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HOUSEKEEPING - Two "families" have set up housekeeping
in a single traffic light in Welch, W. Va. The upstairs family
was out when a photographer called on the family below.
The birds use the slop and go
presently is unoccupied. (UPI)
Parade Winners at
Ashland Announced
Ashland - Judges for the
Fourth of July parade de
clared that they found de
cisions difficult because of the
high calibre of the entries,
further complicated by the
unusual number of horses and
riders in units that were inter
persed in the line of march.
The committee headed by
Bill Wright listed the follow
ing prize winners:
Swtepstalc.it $50 cash and
purple ribbon went to the
Ashland Garden club.
In each of seven categories
$20 and $10 were awarded
first and second winners, with
honorable mention ribbon to
third place.
Children's groupi 4-H Dairy
club (1); Sls-Q 4-H (2); Kay
Holdcrman (3).
Service and social groups
Klwanls club (1); Beta Sigma
Phi (2); Ashland Lions club
(3).
Bands: Fire House Five
Plus Two (1); Elks Kilty band
(2); Ashland City band (3).
Commercial: Whitland
Locke Studio (1); Rondo Lanes
(2) ; Mark Antony Beauty shop
(3) . ...... .. ..
Historical groups: Ashland
Business and Professional
Women (1); Southern Oregon
college (2); American Legion
Post 14 (3).
Churches: Assembly of God
(1); Faith Tabernacle (2);
United Church (3).
Special interest group: Mr.
and Mrs. F. J. Cliflord (1): Jon
Bennett (2); Davis and Ains
worth (3).
First prize in the junior
riding group went to the
Yreka Rough Riders; Siskiyou
Saddle Sitters (2); Rogue
Riders (3). Junior riding group
Class B: Southern Oregon
Pony club (1); Pony chariot
(2): Ashland Wranglers (3)
Junior: K-Bar (1): Wcnda
Wlndblglcr (2).
'it t
1
TEARS AND HUMIDITY -Jamie ilobbs, 2. adds a trw tears
to the humidity at the beach at
seem to realize how lucky
as me temperature soared to
SUNDAY. JULY 7, 1963
, i
r
lights, while the caution light
Horse specialties: Junior,
Three Belles and a Brave (1);
Pauline Williams and Toni
Black (2); American Revolu
tionary Trio (3).
Western ainre: Senior, Tony
and Bprbara Bebe (1); Mr. and
Mrs, Jim Warren (2); Ben Wil-
lard (3). Junior, Barbara De-
Clerck (1); Ellen Reynolds (2);
Beverly Ann Boyd (3).
Special allire: Senior, Lyle
Blonk (1); Jeanne Locgcl (2);
Richard Reedy (3); Junior, Bil
ly Turner (1); Kathy Kula (2).
Senior driving ponies: All
ribbons to the Southern Ore
gon Pony group.
Family riding group: Low
ell Fowler lamily (1); Harold
Smith and son (2); Mrs. E. W.
Mapcs and daughter Rita
Mitchell (3).
The Old Timers Car club
requested no prize money but
worn awarded ribbons in the
following categories:
Horseless carriage of 1916
or before: arl . Kurz, 1913
Ford (1); Archie Haskins, 1915
Saxon (2).
Antique cars (1917-1927):
Wayne Taylor,' 1925 Chevro
let (1); Ken Edwards, 1919
Ford (2); Steven Miller, 1919
Ford (3).
Vintage (1927-1931): Curly
Anderson, 1928 Ford (1); Dan
Slycrs, 1929 Essex (2); Jerome
HigRins, 1930 Ford (3).
Special interest cars: Walt
DeBocr (1); Earle Swift (2).
Surgery on Throat
Hyannis, Mass.-WPD - Mrs.
Joan Kennedy, wife of Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy (D-
Mass.) had a sore throat Fri
day but otherwise was in
good condition following sur
gery for an abscess.
She was reported "resting
comfortably" at Cape Cod
Hospital, through suffering
from a sore throat, the after'
effect of the surgery.
" (MS
Indianapolis. Ind. She didn't
he was to be where she was
near-record heights. (CPI)
rmi i. - ;. . )
t4: :
Small
Worlds
Around
Us
By
Ivnn W.
