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Newspaper Page Text'8 B FRIDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1962 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON They'll Do It Every ;UU '. r- lfy 7 i YOU!? LEAVES n,-,r--fDTrT7rV 1011 "N"1 KEEP I CUT UaTEN TO I PI30PEI3TV' All', 1 ffflfifA, C YyftAOUO OWM SIDE, SAID NEIGHBORS V Y'WEAI??.' w$l&tf i WHEN AUTUMN f;v1-S ff sS!L . ROLLS AROUND V ( Ai!fer Mj : and irs pake- "gl?; Yd Cfi::?rf 'Uy tt ; up time in fc.tt3 -iiiife Dennis the Menace I'AVpipe has NOTHING To do ! WHAT'S CAUSING W ULCER Curriculum Meeting Set at Crater High . Ashland Crater $S school will be host lo the re gional ix conference of the Asociiition for Supervision and Curriculum Development Get. 24 and 25, Dr. Phyllis P. Bullcr, professor of education tit Southern Oregon college, lias announced. The confer once theme will be "Class room Analysis." i Dr. Ned A. Flanders, pro fessor of education and widely known consultant in the field q'f croup dynamics will appear ; lis the keynote speaker for the ! conference with the address ''fhe Strategy of Classroom rtlariHgemcnl and Different Class Formations," During tlie Tluirsday ses s)on, Dr. Flanders, who is on the staff at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, also will address the group on the t()pic "Interaction Analysis iuul Its Implication for Class room Instruction." At the Wednesday evening session. Gilbert A. Mack, prin cipal of the Patrick and Hun by schools, will preside, and yarren W. Cook, curriculum coordinator for the Grants Pass schools, will conduct the Thursday noon session. Dr. Karl Openshaw, associate sec retary of the ASCD from Washington, D. C, also will tiike part in the program. Seaside Tavern License Suspended Portland HTH The Ore mm t nquor Control Commission Thursday canceled the dis penser's license of Trail's Knd Tavern, Seaside, on a charge of sale to minors. ; D. E. Barniek. OLCC admin istrator, said the revocation had no connection with La bor Day week end nols it t the coastal town. LAST CHANCE t London WPI' Dury Lane t Dealer, where "My Fair Iidy" is playing, today placed this sign under its marquee: "Urgent last two years " Large Selection ol USED CARS Dean & Taylor Pontiac 2177 South Pacific Hwy. 99 Time liofi.il . 1 NM Mw .f? 'EM with it; I XMMY I LEGAL NOTICES AHVF.IrTIHKMF.NT Ff)l IlllftS SKA LEU PHOl'OSALS ARK 1N VITKU. and will hr received a I the nlltcc o( thr City Auditor nl Ihe City nf Grant Pass. Joscnhine County, Oregon, tn unci unlil the hour ol 2.00 o'clock, pm. October if, mim, inr ine inntituation ni ap proximately 2,lH!;i () II. of B" von- mete newer nnd H 42" manholes an authorized hv Ord nances ariunted hy the Common Council and ap proved n.v ine mayor, aim trie uIhiis and specifications prepared liy the Ctly Enmnecr. which Ord inances, plans and specifications are on (lie and may he examined at the office of Ihe City Manager at the City Hull, Crania Pass, Oregon, and lo which reference I hereby made. Copies of the plans. Spec ifications. Inslruclion to Bidders. Approximate Quantities, may he obtained upon receipt of Ten itlOOO) Dollars, which will he re funded in ease a hona hde hid Is i made and the plans and upcrittca- : tions are returned In good coudi- i Uon I tlidi must be sealed and directed i lo the City Auditor ol the City of Ciranta Pass. Oregon, and marked "Sen led Proposal (or Sewer Irn- i prnvcmenls" and mint I he properly sic ned by the person milking such hid. All bids imiHt he nccompnnkrd liy a hid bund or cei lllicd check in the mini of ten ilO'i.i per cent nl the nmount hid as a uuiminlee that (he ludder will enter into a con tmcl it awiiid In made to him. All hidn mnl Rtnle the time in which all the work shall he com pleted The Miercoshil bidder shall,, helnrr entennc upon his dutlrs. furnish a Rood and Milticient bond in favor ot the Cily ol (iinnln Pass, in not less than One Mundri-d 1 1(10',. per cent of Ihe Contract