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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL THIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1362 Feeding the Family By ZOLA rood Lamb Shanks DeLuxt Treat the family to that Eood lamb flavor for a change. For extra generous servings for hungry men and boys. figure on one shank per serv ing. 4 lamb shanks Flour '.4 cup shortening Salt and pepper 2 tablespoons instant minced onion 'i cup water 1 cup ripe olives 1 cup dairy sour cream 1 can condensed cream of tomato soup Dust lamb shanks with flour. Brown in heated shortening in heavy skillet. Add seasonings, onion and water. Cover tightly and cook over low heat, l'A hours, adding a little water if need ed. Cut olives into large pieces and combine with dairy sour cream and tomato soup. Skim any fat from meat and pour olive mixture over shanks. Continue cooking in covered skillet until tender, 20 to 30 minutes depending on size of shanks. Pudding Meringue Using leftover bread slices in pudding is an old and favored trick. Give it a new find intriguing twist by simp ly saving one egg white out of the eggs in the pudding; beat stiff and season with sugar and spice. When pudding is ready for oven, cover with this meringue and bake until puffy and light brown. Sauced Meat Loaf Leftover meat loaf will seem new and quite different when served a second time topped wth this tasty sauce. Combine two cups applesauce, two tablespoons mustard-with-horseradish, two tablespoons Worcestershire sauce and three tablespoons tomato cats up. Serve hot or cold on slices of the reheated meat loaf. Spiced Fresh Pears or Peaches Delight If you're putting up peach es, you'd better be about it quickly. Bartlett pears, how ever, will be around for a few more weeks. Few foods are more satisfying than "a little something I spiced myself". Recipe, so easy, makes six pints. 15 to 18 firm fresh pears or peaches Boiling water to cover Whole cloves 2 cups white sugar 2' i cups brown sugar Vi cup water or pear liquid 2 cubs cider vinegar 3 sticks whole cinnamon 1 teaspoon whole allspice and 1 ginger root tied in bag Wash fruit. Remove blos som end but leave stems at tached. Leave small fruit whole, halve or quarter the larger ones. Remove core if fruit is quartered or halved. Cover with water. Boil until almost tender, 1 about five minutes. Drain, saving one half cup liquid for syrup. Stud each pear with two or three whole cloves. Com bine remaining ingredients; boil about five minutes. Drop in enough pears at one time to fill a jar. Cook until tender (test with a toothpick). Re move spice bag. Pack pears in hot sterilized jars; fill with boiling syrup within one fourth inch of top. Place one half stick cinnamon in each ALL NEW " iVM to balhe MODERN PLUMBING & SHEET METAL Phone 773-5368 613 Eit Jackson Street Remember HIGHT HAS IT For over 20 years, we have been serving the Rogue Rive Valley property own en. Please feel free to con sult Cur staff cf full tirre specialized salesmen. No obligation, naturally! T. J. HIGHT AGENCY, Inc. Realtors 221 N. Central 772-3223 "Where Service li A Realty" 1 33 VINCENT Editor jar. Slide a knife down side of jars to release air bubbles. Wipe off jar tops; adjust lids land seal at once. Green Beam Amandine For eight servings, cook two packages (10 ounce) frozen julienne beans according to package directions; add Hs teaspoons Ac'cent along with one half teaspoon salt. While beans are cooking, melt one third cup butter in skillet. Add one-third cup sliced al monds; cook until almonds are lightly browned. Toss with hot cooked beans. Watch for Meat Specials Meat situation bears con stant watching and smart shoppers are picking out ihe specials which are likely to include fresh, smoked and canned ham. Fresh beef and fancy pork cuts are at highest prices noted in years with oc casional specials however on beef cuts for braising and other long slow cooking meth ods. Poultry of all kinds are en joying increased popularity though