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THURSDAY, JUNE $, 1863
I J ' MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
Kogap Buys
No bids were received this
week (or the 380,000 board
feet of national forest timber
in the Ashland Loop roadside
area, Ashland ranger district,
Rogue River National forest.
Kogap Manufacturing com-
Tracts Of National Forest Timber at Auction
of ponderosa pine, sugar pine, 000 board feet a"'
and western white pine, bid at other species bid at Hi pe
pany, Medford, was high bid
der for 7,700,000 board feet
of timber in the Brown Moun
tain area, Ashland ranger dis
trict. The high bid totaled S262,
518.15, compared to the for
est service appraised price of
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This Week's Plan for Home Builders
By HIAWATHA ESTES
Aimougn u is smau in
scale, this modest home has
been imaginatively planned
to extract the fullest meas
ure of llvability and comfort
from the allotted space. The
compact design, which can
be easily maintained, is also
very economical to build.
The front door is protected
by the roofed porch. The en
try is well lighted through a
stationary window next to
the door. A partial wall, sop.
n rates the entry ' from the
dining ell. This area could
be decorated -very Appealing
y by using any number of
materials as a screen which
would extend from-the top
of this wall to the ceiling.
A guest closet opens to the
entry. - '
The living room and din
ing ell have been combined
to form one' sizeable ' room
which is made even more spa
cious looking by the use of
large windows. The ' wide
fireplace cBn be enjoyed
from both, thq .living . room
and dining ell.
Modarn ConvanUncai
The kitchen 'offers you sill
' the storage and modern con
veniences you've ever want-
the front of the house as well
as to the. sde. An, anP.le.
size nook area has Decn in
cluded for the serving of fam
ily meals
WANT an instant,
tan that doesn't
look fake?
Laundry facilities plus a
broom closet are In the serv
ice. If preferred, a laundry
tray could be substituted for
the present space allotted to
the dryer. Wall cabinets are
above the laundry facilities.
The service door opens to a
concrete landing where a
walk leads to the detached
double garage. Plans for this
garage are Included with
your house plans.
The bath is so located that
two baths are not necessary,
II. is accessible from both
the service kitchen area and
the bedroom hall. The pull-
man lavatory gives the bath
a touch of luxury and offers
an abundance of storage
spaoe. Sliding doors enclose
the tub and overhead shower.
Opans io Btdroom Hall
A storage closet opens to
the bedroom hall. In another
corner there is a linen, fur
nace and a built-in book case
which opens to the living
room. One of the most pre
valent omissions in the av
erage small home is sufficient
storage. Besides the storage
already mentioned, this home
can boast of 21V of wardrobe
space!
Stone veneer plus two low
hanging light fixtures which
illuminate the stone planter
add a touch of elegance to
the exterior of this exciting
small home.
Court Records
MKUrORD MUNICIPAL COURT
.Lewli Emil Scverson, excessive
nob, lire., IS.
Margaret Louise Hadley. viola
tion of basic rule, $23. impended.
Axel Albert Peterson, violation
of basic rule. S30. - i - -
Allay Leo Ouin. disobeyed traffic
sllnal. 1.
. James Paul TeeU. Improper left
turn. 10 -
.Lois Patricia Morgan, violation
M Sift
- Dale Bin WUlis, disobeyed traffic'
signal. iu.
Richard Neff Meyer, lailure to
stop when leaving private drive
Joseph .Samuel Bates, box 21,
Phoenix, and Elsie Lorraine Mc
Dougall. 787 East Main at., Ash
land. .
Ronald Arlo SJolander, Stlcm,
and Patricia Louise Roach, 1433
Bleber St., Ashland.
Herman Allan Bennett, route 2.
box 668. Central Point, and Joan
Christina Houston, route 2, box
022. Trail.
1172,518.15, an increase of 52
per cent. Next high bidder in
the oral auction for the tim
ber was Medford Corporation.
The other bidder was Moun
tain Fir Lumber company of
Grants Pass.
The timber in the unit con
sisted of 3.405.000 board feet
of Douglas-fir bid in at $34.75
per thousand board feet; 1,
040,000 board feet of western
white pine and other pines
bid at $47 per thousand; 640,
000 board feet of Shasta red
fir bid at $25 per thousand,
and 2,525,000 board feet of
white fir and other species
bid at $28 per thousand.
