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Newspaper Page TextSchool Hedrick Junior High Hedrick was honored re cently when Mrs. Keith Hock ersmith, head of. the high school homemaking depart ment, explained the school homemaking program by showing what the students as sophomores, juniors, and sen iors have done. Mrs. Hocker smith also answered questions about what Hedrick girl: could expect if they go on with homemaking next year. The ninth grade students also modeled clothes they had made in class to show the eighth grade girls who attend ed what they will do next year. Susan House, a former Hed rick student who is now senior, spoke about planning jor homemaking in the fu ture. Linda Nelson, Judy Hueners, Christy Finch, Pam Trowbridge, and Connie Hunt modeled clothes they had made at senior high. Coats, suits, dresses, and jumpers were shown. Mrs. Sneed and Mrs. Lord Hedrick's homemaking teach ers, also spoke about the homemaking program at the freshman level. The girls from Hedrick who modeled were Lee Ann Riggs, Barbara Collins, Christie Sleeter, L a n a Carpenter, Sallie Eaton, Rena Brew, Sir san Ingram, Jannene Tracy, Karen Jones, Gayle Johnston Vicki Vorheis, Carolyn Gandt and Cheryl Hall. They showed skirts, blouses, bermudas and capris to complete the pro gram. Hedrick has a successful basketball team this year. Hedrick has an undefeated team thus far. Hedrick played Ashland last week and won by two points. Coach is Barney Riggs, ninth grade physical educa tion teacher. The team in cludes Bill Collins, Bruce Bertrand, Bob Dames, Mike Farthing, Marc Bayliss, Don Cranston, Ken Myers, Ron Scnwinler, Jon McCardell, Paul Brainerd, Fred Puhl, Don Wilson, Jack Hurt, and Frank Rowe. Thursday's game with North Grants Pass came out 51-40 in our favor. Bruce Stitch News All will love them! Use knitting worsted for fluffy-as-fur pillows in 3 colors. Easy crochet - certain hit! Pillows in loop-stitch, cut when done; makes thick pile! Pattern 7396: directions 14 Inch round; 12 square. THIRTY-FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Alice Brooks, care of Medfovd Slail Tribune, Needlecraft Dept., P.O. Box 163, Old Chel sea Station, New York 11, NY. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUM BER. 1963's Biggest Needlecraft Show stars smocked accesso ries - it's our new Needlecraft Catalog! Plus over 200 fresh-to-you designs to knit cro chet, sew, weave, embroider, quilt. Plus free pattern. Send 25 cents now! Loop- -Mil ' jyfW 1 .' tl r " in MODERN PLUMBING & SHEET METAL Phone 773-3368 fJeivs Bertrand was high point man with 22 points. Hedrick had been behind 14-11 at the end of the first ouarter. Thev took the lead at about the middle of the second quarter and held it for the rest of the game. Crater High School CRATER HIGH SCHOOL By Karin Griggt Central Point Carol Mundlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mundlin, 547 Laurel st., was first place winner and was awarded the $50 bond in the "Voice of Democracy" contest held at Crater High school in the speech lab January 31. Competing and speaking on the subject "What Freedom Means to Me" were Dave Force, Tom Crawford, Karen Griggs, Shirley Savage, Carol Mundlin, Carol Foote, Bob Allen and Joyce Roberts, Eight nervous students wait ed anxiously for the decision of the judges. Gilbert Mack Charles Bateman and Free man Mason, mayor of Cen tral Point. Victor David, post com mander, conducted the cere mony, assisted by Donald Lacy, speech teacher at Crater. Lacy also introduced r.d Smitt, past commander of the post and hospital depart ment cnairman. Post Commander Otlev. of tne crater Lake Post 1833, announced the winners: Carol