Price, with surely to hr approved hy the Common Couruil The Common Council rewrrves the risht In re I ret nv and all lndk Ihe t ontrncl will he award ed lo thr lowest responsible bid der, subject to the limitation in id conditions herein and in vuri Ord inances contained All bid will he o)cncil i t,d publicly rend hv the Citv M innucr Hi 2 (Ml I'M.. October 17. liHiJ Thr City MHiinjter will prcpnv n t.di ulalum of the hlds ani nuhm.t nut lahubiliou and his recn-mici ,.. tion tor aw aid ol con tract lo Ihe Comruon Council al Us ift n k ular oi prcial mrclinii the I orn mon Council will aiihorue m.Md of conltact IN W1TNKSS WIIKHKOr. 1 li ivr hcirunlo scl mv hand nitd ailixcil ihe Corpora te Seal ol the Olv of l (iranls Pan .losrphmr Coon y. Oreiion on I hi ;tid dav nl OcMiorr. lima i Mov Kiiinn iSKAI.) Citv Manager f Ihe City id Oi Httts Pass, OieKtin j NOTIl H OK StV Notice l herein given that The I 'nllev NhIiohhI Hank ol Ai lonn 1 will srll al public auction to ihe ; hnehest bidder lor nih (be follow tnu l!HiO Ph mouth Station Wamm ; Motoi No ;n.l)7 li;iH4L', At V S National ltnk I ot, ion Itlock 'ront Si MfMlloid, Oicki'ii 10 :U1 A M Oclobri l!l I W2 u hich pioprrtv was retaken pui soaut to a couib lionai talr contiacl. dated April tMb I'lMI l)Ud this ;tid dav or October TlfK VAt.I.KV NATIONAL MASK OK Alt) ZONA Phornix Anon M Paul Itichaidoon, AsMktrtiil Cashier By Jimmy Hatlo L.AST SUMMER. THE KJEI&MSORS PAPk'ED THEIR CARS 'NEATM THE SHADE OF THE DILBERRYlS SPREADING CHESTNUT TREES"" Jc4IN.' WE LEGAL NOTICES NATIONAL FOHK8T TIMHKH FOR 8ALK Daniel Creek Kale Srnlrd bids will be received by the District Ranger or his authorized representative al the Butte Falls Ranger Station. Butte Falls. Oregon up to and not later than I0O0 AM. November 14, lfH2. for all mer chantable timber marked or desig natcd for cutting oh an area em bracing 23 acres, more or less. within Section 5. T. 3;t S.. H. A W.M surveyed, in the Rogue River National r orcst, Jackson County, Oregon. The estimated volumes are 3fl() M board feci of Douglas-lir and pine spcclea; 10 M board feet of While fir and other species. The mini in urn acceptable hid per M hoard feel is as follows: Douglas fir & pine species S2.V03; White fir & other species SU.IiO. This in cludes the following rates per M hoard feet or stumpage including deposit for sale area betterment: Sl'iOO ba.se rale plus an additional $(i35 for Douglas-fir and pine spe cieK; $2.0(1 base rate plus an addi tional $4 40 for White fir and other species and $2.80 lor slash disposal for all species. The prices hid for stumpage shall he considered as tentative rates subject to Quarterly calendar adjustment upward or downward by O A of the difference between the average of the month ly Douglas-fir Region Indices, as calculated hy the Forest Service or ine inree previous months, Ana the following base indices: Doug las-llr A pine suedes ZIIIUi: White tlr ' and other species 02.1h3(A. Such adjustments in Ihe price (or stumpage shall be ap plicable to limber scaled during the Ihree-months period following ine quarter tor which the adjust ment is computed. In no event, however, shali the adjusted slump age rates for each quarter be less than the base rales as stated above. When the adjusted rales by species are lower than the base rates, the difference between the total dollar value of the timber cut al adjusted rates and at base rales will be re rorded for each species. The stumpage rate lor any species will not he increased above the base rate until the subHetjucnt adjusted rates above the base rate will de velop an accumulated total dollar value for the species In excess of the tnlal recorded accumulated dit lerence Sealed bids will be pub licly opened and posted, at Ihe of lice ol the District Ranger at 10:00 AM on November 14. iwiz. A money order, hank draft, cashier's or certified check In Ihe sum of $11(10.00 must accompany each bid, to be applied to the purchase price, refunded