UGAL NOTICES
call roa BIDS
Reiurfacc roadway on Evam Val
ley School grounds, Wlmer, with
oil and gravel, two li(U, approxi
mately 2800 square yards. Sealed
bids to be opened Monday, August
If). 1963 at school house at 8:00
P.M. School Board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. Bids
can be mailed to clerk or pre
sented at meeting.
Grace Heer, Clerk
School District Ne. 63
FUEL AND INSURANCE BIDS
School District No. 6, Jackson
County, Central Point. Oregon, will
receive bids until 8 P. M-. August
13. lfl.3. far items u listed here
with at the office of the School
Superintendent in the Administra
tion Bldg., at which time bids will
he received and orened. Detailed
specifications may be obtained from
me scnooi cierw. Tne rignt to r-
lent anv nr all hirti f reterved.
1. Insurance Comprehensive Ha
ni 1 1 iy insurance covering icnouj ni
rectors. emolovees and school buses.
2. Gasoline Approximately 35,-
umi gallons regular grade, to ne qu
livered as reqoired at the tanks of
the School District at Central Point
(tank capacity 550 gal ); at Gold
Mill itnnlc caonrttv 550 sal.): and at
Sams Valley ( tank capacity 590 gal.).
3. stove ou Approximately m.
nno eaiinm. Pnciiic Coast Soec. 100.
to he delivered as required at the
tanks of the School District at Cen
tral Point Junior High acnooi. Bin
der may submit an outline of burn
er service apd maintenance which
will he furnnhed.
4. Fuel Oil Approximately 40,000
gallons, pacuic coast spec. 3uu. to
be delivered to three tanks, each of
10.000 galloa capacity.
Gold Hill One Tank at Hanby
School (old school)
will use 15,000 gallons.
One tank at Patrick
School (new school)
' will use 20.000 gallons.
Central Point Jewett Elem.
... School (new school)
will use 20,000 gallons,
fi. Fuel Oil Approximately 3.000
gallons Pactiic Const Spec. 200. to
be delivered! at tanks at the Central
. Point Junior High Gym. and at the
Sams Vnllef School Building.
8. Sawdust Approximately 1
firm units of sawdust delivered tn
the schools at Central Point a
needed. Sawdust must be fresh
burnahle Douglas fir sawdust from
sound l"rs with not to exceed 45
water content. No sawdust which
hrn gone through a heat will he
accepted. The suresful bidder will
be required to furnish a perform
ance bond in the amount of the
contract to guarantee delivery. A
sample may be required.
Fuels as listed are to be de
livered bet-ween the dates of Sept.
1. 10fl3 and August 31. 1004.
Bid for any or all of the sev
eral Items are to he delivered to
firs. Mflct Pnencham. Clark of
School DisU, No. 6. 451 No. 2nd
si.. Central Point, Oregon, on or
nernre me ante Rpeclfiea for open
tnr of the bids.
Puhlished July 25, 1003, Aug. 1,
1JW3.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that I have been appointed hy the
Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Jaakson County as Execu
trix oi :ne estate of Vernon carl
Dillstrom, .decerned, and that 1
duly qualified as such Executrix.
All persons having claims against
ssid estate are hereby notified to
nreseni ine same w in tne nroDcr
vouchers to me at the office of
my attornttvs, Do Fore t & Hansen,
228 Franklin Building, Mcdford.
Oregon, within six months from
the date of the first publishing
of this notice.
Dated and first published this
Patricia Jane Dillstrom,
Executrix
DeForest & Hansen
Attorneys for Executrix
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. i-m.3
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
or
LAWRENCE D. HULL, also known
as. L. D. HULL, deceased
NOT" wE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the above court has anno nt
ed the undersigned executrix of the
Mini ft OI LAWKSNCE U. HULL,
also known an L. D. Hull, deceased.
All persons having claims against
sain estate are nereny required to
present the same with proper
vouchers within six months from
this date at the offices of Frohn
mayor, Lowry & Dcatherage,
Conlcy Theatre Building. Med ford.
Oregon.
