MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 24. 1962
They'll Do It Every Time
By Jimmy Hatlo
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Father Files Suit
Against Portland
Portland-ftJTD - An $85,000
suit has been filed by a father
who says his boy was hurt in
a fall at Memorial Coliseum
in February.
Patrick J. Maloney of Port
land filed the suit against the
city of Portland, the Exposi
tion and Recreation Commis
sion, an architectural firm
and a finance company.
The suit says the boy, three-year-old
Patrick Jr., was sit
ting in a chair when he fell
through two horizontal bars
covered by a curtain. It
charges negligence in the seat
ing design and in use of the
curtain.
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13 Hint 43 Someone's 73 Today
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Hatfield Asks Schools
To Excuse Nut Pickers
Salem - (UPD - Gov. Mark
Hatfield today asked public
school officials to excuse the
absences of any pupils want
ing to pick filberts and wal
nuts in orchards hit by the Co
lumbus Day storm.
Hatfield said Oregon grow
ers face a "staggering loss un
less pickers can be provided
to salvage the crop."
LEGAL NOTICES
No. 9634
NOTICE OF FINAL, ACCOUNT
NOTICE is hereby given that
ine unaersignea nas niea ner r mm
Account in the Estate of Henry
Mankins. deceased, and the 10th
day of November, 1662, at 10:00
a.m. in the Circuit Court at Med
ford, Oregon, Jackson County, Ore
gon, has been set as the time and
lace for hearlns oblectiont to laid
Final Account, and the acttlement
thereof.
Dated and first published this
iin aay oi uciooer, lwoa.
Eleanor Mankins
Executrix
NOTICE OF SALE
No. 11271
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF 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 after
the 9th day of November, 1962,
at the hour of 10:00 A.M. of said
day. at the office of Kelly tt Grant,
Attorneys, Suite No. 24, The Mall
Building. 1005 East Main Street,
Med ford, Oregon, shall proceed to
sell at private sale, to the high
est and best bidder, for cash, or
cash and credit, the following de
scribed real property, beinc and
situate in Jackson County, Oregon,
to-wit:
Beginning at a point 3.30 chains
North and 1.28 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
3.34 chains; thence North, 77 30'
East 5.25 chains; thence South
27 30 East 300 feet to an Iron
pin set as the corner to a tract
of land described in Volume 75
at Page 473 of the Deed Rc
ords of Jackson Countv. Ore Hon
thence South 61 West 114.3
feet; thence South 68' 43' West
mux leet, inence rortn is- io'
West 36 feet: thence South 67
45' West 130 feet, thenct South
19" and 10" East 30 feet: thence
westerly to the trut point of
beginning;
aid property to be sold In ont
parcel.
MAXINE BIG A LOW
GUARDIAN.
TSSj Your Money'
Worth
By SYLVIA PORTER
Copyright, Hall Syndicate, Inc.
HOFFA GETS HIDE Teamster Union President Jimmy
Hoffa, right, flanked by his personal representative, Larry
Steinberg, left, and attorney William Bufailno, center, get on
an elevator in the federal courthouse at Ashville, N.C., where
Hoffa is on trial on a federal indictment. After making sev
eral attempts to get an elevator, Hoffa finally got a freight
elevator and as he boarded, he remarked, "Well, a padded
cell". (UP1)
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FINANCING
n AH Service Repair Work
Drive in ft frta tttimatt r
Call 772-6201
WHITNEY OLDS
415 So. Riveriidt
the FAUCET Ltf" '
with only I'VsjaV 1
ONE handle Ir
MODERN PLUMBING
I SHEET METAL
Phone 773.536.
THE NEW TAX LAWS' MEANING TO YOU III
WHAT SELF-EMPLOYED CAN SAVE
Starting in 1963, if you are a self-employed professional
or business man, you will be able to put aside up to 10 per
cent but no more than $2,500 of your earned income each
year for a retirement plan. You will be permitted to deduct
one-half of this contribution up to $1,250, from your income
tax each year.
The income earned by your retirement fund will be tax
free while your fund is accumulating and the money is being
invested.
You will pay tax on the amount which you orginally de
ducted and on the fund income you accumulated tax-free
only when you retire and start drawing out your retirement
fund.