or retained for applica tion to any claim lor damages, ac cording to the conditions of sale. If rcuucKlcd hv the purchaser, if bond is required, contract terms will permit felling ol Umber in ad vance of payment up tn the value ine performance mmtl nc right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Forest Service bid forms (or use in suhmillinn sealed bids and lull information concerning the timber, the conditions uf sale and the submission of bids should te obtained from the District Ranger, Butte Falls. Oregon before bids are submitted Sslr No. i. Spur "F1 Hale Sealed bids will be received hy the DlNtrlri Ranger or his authorized representative al the Butte Falls Hanger Station. Butte Falls, Oregon up to and not later than 10 :tl) A.M.. November I I. llliii. for all mere hit n table timber marked or designated for cutting on an area embracing 17 acres, more or less within Section HI. T. 34 S . R 4F... W M . surveyed, in the Hogur River National Forest . Jackson County. Oregon The rsiiinaled volumes are I Oil M board feet of Douglas tir and pine specie; 40 M hoard feet ot White fir and other species. I hr minimum acceptable hid per M hoard leet is as billows; Doug-las-lir At pine spceirs V-'H 10: White II r A- other species 1 111) This in cludes thr following rales per M boai d feel tor slumpage Including deposit lor sale area betterment. M.VI.I base rate plus an additional S7 20 tor Douglas-lir and pine spe cies; J12 Op base rate plus an addi tional $,.VN for White Mr and other speclrs and $3. 4ft lor slash disposal lor all species The prices bid for stumpage shall be eonsidrred as I tentative rates suhieel to quarterly 1 calendar ad just me nl upward or 'downward by Oft of Ihe difference I betwven the average of the month ! h Douglas-lir Region Indices, as , calculated hy the Forest Service for the three previous months, and thr I ol low i iiR base indices Doug- las-Mr and pine species IMIOrtiHi; j While Mr and other species j 0J 'tHiAt, Such adjustmrnls in thr ! price for slunipage shall be appll ! cable to timber scaled during thr thrrc-innnlhs period billowing the quarter for which the adluslment ! is computed In no rvrnt. however, ! shall (be adjusted tlumpage rates j tor each quarter be less than the bar rates as slated above When i the ad lulled rates hy species ai j lower than the hiiie rates the dit leience be! ween I lie tula) dollar J value ol limber cut at ad lusted rates and at base rates will be recorded j for each species Thr stumpage I late lor anv species will not he in- creased above Ihe base late until thr "Oib-equrot sd uoled rales t above base rates for all species de velop an accumulated total dollar value in excess ol Ihe total record -i rd accumulated difference for all specie Sealed hid will lie public i I opened ami posted nl thr office : of thr l)i1iict Mangrr at 10 .10 AM on Noember 14 IHH2 A J monrv order hank drait. cashiers or certified check In Ihe sum ot -iH) 00 must cconipan each bid. to be applied lo thr puichase ptice, rrlundcd or retained lor applica tion to any claim tor damages ac coi ding to the condition ol sale If requested hv the purchaser if bond is rrquired. contract term will permit Idling ol timber in advance of pavmenl up to the a lor of the peitortosnce bond The right to reject anv ami all bids Is reserved Forest Service bid tonus lor me in submitting sealed bnls and lull inloimallon toncein mi! thr timber the conditions of sale and the ubiminn of bids should be obtained ti not thr );. tM.