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Newspaper Page TextLEGAL NOTICES I NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AS TO PROPOSED CHANGES OR AMENDMENTS TO THE SOITH TALENT INTERIM ZONING ORDINANCE. You will please take notice that pursuant to an order of the Jack ion County Court directing publi cation of this notice of proposed changes or amendments in the South Talent Interim Zoning Or dinance. the Jackson County Plan ning Commission will hear at a pub lic meeting May 8. 1963. at 8:00 o'clock p.m . in the Courthouse, Medford. Oregon, remonstrance! to the following proposed changes in said ordinance. 1. It is proposed that Section IX. Paragraphs G and H reading as follows, be deleted: 'G. APPROVAL: All approval of applications made by the Board of Adjust ment shall be my majority vote.. The Board of Adjust ment shall make its findings and recommendations to the applicant in writing within 30 days after the public hear ing and within five days after the Board of Adjustment has rendered a decision. "H. APPEALS: All applications denied by the Board of Adjustment may be appealed to the entire Plnnning Commission within 15 days ot such denial, and all applications denied by the entire Planning Commission may be appealed to the Coun ty Court within 15 days of such denial." 2. It is proposed that the follow ing paragraphs be added tc Section IX G ACTION: The Board of Adjustment shall either approve, condl tlonally approve or deny the application within 30 days after the public hearing and shall furnish the applicant v. ith a cnnv nf their find-ines H. APPEAL TO PLANNING COMMISSION: a) In case the applicant or other interested person within this zoned area is not satisfied with the action of the Plan ning Commission on the rec ommendation of the Board of Adjustment, they may, within 10 days after said action, ap peal in writing to the Plan ning Commission. The public hearing shall be held after notice is given in the manner provided in Section D. b) The Planning Commission shall either approve, condi tionally approve or deny the application within 45 days nr tin. filins nf vnrh anneal 'I. APPEAL TO COUNTY COURT' In case the applicant or other interested persons with in this zoned area is dissatis fied with the action of the Planning Commission, appeal may be made to the County Court. The procedure as set forth in Section H shall apply. "J. EFFECT: No approval granted pur guant to this action shall take effect until after the ex piration of the 10 day appeal period, and only then if no appeal has been filed." Date of first and only publication April 26. 1963. Cnnrnn .T Rrcniier Planning Commission Director NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE Flat frfck lilowdnwn ouriinn hirK will ho received bv the Forest Supervisor, or his authorized representative at the office of the Forest Supervisor, Post Office Building, Medford. Ore gon beginning at 10:30 A.M.. D.S.T.. Hiv fi. 1963. for all merchantable timber marked or designated for nuttintf nn Jin area embracing Jl83 acres, more or less, within Sections 15 21. 22, 27. 28. 33 and 34, T. 30 S- R. 3 E.. and Section 4, T- 31 S., R. 3 E.. W.M., surveyed, in the Rogue River National Forest. Jack son and Douglas Counties Oregon. The estimated volumes are: 2.510 M board feet of Douglas-fir; 480 M board feet of western white pine, sugar pine and ponderosa pine; 950 M board feet of white fir and other species. The minimum ac ceptable bid per M board feet Is as follows: Douglas-fir $24.75; west ern white pine, sugar pine and ponderosa pine $22.55: white fir and other specie $9.20. This in cludes the following rates, per M board feet for stumpage, including deposit for sale area betterment: $17 25 base rate plus an additional $6.90 for Douelas-ftr; $13.40 base rate plus nn additional $8.55 for western white pine, sugar pine and ponderosa pine; $3.65 base rate plus an additional $4 95 for white fir and other species; and $0 60 for slash disposal for all species. In addition there is within the sale area an unestlmated volume of Douglas-fir, loss and peeler blocks, unmerchantable because of defect which the bidder may agree to re move at $050 per M board feet, gross scale. The prices bid for stumpage shall be considered as tentative rates subject to quarterly calendar adjustment upward or downward by 0.5 of the difference hnfwn the averace of the month- 1v Douglas-fir Region Indices, as calculated by the Forest Service, or the Western Pine Association Lum ber Price Index, for the three pre vious months, and the following base Indices: Douglas-fir 103.02(0: western white pine, sugar pine and ponderosa pine 104 28; white fir and omer species i.ooisi. ouvh adjustments in the price for stump age shall he applicable to timber scaled during the three-months period following the quarter for which the adjustment is computed. In no event, however, shall the pavment rates for each quarter be less than the base rates as stated shove When the adjusted rates by species are lower than the base rates, the difference between the total dollar value of the timber cut at adjusted rates and at base rates will be recorded for each species. The stumpage rate for any species will not be increased above the base rate until the subsequent ad justed rates above the base rate for all species develop an accum ulated total rinllnr value in excess of the total recorded accumulated difference for all species. Sealed bids will be publicly opened and posted, at the office of the Forest Supervisor, at 10:30 AM.. DS.T, on May 6, 1963. All those who sub mitted a satisfactory sealed bid will be permitted immediately to continue auction bidding. A money order, hank draft, cashier's or cer tified check in the sum of $6,800 on must accompany each bid. to be applied to the purchase price, re funded, or retained for application in anv Halm fnr damages, accord ing to the conditions of sale. If re quested bv the purchaser, contract terms will permit felling of timher In nHionrx nf navment up to the value of the performance bond. If an oral bid is oeciarea io ne nun at th f-tn.iinfr of the auction, the bidder must Immediately confirm the oral bid bv submitting It !n writing on a Forest Service bid form. The right to reject anv and all bids is reserved. Forest Service bid forms for use In submitting sealed bids and full Information concerning the timher. the con ditions of sale and the submission of hids should be obtained from the District Ranger. Prospect. Ore gon, or the Forest Supervisor. Med ford. Oregon before bids are ub- mlttcd PUBLIC AUCTION BUILDINGS Mav t. 163 at VOO A.M. The Oregon State Highway Com mission will offer for sale at oral public auction the former Vander wood 22' x 103' motel building lo cated at Van's Motel. 9000 Highway 9 South. Ashland. Oregon The ale will be held on the premiss on Mav 1. 