Watkint
m
BeiUUir Ji Irlbunt Syndicate. 1963;
Here's One Case Where a
Forceful Change Succeeded
There was vocal conflict
aggravated frequently by the
appearance o I commercial
fishermen with nets in the
near vicinity of sports fisher
men who screamed loud and
long that, there ought to be a
law making it illegal for nets
to be used in areas where fish
ermen with rods and lines
normally congregated.
As time went on, the argu
mcnts grew more heated.
There were probably several
reasons why fishing wasn't as
productive as could be hoped,
but the failure was attributed
to the net fishermen.
Then came the day when
the net fishermen stretched
their seines across the mouth
of the bay. This was th e
clincher. The balloon went up.
The sports fishermen blew
their collective tops. They dc
termincd to do something
about it. Pressure was brought
to bear and meetings were
called. Tempers flared.
On one side the nctlcrs,
many of whom had fished the
waters for many years eking
a livelihood from the sea
They could see no reason why
anyone should dictate to them
whore they could drop their
nets.
Only Bitterneis
Interviews from both sides
yielded only bitterness; all ar
guments were hashed and re
hashed, times without num
ber. The wheels of final deci
sion ground ponderously, but
they turned. It was decided-
no net fishing within certain
defined boundaries. "Unlaw
ful to block all, or part of any
inlets leading into the bay."
The sports fishermen were
happy; the net fishermen were
angry; the ncttcrs naci their
day, illuminated by the glar
ing light of publicity.
The headlines forecasted
dire results. The net fishermen
screamed; "We will starve.
Our children will be deprived
of their birthright. Our way
of life has been destroyed. We
will be out of work; it was the
only way we had of making a
living."
These, and many other
equally startling statements
were printed. There were
some folks, aside from those
directly concerned, that be
lieved all this, and their hearts
ached for those unfortunate
victims whose livelihoods
were being interferrcd with,
and who would now starve.
This all actually happened
Just a few short years ago. In
the meantime there has been
ample time to analyze the de
cision, the result, and measure
the damage, or the advant
ages. No Evidence
Without food, a healthy man
can live for about 30 days. The
records show that not a single
one of the dire forecasts of
what was expected to happen
to any of those concerned, has
occurred. Not a single person
has starved to death, in fact,
now at the end of 10 years, no
evidence can be found that
anyone even suffered from
even the mildest case of mal
nutrition. What seems a little stranger
is that all those that expected
to undergo a radical change In
living standards suffered little
or no inconvenience. Neither
was there any suffering; in
fact now, after Just a few
short years, there is a certain
degree of harmony between
the net fishermen and those
that use a hook and line,
Sometimes a forceful change
in a way of life proves bene
ficial.
Talent Youth Hurt
In Auto Accident
Dave Westfall, 17. son of
Mrs. Bill Perry, 218 North
Second st., Talent, received
a head Injury from a one car
accident early Saturday morn
ing, it was reported.
The car, driven by Gary Me
Garlty, son of Mrs. Ethel Mc
Garity. 219 Gibson St., Talent,
hit a telephone pole on Main
st. between the old highway
and I St., it was reported.
The driver was not hurt.
A physician used 13 stitches
to close the 17-year-old pas
senger's head wound.
Hatfield Reported
To Be Improved
Salem - HOT - Gov, Mark
Hatfield, who has been down
with the flu tor the past week,
was described as "much bet
ter" Friday by his press sec
retary, Travis Cross.
Cross said the governor's j
appointments for Friday have
been cancelled, ' hut we re i
shuttling work out to his
house."
Cross Indicated Hatfield
might return to his office
Monday,
LICENSE INVALID-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harmon of Star City,
Ark., display their 1945 marriage license which is invalid
under a 1041 Arkansas law. They plan to marry again and
have invited other couples in the same situation to Join them.
Under Arkansas law the husband must be 18 and the wife
16 to marry without parental
was 21 and Mrs. Harmon gave hers as 18 when actually they
were both 17. The Social Security Administration announced
last April that it would not
who were not legally married.
Former Jacksonville
Resident Praises Work
Done On Beekman Home
A Tempe, Ariz, woman, a
former Jacksonville resident,
wrote this week praising the
operation of the C. C. Beek
man home in Jacksonville.
She wrote the county court
thatjshe was impressed by the
PET TALK
By M. I. L.
