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Newspaper Page Texts JkAA ir- W M I iin,,,M ' 'i Vv . J t, v.,v i M Hi m l f, ?k AWED BY PARADE Everyone loves a parade, especially Karen Sue Nystedt, 4, who watches with awe as a parade 140 Attend Band Camp at Campus Ashland -One hundred for ty students from Oregon and northern California are at tending the Soutnern Oregon college Siskiyou Band Camp which ends July 26. The high school and grade school students are divided into two sections, the Red Band and the White Band. Both are conducted by Dr. Clarence Sawhill, professor of music and director of bands at UCLA. There also is a var sity band consisting of older students. Tuesday, July 23, the band camp students will present a recital in the Ballroom of Britt Student Union on the SOC campus. Another concert will be held 7:30 p.m. Friday, July 26, in the Butler Band shell in Lithia Park. In charge of the band camp is Dr. Glenn Matthews, found er, who also planned an over night camping trip to Four mile lake for the band camp ers. Assisting the direction of the band camp is Dr. Herbert Cecil, chairman of the SOC music department, and Oscar Bjorlie, assistant professor of music at SOC. Several SOC musicians and Pogue valley music instruc tors also are assisting with the various instrument classes. Band Concert Set At Britt Center Ashland-Dr. Clarence Saw hill, one of the nation's fore most authorities in band work and director of bands at the University of California at Los Angeles, will direct the Southern Oregon College Sis kiyou Band Camp in concert at an assembly at 3 p.m. July 23 in Britt Student Center Ballroom. Dr. Sawhill is guest director for the Band Camp which is now in progress through July 26. Townspeople are invited to attend the assembly without charge. tdm. w RsK Iff LARGEST VISITOR The destroyer escort Sioux, largest Canadian vessel ever to visit Chicago, ii shown docked at Psychologist Points To Problems With Aging Americans By DELOS SMITH UPI Science Editor New York -IUP1I- One big reason why it so difficult for Americans to grow old grace fully is that Americans bear down heavily on the soma and pay little attention to the psyche, said Dr. Wendell M. Swenson who, being a psy chologist, gives emphasis to the psyche. "We are well sensitized to problems of our soma by the time of maturity," he went on. "The annual physical exami nation and the physical quali fications required for most employment, together with the stereotype of the 'red blooded American boy,' all point to the fact that Ameri can society is well-grounded in accepting good physical condition as one of the major assets or perhaps as the major asset of life. So when Americans age they find it easy to take out their psychic (emotional and mental) difficulties on their soma. They can admit to phys ical (somatic) difficulties but they've had no training and no experience in recognizing and accepting those which rise from fears and tensions. ' Behind Eight Ball To complicate American ag ing further, Americans put themselves behind a psycho logical eight-ball by placing such high values on youthful ideas, youthful heroes, youth f u 1 accomplishments and youth in general. "Naturally this attitude gen erates a somewhat negative feeling toward older people, with the consequence that they are psychologically re moved from the stream of progress and quickly pass out of the picture as contributors to our society," Swenson con tinued. Another contributing factor to ungraceful American aging wends us way tnrough me (UPI) is that "we are developing a society that drowns out the basic philosophy of individual contributions and subordi nates it to a philosophy of the greatest good for the greatest number. "This concept seems to have its greatest impact on the old er individual. He has become a relatively insignificant part of this great group or team, and he has lost thereby the unique aspect of his person ality and the psychological satisfaction that goes with it. He also blamed "American science, in