MEBr'UHD MAIL THlttUNfc. MLUtOHl). (JHtuUN
TUESDAY, JULY 30. 1963
A 13
Try and
-By BENNETT CERF-
A
LAD IN a rich Main Line suburb came home one eve
ning in a lather to report, "They've turnoH im .h,-
ful new magic record player
plug it in any place. You
don t even need electric
ity to make it play. All
you have to do is wind it
up with a crank!"
In a crowded department
Ktore a man dropped a
shopping list his wife had
given him, and spent sev
eral anxious moments re
trieving it from under the
feet of the jostling throng.
Not until he was out on the
6idewalk . did he discover
that the trampled - upon
paper he had snatched up
was not, alas, his shopping list, but a printed reminder the execu
tive office evidently had passed out to every employee. It read,
in big, red, capital letters: "Remember: try to sell last year's
merchandise first!"
...
Emest Borgnine spotted a spiffy new motoiboal bi-ine towel
on a trailer. The boat bore on its stern the name "Instant Fun,"
and under this the line, "Just add water."
1963, by Bennett Cert. Distributed by King Features Syndicate
STILL SLUGGISH UPTURN
Despite the fact that the U.S. economy is, as President
Kennedy says, still showing "significant progress," this ad
vance continues next to the weakest of the five post-World
War II business .upswings.
The rise in industrial production is the key yardstick
by which we measure the power of a business upturn. As
of June, the last reporting date, this index was 21 per cent
above the level of February 1961 the low of the last
recession. At this stage in the postwar business, advances of
all but that of 1954-57, the percentage increase in the index
was greater.
Admittedly, new business peaks are being recorded
month after month in personal incomes, profits, employ
ment, etc. If they weren't being chalked, up, we'd be clearly
into another recession.
But the economy Is not expanding fast enough to provide
jobs for our mounting number of workers.
The overall unemploymeni rale hangs at 5.7 per
cent and joblessness among leen-agers is a frightening
16 per cent. We can train and retrain and re-retrain
these young men and women, but unless the economy
is growing at a sufficient pace, there still will not be
jobs for Ihem or for older workers displaced by auto
mation. In the words of lhe New York Federal Re
serve Bank, "Without adequate growth, training can go
to waste and even add to feelings of frustration."
Nor is the economy expanding fast enough to provide
taxes to cover government spending and balance the fed
. eral budget. . ...
The pickup in business so
collections and reduced original estimates of budget defi
cits. Nevertheless, the deficit in the year that ended June
30 came to 56.2 billion which is a lot of red ink and
there's no question but that the budget in the current year
is to be unbalanced.
Here's the record of industrial production in the 1961-?
business upturn as compared
month of previous postwar upturns, lhe statistics were
compiled by the National Bureau of Economic Research.
Index
Dale Low
Index at Life of
Bus, Cycle
Oct. 1945
Oct. 1949
Aug. 1954
Apr. 1958
Feb. 1961
Low
56.1
B2.6
85.4
87.8
103.4
Upturn
37 Months
45 Months
35 Months
25 Months
The comparative sluggishness of this economic advance
shows up even more vividly when the measurement is the
percentage increase in the industrial production index from
the date of its low to the 28lh month after. (The trough of this
index and of a general recession do not necessarily coincide )
The comparisons for the five upturns are: 31.2 per cent,
32.1 per cent, 18 per cent, 23.8 per cent, 21 per cent.
The older a business upturn, the greater is the dan
ger of its death. This business upturn will be 30 months
old Thursday, which means it's "old." The older a busi
ness upturn, the greater is the need for new stimulants
to give it new life. We cannot count on important rate
increases in consumer or business spending from to
day's levels unless consumers and businessmen get
additional incentives to spend. As for federal govern
ment spending, we're trying to put a lid on that.
Where can we turn for stimulants, then? Only to tax
reduction to give consumers extra funds to spend on things
and non-things and to give industry an extra push to invest
in modern cost-cutting plans and equipment.
But the tax bill isn't even out of the House Ways and
Means Committee, and guesses about its timing are getting
more and more fuzzy. If the uncertainty which is mounting
on just about every economic issue these days continues
much longer, it by itself, can hurt our economy.
They'll Do It Every
ItW4S gJD ESJOUc'-l WWE.vl
E"LUV!A DECIDED TO
COVE? THE EXPENSIVE
mCDWOOD FLOODS
WITH VV4LL.-TO-WALL
CA2PETINJC?-
Bjt wmem sue covered
TW5 WiLL-TO-WJLL. CAET
WITH ORIENTAL SCATTER
RUGS THAT COOKED IT
FOS ELKtOIJM
ViV ;eOSti?CV99.
Stop Me
at school. You don't have to
Your Money'
Worth
By SYLVIA PORTER
Copyright, Hall Syndicate, Inc.
far this year has added to lax
with the record in the 28th
Bus.
28 Mo.
After Low
68.1
82.7
102.2
108.7
125.1
Rise at
28th Mo.
21.4
32.1
19 7
23.8
21.0
Time
fe, hi
tr-l "t Small
tiuitua
Around
Us
By
lynn W.
Watkins
Reelstr & Tribune Syndicate, 191
Frigate Bird Catches Fish
In Mid-air Instead of Water
They usually beat the
weather bureau forecasts by
at least 24 hours. In fact, they
were the barometers by which
early residents of coastal
areas knew of the approach
of a high wind or a hurricane.
They are still operating just
as accurately and effectively
today. "They," in this in
stance, are not the shiny in
struments or volumes of
charts and graphs in a mod
ern weather bureau, out
feathered creatures of the air
the man-o-war birds which
are scicnttifically known as
the Frigate birds.
Walt Whitman, beloved
poet of yesteryear, said of the
Frigate bird, "Thou art all
wings." He surely must have
been familiar with this feath
ered creature of the upper
air for the description was
apt. The Frigate bird is more
wing than body, more aerial
than terrestrial, a creature of
the upper air, a bird that de
veloped the art of flight to
its highest perfection.
Nature designed it for sus
tained flight, so much so that
the uninformed bird student
believed the bird actually
lived all rts life in the air.
They thought the Frigate bird
touched , the land only when
death took it out of the sky.
Some even thought (he bird
hatched and carried its young
on its back.
Weak Legs ,
We know now, of course,
that the man-o-war bird ac
tually nests in trees on an
isolated island, but that its
legs are useless for walking.
They are strong enough only
to allow the bird to perch
on a limb or awkwardly
scramble from one side of its
stick nest to the other. Con
trary to what the ancients j
thought, ' the Frigale bird
comes to rest on its lonely
island when day is done. .