HOT WEATHER CARE
The pet you save may be
your ownl
Be sure to move the dog
house into the shade; It be
comes a place of torture if
exposed to the hot, mid-summer
sun. Be sure there is good
ventilation and that hard
cushion or cedar pillow be
provided for sleeping. Laun
dering of blankets, if used,
should be frequent. Only scru
pulous cleanliness will pre
vent an epidemic of fleas.
When you leave on vaca
tion, please do not forget your
pet. Remember always that he
depends upon you alone for
food and shelter. If you leave
him in a kennel be sure that
it is a reputable one. Many
dogs have been known to
contract disease germs from
kennels not disinfected after
each occupancy. If you are
leaving him with friends be
sure they understand his feed
ing schedule. Most certainly,
it is unadvisable to leave your
pet with anyone who is not
fond of animals.
Another cruelty, too often
practiced, is the adoption of
pets at vacation spots and
their eventual abandonment
when the family is ready to
go back home. So much suf
fering occurs as a result that
we ask all who come within
this category to be. sure to
turn these unwanted animals
over to an accredited shelter
or humanely put to sleep by
a veterinarian. Remember -hunger,
thirst and exposure
are the results of abandoning
animals under any circum
stances. Tips for summertime dog
care: Have your dog clipped,
if necessary, by a professional.
Brush out shedded hair from
long-haired dogs. Make plen
ty water available at all
times. Feed your dog smaller
amounts at more frequent in
tervals. Don't exercise your
dog immediately following a
meal. When In a car, provide
dog with ample ventilation.
Do not park in direct sun
light: make sure there is plen
ty of shade when parking for
any length of time.
"Extreme horror o( cruelty
Is the mark of the spiritual
man'-Ceorge Bernard Shaw.
9 Held In Portland
Bookmaking Arrests
Portland - HTD - A total of
nine persons had been arrest
ed by late Friday in a crack
down in Multnomah and
Ciaikama. Counties on alleg
ed bookmaking operation.
Three persons were arrest
ed tn raids Thursday. Six sec
ret indictments were return
ed by the Multnomah County!
grand jury Kriy which re
sulted in more rrets.
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, OREGON
IF rs "
consent. Harmon said his age
pay widows' benefits to persons
(UPI)
rehabilitation of the home, its
furnishings and grounds. The
guides who had a good knowl
edge of the historic facts of
the period were also impres
sive, she said.
"The home has a marked
resemblance to the Lincoln
home in Springfield, 111.," she
wrote. "The old pioneer homes
In the midwest are kept and
cared for with obvious pride."
"The Beekman home is a
fine example of American
history," she concluded. The
letter was signed by Mavis
E. Peters, 1345 Don Carlos
ave., Tempe, Ariz.
The home of Jacksonville's
early day banker was leased
from the University of Ore
gon with the aid of the county
court and is being operated
by the Siskiyou Pioneer Sites
foundation.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brew
er, Jacksonville, voluntarily
have done most of the work
on grounds and house main
tenance. The county court has
repaired the robf, fence and
financed some general repair
work on the house, and also
helped finance the installation
of a furnace.
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Lost and Found 4
Instructions 5
Wanted Mal Help -. 10
Wanted Female Help 1 1
Male or Female Help .. ,, lit
Wanted Situations 13
Wanted Miscellaneous 14
Financial & Loans 15
REAL ESTATE
For Rent Houses 20
For Rent Apartments 21
For Rent Furnished Rooms 22
Rent Rooms and Board 23
For Rent Miscellaneous 24
Wanted To Rent 25
Medford Realty Board 30
For Sain Real Estate 31
Business Opportunities 32
Wanted Real Eetr.to 33
AD DIRECTORY
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
Buildtnff Supplies 40
Appliances 41
Furniture 42
Musical Equip., Radio, TV 43
Sports and Hobbies 44
Miscellaneous 45
Nurseries H
Dorti and Pets fto
Poultry m
Livestock T2
Wanted Livestock P3
Hay, Grain and Feed ,. M
Fruits & Vegetables ., ... S3
Automotive & Equipment
Machinery and Tractors fio
Logging Kqutpmrnt fii
Equipment For Rent 62
Trailers 70
Parts and Accessories --,,..,. 71
Cycles and Scooters ... 72
Cars and Trucks 73
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LEGAL NOTICES
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by
the Jackion County Court at the
Courthouse at Medford. Oregon,
on or betore 10:00 A M. on the
24th day ol July 1963, for the
furnishing of chemicals for the
jacKson Loumy weed control.