their prices, too, are up a little because of excep tional demand. Special em phasis is on broiler-fryers and turkeys. Eggs and cheese are fine, thrifty meat substitutes that offer menu variety. Fish and Shellfish There's a wealth of re gional fish and shellfish, both fresh and frozen waiting for those' who seek variety and good as well as economical eating. Canned tuna and sar dines are bargain priced. Produce Departments There's a new look in veg etable departments as sweet corn and cucumbers give way to sweet potatoes, cauliflower and brussels sprouts. Other plentifuls so temptingly dis played include tomatoes which are especially abund ant at this season and purple eggplant which is popular both casseroled with spicy to mato sauce or simply sliced and fried. Artichokes and broccoli supplies are on the increase. Apples are coming with Washington Delicious glowing red and handsome for out-of-hand eating. Peaches are go ing along with purple plums. Grapes are piled high in lush abundance with Thompson seedless at their peak of per fection. Bartlett pears are at their luscious, juicy best. cneese Festival October is Cheese Festival month, which means "special" interest will be given this ver satile product in all its diver sified forms. The great variety of cheese enables even the novice cook to add her own touch to old-lime recipes by varying the kind of cheese used or by adding this flavor some food to a meat, cas serole, sandwich or dessert. Singer Edith Piaf Weds Young Student Paris - lUPli - Torch singer Edith Piaf, France's beloved "Sparrow of the Streets," Tuesday married a former Greek barber exactly half her age. Miss Piaf, at 46 a frail, frizzly -Ihaired veteran of countless illnesses and hard knocks, married 23 -year -old Theo Sarapo in the mayor's office of Paris' 16th Anon disement. Saparo. now a singer, came under Miss Piaf's wing early this year when she began sponsoring his career. Later she announced they would marry. It is the second marriage for the tiny, iron - willed singer. Her lirst, to singer Jacques Pills, ended in di vorce after four years. LUCKY AGAIN Washington (UPli The four year-old daughter of the Phi lippine ambassador, Maria Victoria Mutuc, was playing or. the third floor of the em bassy residence Monday when she fell ovrr the staircase and plunged to the carpeted first floor. She escaped unhurt. Last year in Manila, Maria fell two floors and also es caped serious injury. SPAULDING APPOINTED Eugene Dr. Albert Spaul ding of the National Science Foundation has been appoint ed head of the department of anthropology at the Universi ty of Oregon effective in Sep tember, 1963, University Pres ident Arthur S. Flemming has announced. He will succeed Dr. Luther Cressman, who will be retiring as department head June 30, 1963. 100 FINANCING on All Sanict or Repair Work Oriva in for fraa astimata ar Call 772-4201 WHITNEY OLDS 415 So. Riverside pf hey 11 Do It Every Ode (its bsem owed a long F j'Tl Jj. Tj TIME") TO NEWSPAPER LINO- H1 O rTl ' I ( 1 4 rfl---TYPE OPERATORS-. jj . 'i lfeC gW ; jLV "fills PRIM MAIDEN LADy IVHO LOVE5 COOkINo AND SEWlNo-SETS TYPE ABOUT SFOT5 SUCH AS PASSLIN& And Bowing- fiL feMCa.CUAQLES MOLLADAV, School News Howard School In Mrs. Whitsett's fourth grade room there are 15 girls and 13 boys. In science, we have been studying all kinds of weather and what causes weather. Each member of the class kept a weather chart for one week showing the outdoor tempera ture, the sky condition, rain, sun, or snow, and wind speed. In social studies we are learning huw to read and use maps. Members of the class have brought different kinds of maps to school to share. Mrs. Nua drclseye's fifth grade went with Jack Bailey's room to visit a house that was built in 1858. We did this to be better able to furnish the small colonial house our jani tor made. Our class welcomed Benny Newman whose lather has been in Germany. In Ger many, Benny's teacher was Miss Emma hcubiru, who for merly lived in Ashland. Our class