Dated and first published this
25th day of July. MH3.
ANN HULL, Executrix
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
1hat I have been appointed by the
Circull Court of the State of Ore
gon fur Jackson County as Ad
ministrator of the estate of Clar
ence S. Miller, deceased, and that
I duly qualified as such Adminis
trator All persons having claims
ngninst said estate are hereby noti
fied to present the saint with the
proper vouchers to me at the ot"
fice of my attorneys. De Forest &
.Hansen 228 Franklin Building,
Medford. Oregon, within six
months from the date of the first
publishing of this notice.
Dated and first published this
18th day of July, 10113.
Louis Enysrt,
Administrator
DeForest St HnnKcn
Attorneys for Administrator
.SUMMONS
n. til-am. K
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK-
h()N COUNTY
MABEL C. ANDREWS, a widow,
Plaintiff,
vs.
RAY C JONES and MARY JONES,
former! v hushHnri ni.ri wifn nnH
THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL
WANK OF PORTLAND (OREGON),
national banking association.
Defendants.
TO THE DEFENDANT RAY C.
JONES:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, Vou are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the
cumpiaint men against you tn tne
above entitled suit on or before the
last nav of lour week from the
date of the first publication of this
juiinmortx, ana 11 you tail to so ap
pear and answer said comulaint.
for want thereof, the plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief
nemnnnra in said complaint, sue
1 cinrtlv stated as follow tn-u.lt
Decree thnt there is due and
owing to plaintiff from defendants
Jones under contract of sale the
sum or kihi.tr with interest at six
rer rent per annum from Fehmarv
, Iftti3. together with S127.72 on
account 01 real property taxes and
Interest thereon; together with
Sinntion attorneys fees and costs
and disbursements; that said
amnunts due and owing he paid
bv defendants Jones within thirty
dy from entry of decree and in
nemuit or such payment that said
defendants and all pernons claiming
by. through or under them be
strictly foreclosed and barred of
all and any right, title, claim, inter
est or equity of red emotion in and
tn the following described preiH-
MC.., IO-W11.
Lot Nine (9) In Block Flftv-nine
(5f)l of the Town (now Cttyi of
Mcdford. Jackaon County. Ore
gon, according to the official
mat thereof, now or record:
thai olaintiff he decreed to be the
owner of ald premises in fee
simple, tree ann clear or any inter
est or claim of defendants; that the
eacrnw account at the defendant
Hank b-t clohcd and all documents
therein returned to Ihe plaintiff:
th" said decree make provision for
granting plaintiff possession of the
premises upon foreclosure ann M
plaintiff is re f nurd possession that
a writ of assistance lsue to the
Sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon,
without further notice, requiring
said Sheriff to place and maintain
plaintiff in quiet and peaceful
possession of the premises and
every part thereof.
The date of the order for pub
lication of this summons is July
23. 19(13. The time prescribed for
, publication of this summons Is once
each week for four successive
weeks. The date of the first pub
lication of this summons is July
25. 19fi3.
KELLY St GRANT ATTORNEYS
Bv BERNARD P. KELLY
Of Attorneys for Plaintiff
loan East Main Street
Med ford,- Oregon I
THURSDAY, AUGUST X. 1963 S
UGAL fgOTICES
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bidi will be received hv
the Jackson County Court at the
Courthouse at Mcdford, Oregon, on
or before 10:00 a.m. on the )4th day
oi August uma, tor the furnishing
ot u.u.i i;nemicai lor tne mob
qui to Control Division of the Jack
son County Health DeDartment
Instructions to bidders and spec-
uicauons may oe obtained at tne
office of the County Court and the
Purchasine Deoartment.
JACKSON COUNTY COURT
Earl m. Miller
County Judve
Edwin H. Taylor
County Commissioner
Donald E. Faber
County Commissioner
CALL FOR BIDS
Sealed bids for Addition of
Temperature Controls at the Jack
son county court House, Med ford
Oreson. will he receiver! at the of.
flee of the County Court, Jackson
uoumy court House Mcamrd
Oregon until 2:00 P.M.. Pacific Day
light Time, August 16. 1003. and
will then be publicly opened and
roan aioun. me drawings, specifi
cations and other contract docu
ments may be examined and copies
mereoi may ne ontainca ai tne oi-
flee of the Med ford Builders Ex
change. 40 South Fir Street, Med
ford. Orenon.