Mundlin, first, Karen Griggs, second ana Uave Force, third. ine voice of Democracy speech contest is an annual contest sponsored by the Vet erans of Foreign Wars. This is the sixteenth such affair. but is the first time the event has been held in the Rogue valley. The visitors were conduct ed on a tour of the speech lab, while waiting the decis ion of the judges. Phoenix High School Edited by Sherry Schwietert and Lynn Morrison Phoenix High school's chorus and band will hold a concert for the public early in February, he Triple Trio also will participate. Senior Laura Griffith has been notified by Michigan State university of her selec tion to compete for the Alumni Distinguished Schol arship award. This is one of the nation's outstanding schol- rship programs worth $1,500 nnually. Seven students received a straight A average during the first semester period, which ended Jan. 18. Freshmen in cluded Paulette Kime and Bonnie Simmonds. Sopho mores were Cheryl Bolz and Linda Cauthon, while the jun iors were represented by Dick Saunders. Seniors Richard Coulter and Dorothy James also were on this list. Receiving no grade lower than a B in the senior class were Carol Anderson, Curt Barnes, Pat Bentley, Laura Griffith, Judy Hobbs, Dave McAlaster, Marta Montalvo, Saundra Nelson, Rickey Richey, Penny Simmonds, Judy Stewart, and Jan Stone. Juniors on this list were Judy Eagley, Daniel Cooper, Michele Dube, Lorna Fowler, Betty Howell, Nelda Miller, Lois Rasmussen, and Fred Swingle. Sophomores, who had the greatest number on the Honor Roll, included John Barker, Jackie Bartelli, Saun dra Becker, Paul Diederich, Stephen Dube, Cathy Fisher, Florence Footh, Eugene Hill, John Homer, Jacque Jeska, Pat McAlaster, Louise Mc Dowell, Dale O'Hara, Bonnie Sweeney, Jay Thomas, and William Varner. There were 12 freshmen who received recog n i t i o n. Among them were Robin Barnes, Coreen Davis, Kath leen Engberg, Mark Fern?, Don Lewis, Cynda Kesler, Cheryl Natwick, Michael Scu- V.ItU C 1. T. . l. titunW r.ih.r j I Terry Welburn. Phoenix students are par ticipating in the program for able and gifted at Southern Oregon college. Students enrolled in the classes of creative writing are Juniors Michele Dube and Lorna Fowler. Seniors include Lori Braun, Terri Diederich Dnnna Hill, Dorothy James, Saundra Nelson, Jan Stone and Louis Mauldin. World Literature students are Pam Grove and Dick Sanders, jun iors. Judy Stewart and Sally Strong. PHS seniors, are par ticipating in an advanced Cap C. Vandagrift REAL ESTATE APPRAISER, CONSULTANT & NEGOTIATOR ANNOUNCES HIS NEW LOCATION 1 King Street Phone 779-1666 Medford, Oregon Railroad Payroll Tax Hike Proposed Washington (UPD The ad ministration Tuesday propos ed boosting taxes on railroad payrolls to get railroad wel fare plans out of financial difficulties. The legislation, a political hot potato, would levy higher taxes on the railroad and on those railroad employees who earn more than $400 a month. An industry spokesman said It would boost by $56 million a year the payments railroads must make into funds which finance employee retirement and unemployment benefits. Tax boosts for workers, who contribute only to the retire ment fund, would range as high as $43.50 a year. Ullman's Daughter Festival Princess Washington-OIPD-Anita UU- man, daughter of Rep. and Mrs. Al Ullman, has been named Oregon's Cherry Blos som princess for the annual festival here April 2-6. She is a student at Wells College in Aurora, N.Y. LAST IS FIRST Chicago -tUPIt- Visiting jour nalist Alexandre Ga.n' rasio informed Mayor Richard J Daley that the Chicago Demo cratic leader was known in Brazil as the "last of the big city political bosses." Daley