-l Rsngei Hour Kalis Oirgon brlore bids are submitted Use Tribune Want Ads For Action . . . -k k it ic BUSINESS SLUMP SWEEPING WALL STREET The worst business slump in modern times has been sweeping through Wall Street since the stock market crash last May. The recession is hitting financial houses ranging from the multi-million dollar giants with branches around the world to the small local firms specializing in cheap stocks traded in the over-the-counter market. Of course, there are exceptions to the trend - there always are in any industry - but there is no doubting the current downturn in the securities busi ncss from coast to coast. "You," the disenchanted slock buying public, are the main reason for this recession in Wall Street. You have sharply cut your trading in slocks listed on all exchanges in recent months. Average daily volume of trad ing on the New York Stock Exchange this month is running under 2.8 million, far below the 3.5 million-share daily vol ume considered the break-even point for most firms. Volume of trading on the Big Board so far this year is down over 9 per cent for 1981. On the American Slock Exchange, the second largest exchange in the country, trading volume is down over 38 per cent from 1961. You have turned cold on buying of mutual funds to a spectacular degree. Net purchases of mutual fund shares in August totaled only S76 million, down 43 per cent from July, down 71 per cent from January. Net purchases of mutual funds in September were even lower. The net fig ure measures the extent lo which new purchases of mutual fund shares exceed redemptions of the shares. You have slashed your buying of over-lhe-counler stocks even more than your buying of listed stocks. There aren't exact statistics for this market, but no one tries to deny that the drop in trading in the over-the-counter market has been immense and thai, as a result, a lot of over-the-counter firms are in a brutal financial squeeze. You have also substantially reduced your buying of new stock issues - those "hot" stocks with which you were so enamored in lUliO-61. The throuuh July was $(i.2 billion against $8.4 billion in the same period of last year but this tells only part of the tale. Busi nesses the country over which had planned to sell new stock issues in this period have shelved their plans indefinitely not only because the buyer's aren't there bul also because they would have to sell the stocks at much lower prices than I they had originally planned. bo ll goes, wiin every iibiisiic on irouing in iiumi wi firming ihe decline in public participation. Nor are insti tutional investors offsetting this: they've cut their partici pation loo. The reasons aren't hard to figure out. The crash of this Dast SDiinc has been a dominant force. With hundreds of slocks al their lowest levels iheir 1981-62 neaks. those owning the stocks have an under standably sour attitude on continued buying and those who ; have sold out at losses this year have an even more sour ; attitude. The fact that financial institutions are paying as : much as 4 and 4W per cent on cash put into a savings account has been another force, for it has attracted many who other- j wise might have bought stocks to put their ncstegg into a savings account instead. The Securities & Exchange Commis-. sion's probe into the qualifications and practices of mutual j fund salesmen ana inc rucem wiianuu omw. a ....a., report on the mutual fund industry surely have contributed to the plunge in mutual fund sales. Mutual fund sales would ( have gone off anyway due to the slock market's break; the criticisms have been additional blows. The general sluggish- j ncss in the economy has been a factor. The dullness of busi ness has been a background for the dullness in the stock market. The results have been cumulative. Layoffs, particular ly of clerical workers, are spreading through securities firms. Overtime has beon virtually eliminated. Firms are cutting down on expenses for research, advertising, travel, entertainment, services. Mergers are multiplying. Salary cuts are being Imposed. Branches are being shut down. There will be few year-end bonuses in Wall Street this December. Of course, vou. the public, one day (after prices have gone way up, if the past is any j guide), and there'll be razzle-dazzle in Wall Street again, j Bul as of today, I need nol industry. All I need do is walk office to