Attention is called tn the bidders
prequaliflcatton requirement of
Sections 270 010 to 270.0:26. Indus
ive. Oregon Revised Statutes,
which must be filed with the Jack
son County Court 10 days before
tne date lor opening or nids and
for which forms mav he obtained
at the office of the Medford Build
ers Exchange
All proposals must be accom
panied by a cert'Prd check, cash
ier's check, or bid hnd made pay
able to Jackson County, In ar
amount not less than 5 of the bid
The 1 access ful bidder will he re
quired to furnish a Faithful Per
formance Bond in the full amount
of the contract nrice as rcauired
for a 'public contract pursuant to
uhe mu. oiu, Oregon Revised
Statutes.
The Jackson Countv Court re
serves the right to reject any or all
ninn ana o waive any informal
it les.
No bidder may withdraw his hid
aftee the hour set for opening
ncieni or oeiore awarn ot tne con
tract, unless said award is delayed
for period exeeedine thtrtv dava.
JACKSON COUNTY COURT
e.ari m. miner.
Count" Judge
Edwin Taylor
Countv Commissioner
Donald E. Faber
County Commissioner
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Nntico is hereby given (hat T
have been appointed executrix of
the estate of Earl T. Schehle, de
ceased, hy the Circuit Court of
tne Mate or Oregon for Jackson
County and "have qualified. All
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to pre
sent them with proper vouchers
duly verified, to me at Route 1,
Box AO G, Jacksonville, Oregon, the
unii-e 01 mv attorney, uruce j.
Manley. wilhin six months from
the date of this nntlce.
Dated and first published July
2.1th, lOttt,
Florence Luckroth,
Executrix
Bruce J. Manley, attorney
Route 1. Box 60 G
Jacksonville, Oregon
NOTICE
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Jackson County In
the M filler of the Estate of Hazel
M. McCtilloch, decensed.
Notice is hereby given that the
undenu fined has f i led her Final
Account In the above entitled mat
ter, and the abuve entitled Court
has fixed the 12th day of August.
10H3. at 10:00 o'clock A M. in the
Circuit Court Room In the Court
House In Medford, Oregon, s lite
time and place for hearing objec
tions to said Final Account and for
the settlement thereof.
Byrnadlne Jewett
Executrix
Skryman & Heisel
Attorneys for Executrix
SUMMONS
No. S3.4?g-R
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
J net tuuNiy Or JACKSON
E. H FOSSEN and EVELYN E.
FOSSEN. husband and wife.
Plaintiffs,
vs.
KENNETH L. CANARY and OLA
s. can ak y. husband and wife.
Defend 11 tils
TO: THE ABOVE NAMED DE-
r Ei in DAW I a, AND EACH OF
THEM:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATU
OF OREGON, you are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the
complaint 1 i loci against you in
Ihe above entitled suit on or hn-
tore tne last day of four weeks
from the date of the first nublica-
tinn of this summons, and if you
fail to so appear and answer said
complaint, for want thereof, plain-
is.. win 1 nn.e a uuirco ngainsi you
for the relief tu n veil for In Hirt
complaint, succinctly stated as fol
low... r or a ueiei minauon that
there is due, owing and wholly
unpaid the principal man nf $.