protested, "No, no, I'm the first of the new leaders." study tion. of business organiza- Southern Oregon college was the scene of a speech tournament recently in which Phoenix speech students, ac companied by Mrs. Mildred Hadley, participated. Those from Phoenix who took part were Laura Griffith and Richard Coulter, who formed a two-man debate team. Also p a r t i c i p a ting were Sue Thrapp, Nelda Miller, Lee Johnson and Tod Dole. An explanation of the pro posed consolidation with Med ford District 549C will be given by school officials at the monthly Parent-Teachers association Feb. 7. There will be an opportunity for parents to ask questions they might have. Super-Simple 9061 SIZES UVi-2414 Look slim, smart in this easy-sew sundress with wide shoulder straps to conceal bra. Ideal anywhere. Doubles as jumper with blouse. Printed Pattern 9061: Half S'js H't, IS'.i, ,oi 4 requires yards 45-inch fabric. FIFTY CENTS in coins for this pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for first class mail. Send to Marian Martin, Medford Mail Trib une, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER FREE OFFER! Coupon in Spring Pattern CataloR for one pattern free - any one you choose from 300 deaiiin ideas. Send 50 cents now for Catalog. Hi 4 M Iri V hi (i f i' MEDFORD The Medico I have recently seep sev eral middle-aged women with a cystitis, or inflammation of their urinary bladder so mild I advis ed leaving it alone- and a urologist agreed with me. In one of the c, se , the woman had , Jbeen treated Alvarei for week. with large doses of several strong antibiotics, and still there were a few bacteria left in her urine. It is interesting that in most of the cases the woman never did have troublesome symp toms, except perhaps on the first day or two of the illness. Then she may have had fre quency of urination with some burning, and nerhaDs a little bleeding. In none of the cases did the slight infection ol tne bladder scerr to be producing any general symp toms, sucn as those that might go with a slight cold. The woman felt well and she had no fever. That the few germs she had in her bladder were not doing her much, if any, harm was snown by the fact that there were no pus cells in her urine. In other words, the germs were not causing an inflam mation of the wall of the bladder. Every so often, when a study has been made A sev eral hundred women or sev eral hundred high school girls cnosen at random, bacteria have been found in the urine of a small percentage of them. In a recent article. Drs. C. M. Kunin and A. J. Paquin, Jr. and Elizabeth Zacha, R.N., reported a study of urinary tract infections found on ex amining 9,878 school chil dren. They found 54 of the girls and 2 of the boys with such an infection - in all but two of the cases without symptoms. A few of the chil dren had disease in their kid neys, and 7 were diabetic. Should Have Examination If a woman suddenly finds herself urinating frequently and with some burning, she should have a freshly passed sample of urine looked at un der the microscope, a id if there are many bacteria pres ent, she should have . physici an give her (usually) one of the sulfa types of antibiotic. If this does not quickly clear up the condition, the woman should be examined to see if there is some con dition present in either her urinary bladder or the kidney (such as kidney stones) that can keep the infection going. Also if the woman has had children and has been left with a torn perineum and a bladder hanging down - in which the urine stagnates and gets infected - an operation which will push her bladder up where it belongs may quickly give her relief. In other cases, her