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6 B FRIDAY, They'll Do It Every Ow?A BRUSHES OFF THE IDEA OP VISITING A FELLOW WORKER IN THE HOSPITAL WITH THIS REFRAIN "-OJOCOUNT ME OUT.' V" UA2EL AUO TELL MORTENSE I ) VERBlNA WERE ONLY r" igJ SEND MV BEST, BUT I 4 1. f HERE TWICE-PRETTV -53 ' JUST CANT STAND VISIT- S 1 MEANI'D SAV-SWO rTii" IN& A HOSPITAL-TOO ESSE MOI7TENSE JUST DUCKED ) I ' l iwrT DEPI3ESSIN6-I'M JEE I IN AND OUT A PEW I tf ; Try and -By BENNETT CERF- 'T'HERE S A STORY about an elementary school teacher tried to explain to her pupils the difference be tween good and "well." "There was a man," she stated, "who went to Hawaii as a missionary a century ago. He went there to do good. While he was there, he also bought up lots of land for next to nothing and began to grow pine apples. So you see, pupils, while he went to Hawaii to do good, he also did well." Herb Stein reports that this is an effective story to use at a fund-raising banquet. He uses It again and again, concluding wth, "Gentlemen, it's obvious that everyone at this dinner has done well. Now how about doing good?" The results are uniformly magical. A lady novelist confesses that she was cured of cheating when she was a pig-tailed brat in a one-room Ozark schoolhouse. One question on an exam demanded, "Tell what you know about Bene dict Arnold." She whispered to her aeatmnte, "Help me out on this one." The seatmate whispered back an answer which she promptly wrote on her exam paper. It read, "Benedict Arnold was a trader." Once upon a time, legend has it, there were two tiny grains of and In the paleosoic oose. One of th grains was possessed of curiosity, and the result Is mankind. The other had no curiosity at all and the result, today, is the oyster. C 1963, by Bennett Crf. Distributed by Kin Futures Syndicate Device Exploded Over Pacific Isle Honolulu -IUPI)- The United States exploded a sub-mcga-ton nuclear device at an alti tude of about 35 miles over Johnston Island in the Pacific Thursday night for its third successful high - altitude shot in seven attempts. Joint Task Force R an nounced that the device, which was carried by a Thor rocket, was detonated at 2 a.m. today (PST). Witnesses In Hawaii, 800 miles to the northeast, said they saw a For Sale Reject COMICE PEARS $1.50 per Lug Bring Your Own Container RETER FRUIT CC. 327 S. FIR Kennedy Fuel Oil Offering the best in: Oil Heating Equipment Fuel Oil Oil Burner Service Dial 779-1515 A" :omice PEARS I Wonderful eating but do not I 1 l qualify for our gift box 1 yPerLug$25 jr Open Week Dayt T.'t.fif 8 a.m. to S p.m. "'" ' y I BEAR CREEK ORCHARD "'Vj' Mi'" SU,h n nonius " OCTOBER 26. 1962 Time - But ivhem she's a patient, listen to her vowl a80ut how heart less the stav-awavs are- J h Stop Me brief white flash with a blue tint at the edges. The test, originally sched uled for last Tuesday, was postponed for 24 hours on two occasions and delayed fur short periods several times last night. A spokesman for JTF8 said (he device was more powerful than the 20-kilotnn test of Oct. 1!). but not as strong as the 250 - mile - high megaton blast which lit most of the Pacific on July 8. By Jimmy Hatlo Preliminary Plans For New Building At SOC Approved Ashland - In addition to re ceiving the highest amount of additional money allocated any of the Oregon Stale sys tem of higher education insti tutions at La Grande this week, the OSSHE board also approved preliminary plans for a new classroom, labora tory, and office building cost ing $772,400 for Southern Oregon college. Dr. Elmo N. Stevenson, president of SOC said the ad ditional money, totaling $122 000, was to provide for the more than 25 per cent increase in enrollment this term. Of the building cost, Dr. Stevenson said the direct con struction comes to $766,400, with the site work such as leveling, excavation, and land scape will total $6,000. Stevenson recommended at the board meeting that the comptroller for the Oregon state board of higher educa tion be authorized to accept presentation to the housing and home finance agency, ar chitects would then proceed with final plans and specifi cations for the building. Proposals Under Way Proposals are still tinder way to purchase the Renle property at 576 Indiana st. This lot is part of