951.02. together with interest
thereon at the rate of ti','r per an
num from November 0, l'M2, un
til paid; awarding to pluiutiffs
l-.idgement against defendants in
the sum of $645.00 as attorney's
fees for the prosecution of this
suit, together with plaintiffs' costs
and disbursements herein to he
taxed; that the right, title and
interest of Ihe defendants herein.
and all persons claiming bv.
through nr under them, in and to
tne loiiowinn rtescr led rea nrnn
erty in Jackson County, Oregon,
Lots 10. 11 and 12. In Block 23
of the City of Gold Hill, Jack
son County, Oregon. ALSu,
beginning at the Northeast
corner or Lot 10 in Block 23;
thence North 12' 40 East, 50
feet to the Northerly line of
Second Avenue; thence North
77" 20" West 75 feet; thence
South 12 40 West. AO feet
to the Northwest corner of
said Lot 12 In said Block 23;
thence South 77 20' Eaxl.
along the Southerlv line of
Second Avenue. 75 teet to the
point of beginning. ALSO, be
ginning at a point South 77
20 East, 15 fret from the
Nnrthtast corner of Lot I in
Block 24 of the City of Gold
Hill. Jackson Countv, Oregon,
thence South 7'." 20' East 45
feet to the Northwest corner
of Lot 12 in Block 23 of smd
Cilv; thenee Smith 12 40"
Weal 1 00 (eel to the South
west corner of aald Lot 12;
thenre North 77 20' West,
45 feet; thence North 12' 40'
East, 100 feet to the point nf
beginning,
he foreclosed and wholly termin
ated, save only the equity or re
demption as hereinalter utateri
that the right, title and Interest
of the defendants herein and all
persons claiming by. through or
under them, or either of them.
In and to the furniture, equipment
and other items of personal prop
erty now situate on the above
oescrmeo premise, he foreclosed
and wholly terminated; that the
piainiins ne entitled to the tin
mediate poKsehsion of said real and
nirinnnl nrnnarli Ihii amH i..kt
of possession shah be continuous
during the period of aid redemp
tion; that defendants mav redeem
sld property within 3 iU from
the Hate of entry of such decree,
or within such further time as
the Court may find to he just and
equitable, by puyinc to the Clerk
of this Court for the line of the
plaintiffs the amount owing and
unpaid from the defendants as
aforesaid, together with attorney's
fees to be awarded a aloreaaid.
together wilh plaintiffs' costs and
disbursements herein 10 be taxed,
and together with Interest there
on from the date of such decree
at the rate of 6'- per annum to
the date of such payment, and for
such other and further relief as
the Court may deem just and equi
table in the premise.
The date of the order for ouh-
lication of this summons is July
17. 1H03: the time orescrlheri fnr
publication of this summons is
once rach week for four succes
sive weeks; the date of the first
Suhlicat ton of this summons is
uly 16. 1063
John H Chanev
Attorney for Platntiifs
No S The Mall 1005
Medford, Oregon
Jit) irS' -v
I - ' " -' ' Jr-
TEXAS SIZE - Texas Democratic congres
smen Joe M. Kilgore, left and Wright
Patman, right, hosted a luncheon at the
capitol in Washington for the Texas con
Servicemen
PROMOTED
Daniel S. Rickard, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy V. Rickard,
901 Newtown St., Medford, an
officer in the department of
tactics at the U.S. Military
Academy, West Point. N.Y.,
has been promoted to major.
Major Rickard was gradu
ated from the Military Acad
emy in 1053. He has been as
signed at West Point since
June 28. Before that time he
was a student at Command
and General Staff college, Ft,
Leavenworth, Kans.
TO END TRAINING
Cadet Patrick E. McLaugh
lin, son of Louis C. McLaugh
lin, 3384 Jacksonville high
way, Medford, is scheduled to
complete six weeks of train
ing at the Reserve Officer
Training corps summer train
ing camp at Ft. Lewis, Wash.,
Aug. 2,
ABOARD CARRIER
Electrician's Mate Third
Class James R. Green, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin H. Wil-
larding, 1404 East Main st.,
Medford, is serving aboard
the attack aircraft carrier
USS Constellation, a seventh
Fleet unit which participated
in a joint U.S.-Republic of
Korea amphibious exercise.
dubbed "Operation Flagpole"
conducted near Seoul, Korea,
recently.
COMMISSIONED
Bert J. Nelson, BF Star
Route, Eagle Point, has been
commissioned a second lieu
tenant in the United States
Air Force upon graduation
from Officers Training school
at Lackland AFB, Tex.
