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MEDrORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON South Africa Is Subject of Talk South Africa is a land of amazing contrasts, Deanne Dayton, Grants Pass girl who recently returned from a year's study at Rhodes uni versity in the Republic of South Africa, said in an ad dress here Tuesday. Speaking before the Med ford Rotary club at a lunch eon meeting at the Rogue Val ley Country club, Miss Day ton said that alongside a fine university in a South African city could be found areas of extreme poverty. Here the people are segre gated into so-called "loca tions" and the separation is total. The Africans, however, are wonderful and are vital ly concerned with the future of their country. The speaker talked with refugees from the Congo and observed that much of the troubles today in that area is due to the unsettled condi tion of dislocated people. South Africa is a young coun try with growing pains; re sembles greatly the U.S. mid west country. The cry of Africa for Afri cans does not take into con sideration the fact that Euro peans were first in the south ern area and have every right to remain. There are, Miss Dayton observed, 15 million people living in South Afri cans. Education of the latter is a long process which ac counts for the fact that to day we see a highly devel oped European civilization side-by-side with primitive na tive culture. Deanne Dayton graduated from Pacific university at Forest Grove, and studied in South Africa on a Rotary Foundation Fellowship. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 19S3 ThcyH Do It Every Tune ---'"-- By Jimmy Hatlo CAN I HAVE FIVE DOLLARS' WORTH OP NICkELS,PLEASE?Sjy- VOU DOnT HAPPEN TO HAVE A RARE-COIN CATALOG I COULD i BORROW, DO YOU ? 1 DIDMT KNOW TUERE . T" " . ( WERE SO MANV COIN 1THE f MVUKJCLE V7 NUTS-I OUE55 THAT5 J nckvc ui- t-i u50 t0 5ivE i ALL A NICKEL IS GOOD I inuae uus- 0l.d C0IN9-HE 11 1 XJ"' NUIVl nti; vi. J -fXK UP THE y 1.- r-5S 4 nr u,,rn I V wn IP. M IfeWli 7"N ns Pli dimes, please-L lT7 7 JvSnbTl J GETTIN& FIRST-HAND VwlSt rSi KNOWLEDGE OP THE r-cQjjit-- RARE-COIN COLLECTORS' The Family Council Editor's note: The Family Council conslttf of a judge, a phychtalrist, three clergymen, three editors and a women's editor. Each arUcle is a summary of a family disagreement presented to the Council. The Council deals with problems, major and minor, encountered by guidance counselors and social workers. Edited by Mrs. Alma Denny. (Copyright by General Features Corp.) FORCES TO PANAMA Washington - IUPII - A com pany of special forces para troopers from Fort Bragg, N. C, has been sent to the Panama Canal zone to form the nucleus of a new counter insurgency fighting unit, the Army disclosed Saturday. It will be maintained there on a permanent basis. Mrs. L. S.-Now that the man is willing to marry her, she refuses. Wanda S.-Maybe some day I will but not under this cloud. Mrs. L. S.-My 18-year-old daughter has gotten herself into such a mess that life doesn't seem worth living any more for either of us. She's pregnant by a mar ried man. He put up the money for an illegal opera tion which was performed in another country. The cost was in the thousands. But now we learn that she must have been carrying twins, for she's still pregnant despite the surgery. Since the man and his wife are childless and es tranged, they have offered to get a divorce so that he can marry Wanda and legitima tize the child. This seems like the best way out. But now, at this late date, she ARIES yT MAR. 22 ?? 1- 3-14-21 S23.42-48 STAR GAXEK By ULAI r. HJLLA.N f TAURUS APR. 21 I MAY 21 :f 7- 6-37 J 1 46-55.80-88l GEMINI MAY 22 "i36-39-52-o9 gfr 72-76-86-901 CANCER JUNE 23 rHl 1-22-28-43 rVfl JULY 24 . . AUG. 23 '3,13-27-34-6 L74.78-84-39 VIRGO yft AUG. 24 y SEPT. 22 PHI 5-13-20-44 L Your Daily Activity Gvidt t According to tha Stan. 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J Hemorrhoids Cured Painlessly By Non-Surgical Method The non-surgical, electronic i menU wilt be given without method for treatment of Hem- additional fee. orrho.ds (Pile.) developed by Patienta experience little doctor, of the Beal-Oliver ' any pain. Their treatment rj Sandv Blvd. Clinic has been to quire, no hospitalization and successful and permanent in does not employ drugs or in nature that the following pol- jections. , , icv is offered their pat.enU: Write today tor a tree, da- After all symptoms of Hem-1 scnptive brx.klet, yours without orhoid,...hve subsided and obligation: The Beal-Ohver the patient ha. been dis- Sandy lvd. Cl.nic .Ch.roprac. charged, if he should ever hav. tic rVV".20 HKUirence. aU further treat-1 Sandy Blvd., Portland 12, Or says she wants to give the baby away and forget him. Wanda S.