president is Lene va Spires, our vice president is Terry Taylor, secretary is Carol Sparling, and our room representative to student council is Jim Pardee. In Mr. tiailey's fifth grade room we have some students new to Howard school. They are Joan Anders, Vicki Can non, Marjorie Garcia, Barbara Huffman and Teena Johnson. We are beginning our study of the history of the United Stales. Ron Quackenbush's sixth grade class has iour students who are new to Howard school. They are Tammy O'Grady from Jacksonville; Velda Mclntire from Dover, Calif.; George Jackson from Phoenix, Ariz.; and Robin Grissom from Lincoln school. Class officers elected for the first six weeks are Tammy O'Grady, president; Cheryl Ferns, vice president; and Kathy Frohrcich, secretary. Larry Marshall was elected room representative to the student council. Harold Friend, a student at Southern Oregon college and formerly a Howard student, spent the first two weeks of school visiting our room. He is studying to be a teacher and was taking his September ex perience. In Mr. Singler's room we have been studying "The Changing Earth" in science, and we have many fossils. Consistani spelling scholars have been Jane Burns, Nora Allen, Karen Chandler, Den nis Chapman, Linda Fenian, Dennis Flenner. Keith Guis inger, Mary Heinzman, Linda Johnson, Debbie Jones, Dar lene Paulson, Belinda Ran dall. Arctta Rone, David Stutz- man, Jackie Taylor and David Wolk-Laniewski. Jane Burns was elected president, Dennis Chapman, secretary, and Dennis Flenner, treasurer. Intramurals have started with the girls playing soccer in the gym and the boys play ing flag football outside. After school, the football team is shaping up real well. Dennis Chapman, Steve Strick land, Jim Pardee and Randy Johnson are holding down the backficld positions, while Da vid Wolk-Laniewski, Robin DENTAL Plate Service Quick Repairs at Laboratory Prices Teeth Replaced Mail Service FOR INFORMATION CALL 772-6013 Quality Dental Lab 220 S. Central Medford, Oregon Time And vociferous sports fan hocseshew b falls handles copy pe soirees and fancy-dress balls- S TAR Bv CLAY R H Your Doily Acfmry Gurdt JH According to 'fit Stars. To develop message for Thursday, read words corresponding to number of your Zodiac birth sign. 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GEMINI & j5 'JUNE 22 0 4- 5-46-48 :gyj070-80-90 H A 6-11-19-2M I 39-55-8 VIRGO AUG 7 SEPT. 22 BV9-51-53.54 RU7 1-72-73 I All-Time High Is Noted in Deposits An all-time high in total deposits at a call, plus con tinued substantial gains in loans and total resources of U.S. National Bank ot rori land, were reflected in figures released to the comptroller of currency as of Sept. 28, 1962, according to the bank. Loans were up more than $68 million to 8481,962,937 compared to $413,643,148 recorded Sept. 27, 1961. De posits increased in excess of $75 million to $936.951. 1)!)2 compared to S861,019,494 recorded a year ago, it was pointed out. The downtown Medford branch recorded total deposits of $23,805,053.87. according to Allan F. Perry, manager. Loans and discounts (or Hie branch totaled $11,138,439.61. U.S. National's North Med ford branch showed deposits totaling $2,252,346.84 and loans and discounts totaling $2,629,956.16, Manager Dwight L. Houghton reported. Total resources for the U.S. National system, with its 85 banking offices throughout the state topped $1 billion, up nearly $77 million from $956, 748.412 recorded Sept. 27, 1961. Supreme Knight Will Broadcast on Friday Supreme Knight Luke E Hart, head of the Knights ot Columbus, will speak on Co lumbus day, on a broadcast al 6:15 p.m. on radio station KYJC. The broadcast will be Fri day, Oct. 12. according to Jerome L. Kruegcr, grand knight of Rogue River coun cil. Knights of Columbus. Theme of Hart's talk will be "Christopher Columbus and Our American Ideals." Grissom, John Henderson, Fred Rone, Bill Wood. John Reynolds and Dennis Flenner have the line positions. . CANCtl JUNE 23 V144-45-47-59 S 63-64-68 uo 5L. AUG-23 RIO OSA GEM PEACHES BARTLETT, SECKEL & BOSC PEARS EEAE CREEK ORCHARDS Two Miles South of Medford on Highway 99 -"- By Jimmy Hatlo I faLE OCT06ENAPIAM UiToAsP M& CREEPS DOE TVIE OSITS OH OL' 6UVS vvmoVe checked OUT FO 105-.. G AZER V POLLAtv OCT. ' 23 3.17-28-29 00-33-41 ICOIPIO OCT. 24 tJU, NOV. 22 Vi l2A.36-37.iO' U2-58-81-88l sagittarius nov 23 Jul DEC. 22 f. 2-35-52-61 tlVi (62-65-66 CAPRKOtN DK JAN 1-10-21-31 of P2-78-84-89T JAN 21 1618-K-27 B8-43 83 87 FSB, MAR 21 . 