This is the essence of the new Retirement Act of 1962.
How would this work? Here are two illustrations, worked
out by Leon Gold, chief tax expert of the Research Institute
of America.
Let's say you're 50 years old, a successful lawyer earning
more than $25,000 a year, in the 50 per cent tax bracket
and with no employes on the payroll for as long as three
years. You create a profit-sharing plan for yourself, con
tributing the maximum of $2,500 of your earned income
per year.
While your fund is building up at the rate of $2,500 a
year, you're out of pocket only $1,875, because your deduc
tion of $1,250 of the $2,500 per year saves you $625 in an
nual taxes.
If your fund earns 4 per cent, it will total $50,000 in 15
years when you are 65. Assuming that when you retire,
your average tax bracket will drop io 25 per cent, you'll
rocoiTO the $50,000 and pay tax on it of $7,800 (25 per
cent of $50,000 leu the $18,750 nondeductible portion of
your annual contribution!.) Your net will be $42,200.
If you didn't cover yourself with a plan, you would have
only $1,875 to invest a year at 4 per cent taxable interest
rate, which would build up to $32,000 in 15 years.
Your plan would put you ahead by $42,000 to $32,000.
But let's say you're a married, self-employed salesman.
50 years old, earning $12,000 to $16,000 of taxable income
per year and in the 30 per cent bracket. You contribute
$1,000 a year to a retirement fund also earning 4 per cent
a year.
Your annual tax saving will come to $150, and in 15 years
you will have accumulated $20,000. Assuming that when
your retire, your income drops to $4,000-$8,000, you will have
to pay a tax of $2,750 on your pay-out. Your net will be
$17,250.
If you didn t cover yourself with a plan, you would
hava only $850 a year to inveit which would build up to
$15,500 in 15 years.
But in this bracket your over-all saving after 15 years
would be only $1,750. In fact, says Gold, "it is question
able whether this small tax saving justifies tying up funds
for a long period."
How might you invest the funds set aside for your plan?
You might pay premiums on annuity, endowment or re
tirement policies you buy directly from an insurance com
pany (or certain face amount certificates you can Duy ai
rectly from an Investment company.) You may be able to
use your existing policies if you make them conform to the
nmv renuirement. or buv new ones tor tnis purpose.
You might pay your contributions to a Dans wnicn win
nnf them into a "custodial" account for purchase ot eitner
mutual funds or annuity, endowment and retirement policies.
You miirht Dut your contributions into a trust iuna.
The trustee must be a bank if you want the trust to invest
your money in stocks, bonds, real estate mortgages, etc. it
you are willing to have the trust limit its investments to
annuity, endowment and retirement policies, an individual
may act as trustee.
You might buy in your name special U.S. bonds which
will be issued for this purpose.
No matter which way you Invest, the income earned by
your fund will be tax-free until it Is paid out to you on
your retirement.
When may you draw on your retirement fund? The law
says not before you are 50V4 years of age; if you do, you
will have to Dav tax penalties which may prove more costly
than the tax savings you obtained from your deductions.
The law also says that you can't hold off withdrawals Deyona
70V4. So your pay-outs should start between ages.
When the fund is paid out to you in instalments, you will
pay ordinary income tax Just as you would on any annuity
pay-out.
Next: The $1 billion dollar tax bonanza for businessmen.
Democrats Lead
Registration for
General Election
Salem 4UPD Secretary of State Howell Appling Jr. has
announced there are 473,561 Democrats registered to vote
in the November election in Oregon, and 395,351 Republi
cans. The Democratic edge of 78,561 is the biggest in the
party's history.
The combined total for November, including 14,778
splinter registrations, is 883,690. This is a gain of 29,588
registrations over last May's primary, but a loss of 16.926
from the 1960 November election a presidential election
year.
The Democratic advantage in the primary was 73,971.
The party's edge In the 1960 November election was 75,393.
Short of Prediction
Although the spread Is a new high, it is far short of that
predicted by Democratic party officials, who estimated they
would enjoy as much as a 100,000 edge over the Republicans
this November. ,
The Republicans lost nearly 10,000 registrations from
November, 1960, and the Democrats lost about 3,000.