the canyons of lower feel" of it wherever 1 turn. LEGAL NOTICES MiiicK ok rum.ir hkarino NdTU-K IS HKHKIIY OIVKN that at 7 :t() I' M " the 1st day ui November, HUi2. In the Council Chambers of Ihe City Hall in the Citv of Medford. OreRon. there shall be a public heartnfi by and before the City council ui saw cm n ihr miration nf vacation of West itth Street between Holly Street j and Ivy street, in inc v.ny m mcu- i (ord. OreRon. u r . iiusoii Hecorder-TreaMirer NOTICK"K IH'lU.tC HI-IAHINC: notii-k IS ItKHKHY OIVKN that at 7 30 PM on the 1st day of November, l!t2. in the Council Chamhrra nf the City Hall in Ihe Citv ol Mcdtord. OreRon, there bul he a nub he hearinR nv ana brlore the City Council nt said city on the question of vacation of I'arkdale Ol ive in rarn i cri ace Subdivision In the City ol Med ford, Oregon. li r Muson Recorder-Treasurer NOTll't: No. IrtlKt IN THH CIRCUIT COl'RT OK THK STATK OK OHKtrON r OH JACK SON COUNTY In the Mailer ol thr Ktatr of IVIK. LENA OeSHAZ O. Oe- NOT lW. IS II K RK H Y C ; I V K N that the undersigned exrciiti i of the above rst.ite has filed hrr final report and account herein and that Monday October W2. nl ! :t0 am at Ihr courthouse in the city ot Medford in said county has been fixed hv the above named court as the time and place lor hearing ob jection lo said linal report and account and (or the examination and allowance thereof Dated and fust published this 2tlth day ot September. UMi'J l.oi Harnard, Kxecutrix Krohnmav er. l-owr . HoRan A l)eatberae Attorneys lor Kxecutrix N O I tt'K TO (IIHHIOHS Nn. mi; IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OK THK ST A 1 K OK OK Kit-ON KOR JACK SON COUNTY IN THK M.ATTK.R OK THK K STATK OK RALPH A HROSS. deceavrd NOTICE IS HKIiEUY OIVKN that Ihr above ctuiit has appointed thr underpinned rxecutrix of the estate ot R Al PH A HROSS de ceased All persons ha in claims attain! said estate ate hereby in quired lo present the same with pioper vouchers within six months ironi this dale al Ihe offices of Krohnmav er. l.ovv ry If otfan A lcaihcrae Coolev Theatre Build in;. Meilloid. (ire it on Dated ami Itrst pubhhfd this 5th dav of (Vtober. l!HO. Kl.OHKNCE HROSS. rxecutrix Fmou Stag Coach APPLES NOW READY Com Out and Set Ma at th Oak Tree Fruit Stand on So. Hwy. 99 (y3sJ ..... - ... v-vw : just j mites , South ot Medtord m Your Money's Worth By SYLVIA PORTER Copyright, Hall Syndicate, Inc. total of new stock issues sold in years and way down from ! will be back on a great scale travel far to see a recession a couple ol uiocks irom my Manhattan and I can get the . 45-MISCEUANEOUS No. USHi NOTICE TO CRKlllTfHlR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THK STATK OK OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OK JACKSON In the Matter of the Estate of Ol-IVK C. HAF.FEl.K, Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, by an order of the above Court duly made and entered on October 1 1, 1!)02. was appointed Executor nf the Above named estate, and that the under signed has duly qualified as Mich Executor. All persons having claims against said estate arc hereby noti fied to present the same, with the proper vouchers, to the TruM De partment. Thr First National Rank ol Oregon iPortlandt, I East Main. Medford, Oregon, within six months from the dale of first publication of this notice. Dated and first published October The Kirsl National Bank of Oregon (Portland! Executor Van Dke, Dellcnback & Mctiood win 1 10 E Sixth Sired Med lord, Oregon NOTICE TO CiIMHTOttS Vn. till! IN THE ClIK 11T HU RT OE THE STATE OF tl R E G O N FOR JACKSON COl'NTY Probate Di-piMnirnl In the Matter the E-1ale of I) ESS A T PACK. aUo known as Ut Thompson D.u k Deertwd NOT UK IS HKHKIIY OIVKX THAT Ihe undersigned has been I appointed Administrator of the I r-Nlale of l)eSH T Dark, also I known as I)ef Thompson Dnek. j ileieased, and tins qmthticd. and ! all persons having claims against said estate are hrrebv notified