the site needed for the proposed health student center. Plans for (he structure also were ap proved at the meeting. Cascade "C", a newly-completed addition to the Cas cade dormitory complex had been previously inspected by the board and was given a formal approval during the session, as was the college budget and the final plans for the addition to the physical education and health building. Gifts totaling $4,884 were received from the following donors for scholarships and fellowships: Oregon Coast Ve neer, Brookings, $200; Girls' League of Medford High school, $100; Grand Guardian Council of Oregon, Job's Daughters, Mcdford, $600; O.N.C.-So. Cal. Scholarship Foundation, Palo Alto, Calif., $500; Soroplimist club, Ash land, $264; Rotary club. Brookings, $270; Business and Professional Women's club, Junction Cily, $150; Jackson county Young Farmers' club, Mcdford, $200; Britt Memori al Scholarship Fund through Frank J. Van Dyke, trustee. $1,500; Ralph L. Smilh Lum ber c o m p a n y, Anderson Calif., $350; Mcdford Mail Tribune, $150; Zonta Interna tional, Rnseburg, $200; Stu dent body of Madras Union High school, $200; Southern Shasta Teachers association, Anderson, Calif., $100; Fu ture Teachers of America, Marjnrie Tcdrow chapter, Marshtield Senior High school, Coos Bay, $100. Delay Expected in Barnett Decision New Oiiraiu . HTi . ,. now lustier Dopartnipnt mrmnrnn dum TlHirsrtny was ovprclrd 1" delay a decision on the fed eral contempt proceedings nsainst Mississippi Gov. Ross R Rarnrlt, The memorandum, filed Thursday with Hie Fifth U. S ("ircuil Court of Appeals her-, charted thai attorneys for the governor made "incorrect statements'' in eonncetioi with the admission of Negro James Meredith to the Uni versity of Mississippi, The decision was expected daily this week, hut a court observer said Thursday it may be another week or longer. The Justice Department memo said Harnett's law. vers made "w holly inaccurate st itc nients" in describing an ar rangcnient between thp gov ernor and the V S. govern ment fur the entrance of Mer edith to Ole Miss on Sept. HI). CLASSIFIED PERSONAL Lodge Noticei , , Special Club EvenU Personal ,-,-- Loit and Pound ,,- - initructiom Wanted Malt Heln Wanted Female Help Male or Female Help - wanted blluutions Wanted Miscellaneoui 14 Financial St Loam 15 REAL ESTATE For Rent House . 20 For Rent Apartment! M 21 For Rent Furnlihed Room . 22 Kent Roomi and Board for Rent Miscellaneoui Wanted To Rent Med ford Realty Board For Sale Real Estate Butlneu Opportunities Want'i Real Etate AD DIRECTORY FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies 40 Appliances 41 Furniture - . 42 Musical Equip.. Radio TV 43 Sports and Hobbles 44 Miscellaneous ,, ., 45 Nurseries , fl Dor and Peti , , - 50 Pouitrv , 51 Livestock 52 Wanted Livestock 53 Hav Grain and Feed 54 Fruit & Vegetables 55 Automotive & Equipment Machinery and Tractor . fiO Loire I na EnulDment Equipment for Rent . Trailer Parts and Accessories Cycles and Scooter Cara and Trucks UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too late to Classify Business Directory Use Tribune Want Ads For Action . Classified Rates Minimum size: Two Lines 1 day per word.. 2 dav per word.- 8c 12c 15c 3 dayi per wora.. B davs oer word 19c 6 davs per word 20c Jackson, Josephine and Siskiyou Counties Kat Other Arena Per Word 8c Per Day. 8v Line Per Month 3.00 Box Number Service Charge flOe (Minimum Cash Ad 80c Business Directory Each line per month. $2 25 Minimum per month $6.75 Dead Line on classified Ad 5:00 p.m. for tollowlng day. except 10 a m. for Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday Dead Line on Display Classi fied Ads 10 oo am Saturday for Sunday and Monday 3 pin the day belore publi cation for Tues through Frl. APPROVKIJ CREDIT CIIAItCIS HILLED IIY THE LINK Minimum Charfce $1.20 LEGAL NOTICES Nr. I15M NOTICE TO i-KEMTORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OK OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON In the Matter nf the Estate or OLIVE C. HAEFELE. Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhat the undersigned, by an order of the above Court duly made and entered on October 11, 1062. was appointed Executor of the above named estate, and thai the under signed hns duly uiHlliied as such Executor. All persons hiiving claims against an Id estate are hereby noti fied to present the same, with the proper vouchers, to the Trust De partment, The First National Bank of Oregon (Portland. 