its mad dash for achievement." Behaviorial sci ence, he said, Is "almost com pletely losing sight of the whole, unified man." It has done so by "dissecting man into smaller and smaller parts." This dissecting has estab lished "arbitrary cut-off points." When a person be comes 40, "he is regarded as no longer able to begin a new job." When he reaches 65 "we assume certain qualitative changes take place and that the person is no longer the same person he was the day before." Major Segment Swenson is a member of the scientific staff of the Mayo Clinic and Foundation, Roch ester, Minn. He was advising physicians on how to deal psy chologically with aging Amer icans in the technical journal, "Postgraduate Medicine." As everyone knows, they now form a major segment of the population. By 1980 approxi mately one half of it will be 55 or older. His key recommendation was a reminder that "nothing is more important to the hu man personality than self-esteem. It should be remember ed that people grow old with themselves and with things. I To take either a part of them- the Michigan ave. bridge In ci y'j majestic skyline in the MEDFORD downtown area of Chicago. Spencer Tracy Said Considerably Better Los Angeles - IUP1I - Actor Spencer Tracy, 62, was re ported "considerably better" and "feeling fine" today at St. Vincent's hospital where he is undergoing treatment for lung congestion. The veteran silver - haired actor collapsed outside the rented Malibu Beach home of actress Katharine Hep burn Sunday as they prepared to go on a picnic. Tracy was taken to the hospital in a pri vate ambulance. The actor's physician said Monday he suffered from "a little congestion in the lungs that bothered his heart." Miss Hepburn first thought Tracy suffered a heart attack. But the physician said the Academy Award winner had a sudden attack of pulmonary edema. The physician, Dr. Karl Lewis, said he did not plan to issue any further medical bulletins unless there was a "major change" in Tracy's condition. He would not say when the actor would be re leased from the hospital. Grange News Griffin Creek Grange A polluck dinner will pre cede the next meeting of the Griffin Creek Grange to be held Thursday, July 25, at 6:30 p.m. in the Grange hall. The home economic com mittee announced that more sales slips are needed. The Fountain family was introduced and entertainment was provided by the two Fountain sons who play the accordion. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bicrma and Winn Arnold. selves or some of their things from them is to take away a part of their individuality. To remove all the small psycho logical peculiarities that exist in the older individual is clearly a threat to his inde pendence, and he will react accordingly." he Chicago river with the ackground. (UPI) MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. McNamara's Order On Demonstrations Draws Challenge By AL KUETTNER UPI Correspondent An order by Defense Sec retary Robert McNamara that uniformed troops must not participate in racial demon strations has been sharply challenged by integration or ganizations. Caught up in the contro versey is the little town of Havelock which lies outside the main entrance gate to the Cherry Point Marine Air Sta tion in the flatlands of eastern North Carolina. Racial groups have leveled discrimination charges against the "public accommodations" of the town which derives much of its income from the 2.600 men of Cherry Point, 600 of whom are Negroes. Floyd McKissick, a Dur ham, N. C, lawyer who Is na tional executive director of the Congress of Racial Equal ity and an attorney for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored Peo ple, announced that McNa mara will be asked this week to declare Havelock off lim its to Marines unless the Arlene Francis Sued Over Crash New York -01P1I- The hus band of a woman killed in the collision of his auto with one driven by Arlene Francis has filed a $1 million damage suit against the stage and tele vision actress. Joseph