The Frigate bird never ;
dives into the water after a
fish as docs the seagull, pel
ican, or tern, but utilizes its
flight mastery to actually
catch fish in the air. To do
this, it watches until some
gull or tern dives for a fish,
then it swe-jps toward the .
smaller bird. The gull seeing '
this black, diving object com-
ing towards it, drops the fish ;
In order to escape what it j
thinks is a dangerous enemy.
The Frigate bird, with a flash
ing sweep, grabs the falling
fish in mid-air. Therefore, this ;
graceful king of the air al
ways forces others to do its
fishing.
Knowledge of Currents
The bird has an uncanny
knowledge of thermal cur
rents and ascending and des
cending air masses. It allows
the rising current to carry it'
upward, then the bird glides
into oilier currents when the
one it is using is losing its
lifting power. By this method
the bird can remain aloft for
long periods of time without
once using a single wing
stroke.
To the human watcher on
the ground, the hurricane !
bird presents a strange sil
houette against the sky with
its angular, swept-back wings
and long, streaming tail
plumes. Little wonder that
many people attach strange
beliefs to the bird's appear
ance. Some believed it foretold
of war hence, the name "man
o'war" bird. Others called it
the "hurricane bird" for it
always appeared just before
a storm. It is usually observ
ed then, nt least 24 hours be
fore the wind starts to blow
and hours before the weather
men foretell of a storm. The
weather bureau doesn't give
the word to the bird; the bird
knew it a long time before
he machines registered a
change.
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CLLItK'S "MONTHLY ST TK WENT
( (iiinty C diirl Prom-dincs
Jaiksnn County. Oregon
June, 1 :ii3
The following Is a st.iiemi-nt or
the proceeding of trie County
Court of Jackson County, imtinft
claimants lor supplies .uid servu cs
which were pas sen upon during
the month of .June, Viun, as re
quired by Chapter 13fi of l!i47
bessmns Laws.
K. M MADHKN
County Clerk
Approved by Countv Court
Order in the matter o; Order
appointing Laurance V. F.spiv.
Hubert J. Kcctu'v and Ed S
Struthers bs member to serve on
Jackson County Parks and Rc: rca
lion Commissi"!!. A. L. 'lex Nash
incnilMT ut nTvc on Jackson
Count Fair Bo.d lax rrtund
from Jaikon Countv to A M.
Hamilton. John C, fJeaver. waiving
o licence tec lor a carnival, m
jnfl Hioukb'it st Villa p!;it. iilmu
Stskivou Villiuie i;mt No 1. Or
dri directing salv of foreclosed
I. i rid v tax rln'n from .lark son
Countv to Evh K. Colpiti and tax
deed to John ('.. f'raw'iu'rt
Filed- Cnimn Cmirt tnlnu'fs.
dog control tmnolcfs. reports filed
bv E M MdtHn. countv nprk.
W 11 M.tnini)." Constable Jni k
;on Countv Furin Hon.o. Vrtr;Ti
Servu c Officer, Dor Control Of
ficer Jat ;;'unvil '' Mu.eLiin. S'a
( . W.-itk'-:.- AviHl!. print
fish and ailolif si-rviif. ppoint
o.rnt of Edvfird Hfir-' ck oci,i!'
herift. aijrf,'i-inrnf between Jat It
s.'ni Coiintv .rd Or-cnn Sliite
fi;Mne (nmj-mn. 'r'v " nl U ;c
Permit bet wren ifk-in Coonty
and Mcr!'-?rt !( r?.nc Sp k 1 on
Pionci r Sites F oundation Finan
cial STftenienl
Clme 1 ;i Countv Fund
Nft Pavriiffls for Snj-vicei oT
Kmpiovrcs ot Jat n Cn int v
C Nnriis 'il'i I c: ContHT
II. ChiM M:-ri.-k -3
L Morthland ttr 47 J Cave lor::2.
f) Abcrnarhv 2H F O 1r.in:!-r
Ktl 'in F: I";- 'i '.(. N M:('i.-.in
!(,;-. I) lXii'h Af.U'H. P F'.vttol
V,4 ri n L'( :r- iTK 13 d
Wni'l'l 1 ! t 77 It 'ih' w n '3
W P .ul 4M 37 H n-.'iTn-cn n 27
R Tennant U'AV., L P'-iMoe
.U'Mct K Vaufc-nti :;.!! 77. C M ar
:t;j'i i3 R L'-hc Y
nek 34i 44. S Wjil!.r- '2U R
Nri'Ori ".I !ih. T f'.nw.-- '.',' "4.
V Stenhen." 2 M H-t-p
j;f, 71 J B .'irv i;i ; vt n f;.-.rr- ft
.n: 74 -I AndCTf n :U7 77 I)
Young 3 1 P Kt I' F'!oH 47, I
Hrr.wn 2tA '.7 1,. P -e :ft f?? d
HnndKv Y2. R I wit"h'-)l
.Ut '.n J Whfflcr 'Hi 31 H Wei
ihcrlon 4. M F:irn'.ri. 2fc' 2 1 ,
.1 Nougu.er !" J Vi h;."l
t S7. J Willia.vs :il2 Ai. ,
Forb-. i!(i-r l!!orn--n 2 li't
J P.r-tij'.'! ! i IT! W Vn-tin tn
1174 T M( Ir'v . K f Car
ter ?7"J 14. C Arf rsf.n 2-..X Rl. ft
Jrnkir; 272 O ilohl 2 -fi 71. M
Atkimon 2 '.3 0V c B-.rr 21 "i R'
ft D :c;.n r2 71 r nth 21P
C Cirn.-.n 2 .1 7'' H hpf :e 2 iu 'A
M Mifrhf'l 2S07I. M Smith
249 JP). E Kinirrv 205 30 P WM-
LEGALNOTICES
soil 253. 53." W, Terry 25'7.f)fi. D.
Wolf 2SU.71. S. Berns 225.7ti, K.
Beycrlin 191.55. B. Steele 37.811.
V Harrison S4B.02. L. Tnekley
15(1 (iti o. L.escbensky 3 1 3.70. K. !
Janouch 20.65. K. Sandvig 297,17,
O. McCartney 23ti.9l. R. Lacy
2;i2 B2, M. Harsh 23ti 70. D. Wilson,
207.75. 1. Bogener 205 00. L. Hen
derson 238.99. M. Dcnman 1R4.U2.
II Strong 184 02. L. K n 1 p s
172 A3. M Ray 18175. B. Denzer
153 00. B Downing 153 00. A. Mar
tin 247 39. R. Woodville 3ti7 55, II.
Wood 389 60. F White 394.6ti. R.
Barker 359 9fi. R Hoadlev 40ti.titi.
R. Clarke 407. OR. C. Ouches 330 OH,
F Wlnted 349.01. H. Commons
37H.44. D. Venekamp 326.77. H.