. Kogap Manufacturing com
pany was high bidder Wednes
day for 6,160,000 board.feet
of . timber in the Woodruff
Blowdown area, Union Creek
ranger district.
The high bid totaled $152.
289.50, compared to the ap
praised price of $150,180, an
increase of 1 per cent.
Next high bidder was Fir
Ply, Inc., Medford. The other
bidder was Olson - Lawyer
Lumber, Inc.
Timber in this unit consist
ed of 4,890,000 board feet of
Douglas-fir bid at $26.95 per
thousand; 1,120,000 board feet
$16.70 per thousand, and 150,-1 thousand.
MODERN PEOPLE
I know it's best for
the waistline!
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Into public street, $19.
ink
rrank Frederick Ewald.
obeyed traffic inr, a.
Dale Art In Barnard, exceaalvc
noiaa. Urea, 5.
Patricia Haln Blgham, violation
of bailc rule, $29, suspended. Driv
er Improvement School. .
Samuel Paul Fafone. violation Of
baic rule, $29, suspended, DI8.
Kenneth Earl Kurz, violation of
basic rule, $29, suspended, D1S.
Roy James Norcroas, violation of
basic rule, io, suxpenaeo, jjib.
Gary Francis Rossknecht, viola
tion of basic rule, $29, suspended,
DIS.
Ariabee Irene Seller, failure to
yield the right of .way. to venicie
on through street at controlled
Intersection. $10. suspended. DIS
Michael Ph! Mid Soran. failure to
yield right of way to oncoming
venicie at tnteresecuon, sus
pended, DIS.
Larry Dean Vowel I violation of
baalc rule. $10, suspended, DIS.
Clyde William Kell. violation of
basic rule, $29, lutpcnded. DIS.
Michael Owen Johnson, disobeyed
traffic signal $10.
Steven Jeffrey Davis, falure to
yield right of way to vehicle on
through street, $29.
Jean Franklin Gomez.' violation
of basic rule, $10.
Donald Lewis Sharp, violation of
battle rule, $29.
William Middleton Longmlre Jr.,
failure to leave information at the
scene of an accident, $39.
Richard James CoUman,' violation
of basic rule, $19.
Claude Wlnford Wlson, no op
erator's license in possession, $9.
John Patrick Graham, defective
equipment, brakes, $10. -
Clifford Eugene Travis, violation
of basic rule, $10.
Bill Eugene Daves, violation of
basic rule, $5.
Complete working drawings for
this plan can be purchased at a
cost of $7.90 for the first set and
$9 for each additional set when
ordered at the same time. This
plan Will be available at these
prices umiii sepi. Please allow
iwo io uiree weens ior oeiivery.
The following home plan book
are also, available: Hallmark
Homes. $ 1 : Award Homes S 1 :
Town and Country Homes,' $1:
Homes fur Llvine. II: Homes nf
Distinction. $1: Ranch and Mod
ern Homes, 13. All books, a $7
value, only $9. Send all orders for
either plans or books to: Hiawatha
Eates, post office box 404-T. North
ridge, Calif.
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Instar.t tan by Tanution Plus.
You gat a warn, natural-looking
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IN MID'ORD
IHOfflNO CINTU
Corvatlis Radio
Station Purchased
Washington - IUP1) - Radio
Station KLOO In dorvallls,
Ore., has been sold for $117,
300, .the. media, brokerage
firm of Hamilton-Landis &
Associates, Inc., announced
. The station -was bought by
Raldolph S. Arntzen of will
mar, Minn.
The station had been own'
ed by William C. Hurley
president of Willamette Vat
Icy Radio, Inc., and Marilyn
Q. Hurley.
The sale Is subject to ap
proval by the Federal Conv
munlcatlons Commission.
IE0AI NOTICES
TIMBER TOR SALE. UNITED
STATES DEPARTMENT Or THE
.INTERIOR. BUREAU OK LAND
! TRICT Oral aui'llon bid. will bt
i received lv the Dutrlt't Manaaer
i m me limner sale ruoin, Armory
urive iinalllivs address 1133 8
Riverside). Mrdtnrd. Oreson, at
8 30 A. M on Tnursdav, June 1.1,
I Ili3. lor all llmlter drslsnalrd lor
cutlins. Helnre bid. are sulmillted.