A. Arcos, 34, charg ed in the suit filed Monday in Slate Supreme Court that Miss Francis was driving in "a careless and reckless man ner" and was "exceeding the speed limit" in the accident May 26 on a Long Island high way. The auto driven by Miss Francis jumped a center di vider on the highway and crashed into Arcos' auto, which he was driving. H i s wife, Rose, 34, was killed. In jured were Miss Francis and two passengers in Arcos' car. Merry Mix-Up 9397 SIZES 2-10 -rrr Pop-tops 'n' shorts - Just what little girls who live out doors all summer need to be cool, comfortable, pretty. Run them up quickly of cottons that need no ironing. Printed Pattern 9307: Chil dren's Sizes 2. 4. 6. 8, 10. See pattern for yarriaKcs. FIFTY CENTS in coins for this pattern - add 15 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing and special handling, Send 1o Marian Martin, Med ford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with ZIP CODE. SIZE and STYLE NUMBER CLIP COUPON FOR 50c FREE PATTERN in big. new Fail-Winter Pattern Catalog, just out! 354 design ideas. Send 50c for Catalog. u V 1 1 m OREGON places used by the servicemen are desegregated. Clubs, Cafet Segregated He said he based his infor mation that at least 17 night clubs and cafes and three the aters in the town were segre gated on reports from a Mar ine who had just transferred home from duty in Japan. A spokesman at Cherry Point, home of the 2nd Mar ine Air Wing, said the base would adhere strictly to a July 16 directive by McNa mara and that "we will very definitely discourage partici pation in demonstrations." In that directive, the de fense secretary said that mil itary personnel "may not un der any circumstances" par ticipate in racial demonstra tions during duty hours, while they were in uniform, while o n military reservations, when their participation breaks a civilian law or when violence is reasonably likely to result from a demonstra tion in which they were par ticipating. Not Direct Order McNamara did not express ly forbid off duty service men not in uniform from get ting into a racial incident but they also could be affected in the event of trouble and ar rest. The presence of a small number of Negro servicemen among racial demonstrators recently brough demands that McNamara issue a servicewide policy directive on the sub ject. A few Negro servicemen in uniform have shown up at CLASSIFIED PERSONAL Lodce Notices M 1 Special Club Notices 11 Per Bonn. 3 Lost and Found 4 Instructions 3 Wanted Mala Help 10 wanted Female Help ............ ii Male or Female Help ........... 12 Wanted Situations 13 Wnnted Miscellaneous 14 Financial & Loans 15 REAL ESTATE For fient Houses - 20 For Rent Apnrtiuents 21 For Kent urnisncd Kooma .. Rent Rooms and Board 2:t For Rent Miscellaneous .... 24 Wanted To Rent 25 Med lord Really Board 30 For Salo Real Estate .............. 31 Business Opportunities 32 Wanted Real Estate 33 AD DIRECTORY FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Buildinff Supplies .40 Appliances . 41 Furniture 42 Musical Equip., Radio, TV 4a Sports and Hobbies 44 Miscellaneous 43 Nurssrics 4tt Dork and Pets - SO Poultry 51 Livestock .12 Wanted Livestock ?;. Hay, Grain and Feed 54 Fruits & Vegetables 55 Automotive & Equipment Machinery and Tractors ........ fiO LoRRlnfi Equipment . 01 Equipment For Rent A2 Trailers 70 Parts and Accessories 71 Cycles and Scooters 72 Cars and Trucks - 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Classify - A MONDAY ONLY Business Directory - b Minimum Size: Two Lines 1 day per word - 80 2 days per word. 12e 3 days per word..... ......15o 9 days per word 6 days per word Iflo 200 Jackson, Josephine and Siskiyou Counties Rale Other Areas Per Word 0o Per Day By Line Per Month $3.00 Box Number Service Charge 500 (Minimum Cash Ad 80c) Builness Directory Each line per month $2.23 Minimum per month S6.73 Drad Line on Classified Ads 5.U0 p.m. for followInK day, except 10 a.m. lor Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday. Dead Line on Display Classi fied