Luehterhand 343.17, J. Russell
30H.17, L. Lawrence 330.C6. C. El
hart 330 Oti, R. Bcrninghauscn
H.3(i. M. Bencka 259 71, G.
Campbell 239.56. F. Markham
221 ,70. R. fjreennian 238.45, L.
Khrke 194.35. S. Bjornsen 24H.02.
G. Nelson 257. H3. L. FIoux 212. 9ti.
D, Lundquist 105.23, C. Fairbanks
197 03. 1. Powell 27.78. S. Thomp
son 185.75, R Rueker 208 92,
C Walker 257 85. D. Under- :
wood 115.54, V. Morse 22( lil.
R Walls 173 14, M. I g o u
58 02. R Sampson 241.46. G Mil
lage 92 42. E. Bankaton 176 94, N.
Creel 209 62. A. Collver 168.74. O.
Clark 163.96. E Holbrook 195 05.
V. Edwards 153.915. L. Keith
182 05. L. Lester 159.82. L Mvers
178 35. N. Wright 125 34. R Wll- 1
hams 187 54, D. Miller 175,96, E. '
Allen 16135. G. Collver 105.47, E. '
McGarity 212.42. D. Goddard
179 69, L, Smith 193 04. W. David-1
son 200 04. E. Hopkins 163.15. T. 1
Revnolds 154.99. L. Lowerv 161,60,1
M. Dnvis 168.39. H. Murphy 159,85.
M. Hamaker 147.75. L. Tweedy
464.84. R. Schmidt 355. 1R. R. Wal
ker 303 68. L. Wells 333.03. R.
Clnv 224.51, L. Bogga 175.04, 1.
Clay 282.17. E. Merkcl 981,91. E.
Kanclier 350 12. A. Makinen
320 77. V. Elmqren 178.06. B.
Enug 42 14. M Bell 320.77. E. Ol
cot t 306 20. M Bass 184. 16, N .
VanDeWalker 127 65. E. McGnl
liard 320.77. G. Runyon 362 48. O.
Moore 374 29. W. Diericx 315,94.
J. Koppcs 289 80. J. Burghart
206 58. V. Peter 234.41. T. Goff
505.23. E. Sh urn way 457 23. E.
Legacy 230.46. H. Danielson 391.30.
D Gilkey 435 55. R Runvon
491 34, K. Klocke 101 71. D. Kent
287 31, M Cockran 195.0B. J. Al
lison 185.95. M. Hogan 27.25. L.
Pinkhnm 33.34. F Roberts 1.29.
J Diddock 334.01. P. Gilmnn
252 35, B. Hansen 14H1I. C. Smith
362 06, T. Owens 222.64. R. Fox
425 21. M. McNeil 302 20. I Rus
sell 274.41. M. Shenill 237.24. E.
IDonahoo 365.08. M, Cochrnn
212 96. B. Thoreson 172.63. W.
Manning 287.56, I. Powell 183.20.
M. Bui-khnrt 125 84. J. Eaton
384 89. G. Crow-Kon 273 50. P. Brin
snn 254 46. N. Led ward 437.74. J.
Wilson 317 06. S. Shorey 314 25,
A. Ceren 287.05. F Wright 287 05.
J Hutchinson 89.18, C. Richmond
294 27. I. Forhes 227 33, C. Close
334 39. R Pellet! 340 40, W Coch
ran 324.61. M. Record 56.50, A
nohnerl 115 49. C. Wenrit 112 99,
R James 316 30, E. Leach 281 84,
M. Hubbell 352.78. L. Perrv 377 30.
A. Smith 504 12, A. Bjornsen
429,77. C. Currence 331.26. C.
Currence 331 .26. C Tackmnnn
321 88. ,T. Mick 225,01, E. Peter
son 96.62, B Johnson 344.12, ,T.
Hapler 348 08, D Hagler 27H 80.
H l ane 288.03. F. Hagler 122 39.
M Hagler 46 87, D. Lane 42 99, Ci.
Hewitt 10681. T. Horn 191, E
Pevton 301 27, V. Rice 5.93. K
Vaughn 19 21, D. Young 3 83. W,
Arnold 40.72. H Jeffries 40 72. H
Owens 40 72, R. Swan 380 68. V.
Swan 9Rf'0. B Sarff 249 31. L
Sarff 68 76.
P.ivments for Jury Service and
Witness Fees;
E Abbott 51 90. M. Adams
76 i4. O Anderson 60 00. C. An
horn 40 70. . Baldwin 73 44, L
Bradford 60 00. L Brill 37.50. C
Brown 24 90. K. Brown 30, 'tO. D
Collins 40.24, M Hawkins 1.74. B.
Dei I lev 45 00. W. Elmore 22.50, G
Frickson 30(10. B. Foy 65 12. B
Governor 79.20. C. Hull 38.96. B.
Mhkuiii 67 50. W Neltro 86 22, II
Olsen 72 80. M. Prlebe 62.56. W.
Rose 86 94. M Schroeder 15 00. S
Stark 22 50, A. Thels 22 50, F.
Wilson 22 50. F-. Bennett 7.50. K
Childreth 27 78. I). Dow 22 50.
1 Murow 10 70, J. Bower 1500.
K. Dulur 50 7(. K Hutchinson
15 00. O. Jenkins 15 00, I. Magel
l". i d. L. Mercer 15 00. E. Olsen
7 'Mi A Walters 7 50. J. Wilson
! 18 '. V. Wright 15 00. D Denney
7 'to W Michael 1500, L. Rogers
,1!72. M Ruth 15 00. F. Tnima
I vnn 15n(. L. Wilkens 25 24. W
1 Hitrt 15.00, L. Morrow 10.70. W
O'Neil 5 64, H. Kcnworthv 5 00, J
Maehren 5 00, K Thomas 5 1. R
Peritnev 5.00. G. Mang 5.00. c;
Gardner 5 00. R. Vincent 6 20. D
Hafmussen 5 00, C. Schauers 5.00.
R West 5 00. O Grant 5,00.
Payments fnr Travel:
J Anderson 3 00 R Barker
35 20. J Bs 42 64 M BHI 72 HO.
H Berninghausen 308 V. Binls
pvp 6 40 B Btornsen 4 20. L.
Fl-.pgs 6 80 M llovden 7 60. G
Brenner 7 !2 M Brooks 15 HI. C
Caldwell 74 75. R Clarke 34 72 I
t:hv 36 5; R Clav 10 88. H Com
mon 37 '!R D DeBerrv 7 00. J
nwl-lock 23 72. W Dirrtex 4 72.
F I)on..hoo 38 65. C Duggan 31 3ft,
t Faton 5?8. C Ftharl 90 HO. V
F.lmgrrn 5K 80 D Faber 18 50. F
C-i.Il.4tin 18 25, R. Garrett 17 20. D
Gilkpv 8 56. C Gu hes 33 70. J
H,.2lcr 213 92, B Hansen 53 92. T
Kitten 89 64. A Hnuver 1632. D
Hendnv 105 8R R Hoadlev 43.60.