7-12-14-25 9-75-77 -V LEGAL NOTICES A11VKHTISKMKNT KOIt HIUS SEALED PROPOSALS ARE IN VITED, and will be received at the office of the City Auditor of the City of Gram Pasi, JobCphine County. Oregon, to and until the hour of 2:00 o'clock, p.m. October 17. 19(12. for the installation of ap proximately 2.803.0 ft. of 8" con crete sewer and 8 42" manholes as authorized by Ordinances adopted by the Common Council and ap proved by the Mayor, and the p',n" '?.a,,J'""on'pnJi? i nances, plans and specifications are on file and may be examined at the office of the City ManaKcr at the City Hall, Grants Pass. Oregon, and to which reference is hereby made. Copies of the plans. Spec ifications. Instructions to Bidders. Approximate Quantities, may be obtained upon receipt of Ten tSlO.OOi Dollars, which will be re funded in en se a bona fide bid is made and the plans and specifica tions are returned in good condi tion Bids must be sealed and directed to the City Auditor of the City of Grants Puss. Oregon, find marked "Scaled Proposal for Sewer Im provements" and must be properly si cued by the person making such bid. All bids must be accompanied by a hid bond or certified check In the sum of ten (lurci per cent of the amount bid as a guarantee that the bidder will enter into a con tract il award Is made to him. Alt bids must state Ihe time In which all the work shall be completed- The success I ul bidder shall, before entering upon his duties, furnish a good and sufficient bond in favor of Ihe City uf Grants Pass, in. not less than One Hundred HOO'oi per cent of the Contract Price, with surety to be approved by the Common Council. The Common Council reserves the ritrht to reject any and all bids. The Contract will be award ed to the lowest responsible bid der, subject to the limitation and conditions herein and in rtaid Ord inances contained. All bids will be opened ritd publicly read bv the City Maimcer at '2:00 P.M.. October 17. lilti'J. The Cllv Manager will prepire a tab ulation of the bids and submit said tabulation and his reconi me mil lion for award of contract lo Ihe Common Council at its m.-xl reg ular or special meeting. The Com mon Council will authorize award of eonlrnct, IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto set my hand a id atlixcd the Corporate Seal of tie City of Grants Pahs. Josephine County. Oregon, on this 3rd day of Wooer. Mb2. Rov Eamcs (SEAL) City Manager of tht City of Grants Pass, Oregon. . Al'lVli llffs E .l K N TK O R BIDS SmlrH bids will be received by the Jackson County Couri at the Courthouse at Mcdlord. Oregon, on or bciore 10:00 A.M. on the 17lh ditv of October. 1JHI3. for the turn. Inning of pacific 300 Fuel Oil to the Court Howie ana ine county rami Home for the period of November 1. Il,fi2 to October 31. 10H3 inclu sive. Instructions to bidders and spec ifications may be obtained at the office of the County Clerk and VI County Court. JACKSON COUNTY COURT Earl M Miller County Judge Chester H Wendt, Countv Comm. Edwin H. Taylor, County Comm. 7a Excellent for canning, freer ing and eating fresh, but do not qualify for our gift boxes. Bring your own contain ers Monday thru Satur day, 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby Riven that The Valley National Bank of Arizona will nell at public auction to the highest bidder tor cash the follow, mg 1960 Plymouth Station Wagon Motor No. 3U07 11384:!. At: U. S National Bank Lot, 100 Block Front St Medford. Oregon 10 30 A M Octobet lit. 19(i2. which property was retaken pursuant