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SUNDAY. AUGUST II. 1963
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
School Buses To
Phoenix - Buses transport
ing student in the Phoenix-
Talent school district 4 will
start operating the first day
Campgrounds Are
Open in Winema
Klamath Falls All camp
grounds are open in the Lake
, of the Woods area on the
Klamath district of Winema
: national forest, with the ex
; ception of Aspen Camp
ground, which is expected to
be open for limited use by
Labor Day week end, accord
ing to report from forest
. rangers.
Spruce and Rainbow camp
grounds and White Pine pic-
nic ground are receiving
' heavy use. Digit Point camp
ground at Miller Lake on the
; Chemult district is closed Be
cause of construction.
The warm weather has
I made camping "excellent" on
the Winema National forest
and extensive use is being
' made of camping facilities,
the forest report discloses.
Williamson campground is re
ceiving heavy use, according
to Homer Faulkner, Chiloquln
district ranger.
All trails on the Klamath
district are open. A one ana
a half mile section of the
Sevenmile trail has been re
constructed. Trails to Mamu
lake and around Miller lake
on the Chemult district are
open. Howlock Mountain trail
on the Cnemuit cunrict is
open for a mile.
Fishing is Improving on all
streams on the Chiloquln dis
trict and remains good at
Lake of the Woods, accord
ing to the forest report.
Fire danger is high. There
were 13 lightning fires and
4 man-caused fires on the for
est last week.
Union Accuses
m mi I a
u.j. PiywooQ corp.
Anderson, Calif. - HOT - The
striking Lumber and Sawmill
, Workers union has accused
ine u. . riywuuu "
: of using delaying tactics In
opening negotiations on local
issues of new contract.
The union contended that
' the regional union council
which negotiated 30V4 cent
hourly wage package with tne
Big Six lumber companies,
Including U. S. Plywood, had
' no authority to negotiate any
thing else.
But a compay spokes man
- said the agreement reached
in Portland for the Big Six
pruviacu umi iicguijaiiuiio v..
local issues would not include
items not already covered by
the contract.
Meanwhile, the Internation
al Paper Co. at Weed, Calif.,
announced negotiations on lo
cal issues would be held Aug.
17-28.
Three Sessions Are
Set for Workshop
' Three different sessions
are planned Tuesday In the
elementary - team teaching
workshop at Hoover school.
Observers may view the
proceedings via closed circuit
television. The schedule Tues
day Includes a science session
on "spectrum" between 9:25
and 8:50, a math session on
"intersection of sets" be
tween 9:55 and 10:35 a.m. and
large group Instruction in so
cial sttidle between 10:50.
nd 11:45 a.m.
Persons interested In ob
serving proceedings of the
workshop should contact the
Hoover school office the day
prior to the presentation.
The workshop is being con
ducted by a four-member
team from Lexington, Mass.,
and will continue throughout
the week.
Robbery Suspect
Gives Up in Eugene
Eugene -(WO- A 23-year-old
man,, charged with the armed
robbery of bank at Madison,
Mo., last month, surrendered
here Friday.
Gerald Lee Mudd of Mon
roe City, Mo., is accused of
taking 4,540 from the bank
July 15. He told the FBI that
he gave himself up because
he was out of money and tired
of running.
He was lodged at the Lane
county jail on a charge of vio
lating the federal bank rob
bery statute.
Mudd said that he went to
Reno, Nev., where he made
$1,500 by gambling but said
he then was robbed of all but
$300 by a gunman in the city.
PROMISES ACTION
Washington - HOT - Secre
tary of State Dean Rusk prom
ises the United States will do
everything It can to settle
the religious controversy in
South Viet Nam. Rusk said
the U.S. government was
"deeply distressed" by the
conflict between President
Ngo Dinh Diem and the Viet
namese Buddhists.
Start Sept. 9 in Phoenix District
of school, Monday, Sept.
repeating last year's schedule,
E. R. James, superintendent
of schools, has announced
Seventh and eighth grade
students will be transported
to the junior high school at
Talent, and senior high school
students will be taken to the
high school at Phoenix.
Children in the elementary
grades will be transported di
rectly to the Phoenix and Tal
ent grade schools.