A Holmes 8100, M Hubbell 97 76.
1 HiiH'n 30 00. E Kanclier 22 32.
L Lawrence 40 00. F. Leach 42 32,
V. Ledwurd 155 40. D Leigh 1152
H 1.uchterh;ind 511 40. A Makinen
".!BK. W Manning 265:16, A Mi r
782 O Moore 65 28, E. Ol
C'.H JH -,fi. W P;.ul 1990. G Peo
79 3 C. Perdue 15 50 L
'in I Oft 00. G (h ulleo t!:(.0
C Hicbn-ond 22 96 H'-.ntr' r
8f I! Rueker H 80 I M-inell
T "2, B S.ittf 3 32. R Schmidt
.!', ;; V Shtrev 17 57. C Smith
TO fifl E Tavlor 18 50 L Tweedv
r a-.4 D Vcn'-ksrop -1 ft wl
ker 34 72, 1 Wells ig 72 T. While
'14 48 F Whl'ed ?H 88, J Wlhofi
H RJf G W.llam 7 52
Put-menu fr ftitpplte. Sfrvkes
slid V 'iiitiimrnt:
A'me 2V- 92 Addrrisograph-Multl-Uf.ph
70 HO Albers Feed 94 H2.
Aladdin Lock 2 00. Am Inst Park
fixer. 1 5 00 Am Orthopychialric
When You Think of
Real Estate See
Walter H. Jones
Realtor
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Assn. 12 00, Am Photocopy Equip"
Steel 350 47. Anders 28 53. Akhiand
l.itl.Tl'. AIKD ill' il, AUS
tin Restaurant Supply 43 30. Bar-
Bates 122 04. Becks 106 29. Big Pines
Motlitt At Townc 62 17. Blue Seal
in 1.-1. r oogara iu.no, T. Bolton
ri.iu 10. . uriptjs
35,00. Broar Grocery 288 71. Buck
& Tinsley 675 00. Budge Mcllugh
1 V niltllUK'UlB
roughs Corp. 300 00. Caricsco 287 00.
Pul Pip I'lil.l,. ion .11
oa. cai Ore Mach. IOO, Cascade
Elec 12 50. Catholic Serv 5.00.
Central Rexall 276 43. Chamlv of
Commerce 50. H. Chickering
Jui.U4. Lhildrcns Farm House
Pump Serv. ill 19. City Sani-
-i,iu. vonee tup eaie
t 50, C o m nierciHl Print. 1 00
Commercial Sign 66 00, Conk
lins i:i (lit (",.., ..ii cPi too in
J Co onev 35 no r o n r 1 v
Chev 55 86. R Courtnght 150 00.
C. Coyle 102 50. Crater Hotel 5 00.
Crater Lake Color 3 40. H. Daniel
son 60.00. R. DeForesl 25,00 De-
v.i(ti u. uenman 35.00.
Dept. Finance 1.493 75. Dcpt .Mo
tor Vehicles 68 00. DePester West
ern 63 92, Dick Knight 1.28, Dick's
W recker 16.40, Doctors Clinic 45,00.
w.i.n8 LioiucMic ( ao, Dunham
cT1,715- T' D,,nn w'0. East
Side Abattoir 217 38, Edwards Cash
i. r v, ',J' ' '-"warns i'..iu,
Entoe hlee. 14 00, Farmers Lmbr
708:. Fluhrer Bakery 71 16. Fos
ter 16 85. Frlrien Agencv 81 00.
frostad 4 uo. Fruit Growers
League 93.00. Fyr-Fyter Sales 40 05
V.ardner s Mach 113 55. Gen. Elec!
"0 T Cakc M-M. ''s
4 50. Great Western Chem. 596.70.
CroccU'ria 221 III. Hans Turkcv
ii,! 3-m- rvey W,-t Main
Shell mill. II & L Dice. 17 85.
Moppc Ln-i-nhoiiie 6.0.-., Hubbard
Brs loa i.2. llubbard-Wrav 2 8H.
Hudson! IMiarinacv 79 73. Hudson!
Camera 27.1.8.1, Industrial Air Prod
i inn" i .i. B ' J' lnRr"'
. Hn.n..ul, .u. rii:(.mli jacKsnn
Co. Assessor 44.73. Jaikson Co.
Co-Operalive 23.8.V Jinkson Co.
Health Dopl. 1II5I), Jnekson Co.
Road Dept. 203 .so. Jaekson Co.
Supply B.. 07. Jmrs Produce 82 35
John Warren Hdwe II. 1(1. Jorgon-
S " -""'iai trim btiop
P i ,. a H B20"' KI,K'k"
. . i.wsun. .iiarKeu
flc 21100. Lee s Pot Control 13 00.
u.-,,,,,nn iio.i.i. ii. liuleher
Co 1.47001. Llttrell Pts 14 28
Louise Home 36til. MeCulloch
r ' S. lcMcn 57.30. .Max Sir
T, . V. ' l'i"iuKer ,iu.
Moat Mart 172.111, Mechanics Laun-J,rvJ;',45-
Medford Bldp. Exch. 5.88.
Medrord Business Exch. 2011(1.
Medlord Clinic 11100. McdTnrd Con.
crcte 3 30. Medford Hotel 3(1 00
f it I Mlum aiories 4ti.uo. med-
...,, ivieoiorn Mail
Trihune 5 25. Medford Mulller 4 25.
. , .....cy in m.s. Mcdtord
- mt-iiioin aiaiion-
ery 5!lll 30. Medlord Surplus Sales
. ' "re ja il.. Medlord
Water Comm. 72 78. Millen Kg.
5,',";Vn i'OI'' Modern Plumblno
31I..B. Motorola 3112 15. Multiple
-v ...,. m, ,,. milllHOUian L o
Sheriff 113.70. Nail Cash Hcr Co
m .. ' ',. -ncincurcn 330 92.
Natl Council on Crime & Uelin
queney 5.0(1. Nail. Hosp 6IW 111)
''"'I'" i.uniucr JD 33. oak SI. Tank
.;.. wince aiauonery
874.13. Ore. State liar 12 00. Ore
Slate Corp. Dept. 5.00. Ore. State
.,,1S:V J'l',' 0'"- Sl"l Library
20. Ore. Stale Shf. Assn. 200 00.
Ore -Wash Tele Co. litis., Otis
r.icyaior iiiti.72. Pacific Fruit (ir.iil,
lac. Molor Trucking 201.10. Pac
N. W. Bell 3.014.1(1. Pac. Pow. &
i-i. iiiiu, I'ats Sanilarv Serv
12 at) Paul Smith Saw Shop 1 511.