1963 at 9W AM 'File No 34884. , BUTDTNGS MUST BF PEMO ED WITHIN 30 DAYS FROM DATE or SALE TERMS OF SALE Cash or check at the time of sale The MUKUngl at oral public Sc,,on .fj, !,? State reserving the neni . to eept or re-eel anv w the successful bid. SALE NO 38 INFORMATION: Property Man- ager. 506 State Highwav mmoiss, Salem Oregon rut i.... .-"" - gardine movement of these JO! ings on SlMe Highways eontM l District Maintenance Superintend. errl State Highwav Dept MedfortL Oregon Phone 773-3935 ortor to date of sale LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Or PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given by the City Council of the City of Phoe nix. Jackson County, Oregon, pur suant to Ordinance No. 176, entitled: AN ORDINANCE PtWVUJlIflU FOR A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PROPOSED ANNEXATION TO THE CITY OF PHOENIX. JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON" that on the 6th day of May, 1963 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. in the City Hall of the City of Phoenix. Jackson County, Oregon, a pub lic hearing will be held at which time the registered voters of the City of Phoenix may appear and be heard on the question of the annexation of he following de scribed properties: i K l r I . i: Commencing at the Northwest Corner of Donation Land Claim No. 43. Township 38 South, Range west. Willamette Meridian North 89' 53' East. 53 feet to the most Easterly corner of the Rail- road Addition to Phoenix. Oregon; thence North 35 08' West along the Northeasterly boundary of "A" Street in said addition 511-5 feet to a 1-inch iron pipe for the point of beginning; thence North 35' 08' West along said A" Street boundarv 321 JO feet; thence North 69' 21' East. 187.72 feet; thence South 87' 56' East. 198.04 feet; thence South 8' 50' 20" East, 301.05 feet to the old division line between Colver and Furry properties; thence South 84 05' west along said old division line. 236.18 feet to the true point of beginning, contain ing 2.23 acres, more or less. PARCEL II: The most Westerly 110 feet fac ing "A" Street of the following described property : From the Southeast corner of Donation Land Claim No. 42 in Township 38 South. Range 1 West of the Willamette Meri dian in Jacksnn County. Oregon, run thence West on the South line of said Claim, 64.82 chains to the Southeast corner of Rail road Addition to the Town o Phoenix. Jackson County, Ore gon, as the true point of begin ning; thence North 35" 30' West 7.75 chains; thence North 84 East 1295.0 feet to the South westerly line of the Pacific High way; thence along said Highway line. South 39' 27' East 714.0 feet to the South line of said Claim; and thence West on said Claim line 1445.8 feet to the true point of beginning; f..i.t.rii.M. inE.KLt nun i nr. i FOLLOWING: Beginning at the point of the intersection or the South line of Donation Land Claim No. 42 In Township 38 South, Range 1 West of the Willamette Meridian with the Center line of the County Road, said point of intersection being 46.75 chains East of the South west corner of said Claim; thence North 40' West along the center line of said County Road 3.00 chains, more or less, to the Southerly line of the Anderson Mining Race: thence Southwest erly, on the Southerly line of said Anderson Mining Race 3.00 chains, more or less, to an in tersection with the South line of said Claim, and thence East on the South line of said Claim, 2.50 chains to the point of be ginning. ALSO EXCEPTING THERE FROM THE FOLLOWING: Be ginning at the Southeast corner of Railroad Addition to the Town of Phoenix. Oregon, on the South line of Donation Land Claim No. 42 In Township 38 South. Range 1 West of the Wil lamette Meridian, in Oregon; thence East on said Claim line 11 rods; thence Northwesterly 4 rods on a line parallel with the Easterly line of "A" Street in said Railroad Addition; thence West parallel with the South line of said Claim, 11 rods to the Easterly line of "A" Street: thence Southeasterly along said line 4 rods to the point of be- oinninff ALSO EXCEPTING THERE FROM THE FOLLOWING: Be ginning at a point on the line common to Donation Land Claim No. 42 and 43 in rownsnip jb South. Range 1 West of the Wil lamette Meridian in Jackson Countv, Oregon, said point be ing 841.43 feet East from the Northwest corner of Donation Land Claim No. 43. said Town ship and Range, said point also being on the Westerly bank of an irrigation canal; thence along the Westerly bank of the canal, North 1 41' East 125.94 feet: thence continuing along said canal bank. North 6" 231 West 403 54 feet to the Northerly line of tract described in Volume 201 page 437 of the Deed Records of Jackson County, Oregon: thence North 84 ' East 234 39 feet along said Northerly line, to the Westerly right-of-way line of the Pacific Highway; thence along the said Westerly right-of-way line South 39' 03' East 549.45 feet to the Northerly corner of tract described In Volume 52 page 58 of the Deed Kecoras or Jackson County. Oregon; thence along the Westerly line of said tract. South 22' West 135.54 feet to a point on the South line of Donation Land Claim No. 42; and thence West along said line 484.67 feet to the point of be ginning. Dated this 1st day of April. 1963. DARRELL PAXSON MAYOR Attest: FRANCIS STEVESON RECORDER SUMMONS No. S3-239-E IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNY OF JACKSON ELMER WALKER, aka E. L. WAL KER. Plaintiff. KEITH K. KUHL and AMANDA KUHL. husband and wife. Defendants. To each, every and all of the above named defendants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON. You and each of you are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above en titled suit on or before May 21. iQfii and If vou fait so to appear and ' answer said complaint, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in his complaint, succinctly tia'fri a follows: That plaintiff have judgment for the balance due him under sales contract In the sum of $549 55 with interest at 6- since Sept 21. 1961. delinquent taxes In the sum of 577.4t) wnn uwmij damages In the sum of $750 and attorney's fees in the sum of $500. together with costs and disbursements herein; that if said sums are not paid within 30 dan from the date of the de cree herein, defendants and all persons claiming ny, inrougn mna under them be strictly foreclosed and barred of any and all equity or right of redemption and plaintiff be declared the owner in fee simple, clear of any inter est of claim of any of said de fendants or derived through either of the following described real property situate in Jackson Countv Oregon, to-wit: S2 of SW'4, NE1 of SW'4, NE' of SE'. all in Section 18. Township 18 South. Range 2 West of W.M.. Jsckson County, Oregon. Dste of order for this pblica Uon is April 25. 