Rtport to Primary
First grade pupils are to
report to the primary units in
the two schools, preferably
with a parent or adult mem
ber of the family Friday,
Sept. 6. for registration
Parents are asked to bring
their child's birth certificate
or other evidence of age and
a health certificate. The chil
dren will return home imme
diately after registration and
'Duffy's Tavern'
Bartender Dies
Hollywood - (UPD - Come
dian Ed Gardner, who won
fame on radio in the role of
'Archie" on "Duffy's Tav
ern," died Saturday at Good
Samaritan hospital at the age
of 62.
Cause of his death was list
ed as a "diseased liver."
Gardner was on radio with
"Duffy's Tavern" for 20 years
and the show also had a year's
run on television. As "Duffy,"
Gardner portrayed a blunder
ing bartender.
The veteran radio and tele
vision comedian was born in
Astoria, Long Island, on June
29, 1901.
He developed the character
of Archie while he was a pro
ducer and director for a ma
jor radio network in 1939.
But it was not until 1941 that
a sponsor signed the "Duffy's
Tavern" show.
Gardner, a tall, gangling
comedian, was in semi-retirement
during the last five
years.
Gardner- is survived by his
widow, Simone, whom he mar
ried 21 years ago, and two
teen-age sons, Edward Jr., 19,
and Stephen, IS.
Sgt. Alvin York
Seriously III
Nashville, Tenn. -(UPD- Sgt
Alvin York, 75, World War
I hero and Medal of Honor
winner, Is reported seriously
ill at Veterans hospital.
York was admitted to the
hospital July 8. Dr. W. C. Wil
liams, hospital director, said
the old soldier's temperature
began climbing Friday morn
ing and that York was more
"unresponsive to surround
ings." Whether this particular sit
uation Is related to his previ
ous medical condition is un
known," Williams said.
York has been hospitalized
five times in the past year for
treatment of a variety of ill
nesses.
York was credited with kill
ing 25 Germans and capturing
132 others in one day of fight
ing in the Argonne Forest in
1918.
Prospect Voters
Approve District
Prospect - Voters here
approved formation of the
proposed Prospect Rural Fire
Protection district Friday,
casting 35 "yes" votes. No
votes were cast in opposition
to the measure.
Voters also chose a live
member board of directors to
serve the district.
The members elected arc
John Davidson of the Pacific
Power and Light station area,
34 votes; Jack DcRoiscr, Cas
cade Gorge area, 35 votes; H.
D. (Doug) Kimmons, Prospect
area, 35 votes; Rex Norman,
Red Blanket area, 35 votes;
and Madeline Poole, Wild
wood area, 33 votes.
Portland Lawyer's
Tax Trial Ends
Portland -HOT- The income
tax trial of Portland attorney
Reuben Lenske ended Friday
in Federal Court after nearly
five months of testimony.
Federal Judge James C
Carter of San Diego gave de
fense attorney Charles Bur-
dell, Seattle, five days to file
a written motion for acquit
tal. Lenske was accused of evad
ing taxes on about $100,000
in income on returns filed in
1935, 1937 and 1958.
The trial record amounts
to more than 8,000 pages of
testimony and more than 3,
100 exhibits were introduced
HAS THE EVIDENCE
Marshfield, Wis. - (UPD -Police
Officer Raymond
Blanchard didn't go far for
evidence when he answered
a complaint that Eugene CI
chon'f dog had bitten a neigh
bor. When Blanchard enter
ed the Chichon household to
Investigate, the dog bit him.
v.
9, parents are expected to pro-
vide this transportation
James said.
Children of the second and
third grades report on the
first day of school, Monday,
Sept. 9, to the primary build
ings at Talent and Phoenix
Pupils in grades four to six
are to report to the elemen
tary school buildings on the
same day. These pupils will
be dismissed at noon and the
buses will make their regular
runs at this time on the first
day.
Cafeteria to Serve
Both school cafeterias will
start serving meals on Tues
day, Sept. 10.
Students new to the Phoe
nix High school are asked to
register at the high school
office Wednesday, Aug. 21,
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Students
registered last spring need
not appear before the open
ing day. They may, however,
come in during the first week
in September if they have
questions to ask regarding
their program of studies.