- . . .t-.ii- ,i mi, rri. aiuu, rli.
ncy Bowes 1III.50. Pittshureh Plate
in.Tii '"'-i". rospcci ijarnatie
..,...., u. i-.uvusi a.) on. l'svcno
loglcal Cnrp. 3.n, PKHB-Rctlre-
7,905.91. Ra.vspra.v,8l 50. Recordak
to ,.,n.i.). j. ueia lo.oii.
J. Reynolds 10 tin. n. Rlekctls 35 011
n 1.. Polk & Co 45 01). G. Rode
35.011, Rogue Fed. Crcdil Un. 382 311
Riuc Travel Serv. 11.95. Ross
2.70, Rush Eler. 13.47. Safeway
97 00. SI. Mary Home 5.00. O. Scaii
ncll 3500. Sohuss Wholesale Cii-n-eery
218.15. S. C. Jones S, Sons
20 00. Scars 32 47. Security Ins
4.583 47. E. Slckcls 45 00. SlRoal
Oil 742.83. Singnuister Ins. 197 01
Siskiyou Elec. 144 94. Siskiyou
lldlve 373 48. II Skerrv 35 oil
Smith-Corona 48 00. Smith Sales'
Serv- 7.30. Soil Conservation
1!).)2I)0. Soran's 1882. So Ore
College 1.530. (III. So Ore. Surgical
Supply 44 011. Specially Conl. 21 90
Stacey Watktns 900 00, Standard
Brands 5.1.111. Standard OH 11100,
Stilt. lH A,. n rt,.
Tax. E Madden. Trustee 1.074 80.
.T.ie i-iiiiiiiig uiy. 4,011, Kupenor
Rubber Stamp 2 00, Surgical Sales
4155. Swemi 140, Cllv ol Tab Mil
9 jr, Tnvnn SO 11,1 f - j
3 00, Trowbridge Eire. 2!l.':3, Tinny
i -' "o . n i in ner 20 00, uni
form Specialists 389.50, II, S. Nail
Hunk 0 IC7J 07 it u n..-
72 (III. U of O Bur Munli lpal Re-
.,., vaucy -iunimtig
77 72, Valley Menial 3 511. Valley
Shade 8 05. Valley Wholesale 19(1 44.
. ....... ...u. ,, veil waiKcr
Co. 5n8 15. Veslal 17 75. Villa SI.
nose Mini, u walker 35 00, Wake
field Drnnpru lllll On f )i,ni.
87 IHI. Wash. Natl. Ins. J37 04 w H
Kerr 42 01. Western Oil 012 70
Western Thrift 8 53. Western Union
1 an. wesi main I'liartnacy 28 (is.
n,, inc. .1.. hi, wusnn iiic
Cabe Rcfrig 3110.00 Wlnnemuccn
In The Sea Hwv Assn 350 00
Xerox 256 11, Zrllerhach Paper
1.273.112.
Assessor Slap Fund
H. Chickering 82 47. Medford Sta
tionery 311 75. Mctsker Maps B0 22.
Ofhco Stationery 7.92. Ptorcc Frt.
8 34.
Htilldllie Improvement Fund
Ace Roollng 12 50. Bowers
Plumbing 84 20. Courl St RVpair
35 25. Crater A11I0 74 93, E. Krnpp
325 00 J Warren Hdwe. 02 43
Hubbard Bros 18 78. E Madden.
Trustee 31 30. Medford lllwav Mix
270 42. Natl. Hosp 13 95. PER11
Soc Sec 49 00, Srlbv Glass 30 .VI.
18 70. SIAC 1 20 II. S Natl Bank
173 0(1. s. M Wade 5150. Wash.
Natl. Ins 222
Capital Improvement Fund
Am. Steel 38 02. A-Z Rental 8 00
C Bennett nil IX). Big Pines I.mbr,
35 81, Bruce Bauer I.mbr 23 23,
Bldg. Materials Jur 8 45. Klncker
Pi-lntcry 21.00. Medlord Builders
Exch. 241.34. Medlord Concrete
8 75. Medlord Irrigation Oisl 44 27
Norton Lmbr 33 118. Sin. in Co
IR3(iil. Tru-Mlx Concrete 82 00,
Weslinghouse 843 30.
Child Guidance
Jackson Counly Family AV Child
Guidance Clinic 21 34
Civil Defense
H A- 1. Electronics 12 50 B John
son 4 82. E. Madden. Trustee 21.90
Pac. N W Bell 8 30. Pac Pow Hi
l.t I 00 PEHB-Soc Sec 29 . SI AC
I 28. United Radio 130.87. U S
Natl. Bank 98 30. Wash Natl lni
1 It. Weslern Hot Collee 5 85.
ling l.lrrntr Fund
Cllv of Central Point 3 29, C
Garrison 2 08. J, t.oegal 15 8(1. E
Madden Trustee 28 00. Natl. Hosp
27 73. PERH-Koc. Krc 74 24. Rogue
River Feed 3 10. SIAC 7 42, U S
Natl Bank 173 14. Wash, Natl In!
3 33
Kmergency Fund
Postmaster 1,000 09
Howard I'ralilr Fund
Johnston Stores 952 50. Modern
Pliimbinr 381 11:1
Juvenile Opeistlon St Msinl
enmce Fond
R Ac B Auction 09. Rei k i
WHILE IT LASTS
Peeler Core and log Endt
U-CUT AND HAUL 7 A.M. 7 P.M.
EAGLE WOOD CO.
White City, Oregon
LEGAL NOTICES
15 65, Bruce Bauer Lmhr. 16 B7,
Cul Pac Utllitv Ul3 4H. Cllv Sani
tary 3.30. Hick 5 Chevron 2 04.
Garden Center Nursery ti9 oo. Hub
hard Bros 3 98. Jim's Produce
5177. Jorgensen 134 57. Lee's
Union Serv. 2 20. Littrell Ptx 5 5.i,
E Madden. Trustee 28 90. Millcr't
Egg Ranch 63 50. Monarch Feed
84. Montgomery Ward 40 42. M
Mueller 1 1 87. A Nash 21. GO. Natl
Hosp. 5 60. Pac Power A Ll. 96 97.
Pierce Frt 8 53. PFRH-Soc Sec
41.56. P. Purcell 120 60. Quahtv
Mkt 30.55. Rogue Fed Credit Uii,
20.00. Smith Sales & Serv, 29 84.
S Hear Creek San Disl. 7 00. SIAC
176. Trowbridge Elec. 3 35, II S.
Nntl. Bank 157 00. Vallev Whole
sale 160 OH. Wash. Natl. Ins. 4.44.