1963; time pre scribed for publication is once each week for four successive weeks date of first publication Is April 26 1963. Bruce J. Manley Attorney for Plaintiff P O Box 245 Brookings. Oregon NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. P-S4-S3 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ih. undersisned has been sp- ,g f Rlcntrd Prultt. deceased, g j Probate Department of the ' nn for Jirkion County. I persons having claims against ,d -jtte are herebv required to oreent tne same, witn proper vouchen within six monins in the date of the first publicatl B33 ana Bashaw, attorneys for ; h idminitrstor. st 204 riunrer Bnundinf, Medford. Oregon. Mnii flrt published thli , unn jyg ggggLfi "ricHARD PRUiTT. Administrator LEGAL NOTICES I NOTICE OK SCHOOL ELECTION ! IN THE Kl KM alHUUL WIS- TR1CT OF JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON. I'PON QUESTION Or INCREASING TAX LEVY OVER AMOL'Nl LIMITED BY SEC TION li. ARTICLE XI, STATE CONSTITUTION Notice U hereby given that an election will be held in the Rural School District of Jackson County, state of Oregon from 2 P.M. on May 8, 1963. The election will be held in each component school district at the polling places desig nated as follows: District No. 4: Phoenix Elemen tary School Gym, Talent School Gym; District No. 5: Lincoln Ele mentary School; District No. 6: Central Junior High, Hanby School Gold Hill. Sams Valley School; Dis trict No. 9: Eagle Point High School. Shady Cove Elementary School. Elk-Trail Elementary School; District No. 35: Rogue Ri ver Hlgn :cnooi; District mo. 4U WUSSSS3f WlSfhS HBtfrJ!1 m l. n District No. 62: Evans Valley Elc mentary School; District No. 91: Butte Falls High School; District No. 94: Pinehurst Elementary School; District No. 549: Jackson Elementary School. Jefferson Ele mentary School. Lincoln Elemen tary School. Roosevelt Elementary School, Washington Elementary School, Oak Grove Elementary School, West Side Elementary School. Hoover Elementary School. Wilson Elementary School. Griffin Creek Elementary School. Jackson ville Elementary School. Ruch Ele mentary School. Howard Elemen tary School, Lone Pine Elemen tary Schooi. The purpose of the election is to submit to the legal' voters of the rural school district the question of increasing the tax levy for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1963, over the amount limited by Sec tion 11, Article XI, of the Consti tution. The reasons for increasing such levy are: The total lew of the Rural School District Is $2,900,136.07. The tax base of the Rural School District is $2,234,736.89. and is the amount that the Rural School Board can levy without a vote of the people. The amount to be voted in excess of the tax base is $665,399.18 The amount of tax, In excess of the six per cent limitation pro posed to be levied by the rural school district of Jackson County, Oregon, for the fiscal year begin ning July 1. 1963. is $665,399.18. uateo mis ist aay oi April, law. GLENN W. SMITH Chairman, Rural School Board Attest : ALF B. MEKVOLD Secretary. Rural School Board NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. P 9463 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR T..E COUNTY OF JACKSON In the Matter of the Estate of AGNES LEA HALL, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed as administratrix of the estate of Agnes Lea Hall, deceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for Jackson County, and has qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are here by notified to present the same, duly verified as by law required, to the undersigned at the office of John H. Chaney. Attorney. 1005 East Main Street. Medford. Ore gon, within six months from the date hereof DATED and first published April 19, 1963. Patricia A. Booth, Administratrix John H. Chaney. Attorney NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Is hereby given to the residents oi DgMlOXq. Sicnooi u:s trict No. 549, and Central Point School District No. 6. that a peti tion has been presented to the Jackson County Rural School Board mow the District Boundarv Board and District Reorganization Committee) as provided in O.R.S. 330-630. amended, requesting the transfer of the following described property from the Medford School District No. 549, to the Central Point. School District No. 6: commencing at tne aoutnwest corner of Donation Land Claim No. 45, Township 37 South, Range 2 West. Willamette Meri dian. Jackson County, Oregon: thence North 89' 47' 50 East along the South boundary of said claim 367.74 feet to the true point of beginning; thence North 89' 47' 50 East along said clm boundary 409.74 feet; thence South 2' 08' 40" East, 226.09 feet to a V Iron pin; thence South 0 04' 30" West. 60.55 feet to a Iron pin; thence North 65' 45' 30" West. 165.42 feet to a iron pin; thence South 89" 47' 50" West 261.78 feet to a i" Iron pin; thence North 1 26' 50" West. 218.11 feet to the true noint of beginning. Hearing will be granted on this Setltion by the Jackson County ural School Board In the Confer ence Room of the Office of the Jackson County School Superin tendent on May 13. 1963, at 7:J0 P.M., Court House, Medford, Ore gon. Anyone wishing to present testi mony for or against this petition is asked to appear at this Hearing. DATED in Medford, Oregon, this 19th day of April, 1963. GLENN W. SMITH Chairman, Rural School Board ALF B. MEKVOLD Secretary. County School Superintendent NOTICE TO CREDITORS NO. P-90-63 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY, Probate Depart ment In the Matter of the Estate of MABEL E. LENZ. Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has heen appointed and qualified as Executrix of the Estate of Mabel E. Lenz, Deceased, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby no tified to present the same, with proper vouchers, at the office of my attorney. Robert D. Dames, 1 Goldy Building. Medford. Oregon, within mlv months from the date hereof. DATED and first published this 12th day of April. 1963. Ida Alwllda Stewart, Executrix Robert D. Dames Attorney for executrix Medford. Oregon NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that I have been appointed by the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County Administratrix with the Will Annexed of the estate of Ernest C. Hamilton, de ceased, and have qualified. All persons having claims against the estate of said decedent are here by notified to present them, with proper vouchers, duly verified to me at the office of Skvrman St Helsel. attorneys for said Admin istratrix, at Room 321 Medical Center Building, In Medford. Ore gon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published April 12. 1963 Evelyn H- Skyrman Administratrix with the Will Annexed Skyrman St Helsel Attorneys fnr Administratrix NOTICE OF SCHOOL FLECTION UPON QUESTION OF INCREAS ING TAX LEVY OVER AMOUNT LIMITED BY SECTION 11, ARTI CLE XL. STATE CONSTITUTION Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in School District No. 9 of Jackson Countv, State of Oregon, from 2 P.M. to 8 PM. on May 14. 