kidne. may have to be x-rayed, after she has taken a special dye. A urologist may have to look into the woman's bladder with his electrically lighted cystoscope to see if there is anything locally wrong. Worried Grandmother Many a grandmother writes me to say she is worried and distressed because she fears that her daughter is not feed ing the children the foods and vitamins they should be getting; or she show no de sire to take Johnny to a plas tic surgeon to have hit flar ing ears moved back close to his head; or she is not getting Clara's buck teeth cut down to siie; or she is not seeing to it that Bill's squinting eye is operated on and straight ened: or she is cnnnrnH w. cause he is not growing tall, or because Louise looks as if she were going soon to weigh 200 pounds, or perhaps be 8 feet tall. Perhapi anoth er child is stuttering, or an other who is still wetting the bed - and the mother is not doing anything about it. Usually, if I can . id time in which to write the grand mother, I tell her that while I feel just as she does that the child ought to be seen by a doctor and given the needed help, I fear that if her daughter shown nn -ion of taking a hint about caring for the child, nothing can be accomplished by meddling. rsr LETS GO FISHING 1937 CHEVY V, TON PICK-UP with Csmptf, A Cyl., Standard Transmission, Custom Cab, Good Tins A Rtal Buy LEA RAMBLER Fifth and B -left fhont MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFCRD, Roundup Emeritus Consultant tn Medicine Mayo tunic fcnieritus Professor of Medicine Mayo t'lliuc (Reenter and Tribune syndicate, 1961) Occasionally, Grandmother can accomplish something by offering, if she has the money, to pay for taking the child to a doctor or plastic surgeon or dentist. If you or a member of your family is showing symptoms of Parkinson's Disease, you'll want to read Dr. Alvarez' booklet on the subject. You may obtain it by sending 25 cents and a self-addressed, stamped envelope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alva rez, Dept. MMT, Box 957 Des Moines 4, Iowa. Widows File Suit In Boat Accident Portland -0IPft- Trial opened before Federal Judge John F. Kilkenny Tuesday of a suit by two Aberdeen, Wash., wid ows and the owner of a purse sein boat seeking $593,000 damages from the federal gov ernment. The three asked damages for loss of tlte women's hus bands and the fishing boat off the ' Westport Bar Jan 28, 1960. Mrs. Robert Bolan and Mrs. Ted Sigurdson asked $254,000 each for loss of eir hus bands. Roy C. Furfierd, West port, asked $85,000 for the fishing vessel Barbara Lee which sank after taking the Coast Guard's 52-foot motor lifeboat, Invincible, in to. v. The United States filed a petition claiming the vessel was lost as a result of peril at sea. Testimony Tuesday said the Invincible set out to answer a distress call from the Bar bara Lee because of turbu lence at the bar. But the In vincible capsized and was sub sequently taken in tow by the boat it went to rescue. Another wave struck the Barbara Lee and it overturn ed and sank and the two crewmen were killed. SEES CONGO ACCORD Washington -flJPD- Prospects are promising for "a quick and peaceful settlement" of the Congo situation, accord ing to Secretary of State Dean Rusk. i LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jack son In the Matter of the Estate of Gust S Avceris, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thnt the undorsigned has been ap pointed and qualified as Admin istrator of the estate of Gust S. Avfjeris, deceased, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same with proper vouchers, at the office of Donald K. Denman. 