Willcrs Bakery 25 64. ,
Surveyor .Map Fund
Brunmg 26 00, ULM 23 25, Med- !
ford Stationery 50.83
Tavlur C. ratine Fund
Am. Steel 1 1OO0.
General Road Fund
O. Abhott 276 07. E Accnrne 326 -55.
L Andrew s 332 02. C. B.iker
9 79. D- Baker 343 66. J, Baldwin
294 52. J. Beams 333 47. W. Bench
324.43. L. Higham 328 26, E. Board
man 307 66, M. Boat 330 46. D. Bo
rcn 2IU.72. C. Bourne 329.46. R
Bourne 325 65. W Brogan 372.75,
II. Brown 287 49. V. Brown 324.1 1.
G, Buchholz 2S6 30, J. BurdeH 321.
38, J. Burns 308.51. C. Calkins 277.
78. W. Chapman 378 19. O. Chesnut
363.75. C. Chi Idem 318 70. R. Clark
32fi 67. D, CliKord 384 81. E. Clough
303.16. C Coimlnck 293 73. J. Con
nor 360 50, F. Cook. 343 86, E Coop
er 263.17. E Cooper 402 48. N. Cov- ,
erdale 289.57. G. Crumle 318.11,:
E. Culver 335 .23. C Culv 284 52.
L. Culy 314 31. L. Culburth 372 41.1
L. Damon 318 82, J. Dan turd 321 55. I
C. Dean 336 01. J. Dennis 323 86,1
H Denzer 293 10. Dilswurth
310 86. C. Doc ins 307 66. II. Dooms
318 07, W. Dooms 370.90. R Du-:
Frene 25 68. G. Dutlim 304 08. E !
Earl 304.69. J. Earl 323.80. L. Earl
259,63. T. Earl 319 94. J. Entherton
313.76, B. Kstes 348 77. 11. Ferns
365 87. W. Flagg 297 13. D. Flovd
321.92, D. Goddard 336 60, C. Good
night 303.52. M. Griffin 294.02. E
Gloves 309.17, A. Haddock 311 28,
I. Hall 330 86. P. Himuaford .347 91.
E, Harnish 321.18, R Harntsh 319.57.
S Harthauer 274 41. L. Hartman
320 98. B Hatch 344.44 E Hender
son 338 56. D, Hcrudou 290.46, G.
Huls 299 26. W. Irons 333 11. M.
Jacohscn 354 52. A. Jeldnetis 164 .76.
C. Jcnks 348 35. A Jesmc 259 33.
R Johnson 322.56. S. Johnson
357 73. A. Jones 352 33. J. Jones
309.83, E. Kantor 330 47. H. Kanlor
328 74. C Kceney 335 21. J. Keller
299.51. M. Kmyon 332 45. D. Kiser
309 29, K Kite 313 68. I Larson
335.99. A. Lester 352 63. R. Lomas
281.93. J. Lusk 299 08. P. Lynch
308 Hi. J. Mapston 274,03. E. Mar
shall 100 00. J. Martin 323 44. J.
Mcrrltl 344.26. R. Merritt 402.8.
H. Meyer 358 96. .1. Mcver 201.09,
C. Michael 339 42. C. Michael 345,
81. J. Miller 363.41. B. Moore 339,
64. M. Morse 347 39, E. Music
306 02. C. Perdue 322 31, J. Perdue
315.90. E. Pierce 334 64. J, Print!
324 40. L. Ray 341.18. R Rinaoarger
38 59. G Robertson 379,70, G. Hvn
321.11. D. Shearin 347.30. F. Sher
man 345.81, K Shiplev 332 58, T,
Shope 255 81. I. Shuck 268.73. R.
Simmons 350 00. A. Slith 351 46.
J. Slough 252 07. II. SSoiit 361 45,
J. Sutton 264 93. D. Svcet 307.72.
D, Sykea 308 t. R. Thigoin 319 64.
H. To lie 322 72. M. Tresham .335.41,
M. Tryon 292.26. L Vanderpool
358.79. L Vamer 352 58, H Vaughn
255.17, R. Vaughn Sr. 314 81. C.
Verstegen 336,37. U. Walden 312 61.
W. Walker 274 33. H. Wallace 268,
73, A. Wallenberg 412.50. T, Wer
der 282 80, E. White 291 38, G. Wil
liams 329.31. T. Wright 273,25, C.
Wyman 337.57, R. Levison 316 31.
M. McCartney 314.96. G. Parker
68 44. K. Smith 58 79. J. Caster
65.16. T, Caster 79.30. D. Jacohscn
68 65. L. King 80.51. J. Lewis 84.70.
K Ward 58.35. L. Rrown 52 23, C
Baker 30 84. E. Thigpin 521.73. B.
Austin 323 86. W. Brown 280.26.
R. Carstensen 061 86. D. Dow 367 14.
R Fitzgerald 355 28. 11 Geigle
438 79. M Owens 243.11, O Prulll
aiM sr,i. i ny nning jii.hi.. i..
Shorey. 391 96. V. Smith 338 06,
K. Walker 343.30.
Supplies, servient and F.iiulpnirnl
for lload liepartinenl.
Acme Trnns. 4.238 24. Aladdin
Lock 1.30. American nitumuls
4,736.58. Am, Specially 19 00 Am
Steel 957.49. Anders Photo 11.33.
Arrow nans, hh.24. utv or Ash
land 5 80, Ausland Const. 36, 690. 38,
B, Austin 1 8 08, Balzer Mach. fit . 45,
Hearing Sales 168 14, Beaver Elec,
26 79, Big Pines Lmbr. 3 50. II.
Blddlc 47 25, Bruce Bauer Lmbr.
23.19. Hunting Tractor 283.62. Citv
of Butte Falls 50 43. Cal Ore Mach
12 74. Col Pac Ulilitv 5 00. G. Clark
3 40. Colvear Molor H46 00. Com
mercial Print 175 95. Commercial
Welding 50ti on, E Cooper 19 00.
Courteav Chev. 36 23. E, Cox
20 00. Crater Aulo 184 22. Craler
Lake Mach 122.16. Craler Lake
Motors 127.21. Cummins Ore. Diesel
78 73. City of Eagle Point 3 00, T
Eastman 40 00. Eathcrton Engtno
24 90. Elec Supplv 8 41. Eseo Corp.
16100. Feenaughtv 429 H3. Four
Minute Car Wash 3 50 Fowler En
gineering 733.18. R. Frantz 117 80,
Fyr Fvtcr Sales 70 15, G, Wilson
Co. 32 40, Gen. Bearing 40.99. Gllcl
den 103.36, City of Gold Hill 2 70.
Grange Coop 458 20. Greyhound
Hiw Line 4 80, llaiiperl Traclor
348 00. HI Martin 01.95, Howard
Cooper 131 84. Hubbard Bros. 84 02,
Hvdraulic Serv. 6167. IBM 588 00.
