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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1962)
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON White Cify Legion Post Gets Charter American Legion District Commander Bill Friend Jr., Grants Pass, recently pre sented White City post, American Legion, its charter. The post at the Veterans Administration Domiciliary has a total of 192 charter members. During the presen tation, Friend noted that the post had broken state records as to membership drive. The charter was presented to Leltoy Whipple who filled the position of post comman der following the resignation of Myron Prevost. POST OFFICE Open Until 9 p.m. Tonite Village Variety Stewart ntir King 4-H News Daffy Dills The third meeting of the Daily Dills 4-H club was called to order by Andrea. We had some Christmas games by Mrs. Anhorn. Following the meeting we made tray favors for Lynn Haven. We had a filmstrip called "Holiday With Flowers." Refreshments were served by James An horn. Cathy Anhorn, Reporter pro tern. Lni Lookers The Lens Lookers 4-H club met recently and adopted the constitution and had a lesson on what kind of pictures to take. Our 1a.it meeting was Sat- i urday, Dec. 15, with the mcm : bers answering the roll call i with a Christmas poem or reading. I Roger Piclact, 1 Reporter. Webcor Mmk Mm STEREOPHONIC HIGH FIDELITY TAPE RECORDER 8 2 mil 4 track ittrio epintion 3 spuds 1' ind Vt Ipi. Niw, simplified "puih-livir" opintion Saltaontilntd stem record ind play back Digital (apt counter with pushbutton reset Duel volume controls one lor eich chinnel Dull diss end treble controls If you're the "one in a hundred" with a highly critical ear for perfection in sound, you'll be satisfied with nothing less than the new Webcor "MUSIC MAN" stereo tape recorder. And it's ever so simple to oper ate! Just push the lever up to "Play" . . . push it down to "Stop" . . . move it to the left to "Rewind" ... to the right for "Fast Forward." Treat yourself to a thrilling new hearing experience. Ask for a dem onstration today at BOOKS GIFTS RECORDS r ! All vti: mm IT 2 1 "fc.-rre l;-- Br. "I- - . 4 " CHRISTMAS GIFT - This is a copy of Red Room at the White. House, done by President and Mrs. Kennedy's Christmas Edward Lehman of Quakertown, Pa. The gift to the White Hou.se staff. It is a re- reproduction is in a matching red folder production of an original watcrcolor of the which bears the Presidential Seal. (UPI) University Student Injured in Crash A University of Oregon slu. dent was injured Friday after noon in a rear end collision on Interstate Highway 5, two miles south of Rogue River, state police reported Satur day. Margaret Ellen Hemp stead, Orinda, Calif., suffered a broken nose and was re leased Saturday morning from Rogue Valley hospital. She was a passenger in a pickup truck driven by Richard Da vis Frampton, 19, of Eugene. State police said the pickup struck the rear of a car driven by Dale Onie Franks, 32, of 108Vi Columbia st., Medford. Sites Foundation Needs Fund for Furnace Payment The Siskiyou Pioneer Sites i hotel roo is as good as can 1 Jacksonville Lions club Is Foundation needs money tojbe done now. Approximate I considering some additional pay off the $200 balance on ' cost of making the hotel struc- work using part of the Jubi- turally sound is $15,000. The lee money, ne aaoea. HE REGISTERED SURPRISE Superior, Wis. - IUPD - Ed Muccilli, who operates an office equipment firm and deals in used machines, did a double take after buying a used cash register from a youth for $10. It was his own machine which had been rent ed to a bar. Police picked up a young man after the bar reported the register missing. the $1,200 oil furnace rec ently installed in the C. C. Beekman home In Jackson ville, according to Wilson G. Slater, treasurer. The Sites Foundation has $176.93 in its general fund, $136.49 in the U. S. Hotel fund, $57.74 in the Britt fund, $487.54 in the Beekman House fund and $1.50 in the book fund. Total