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SUNDAY, JANUARY 13. 19H3
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
Dennis the Menace
Wli ce 60Ry when people say 'ftow
LEGAL NOTICES
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bldi will be received by
the Jackion County Court at the
Court houw at Medford, Ore Ron. on
or before 10:30 A M. on the 25th
day of January. 1063, for tha fur
nishing of gaanllna and dleitel oil
to the County Road Department for
the fiscal year of February 1, 1063.
to January 31. 1064, Inclusive.
Instruction! to bidders and spec
ifications for the gasoline and dlesel
oil can be obtained at tha office of
the County Clerk or office of the
County Engineer.
JACKSON COUNTY COURT:
Earl M. Miller
County Judga
E. H. Taylor
County Commissioner
Donald E. Kaber
County Commissioner
ADVERTISEMENT FOR Hll8
Sealed bid will be received by
the Jackson Counly Court at the
Courthouse at Medford, Oregon, on
or before 10:00 A.M. on the 2Mb
day of January. 1063, for the fur
nishing of furnace oil and Paciric
300 fuel oil to the County Rond De
partment for the period of Febru
ary 1, 1063 to January 31, 1064, In
clusive. Instruction! to bidder and spec
ifications can be obtained at the
office of the County Clerk or office
of the County Engineer.
JACKSON COUNTY COURT:
Earl M. Miller
County Judg
- E. H. Taylor
County Commissioner
Donald E. Faber
County Commissioner
ISRAELI NEIGHBORS
St. Louis-(UPD-Miss Eve
Minkowsky and Ruven Feist,
who live several blocks apart
in Haifa, Israel, never met
until they enrolled in a
Ladue, Mo. high school near
here. Both will return to Is
rael next summer and enter
the Israeli army.
LEGAL NOTICES
ADVERTISEMENT FOR RIDS
S(-filed hlds will be received by
the .Ini'k.inn County Court at the
Courthouse at Medford, Oregon, on
or before 10:13 A.M. on the 23th
day of January, 1063, for the furn
ishing of motor lubricating oils and
greases to the County Road De
partment for the period of Febru
ary 1, 1063, to January 31, 1064, in
clusive. Instruction! to hi riders and spec
ifications can be obtained at the of
fice of the County Clerk or office
of the County Engineer.
JACKSON COUNTY COURT:
Earl M. Miller
County Judge
E. H. Taylor
County Commissioner
Donald E. Faber
County Commissioner
Kennedy Fuel Oil
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Fuel Oil
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Dial 779-1515
Pear Blossom Parade Scheduled April 20
Th rt nfflrlal meeting and a nrnmotion bv the Med-1 soclation. comprised of ren-1 hotel. Dugan reminded al
of the year for the planning I ford merchants, who sponsor
committee or tne annual fear me pear Diossom paraue.
ine next juct-.uiB ui wie
Bliusnm Festival was held
Thursday at the Medford ho
tel.
Bill Dugan, president, an
nounced that Saturday, April
20, had been selected for the
pear blossom parade.
The date selected falls on
the Saturday following Eas
ter Sunday, Dugan noted, and
follows the pattern establish
ed in the past of selecting the
date far enough in advance
to allow adequate planning.
Experience has shown that
It i ImnonKihle to rjredict the
height of the blossom time of
the valley pear orchards, but
the Saturday following Easter
has been satisfactory from the
standpoint of catering to the
youngsters who participated
and valley schools who send
their marching bands, he not
ed.
Since actual pear blossoms
are not used by the children
in float decorations the prox
imity to "blossom time" is
not the most important consid
eration, It was pointed out.
Also in the planning stages
for the same week end are
several other events which
will enhance the festivities.
These include an art exhibit,
a Crater Lions special event
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FILING APPLICA
TION mil J ,n firnr. in
POINT OF DIVERSION OF
WATER
nonce " kivcii it.-..-.... ....
Earl E. and Lois W. Remren of
mine rim, "iwii.
change In point of diversion of
water irom uir nune Yt, i a
UCrUlll-UlU Ul WH:i . -v..
. ui . nn..v.iHv mri r0rnrr4frl
at pane 7S0. Volume 1. Stale Rec
ord or water mum c, mii-oita,
confirm- a riflht under Permit No.
U7 to Ihe use or tne waters ot
of 20 acres In the NE',4 NWS,
Sec. 13, T. 35 S.. R. 2 E-, W.M..
with a dale of priority of June 8,
mm, I nt.se innuB nio ...
thru the Doublcday ditch, the
Kolnl Ol aiversitm ui imu umu
elnlt located 335 ft. S. and 12B0
fl. JS. irOm mO NW ClirilVI UI OtK.
in. ana iicum wmi... ' "
NW'.'t. said Sec. 18, T. 33 S., B.
ine Hupiltaii. ireicm, un,.t. ...