1 East Main. Mcdford, Oregon, within six months from the date of first publication of this notice. Dated and first published October 12. I2. The First National Bank of Oregon (Portland) Executor Van Dyke. Dellenback & McGoodwin 1 10 E. Sixth Street Mediord. Oregon NO TICK'OK FINAL H BAKING Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as Executrix of the Folate of William Kurtz Sanders, deceased, luis hied her Final Ac count in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson Count v. Probate Department, and thai the 2(ilh dav of November, U(i2. at the hour of 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon of said day and the Courtroom of said Court nave been appointed bv said Court as the tune and place for the hearing of objections thereto, and the settle ment thereof Dated and first published October If), 1062. IRIS P SANDERS Executrix Ronald L. Rlckett. Attorney for Estate NOTICE OF Pl'HLir HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Hint at 7 :t0 P M. un the 1st dnv of November, t!'ti2. in the Council Chnmbcrs of the Citv Hall in the City rf Mcdford. Oregon, there shall be a public hearing by and betore the City Council of said city on the question o( vacation oi West betore the Council of said citi 9th Street between H.llv Street And lvv Street, in the Cily of Men ford. Oregon 11 F Hmon Recnrder-TrenMirer NOTICE TO I R1IIITOBS No, 11 1 11 in thf: circuit couht or tiif STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY i'rnhnte Depnrtnien! In the Mailer ot the E.lsle of PESSA T 11ACK. lo known MR Desna Thompson ni-k. Deceived. mini I. is. nr.itr.m uot.i THAT tha underpinned hns been unpointed Administrator nf the estate of Dessa T Oaek. also known hi Tlesaa Thompson Dai-k. deceased, and h qiiHhlted. and all persona having claims asainit said estate are herehy notllied to present the same, duly verified, as requested by law. to the under tinned at J;l0 West Main Street. Medloid. Ore ft on. Wllhlll six months from the date of the fir.t piihhiallon of this notire Dated and tirsl published this ,Vh day of October. IIM.2 t'.eorne nrnwn Administrator John M Ross Atlornev toi Administrator :.w West Mam Street Medloid Otrson 24 2.1 .,,-,- 30 31 - 32 33 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF BOND SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the City of Talent, I OreBon. will on the 6th day of No i vember, UM2, at the hour of 8 00 o'clock P.M.. at the Council Cham bers in the City Hall in the City of Talent, Oregon, offer for sale an issue of One Hundred Eighty-Five i Thousand Dollars (tlS5.0U0.00i of bond of the City of Talent, Ore I gon. being the heretofore duly ' authorized City of Talent General i Obligation Water System Enlarge ment Bonds, said bond to be in denomination of $1,000 no each. I numbered 1 to 185. inclusive, to be dated November 1. 1962. and to I mature serially and in numerical ! order at the rate of $0,000.00 per I annum on the 1st day of February in each of the years I'JHA to 1978. inclusive, and at the rate of I $10,000-00 per annum on the 1st ' day oi February in each of the ' years 197ft through 1983, inclusive, i and said bonds to bear interest at the rate or rates of not to exceed six (6' 0) per cent per annum, in terest payable semi-annually on I the 1st day of August and Febru 1 ary each vear. principal and Inter est pavahle at the Office of the ; Treasurer of the City of Talent. ' Oregon. I Said bond will be sold subject to the approving opinion of Shuler. j Savre Winfrce and Rankin, bond attorney of Portland, Oregon. Said i bonds to be furnished and printed i by the City of Talent, Oregon. All bids must be in writing; for not less man vn- ui inc-u value and the entire amount of accrued interest to date of delivery and all persons offering to pur chase such bonds are invited to bid thereon at such rate or rates of in terest, not to exceed six ifirr) per cent per annum aji the purchaser shall designate, provided that not more than four different rates of interest are bid and not more than one rate of interest for each matur