Instructions to bidders and srje-
cifications can be obtained at the
oifice of the County Court and the
purchasing uepartment.
JACKSON COUNTY COURT
Earl M. Miller. County Judee
Edwin H. Taylor, County Comm.
uonaia fc. rauer. uountv Lnmm
I LODGE NOTICES
"uo.isiA ui 'd 8 IB '6 .inf
welcome, refreshments,
E. B. McNcw. NO.
2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS
RUMMAGE By nrivate family,
clean, hahy mine., children's
clothes, bedding, household mi,
antique rocking chair. July 9th.
j:r Kpnynn.
3-PERSONAL
ROSE BEAUTY CENTER
Ph. 773-1841 Pink house on cor
ner Jackson & Genessec.
Close to Shopping Center.
AFTER this date. Julv 7. 1063. I
will no longer be responsible for
any bins other than my own.
Raymond Le Owen, 513 Board
man. MISS PAT'S Kindegrarten. Regis
ter now for fall term. 4 8c 5 yr,
olds. 773-3382
MISS PAT'S Nursery School. Day
& night care, open all summer.
773-3382.
MISS PAT'S Dance Studio. Private
& class lessons for children,
adults, tiny tots. Tap, ballet, jazz.
acrobatic & baiirooom. 77J-jjni
nTr I VERSI DEBE AUTY SALON
For complete Beauty Care. Call
Marv Jane or worn, lor appoint
ment. 773-4200.
1238 N- Riverside
REMODELING
Add
work.
i room, cabinets A- patio
tree estimates. 5J;w7hj
CREDIT EQUITY, INC.
in a dcht consolidation agency
licensed St bonded by the State
of Oregon with the purpose of
piannea oeni rcnucuon.
201 Medical Center Blric.
33 N. CENTRAL 773-7103
CASH
For vnur old Coins
JEFFERSON COIN SHOP
13 N. Fir 772-2853
MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio.
iil4 nunrer mag. 77-uhh
"COINS"
Will buy yours Call
D-IU09 for spot cash.
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 Insnror, 1005 E. Main,
Medford, 773-66S8. Open Mon.
at i ties, tin v p.m,
FOR SALE Two crypts No. 600
& wo. mu ace. a Men torn mem
orial Mausoleum. $800 value
$f!)5. 482-3161.
DRESSMAKING Specially made
& lasnionca oy ucorge martin.
CallB55'1407 for appointment.
KINDERGARTEN
Registration open for September
class. Complete pre-school cur
riculum 5 yr. olds only. Quali
fied instructors. Modern fire
resistant building with spacious
indoor work & outdoor play
areas. Centrally located by Haw
thorne Park. Brochure mailed
upon request. Free transporta
tion! DAY CARE it nursery facilities
available for 2-8 yr. olds. Open
, all summer.
. Colecn Hope Kindergarten &
Day Care Center, 45 Hawthorne
DON'T merely brighten your car
pets . . . Blue Lustre them . . .
eliminate rapid rcsolling. Rent
electric shampooer $1. Johnson
Paint Center
SPOT CASH for old coins. 772
2859. Eves. 772-6782.
DRINKING YOUR PROBLEM?
Contact A.A. Sun. 8 p.m.
Thurs. 8:30. 41)4 Walnut
Pn. 684-2006 779-1251
'GINGER'
OWNER OF BEAUTY SALON at
880 Stewart Ave. Special person
alized service. All work guaran
teed Welcomes ladies with thin,
fine or problem hair.
EVENING APPOINTMENTS
Closed Mondays 773-3130
ANYONE having a drinking prob
lem is welcome at the Medford
Grouo of Acoholics Anonymous
8:30 p.m. Tues. St Sat. rear
Of 21'' N. Oakdale. 773-4848. AI-
Anon Group everyTuesday.
DENTURES repaired andrei.ned
while you wait. Dny or eve. Ph.
7a-Hoaa 25 Lozier Lane.
JACKSONVILLE DENTAL LAB
Dentures repaired while you wait
ftnfl-107! BWM3.V1
4-LOST AND FOUND
' THESE STRAY DOGS
are at the Jackson Co. Pound
Ac will be held 5 days.