-In spite of the terrible state I'm in at pres ent, I'm able to look ahead. This is due to some advice I've been getting at the shel ter where I'm awaiting the birth of this child. My mother thinks it's ridiculous, but I don't. They've helped me see how mixed up I am. This man is 33 and I found him such a comfort during the year after my father's death. But the psychologist has pointed out to me that I never loved Bill and that I'm not able to love anyone because I'm so full of anger against my mother, and even against myself. I want to sign the baby away for adoption, as the agency suggests, and then get myself straightened out emotionally. The Council: The longer we work at this let's-talk-it-over business, the more we are heartened by the good advice our readers get from the ac credited agencies we refer them to. Of course we only inject the name of an organ ization as a third "arm," in cases where a person's own two hands may not be able to handle the whole load. Us ually we aim to suggest an okay approach to take on the spot, and on the double. Invited to consider Wanda's problem at this crucial point, we can't do much more than urge her mother to thank her stars that the girl is at last in the care of experts. It would be madness and folly to backtrack into the bog from which Wanda is painfully ex tricating herself. The girl is emotionally rocky, if not ill. The man also is no great shakes as a specimen of men tal and moral health. Why compound the "felony"? Psy chiatrists repeatedly warn their patients not to quite school, while under treatment. Wanda is now, and will be for a while, under the sort of care which will, with luck, prepare her to make sound choices and judgments. At present she is hardly a whole person, and is not ready to be an adequate wife or moth er to anyone-regardless of her sexual excursions. An extra dividend may ac crue from following the ad vice of the shelter staff. This will be some attention for Mrs. S. Her state of depres sion borders on the suicidal as she describes her life as not worth living. As part of their counseling, Wanda's ad visors will certainly bring in her mother a few times. Per haps that mountain of "anger1 can be shaved down to a mole hill. We tack on here a finding of the Youth Consultation Service of the Episcopal Dio cese of New York that most of the hundreds of girls they help place their infants for adoption, return home, event ually marry, and "send us pictures of their husbands and babies. Wilson Assisting State Legislators H. Dewey Wilson, Medford attorney, is in Salem this week to assist state legisla tors with problems of bill drafting and technical legal advice. He is one of the volunteers for the Oregon State Bar's program of legal service to the legislature. Wilson, one of 21 lawyers chosen for the program, will remain in Salem for two weeks. He has been active in civic and professional organ izations since his graduation from the University of Ore gon Law School in 1951. He served as chairman of the juvenile advisory commit tee to the circuit court for Jackson county and later served on the committee on juvenile law during the prep aration and enactment of the new juvenile code. In announcing the appoint ment, Eugene E. Marsh, Mc- Minnville, president of the Oregon bar, pointed out that lawyers arc chosen to serve on the basis of their legal ability and industry. They are requested to confine their advice to technical matters, leaving policy decisions to the legislators. Jackson Named to Need Commission Glenn L. Jackson of Med ford, vice president of Pa cific Power and Light com pany, has been named to the Commission on Capital Needs of the 3.2 million member United Presbyterian church in the United States. Jackson will serve on the 100-member commision to se cure $102 million over a three-year period for the church's capital needs. The appointment was an nounced through the Presby terian office of information, New York. Dr. Thcophilus M. Taylor, secretary of the denomina tion's general council, said in New York that the funds will be used for buildings and other facilities In the United States and abroad. Dr. Taylor explained that colleges, seminaries and hos pitals have been forced to plan for increased facilities to meet the demands of an ex panding ministry around the world. Paul A. Carnahan, presi dent of National Steel corpor ation, has been named chair man of the commission. FIRST IN 40 YEARS Meridian, Miss. - (IIH) - L. (Mack) McAllister, chair man of the state Young Re publicans club, Tuesday be came the first Republican In lmost 40 years to be elected to the Mississippi Legislature. LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES 3 Ways Pretty! 