to a condi tional sMle contract, dated April 20th 1960. Dated thi 3rd day of October, ltwa. THE VALLEY NATIONAL BANK OK ARIZONA Phoenix. Arizona By Paul Richardson, Akutant Cashier NOTICE OF FINAL MF.ARINO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY PROBATE DEPARTMENT in the Matter ot the Estate of Lena Roseberrv, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed her final account and report in the above entitled estate and that by order ot the Circuit Court of Jackson County Orcson. Probate Depart ment, a hearing upon the same has been set for Thursday. October 18. in the Circuit Court Room at the Court House in Medtord. Jack son County. Oregon, at the hour ot 9:30 o'clock A.M. All persons having objections thereto are hereby notified to pre. sent the same on or before such time Date of first publication o this notice is September If). 1962. Venita Roseberry Jones Executrix Roberts. Kellington, Branchfield A: Hefternan Attorneys for Executrix NOTICE In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County In the Matter ol the Estate of Gillie Cass, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have filed their Final Account In the above entitled mat ter, and the above entitled Court has fixed the 25th day of October. HW2. al 10:00 o'clock A M. in the Circuit Court Room in the Court House in Medford. Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objec tions to said Ktnal Account and for the settlement thcreofl Eugene L. Cats Lester C. Cas Executors Skyrman & Helsel Attorneys for Estate NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals addressed to the City ot Medford. Oregon, and en dorsed "Proposal for Street Con struction on Hillcrest Road from Valley View Dr. to 120 feet cast ot the cast line of the Country Club Park Subdivision" will be re ceived at the oflice of the City Recorder until 11:00 A.M. on the 17 th day of October. 10G2, and thereafter will be publicly opened and read and will then be referre'd to the City Council. The proposed project is In 2 sec tions: Part 1 is Hillcrest Road from Valley View Drive to Black Oak Drive. I MO feet in length and Part 2 is Hillcrest Road from Black Oak Drive east for 300 feet. Both sec tions on this project consist of construction of a 44 foot imurove- ment. Including excavation, base material, concrete curbs and gut. tcrs, concrete driveways, curb in lets, and asphallic concrete pave ment. Plans, special provisions, general specifications, and contract agree ments may be obtained at the office of the City Manager. City Hall, Medford. Oregon. Bids must he accompanied by a certified check, equivalent to !Srn of the DroDosal oavable to the Citv Treasurer of the City of Medford, Orcnon lo suarantee that if a oro- posal Is accepted, a contract will be entered into and its perform ance secured. A bidder's bond to like effect and amount with a corporate surety will be acceptable for this project. Bids must be in writing and signed by or on behalf of the bidder. Bidders shall prequalify as pro vided by law under Sections 270.012. 279.014. and 270.018, Ore son Revised Statutes. All of the provisions of Chapter A27, Oregon Laws of 1050, relating to Wage Rates to be paid on ali contracts for Public Works in this State must be comn ed with The City of Medford reserves the right to reject any and all bids and accept such bids as are to the best interest of the City. CITY OK MEDFORD. OREGON Bv Vernon Thorpe Public Works Director Dated: October 3. 1062 NOTICE OF SALE No. 11271 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OK OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY IN GUARDIANSHIP In the Matter of the Guardian ship of the Person and Estate of PHEBA VINSON VAUGHAN. an Incompetent person. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to order made and entered In the above entitled court and matter, the under signed Guardian, on and alter the 9th day of November. 