1963. st Eagle Point Gym Elk Trail School. Shady Cove School, in said school district, for the purpose of sub mitting to the legal voters of said district the queitlon of increasing the tax levy for the fiscal year j by section 11. article XI. of the I Constitution of Oregon 1963-1164 over the amount limited i lew are: The tax base in insdeouate to cover trie budgetary needs levied for said fiscal year is 1506 026-37. Dated this 26 day of April. 1963. I Attest. Beryl Hickson Dtstnct Clerk I Darrel Stanley Chairman Board of Directors LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF MEETING OF HUblC HIV til t u I r mm GATION DISTRICT BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors of the Rogue River Valley Irrigation District acting as a Board of Equalization will meet at the office of said Dis trict, 3139 Merriman Road. Med ford. Oregon on Tuesday, May 7, 1963 at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m. for the purpose of reviewing and correcting its assessment and apportionment of the taxes of said District for the year 1963-1964. Until said hearing, the assessment list of saia District shall remain in the office of the Secretary of the Board of the District at the above address for inspection by all per sons interested. The said meeting of the Board of Equalization shall continue as long as necessary to hear and determine any objections by any interested persons to assessments and apportionments thereof, and any other matters connected therewith which may come before them. Dated and first published this ISlh day oi April, 1963. Harold W. Sexton. Secretary Board of Directors Rogue River Valley Irriga tion District ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the Jackson County Court at the Courthouse at Medford. Oregon, on or before 10:00 A.M. on the 8th day of May. 1963. for the furnish ing of chemicals and insecticides for the Mosquito Control Division of the Jackson County Health De partment. Instruction to bidders and spec ifications can be obtained at the office of the County Court and the Purchasing Department. JACKSON COUNTY COURT Earl M. Miller. County Judge Edwin H. Taylor. County Commissioner Donald E. Faber County commissioner Clerk's Monthly Statement County Court Proceedings Jackson County Court March, 1963 The fnllnwine is a statement of the proceedings of the County Court of Jackson County, listing claimants for supplies and serv ices which were passea upon aur- inc tne montn ot marcn. iw, required by Chapter 136 of 1947 Session Laws. . E. M. Madden. County Clerk Approved by the County Court Order in the matter of: Desig nating of a newspaper for pub lication of notice of foreclosure of tax liens, publication of no tice of personal property tax war rants, tax refund from Jackson County to Loan Guaranty Divi sion. Jackson County deeds to Favdrex. Inc., and deed from Coun ty to Edgar Dahack, filing of plat Many Oaks, and South Forty subdivision. Resolution for Wil liam Wesley Hartman. renaming of public way as Holcomb Springs Road, refund from Farm Home to Helen K. Buffington. annexation of contiguous territory to the Rogue River Rural Fire Protec tion District. ,. Filed: Monthly report for E. BfL Madden. County Clerk. W. H. Man ning, Constable. Jackson County Farm Home, Veterans Service Of fice Dog Control Officer Sher iff's Gun Permits, Jacksonville Mu seum, Stacey. Watkins Audit. Print Shop. Emigrant and Howard Prairie Recreation Area, Fish and Wildlife Service, county court minutes dog control minutes, ap pointment ol William R. Brown. Deputy Sheriff, contract between Jackson County and Western Oil & Burner Company, contract be turn .inckson County and Jack sonville for boarding of prison ers ana arrcemem utl1;"" son County and Sam Morehouse. f -I rnntv Vnnrt Net Payments for Services of Employees of Jackson County C. Norrls 249.14, C. Conner H. Gault 549.66. N. Myrlck 230.53, L. Morthland 95.97, J. Cave 109.32, D. Abernathy 20.39. C. Flchtner 4 80, G. DePuy 7.52. G. Lucas 9.62 W. Rice 9.62. E. Ostrander 131.50, J. Hess 9.56, N. Matteaon 27.29, P. Betttol 434.94. D. DeBer- B. Blormen 388.27. B. Tfnnant 343.90. C. Perdue 349.09. K. v.nihn 363.75. C. Mears 339.63, D. Decker 342.35. R. Lowe 341 .23, R Nelon 340.44, M. Bronki 313.54, M. Stephens 259.49. M. Hagan 24B.7!. 5. Bailey 214.59. R, Gar rett 3 3 54. D. Smith 362.84. J. An derjon 319.48. P. Elliott 281.47, JC Swn 266.57. L RJ iSM .08 G. Randies 338.52. R Twltchell 344.79, J. Wheeler 341.24. B. Weatherton 313.54. R. Allen 307.94 M. Farn ham 225.40. J. Nouguler 206.80, j Bettiol 15.13. T. Mclntyre 323.86. A Carter 273.14. C. Anderson 263 81, R. Jenklna 272.39. G. BoM 259.71, M. Atkinson 243.05. C. Barr 213 89. H. Duean 322.74, D. Smith 238.45. C. Gibson 266.79 H. Spcare 236 13. M Mitchell 259.71. M. Smith 259.59. E. Kingery 205.30. P. Wat son 254 64. V?. erry 257 96. D. Wolf 259.71. S. Bern; 225.76, K. Beyerlin 191.55. B. Steele 37.89. V Harrison m.v. ... 18817. H Wilson 18.34. O. Lal- chensky 313.76, E. Janouch 5.UB. E. Jennings 31032, K. Sandvlg 302 17, O McCartney 236.91. R. D Wilson 238.55. M. Harsh 225 64. I. Bogener 204.25. L. Henderson 180.64 H Strong 185.13, L. Knlps 164.19 M Ray 181.73. M. pen man 184 02. A. Martin 247.39. R. Woodville 387.55, H. Wood 389.50. F. White 394.66. R. Barker 359.96, R Hoadley 406.66, R. Clarke 407 06, C. Miller 383.91. C. Guchea 331.17. F Whlted 349 01. H. Com mons 376.44. D. Venekamp 37B .23, H. Luchterhand 338.32. J. Russell 308.17. L Lawrence 330 88, C. Elhart 330.06. R. Bernlnghauscn 373.36. M. Beneka 259.71. G Campbell 232.85. F. Markham 221 79, R. Greenman 238.45. L. Ehrke 19435. S. Bjornsen 246.02. G. Nelson 257 63. L. Floux 182.73, r.ipwh. inn 07. I. Powell 23 08. R. Johnson 24.80. L. Sherman 81.18. R Rucker 20B.90 R. Ruck er 208 90, C. Walker 264.33, V. Morse 227.09, D. Underwood 102 71. H Walls 175 12, R. Sampson n B7 n MUlage 92.44. L. An derson 174 83. E. Bankfton 170112 ki -.-i man A Colver 160.72 E Holbrook 195 52. D. Jones 162 48, L. Keith 181.52. L. Lester 16180 L Myers 164 33. M. Rlneiis 158.94. V. Sinclair 134.58 H Wright 166 30. R Williams 193 02 II i. iVil 1. n Miller 110.82 D Goddard 17B.67. L. Smith 192 .02. D. Emerson 165.67, E Hopkins 159 13. T. Reynolds 155.47. L Low- ery 15B.5B. n. uani ,ui o. ..r.u., Kl 11 M Hamaker 147.23 E. McGarity 'l05.58. L. Tweedy 46484. R. Schmidt 355 .16, RWalk :.Vm m i u.ll. 733 03. R C ay jifi 1R L BosBS 175.04. E. Mer- kel 936.60. E. Kancl er 350.12, A. Makinen 320.77. V. Elmgren 178.08, B. Emlg 149.11. M. Bell 320 77. E. Olcott 306 20. M. Bajl 184.16. N. VanDeWalker 215 88. E. McGalllard 320 77. G. Runyan 362.48. O. Moore 374 29 W Dlerlex 334.34. J. Kop pes 289 B0. J. Burghart 206 58, V. Peter 234 41. T. Golf 291 46 E. Shumway 457.23, E. Legacy 230.48, H Danlelson 259.97, D Gllkey 435 55. R Runyon 493 56. K. Klocke 113.16, J Allison 185 93 L Hart 112.77. M. Hogan 36.90. L Pinkham 61.33. F. Roberts 62 28. J Diddock 319 69, P. Gllman 252 3j. C. Smith 374 44, T. Owen. 222 64, R Fox 425.21. M. McNeil 302 20, I Russell 274 41. M Sherrlll 237 24 E Donahoo 