10 Brophy Building, Medford, ure snn. within six month from the date hereof. Dated this Z3rd day ot Janu ary, 19 63. uonaio r. uenman, Administrator. CITATION No. 11470 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Or OHEliON fOH IHIi COUNTY OF JACKSON Prnbaie Department. In the Matter of the Estate of CLAUDE AUGUSTUS GROVE, also known as Claude A. Grove, Deceased. TO: Russell F Norvell, Chester E. Norvell Aubrey E. Norvell, Cecile Hume and Ercll Shine. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby com manded and cited to appear In the above-entitled court and matter within ten (10) days from the date ot the service, of this cita tion. It served within Jackson County Oregon, and within twenty (20i days if served in any other county of the State of Oregon, if personally servrn, or u servea ny publication, within twenty-eight (2H days from the date of the first publication of thii citation, to show cause, if any exists, why an order of sale of the real prop erly of said estate situated tn Jackson County C?on. to-wit Beginning at the Quarter Section rrni between Sections 27 and 2ft. Township 33 South. Range 4 West of the Willamette Meridian n Jnckssr. Countv, C.c&un; thence East 723 0 feet to the crnter line of the East Evans ViiHev County Road; thence j North 8 30' West lona t' I rosd line H40 0 fe-i 1 thence North O 30 West lflfl fet to a Din. tl.aJ line point of : beginning; thence North 0 30' West lfifi feet tn a pin; thence South 83' Ori' 3H4.3 feet to a pin; thence South 8 30' East lfifi feet to a pin: ?nce West erly 408 feet 2 Inches tn the point of brginnlnc: containing one and mi-half acres, more or lens, excepting County Road riffht-ttf-uTKU tn ny the expenses of arltninistra- I lion ana tne ciatms againM nmn ! c.ite bv T C Hopkins, the duly j appointed, qualified and acting ad- I minialralor of the above entitled ! ettate fthoiiM not b? marie as prayed for in the petition of aid ! administrator cn file !.. Witness my hand and seal of ! snid Court this 21st day of Janu ! ary. 1963 l E M. Madden. Clerk for Um Circuit Cnijrt ; r,t tn nl O.'CfcOd for i jqrkFnn County. Dy Res Jenkins. Sel oi Circuit Court of Jackson County, State of Oregon. j At 772 - 6185 lw I, OREGON LEGAL NOTICES . .!J0IlrE TO IRKniTORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON. FOR JACKSON COUNTY , IN PROBATE 11iri-MUer 01 ,he E'tale of JAMES MARCELLl'S SPENCER . Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN "... . urii appointed oy the Circuit Court o( the State 01 Ore' . "V w" """"' Admin istrator of the estate of Jamci Marcelluj Spencer, deceased, and have Hlllv niiali,., A ,, ... rt persons havinj claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them, with proper vouchers and duly verified to me at the office of Kelly Si Grant Attorneys. 100S East Main Street. Medford. Oreion within six months from the date of this notice. DATED at Medford. Oregon, this 30 day of January. 1963 JAMES H. SPENCER KELLY GRANTn"n",r"r Attorneys for Estate loos East Main Street Medford. Oreion NOTUH OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 2lst day of February 1963 at the hour of 9:00 o'clock A.M. at the front door of the Jackson County Courthouse lo. cated at Main and Oakdale Street in Medford. Oregon, I shall sell at public auction for cash, to the hl.hesi bidder, all of the right, ti 'Ij "" estate and Interest of Joa ,..,... Duiuue Aoains. nus- hand and wife In the following described r-al nrnn.,.. ...... " Commencing at a point on the .'