Adf; 10:00 am. Saturday fnr Sunday and Monday; 3 p.m. the dav before publication for Tues. through Fri. APPROVED rituniT CHARGES fill. LEU BY I HE LINK Minimum Charge $1.20 LEGAL JNOTICES NOTH K OK PtJRLIC HKAHINfl NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at 7:30 o'clock P M, on Ihe 15th day of August, MRS, "Me Council Chambers of the Clt ... il in the City of Medtord, Oregon, there shall be a public hearing hy snd before the City Coune:il of ald city nn the question of vacation of allev. Block m, Origins! Town. Citv of Medford. and the north 7.; feit of sllev. Block 70. Oricinsl Town, City of Medford, Oregon, and for the purpose of hearing snd considering any orjjrnnon or rem onstrance th.'reto which may be made in writing and filed with the Rec order-Treasurer prior lo the time of said hearing. D F Huson Recorder-Treasurer Tooley-Barnett & Pflugrad, Inc. Realtor S42 S. Riv.rlid. 77J-8488 most of the major demonstra tions in the South. McKissick did not say that Cherry Point military person nel planned to violate the Mc Namara order but he stressed that integration groups would turn to "direct action" at Hav elock unless the Defense De partment or the business houses involved move voluntarily. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids enriorkcd "Proposal for the Construction of fl-inch Wit ter Main on Crcstbrook Road front Modoc Avenue to Barnett Road In the City of Medtord. OrcRon". will be received by the Board of Water Commissioners of the City of Medford, OreRon. at the Waler Commission office in the Citv Hall. Medford. OreRon, until 11:00 A.M. on the 29th day of July. 19ttf, and will then be publicly opened and read. The work will be paid for by Water Commission check-warranls and by Improvement Kund War rents to he retired by assessments levied upon property benefited by such work. The work includes the followioR: Approximately BH4 linear feet Trench Excavation and Back fill Approximately so cu. yds. Rock Excavation Approximately B04 linear feel Furnish & Install 6" Cast Iron Pipe Approximately 300 lbs. Furnish & Install Cast Iron FittlnRi Approximately 2 ea. Furnish & Install 6" Gate Valve Plans and Specifications may he ohtained from the Water Com mission office In the City Hall at Medford, OreRon. upon deposit of Fifteen ($15,001 Dollars, which sum so deposited will be refunded if said Plans and Specifications are returned In Rood condition within 5 days after the bid opening. The right is reserved to reject any and all proposals and to Ac cept such proposal as is to the best Interest of the City. Dated this 15th day of July, 1063. CITY OF MEDFORD, OREGON By Robert L. Lee, Manager Board of Water Commissioners NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Scaled bids endorsed "Proposal for the Construction or an 8-inch Water Mam on Bessie Street. Jack son Street and Lindley Avenue from Knliiiir Avnt.ni In Rnririu Av. nue in the City of Med ford, Ore gon," will bo received by the Botird of Water Commissioners of the City of Medford, Oregon, at the Water Commission office in the Citv Hall, Medford. Oregon, until 11:00 A.M. on the 20th of July. 1063, and will then be publicly opened and rcun. The work will be oald for bv Water Commission check-warrants and by Improvement Mind War rants to be retired by assessments levied upon property benefited by such work. The work Includes the following: Approximately 1,427 linear feet Trench Excavation and Back fill Approximately 14 cu, yds. Rock Excavation Approximately 1,402 linear feel Furnish & Install 8" Cast Iron Pipe Aonroxtmatelv 25 linear feet Furnish & Install 6" Cast lion Pipe Approximately 1.570 Ihs. Furnish & Install Cast Iron Fit tings Approximately 2 each Furnish & Install Gate Valves Annrnvlmnlalu !t onnlt Furnttsh & install Fire Hydrant Assemblies Plans and Specifications may be ooiainco irom ine waier (hhiihr sion office in the City Hall at Med ford, Oregon, upon deposit ot Fit teen ($15.00, Dollars, which sum so deposited will be refunded If said Plans and Specifications