balance as of Nov. 27 was $880.20, he reported. Doris Brewer, chairman of the Beekman house commit tee, reported the furnacs is functioning effectively. The house has been fully cleaned and is again ready for show ing. It will be opened on Sat- I urdays and Sundays and on ! other occasions by arranged I appointments. To Repair Fence The county will repair the fence and make temporary repairs to the kitchen roof, she said. A new roof is need ed, she added. George Brewer, chairman of the U.S. Hotel committee, said the metal work on the I CRATER FINANCE $ 135 PINE CEpomTL 664-1273 For Christmas Shopping GET A $ Handy Hundred $ on signature only Loins to $1500 Home Owned & Operated "MONEY FROM CRATER FINANCE is like MONEY FROM HOME Officers Elected For Realtors Club Officers were elected at the recently formed Southern Oregon Realtors' Exchange club in Medford, according to a spokesman. II. O. Martin, of II. O. Mar tin Insurance and Real Estate agency, was elected chairman; Edith L. Hoag, of T. J. Hight Agency, Inc., secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Clarence W. Bell, of Clarence W. Bell Real Estate, Ashland, assitant sec rclary. The new club Is affiliated with the International Trad ers' club of the National In stitute of Real Estate Brokers. Purpose Is to negotiate trades, cither locally or anywhere in the United States by working with other realty offices quali fied to negotiate this special ized type of transaction. Other members are Keith Bales, Bates Real Estate; Miles Doran, Doran Real Estate; David E. Curtis, Curtis Real Estate service, Ashland; W. T. and Mary Fasel, W, T. Fasel Inc.; T. J. Hight Aucncy Inc.; Clifford Horn, T. j. Might Agency; Hairy B. Mar shall, realtor; Mi's. Louise H. Myers, of VanVlcct Realty, Ashland, and R. E. VanVlect, Ashland. j 40.7 Million Board Feet of Timber Is Sold at BLM Event A total of 40,712,000 board feet of limber located on seven tracts were sold at an oral auction by the Medford district of the bureau of land management last week. The Robert Dollar compa ny, Glendale, was high bidder on two tracts in Douglas coun ty. The first containing 4,105, 000 board feet brought a price of $96,362.15, the second, Kcl scy Peak of 11.041.000 board feet sold for $205,271.90. K and C Lumber company, Inc., Grants Pass, was the unsuc cessful bidder for both tracts. A sale of 5,249.000 board feet In the West Fork Evans creek area was purchased by Timber Products, Medford, without competition for $95, 249.10, and a tract in Jose phine county on the North Fork Big Windy, with a vol ume of 8,069.000 was pur chased at the appraised price ot $172,872 by Bate Lumber company, Merlin. The keenest Interest and competition was shown in three tracts ill the southeast- Pass your plate see what you're getting-Gourmet foods in a beautiful setting! Music you love muted low . . . . . . And the witchery of candle-glow! MEDFORD HOTEL-Candle Room 406 W. Main 772-6151 Beautiful printing, as an art, May make the difference Between success & Its opposite A matter of dollars & cents! Klockcr Printcry 407 E. Mam 773-3689 Love in Christmas Giving, sharing, Everywhere! For without the heart's warm caring, Gifts are bare! Flowers touch the heart Flowers have a way Of saying a little better What you'd love to say! Medford Flower Shop 24 N. Bartlelt 772-4234 Precious gifts from an artist-hand; "Pirate loot" from a far-off land; Sindbad's Cave and a magic word You gaze in joy on a treasure-hoard' The Showcase Gifts Mark Antony Hotel Ashland Try your hand at SAVINCj It's easy, and it's fun! You're headed for success, Once you've begun! Jackson Co. Fed. Savings & Loan Ass'n. 2 E Main 773-7451 337 E Mam, Ashland, 482-2451 If your hair looks lovely, You're lovely, too; And that's the skill We offer you! Mark Antony Beauty Salon 482-2361 Ashland We'll elio open mother delightful hop in JACKSON HOUSE later! Once you've had our service You're sure to say: For quick results and know-how Give me the HAWKINS WAY! Hawkins Nite Garage 