., ,.. .kna ,a.rllwH nrn.
poses to Irrigate these lands by
means or a pumpms r'",
point ol diversion of said pumping
104 ft. W. from the S'.i corner
Ol SeC. 14, ana neillK wiuun m
SEV. SW'i. said Sec. 12. T. 35 S
"JV- a
fled hereby that a heannfi will
be held at the county courthouse
at Medford, OrtRon. on February
tions to' the proponed change, if
aid time and place. Any ohjec-
ing. one copy to he served on Karl
E. and Lois w. uenisen, i-iiv omi
Route, Box 20, Butte Falls. Ore
gon, and one copy filed with the
State Engineer, Salem. Ore., to
gether with a niing im. Tl
Irani 10 days prior to the date
let for hearing. If no objections
are nieo, ine Hiimniii
approved by the Slate Engineer
without hearing.
n-t i Coi.ii nrmirrin. this
2nd day of January. !;?
State Engineer.
Mix 'Wm
Winter Have
You in its
Grip?
Fuel Bills
Too High?
Oil, gas or electricity ire all "clean, dependable, efficient
and modern" methods of heating. The difference it money.
Oil Heat Costs Less Than Gas or Electricity
STUDY HOMEi Contemporary with 3 Bedroomi, 1600 Sq. Fl.
lOCATIONi Medford and Vicinity
HEATING COSTSi Gsi Costs 41 More Than Oil Heal
COMPARISONS, Electricity Costs 97 MORE Than Oil Heal
GIT THt TACTS , . . Ask your local oil tlralrr or write the Oil Heat Institute, 433 N E 22nd
Avnu, Portland, (or the HEATING ENGINEER STUDY and prove to yoursfll th FACT Is Oil
Heat costs less.
MEDFORD OIL HEAT
DEALERS
Medford Fuel Co.
Naumes Equip. & Fuel Co.
Northwest Healing Oils
Olympic Pot. & Equip. Co.
McLaren Oil Co.
Valley Fuel Co.
Western Oil & Burner Co.
Faber Fuel Co.
Sanner Oil Co.
Hillyer Oil Co.
Jackson County Co-op
Kennedy Fuel Co.
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Pear Blossom Festival as
sociation, comprised of rep
resentatives of various service
and fraternal organizations,
will be held at 7 a.m. Tues
day, Jan. 22, at the Medford
hotel. Dugan reminded all or
ganizations to have their rep
resentatives at the meeting
to aid in planning this annual
event.
They'll Do It Every Time - By Jimmy Hatlo
1pOOR DEAR BROTHER-ARrTt
ll.SrntZnH HAVE EVERV- I
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WEU BOTH COME AGAIM
TOMORROW NIOHI-
WUEM WIFEVS BROTHER TiMBUCri
WAS HAN&NAILIN& IM THE HOSPfTAL,
Ste. VISITEO HIM TWICE EVERY DAY
Now
IN FOR 6RIMUS PRIMUS-rr'S TOO
MU(vH FOR THE POOR CALTO TAKE
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IUUKNVMENT-
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Vacancies Noted in .
Women's Army Corps
The Women' Army Corps
has vacancies in the adminis
trative and medical fields for
qualified female applicants,
according to Lt. Col. Arthur
G. May, commanding officer
of the U. S. Army recruiting
main station in Portland.
Additional information may
be obtained from SSgt. Arlen
Patt at the U.S. Army re
cruiting station in the Med
ford post office building Jan.
14, 15, 16.
4-H NEWS
Rock Hounds
The meeting date for Rock
Hounds 4-H club has been
changed to the second Monday
of every month. The next
meeting will be held Monday,
Jan. 14, at the Crater Rock
Museum at 7:30 p.m.
The last meeting was held
at the home of the leader, El
dred Charley. Officers were
elected. They are Hugh Char
ley, president; Paul I.arsen,
vice president; John Larch,
secretary; Curt Charley, ser-
geant-at-arms; Reta Peterson,
refreshment chairman; Clay
Charley, reporter; and Bill
Rose, asisstant leader.
Clay Charley,
Reporter.
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that 92.9 per cent of Ameri
ca's 10,689,000 teenage girls
drink an average of three
glasses of milk per day.
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PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORES
ARTIFICIAL
Plastic
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Reg. 9c
29c
TULIP BULBS
WW 9c
CHROME
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Flatware
KNIFE, FORK,
TEASPOON OR
TABLESPOON
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29c CHANGE PURSE 9c
29c KEY CASE 9c
29c HORSE 9c
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Comb 7I
Cleaner
BOB
PINS
RUBBER TIPPED
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WALES
FRICTION
TAPE
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23c RATTLES 9c
25c HAIR NETTED 9c
10c PURSE MIRROR 29c
15c HAIR NET NYLON 29c
10c SAFETY PINS 29c
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13c MUGS PLASTIC 29c
19c VEGETABLE BRUSH 9c
29c CIGARETTE CASE .c 9c
19c PLASTIC BOWL 9c
Crayolas whitman
8 CRAYONS ga SAMPLER
Vc R2?c- (Cg
29c FELT MARKERS 9c
29c PARING KNIFE 9c
39c WATER COLORS 9c
23c TUMBLER with SPOON 9c
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Mirror ,ff iff Assortment
Similar ro Pielur f v- sjj' "f 59c
19c BUN BASKET 9c
98c SILK HEAD SCARF worlds 9c
19c MEMO BOOK 219c
15c PICTURE CORNERS 9c
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10c THUMB TACKS 29c