The Democratic gain from last May was nearly 16,000
while the GOP gain was more than 12,000.
In the Democrats' biggest stronghold, Multnomah county,
the county is 159,014 Democrats and 116,567 Republicans,
for a Democratic lead of 42,447.
Sherman county switched to the Republican column,
but by only three registrations. In November, 1960 the Demo
crats outregistered the GOP there 627-618. This November it
is 592-589 for the GOP. This gives the Republicans a lead
in nine counties. In addition to Sherman, they are Benton,
Grant, Malheur, Marion, Morrow, Polk, Washington and
Yamhill.
The breakdown:
County Democrat
Baker 4,994
Benton 7,386
Clackamas 31,700
Clatsop 7,502
Columbia 7,312
Coos 16,269
Crook : 2,504
Curry 3,434
Deschutes 6,469
Douglas 16,754
Gilliam
Grant
Harney
Hood River
Jackson
Jefferson
Jefferson
Josephine
Klamath
Lake
820
1,760
1,786
3,097
19,257
1,729
1,729
7,788
11.911
1,663
Lane 42,954
Lincoln
6,910
Linn 14,697
4,482
Johnston Island Bomb Test Tonight
Malheur
Marlon 24,694
Morrow 1,102
Multnomah 159,014
Polk 6,078
Sherman 589
Tillamook 4,881
Umatilla .
Union
Wallowa
Wasco ....
10,238
5,146
2,056
5,251
Washington 23,139
Wheeler 769
Yamhill 7,428
Republican
3,012
10,329
27,449
6,473
4,200
8,618
1,569
2,419
5,095
12,285
715
1,773
1,233
2,772
18.128
1,409
1,409
7.443
8.113
1,603
35,159
5,205
11,589
4,774
31,311
1,131
118,587
6,881
592
3,877
9,112
3,446
1,289
4,285
26,433
623
8,437
Total 473,561
395,351
Other
107
464
732
175
432
432
77
101
133
547
23
48
60
210
970
32
32
324
445
52
1,639
287
. 459
122
708
31
4,312
244
IR
92
426
78
22
150
847
11
271
14,778
Total
8,113
18,179
59,881
14,150
11,643
25,319
4,150
5,954
11,697
29,586
1,558
3,581
3,079
6,079
38.355
3,170
3,170
15.553
20.469
3,318
79,752
12,402
26,745
9,378
56,713
2,264
279,893
13,203
1,197
8,850
19,776
8,670
3,367
9,686
50,421
1,403
16,136
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF PETITIONS FOK
NCI.U8ION Or LANDS WITHIN
THE BOUNDARIES OF THE
EAfiI.E POINT IRRIGATION
DISTRICT:
On October 4. 1902, a petition
was filed with the Board ot
Directors of the Eagle Point Ir
rigation District signed by Verna
Matthews, requesting the inclusion
ot the following described lands
within the boundaries of the Eagle
Point Irrigation District:
The Northeast quarter ol sec
tion 25, Township 33 South.
Range 1 West of the Willamette
Meridian in Jackson County,
Oregon.
The petition reads In part.
"Wherefore, petitioner prays that
hearing be had upon thia petl-
Uon, and upon said hearing being
had. said lands be included within
the boundaries of and as a part
ot the Eagle Point Irrigation Dls-
trice and the tsoard ot uireciors
of said District make an order to
such effect upon the conditions and
agreements herein set forth."
Also, on October 4, 1962. a pe
tition was filed with the Board of
Directors of the Eagle Point Irri
gation District signed by Alberta
M. Hamann. Dan B. Hamann and
Lois Rae Hamann requesting the
Inclusion of the following described
lands within the Boundaries of
Eaele Point Irrlffatlon District:
The West half of the Southwest
uarter; the south half of the
outhwest Quarter of the North
west quarter; and the South half
of the Southeast quarter of the
Northwest quarter ot section ou,
TownshlD 3S. South. Range 1
East of the Willamette Meridian
In Jackson Countv. Oregon.
The petition reads in part,
"Wherelore, petitioners pray that
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
the Eagle Point Irrigation District
and the Board of Directors of said
District make an order to such ef
fect upon the conditions and agree
ments herein Bet forth.