1062. at the hour of 10:00 A.M. of said day, at the ofnee of Kciiy v urnnt. Attorneys, Suite No. 24. The Mali Building, IU0.1, East Main Street. Medford. Oregon, shall proceed to sell at private sale, In the high eat and best bidder, for cash, or cash and credit, the following de scribed real property, being and situate In Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit: Beginning at a point 3 30 chains North and 128 chains West of the North-east corner of Block 3 In the City of Medford. for a true point of beginning, and running thence North 22 West ft 34 chains; thence North, 77 30' East ft.23 chains; thence South 27s 30' East 300 feet to an iron pin set as the corner to a tract nf land described in Volume 73 at Page 473 of the Deed Rec ords of Jackson Countv. Oregon; 1 hence South 81 West 1 14 3 feet; thence South flg' 43 West 100 3 feet, thence North 19 10' West 36 feet; thence South 87 43' West 1.10 feet, thence South 19s and 10" Fast 30 feet; thence westerly to the true point of beginning: said property to bt sold In one parcel MAX1NE BIGALOW GUARDIAN. Southern Oregon's Fastest Growing Planned Community Sec These Homes: Cascadian Casdale Hymoor Roguewood Devonshire SECOND GRAND OPENING Saturday-Sunday Oct. 13-14 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. I LEGAL NOTICES NOTKt TO t'RK.DITOHS NO, 11491 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE STATE OK OREGON r OR JACK SON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OK THE ES TATE OK W. C MrCUISTON. nlsn known W i lit am C. Mi'Cuiston, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the circuit court for the state ot Oregon lor Jackxon Countv has appointed me admin istratrix uf the estate ot W C McCuiston. deceased. All persons having eta i t)a aKint taid estate are hcrchy required to prcnent Ihe tit me with proper vouchers with in il x months irom ihik dai at the offices of Krohnmayer. Lowry. Hogan St Deatherane. Cooley Thea ter Building, Medford. Oregon Dated and tirt published this ftith day of September, liirti. VIVIAN McCUlSTON. Administratrix NOTICE t)K KIN Al. It EARING IN 1 HE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE niAld ur Lin cuu.x tunjfta' SON COUNTY PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the EMale ot Marv Birdsall, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed her final account and report in tht above entitled estate and that by order ot the Circuit Court of Jack son County. Oregon. Probate De partment, a hearing upon the same has been set for Friday, November 9, 10ti2 in the Circuit Court Room at the Court House in Medlord. Jackson County, Oregon, at the hour ot 9:30 o'clock. A. M. All persons having objections thcretu are hereby noli tied to present the same on or before such time. Date of first publication of this notice is October 10. Irt2 Aletha M. Erickson Administratrix with the Will annexed Roberts. Kellington, Branchfield & Heffcruan Attorneys for Administratrix NOTlt'K OK PETITIONS FOR INCLUSION OK I. ANUS WITHIN Till-. BOUNllAHIKS OK T II E KAtil.E V O I N T IRRIGATION DISTRICT: On October 4, I9H2, a petition was filed wilh ihe Board of Directors of the Eagle Point Ir rigation District signed by Verna Matthews, requesting the inclusion ol the following described lands within the boundaries of the Eagle Point Irrigation District: The Northeast Quarter of Sec tion 23. Township 33 South. Range 1 West of the Willamette Meridian in Jackson County, Oregon. The petition reads In part. "Wherefore petitioner prays that hear ins he had UDon this peti tion, and upon said hearing being had. said lands be included within the boundaries nf and as a part ol the Eagle Point Irrigation DIs trice and the Board ol Directors of Rnid District make an order to such effect noon the conditions and agreements herein set forth." Also, on ucioner t, i;ni4. n pe tition was filed with Ihe Board of Directors of the Engle Point Irri gation District signed by Alberta M. Hamann. Dan B. Hnmann and Lois Hue Hamann requesting Ihe inclusive of the following described lands within the Boundaries