365 06, M. Howell 112 96 M Cochran 172 83, W. Man ning 287.56. I Powell IBJZU. n. Johnson 4 21. J. Eaton 334JB9 G. Crowson 273.50. P Brtnaon 254 46, M Ledward 437.78. J. Wilson 317.06 S Shorey 314 25. A Ger en 287 05. D Kent 295 38. F. Wright 287 05. J. Hutchinson 89.18, I Forbes 227.33. R. Pellett 317.50, V Cochran 324 61, S Thompson 197 15, M Hubbell 352 78. L Per ry 193 57. A. Smith 247 87. R. t,... nam n Brown 130 17. E. Leach 233 98. A. BJornsen 429 77 C cLrrence 331.28. J. Hicks 223 01. y Peterson 96 62. B Johnson 144 12 J Hagler 348 08. D. Hag- ler 278.86, H Lane 288.03. F. Hag- 25 15 M Hagler 40 18. D. r .n 72 00 f Horn 31 12, E Pey- ton 15553. V. Rice 8882, W Rjce Payments for Jury Service end witness Fcf O Beneflcl 33 OS B Brothers 1102 M. Barker 30 00. H. Brown 39 90 J Bunting 15 00. B Coburn 11 At L Couelnisn 30 00. M Gil- MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON LEGAL NOTICES mer 30.64. N. Glasscock 32.88. D. Graham 37.50, J. Hamaker 33.20, J. Hawkins 37.50, C. Heimer 41.90, O. Jacobson 22.50. A. Jewett 37.50, P. Knapp 3910. J. Koken 38.32, P. Lindstrom 40.70. J. McKee 32.24. E. McMlhon 47.88. C. McNeel ssnn s Milton 59.40. E. Morev 48 56. C. Morse 52.50. E. Radomske 32 58. F. Smith 4836. L. Smith 4980. M. Spiegelberg 37.50. P. Stansbury 85.12. A Stith 41.50. M. Schalfer 22.50. J. Sullivan 24.90. C Turner 49.80. W. Underwood 31.60. E. Walker 45.00. M. Wal rutt 45 00. L. Walters 28.26. D. Wilson 22.50. S. Wilson 7.30. D. Wisely 22.50. E. Fry 7.50. L. Jan sen 7.50. M. Leslie 8.06. B. Love 7.50. C. Rose 7.50. T. Urlen 8.62. F. Walker 7.50. W. Carr 67.00. G. McUne 30.00. J. Laden 60.00. R. Raymond 79.38. M. Gall 73.00. K. Lundqutlt 75 00. P. Tomhn 17.56. T. Barlow 39 60. L. McCay 7182. L. Hall 49.80. E. Brittsan 83 00, C. Bourne 67.50. W. Hollo way 55.86. M. Foss 24.90. Z. Al bertson 60.00, E. Best 75.36. G. Robbins 62.28. V. Thornton 9.90, P. Florence 42.30. A. Hartwell 7.08, J. Rowley 7.08. R. Hammons 8.32. W. Stalker 8 32. C. Bell 620. A. Pence 3.80. V. Jones 5.80. J. Wil liams 5.00, J. Anderson 6.76, W. Robb 11.24. B. Clark 6.76. Payments lor Election Board F. Badcock 2.98. L, Dollar 18.78, R. Davis 13.98. A. Goldt 13.98, Pavments lor Travel R. Barker 17.60. J. Bass 24.80, M. Bell 51.20. P. Bettiol 172.10. B. Biornsen 5.0U. L. Races B.40. M. Bbvden 26.64. R. Clarke 4.40. R. Clav 5.60. H. Commons 58.32, D. DeBerrv 18 50. J. Diddock 2024, W. Dlerlex 73 20, C. Elhart 48.56. V. Elmgren 47.52, B. Emlg 27.20, R. Ghevsen 1600. C. Guches 4.08, J, Hagler 178.24. T. Hatten 190.82. D. Hendrlx 4538. R. Hoadley 3832. M. Hubbell 11638. J. Hutchinson 33.04. R. James 3.40. E. Kanclier 12.80, L. Lawrence 37.60. E. Leach 23.68. N. Ledward 51.68. H. Luch terhand 38.16. E. Madden 42.00. A. Makinen 45.12. W. Manning 200.16, A. Merkel 81.92. C. Miller 31.84, O. Moore 98.29, E. McGalllard 42.96. T. Mclntyre 100.00, E. Olcott 34.96. J. Peterson 11.00, R. Rucker 28.40. G. Runyan 88.56. R. Runyon 150.00. J. Russell 5136. B. Sarfl 2.68. L. Sawyer 56.06. R Schmidt 195.80, bnorey 1M.4U, a., onum way 150.00, C. Smith 45.92, F. Swan 19.50, L. Tweedy 57.28, D. Venekamp 56.40, R. Walker 18.80. L. Wells 83.58, F. White 62.40, F. Whlted 43.12. H. Wilson 4.80, J. Wilson 12.48. F. Wright 3.68. Paymenta for Supplies, Services, and Equipment: Acme Hardware 4.08. Alberts Feed 92.B4. Alexander Hardware 123.20. Am. Steel 63.71. Anders 10.43. Ashland Tidings 142.97, Ashland Gen. Hdware 3.79. Asko 161.30. Austins Supply 34.60, Barco 47.00, Bates 130.48, Baumans Fire Equip. 12.50, Becks 114.68, B. Blgham 16.00. Big Pines 60.48. Rlnlte afnffU A; Towne 19.00. Blue Seal 22.25. Boyda 166.13. Broer Grocery 213.93. Buck & Tinslcy 175 00 Billiard Wilson 18.25: Cal- Pac Utilities 27.75, Carpenter Paper 22.03. cascade mis systems uo.uo Catholic Serv. 5.00. Central Phar. macy 327.52. Chlldrens Home 5.00 Chrlsile School 10.00. City San Service 21.50. City of Talent 73.83. Clogstons 18.00. Coffee Cup Cafe 6.00. Con. Freight 218.43, Co. Asses sor .75. Co. Health 10.00. Co, School Supt. 1.00. Courtesy Chev. 3.20. Dr. Coyle 103.00, Crystal White T.aundrv 2.781 Dept. of Motor Ve hicles 88.00. De-Pester Western 379.20, R Dickey 33.00, Dick Knigni b.U4, ijomestic uas a-t.io, Downtown Union 7.00, Dumas Laundry 6.64. Dunham Print. 256.50, Dusenbury Elec. 2.50, East man Kodak 47.80, Eatherton Equip. 230, Edwards Weatherstrip 13.00, E. L. Bartholomew 100.00. Enloe Flee .11 50. M. Flowers 20.00. Fluh- rer 35.60. F. S. Lang Mfg. 13.01, F Gallatin 3930, Garden Center 884.00, H. Gault 64.00. Gen. Mach. 59.46. Greyhound 14.10. Groceteria 13478. Harts Turkey Farm 3.00. Harveya Shell 17.90. R. Heffernan 35.UU, li. nornecxer .lo.uu, nun bard 43,85, Hudson's Phar. 69.71, I. Huson 30.00, J. Hutchinson 159.00, IBM 39.68, Ind. Air 41.84, Ivans Shell 3.93. Jackson Co. Child r.nlri.nr. 17 03. Jackson Co. 350.30. Jewett Office Supply 92.63. Jim's TJrnrture 107.15. J . J. Newberry 1.95. John Warren Hdware. 230. Jorgenscns 349.38, Journal Print Shop 3.50, S. E. King 56.00. Klocker KTUa. yu.a, r.orner rami i-uu, Dr. Lawaon 10.00, V Lee 14.08. Dr. Lemery 7.50, L. H. Butcher 04Z.3U. Llllrell 7.23. Litwlller 135.00. Louise Home 20.00. E. Madden, Trustee 1.922.00, Max-Slg 6.73, Meat Mart 152.49, Mechanics Laun dry 4.16, Medford Bus. Exch. 20.00. Medford Hotel 43.35, Medford Labs 18.00, Medford Print. 236.63. Med ford Stationery 313.56. Medford Tire Serv. 1.75. Medford Water Comm. 53.41, Midlands Labs 34.65. Miller's Egg Ranch 114.00. Modern Office Systems 18.20. Montgomery Ward 4.98, Motc Business Forms 120.50, Moore Steel 20.20, Motorola 387.10, B. Mullen 33.00. Sheriff Multnomah Co. 224.00. McCulloch Chain Saw 6.00. McGraw-Hill 15.00, M. McNeil 3.00. National Hosp. 2.645.20. Nat'l. Recreational Assn. 2.20. Nat'l. Sheriff Assn. 25.00. Dr. n VnLnn 44 no Office Stationery 870.44. Ore. State Bureau of Labor 3.00, Ore. State Univ. Ext. Service 7.200.50. Ore -Wash. Tel. Co. 11.95, Otis Elevator 198.72. Pbc Pruit 57.35, Pac Motor Truck 30.29. Pac ri.W. Bell 4Ul.au. rac. ruwci 1.193.05. Paramount Pest Control n nn Park Motnrs 15.89 Pats Sani- tnrv Service 4.25. Paul Bmltn-l saw Shop 3.60, Stewart Penlngton 60.00, h. Perry 100.00. Pitney Bowes 51.95, Flttsnurgn uiass jo.bu. no,- ncl Garbage Service 150.00. D Provost 85.00. Prultt's Fountain 1.40. PhvcholoEica! Corp. 52 80 p.vrhnlnnlral Test Snec. 8.B0. Pub lic Adm. Serv. 10 10, PERB-Re-tlrement 76320, PERB Social Se curity 7.720.58, Rears Mfg. 4.17, RornrHak 13H80 RehcO 184.40. Richfield 28.56. Rogue Fed. Credit Union 242 50, Rogue River Paving 8.00, R. R. Yates 12.32, Rush Elec tric 82 79. Sacred Heart Hosp. 19.50. Safeway 161.00, Schafer Flee 2 fin Schus. Wholesale Groc 218.74. Sect, of State 3.00. Security In. 1 37981. Selbv Chev 6.05. Shell 15.88, Sherwtn-W 1 1 1 1 a m s 37.40, Signal Oil 574.76. Slngniastor ins. 7U.UU, SlSKiyou s.iec. o ju. a kiyou Funeral Serv. 58 50, Skasol Inc 82.20. Sloan Co 33.60. Smith Lmbr. 1,073 10, Smith Sales 14.88. Social Casework 5 00. Soil Conser vatlon Serv. 2.752.00, Sorans Poul try 3730, So. Ore. Color Proces 1 h-. mnnH RrnnHN -l.". Sta Oil 179.79. SIAC 96.30. State Pub, Welfare 32.179.25. Steno. Mach, 10 38. St. Mary'i Home 4.84, Supt, DocumenU 3.00, Surplui Prop, 7.25, S-W Floor Cover 36.10. R. Swan 7380. Texaco 87.76, Trow bridge 23.80. U.S. National Bank f 401.40, U.S. Postmaster 1,050.00, Valley Plumbing 27.70. Valley Ren tal 19.00, Valley Wholesale 196 64, Vanco Prnd. 35.95, Dr. L. van DIJk 17.50. Villa Rose 50.00. Voights Mrdford Office Equip. 