to 1 present thr same, dulv verified, as requested by law. to the under signed, al 230 West Main Street. Medlord. Oregon, within six months from the dale of the first pii'tlu-ation uf Hits notiee Dated and first published this Mh dav of October. Hir;-.' Oeorgr Brown Administrator John M R., At tor ne v (or Administrator 230 West Mam Street Medford. Oiriton DENTAL Plate Service Quick Repairs at L j bora tor v Prices Teeth Replaced Mail Seme FOR INFORMATION CAU 772-6013 Quality Dental lab 220 S. Central Mtdford, Oregon WANTED Donald Leroy Payne, 44, above, is one of the FBI's 10 most wanted fugi tives. Payne has a history of sex offenses and is being sought on charges of rape and asault on a boy in Texas. A white American, he is 5 feet, 10 inches tall, weighs approx imately 140 pounds, has a slender build, ruddy complex ion and brown, receding hair. He has worked as a newspa per solicitor, fry cook, farm hand, laundry worker, ma chinist, salesman and tailor. He has a large scar on his right index finger, a scar on his forehead and a hernia scar, and is considered ex tremely dangerous. Anyone having information as to Payne's whereabouts is asked to notify the nearest FBI of fice or police station. There are 75 miles of pav ed roads on the site of the U.S. Air Force academy near Colorado Springs, Colo., plus 25 miles of improved, but not paved, roads. CLASSIFIED AD DIRECTORY PERSONAL Lodge Notices Special Club Events . Personal Lost and Found instructions H. Wanted Male Heln ... Wanted Female Help Mule or Female Help Wanted Situations a 10 n 12 13 Wanted Miscellaneous . 14 Financial & Loans REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses For Rent Apartments .. 13 20 For Rent Furnished Rooms Rent Rooms and Board For Rent Miscellaneous . Wanted To Rent Medford Realty Board For Sale Real Estate Bufiness Opportunities Wante" Real Estate 30 33 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies Appliances Furniture V.... . 40 4! 42 Musical Equip.. Radio TV 43 44 45 sports anu Hoomes Miscellaneous Nurseries . 46 Dorp and Pets ........ 50 Pou'trv 51 Livestock 52 Wanted Livestock 53 Hnv Grain and Feed 54 Fruits & Vegetables 55 Automotive & Equipment Machinery and Tractors fiO Lodging Equipment 61 Equipment for Rent . 62 Trailers 70 Parts and Accessories 71 Cycles and Scooters 72 Cars and Trucks 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too l-ate to Classtly A Business Directory .,........ B Classified Rates Minimum sue: Two Lines 1 dav per word. Se 2 dav per worn ,, ,,,, , w.n 3 day per word...,,-. ..15c S davs per word. 19c ft davs per word 20c Jackson. Josephine and Siskiyou Counties Uaie Other Areas Per Word 9c Per Day. Bv Line Per Month $3 00 Box Number Service Charge SOe (Minimum Cash Ad 80c ) Business Directory Each line per month $2 23 Minimum per month $6.75 Dead Line on Clarified Ads 5:00 p m for following day. except 10 am tor Monday: f'ii Sunday noon Saturday Dead Line oti Display Classi fied Ads 10 nu am Saturday for Sunday and Monday 3 pm the day before publi cs Uon (or Tues. through Frl. APPROVED CREDIT CItAltOI S HILLED HY Till: LINt Minimum Charge $1-20 M (J ' Saturday, Oct. 13th FREE Due P S. look over our S acre supply of Nursery Slock, We may have just what you've been looking for. 33S8 Bursell PLANT DAMAGED Washington -OJPU- A nuclear power plant in the Antarctic has been damaged by fire, but there was no release of radia tion, the Atomic Energy Com mission said Thursday. It said in a statement that there were no injuries to personnel and that the reactor would be ready for renewed operations in about a week. The accident occurred Sunday, I LODGE NOTICES Medford Lodge 103. AF & AM. Work in FC degree on Friday, Octo ber 12th at 7:30 p.m. L. Dale Edwards. WM 4 Central Point Lodge No. 13i. Lyman C. Pal mer. Grand Master of Masons in Oregon, will hold his District Meet ing Sal.. Oct. 13. 