ity. Said bond shall bear such rate or rates of interest as shall be designated by the purchaser there of as aforesaid. Eacn bid shall be accompanied by a tabulation of the bidder showing the cost to the City of Talent, Oregon, under the bid. Sealed bids for the purchase of said bonds will be received by the Council of the City of Talent at the Council Chamber in the City Hall of said City up to the time of said sale as herein fixed. All bids must be accompanied by a certified check on a bank doing business in the State of Oregon payable to the City of Talent. Oregon, in the sum of THREK THOUSAND. SEVEN HUNDRED AND 00 100 ($3,700.00) DOLLARS. The right is hereby reserved to relect any and all bids. By order nf the Council of ih Cliy of Talent, Oregon, dated Oc tober 18, 102. Nona McAbce Recorder of the City of Talent, Oregon. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Senled bids will be received by the Jackson County Court at the Courthouse at Medford. Orcson, on or before 10 III) A.M. on the 2nd dav ol November. 19H2. lor the furnishing of Herbicides to the County Weed Control Dcpart- Instructlom to bidders and spe elficalions may be obtained at the office ot the County Court or the COUn,yjACc"KSoN COUNTY COURT EARL M. MILLER County Judge CHESTER H. WENDT County Commissioner E H. TAYLOR County Commissioner . NOT If E T O CONTHAl'TORS Scaled bids endorsed "Proposal for the construction of the 24-inch South feeder Mam at Merttord. Orceon". will he received by the Board of Water Commissioners or the Citv nf Medford. Oregon, at the Water Commission office in the Citv Hall. Medford, Oregon, until It 00 a m. on the J4th day or November. 1!.2, and will then ba puhlicly opened and read The work will he paid for by Water Commission check-warrants, funds for the redemption of which are available. . The major ilenw of work in clude the following: , . Approximately 1H.14B linear feet Excavation and Backfill Approximately 1.3H0 cubic yards Hock Excavation r , Approximately lti,U47 linear feet Furnishmc and Installing 24 Coal Tar Enameled Steel Pipe Approximately 2.67ii linear leot Furnishing and installing 20 Coal Tar Enameled Steel Pipe Approximately 27 each Install Valves Approximately 17 each Install Hydrants, Air Valves and Biownff Assemblies Miscellaneous connection! lo ex luting maim and creek. High way nnd Railroad crossings. Plans and Specifications nuiv he obtained from the Water Com mission office in the Cily Hall at Medford, Oregon, upon deposit ot Fifteen ($13 .00 1 Dollars, which sum so deposited will be refunded if said Plans and Specifications arc returned in good condition within 5 davs after the hid opening Bidden shall pre-qualify under Sections 279.012, 27! 014 and 27!) 018. Oregon Revised Statutes. The right is reserved to reiect anv and all proposals and to accept such proposal as is to the best in terest of the City. Dated this 17th day of October. 1!)62. CITY OF MED FOR D BOARD OF WAT KR COMMISSIONERS By Robert L. Lee, Superintendent ADVERTISEMENT FOR HIPS Sealed hids will be received bv the Jackson County Court at the Courthouse. Medford. Oregon, on or before 10 30 A.M. on Friday, November 2. l!t-2. Tor the fur nishing and installation of a closed circuit type Automatic Fire Alarm vstem in the Jackson Countv Farm Home. I iv (ructions lo bidders and specifications mav he obtained at th office of the County Clerk and the Countv Court JACKSON COl'NTY COCRT EARL M. MILLER Countv Judge CHESTER H. WENDT Countv Comm EDWIN H. TAYLOR County Comm. SPECIAL SHOWING Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray Convertible on Display Today and Tomorrow COURTESY CHEVROLET 9th nd Barllett Stv THE PlNli PIG IS CLOSING SUN., OCT. 8 FOR THE WINTER THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE Close-Out Specials On All Fruit SPECIAL! SPECIAL! DELICIOUS APPLES $1.50 LUG Hiwiy 99 at Talent Junction LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at 7.30 P M. on the 1st day of November, 1962. in the Council Chamber! of the City Hall in the Citv oi Medford. Oregon, there shall be a public hearing by and before the cny Council of said city on the question of vacation of Parkdale Drive in Park Terrace Subdivision in the City of Med ford, Oregon. D. Huon Recorder-Treasurer NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 1HM7 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF RALPH A. BROSS. deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above court has appointed the undersigned executrix of the estate of RALPH A. BROSS. de ceased. All persona having claim against said estate are hereby re quired to present the same with proper vouchers within six months from this date at the offices of Frohnmayer. Lowry. Hogan Ac Deatherage. Cooley Theatre Build ing. Medford, Oregon. Dated and first published this 3th day of October. iy'2. FLORENCE BROSS. executrix SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION No. 62-SS-E IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY t ri EDWARD RUSHO, plaintiff EMIL HOUSTON and JANE DOE HOUSTON, his wife if married. RALPH ROBERTS and MARY DOE ROBERTS, his wife if mar ried. HARRY HOUSTON and BETTY DOE HOUSTON, his wife if married. VIRGIE HOUSTON COVER and JOHN DOE COVER, her husband if married, and ny and all other persons or parties unknown to plaintiff herein claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in or to the real estate described in the complaint herein. Defendants TO EACH AND EVERY ONE OF THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND- IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you and each of you are hereby summoned to appear in the above entitled Court and cause and answer the complaint of the plaintiff on file herein against you within four weeks from October 26. m2. the date of the first pub lication hereof, and you will hereby take notice that if you fail to so appear and answer for want there of the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the following relief against vou as prayed for in plain tiff's complaint on file herein, and specifically referred to hereby and bv this reference made a part hereof, a succinct statement of which Is as follows, to-wit: For a decree of this Court forever quiet ing his title in fee simple in and to the following described premises, to-wit: , , Lot Twelve (12) in Block Thirtv-Eight of the Town, now Cily of Phoenix. Jackson Countv. Oregon, according to the official piat thereof, now of record. Together with appurtenances, free and clear from all and any right, title, estate, lien or interest that aid defendants, or any of them, or anyone claiming by, through or under them, may have or claim to have in or to said real property, and forever barring nnd preventing the defendants or nnv onr claiming bv, through or under them from setting up or asserting anv right, title, estate, lien or in terest therein and thereto, and holding that such claim is now void nnd of no force and effect, and for such other, further and different relief as the Court may deem meet and proper in he premises. This summons fs puhlishcd in the Medford Mail Tribune, a news paper of general and regular cir culation published in Jackson County, Oregon, once each week for a period of four weeks con secutively, and said defendant hereinabove named are required to nonpar and answer as herein pro vided under and by virtue of an order dulv marie and rendered by the Honorable James M. Main. Cir cuit Judge of the State of Oregon f.r Jackson County on October 23, infi2. Walter D. Nunlev Attorney for Plaintiff No. fl Gold' Building Med fnrd Oregon t LODGE NOTICES 4 Medford Lodge 103. AF&AM. One MM De gree on Friday. Octo ber 2f.th at 7:30 p m L Dnlc Edward-. WM 2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS AUTUMN'S Wheels of Colnr. "Cen". h'M Point Garden Clubs dried flower show Tues.. Oct. 30th 12 to 8 p in. Wed Oct. HIM . 10 a in. in . pm. The show has been moved this vear to Home Exten sion Auditorium at the Fair Grounds, south of Mcdford Show is non-competitive- The public is invited to enter arrangements featuring. Halloween. Thanksgiv ing. Christmas. Junior section A formal arrangements. There will he a Silver Tca. MEDFORD Altrusa Club rummage Mile Sat., Oct. 27 at Fchl Btdg., i ill) a in RUMMAGE Safe. October 2fi-27. Antiques, original paintings, new & used clothing, baked food 122 E Main, (old Wcisneld local ion I sponsored by Broadway Thea i i c league. RUMMAGE ,Sf"Baaar"S;ile. Auxil iary Mediord Letter Carriers. Mon.. Oct. 2!). Fehl Bldg ft am. 3-PERSONAL FREE" Haircuts under supervision b Junior students, Fn A- Sai . Oct 27 th A J3th at Medford Reality School No appointment necr.irv WE HAVE partial "scholarships taking care of most of tuition for first in students who applv at Mediord Brauiv School for Nov 1 2th class. Pieae come tn and see us at jWKth. DENTURES repaired and re-lined while vou wait. Dav or eve. ph 77;t-ti02ti 2.") Loier Lane. mc 1 3-PERSONAL ANYONE having a drinking prob lem ii welcome at tne nieaiura Group of Alcoholics Anonymous 8 30 p.m. Tues. & Sat. rear ot 212 N'. Oakdale. 