' lull Information concerning, the
Umber, the conditions of .ale and
submission of bid, should be oh
lllatned from the District Manager
: The rlf hi Is hereby reserved lo re.
i lect any or all bids and lo waive
: any technical delects In this ail
j verltsentent and to waive any ln
! formality In bids received when.
aver such waiver is In the Interest
j of the United States. IN JACKSON
KII M V, (IHKliON: Oftl'l All tlm
; ber designated lor eultlnt on E V
1 NE1.. NEl.HK'.. Sec 1: W'.NW.
. Nli'.SW',. See. It; NE'iSE1.. E,
' SEN. Sec, l. T. 11 ., R. .; Loll
I. i, and 9. s,t. si. T. II ., II
., Will M.r. e.llmated for the
purpose of this sale lo he 33 M bd
it uoufias'ltr, 32 M bd
MARRIAGE LICENSE '
APPLICATIONS
Edward .L. Dwlshl. I6D5 Grand
ave., Medford, and Vivian Barnett
rieider. dobi ofllce box 261. cave
Junction
Michael Lee Farrier. 14H2 Ponlar
dr., Medford. and Susan Lee Sharp,
iua Yucca si,, Kieoiora.
Brian Lee Jefferson. 704 In.
dlana St.. Ashland, and Virginia
Short. Warm Springs, Ore.
Kicnara ueraid Moore. 210 west
Third si.. Medford. and Winifred
Maxine Weixel, 437 Ross lane, Med-
loro.
Gene wyatt. box 1SS. Star route.
Prospect, and Judith I, Foreman, no
addresa given.
(Jlenn Ivan Hlalnbotham Jr.
4097 Hamrick rd.. Central Point,
no uienas Marie worininsion,
2301 Howard ave.. Medford.
IEGAI NOTICES
II. suaar
: Pinv. j m iki. ii. incenseceoar. aa
; ai ixj ii white ur, 1 M im tt. West
rrn hemtwli No bid for less than
viv vs per M bd ft (or the Dtiuelas'
; fir. 2ioa per M bd l for th
i sugar pin. W to rr M hd ft for
the incviut'-rrdar. VJ 4i pr M bd
ft. for th wnit fir tti hi nor M
I bd. ft lor th Wvairrn hrmlo'k. or
a total purrhasr pru of tia Otit .V)
will be conKtrrd Minimum da
in.! w.th bid 91. 400 All ttmtiar
diinaied for rutltna on SK',.
NWT,, gM. j; 8W'(NW,. NW'-
i RW4. ifc. , T. JJ . It. 4 W.i 8R
, NWV tott S. I. 6cr. 1. T. it .
, R. 4 W, H ill Mvr. ttmatrd for tht
furpo of this salt to b )nA M bd
I. Douflasfir. 2 M bd ft ucar
ptna. 6 M bd tt. lnrnarcdar. a
bd. ft. whitr tU No bid for lesa
than 133 40 par M bd. ft for th
Douflaiafir. IIT19 rr M bd ft
(or tha sugar pin. 9 IS per M bd.
ft. for th liKt?ns-cdar, Mi par
M bd. M for I ha white ftr. or a
total purr halt ortc of I.TOi 18.
will be romldered Minimum de
posit with bid MOO.
LEGAL f .)TICES
NATIONAL FORKRT TIMBER
FUR SAl.K
llerkh-Pralrla Itlowdnwn
Oral auction bids will be received
uy mr r oresi supervisor, or nis
authorltt'd rnpresciUative at the of
fice of the Forest Supervisor, Post
uuice Huiioing, medford, Oregon,
neginmng at 10:30 A, M , P.D.T.,
June 17. 1IIH?, for all merchantable
limber marked or designated tor
cutting on an area embracing 3.370
acres, more or leaa. within Sections
4, di. a and 30, T. 30 8.. n. 3 .;
and Sections g. 3. 10, It. 13. 13. 14,
13. 33, 33.3flar.d3T. T.30S., R.3I..