8:00 o m. at Central Point. All Master Masons In Jackson and Josephine Counties are invited to hear this important address David C. Cutting. DDGM No. 11 J Ray Ritter. W.M 2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS RU M M A GE "sale by Catholic Daughters of America. Sat., Oct. 13. 9 a.m. to5p.m..EaglesHall: RUMMAGE SALE." October 13th. by Medford ZONTA CLUB, Fehl Hide . fl a.m. to 5 p.m. 3-PERSONAL VOTERS on Nov. A VOTE for THREE State Representatives from Jackson Co. BRANCHFIELD. DELLENBACH & DUMAS (Pd Pol. Adv. by Jackson Co. Republican Women. M. Denman, Treas.) 104 Geneva, Medford, Ore. Ginger New Owner of Ida's Beauty Sa lon. 880 Stewart Ave. Special personalized service & all work guaranteed. Will welcome Ladies with thin, fine or problem hair. Closed Mondays. 773-3139 ALDRICH Trailer Park, under new management, adults only, modern spaces for rent. Automa tic laundry, cement patios, paved streets, city bus service, lovely view. 773-3382 or 773-4464 for reservations. 4423 Jacksonville Hwy. AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? It age driving record. un insured accident, financial re sponsibility filing, etc., is making it difticult for you to secure proper insurance, see us. Con venient monthly installment. Don Statnos Insurer. 1005 E. Main, Medford 773-tti58. Open Mon. &Tues "til 9 p m JACKSONVILLE DENTAL LAB Dentures repaired while you wait 890-1071 80D-1559 MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio. 214 Fluhrer Bide 772-9(ill MARGARET TRUAX fs now owner & manager of Talent Beauty Salon Phone 533-4 105 for ap . pointmcnt. Please take notice that Ben Con ley is no longer associated with me in any way and 1 will not be responsible for any debts or con tracts made by Mr. Conley. Murray J. Emmerich. 1616 Crown ave,. Medford. Ore. HIGHEST cash "prices paid for old coins, also complete coin collcc tiom None too larce or small. Private collector. Ph. 772-8820 fojid forma Uon. HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS? See Wayne Medford. He can arrance a loan for you from S50 to $1500. on furniture, automo bile or salary. LAURENTIDE FINANCE CORP 123 W. Maln 77?.2Al. ANYONE having a drinking prob lem is welcome at the Medford Group of Alcoholics Anonymous 8:30 pm. Tues. & Sat. rear ot 212 N. Oakdalc. 773-4848. Al- Anon Group 1st & 3rd, Tues. DENTURES repaired and re-lined while you wait. Day or eve. Ph. 773-tiOZii 25 Lazier ane REAL ESTATE Ac livestock loans. 1st. 2nd Mortgages. LaurenUde Industrial Finance Corp Main Se Riversjde. 77j3-4.T')4 LET BEAUTY CULTURE be your career, come in & enroll now et Medford Beauty School for our Nov. 10th class & learn this fas cinating modern profession. Phone Medford Beauty School at 772-6155. 3 West 6th. Medford. Ore uon 4 LOST AND FOUND LOST One V' Skill el ec. drill A- several Irwin Bits. Drill and Bits in a 3d Caliber Cartridge Case 772-3570. FOR SALE HACIENDIA PARK Phoenix, Oregon NEW 3-BEDROOM Bath and 'i. double garage, Big Cornel Lot. $450.00 Down F.H.A. Terms See or Call Claflin Bros. 535 1 179 ot 5J5-4056 You are invited to the . . . GARDEN STCR to the weather, extended S&M NURSERY Road, Central Point 4-LOST AN D JTOUN D LOST Long haired white kitVen. 5 moi old. Deaf. 60 Rose Ave., B505 5-INSTRUCTI0NS ANYONE wishing to learn Chess plav for frre call 773-fi788 10 WANTED MALE HELP BUTCHER NEEDED in modern plant in Eastern Ore gon. Top wages for right man. Kill floor experience necessary. Stcadv work. Call Pendleton. Ore. 27A'7H21 or after hours, call 276-0401 or 276-5774. Wanted 3 Men For Home Counsellors No Real Est. License Required Immediate opening for 2 Mgrs. If vou are making less than Stood a month and are will ing to work investigate this opportunity. Comm. plus draw. If you don't want to work don't bother me. Apply at 812 So. Central Between 10 a.m. & 12 noon. WANTED Married man with car for Fuller Brush route, no seasonal lay offs. $105. per wk. guaranteed tn start. 772-BH34 M -WANTED FEMALEHELP WAITRESS WANTED Neat in appearance. Apply in person. North's Chuck Wagon. 