..JyiS ' Lot 10 Block 3 J WS SJ. EDFRD to the Cit? of Medford. Jackson Countv Oregon, said point being 500 feet North from the Southeast corner of said Lot 10. thence west parallel with the South line of said lot. a distance of 200P feet to the true point of beginning: thence North parallel with the West line of said Lot a distance of 130.0 feet: thence West parallel with the South line Jl said Lot. a distance of 82 !ke,:.,hfne South Parallel with the East line of said Lot. a dls. w.,' " .I30 0. fecl: to P"1"' West of the true point of be. ginning: thence East 82 feet iAin cIVet. poinl ot bintilt. , ' """v inane pursuant to an Execution In Foreclosure issued out of the Circuit Court Co i" t i k, reon '"f the .... . ,,,, w (. JQln Qy Sod TnVfryo I963' whcre'n Dein ......... , wituai- i.uinpany, mc. a corporation is Plaintiff and Joe l"ndnl wife are defendants. 196-1 ,y 01 J,nury, De Armond Leigh, Sheriff. Jackson County, Oregon. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS for Th r?..f' Yf?I"a. PmI Mnler M"in n B'ddle Road "from ....uw nuaU ,u irair LHKC H pi. y'n the City of Medford. Ore- wQF?- osss. t IK n'L J"1,' unm ruary. 1063 and will then be pub. uii; r , M paid for by LWl u.. r , '"u" cnecK-warranta i , 'mP"vement Fund War- ir..i.j .cuirn oy assessments such vS" property b"ll by lhe work Includes the following: ..,...lllolclv llJua unenr feet Trench Excavation and Backfill Pipe "" lrn Approximately 1J linear feet Furnish and Install 8" Cast Iron iA,PPir22lm."tel?.1.:ch furnish & .......... u.ic valve oj-uiHiii Assemniiea Approximately 840 lbs. Furnish -HBl lTon r lltings ohi ?nVnd sP""lltns may be slon office In the City of Medford fmS rV. UCP"S!' ' (1S00 1 Ef"i'ed "MTirjiS : . ,viih.-biioh, are re turned in good condition within S days after the bid opening. Bidders shall pre-quallfy under 279018 Oregon Revised Statutes. J i"nea 10 reject any and all proposals and to accept ....... ,..,,unn. an 10 IOC Deal Interest of the Cltv. Dated this 1st day of February. 196.1. C1TV OF MEDFORD. OREGON Robert L. Lee. Superintendent Board of Water Commlaaloners Must Clear Wood Lot! DRY Body Fir and Hardwood at Reduced Prices! We Deliver -Phone 772-6223 NAUMES Equipment & Fuel Co. 2840 South Pacific Hiway Over 19,000 C!l to Prospective A CLASSIFIED AD IN For Quick Results Use This Write Your Ad Below - 1 Word to a Space - Cost Per Word Appears at Right. Nsma and Addran Count tha Sam ai Other Words Minimum Six 2 Lintt Mail Now to Classified Ad Dept., MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon Please run my ad for DAYS in THE MAIL TRIBUNE under Classification I enclose $ in full payment NAME ADDRESS LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE or FINAL HEARING No. loin IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF JACK SON In the MATTER of the ESTATE of James Thomaa Buckley, also known as James T- Buckley, de ceased. Notice ! hereby given that the undersigned executor of the will and estate of the above named de ceased has filed in the above tn tllled court and matter his final account and report ol the adminis tration of said estate and said court by lu order has fixed February 14th 1963. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A.M., at the court room of the above entitled court In the Jackson County court house, at Medford, Jackson county. Oregon, as the time and place for the hear ing of settlement of any and all ob jections to said final account and report, or any item thereof. Any aim an persons navlng any objec tion to said account and report are required to make or tile the same on or before the aforesaid time fixed for said hearing Dated and first puhllshed thii 16th day of January. 1963. LEWIS. T. BUCKLEY, Executor. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Birtit, ur uhcuun run jack- In The Matter of the Estate WILLIAM H. POMEROY. uereased. Tcrvrtrr is lu-Dt-nv ninvxt that by an order of the above entitled Court dated January 28, moo, ine unaemsnea wit ad. pointed executrix of the estate of William H Pnm.nv ,..r...w and all per ions having claims . , vnaui vaioit at c ncreuy notified to present the same to (. cAcvuiiix hi sau rranKiin Building, Medford. Oregon, prop erly verified as provided by law -sU "miiiii sia iiiuuiiLs iiuni ine date of first publication hereof. nix"1 Ja "a "r puDiisned mis 30th day of January. 1063. v iuia romeroy. executrix. FARRELL. BLACKHURST & Attorneys for Executrix. AIIVKRTISEMKNT FOR BIIIS Sealed hida will h pm.vhi hu the Jackson Countv Court at th Courthouse at Medford. Oregon, on or before 10:30 A.M. on the tain day ot February. 1963. for recapping andor repairing of pneumatic tires for the Jackson County Road Department for the fiscal year of March 1, 1063, to March 1. 1964 Instructions to bidders, ornnnsal forms, and specifications may ha seen at the office of the Countv Clerk or the office of the County Engineer of Jackson County. JACKSON COUNTY COURT: Earl M. Miller, County Judge. E. H Taylor. County Commissioner. Donald E. Faber. County Commissioner. Classified Rates Minimum Size: Two Lines 1 Hay per word.. 3 days per word... 8c l'2c 3 days per word..WMW.,..i8c 15 days per word a.......... 19c 6 days per word 20o Jackson, Josephine and Siskiyou Counties Rate Other Areas Per Word 0c Per Day By Una Per Month 3.00 Box Number Service Charge SOo (Minimum Cash Ad 80c) Business Directory Each line per month $2.20 Minimum per month.. 98.75 Dead Line on Classified Ads 5:00 p.m. for following- day, except 10 a.m. for Monday: i for Sunday noon Saturday. Dead Line on Display Classi fied Ads 10:00 a.m. Saturday for Sunday and Monday; 3 p.m. the day beore publication for Tues. through Frf. A!PKOVBD IKIIIT CHAIU.ES JilU.KD BY THE LINK Minimum Charge 20 Jackson, Josaphln A Sliklyou Countlas """""" Consacntlvo Insertion Minimum atio 1 Unas ' t day M par worn I ' .! - " J7 " " M ' " Minimum cash prlco 10. ;,(ijm,ira sir., 1 it not. uharsen ads, on appnirtd credit, art killed en line ri. Minimum OUtfe ' 1126. Mlnlmnm sit I lines - Rate oulilde the three CouiiUea, to per word per day. PHONE .. City WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1963 l LEGAL NOTICES AUVtRTlSEMENT FOR BIDS 1 b,d W1" received by rH.,J.Scluon .C,".un,y Cour In thi Courthouse at Medlord. O.-egon on or before 10.00 A.M. on tlie 13th ?,?,ik1 cbu"y- 1063. tot the furnishing of new tires and tubes for passenger cars, trucks and County (toad Department for the M""clhy,".r964' &r"Ch '' ,893' lnitruction u bidden and pro Pom) formi ior the Ure and tubei can be Seen at the office of the County Clerk or the office ot the County Engineer of Jackson Countv. JACKSON COUNTY COURT: Earl K. Miller, County Judge. E. H Taylor. County Comminioner. Donald E. Faber, County CommiMloner. CLASSIFIED PERSONAL Lodge Notices ... 1 Special Club Notices ,,, a Personal 3 Lobt and Found 4 Instructions S Wanted Male Help 10 Wanted Female Help 11 Male or Female Help 12 Wanted Situations 13 Wanted Miscellaneous 14 Financial dc Loans , .. , 15 REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses 20 For Rent Apartments .21 For Rent Furnished Rooms .. 22 Rent Rooms and Board 23 For Rent Miscellaneous 24 Wanted To Rent 23 Medford Realty Board 30 For Sale Real Estate ui Business Opportunities 3i Wanted Real Estate 33 AD DIRECTORY FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies .. . 40 Appliances .. 41 Furniture 4a Musical Equip.. Radio, TV"143 sports and Hobbles 44 Miscellaneous .45 Nurseries ...... 48 Dogs and Peta . 