FEMALES: Blnck St tan hound
pup. Black, brown St white Aus
tralian Shepherd. Black Ac tan
ocrman snepnera pup.
MALES: Red mixed breed. Black
Ai tan German Shepherd. Black
part Dachshund. Sable Sc white
Collie. Black Sc gray German
Shepherd. Black Ac white mixed
onepnera.
DAIRY RANCH AUCTION
35 irrigated acres, Grade A or B setup
12 stanchion cement milking parlor '
400 gallon capacity stainless steel Van
Veeter refrigerated tank stainless steel
pipeline 3 unit Chore Boy milker 1 1
head top producing dairy cows 105 ton
capacity hay barn with motorized baled
hay loader 50x60 loafing shed with
concrete mangers 5 room, 2 bedroom
home family orchard Merrytiller Pow
ermower Misc.
Owner is ill and must quit. $8,000 down
balance $150 per month. Everything
goes without reservation at auction ti the
highest bidder at 12:00 noon.
SATURDAY, JULY 13th
3172 Woodlind Park Road - 10 Minutes
from Grants Past, Oregon on paved
road.
PAUL ALLENFORT
Owner
Cranlt Pan, Ore.
Ph. 1-503.476.7474
4-LOST AND FOUND
LOST white purse at McLaughlin
tnr reward Return ClatfC &
pur'f 773-37BV
5-INSTRUCTIONS
ACCORDION lessons. All ages,
CJajajajidopuUra-1 52j
SUMMER MUSIC CLASSES
PIANO ORGAN
6 wki. course. 3 classes
weekly. Total cost, $12 30
Use of piano & organ available,
772-8635 or 772-4237
Motel Management
MEN, WOMEN
& COUPLES
WANTED
For Immediate Training.
Excellent Future
AMERICAN MOTELS, Inc.
co Tribune Box 7724
Thurston Kindergarten
Pre-school reading readiness
with music, rythm & gymnastics.
Registration days, every Thurs.
& Fri. mornings from 10 to 12.
Call 773-3117 or
773-6181 ,
10 WANTED MALE HELP
RANCH CARPENTER, full time Job
with broad ranch duties, baiary
plus home & utilities. Deer
Creek Ranch. Selma. Ore. Ph. 361.
DELIVERY MAN
For Wholesale national food con
cern. Minimum of 2 yrs. experi
ence. Good street knowledge of
Grants Pass. Medford & Klamath
Falls. Write TRIBUNE BOX 7048.
giving experience, age, marital
status.
WE WANT
TO TALK
To a successful A & H
manager or aftcnt who is
desirous of becoming a fully
financed General Agent in this
area for a major Life and
A & H company. You must
be capable of hiring and .
training men, knowledge of '
producing leads, and responsible.
This is an opportunity very
rarely open.
Please write in confidence to
Tribune Box 8366
15 RENEWAL BONUS
plus unusual earnings , for
Health St Accident Salesman.
To work from our leads, sell
ing Pyramid's Guaranteed Re
newable for Life Medical Plans.
Including plans that Insure
people for existing conditions.
Experience not necessary. Open
ings throughout Jackson &
Josephine counties. Write:
DON HIGGINS
1002 N,W, Washington
Grants Pass, Oregon
CULLOP'S
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Experienced pond man. Steady
employment. Goo d location.
Good pay.
104 E. SIXTH
773-3694
Excellent Opportunity
For aggressive individual to
assume Sub-Distributorship for
So. Oregon for a highly profit
able line of Industrial & Auto,
motive equipment. Must be able
to finance Min. stock (S600 &
late model pickup. A man wio
will work can easily make bet
ter than average Income. Those
interested contact Mr. Wilson at
the Thunderbird Motel Monday
St Tues. Afternoon.
July 8th and 9th
APPLICATIONS for Carrier Boys
for morning Route. Ages 11-1S,
Accepted at 772-2387 or 693 So.
Modoc.
SALESPEOPLE wanted to repre
sent an Oregon firm selling Hos
pital Ins. Life time vested re
newals. No experience required.
We will train, leads furnished.
Good commission schedule. If
you have read this ad. lake one
more step St phone for particu
lars. Mr. Florca 853-1123.