PROMOTED
William L. Cole, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Loy A. Cole, 1047
NE lleflcy st., Grants Pass,
was promoted to private first
class early in July while serv
ing with the U.S. Army
school, Europe, in Germany.
FOUR INDUCTED
Registrants from Jackson
county recently inducted into
the armed forces at the Armed
Forces Examining station nt
Portland included Brian D.
Srwcll, Central Point, Lyle C.
Bigham, Central Point, Ron
ald W. Vcach, Eagle Point,
and Karlos W. Heard, Ash
land.
IEGAI NOTICES
NOTlri! TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE
(i 1 A I I. Or OHEGON rOR JACK
SON COUNTY
PROHATE DEPARTMENT
In thr Matltr ot Ihe EsUla of
Erm'Hl HlnuhNm, dc-eAhrd
Notice I, hereby given that I
have been appointed Executrix of
tM above estate by an order made
by id Court on July 31. 19H3. all
creditors having claim, against
said deceased are hereby notified
to present the same, duly verified
and with proper vouchers attached,
to me at Ihe office oi Roberts. Kcl
llnftlon. llranchiield At Heffcrnan.
Standard Insurance Building. Med
ford. Orenon, within six months
from the dnte nf this nonce.
Dalrd at Medford. Oregon, this
1st day of August, lmi.1
Oclavia B Waddell
Executrix
NOTII'K OK EXPIRATION Or
RKIIE.MPTION I'KRItlll
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Ihe period for redemption
from foreclosure sales lor delln.
qtient taxes of all properties shown
on the Jackson Counlv I9H1 Fore
closure List and included In thfQ
shown hy said list, entered on the
Ulh day of August, iwi. in the
Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Jackson County, will ex
pire August 15. 19H3. and that any
properly not redeemed Dy said
date which was included in said
decree and order of sale will b
deeded to Jackson County Imme
diately upon the expiration of such
period oi reoempti
and that
every right or interest
of anv
pr ri.n In men property will b
fnrttMtffl tortver to Jackson
County.
PfArmonn Leigh
Sheriff and Tax Collector
MEDFORD
IT'S YOUR
Editor's not: The following
article was prepared by the
Oregon State Bar and is not
intended to be legal advice.
Pertoni having a legal prob
lem should consult an attor
ney. AVOIDING ADOPTION
IS UNWISE
Sometimes a couple will
rear a relative or step-child
but won't bother to adopt the
child formally and legally.
Such informal arrangements
can be very harmful to the
child, legally speaking.
Adoption as we know it
was not part of the old com
mon law. The lawyers say
that it is a creature of statute.
In other words, our laws coy
e r 1 n g adoption of children
were made by the legislature.
A child legally adopted by
a person or couple, usually
assumes the parent's name,
and by law becomes the par
ent's heir just as if he or she
were a natural child of that
parent.
To adopt a child legally.
Try and
By BENNETT CERF-
ALAN KING hurt his knee backstage at a benefit per
formance recently. He swears he didn't make a sound
when he fell but a lawyer way out in the lobby heard him
and rushed backstage to offer his services. "We'll sue the
theatre owners for a
hundred thousand dol-
lars," he proposed. "That
seems like a lot for just ft
a bump on my knee," AUU
j xr:KM imn,
BUSWCICU Vlllg ,,iicv0
your fee going to be?"
"It's like this, Mr. King,"
answered the lawyer. "If
we lose, I won't get a
cent. And if we win
you won't get a cent."
A wife who was not tin
killed at hen-pecking her
husband wound up one eve
ning's outburst with this classic: "And don't think for a minute,
you little worm, that I didn't see you huddling there with your
hands In your pockets making fists at me!"
John Isard, manager of the swanky Stanhope Hotel, received
this plea recently from a lady In Texas: "The laundry down here
has lost all the towels we took from your hotel. Can you please
replace them?"
e
Little Tillie Expreeso had the prise excuse of the week for be
lng late to school: "I guess I overwashed."