International Harvester 630 52,
Iverson Printing 115 13. Klocker
Printerv 147 50. t.nwson Products
15 08. Littrel! Parts 261 80, J Mar
lln 108 10. Max-Sig 78 38. M C.
Linlnger 4.124 89. Medford Concrete
3 038 02 Medford Elec 3 50. Med
ford Plate Glass 17 12 Medlord
Stationery 480 23. Medford Tire
33 58. Medford Water 7 27. Minn.
Mining A Mfg. 285 00. Modern Of
fice Systems 321 92. Moore Steel
326 36. MeCulloch Chain Saw 5 50,
National Chcmsearch 69 41, Natl
Hos' 883 90, Nelson Equip. 795 00.
Of Stat ,90. Ore Lioutd Gas
(?' Ore-Nev-Cal 5 00, Ore Tire
433 34. Ore-Wash Tel 1123, N W.
Bell 30 65. Pac, Pow & Lt. 434 75.
Padgham Glaus 23.04 P Smith Saw
Shop 19 70. Peters de Let 30 78.
Pierce Frl 1109. Power Transmis
sion 37 12. Premier Fastener 105.19.
C Pruitt 360 B0. PER 11 Soc Sec
2 303 0:,. PERB Retire 52 63. Rirh
field 373 27. Rogue F.nuip 1.09193.
Rogue Fed Credit I'nion 495 00.
R W, Conrov Co 52 20. Kan Jen
nings 126 92. Sherwln Wtllia-m
19 55. L Shorey 86 80. Skasol 10 "
Smith Cortinn 48 00, Standard Ott
65 39. E Madden. Trustee ,:(flnm.
SIAC fl,72:( 90. Stevens Corp 30? T
So Ore Bearing 1,417 69. So. Ore.
Wholesale 553 60. Surefit 30 00.
Texaco 22 073 99 TrafMc Safety
Supplv 32 48, Transport Serv.
2.703 09. U. S Nntl Bunk 7,432 20.
Vlber Co 1 44. Waih Natl Ins
16200. West Equip 580 76. Western
OH 705 93, White Cllv Tire 393 34.
While Citv Water 192 70. Wldlne
Trans. 297 07. Witham Parts 38 R9.
Wood Traclor 14 97. W P Fuller
71 17. Zellerhnrh Paper Co. 07 16.
FOR SALE,
TRADE
OR LEASE
DRIVE-UP
Seitl 18 Iniide. Yor round
operation. 1 block from High
& Gradt School.
P.O. Bol 335, Eaglt Point,
Ph. 497-1581
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO (REilltORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COl'RT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
JACKSON COUNTY
PHOBATE DEPARTMENT
In the Matter of the Estate
of
James L Foster, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that I have been appointed Execu
tor of the above estate by an order
made by said court thereon on
July 26. 1963; all creditors having
claims against said deceased are
rerehy notified to present the
same, duly verified, and with prop
er vouchers attached, to me at
the oil ice of Roberts. Kellington.
Branchfield & Hclfernan. 711 East
Main Street. Medford, Oregon,
within six monlhs from the riu-
ol this notice.
Dated al Medford. Oregon, this
29th day of Julv. liu
, Robert D Hclfernan. Jr.
Executor
NOTICE OF IIKAKINC. ON FINAL
KtHIKI ,-Ml AtCOCNT j
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
JACKSON COUNTY
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF
EDGAR J FELDMAN. deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned executrix oi the
above estate has filed herein hcr
final report and account and that
Monday, September 9. 1983. at 9.30
o'clock a.m. al the courthouse m
the city of Medford. Jackson Coun
ly, Oregon, has been fixed by the
above named court as the time and
place for bearing objections to said
final report and account nnd lor
the examination and allowance
thereof.
Dated nnd first published this
30th dav of Julv. 1963.
MARGUERITE T. FELDMAN.
execdtrlx
FROHNMAYER, LOWRY &
DEATHERAGE. Attorneys
Sealed bids will be received uml
2 00 P.M. August 5, 1963 at the U S.
Forest Service, 630 San.iome Street.
San Francisco, Calitorma 94111, for
the purchase of approximately 250
cubic yards of Portland cement
concrete to the South Fork of the
Salmon River bridge s'te. located
approximately 135 miles southeast
of Yreka. California. Copies of the
bid Invitation may be secured
from i 1 lie above address
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
I'-KU-tiJ
Estate of Robert A. Krwland,
Deceased
Notice: Hie Circuit Court of the
Stale of Oregon for the County of
Jackson has appointed me Execu
trix ot the estate of Robert A.
Newland. deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate
are required to present thorn, with
proper vouchers, to me at the
offices of Van Dyke. Dellenhack &
McGoodwin, 110 East Sixth Street,
Medford, Oregon, within six
months from J u ly 23, 1 903.
Pear' P. Newland
By: VAN DYKE, DELLENBACK &
McGOODWIN
Attorneys for the Executrix
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed proposals will be re
ceived bv the Oregon Slate Game
Commission. 1634 S. W. Alder
Street. P O Box 3503. Portland,
Oregon 97208. until 2 p.m. Day
light Saving Time, on Fridav, Au
gust 10, 1963 Inr the Repair of
Intake Flume at Butte Falls
Hatchery near Butle Falls in
Jackson County. Oregon, and will
then and there be opened and
publicly read aloud. Bids Received
after time for opening same will
not be considered,
Plans, specifications nnd forms
ot contract documents may be ob
tained at thp oft Ice of the Ore
gon State Game. Commission.
All contractors cball conmlv
with nil state laws pertaining to
the nualificatlons of bidders, and
particularly Oregon Revised Sta
tutes 279.008 to 279 342. inclusive.
Each proposal shall be made out
on the Form ol Proposal contained
in lhe contract iiocumenis ann
shall be nccoropanied by a eerli
lied check or bid bond made pay
able In lhe Oregon State Ci(tme
Commission of the Slaip of Oregon
in an amount not less than ten
per cent 1 10;;. t of the lolal
amount of the proposal.
The Oregon Stale Game Com
mission reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
No bidder may withdraw his
bid after the hour net for the
opening unless aaid award is de
layed tor a period exceeding
(hilly (30i days.
OREGON STATE GAME
COMMISSION
Bv: P. W Schneider. Director
1634 S W Alder Street
P O Box 3503
Portland, Oregon 07208
Dated Julv 17. I0li3
1 LODGE NOTICES
e-taw Medford I.ndgt? No. 83
tLJQ I O O F. meets Tuesday.
Julv 30 nt 8 n in. Birth
day cakes, Visitors welcome.
F It 51. New. N G
2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS
RUMMAGE" sfle," clothing" toys',
plants and mine. July 30th and
3tsl, 0 until 4. 62H S. Ivy St.