616 S. Riverside Natural foods in our Center Will tempi you to buy them; You'll hasten back, we're sure, If once you try them! Hcalthway Food Center 128 N. Bartlelt Family coverage ot health Hospital, doctor's visits, too' Call us pronto and meantime, Health to you' Southern Oregon Health Service 16 So Bartlelt 772-6582 Climh into your capsule 01 f to the Moon for you' Discover Food Delights Health and pleasure, too' Moon's Health Foods 124 So. Central 773-306! Full-range hearing A priceless boon May well be yours, And why not SOON' So. Ore. Hearing Aid Service 38 S Central 772-2208 Old or vouncj, Your bcnity glows When your hair is styled By a hand that knows' House of Beauty 309 E 8th 772-8226 We're up-to-the-minute In every phase Of our attractive mart; But we serve in a neighborly, old-lime way That warms the heart' Wainscott's Pharmacy 322 E Main 773-8447 We can bring your beauty out Delicious, homc-cooked meals Cct set for g,illiantm' Clip, curl, snip, swul Presto you're enchanlm'! Vogue Beauty Nook em portion of the district, one in Jackson county, two in Klamath county. C. n. Hassell, Medford, was the high bidder 'on the first of the three tracks with an offer of $31.50 on the Doug las fir. The tract contained 5.102,000 board feet and the total bid was $115,614 20. The tract is located near Howard Prairie reservoir. Lower bids were received from Steve Wilson, Kogap Manufacturing company and Grcensprings Lumber. The two Klamath county tracts on or near the Keno Access road were awarded to Klamath Hardwoods and Ko gap Manufacturing company. Klamath Hardwoods of Klam ath Falls outbid Greensprings Lumber company on a tract of 3,256,000 board feet for a price of $47,362.85. Bidding was confined to Shasta fir which brought a price of $1 1.75 per thousand. The final tract, purchased by Kogap Manufacturing com pany, Medford, received a high bid of $14.10 on white fir. The tract of 3,890,000 boHrd feet sold for $48,393.05. Unsuccessful bidders were Klamath Hardwoods, Modoc Lumber company and Green springs Lumber company. On Dec. 4, an oral auction was held on a 90-day salvage sale of 52,000 board feet in the Hyatt lake area. Inasmuch as there was no raising bid the sale was awarded by draw to Yost Logging of Shady Cove. McKcn.ie Brothers were un successful. The Medford district will offer four tracts totalling 23. 346.000 board feet Jan 10. The appraised price is $4 14,-251.40. ALARMS AT HOME Phoenix. N Y. - ilim - Vol unteer firefighters in this up state New York town have what they consider a novel fire alarm system. The 56 members of the department recently had automatic alarms installed in their homes and connected to the five house. STOPS DRAFTS Under Doors! Seal-o-Matic DOOR BOTTOM Flexiblt vinyl bottom raiiei automatically lo clear carpet when door opens. Lowers automatically when door cloies. Won't drag over your car peli. Yet keeps out drafts, duit, dirt and noises when door is closed. Comes in Anodized Satin or Albrai. Fits doors 23" to 48" wide. Mokes heating ond air con ditioning more effective , , . less expensive! Open Nights 'Til 9 Until Christmas KING SIZE BED ENSEMBLE Includes: 72" x 84" Mattress, 2 Box Springs, Headboard and Sturdy Metal Frame rT "io-piece I..--"-"' ! POLE LAMPS from 10-PIECE DAVENO SET Includes Sleep Daveno and Chair, End and Coffee Tables, 2 Table lamps, 2 Decorative Pillows and Pole Lamp. Brown, Beige, Turquoise ONLY 179 95 SEE OUR COLONIAL SELECTIONS FOR TABLE LAMPS AND WALL ACCESSORIES Sofa Pillows SPECIAL 5l49each ONLY 7 DAYS TO SHOP 'TILL CHPvlSTMAS ml FIREPLACE ACCESSORIES S95 From ill imw SAVE AT GATES BECAUSE YOU'RE PROVIDED WITH: Personalized Credit Free Offstrect Parking FREE Delivery Service No Finance Company Member AFA 400 Store Buying Power tmittiiiire GRANTS PASS PHONE 772-4158 FREE PARKING 341 N. Central Beside the Store Choosing what you wish! Our pleasant barbecue Is ust our dish' Barbecue Grill 201 W. Mam 73-9168 Between 3rd t 4th St. ft MEDFORD 17 N F. 73-5501 6th I Fir St. 773 S333