are return ed In good condition within A days aiier rne Din opening. Bidders shall pre-qualify under Sect ions 270.012, 270.014 and 270.018, Oregon Revised Statues. The right is reserved to reject any and all proposals and to accept such proposal n is to the best interest of the City. Dated this 15th day of July, 1003. CITY OF MEDFORD. OPKGON By Robert L. Lee, Manager Board of Water Commissioners NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. P IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Or OKGUON r OH JACKSON COUNTY PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of GUY BENSON MORRILL. Deceased. The undersigned, having been appointed Executrix of the above entitled estate b.v the Circuit Court of the County of Jackson, Slnle of Oregon, and having qualified, notice is hereby given to all per sons havinc claims against Ihe said estate to present them at the of fice ot inc uiHiorstcnca attorney. George W. Rode, 31,1 Fluhrer Hullding, ft South central, ivicn- ford. Oregon, properly verified and with proper vouchor within six months from Ihe date of the first publication of this notice, which is July 2. 10G3. :l ciauriia Lee Morriu Executrix George W. Rode Aiiorney ai Lw Kluhrer Building s. central Medford. Oregon . SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Or OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY. LUCILLE LEONA WILLIAMS, Plaintiff, vs. WILLARD FLOY WILLIAMS, Defendant: TN THE NAME OT THE STATE OF OREGON, you are hcrehy re uirrd lo appear and answer tne :omnlahit filed against you in the above entitled suit within four Mi weeks from the date of the lirsl publication of this Summons, and if von fail to answer for want thereof, the Plaintiff will take a Decree of absolute divorce from the Defendant. 1 hii Summons II published bv Order of Ihe Honor ahle Edward C. Kelly. Judge of the Circuit court for jiu'Ksnn Count v, Oregon, made snd dated the 24th day of June UHi3, order ing publication thereof for four consecutive una successive weeks First publication dale. July 2nd . 19H3. Sherman S, Smith. At torney for Plsintiff. 127 N W. 'D Street, (trams Pass, urrgon. The Medford Irrigation District will accept bids on the following equip ment as lilted. Bids will be on an "as is" basis. lfH3 International 7 yd. Dump. truck 194IS Fruehauf Equipment Trail er, witn loaning rampi One Horse Trailer One Centrifugal Pump, 2i X 3'j, with 2 HP motor One Chaltin Ditcher One office safe One I H C. Gas Engine with re duction train. One Drag Saw One 14" Combination Table Saw with fl" Jointer, with motor Equipment is stored at the Med ford Irrigation District yard, at 40 Barnett Road Bids will be opened at 10 am, Julv 23, lf)fi3. The dis trict reserves the right to reject any and all bldi. J. A Hoffnuhr Secretarv Manager FOR SALE, TRADE OR LEASE DRIVE UP Seats 18 iniidi. Yr round oprtion. 1 block from High & Grid School, P.O. Boi 333, Egtt Point, Ort. Ph. 4971381 TUESDAY, JULY 23. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS P-lfil.63 Estate of Rohert A. Newland, Deceased Notice: The Circuit Court of th State of Orecon for the Countv nf Jackson has appointed me Execu- III oi me esiaie ot nooen A. Newland. deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present them, with proper voucher,,, to me at the offices of Van Dyke. Dellenback St McGoodvvin. 110 Eait Sixth Street. Medtord. Orecon. within , six months from July 23. 1963. Pearl P. Newland By: VAN DYKE, DELLENBACK & MeGOODWIN Attorneys for the Executrix C Card of Thank WE WISH to express our sincere thanks to all those who expres sed their sympathy to us in our sreat loss of our father & hus band. Mrs. R F Mullen k family. 1 LODGE NOTICES Medford Lodge No. 83 l.O.O.F. meets Tuesday, July 23 at 8 o m. Visit ors welcome. Refreshments. K. R McNfw. N.n 3-PERSONAL MISS Pat;s Day Nursery lor chif oren. 773-aaj. WANTED Someone to share cof- fortanle and pleasant house and expenses with elderly lady. 773- 57ti. WELL KEPT carpets show the re- suiis oi regular uiue i,usire spni cleaning'. Rent electric shampooer $1. Johnson Paint center. AFTER THIS DATE. July 21. I!)h3. I will no longer be respon sible tor any debts other than my own. Delia Goodman, 28 Myrtle. Medford; MISS PATSDancu Studio. Private & class lessons for children, adults, tinv tots. Tap. ballet, jazz. acrobatic & ballroom. 