1016 N. Riverside OPPORTUNITY SI. 15 per hour., 5 hr. day, 5 days a week, to do telephone solici ting for large, licensed insurance company. Write Tribune Box 5618 WANTED Experienced shirt laun drv press operator. Steady em ployment. Apply in person. Nu- Way Cleaners601 E. Main. BABY sitter, in Talent area. 535-1053 LUZ1ER COSMETICS, subsidiary of Bristol-Meyers, advertised na tionally in October McCalls magazine, has opening for con sultants, due to rapid expand ing business in this area. Full or part time. No deliveries. No party plans. Commissions. Call 7 to 9 a.m. or 7 to 9 p.m. 482-2-132. or write Tribune Box 5284. 12 MALE OR FEMALE HELP MEDFORD EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Room 201 Executive Bldg. 21 H E. Main 773-3643 ,3 WANTED SITUATIONS IRONING in my home, will pick up and deliver. 535-130B. EXPERIENCED auto parts counter man. Tune up and service station j experience, i z-o-nu. CARPENTRYrcabinets. new homes and remodeling. Quality work. Jorde. 82fi-4784. TAILORING. ALTERATIONS. 7 73-4260 SEWING St ALTERATIONS Vesta Turner 773-5775 LAWN Mowing, high grass. Weed cutting Light hauling, wpiey J72-2779. Housework bv hour. References. 773-5623 PAINTING. Reasonable. Nice work. Local Refs. Gil Johnson. ALIGNMENT & Brake man with Beat. Jaimco. & General Motors training plus years of work in shops, wants work in Medford G rants Pass area. Or consider sales of front end & brake parts. JU-2-1248 eves. CHILD CARE, fenced yard, play room. 773-5603. CARPENTER work or painting. By hour of job .JJ 73 -677ft. CHILD care in my home, complele- ly fenced yard, 482-3500. EXPERT dressmaking and alterations. 772-4358 SEWING - ALTERATIONS1 Reasonajile '72-7702 i WANTED Carpenter work, new 1 or remodel. 772-4332. RIO OSA GEM PEACHES BARTLETT, SECKEL & BOSC PEARS BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS Two Miles South of Medford on Highway 99 tyj,yM. to the 20th Central Point Phone 664-1686 II Rancho F5 1 3-WEDSllUATIONS ATLType. MPfnter work No loB too binall 773-5243.773-63BJ -custom'mXdb SLIP covers 772-8!l55 or 7 , J-0 433 T Carpenter work by hour or contracL Jj84-1S01. HOME Repair 4 remodel, roofs specialty: free estimates. 772- 2382 evesJ - BABY Sitting. Infants, preschool, ers at myjiomel? Beany . ALL rttor-a REMODELING & BUILDING 100'i Financing. tjb4-Ioo 14-Wanted Miscellaneous wXnt barkie poles Contact us for prices 4 speci fications J H Baxter Si Co. Box 30, GrantsPass.GR 6-66bfl BIDS"RECEIVED to clear all build ings from Phipps property at 404 N Riverside. Inquire Dolpri Phipps 4302 Crater Lake Hwy. Phone 773-2439. CASHYor furniture, appliances and Mi5cellancous17726353. CASH FOR FURNITURE Misc tool or anything salable. Or will sell on consignment. Red Barn Auction Co, S. Hwy !) 535-1 8 -8 BEST CASH DEAL for Furniture Appliances ;u so niK r.ROVE FURN. ?3-lob PROFESSIONAL OFFICE LIVING QUARTERS On Laurel Across from Courthouse Ph. 773-6000 3 BDRM. & DEN Vi A. built-in kitchen, fireplace. Medford School Dist. Close in. FHA. " 4 BDRM. WESTSIDE 2 baths, ww carpet, utility room & fruit room. Close in. FHA. B DUPLEX 2 separate houses. Close to town. Good income prop. New low price. J 2 ACRES City water, close H Z to town. Ideal for trailer g house location. g 3 BDRM. EASTSIDE " B 1 W baths, ww carpet, close J to Roosevelt School, $11,- J 950, TRADE 4 Bdrm,, V2 .acre Harbor, Oregon for small business in Medford. 5 26'j ACRES 3 bdrm. Could be 4. Good year around road. School bus. 3 BDRM. & GUEST APT. Spacious eastside home in choice location. FHA terms. RENTALS 2 Bdrm. furnished 2 Bdrm. unfurnished 3 Bdrm., 1 34 bath 5 In Medford Shopping Center " J Ph. 773-6248 Day or Night JJ Midge Conrad, Realtor 3 1 Excellent for Canning and Eating Fresh Bring your own contain ers Monday thru Satur day, 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. lf 5 i 'unfit ifcuTimmn im 1 1 of our Coffee-Dunkies art'' -"venirs 1 SH S landscape Nursery Beall lane Medford j. J