601.09, D. Walker 33.00, Wash. National Ins. 767 01. W B. Kerr Co. 10.79. Wel ners 2100. Western Oil-Medford 572.10. Western Oil-Ashland 6,00. West Main Pharmacy 82.64, West Main Rent-All 1.00. West. Union 20 80. Wilson McCabe Befrlg 27D nn. R Wycoff 300.00, Xerox 196 64. Zcllerbach Paper 18125 Building Improvement: Aladdin Lock 28 35 City of Medford 15 00. E Dillon 504.80, J. Hoey 85 00, Hubbard Bros. 37 45, Johnson Serv. 1.49500. John Warren Hardware 12 14, E. Madden. Trustee 2190. Mech. Ind. 73 00. W. McKlnley 2500. Natl. Hoip. 13.95. Pittsburgh Glais 17 20 PERB Soc Sec 34 57, V Rush 17.20, Siskiyou Elec. 39251. Smith Lbr. 189 17. SIAC 80 U.S. Nat'l Bank 119.20. Waih. Nat'l Ins 2 22 Civil Defense: All-Bright TV 350, B. Johnson 10 00. E Madden. Trustee 2190. Medford Composite Spdn. 84.00. Medford Radio 16 00 Medford Stationery 74 50. Pac NW Bell 1.65. Pac P"w tk Lt 2 00. Sim- mnn. (nrhun 2197. PERB SoC. Sec 29 66. SIAC 1 28. United Radic I 63 95. U S National Bank 98 30, Washington National Ins Emergen-" : Ace Koonng i.wo.ou. Juvenile Operation & Malnl-n. ance Fund: Becks 14 70. Bri re Bauer Lmbr 37 42 Cal-Pac Uttl- ! ity 188 12. City Mmn ami.to Produce j 20 00. Nat l Hoop. MO. Pac. Motor Truck 3 00. par pow l.i iov.ii, : Picks 123 St. PERB- soc sec 41 .13, i Quality Mkt 2 51 .Robinson Bros 76 73. Rofue Distnh 10ft 03 Rogue red Cred. Union 20.00. Rogue Val- "Hand me the Scout knife PLASTERED DRIVERS London - IUPD - Dr. Stephen Young, writing in the British Medical Journal, said today it is wrong for patients with plaster casts on broken arms or legs to drive to the doctors office for a checkup. "As al ways, a plastered driver is dangerous," he said. LEGAL NOTICES ley Mem. Hosp 400, Sims Cycle Shop 145.68. Smith Sales 30.03, So. Bear Creek Dlst. 7.00. SIAC 1.76, Surplus Prop. .73, S-W Floor Cover 44.40, Trowbridge 18.07, U.S, Nat'l. Bank 157.00, Valley Wholesale 149.58, Wash. Nat'l. Ins. 4.44, Weeks Ac Orr 3B.83, Witters Bakery 21.60. General Road Fund: B. Aus tin 323.86, W. Brown 235.26. R. Carstensen 657.96, D. Dow 384.42, R FiUgerald 353.28, H. Glegle 438.79, R. Levlson 316.31. M- Mc Cartney 314.96. M. Owens 243.11. O. Pruitt 294.95, P. Rynnlng 165,85, L. Shorey 391.96, V. Smith 33B.66, K. Walker 343.36, O. Abbott 259.24. F Accorna: 28 1 .76. L. Andrews 304.36, C. Baker 9.79. D. Baker 343.66, J Beams 333.13. W. Bench 293.09. L. Blgham 328.26. E, Board- man 273-28. M. Boat 344.85, D Rnren 232.36. C. Bourne 312,60. R Bourne 294.84, W. Brogan 338.33, V. Brown 294.30, G. Buchholz 216.09, G. Buffington 145.93, J Bunker 18361, L Burdahl 233.78 J. Burdell 291.96. J. Burns 200.96 C. Calkins 277.78. N. Cays 26720, W. Chapman 344.17. O. Chesnut 361.82, C Chllders 277.40. R. Clark 319 1R. D. Clifford 384.81. E. C 1 o u g h 303.16, C. Comstock 256.76, J. Conner 322.73, F. Cook 286.20, E. Cooper 262.76, E. Cooper 4u: .in, in . t-overaaie aiDO-tru, -. Crumley 333.11, E. Culver 31H.98, L. Culy 277.25, L, Cutburth 339 97. L.Damon 306.08, J. Danford 278.69, C. Dean 317.22. J. Dennis aJ Bti, H. Denzer 260.30. R. nits worth 318.43, C. Dooms 307 66, H. Dooms 2H0.77. W JJOOmS JXl.XO. W 1JUW- en 303.41, R Dufrene 271.06, G. Dutton 275.00, E. Earl J . Earl 281.94, L. Earl 239.63, T. Earl 272 03. J. Eatherton 313.78. B. Eites 325.84, H. Ferns 323.61. W. Flaee 283.08. D. Flovd 293.34. D Onddarri 301.21. C. Goodniaht 275.48, E. Groves 283.72. A. Had- ri.ick S71 f) 1 . I. Hall 3011 2$. P. Hannaford 347.91, E. Harnlah 2f9.33, R. Hnrnish 288.74, S. Har ris 234.21. S. Hartbuauer 274 33 B- Hatch 338.66, E. Henderson 282.66, G. Huts 275.00, W. Irons 333.11, M. Jacobson 320.33, C. Jenks 277-21, A. Jesme 236.96, R. Johnson 289.00, A, Jones 301.50, J. Jones 303.46, E. Kantor 303.70, H. Kantor 333.74, C. Keene 313.18. J. Keller 299.43. M. Kinyon 324.73, D. Klser 268.36, K. Kite 280.98, I. Larson 335.99. A. Lester 325.41, R. Lomas 269.10. J. Lusk 271.21, P. Lynch 308.16, J. Mapston 251.24. E. Marshall 202.70. J. Martin 277.9B. J. Merrltt 338.66. R. Mer rut 402.48, H. Meyer 3 Hi 84. J. Meyer 201,09, C. Michael 310.24, C. Michael 300.22, J. Miller 346.8R. B. Moore 300.47, M. Morse 280.63, E. Music 300.54. C. Perdue 204.66, J. Perdue 284,03, E. Pierce 334 64, J. Prultt 260.60. l, nay aoo,4i, R. Rinabarger 18.12, G. Robertson 353.88, G Ryn 321.11, D. Scott 256.76, D. Shcarln 305.90, F. Sher man 31108, F. Shipley 276.41, T. Shope 253.36, I. Shuck 268.73. R. Simmons 290.10, A. Smith 287.80, P. Smith 2B1.39, D. Sommer 255.66, W. Sommer 284.30, R. Souza 323.88, J, Spradling 3.69, A. Smith 297.17, J. Slough 237.64, H. Stout 308.06, J, Sutton 236.96, D. Sweet 265.33. D. Sykes 308.16, E. Thlgpln 277.38, R. Thfgpin 267.06. H Tolle 322.72, M. Tresh am 330.77. M. Tryon 283.82. L. Vanderpool 304.51, L. Varner 319.31. R. Vaughn 224.07, C. Ver stcgen 313 .97, D. W a Id en 271.71, W. Walker 274 33. H. Wallace 268.73. A. Wattenberg 412.50. T. Wcrder 282.80, T. White 250.69. G, Williams 265.20, T. Write 229.19. C. Wvman 353.38. J. Bald win 230.89, R. Berriman 247 33, H. Brown 246. 55. C (July 253 .32. M Griffin 267.68, L. Hartman 30336. W. Hartman 297.65. D. Herndon 246.77, S Johnson 309.34, R. Vaughn 269JJ7. Paymenta for Supplies. Services, and Equipment for Road Dept. a no era rnoio i.oa, ma, i-arncor 6.23, Am. Steel 340.31, Ausland Const. 3.737.40. Bearing Sales 6.10, Big Pines Lmbr. 2.28. Builders Supply 14.00. Bunting Tractor 338.44, Cat-Ore Mach. 732.44. Cal Ore Wholesale 35.28, City of Ash land 5.80, City of Eagle Pt. 6.00, City of Gold Hill 2.70, Colyear Motor Sales 639.85, Courtesy Chev. 13534, Crater Auto 57.94, Crater Lake Mach. 236 05, Crater Lake Motors 397.31, Cummins Ore Die sel 21.15. Dean & Taylor 86 30. Desert Pump 22.96, Dumas Do mestic 35.27. Eatherton Engine St Equip 12.83. Elec. Supply 3.82. Equip. Guide Book 16.00, Esco 785.19. Fairbanks Morse 150.00, Feenaughty 201 00. R. Frantz 32080, Gardner Mach. 22.60, Gen eral Bearing 13.10, Gen. Tire 316.71. Haupert Tractor 271,49, HI Martin 100 45, Home Gas 56.16 Howard Cooper 402.92. Hubbard Bros. 41 17. Industrial Air 206.78, International Harvester 348.19. Jackson Co 1.05, Jay Allen 24.26, Jewett Office 48.00, J. H. Baxter 113.03. Klicver Mach 17.64. Lin denpark Upholstery 72.00. LittreJl Pts. 108.62, M. C. Llnlnger 403 91, E. Madden, Trustee 1.253.20, Med ford Concrete 1,066.19. M-dford Motors 4.nr. Medford Glass 116.80, Medford Stationery 39 80, Medford Tire 1 ,1 70.00. Medford Water Comm. 7.11, Mill St Contractors 542.92, Mine Safety Appliances 84 41. M St W Chain Saw 80.85. McCuliorh Chain Saw 120, Natl. Hosp. 920.15. D Newman's 16 60, Norton Lmbr. 19 30, Office Sta tionery 61.05, Ore. State Hwy. 3 00, Ore-Wash Tel. 11.25. Over head Door 66 22, Pac Mach. 39 43, Pac. N W Bell 23.83, Pac. Pow K Lt 274 54, Padgham Glass 56 31. Paul Smith Saw 14.30. Pierce Frt. 12.72 Power Transmission Prod. 21XH. Premier Fastener 5191, PERM Soc Sec 2.283.21. PERB-Re- tlra 52 63, Richfield 191.10, Roger Mach 6044, Roeue Fed, Credit Union 495 00, Rush Elec. 1.40. Sam Jenningi 41 94. Schetky 174 39. Shell Oil 11 '12. Sherwln Wfllisms 8.76. L. Shorey 5632. So. Ore. RftsnniT 871 37 So. Ore. Wholenale ! 