773-4848. Al Anon Group Ut St 3rd Tues. "Ginger" New Owner of Ida's Beauty Sa lon. 880 Stewart Ave- Special personalized service Ac all work guaranteed. Will welcome Ladies or pioblem hair. Closed Mondays. 773-3139 VOTERS on Nov. 6 VOTE for THREE State Representatives from Jackson Co. BRANCHFIELD. DELLENBACK St DUMAS (Pd Pol. Adv. by Jackson Co. Republican Women. M. Denman, Treasi 104 Geneva, Medford, Ore HIGHEST caah prices paid for old coins also complete coin collec tions None too large or small. Private collector. Ph. 772-8820 for Information. HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS? See Wayne Mediord. iie can arrange a loan for you from $50 to $1500, on furniture, automo hil nr salarv. LAURENTIDE FINANCE CORP 1 W . Main Yz-paui REAL ESTATE St livestock loansT 1st. 2nd mortgages. Laurentlde In dustrial Finance Corp.. Main St Riverside. 773-4564. MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio, 14 Fluhrer Blag- iT-mii AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? If age, driving record, un insured accident financial re sponsibility filing, etc., is making it difficult fur you to secure nrooer insurance, see us. Con vement monthly Installment. Don Stathos lnsuror. luus t. Mam. Medford 773-6ti38. Open Mon. A Tues. 'til 9 p.m. VOTERS for efficient service with proven economy, put BERETH P. HOPKINS back on the job as COUNTY CLERK. (Pd. political adv. Jackson Co. Republican Women. M. Denman, 104 Geneva, Medford Treas- urer: MORGAN MANOR RETIREMENT HOME for the aged. Pleasant surroundings. Reasonable rates. Ph. Grants Pass CR 6-2973 JACKSONVILLE DENTAL LAB Dentures repaired while you wait fton 1071 899-1559 LOST "49 Chevrolet key. other things. Safeway, Court House. 772-793fiJ LOST Plastic bag of clothing be tween Rogue River A- Winter on Evans Creek Rd., reward. B99 lion. Found Glasses at Stevens Auto Saies 303 N. Central 773-3655 FOUND White, black & brown Shepherd; playful; likes children, house & car broke. Followed son home trnm Chestnut 772-7O10. 5-INSTRUCTIONS PIANO lessons. Beginners or ad vanced. 535-1177. 10-WANTEDMALE HELP OPENING for real estate sales man. Red Arrow Realty. 535 1752. WANTED Salesman for southwest Oregon selling elec. contractors, utilities, industrials and dealers, electrical apparatus, supplies and specialty products. Experience desirable. Includes salary, corn pan car. cxponses and incentive earnings. Write application and full information to M. A Thie haud. c o Westinghouse Electric Supply Co., P.O. Box 1152. Med ford. Ore. WANTED Real Estate salesman. Contact Mr. Mead. Central Point Realty. Central Point. TV-RADIO Must be able to do Bench & Field TV Repair! Black & White AND Color! National Brand TVs This i. a permanent job lor the right man! t ! ! Salary 5 day, 40 Hour Week Car Furnished Write letter giving experience, eic AM inquiries held in strict confidence! Write Tribune Box ?!;. i ut H Is1 He has been Transferred lo Eugene. We MUST sell our house so we can go live with him. Will take trailer, equal value for down payment or cash. Will trade for house in Eugene. 4 large bedrooms wardrobe closets 2'i baths-tiled, shower and tub Birch kitchen double sink Dining room 11' by 14' Flagstone fireplace raised hearth living room walnut paneling Den could be used for office Family room natural wood paneling Utility room built-in cupboards Electric baseboard heat thermosUt in each room Sun deck beautiful view Separate entry way Yard landscaped-laurel hedge large shade trees-9 fruit trees 2 lots on corner Garage 2 driveways Fruit house-hot and cold water Close to Hedrick Jr. Hi. and Roosevelt OPEN 712 Waverly St.