2-8 On the AIR By ELEANOR WIE5E East meets West, musically speaking, when "Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic in Japan," a program featuring the an cient music, dance and pup petry of Japan and some of the great music of the West, is rebroadcast Thursday at 8 p.m. on KBES-TV. Tlie program was filmed and taped during the Phil harmonic s four-week tour of Japan, Alaska, and Canada in the spring of 1961, financed by a $100,000 grant from the Columbia Broadcasting Sys tem. It is considered by critics one of TV's best musical shows. American television view ers will again see a perform ance of gagaku, the delicate symphonic music of ancient Japan, played by the Imperial Court musicians on the grounds of the Imperial Pal ace; bugaku, an old highly stylized Japanese dance; bun raku, the traditional Japanese Puppet Theatre; and native fisherwomcn singing as they work along Katagai Beach. The Western segments of the program feature the Phil harmonic performing works by Beethoven and Ravel. Also of note on Thursday a schedule is the "Premiere" drama at 10 p.m. on KBES TV. Ralph Bellamy stars in "Chain Reaction," the story of a brilliant but irresponsible scientist who causes the death of one of the world's most distinguished scientists. SIDES WITH WOMAN Indianapolis, Ind. - (I'PD The state Appellate Court rul ed Tuesday that Lorraine Ann Cox, 33, was entitled to unem ployment compensation be cause she quit her job with "just cause." She resigned when her boss said she could be replaced by a 10-ycar-old child. Three pretty ways to wear this lightly flared dress- choosing between bolero, col lar or perfectly plain will keep a young lady so very busy. Sewing? So very easyl Printed Pattern 9062 Children's Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8. See pattern for yardages. FIFTY CENTS In coins for this pattern add 15 cents for each pattern for first - class mail. 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PETITION FOB INCLUSION OK LANDS IN THE MATTER OT THE APPLI CATION o( ELK LUMBER COMPANY, a Cili- iornta corporation. The Petition ot Elks Lumber Company shows: Petitioner Is the owner in fee ot the following described land, situate in Jackson County, Oregon, to-wlt: Becinnina at the Southwest Cor ner of D.L.C. 64. In Sec. 14. T. 37S. R. 2W, W.M.: thence North 1864.5 feet to the true point of beginning; thence Westerly par allel to the South boundary of real property described in Vol ume 463 on pages 3'-14 to 326 of the Deed Records of Jackson County. Oregon, a distance of 7500 feet; thence North 2266 0 feet more or less to a point 12.0 feet South of the Southerly risht-of-wav boundary of a pub lic roadway known as Bcall lane; thence Easterly parallel to the boutherly boundary line ot said Beall Lane a distance of 217.3 leet. thence South 240 0 feet; thence Easterly parallel to the southerly boundary of said Beall Lane a distance of 1H0.0 feet; thence North 240.0 feet; thence Easterly parallel to the Southerly boundary of said Beall Lane a distance of 1178.7 feet: thence South 350.0 feet: thence Easterly parallel to the Southerly boundary of said Beall Lane a distance of 225.0 feet thence North 350.0 feet: thence Easterly parallel to the Souther ly boundarly of said Beall Lam a distance of 132.0 feet; thence South 19520 feet: thence west erlv parallel to the Southerly boundary of real properly de scribed in voiumn -itM on pages 324 to 328 of the Deed Kecords of Jackson county, Oregon: distance of 352.0 feet: thence South U8.0 foot; thence Westerly parallel to the southerly boun dary of above described prop erty a distance of 811.0 feet thence South 207.0 feet to the true point of beginning. Containing 80.4 acres more or less. Point of delivery for said tract being the same as that described