44.22, Standard Oit 267 69. Stevens eta Pta jmaey J0, Wash. Natl m. ......... --i-;r- Western Oil 624.73. Wesifnahouse 8333. White City Water Co. 215 14. Wltham Pts 73.84, W. P Fuller 17.83. zt ;irberh Paper 280.38. you got in the Classified Ada!" CLASSIFIED PERSONAL Lodea Notices Special Club Notices Personal . Loat and Pound Instructions Wanted Mala Help ,...io wanted Female iteip Male or Femaie item Wanted Situations Wanted Miscellaneous Financial & Loans REAL ISTATI For Rent Housea 20 For Rent Apartments .... 1 For Rent Furnished Rooms ..22 Rent Rooms and Board ..23 For Rent Miscellaneous 14 Wanted To Rent 25 Medford Realty Board 30 For Sale Real Estate ... 31 Business Opportunities 32 Wanted Real Estate 33 AD DIRECTORY FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies 40 Appliances 41 Furniture Musical Eaulo.. Radio. TV 43 Sports and Hobbles ..n... it.t. n 1 44 Miscellaneous - Nursariea 46 Dogs and Pets 50 Poultry 51 Livestock 52 Wanted Livestock da Hay. Grain and Feed ... fruits & Vegetables se 55 Automotive S Equipment Machinery and Tractors 80 Lolling Equipment tl VnifTnm.nt For Rent 8a Trailer! '0 Parte and Accessories ............ 71 Cycles and Scooters M 73 Cars and Trucks 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Classify A MONDAY ONLY Business Directory .-LODGE NOTICES Medford Lodge 103, AF Jtr AM. Master Mason de- Dt-et nn Fridav. Anrtl !iflfh At 7 -an p.m. with HlUah Temple Shrine Chanters. Irvin Patten. WM 2-SPECIAt CLUB EVENTS RIMMACe. Plant & White Ela phant Sale, Saturday April 37. luuj. rrom a.m. io o p.m. a. the Eagles Hall. 317 West Main St. Sponsored by Insurance Women of Jackson County. XI BETA Kappa chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will hold Its annual Rummage Sale on Monday April 29, at the FT hi building 10S N. Ivy from 9 A.M. to 3 PM. RUMMAGE Sale by international Order of Jobs Daughters, tietn el No. 69. April 37. FeK Bldg. 9 a.m. -4 p.m. 3-PERSONAL FOR ladles, hoard St rm. In private home, welcome eiders. oe3DBti. LOVING care for elderly ambula tory laay. ueugniiui private room, with board and laundry. Reasonable. 773-7211. AS or this date I will not be re sponsible ior any debts otner than my own. Roy D, Shepherd, 518 Dakota, Medford, Ore. WANTED 2 Elder ly'people, who need a home, good food and care See me at my home 602 Waverly Aye. My Price is reasonable. TO THE Person li." Talent Sin cere Thanks for mailing envel ope found SaturdayMrs. Bonney FREE HAIRCUTS (under Supervi sion) by beginners at MEDFORD BEAUTY SCHOOL, next 3 Satur days. 9:30 am to 3 p.m. No appointments necessary. GOLD HILL BEAUTY SHOP 44 Fourth St. Gold Hill Closed Mondays. 835-1093 MERLE NORMAN Cosmstlc Studio, 214 Fluhrer Bldg. 772-esu SPOT CASH for old coins. 173 3B59. Eves. 77a-C7B3. 'GINGER' OWNER OF BEAUTY SALON at 880 Stewart Ave. Special person alized service, ah worn Ruaran teed Welcomes ladlea with thin fine or problem hair. EVENING APPOINTMENTS Closed Mondays 773-3139 AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? If age driving record, un insured accident financial re sponsibility filing, etc.. Is making It difficult for you to secure proper Insurance, see us. Con venient monthly installment. Don Stathos Insuror, 1005 E. Main, Medtord. 773-6058 Open Mon St Tues. 'till 9 pm , JACKSONVILLE DENTAL LAB Dentures repaired while you wslt 899-1071 899-1559 Open Free Classes Supplies FERRIS WHEEL CERAMICS 2475 Stewart 'T"L', ANYONE having a drinking prob lem la welcome et the Medford Group of Acohollca Anonymous 3:30 p-m. Tues. A Sat. reer of 31 N Oakdale. 773-4141. Al- Anon Group every luesrtav Eastside COIN LAUNDRY Hawthorne St. Open24 hrs. day DHINKINU YOUR PROBLEM? Contact A A Sun. S p-m. Thurs. 8:30. 404 Walnut Pb. 604-2006 779-1281 CREDIT EQUITY, K Is a debt consolliiatlne aeency licensed St bonded by the State of Ores on wtth the purpose of piannea aeot reaucuon. 201 Medics! Center Bids. 33 N, Central 773-7103 DENTURES repaired end rellned wnue you welt uey or eve. ra 773-a03 25 Lozler Lena. in -ir k -tr For Action . . . Use Tribune Want Ads FRIDAY. APRIL 21. 4 IOST AND FOUND LOST Ladies glasses. Area B e Y 684-2277. LOST blacL A white k white Border Col hsdy Govt. Reward lit. near snaay offtred. 878-3171. LOST Orann Female 9 yr. old Pomeranian near oejtnp stars runs, steward. 7T3-3007. Lost PAT. Black s tan mala ininuanua-Mancnesier puppy. S-INSTRUCTIONS ENROLL now for sewing classes. Ages i rum iu to -t i . t,onuci airs. neiu at singer sewing aaa. Co. 318 E- Main. 772-7133. PIANO beginners ages 7 to if or anvan.-en ?j V i I 1 10 WANTED MALE HELP FULL OR PART TIME WANT MEN over 21 Must be neat appearing, aggres sive & willing to work. High commission plus monthly bonuses. Many Company benefits. For Personal Interview 8m Mr. Sh reeve. Room 315 Leverett Bldg.. Medford. 8 10 a.m. Sat. Mon. Tues. BENEFICIAL HOSPITAL POLICY DIVISION BENEFICIAL INSURANCE GROUP Leading National Food Company HAS Opening in Medford So. Ore' gon Territory FOR Retail Salesman Recent College preferred. Salary, car furnished, exception al benefita, training program, management opportunities-. Submit hrlef resume of family statu, schooling, draft, current employment to TRIBUNE BOX 573 (Replies Confidential) TREE PLANTERS. 828-4831 SAWYER wanted for Pine St Douglas rir. Experience In both mciiurv. Pin Mountain Lum ber Co. Yreks, Calif. VI-2-4178. WANTED man to work on Grade a Lsjtry, novjse lusm. write Tribune Box iaai. VACUUM cleaner aalasman. comm.. good average earnlnga btcause you are selling to people inter- eaiea enougn 10 caii us. bwi a, flag N. Riverside. .ULESMAN-lttRBY CO.' Commission. 773-3333 JUNIOR MERCHANTS WANTED for CENTRAL POINT MEDFORD Age 12 to 15 Tha MsilTTrlhuns) needs ir. Mer chants to deliver papers in rant rati Pntnt at nil Mftdford. Apply In person at Office Or pnone iia-oiei. ll-W ANTED FEMALE HILP WAITRESS Wanted neat In ap pearance. Apply in person. North'a Chuck wagon loig Wagon 1616 N Rtveratde. "5?T.10N,BT- 1 f'';!! referred typing retired. Write rtoune Box ll7 12 MALE OS FEMALE HELP Men & Women To Demonstrate Pood Blender Appliance HAten no. i in America. Commission. Possible to make up to 11000 per month. Call Mon, April 29 ONLY 482-307D CARETAKER live In. Little Ap- piegete jjisi. stent uuilties. amen wages. No children. 