O by Btnnett Cert Distributed by King Feature! Syndicate
Dennis the
MAIL TRIBUNE MEDFORD, OREGON
gressional delegation. The legislators are
shown cutting a 130-pound watermelon,
which was featured at the luncheon. (UPI)
LAW
Knpeet far Law Makes Democracy Ltrt
one must file a petition with
the proper court in the county
where the petitioner resides.
Also, there must be written
consent of the child's own
parent, guardian, or responsi
ble government official. If the
child is over fourteen years
old, he or she must also
agree to the adoption.
The judge must then satisfy
himself as to the genuineness
of the consent, the moral
character of the prospective
parents, and ability to sup
port the child, and the mental
and physical condition of all
parties, and also that the
adoption is in the best inter
ests of t'.ie child.
The adoption laws are strict
ly enforced. The courts will
not recognize any informal
arrangement. Many children
who were brought up by lov
ing, well-meaning people, and
were even told that they were
adopted, have been deprived
of an Inheritance because
their foster parents did not
comply with the letter of the
law. ,
Stop Me
C COMlHQ
Menace
V
Navy Reservists Leave for Training
Several local Navy reserv
ists of the Thirteenth Naval
district will join about 400
others from Oregon, Washing
ton, Idaho and Montana to
rendezvous at sea with other
units in August to form the
first Task Force of Reserve
ships in the Pacific since
World War II.
Leaving today for partici
pation in "Pacific Group Sail"
are Electronics Technician
Seaman Benjamine F. Darras,
route 2, Medford; Electronics
Technician Seaman Third
Class John F. Culp, III, 1411
South College way, Ashland;
Seaman Recruit George W.
Mason Jr., 873 Iowa St., Ash
land; Electronics Technician
Seaman Michael A. McDon
ald, 641 Park st Ashland;
Seaman Recruit John D.
Tyler, 616 Altamount st Ash
land; Lt. (jg) Richard F. Car
roll, 460 SW I st.. Grants
Pass; Seaman Recruit John C.
Hull, 4790 Williams highway,
Grants Pass; Seaman Recruit
Paul Lea
I I actio aLt I
TyVr--N. ON ROW I
.sssss , . n. , 1 iii,sssssaWassst
We have a lot full of cars that must b sold at
ridiculously low prices. These must be sold NOW,
so we've slashed prices. Compare them yourself,
then shop at 5th and Bartlett or 12th and Riverside.
Only 2 Days Left
ACTION SALE
ENDS SATURDAY
YOU NAME TERMS & PRICE
No Reasonable Offer Refused
Talk about termsl Only $150 in cash or equity,
or anything you own worth $150 will put you in
a new car. No reasonable offer refused. Stop in
and "talk" while we're in this depressed mood
you could make the deal of a lifetime!
NEW '63
No. 3-193 Rambler Classic
with harmonising porous vmyl
weather-eye heater, defroster
No. 3-266 Rambler Clastic 4-door Sedan. Blue color with
standard trantmission and twin grip differential equipped
with many eatras . . . including teat belts.
BRAND NEW '63
No. 3-170 Rambler American
with white top, white lidtwallt
fl
ouy Tour used car Prom A
r,
KAMBLEK COKNER-Btrtlett at Fifth Rivergjjje
'
Phillip F. Mauck, 4508 Hope
rd., Grants Pass; Sonarman
Thomas H. Rhodes, Grants
Pass; and Seaman Recruit
John H. Sims, S75 Oxyoke rd.,
Grants Pass.
Adult Education
Class Is Planned
The adult education depart
ment of the Medford public
schools has announced the
opening of the fall class in the
history and government of the
United States for the benefit
of those who wish to apply for
American citizenship.
The first session will be
held at the Rogue Valley
Manor at 7:30 p.m. Monday,
Aug. 5.
Additional information may
be obtained by calling 773
7220 mornings, Monday
through Friday, or 773-7411.