Notice Is hereby given that said
petitions wilt be heard by the
Board of Directors of the Eagle
Point Irrigation District at the Dis
trict offices in Eagle Point. Oregon
at 1:30 P.M., November 8, 19tl2. All
persons Interested should appear at
said place and time and show
cause if any they have, why the
petitions should not be granted.
L. R. SUveira, Secretary
LEGAL NOTICES
B
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice I hereby given that t
have been aDDointed hv the rtr-
cult Court of the State of Ore iron
for Jackion County Administratrix
of the estate of Grace McDanje
deceased, and have qualified. All
Dersoni bavins' claims aeairut th
estate of said decedent are herebv
notified to present them, with
proper vouchers, duly verified, to
me at the office of Skyrman &
Heisel. attorneys for said Admin
istratrix, at Room 321 Medical Cen-,
ter Building, in Medford, Oregon
within six months from the date
of this notice.
Dated and first published Oc
tober 17, 1962.
Thelma Luy
Administratrix
Skyrman & Heisel
Attorneys for Admlinstratrix
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING -Notice
it hereby given that th
undersigned, j Administrator of
the Estate ot Morley H. A riders.,
deceased, has filed his Final Ac
count in the Circuit Court of tha
State of Oregon for Jackson Coun
ty, Probate Department, and that
the 12th day of November. 1962
at the hour of 1:30 o'clock In the.
afternoon of said day and tha
Courtroom of said Court have beetv
appolnted by said Court as th
time and place for the hearing of
objections thereto, and the settle
ment thereof. "
Dated and first published Octo
ber 10, 1062.
RONALD L. RICKETTS
Administrator
883,890
Honolulu-flJPD - The United
States will attempt to explode
its third high-altitude nuclear
device tonight over Johnston
Island in the Pacific.
The rocket-borne shot, orig
inally scheduled for Tuesday
night, was expected to occur
about 11:30 p.m. (PST).
The test and one orginally
scheduled for Friday were
postponed for 24 hours by
Joint Task Force 8 because
nf tprhniral difficulties. The
second shot Is now scheduled j
for Saturday.
Tonight's attempt will be
the seventh try by the United
States since the high-altitude
series began last summer.
Four of the shots failed either
on the launch pad or in flight
as the result of mechanical
malfunctions.
acomice PEARS j
m Mr Wonderful siting but do not (
m m qualify for our gift box
jUx Per L"9 $ 25
Jr Open Week Diy ,
I 8 e.m. to 5 p.m. Wt . "
BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS
2 Milet South on Highway 99 li
For Sale
Reject
COM1CE
PEARS
$1.50 per Lug
Bring Your Own Conttiner
RETER FRUIT CO.
327 S. Flit
SPECIAL
1950 INTERNATIONAL
Vi ton pick-up, long wheel bete, RAH, 42,000 orig
inal milei, original paint, the CHERRIEST pick-up in
the county.
Why buy i new one, tee thii one first.
$70000
full Price T 77
Payment! $41 per Month
NO MONEY NEEDED
TAKE OVER PAYMENTS
PHONE 772-6208
SAV
2
MOWER
SPECIAL
COMPLETE TUNE-UP & SHARPENING
Hand Mower, Regular 5.88 3.88
Power Rotary, Regular 7.88 . . . . .5.88
Power Reel, Regular 11.88 9.88
HERE'S PROOF! WHY PAY MORE!
CLEAN AND ADJUST PLUG, SET POINTS. ADJUST
TIMING, CHECK GAS TANK AND
CLEAN AS NECESSARY.
CLEAN AIR FILTER, CHECK THROTTLE,
CHOKE ADJ.
ADJUST CARBURETOR, REPLACE OIL,
SHARPEN
HURRY! Off Season Prices
CALL 773-6661
NOW
SEARS SERVICE
CENTER
'57 DESOTO SPORTSMAN
Good clean car, good condition, RAH, automatic,
power (tearing and brakes, nice paint.
Payment per mo.
(lie. 5S-6723)
NO MONEY NEEDED
TAKE OVER PAYMENTS
PHONE 772-6208
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Scaled bids will be received by
the Jackson County Court at the
Courthouse at Medford, Oregon,
on or before 10:00 A.M. on the
2nd day of November, 19fi2. for
the furnishing of Herbicides to
the County Weed Control Depart
ment. Instructions to bidders and spe
cification! may be obtained at the
office of the County Court or the
County Clerk.