81)9-1319. Henaen, Box IDA, Sterling route, Jacksonville. MEDFORD EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Room 201 Executive Bids. 315 I. Main 773-30S 13 WANTED SITUATIONS FARMS A General labor work. 772-3701, EXPERIENCED Receptlonlst-typlst. some pooxaeeping. rTii-asei. CARPENTER WORK WANTED No job too email. IM-1473. TRACTOR ROTOVATION OUY COX 77Q-I374 GARDEN tilling. Iswn mowing. Hr. Or JOQ. 773-31BB. ROTOTILL1NG It yard work. 412- 3143; ODD Jobs, carpenter, pointing, lawn, geroen, nvoge uinuiiina. L. H. Lynch 772-7524, T-V SERVICE REPAIR Gold Hill eree 155-1140 YARD WORK, ALL TYPES Experienced and reliable. 773-4033 GARDEN TILLING No spot too small. 773-2313 "HOUSE" CLEANING as Ironing Helerences I ts-owsa TRAC TOR ROTOVATING 772-2333 or 772-9750 LAWN MOWERS SH ARPENED 38Newtown 772-4075 "ROTOVATE YOUR GROUND reedy for planting 533-1604 LAWN" mowing." hedge trimming, nam naming itipiey, u-.nu. CARPENTER work. Contract or by hr flfit-Uijia Tailoring alterations- 773-taou ALL types csrpenter work. No Job too smsll Tfj-assj rfs-osDa. LAWN Mnwera machine sharp ened, pick up a, uetivery. 773-8081 PAINTING Ressonsble. Nice work 773-1140 oetore I Ju mm., oltet 6 pm Gil Johnson; CUSTOM TRACTOR & GARDEN ROTOVATING J!arl Lens 772-7500 ROTOVATING gardens eV lawns Walt Flppa. J73-3O07 CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS ti DRAPES 772-3038 WANTED Housecleenlng by hour: referenceaJ 773-5823. TRUCKING service, rubbish, hay, furniture lor 12 30 per hour. 773-7430 IRONINO Mending. Free pickup delivery. 864-3281 14-Want or) Mlscalisnevaus CAI.LUSI 772-8318 WE NEED FURNITURE GOT ROOFING PROBLEMS? FOR HILP CALL . . . NORTHWEST ROOFING CO. Far Reeling All Types! PH. 779-1038 Frag estimates T.niram. FILL MATSsUXl. 19M B 5 lt-Wanted MIxSin m wa PAY CASH TOR HOMES TO BI MOVXD W1STWOOD HOUeXalOVINO as wiaawtfcswo co. WANT to bur old eld alaas. Uvea and email furniture pieces. Oetrelch Antiques. 7H-OsO. WANT BARKIS POLES- 1 H BAXTER at CO. Boa JO. Grants Pas. 4TI CASH FOR FURNITURE, Misc. tooli or what hava you I or 7 7 t -a? so WANTXD TO BUV 200 COKD io green uur and tuaca OaJL. fYaflDfO. BEST CASH DF ALfor Furniture Appliances Misc. OAK GROVI TURN. T7J-1M4. USED PIANOS wanted WIU par Kraaine'B. 77Z-4ZS. CASH FOR FURNITURE Misc. tools or anything salable. Or win sell on consignment lea earn Auction Co. S HWV .i. IS FINANCIAL S LOANS CASH lor contracts as taorUasa. JJjyjJdJc edtord. 20-FOS HINT HOUSES For Lease 4-bdrm , 1(, bath dwelling gut UIU. ALSO Lease or Laos Option 1-bdrm. home located la NJ. Medford. Ills a month. CALL BOB HART REALTOR 771-gMl BDRM. duplea, Weetalde, hag atove as reirlg . VS. Whitney. SMALL S bdrm. unfurn. house as . uoiumous. .03 mo. TTgggga3 2 BDRM. unfurn. new duplex, car- .er pa. eor-ou. nv a 773-Uaf or 7T-i7Qg. 40 PT. trailer house Water at eiec. pa. poo mo. tsi Anteiop nu. ius .1U. COZY 1 bdrm. furnished. Close las Eastelde. IDJ. 533-1140. NEW g unfurn., duplex, ww car pel, eiec. range gaa neat, yarn service, carport water pd., Sts a mo. No pets T71-43T3. BDRM. unfurn. house, l XT ground with out buildings for livestock. 173. 773-1871 after V NICE clean 3 bdrm. home, nlef yard, carport. No pets. 1913 aw wan. 2 BDRM. unfurn. house 175. a niunw, pee at ava rs. LOIumpus. yryHN. 1 bdrm. house, next to Ldge Motel, no doge, log N. Riverside 604-JS31 NEARLY new unfurn. with aaraee. near west! tide. n. Avallal May 9th. 772-3S4: its REDECORATED furn. 2 rm. cot tago. eso. 77a-eeai. rOR LEASE 1-BR., fireplace; uuum gerege. in noyai nu. Sub. or will tell 1350 down. Call The MAM Agency H4-2M3 aivee. assjss eee'ieoe. TWO 3 bdrm. houses. 345. Oar- owg. water pa. inquire sni, N. Riverside. 2nd. house on right side of road. UNFURN. S bdrm. hone 360 month, water pd. Phono 771- SSflg before s wahdaya. i 1 BDRM. unfurn, adulta, no pata, 173-1337. DUPLEX 3 bdrm. watar gar- page pd. laio Cornell ltd. rURN PENTHOUSE WQABAOE." convemoia norm., turn nam, kitchen. Adulta. no pate. RET. ERENCEB. Yard, complete priv acy, aundaok yours tot last basking not,, Whitman. I BDMbI. unfurn, ITS. TTfr-MT or aaa-ieai. 3 BDRM. unfurn. home In country, Pasture for horse . cow. 3-Ills .' anns uAirte an-1037 NICE older house. Redacorated 4 bdrm. Yard cared for. Water pd. t;aij alter o e-ai ife-eiea. MODERN 1 bdrm. house. Unfurx. 1.7.30. 130S Spring. 1 BDRM. house 7 Large rms. 130. 040 anil Lsnc. 77a-aioe. NEW 1 bdrm., can be 3 bdrm. Oai neat, utilities pa. gats rowier Rd. Near Desert Service Sta. TRAILER House with porch end" natn rm., gja. ai7a w. Main. RlYltli unfurn.. 170. gig Nn. Columbus near Jackson School. 433-1703. LARGE 3 bdrm. duplex. unfurn"7 except eiec. stove as reins . wa ter as garoege peio. mq oio u kola between 10 e.m. at 3J0 p.m. 3 BDRM. home, fireplace. 2 blocks to grade school, 3100 mo. 773- 84 or 772-4277, 3-BDRM. unfurn, duplex. Garage. 180. 302 Palm. 535-1505. DUPLEX near Phoenix high school. 515-1110. . FOR lease Unfurn. 3 bdrm. house, carport water furn., no pets. 333 Chestnut St. . NICE clean 3 bdrm. houee. no drinkers, no pete. 303 Narregan. CLEAN unfurn! 3 bdrm. No pets. gog Narregan. 1 BDRM. house. Stove at refrlg. Large yard. 130. 3333 Table Rock Rd 773-8080. rOR RENT New Urge 1 bdrm. furn. house, lots of storage as cabinets. On bus route In Cen tral PolrrL 773-8123 or 773-3332. 3 BDRMS, Blinporch. service rmT, at garage, available May 1st. Children welcome. 215 N. Oak- dale. 3 BDRM. near Roosevelt gs Hadrick school!. 330 mo. 772-4448 or 772-4277. LA ROE 4-bdrm. home. Nice neigh- pornooo 77a-teie. 1-BDRM. unfurn. house 335. Two turn, ople. 133 Almonq. DUPLEX Ideel Jocetlon. 2 bdrma. 113, Close In. 332 "J" 81. 771-8413 UNFURN. 1 bdrm., Jacksonville. Oes renge Ij heal, 50. 800-1270, FOR LEASE Large deluxe umturn, 2-bdrm. jiupJexMlSOfK 2 BDRMS , newly decorated on t acre. e7u per mo., weter turn. Tooley-Bernett at Pflugred Inc. Iteaitora. 7 1 j-eeoe. 22' trailer, modern eddition, 1 or 3 people, 340. no pete. 77B-1480. 1 BDRM. furn. house. Talent Junction 535-1271. 2 BDRM. modern house In aVWT Medford 470 mo. rencea oacat yard. Rel required. Ph. 773-4639. 1 BDRM unfurn. home, water pd. 843. 448-3861, FOR RENT Bachelor Cabin. I2S Mo- 116 B. Ivy, 772-6633. 2-BDRM. duplex. Adulta: no pete. 1-BDRM MODERN COTTAOES 340 2060 Table Rock Rd. UNFURN. I bdrm. duplex with aregel 102 Wlthlngton 773-3077 1 at 2 BDRM unfurn. duplex, gar- ege. yard service 415 Oek. LEASE OR RENT Remodeled studio home, dose In. dining rm., living rm., lerga fireplace, lerge kitchen. 3 bdrma.. bath, patio, centre! heet, air condition, small lawn. Inquire Lusk Muslo Co., 333 So. Riverside, 930-5:30, or cell 772-2000 after -30. STOCKMEN FEED PELLETS Your cearec er enpglgUHe reiihego will make a base lor a modem ealeoced ration Hut rati can feed wh little labor end tea w aetata. The Increased meat er miRt sre evctd will five yen mail mem returns gat g small cash lavaatmanl. MORTON MILLING CO. see on um,