W.M., surveyed, in thr Rogue River
National For-;, Douglas and Jack
son Counties, Oregon, The estimated
volumes are: B30 M board feet of
Douglas-fir; 300 M board feet of
ponderosa pine, sugar pine and
wemern wnue Dine: 350 M board
ieei 01 snasia red fir; 450 M board
feel of white fir and other speclea.
The minimum accepuble bid per M
marn iffi is as ioiiows: uougias
ur awass; ponderosa pine, sugar
Sine and western white pine 13.1S;
hasta red Mr 90,10; white ftr and
other species M3.V This Includes
the following rates. er M hoard
(eet for stunipage. including deposit
tor sale area betterment: Duualas-
tir $31.70; ponderona pine, sugar
vinj niiu wnicrn wnue p'n aiavo;
Shasta red fir fl (IS, white fir and
Other ecle 3 0t; and 12 3.1. for
slahh ditposal tor all species. In ad
dition thtrrc is within the sate area
an unesumated volume of Douglas
fir. lous and Dealer hlnckm iuiiir
chantaltle because ot defect which
the bidder may agree to remove at
0.30 per M board ft., gross scale.
Sealed bids will be publicly opened
and pouted at the office of the
roreai supervisor. Medford. Ore
ton. at 10 30 A. M.. P.DT , June
17, Ih3 All those who submitted
a satisfactory sealed bid will be
permitted immediately to continue
auction bidding. A money order,
bank draft, raihler's or certified
check In the sum of 1(4.100 -Miifct sr.
company each bid. to be applied to
the purchase price, refunded, or re
tained for application to anv claim
for damages, according to the con
ditions of sale It requested by the
purchaser, contract terms will per
mit felling ot timber In advance of
payment up to the value or the
performance bond If an oral bid Is
declared to be high at the closing
of the auction, the bidder must Im
mediately confirm the oral bid bv
submitting It In wrltine on fur at
Service bid form. The right to re-
irn nm inq mu oins is reservea.
Forest Service bid forms for ue
In submitting sealed bids and full
Information concerning the timber.
ine conaiuone 01 sale and the sub
mission of bids should be obtained
from the District Ranger. Union
l iff Hanger blatton. Prospect
Ore a on. or the Foreal Suoervikor
M Mllord, Oregon, before bids are
suomtuea.
AUVKRTI8KMKNT FOR BIDS
Sealed proposals will be received
by the Oregon State Game Com
mission, ioji a. w. Aider street,
P. O, Box 3303. Portland 8, Ore
Bon, until 3 p. m.. Daylight Savins
Tinle, on Friday, June 31, 1063 for
LOG JAM REMOVAL on QUARTZ
CREEK, tributary of Jump-Off Joe
Creek. Josephine Co., Oregon, and
will then and there be opened and
publicly read aloud.
Plans, spec! flea fiont and forma
of contract documents may be ob
tained at the flfflr nf ih Oramn
State Game Commission.
All contractors shall comply with
all state laws pertaining to the
Qualifications of bidders and (nr.-
ticularly Oregon Revised Statutes I
370.006 to 379.343, Inclusive.
tacn proposal shall be made out 1
on the Form of Proposal contained
in the contract document and shall
be accompanied by a certified check
or bid bond made payable to the
Oregon State Game Commlbsion of
ine Mate 01 urcgon in an amount
not lens than ten per cent (lO'ni ol
the total amount of the proposal.
The Oregon State Game Commis
sion reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
No bidder mty withdraw his bid
after the hour set for the opening
unicm awini i aeiayco ior a
period exceeding thirty i30; days.
UlttUUn STATE UAME COMM.
By; P. W. Schneider. Director.
1H34 s. W. Alder Street,
, P. O. Box 3303. ,
Portland B. Onion
Dated May 38, 1083
NOt U K OF FILING
FIN AL At rill'NT
Ne.
In the Matter of the Estate of
GARFIr LU GElMttiK COHNKI.U
also known as Bl'D CORNELL,
Defeased
NOT11I IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has hied his final
account and report In the above
entitled estate and that by order
of 1 he circuit court of the state of
Oregon for Jackson County, Pro
naie Uepartment, a hearing upon
the same Has been set for July
Itti3, m the Circuit Courtroom In
the Jackson County Courthouse in
Mediord. Oregon at the hour of
t oo o clock A M
AH persons having objections
thereto are hereby notified to pre
sent the same oh or before such
time
Date of flrtl publication of this
notice u June 8. to3.
lone Marion Cornell. '
Administratrix t.