JACKSON COUNTY COURT
EARL M. MILLER
County Judge
CHESTER H. WENDT
County Commissioner
E H. TAYLOR
County Commissioner
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that I have been appointed by the
Circuit Codrt of the State of Ore
gon for Jackson County as Admin
istrator of the estate of Lucille
Erkhart Peterson, and that I duly
qualified as such Administrator, All
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to pre
sent the same with the proper
vouchers to me nt the office of
my attorneys, EX Forest Ac Hansen,
23 f! Franklin Building, Medford,
Oregon, within six months from
the date of the first publishing of
tlili notice.
Dated and first published thll
17th day of October, lOUX
Harold O. Peterson.
Administrator
Dc Forest & Hansen
Attorneys for Administrator
You Call
The Signals
We have the
team to best
serve your real
state needs.
T. J. HIGHT Agency, Inc.
Realtora
22 No. Central 772-3223
r
Value .
Thra Bedroom
Panaltd Flitplact Wall
Largo Lot
Patio and Sliding Door.
Birch Kitchen
6 Inch Insulation Overhead
$13,950. Low Down.
McGonagle Construction
772-9575
m
I $300 DOWN
I 3 bdrs., 1 Yl baths, paved pj
I sis., fenced back yard. Close bjj
to schools. FHA terms. Low
I ' monthly payments. Call us
to see this.
B 3 BDRM., 1H BATH
Ww carpet, birch cabinets
In kitchen, good eastside lo-
cation. Close to schools.
3 BDP.M. WESTSIDE
pj Lg. kitchen, living rm., sep.
utll. rm., Ig. dbl. garage.
Close to schools. FHA terms.
2 ACRES
J City water, close to town.
Ideal for trailer house loca.
tlon. Priced right.
LIASI OPTION
3 bdrm., Wi bath, choice
eastside location.
Wo Naad Lilting.
Buyer. Waiting
Contractors' Special
Vi acre $1500
Lots, E. Side .$2850
T REALTY) 3
In Madford Shopping Centor
Ph. 773-6248 Day or Night
Mldga Conrad, Realtor
JED.
m a
DOLL HOUSE
Eastside deluxe two-bedroom home. Wall-to-wall car
pet in living room. Raised dinlng-femlly room with
wrought Iron railing 17'6" x I5'6". Beautiful kitch
en. Two large bedrooms. Landscaped yard. We will
love showing It to you. $14,900.00.
$82.95 A MONTH
(Plus Taxes and Insurance)
This may answer your problems of a growing family. Three
nlce-siied bedrooms, two baths & family room. Carport. Urge
eastside patio. Hoover school area. $15,500.00.
A BEAUTIFUL NEW RIVER HOME
Not only is the home you have always wanted, It also has over
300 ft. frontage on the Applegate river. A perfect place under
the trees, on the slope between the home end river, for picnic
area. 4.7 acres. Appro. 20 minutes from town. Owner will
consider trading for income property In town or small home.
$17,500.00.
DREAM HOME COME TRUE
Charming, ranch type, custom built home overlooking Rogue
Valley Country Club. Paneling in living and dining rooms. Beam
ceilings. Oversized fireplace. Built-in range, oven, dishwasher
and disposal. Large family room with sliding doors to southern
patio, also dutch door from dining room to patio. Two beautiful
different bath rooms. Oversiied double garage. Shake roof. Pro
fessional landscaped yard. Room for pool. Immediate possession
to qualified buyer.
INCOME DWELLING
Close on Eastside 3-bedroom home plus two furnished apart
ments. Priced right for return on investment. Make your appoint
ment to see this "Steal" now,
RICE and BARKER
RIAL ISTATI, INC.
7e7 So. Rlver.ide Are. Phone 773-B461
Ivenlngi and Sunday!
Bob Stoke. 773-782J Lola Kubll o4-J72
Iv.lyn Prugh... 772 004 Ann Rice 773-167$
Men Birk.r....772-B046
Norm Kubll 664-1762 Rancha.