NEW 4 BEDROOM
HOMES
$ Total Move-In
3U FHAorGI
If You Paint
4 Bedrooms
I'j Baths
Fully Iniulitcd
Patio
Garage
Choose From
Several Styles
Fireplaces, Aonlunces
and Expandable
Rooms Optional
$14,500 Full Price
Includes Lot
5evcr.il ready tor paint inq
and color choice now avail
able. In Washington, Roose
velt And Hoover school dr-
tncls.
$400 DOWN
3 BEDROOM
Appro 10 years o'd on
1027 Murray St Nice fenc
ed back yard, paved streets
and Mdewalkv 512,750 full
price.
$9,500
3 brdroom older home. Pav
ed corner lot near Jackson
and Jr. High school. Has
garage and tircplace $.100
down, payments less than
rpnt. Now vacant, calf for
yar ficulars
411 E. Main St 773-6646
Week Endi I After 5 p.m.
Mai Cramer 772-5930
Cliff Rice 773-704?
Harry Wilhrow 772-4177
( D.'.PICICELL i
3aiiMlrr builder S
3-PERSONAL
WANTED Someone to share com
fortahic and pleasant house and
expenses with elderly Udy.
773-5766.
2W'OMENrmarrkwfl undef
85 to room St board In my home
773-7696
PILE is soft andlofty . , . color
retain brilliance in carpets clean
ed with Blue Lustre. Rent elec- '
trie shampooer SL Johnson
Paint Center.
UNBEL IE V ABLE! "wha"t MER
BELS" Rx wilt do for sick, gas
V. nervous stomachs. "MER
BELS" is different! Try it. Ex
clusively at MEDFORD PHARM
ACY, your Rx specialists.
DH7N KIN xTyoU RPR OB LEM7
Contact A. A Sun. 8 p-m.
Thurs. 8:30. 404 Walnut
Ph. 664-2006 779-123J
DENTURES repaired and relfned
while you wait Dav or eve. Pft.
77J-6026 23 Lozier Lane.
JACKSONVILLE DENTAL, LAB
Dentures repaired while you wait
J109-IO71 809-153D
ROSE BEAUTY CENTER
Ph 773-1841 Pink house on cor
her Jackson & Gencssce.
Close to Shopping Center.
Registration open lor September
dais 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 & nursery facilities
available for 2-8 yr. olds. Open
all summer.
Colecn Hope Kindergarten &
Daycare Center, 43 Hawthorne
'GINGER'
OWNER OF BEAUTY SALON a.
880 Stewart Ave. Special person
alized service. All work guaran
teed Welcomes ladies with thin
fine or problem hair.
EVENING APPOINTMENTS
Closed Mondavs 77.1-airm
ANYONE having a drinking prot?
M-iti : nvicuuic hi ine meaiora
Grouo of Acohoiics Anonymous
8 30 p m Tues & Sat. rear
of i" N Oakdale 7734848 Al
Anon Grouo everv TuMriav
AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS?
uiivniii r e c o r a. un
insured accident financial re
sponsibility filing, etc., is making
it difficult for you to secure)
proper insurance, see us. Con
venivni monthly Installment. Don
Statnns Insuror. 1003 E. Main.
Medford. 773-6658, Open Mon.
& Tues 'till 0 p.m.
N. RIVERSIDE BEAUTY SALON
For complete Beauty Care. Call
Mary Jane or Noni for appoint
mcut. 773-4200.
1238N. Riverside
CREDIT EQUITY, INT
bi a debt consolidation agencV
licensed & bonded by the Stat
of Oregon with the purpose of
planned deht reduction.
201 Medical Center Bldg.
33 N CENTRAL 773-7103
CASH
For your old Coins
JEFFERSON COIN SHOP
,3?L Flr 772-2859
MERLE NORM AN Cosmetic Studio!
11 V u H c r? Ld 8; 772-8611
WE of the Medford Bcautv School
wish lo apologize to our many
customers.
Hecause or lhe smallest enroll
ment of advanced students we'va
had since moving to our new
location, we are not always able
to accept appointments tor
everyone. This situation will be
remedied by lhe end ot the sum
mer. In the meantime we'll do
our hest to serve all.
JDi1 ?n.rta I IJ iwyctor?
ASK about our Jr. Perm, under
supervision at Medford Beauty
School. Starting Sat., Aug. 3.
For appointment call 772-01S5.
4-LOST AND FOUND
LOST Ladies billfold. Rogue ValleV
Country club. Sat. eve. Keep
money. Return billfold to P. O.
Box 652 Medjord or call 773-331 l
FOUND: Pipe wllh name on t
Girl's ring with yellow stone.
773-4060 between 10 a m. & 4 p m
LOST Yellowjackct Ridge area.
(Applegatc) 1 large Beagle
"Rags," Jackson Co. license 3391.
Large collar. Also black Sc whit
mixed pup "Mike," Reward! Ray
mond Dick, 890-1010 or 899
1074. LOST reddish brown male Chihua
hua, white chest, I floppy ear.
Name "Butch te." Last seen on
S. Central, $25 reward. Call Pro
volt 2590 After Sun. call 918-332-8567
reverse charge.
BLACK- while typa"of terrier,
$10 reward. 772-4814.
Leever
and
Whalin Really
S. Richardson. 772-9985
Eveiyn Prugh.. 772-6006
Bill Leevsr ... 772-6692
Don Whalin ..772-5879
G. Honnold ... 772-4422
J. Persons ......773-2937
$16,250
533 EASTWOOD DRIVE
OPEN 4:00 to 7:00
EVENINGS THIS WEEK
Mcdtord's be.t nw home buy.
Lush nvlon carpeting in living
room and all 3 bedrooms. Fur
nace heat. Built-in oven and
ranqe. 2 over sued fully tiled
baths. This price can't be
equalled. Come by; see it today!
OAKDALE 4 BEDROOM
Perfectly located between St.
Mary s and the high school.
One of those extra nice older
homes. Shady Oaks Huge
lot and priced at just $16,500.
BUILDING LOTS
Choice area bordering Country
Club Some with fairway
frontage. City water, sewer,
paved streets, underground
wiring. Newest and finest resi
dential area in Medford. Re
serve your homesite today!
Call now
$13,0003 BEDROOM
If you're looking for a good
low priced. 3 bed room home
this is it' Excellent condition,
carpeted living room, disposal,
extra nice vard.
HEDRICK ROOSEVELT
View of the valley floor for
Dad. Space galore and lots of
storage space tor Mom. Perfect
close in location for the kids.
Price $19,000 . . . Furnace
heat air cooler and sprink
ler system. An extra good buy
in a top residential area
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328 50UTH CENTRAL
Ph. 773-S39I
Pion...77393