773-3382. CREDIT EQUITY, INC7 Is a debt consolidation agency licensed & bonded by the State of Oregon with the purpose of piannen neoi rcnucuon. 201 Medical Center Bids, 33 N. CENTRAL 773-7103 CASH For your old Coins JEFFERSON COIN SHOP 1 3 N. Fir 772-2630 MKI1LE NOHMAN Cosmetic Stiidiol 2H Fluhrer Ulde 772-D8U "COINS" Will buy yours Call 81)11-1000 for spot cash. AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? if age, driving record, i Insured accident financial re sponsibility tiling, etc.. Is making it difficult tor you to secure proper insurance, see us. Con venient monthly installment. Don Stathos Insnror, 10 U!, E. Main, Medtord, 773-6R58. open won. & Tuea. Mill 0 p.m. MISS PAT'S Kindergarten. Regis ter now for fall term. 4 5t 5 yr. olds. 773-3382 ROSE BEAUTY CENTER Ph. 773-1841 Pink house on cor ner Jackson & Gcncssee. Close to Shopping Center. N- RIVERSIDE BEAUTY SALON For complete-"1 Beauty Care. Call Mary ,ine or worn ior appoint ment. 773-4200. 123ft N. Riverside KINDERGARTEN rne rlnsn CnmoletD nre-school cur riculum A vr. olds only. Ounll fled instructors. Modern fire' rcsls.mt hullding with spacious indoor work & outdoor play areas. Ccntrnlly located by Haw thorne Park. Brochure mailed upon request. Free transporta tion! DAY CARE r nursery facilities available for 2-8 yr. olds. Open all summer. Coleeit Hope Kindergarten ft Dav Cam Center. 4."i Hawthorne 'GINGER' nWNKU nW WKATTTV BAT.nM nt BRO Stewart Ave. Special person adzed service. All work guaran teed Welcomes ladies with thin, fine or problem hair. EVENING APPOINTMENTS Closed Mondays 773-3130 ANYONE having a drinking proh lem Is welcome at the Medford Group of Acoholici Anonymous 8:30 P.m. Tues. & Sat. rear or 2i' im. oakdaie. 773-4 848. Ai- Anon Group cvery Tuesday PATTY Elsoin is welcoming her old & new customers and friends at Charm Cottage, 772-2IBH. DRINKING YOUR PROBLEM? Contact A A. Sun, 8 p.m. Thurs. fl:3U, 404 Walnut Pi. ff4-200ri 77n-lJ.1t DENTURES repaired and relinod while you wait. Day or eve. Ph. 773-H0(l 25 J,o7ler Lane. JACKSONVILLE DENTAL LAB Dentures repaired while you wait fl!)!)-1071 H!lfl-I.".ifl 4-LOST AND FOUND LOST Black part cocker male, In Prospect area. License no. 3274. Reward. 772-3374, LOST New wallet containing money. Sun.. Uncanny Canyon. B . Pf e I f vr , jTTfi -20(1 3. LOST On S. Central all brown short haired cat. part Burmese. Please call 773-233.'evenings: FOUND Special permanent, S10 8c up. Lady Medford Beauty Sa lon. 773-321 I. 'A2 N. Oakdnlr. 5-INSTRUCTIONS Thurston Kindergarten Prc-school reading readiness with music, rylhm tk gymnastics. Registration days, every Thurs. At Fri. mornings from 10 lo 12. Call 773-3117 or 77n-fi!Rl 10 WANTED MALE HELP WA NTE b Nl r h t T x i Driver's. Over J'Applyj4.'VN:Centrnl. MAN OR WOMAN" Customers need service full or part lime In Medford. Earn $3 or more hourly profit (income based on sales) selling Rawleigh Produrts. For delflils nee E. Keith, 1 10 Elm. Mediord, or write Rawleigh, 306 Adeline, Oakland. Callf. WANTKD Used car sal'eVTnannger. Submit complete work resume & reffi tr Tribune Box 0771. ; Talent Insurance & Real Estate Nest lo Drivo.ln Mjrkot Ottic. Phent 535-2083 t Y ? Y ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y iY TALENT 1 bedroom home pifl, corner lot. nest as l also good workshop owner does lawn ! mower repairing, etc. Walnut and some fruit trees, small garden. $6,500 00. Terms, We invite your inspection. Consider house trailer. FOR A FAMILY WITH 3 kids and a dog. 3 bedroom, large living room, nice kitchen & bath. Vt acre. J8.000 00, low down. Mora acreags if need ed. Privacy. Y Y Y Y Y T EVENINGS! 