50 Poultry ...si Livestock 52 Wanted Livestock 53 Hay, Grain and Feed 54 Frulta & Vegetablea 85 Automotive A Equipment Machinery and Tractors 60 Logging Equipment ......... 8 1 Equipment For Rent 63 Trailers M 70 Par,. ,, A ...... -I h. Cyclea and Scooters 73 .ois miiu irucKI 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Classify A MONDAY ONLY Business Directory b Card of Thinks FOR" THE MANYActs of Kindness, uy our inenns, ana relatives, during the passing of our Father, Carlton E. (Gene) Bellows; and for the beautiful floral offerings, We extend our heartfelt grati tude. The Bellows Family. 1 LODGE NOTICES A SPEC POIN jjrA af&i EA.7 SPECIAL CE STbTL POINT Lodge No. 135 AF&AM. Wednesday. Feb :3o p.m. Work In vlteri V W. Hooklns. V M 2 SPECIAL ClUB EVENTS ntiMMir.v sit w viicr wrb Auxiliary veterans nf FnrtiBn War VsM. rs. St. Good clean clothing, dishes, & miscellaneous Items. Sals starts at ft am. tn A -in An... one having Rummage to donate m i w n i sssssssi i i WstaW mm fear Customers in Just Few Hours THE MAIL TRIBUNE Convenient Order Form 1 2-SPECIAl ClUB EVENTS OIEi S,ilt Mothers Club RummiTi Fehl Bid, lot N. Ivy. Proceeds I j to the sH'holsrthip fund. 3-PERSONAl DANCE Feb. 9Ul. Upper Applegita Grange AS OF this date I will not be responsible tor any debts other than my own. Carl Brower, Butte Falls Star Rt.. Box 4 House ol Beauty has new houri. 5 9 P M- clOMd Mon days Call or drop in lor ap pointment. 773-8226. Edwardi i Niantlc. RM for I elderly ambulatory lady or man Ai wife to live in my comfortable home. 773-769B. 1 YIf-L.NO LONGER BE respon slble for any debts other than V??0S?; !1S"S.W'lm Hatten, - ...cm. ure. Ph. 772-2333 ves. or Suns, for ??iPi'Pim.enl?' . John Hatfield. 1311 Crater Lake Ave HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS? See Wayne Medford. He can ar il IS! " lo,n '"f you tTon W 1300, on furniture, automobile or salary. -&VS,ENJ'Pe "NANCE CORP. JACKSONVILLE DENTAL LAB rVl! reP"'l while you wait 890-1071 899.1539 MAXENE'S TAX SERVICE Day or eve. 664-2731 3558 Table Rock Rd. DRINKING YOUR PROBLEM? ' Contact A. A. Sun. 8 pjn. Thurs. 8:30. 404 Walnut Ph. (164-2006 779-12.11 TAX REPORTS. Cleo Canoose. 83 vuuri. i-or aay or eve. ap pointments phone 772-2913. Same ami-p lull, ANYONE havinj m drinking prob- "... n.LUIII0 it me flieatora Group of Acoholtca Anonymous 8:30 p.m. Tues. & Sat. rear of 212 N. Oakdale. 773-4848. Al Anon Group lut av .ir t,,.. INCOME tax service. Cecelia Ray. INCOME TAX SPECIALIZED BOOKKEEPING 216E Main J72-9 139-772-9862 tax Returns Day or EviT GALIN E. JORDAN 899-1448 400 "D" St.. Jacksonville Prompt Tax Service MARGUERITE RONE Call 664-1332 Day or Eve. 3312 Table Rock RH. M.rifnrrf AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? -a, uiivuig recora, un insured accident financial re- f.pon,',b,"",y Illln' 'o- ' making it difficult for you to accural proper insurance, see us. Con venient monthly Installment. Don S''hos Insuror. 1005 E. Main. Medford. 773-6638. Open Mon. A Tues. 'till 0 p.m. 'GINGER' OWNER OF BEAUTY SALON at nan -,..,- a... c ,, ,. -."" r.. oyvtiai person allied service. All work guaran- ; 'auiea wun uun. EVENING APPOINTMENTS Closed Mondaya 773-3139 MERLE NORMAN CoameUc StudloT r "u"rerDiaB. 772-BBU .HOUSE OF BEAUTY EDWARDS i N1ANTIC ST. MEDFORD. PH. 772-8228. Welcome. NANCV Mcutv LOST 1 pair of ladlea alaaaea. Call 773-4427. Reward. $600 WILL HANDLE $600 will hand. clsan 1 bdrm. homt. Assume title, 17 mo. plus T It I, Lgs. Fsnctd Back Yd., Gar., Gabled roof. 341 O'Gsrs. 772-2420. EXTRA! I EXTRA! COMICE PEARS Wonderful titiitf fcvt 4 m ajuallfr fw Mr Gift in. $25 Lug OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY I A.M. 5 P.M. 2 M!l South an Highway 99 m m m m m m MMMMMtWM L 613 itt Jackson Street