NOTirtt or KI RPTKIN
IN TME COUNTY COURT OF THE
01 Ail, up- UKIUUN FUR JACK
SON COUNTY
IN THE MATTER OF THE PRO
POSED FORMATION OF THE
SAMS VALLEY IRRIGATION
DISTRICT
To all electora within the above
proposed irrigation district:
Pursuant to an order or the
above entitled court entered the
13th day of May. I0o3, you are
herewith advised that . there will
be held within the boundaries of
the above proposed Irrigation dil
tricl an. election to determine
whether or not that certain area
described more particularly In the
order defining boundaries on file
with the Jackson County Clerk
shall be formed Into an Irrigation
district with all the powers con
ferred by the Irrigation District
Act. The . polling plce for said
election is designated as the Sams
Valley Grange Hall, which shall
be open foi balloting between
8 00 o'clock a. m. and 8 00 o'clock
p. m., the 33th day of June, 10K3.
There shall be further considered
the matter of election of three
dtrrVtors for the proposed district.
This notice shall be published
once a week for four consecutive
weeks prior to the dale of elec
tion. The date of first publication
ot this notice Is May 33, Uo3,
and the date ot Ust publication Is
June 13. Itt3
K M Madden.
Jackson County Clerk.
"MEDFORD'S FINEST MEATS SINCE 1940
"CHOICE"
EWE
BIB
ROAST
Ll j) lb.
TRIMMED OF EXCESS
J properiy aged for J WASTE AND PREPARED
PERFECT EATING
FOR EASY CARVING
"NEBERGALL'S"
SLICED ,zr
BACON 1 Pound Pkg.
4?
TENDER JUICY AND LEAN
GROUND
CHUCK
"CHOICE"
STEER
ASK ANYONE? OUR GROUND MEATS
ARE ALWAYS THE BEST
GROUND
BEEF
10
POUND
PKG.
39c lb j
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$175!
OUR OWN PURE
PORK
SAUSAGE
"MORRELl'S PRIDE"
Chipped
Beef
$j00
BONELESS
Pork Loin
Roast
U rvJ lib
No
Watte
"Choice" Aged
ROAST
ALL CENTER CUT
CHUCK ROASTS
WELL TRIMMED
NO NECK CUTS
Round Bone
ROASTS
VERY LITTLE WASTE
Blade
Cuts
7-Bone
Cuts
"Choice"
-
BETTY CROCKER.
CAKE
MIXES
WHITE
YELLOW
DEVILS FOOD
LEMON VELVET
DARK FUDGE
BETTY CROCKER
FROSTING MIXES :
CREAMY WHITE
LEMON VELVET
CARAMEL FUDGE
CHOCOLATE FUDGE
CHOCOLATE MALT
DARK CHOCOLATE
NABISCO
OREO
COOKIES
a79ilgg79'
SNIDERS or JORGENSENS
ICE CREAM If
ICE CREAM
HUNT'S
Tomato Juice
JTANDIY
PINIAPFLE- nDIUlf
GRAPEFRUIT UnlnF
STANDBY
Solid Pack Tomatoes
DEL MONTE . i : '. '.
Early Garden Peas i .
SHRIMP
$100
CONES 3T1
2 s39
HERSHEY'S
Chocolate Syrup
FLAV-R-PAC FROZEN
LEMONADE
atn AESkk N
VINE-RIPENED (Size 45)
n
I nil in
500 I BLUE PLATE
I BROKtN
I N. i,$100 L.. . . . .
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9 I I UNA wa tins (fj) '-7
rin I II MMP I
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EXTRA FANCY LARGE SLICING ap,
TOMATOES 2 -39'
IF3 JT fr Wm.
3 q (gO
222 West Mii" Street
S 7y N5XT TO POWER COMPANY
nJJ U'V LfOi CLOSED SUNDAYS
KENTUCKY WONDER
mnt bean
FANCY GREEN
RomiriE
CURLY RED LEAF
LETTUCE