Says It's .
n iftln,WI.l.9
mm
RAMBLERS
4-door Wagen. Iriarcliff Red
interior trim. Hat reclining back,
and it factory undercoated. Also
hat dual visors, arm rettt, cig
arette lighter, turn tignalt and
lifetime warranteed muffler and
tail pipe.
Sph. '2,768.20
aassr '2,380.25
Factory
Sticker Price .
'2,474.90
'2,135.55
Our Action
Sale Price ...
No. 3-101 Rambler American
Convertible. Concord Metallic
Maroon finith with power op
erated white top and matching
vinyl bucket teatt. Hat the twin
shift floor stick with overdrive
and twin throat carburetor.
Factory
Sticker Price .
'3,024.75
aJT" '2,577.85
2-Door Hardtop. Bahama Blue
. . . radio and heater, also hat
inil'iviil'usllv aiutSakl I a n t
teatt and twin ario differential
and many other ettra accesso
rial. Factory
Sticker Price .
Our Action
Sale Price
$2,769.20
'2,369.45
New Car Dealer, Whe Will Be
LB
Submarine Design
May Be Changed
Farmingdale, N.Y. (UP0 A
pioneer airplane-building com
pany is turning its attention
downward here to help im
prove U.S. Navy submarine
operations.
The design, development
and fabrication of unique
plastic rudders for use within
the Navy's experimental deep
diving submarine AGSS-555
(Dolphin) is under way at Re
public aviation. Although con
ventional in appearance, the
plastic rudders are to be
based on a new concept in
lightweight design, using spe
cial material developed by
the company.
Successful sea tests of this
new rudder could cause a
marked change in the design
and construction of external
control surfaces on new sub
marines, according to RAC.
. .
12th & RIVERSIDE USED CARS
19S8 PLYMOUTH Plata 4-Door Sedan.
6 cylinder, automatic, Radio t Heater.
SPECIAL ACTION PRICE
19S9 CHEVROLET Bitcayne 4-Door Sedan Cm a
6 cylinder, automatic. RtH. Light GrctiT I 1 eWaf
SPECIAL ACTION PRICE I I
1960 FORD Custom 300 4-Door Sedan
V cylinder I stdrd. trans. RtH.
SPECIAL ACTION SALE
1959 RAMBLER American 2-Door Wagon
6 cyl., ltd. trans., heater & travel rack
SPECIAL ACTION SALE
19S8 RAMBLER Classic 4-Door Sedan
Super Model 6 cyl., overdrive. R & H.
Frost white. SPECIAL ACTION SALE .
19S9 EDSEL Villager 4-Door Wagon
V-8, automatic. P.B.. P.S.. RtH.
Two-tone beige. SPECIAL
19SB OLDS SB 2-Door Hardtop
V-8, auto., full power. RtH. White
wlott of chrome. Special Action Sale
19S9 RAMBLER Classic V-8
with ttd. trant., heater 1 travel rack.
One owntr. SPECIAL ACTION SALE .
1959 PLYMOUTH Suburban Wagon
4. Door, V-8, auto., P.B. I P.S., RtH.
SPECIAL ACTION SALE
1958 PONTIAC 4-Door Safari Wagen
V.8 t auto, trans. Radio t Heater.
Sharp. SPECIAL ACTION SALE
ANY REASONABLE
MOTORS
Her Tomorrow To Beck Up
at 12th Phone 772-6185 or 772-4068
285 ACRE
RANCH
With paved county road on
two sides. 185 acres Bear Crk.
8ottom Land, J90.000. This
value cannot be duplicated ir
Jackson Coun
22 acres suitable for homt
sites or small farm. Buy all c
halt. $1000 per acre. Bes
quality rXJttomland. Close in
2'2 acres and nice little 2
bedroom home on Ross Lane
North. 512,500.
Summer resort on the Rogue
River. Priced to sell.
Waller H. Jones
Realtor 772-4453
Rin. 72 CENTURY BLDG.
Salesmen
Elaine Fulwiler .... 773-S208
Andy Stevens S3S-2S3S
$
899
$1099
$899
999
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ACTION SALE
$1049
$1299
1299
$879
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