tor that area designated Tract No. 1501 in the records of the Rogue River Valley irriga tion District. II. That said land Is adjacent to the boundaries of the Rogue River Valley Irrigation District, a mu nicipal organization, duly organ ized and existing under and spur- suant to the laws of the State ot Oregon, and lurtner that said land is suitable for aericultural and horticultural purposes, and la not piaiica in iracia ot less wan one acre. 111. That your petitioner desires to have the approximately 89.4 acres anove aescrtoeo ana to De Known as an addition to Tract 3591 in cluded in said Rogue River Valley irrigation District and is willing to pay the expense incurred by the board of directora in this pro ceeding, and to contract and here by does contract lo necome able, under bond Issue or outer form of indebtedness incurred or that may be incurred by the dis trict, to said district such snective sums as said petitioner could nave ncen rcquirea to pay to said district as assessments for the payment of the pro-rale share of the above-said described land of all honds and the interest there on, which may have been Included In said district at the time th same was originally formed when said bonds were Issued. IV. The petitioner agrees to furnish right of way from tne nearest use able district ditch: and build i ditch or use an existing water way to its property which will be satisiaciory to tne district. WHEREFORE, your petitioner ftrava that said lands be included n the District, and that the board of directors of said district make and file an order to that effect. ELK LUMBbK LUmfAWI By George c. Flanagan, Vice-President. PETITION FOR EXCLUSION Pari of Tract No. 3391 IN THE MATTER Or THE AP PLICATION of ELK LUMBER COMPANY, a C forma corporation. The Petition of Elk Lumber Company shows: 1. That the Petitioner is the owner in fee of the following de scribed land, situate in Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit: D.L.C. I1 In Sec. 14. T 37 S. R 2 W, WM: thence North S ft., thence East 8110 ft. to the true point of beginning; thence North 1820 ft. thence Easterly 501.0 ft. thence South 182 0 ft. thence Westerly 501.0 ft. to the true point of beainnine. Containing 2.10 acres more or leas. 2. That said above described nds constitute a porUon of the She'll Love It yllJ Classified Rates Minimum Six; Two Lines 1 day per word.. 3 days per word. 3 days per word. 5 dayt per word.. 6 daya per word.. - 8c ..19c ..20c Jackson, Josephine and Siskiyou Counties Rate Other Areas Per Word 9c Per Day Rogue River Valley Irrigation Dis trict, a oumic corporation oraan- ized and existing under and pur suant to the provision of Chapter 357 of the General Laws of Oregon IOr 1H17. 3. That your Petitioner desires have said land excluded iron. id lrrieation Diitrict for the following grounds and reasons, that is to say: For the reason it no loncer to oe devoted to aari- cultural use and will not be sua ble for the production of crops. WHEREFORE, your Petitioner prays that said land be excluded rom assessments dv tne nogue tver Vb lev lrrieation District and that the Board of Directors of said District make and file an order to that efiect. ELK LUMBER COMPANY By George C. Flanagan. Vice-President. STATE OF OREGON) COUNTY OF JACKSONI November 29. l(t2. Personally appeared Geora C. Flanagan, who, being duly sworn. did say that he is the Vice-President of Elk Lumber Company and that the seal affixed to the fore going Instrument is the corporate seal of satd corporation and that said instrument was signed and sealed in behalf of the said cor poration by authority of Its board of directors; and he acknowledged sa.a instrument to oe its voluntary aci una aeca. Before me: B. Sam Tavlor, Notary Public for Oregon, My Commission Expires; June 12, 1965. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Circuit Court of the state ot uregon lor the County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of jonn uetweiier, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been ppointed as executor of the ex. estate of John Detweller. deceased na an persona navlna claims against said estate are hereby no- unea io present tne same, with proper vouchers, at 10 Rrnnhv Building. Medford. Oregon, within six moths from the date hereof. Dated this 20th day of February. Donald K. Dcnman, Executor. Notice to creditors and heneftci- arics ol the estate of REGINALD n. lha( r ee, Deceased: The Un ted States National Bank of Portland Oregon, North Medford Branch, is indented upon a check ing account of the decedent above named in tne total amount S2.oin.77. The underslaned were appointed by the Superior Court oi me oiBie ot i-auiorniB. uouniv oi mamana, executors ot ine estate oi said decedent, nave quail lied, and are acttna in that capacity After 00 days from the date of first publication hereof, the undur signed will request payment of the hi a sum. Any person onjecung such payment la directed to ai notice in writing to said bank at Medford. Oregon, that he objects By Une Per Month $3.00 Box Number Service Chsrge 50o (Minimum Cash Ad 80c) Business Directory Each line per month.wM..S2.25 Minimum per month. 6 75 Desd Line on Clssslfied Ads 5:00 p.m. for following day, except 10 am. for Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday, Dead Line on Dlspliy Classi fied Ads 10:00 a m. Saturday for Sunday and Monday; 3 p.m. the day before publication for Tues. through Fri. APPROVED CREDIT CHARGES BILLED BY THE LINE Minimum Charge ,, t' m SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION No. tii-iona.E IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Or OREGON FOR JACK. SON COUNTV GENNV LAWSON, Plaintiff. GARY LAWSON. Defendant TO: Gary Law ton. defendant. IN THE NAME OF THE STATU OF OREGON: You are hereby re quired to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the aDove entitled suit on or before the last day of four weeks from the date of the first nubllfAtlnn of this summons, and, if you fall to appear and answer said complain for want thereof, the piaintiti win apply to the court for the relief demanded in snlrt complaint, succinctly stated as fol- juwi: Forever d ssolvlna the bond of matrimony heretofore and now existing between the plaintiff and the defendants and divorcing the plaintiff from defendant absolute- .AM CLASSIFIED PERSONAL Lodge Notices - Special Club Notices ., fer tonal Lott and Found Instructions Wanted Male Heln Wanted Female Heln Male or Female Help Wanted Situations . Wanted Miscellaneou . Financial & Loans . REAL ESTATE For Rent Housea 20 For Rent Apartments 21 For Rent Furn'hed Rooms 22 Rent Rooms and Board a: For Rent Miscellaneous , ?- Wanted To Rent -25 Medford Pealtv Board 30 For Sale Real Estate 31 Business Opportunities ., 32 Wanted Real Estate 33 AD DIRECTORY FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS .40 aa 41 -42 -43 -44 -45 - 4ti -50 -51 -52 -f3 54 .55 Rut Mini? Knnnli Appliances Furniture Musical Equip.. Radio, TV Sports and Hobbies - Miscellaneous . iurs;ries Dors and Pets - Poultry .. Livestock - Wanted Livestock Hay, Grain and Feed Fruits 6t Vegetables .. Automotive & Eauiomant Machinery and Tractors 60 Losfiing Equipment 61 Equipment For Rent - Trailers - 70 Parts and Accessories 71 Cycles and Scooters 72 Cars and Trucks 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Clnssifv . A MONDAY ONLY Business Directory b LEGAL NOTICES STATE OF OREGON! I ss. COUNTY Of JACKSON, January 0, P.rinnallv aoDeared George C. Flanagan, who. being duly sworn, rfirt uv thnt h la the Vice-Presi dent of Elk Lumber Company and that the seal atuxeo to me lore going instrument Is the corporate seal of said corporation and that said instrument was signed and sealed in behalf ot tne said cor poration by authority of its board of directors: and he acknowledged id instrument to De its voluntary act and deed. Before me: Lorraine H. Beard, Notary Public for Oregon, Mv Commission Expires: May 17, 1963. thereto. WELLS FARGO BANK. a corporation. By H. E. DUNNING, Trust Officer. FRANCES CHAFFEE BREITNER. Executors of the estate of Reginald it. Chaffee, de ceased. Date of first publication: Febru ary 20. 1063. b. Grantlnff tha pur ruitnHv nd control of the minor children if the parties to the olaintirr with the right of visitation by the de fendant at such times as may be reasonable. C- Requiring the defendant to iy to the clerk of the above en titled court the sum of $180.00 per month for the temporary support 01 me cmiuren 01 tne parties un til further order of the court. d. Requiring the defendant, on the entry of a decree herein, to pay to the clerk of the above en titled court on behalf of n alntiff the sum of $45.00 per month for the support of each of the minor cnuoren 01 the parties until such minor child attains his or her majority or sooner becomes eman