535-2071 Hooke 535.1741N.rton A 13 10 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Log haulers. PhJmi ta-uou or m-&2a. Experienced Service Station Sales- intin. ivieniorn resident. Full nine, can u-o jo. PART TIME work for experienced iuccr. t-reieraoiy with, trailer ouse. Tribune Box 0830. PINE FIR Scaler. Elk Lumber Co. log dump. 772-8017 or 664 1909. $105 WK. salary guarantee if you tn quaiuy. watKins Products, 1414 stage rd. South. MAN experienced in new and used car sales. Excellent opportunities for growth in Dual Dealership Ford-Lincoln-Mercury. Contact Mr. Good at Good-Reichman. Inc. 400 S. Main st.. Yreka, Cali Ph. 4R2-412H. AUTO body repair man needed. experience required. Ideal work ing conditions, excellent earn insv Apply in person. Jim Busch. Ford Sales. AshLinrf MAN for warehouse Ac office work. in industrial Supply House. Must have experience in mill & plv wood machinery. 773-3579 for appointment. EXPERIENCED cleaner & presser inr aaiem area cleaning plant f?ary P1" commission. Call - ol? flresse 1 1 773-37 9 2 . ANTED Married man with car tor Fuller Brush Rt., $105 per 772' ari4ranteed 10 lart' Phono MAIL TRIBUNE CARRIER BOYS , wanted lor Ashland and Phoenix areas. Call 772-6141 or 482-3002 SALESMAN KIRBY CG7 . Commission. 773-3333 JUNIOR MERCHANTS WANTE'D for Jacksonville Medford Westside Age 12 to 15 ' The Mail Tribune needs Jr. Mer cnmits to tieliver papers In Jnek sonville. Central Point and Med- phrodn.A7P7,6Hirr'n " "'Ce r 1J WANTED FEMALE HELP TYPIST. GENERAL OFFICE Reply own handwriting qualiff V.'! n'T; exPe'-'ence, references. W.P.M., sa ary expected, marital status. Write TrlbuneBoxl42. MANAGER needed for Toy Party Plan work. Must have ability to work with people. Commission. Ksima reierencea needed. Call 772-R310. 13 WANTED SITUATIONS CHILD care My home. Fenced yard. Nn weekends. 664,-22(ia, GOWNS FOR AfaTTR" c u slopi sew n. 773-7635 CHILD care, my home, reasonable CHILD CARE, steady or otherwise. i.y urn, yuur nome. Tfa-l LH4. BABY Bitting wanted by 3 s'isters 14 to 10 yrs. 773-b416. PAINTING Inside & out. Quality workmanship & materials. Reas on in b I eratcs . Cal7 7!)- 223 ; 7 . EXPERT carpentry, remodeling & cabinet wnrk.773-4300. REPAIRS OP A"i7iT"fViMn5 Rooting - Carpenter - Plumbing? S ( o i ve re pa Jrl n g . 533-137 1 MAN desires e'hauffeuring lob to Chicago or vicinity, August 1-3. 664-31(i4. TRACTOR work Large Rotovator. Weeds gardens yards ---hlarie. E. iL Garwood. 773-309!?. CARPENTRY. Cabinet" workSavo on good workmanship. Guaran- ieeo satisiaction. Small J I jobs also. 4HZ-3H.I4. NEED a baby sltier? Call Spark lcs Sitting Service. 773-7H10. CARPENTER Work. Quality work, mnnship. Reasonable. Free Es timates. 772-4123 or 482-3-13:). .fter3 p.m. ROTOVATING LEVELING, ETC7 Custom tractor work. 8i4-2flon. CUSTOM MADE SLIP COVERS te DRAPES 772-81)33 PAINTING Inside or out. reas onable. 773-4143 or 772-9072. Gil Johnson "TAILORING ALTERATIONS"" 773-421.0. IRONING 8t Mending. Free pickup and delivery. fa'64-32;U. YARD Work. niowinirT iiedse trln nilng. 773-H07H before Bim. A1.L types carpenter work. No Job too small 773-5243. 773-0382. Commercial Spraying Ants, crickets, aphis, earwigs, caterpfliarn. and others. Witli- . row 772-5376 or 773-2351. PLASTER Repairs. Snuiil work ac cepted. Professional man. Free estimates. fl33-2339. CARPENTER & CABINET WOIth? done reasonably RIM, ROSS fifl4-34M 14 Wanted Miscellaneous W A N T E D Ucd passenger Ar truck casings that are rccsp- pahlc. 772-4743. WILL pay cnBh fnr old coins". 773-4S22 WANT HARK IE POLES J H. BAXTER & CO. Box 30;Grants Pass. 476-866 CASH for FURNITURE Misc. tools or what havo you. B U B AUCTION 772-2938 772-8760 USED PIANOS wanted. Will pay Cash, Ersklne's. 772-4208. BEST CASH DEAL for furniture Appliances Mfse. OAK GROVE KHUN, 773-1504 CALL US! 772-R5I8 WE NEED FURNITURE Was $13,800 Now $14,750 New 3 bdrm., 1 Vi bath, dbl. garage, rock planter, built ins. Wat $15,250 Now $13,950 New 3 bdrm., IV4 baths. Built Ins, large lot. Lima stona fireplace. Tarmi & Financing to lit your budget. - McGonaglsGcnsl. 772.9573 Anytima 19B3 EYE f VALUE . f