-N. Keene Way r 10 WANTED MAIE HELP NO'LAY'OFFSWE If you can qualify St have the ability to learn, we will teach vou the highest paid profession in the world. Salary plus over WATKINS PRODUCTS MM Stage Rd Smith n-NTEDFEMALEHELP CHILD CARE in our home. 3 chil dren. Near Midway L 6ti420til. MATURE baby sitte'r 3 days wk! Own transportation necessary. 772-8458 EXPERIENCED woman wanted to work in Receiving Dept. at Bureison's. Main St Bartlett. Ap ply in person. ROOM St Board, salary, exchange for light housekeeping Sc. baby anting. Call alter 6. 772-2318. WOMAN for general housework St roning every tn. iri-iwi WE HAVE partial scholarships taking care of most of tuition for first 10 students who apply at Medford Beauty School for Nov 12th. class. Please come in and see us a t 3 W. 6th. FULL or part time. Several op portunities open for women who are interested in having a good salary income. Experience un necessary. Luzler cosmetics sell themselves. No party plan or dchverv. Comm. For immediate interview ph 482-2432 or write Tribune Box fiisn 1 2-MALE OR FEMALE HELP WANTED Chauffeur to Spring field. Missouri St return through Colo. & Kansas. 773-3079. SALESMEN The Oregon Funeral Plan will appoint an exclusive representa tive for the Medford area. Not the most fantastic job fn the world, but nice, pleasant work with high commission earn ings. Interviews Furnished Call or write Oregon Funeral Plan S W. 6th Sr Clav, Portland, Ore. 228-7616 or Delmar Lowe, Box (ISA. Cooa Bay, 267-6269 MEDFORD EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Room 201 Executive Bldg. 216 E. Main 773-3643 APARTMENT HOUSE This 7 unit apartment house is located in Ashland, close to town with paved streets & sidewalks. All units are furnished and rented. Total price $24,000. We have location, financing and huilder available to build new apartment house near Medford Court House. ' CllDtlDHAkl If you need space vet want to keep the price down vou mu,t see this property today. There are three bedrooms, an 18' x 18' living room with fireplace & hardwood floors. Price only $9,500, with easy terms. FOUR BEDROOMS Another home with elbow room. Built about b yrs. ago You'll love the 15' x 18' living room with its cheery fireplace. Located near Westside shopping area. F.H.A. terms. 425 IYNNWOOD Drive by this home, and phone us for appointment. Three bed rooms, 1 V bath plus den. Excellent possibilities on this one. 40 ACRES 27 acres of this property coming under new irrigation next spring. Huge chicken house. Large older home situated under grove of trees near creek. Lease-option possible. ONE OF MEDFORD'S OUTSTANDING HOMES Beautiful, rambling, ranch style, Eastside, four bedroom, den, plus family room home. View lot. Large covered patio. Over sized double rjaraoe. Will consider trading for smaller home. Appraised. $25,50(3 00 RICE and BARKER REAL ESTATE, INC. 767 So. Rivarsidi Ave. Phone 773-8461 Eveningi and Sundays Bob Stokes 773-7823 Evelyn Prugh Ellen Barker. . 772-8048 Norm Kubli n-'i i " 1 in nil aum HOUSE TODAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY 1 3-WANTESJTUATIONS BABY sitting, my home, anytime. 772-391 L LAWN work wanted. Jerry True. 772-8257 CARPENTER WORK St ODD JOBS. 772-4332 HOUSEcleaning"by the day. Ref- erenccs. 772-5717. CHILD CARE Fenced yard. Big vicinity. 773-5693. PAINTING Interior, exterior. Bv contract or 2 30 nr. References. 773-3423 . TRACTOR ROTOVATION 772-6446 REMODEL BUILD Plan estimates guaranteed work. Call 772-3409 Day or night. THE EAVE trough around your roof needs cleaned out befora t h e winte r ra in. Call 772-2515. EXPERIENCED housewashing. uv terior. by hour, local references. 773-5337J ALL tvpes carpenter work. No job too small7J3:3243. 773-6382. SEWING & ALTERATIONS Reasonable. 772-7792 I- $650 DOWN H plus closing & Jpprox. S1 12 - per mo. includes P I T. & Over 1200 sq. rt. of living space plus 2-car carport and covered patio. 50x100 ft. lor has side alley and rear en trance. Close in Eastside lo cation, 3 BR, 1 bath, living room with fireplace and fam ily room, electric heat. The kitchen has stainless steel sink and counter top, gar bage disposal, stove & oven, dishwasher & new combina tion washer & dryer. All this for $14,950 WE HAVE OTHERS tim t buy! BILL -WRlGkT V. yREAL ESTATE 1 lt.k Oltif THE MALI 1005 L M.lo CALL 773-8401 m Loit Kubli 664-1762 772-6006 Ann Ric. 773-367S 664 - 1762 Ranchei