Salesman Wanted
bv a leading manufacturer of
cigarcties. Over 21 yrs. of age,
to headquarters In Eureka. Calif.
Complete training program,
salary plus travel expenses. Ad
vancement in line with ability.
Company car furnished. Reply
Tribune Box 206 Medford. Ore.
EXPERIENCED Life Ins. Agent to
help me build an Ins. Agency In
the state of Ore. A once in a
life time opportunity for the
right man. A very high commis
sion schedule. Ph. Mr. Florea
H55-U23.
For Action .
Use Tribune Want Ads
A. MORRISON
Auctioneer
l WANTED FEMAIE HELP
LUBE msn. Must be quail nea and
be abl to Jurnlsh references.
SLrMilljJ34 S. Bivcrs.de..
COMM Salesman. Excellent oppor
tunity No canvassing.
Stark's. 622No.Rlverslde
DRAFTSMAN DETAU.EB. must
have nvnimum ol 5 yrs. experi
ence detailing structural steel.
Write Tribune Box 6656.
MANAGEMENT
LEADS TO
EXECUTIVE CAREER
IN FINANCE
Not an average "trainlnjf pro
gram" ... not an ordinary job.
This unique Management train
ing program fcl'ows a well
planned, comprehensive sched
ule, provides you the best op
portunity to develop quickly into
a responsible executive in fi
nance . . . pays you full salary
vnii lnrn with increases
based on your rate of progress, j
Some college preierreu. uucini
salary, car allowance, all mod
ern employee benefits.
Household Finance Corp.
128 E. Main
MAIL TRIBUNE
CARRIER BOYS
wanted for Ashland and
Phoenix areas.
Call 772-6141
or
482-3002
AUTO mechanic. Must own tools
Sc. have references. Only qunll
fled person need apply. See Mr.
Mills, 134 S. Riverside,
JUNIOR MERCHANTS
WANTED
for
Jacksonville
Medford Westside
Age 12 to 15
The Mail Tribune needs Jr. Mer
chants to deliver papers In Jack
sonville. Central Point and Med
ford. Apply in person at Office or
phone 772-6141.
SALESMAN KIRBY CO.
Commission. 773-3333
1 1 WANTED FEMALE HELP
Most beautiful CHRISTMAS CARDS
in the West earn you $60 to SlfiU
(commission) in spare time. Com-
filete selection personalized, re
igious greetings, gifts. Write for
sample outfit on approval, in
cluding FREE gift. Western Art
Studios. 161 N. Hill, Dept.- 136,
Pasadena. Calif.
WANTED: Woman for stenographic
and general office work, some
computation. Must know short
hand. Write full particulars of
training and experience tn Hau
pert Tractor Co., P. O. Box 992,
Medford.
WOMEN- WANTED
For Motel Management Training
... See Classification 3.
,. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS
Apply in person.
s JACKIE'S COFFEE SHOP
noBue River or Ph. 582-1105
ENVELOPE Addressing $2 per 100.
or $18 per thousand. 855-1677.
Art Cook
President
Ma'nwr Title Insurance
May we have
a moment of
your valuable
time to remind
you that we
have the services
you need when you are dealing in the7
purchase or sale of real property. We
are Bonded and Insured.
CRATER
TITLE
INSURANCE
COMPANY
'Locally
510 West 6th
1 1 WANTED FEMAlEHElf
WANTED Mature woman for
housekeeping and child care in,
country home. Give age, experi
ence, references At watre expect
WANTED Lady to stay with
wife. rm. board, some wages,
husband works nights. Phona
772-6651.
It's A Wunnerful
Truck ... Bui It
Ain't Gol No Seat
To Sit On!
No, its in good
condition . . .but its
what they call a
"Divco'Van." These
are special-order
delivery trucks,
designed so you can
stand up and drive
them. The steering
wheel, clutch, brake
. . . all designed so
you stand up to
"drive it!
So if you don't
NEED No Seat To
Sit On... Call us!
It Ain't GOT No
Seat To Sit On!
Good price: $599
DEAN & TAYLOR
PONTIAG
2177 So. Pacific Hwy. 9
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WE ARE
SPECIALISTS
IN:
4 Closing Escrows
9 Collection Escrows
Arden Pincham
Asst. Manager
and
Escrow Otlicer
Owned"
772-5264
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