.ua, crater Auto
Supply 72.37, Crater Lake Machi
nery 3794 85. Crater Lake Motors
26.87. DcLeigh Motors 1.35. C. W.
Duggan 51.50. Dumas Domestic
26.27, Eagle Point Water 12.00.
Eatherton Engine 8137, Esco Corp
940.98 Electric Supply Co. 73.14,
Fairbanks Morse 21.10, Farmers
Lbr. 1386, Feenaughty Machine
75.15, Fowler Engineering 1974.76,
Fred Greaves 242.66, Fyr Fyter
Sales 19.70, General Bearing 15 63,
General Tire Service 1488 27. Geo.
F. Wilson Co. 4.20. Gold Hill. City
of 2.70. Hamilton Engine Sales 86c,
Haupert Tractor 4.82. Home Gas
Co. 113.78. Howard Cooper Corp.
544.74. Hubbard Bros. 136.90, Hub
bard Wray 1.10. Hydraulic Service
7.76. Ind. Air Products 75.55. Har
vester Co. 785.38, Joe Bookshnis
29220, Llttrell Parts 176.84, Glen
Long 177.20, E. M. Madden. Trus
tee 1743.20. M. C. Llninger St Sons
1303.31, Medford Concrete Const.
1951.20, Medford Corp. 443.00.
Medford Motors 2.12, Medford
Plate Glass 69.21. Medford Station
ery 125.80, Medford Tire Service
2363 85, Medford Water Com. 24.37.
Medford Corp. 268.35. Moore Steel
Service 709 77. Mt. Pitt 95 00. Mc
Graw Hill Book Clubs 11.87, Nash
Ford Tractor 2.18, Nat. Hospital
Assoc. 968.80, Nelson Equip. 392.06,
Norris Paint 89 25, Office Station
ery 58.88. Oil Filter Service 3138.
One So Cal 3.00. Ore. Wash. Tel
33.91. Delbert Orgain 204.00, Pac.
Northwest Bell 29.45, Pacific
Power 481.32, Page Paving 5967.30,
Paul Smiths Saw Shop 4.00, Paul
son Truck Line 124.78. Peerless
Trailer St Truck Service 7320.00.
Pierce Freight Lines 10.83, Pitts
burgh Plate Glass 30.00, Portland
Motor Trans. 295.80, Power Trans
mission Products 271.88, Premier
Fastner 83.67, Public Employes Re
tirement Board 2461.56. Rogue
Equip .Sales 1933.40, Rogue Fed
eral Credit Union 280.00, Sam
Jennings 41.81, Schetky Equip.
1926.72, Shell Oil Co. 14108.34.
Sherwin Williams 110.42, Sims
Cycle St Hobby 2.25, Sloan Co.
64 .95, Smith Corona March ant
48.00, Smith Lbr. 3.36. So. Ore.
Bearing Sales 620.02, Standard OH
419.90, Stevens Corp. 114.26, Su
perior Rubber Stamp 1133, Sure
fit 3.00, Texaco Inc. 21.197 89.
Thrift Auto Supply 7.14. Transport
Service 3510.50. Union Oil Co.
2830.07. U. S. Nat. Bank 0061.90,
Lonnle L. Varner 5.00, Walker the
Weeper 8.40, Wash. Nat. Ins.
172.03. Western Equip. 36.88, White
City Water Co. 149.80, Wldlng
Transportation 316839. Wttham
Parts and Equip. 52.12, Worthington
Corp. 14.22. W. P. Fuller St Co.
413 .36, Ze I lerbach Paper Co. 75.30.
ALCOA
ALUMINUM
SIDING
I Phona I
J 772-4534 . I
I 1
Excellent for canning, freezing
and eating fresh, but do not
qualify for our gift boxes.
Bring your own containers Mon
day thru Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to
5i00 p.m.
Appears at Right.
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