of Eagle Point Irrigation District: The West half or the Southwest Quarter: the South half of the li....al nxnrtnr- nf (lis Mnrlll. west quarter; and the South half of the Southeast quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section 30. I Township 33. South. Range 1 East of the Willamette Meridian in Jackson County, Oregon. The petition reads in part. "Wherelore. petitioners pray thai a hearing be had upon this peti tion, and upon said hearing being had. said lands be included within the boundaries of and as a part of thi Knele Point lrri Button District and the Hoard of Directors of said District mnke an orocr to sucn ei fect upon the conditions and agree ments herein set forth, Notice is hereby given that said gctillons will be heard by the oard of Directors of the Eagle Point Irrlnatlon District at the Dis trict offices in Eagle Point,- Oregon at 1:30 P.M.. November n, lima, ah persons interested should appenr at said place and time and show cause if any they hnve. why the petitions should not he granted. L. R. Silvelra. Secretary NOTICE OK KIN A I. IIKARINO Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, aa Administrator of the Estate of Morlcy II. Anders, rieceimcd. has filed his Kinal Ac count in the Circuit Court of the State of Orepon for Jackson C'jun tv. Probate Department, and that the 12th day of November. 10H2, t the hour 01 1 :ju o ciock in me afternoon of said day and the Courtroom nf said Court have been appointed by said Court as the lime and place for the hearing of objections thereto, and the settle ment thereof. Dated and lirsi punusneo ucio her 10, 19(12. nUNALIJ L, Kll.lfel ta Administrator C-Card of Thanks "WISH TO THANK MY MANY frtenrls and ncijfhhora for 1 lie flowers. Klfla and cards which 1 received during my recent Ill ness. Ruby Guthrie Hox ft Pitt Star Route Butte Falls. Orcson. Famous Stage Coach APPLES NOW READY Come Out and See Me at the Oak Tree Fruit Stand on So. Hwy. 99 t.,.1 1 MiU. South or Medford A J I I LODGE NOTICES K 4 Reatnea Chapter No. 6ft vvff uts. Stated Commu J. nuatlon. Thun.. Oct. 11 V Nellie Dyke W M Stated Communication of Warren Lodge No. io Jac k jo n v i 1 1 Wednckday Oct. 10. B P M. Oyster ktew After lodge. All Master Masons invited. C.corvr Redhead W M 2-SPECIALCLUB EVENTS RUMMAGE Sale Kn . Oct- fa. Kohl Bldg.. 9 a m -4:30 p.m. Oak Gruve School P T A. RUMMAGE SALE by Phoenix Thursday Club. Oct. 11. 9 to 5. Kehl Bldg RUMMAGE SALE. October 13th hy Medford ZONTA CLUB. Kehl nidg t a in tn 3 p in 3 PERSONAL I WILL NOT Be Responsible for dcbt.s other than my own as of Oct loth George N. Dumais, 242!t Stewart LET BEAUTY CULTURE be your career, come in At enroll now at Medford Beauty School for our Nov. loth class St learn this lan cinating modern profession. Phone Medford Beauty School at 77.I-HI33. 3 West 6th, Medtord, Oregon wXNTK.Dhome.fc- good" carefor elderly lady, ambulatory. 772 7ti;3 . Please take notice that Ben Con ley is no longer associated with me in any way and I will not be responsible for any debts or con tracts made by Mr. Conley . Murray J Emmerich, 1616 Crown ave Medlord, Ore. HIGHEST cash prices paid for old coins also complete coin collec tions None too large or small. Private collector. Ph. 772-8820 for information. PRESSED! Unable to meet all of your financial obligations? Why not consolidate your bills into one monthly payment you can afford. WITHOUT BORROWING! CREDIT ADVISORS INC. 201 MEDICAL CENTER BLDG. m 773-7103 "HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS'" See Wayne Medford. He can arrange a loan for you from Sou to $1500. on furniture, automo bile or salary. LAURENTIDE FINANCE COUP 123 W Mnfn 772-820J ANYONE having a drinking prob lem is welcome at the Medford Group of Alcoholics Anonymous 8:30 pm. Tues. Si Sat. rear 01 212 N. Oakdale. 