cipated, and during said period trt nuv all rsaannakla maln.l A dental expenses Incurred on be- nail ot said children. e. nenutrlne the defendant to pay forthwith to the clerk of the above entitled court the sum of 5 .130.00 for Plaintiff '1 attnrnev't fees and costs for the prosecution of this suit. f. rot auch other and further rellet as the court may deem just no cauiianta. -inis summons is putmtned ny order of the Honorable James M. Main, Judge ot the Circuit Court 01 tne mate 01 uregon tor jacK on County, duly made and en tered on tne Btn day ot February, 1063. The time nrescrlbed In said or der of publication of this summons is once a wit jor rour consec utive weeks. The date of the first fiuoiicaiton 01 mis summons ho ICtth Hav nt Fhrnarv iaa.1 FROHNMAYER. LoWRY. HO- CAN & DEATH ERAtiB Attorneys for Plaintiff Post Office Address: 200 Cooley Theatre Building Medford, Oregon NOTICE TO rRrniTnn IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH STATE OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY IN PHDRATIT In the Mattpr rtf th Ftnt nt JAMES MARCELLUS SPENCER, Deceased. NOTICE IS HKRFRV HlVPrf that I have been appointed by tha Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for Jackson County as Admin isirator 01 tne estate of James Marcellus Spencer, deceased, and have duly qualified. All persons having claims against said estala are hereby notified to present them, with proper vouchers and duly verified, to m at the offim of Kelly eV Grant Attorneys. 1005 East Main Street, Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date ot this notice. DATED at Medford. Oreaon. thia 30 day of January, 1063. JAMES H. SPENCER Acimlnlstratnr KELLY & GRANT Attorneys for Estate 1005 East Main Street Medford, Oregon NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby aiven that I have been appointed by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County Administrator with the Will Annexed of the es. tate of Edward E. Carlon. deceased. and have qualified. All persons having claims against the estate ol said decedent are hereby noti fied to present them, with proper vouchers, duly verified to me at the office of Skyrman St Hetsel, attorneys for said Administrator, at Room 321 Medical Center Building, In Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and nrsi puonsnca, rep- ruary 13. 1063. Harry u. axyrman Administrator with the Will Annexed. Skvrmsn & Helsel Attorneys for Administrator, NOTICE TO CREDITORS P-29-fil IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH 1ST ATE Ot OKEfJON FOR JACK SON COUNTY In The Matter ot the Estata WILLIAM H. POMEROY. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVKTt that by an order of the abovv entitled Court dated January 28, 1063. the undersigned was ap- ointed executrix of the estate ot Villlam H. Pomerov. deceased. and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby nottiieo to present the same to sma executrix at, r ranKiirs Building, Medford. Oregon, prop erly verified as provided by lav ano wumn six momns irom inn date ot first publication hereof. uaiea ana iirsi puousnea urn 30th day ot January, 1063. Viola Pomeroy, Executrix. FARRELL, BLACKHURST & HORNECKER Attorneys for Executrix. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NO. P-41-63 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Of UKEUUN r UK JACK SON County. Probate Department. In the Matter of the Estate of JOE S FOSSER. Deceased. Notice is nereny given tnst me undersigned has been appointed and qualified as Administratrix of the Estate of Joe 8. rosier. De- , ceased, and all persons having latms aiainst said estate are hereby notified to present the same, with proper vouchers, at tne office 01 my attorney, itonert Dames. 1 uoiay tiuiioing, mea- ford, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated and first pumunea tnis 13 day of February, 1863, Beatrice rosser, Administratrix. Robert D. Dames Attorney for administratrix Medford, Oregon. 1 YOUlf HAIR ( pjgf'S THE NEW lfgto EASY WAY I " PATTERSON PLUMBING ft HEATING CO. "Th Ona-Trlp Plumb.r" 827 WEST JACKSON ST. Prion 773-2768 2 10 CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT, 7 p.m. Saturday KM ED - IV. Middleweight champion Dick Tiger is challenged by Gene Fullmer, former champion, at the Las Vegas Convention Center. DAVID BRINKLEY'S JOURNAL, 8 p.m. Saturday KMED-TV. 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