773-4848. Al Anon Group 1st & 3rd. Tues. DKNTURES repaired and re -lined while you wait. Day or eve Ph 773-(i02ti LozlcrLane MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio. JWJfluhrcr Bjdii 772-Ulilf REAL ESTATE & '.IveVtock ioansT 1st, 2nd Mortgages. Laurentide Industrial Finance Corp Main St Riverside, 773-4314 "Ginger" New Owner of Ida's Beautv Sa lon, 880 Stewart Ave. Special personalized service St all work guaranteed. Will welcome Ladies with thin, fine or problem hair Closed Mondays. 773-3130 ALDRICH Trailer Park, under 1 new management, adults only, modern spaces for rent. Automa tic laundry cement patios, paved atreeU. ritv bus service, lovely view, 773-3382 or 773-4464 for reservations. 4423 Jacksonville Hwy. AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? 11 age driving record. un insured accident, financial re sponsibMity filing, etc. Is making it difticult for vou to secure nroner Insurance, see us Con venient monthly Installment Don iMainoi insuror. iuu.i e Mum, Medford 773-6638. Open Mon, iTues 'til 0 p.m JACKSONVILLE DENTAL L"AB Dentures repaired while you waft R09-1071 809-1930 MARGARET TRUAX Is now owner Ac manager of Talent Beauty Salon Phone 333-4103 for ap pointment. For Action . . . Use Tribuna Want Ads PROFESSIONAL OFFICE LIVING QUARTERS On Laurel Across from Courthouse Ph. 773-6000 1H jUJTirm m mm B IWIMW 1101" Sill Tin il&C. J A J V ffogWr TJ HEATHER HILL This colonial style home has three spacious bedrooms, plus oipantion attic. There is a large 1810 ft. kitchen-dining area, and huga 1 5x1 S ft. living room, Thara are three extra closets in the 100 FINANCING The biggest news in home buying history is this easy, no trouble plan for providing housing for everyone. We build on your lot and your payments are just like rent. Paid for in just 12 years. Anyone can own a home and the security that goes with a home by simply calling ECHO Homes and getting full details. No Money Down No Closing Costs 28 models to choose froml No Age Requirement ECONOMY HOUSING CO. Phone . . .773-1471 Open 7 Days a Week, 10-9 4-10ST AND FOUND LOST One '," Skill elee. dnlY A several Irwin Bits. Drill and Bits in a 30 Caliber Cartridge Case 772-3579 THESE STRAY DOGS are at the county pound and will be held. S days. FEMALES: I tan part hoxer; yellow mixed breed; black & white mixed hrecd; tan mixed breed; t grey Weini araner; black Al white hound,, MALES: 1 tan part German shepherd: black St tan toy Manchester: tan part boxer: tan mixed breed pup: black Sc white part terrier; black, grey At brown part Australian shepherd; black mixed breed; brown & white mixed Collie: black Ac grey mixed breed; black, whita & brown mixed wire-haired terrier; brown St white part terrier. young. LOST Sept. 29. '.22 Coltiingle 6. White Stag handle. ACC scratched on butt. Lost on point of west'' side Little Red Mt. below snow course RfiQ-1 .iB2 5 INSTRUCTIONS Motel Management Men, Women & Couples ; wanted for Immediate training! Excellent tuture. American Motels, Inc. - Write Tribune Rnx tfi7R 10-WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Married man with car for Fuller Brush route, no seasonal lay offs. $103. per vk, guaranteed to start. 772-8934 Wanted 3 '.Men Foi Home Counsellors No Real Eat. License Required -Immediate opening for 2 Mgrs. If you are making less that! $1000 a month and are will ing to work investigate thii opportunity Comm. plus draw. If you don't want to work don't bother me. Apply at 812 So. Central Between 10 a.m. St 12 noon. Use Tribune Want Ads """J -Here's s $37,500 A well-built home, on irrigated land with a view. Plenty of built-ins, covered porch, large patio, A dandy. 2 Bedroorn-$6,500 A nice home on west side, in good condition, j newly painted outside. J ! 3 Bedroom-$13,S00 a I Just two years old, like ! lust otr aoutn stage i Road: a nice area. 1 2 Bedroom Five Acres 2 Bedroom-$7,500 A furnished home wait ing for you; small down, $75.00 per month. On Vi acre, fenced. Tooley-Barnetf & Pffugrad, Inc. Realtors 842 S. Riverside Z 773-8488 M Arnold PHugrad.... 773-2867 J J Marty Barnett .. 772-8217 M Arthur Wellm.n... 772-7220 Oflice Open Sundays at Noon r.. bedroom wing. : '"''iavJ.!awiit5t A 0 as