On the first day of school
Sept. 9, high school students
are to report lo tne nign
school gymnasium for open
ing assembly at 8:40 a.m.
Regular classes will get un
der way the following day.
Ford Grant To Aid
Oregon Program
Salem -(UPD- Receipt of a
$1.2 million Ford Foundation
grant to support the Oregon
Program was announced Fri
day by the State Department
of Education.
The money will be used by
local schools, colleges and the
State Department of Educa
tion cooperating under the
Oregon Program in efforts to
improve Oregon education in
the public schools.
Dr. Leon P. Minear, super
intendent of public instruc
tion, said improvements in ed
ucation resulting from the pro
gram "will result in a more
effective use of the lax dol
lar." Oregon Program partici
pants include the State De
partment of Education, nine
Oregon colleges and univer
sities, and 20 school districts.
The money will be used to
further such items as intern
programs, team teaching, flex
ible scheduling, nongraded
programs, and the use of new
technology in instruction, Mi
near said.
Matthews Receives
Doctoral Degree
Ashland-Glen T. Matthews,
associate professor of music
at Southern Oregon college.
has received his doctoral- de
gree fr-MTi the department of
education at the University
of Oregon.
Title of his doctoral thesis
was "An Analysis and Evalu
ation of Methods for Training
Skills in School Music Con
ducting." The thesis was based on the
idea that it is necessary to
establish standards for the
teaching of conducting in col
leges and universities.
Ample evidence was ad
vanced in the study to indi
cate that the teaching of con
ducting was urgently needed
and that the research in this
area could lead to the increas
ed efficiency of school music
conductors through the con
tinued upgrading of instruc
tion in college and university
classes.
LeMay, McCone Join
Test Ban Backers
Washington -OJPII- Air Force
Chief Curtis E. LcMay and
Central Intelligence Director
John A. McCone lined ud Frl.
day in support ot the nuclear
test ban treaty.
But senators said Gen. Le
May, former Strategic Air
Command boss, expressed
stronger reservations than
those voiced by other mem
bers of the Joint Chiefs of
Staff.
Both LeMay and McCone
who headed the Atomic Ener
gy Commission under Presi
dent Dwight D. Eisenhower,
testified before different com
mittees, however, that the
treaty is "compatible" with
U.S. security, assuming that
underground testing will be
continued and other safe,
guards" are maintained.
Housing Is Sought
For School Teachers
School District 849C, Med
ford, has requested assistance
in securing housing for new
and returning teachers to the
district this year.
School administrators said
there is need for two and
three bedroom houses and
apartments.
Area residents who believe
they can assist in securing
housing for teachers are ask
ed to contact school officials
at 773-3683 or at 500 Monroe
St., Medford.
Molalla feed Mill
Destroyed by Fire
Molalla - (UPD - Fire de
stroyed the Molalla Feed Mill
here Saturday and caused
some $50,000 damage.
Firemen fought the blaze
for five hours.
Defective wiring was given
as the cause of the blaze
which apparently started
from a machine room and en
gulfed the rambling two-
story structure.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OP HALE
No. P.148-63
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
JACKSON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Guardianship
Ot JANETTE tHAriflAW,
Inenmnetenl
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that pursuant to order made and
entered In the above entitled
court, in the matter of laid guar
dianshiD. the underiiffned. guar
dian of the above entitled estate.
from and after the 0th day of
September, 1963, at the office of
tne attorney lor me guardian
E. R. Bashaw. zu Munrer buiio
ins, P. O. Box 1262, Med ford
Oregon, will proceed to sell at or.
vate sale to the highest and best
bidder the interest of the above
entitled estate to the following de
scribed real property situated in
jBCKson -oumy, wregon, lu-wu:
Beginning at a point 113.0 feet
South of the northeast corner of
Wolter Addition to the City of
Medford, Jackson Lounty. ore
gon, according to the offical
plat thereof, now of record;
thence South along the east line
of said Addition, a distance of
100.0 feet to the north line of
Palm Street; thence East along
said north line, a distance of
.13.97 feet: thence North a dis
tance of 100.0 feet, to a point
D4.iz feet west oi tne west line
of Crescent Subdivision to the
Citv of Medford. Orecon! and
thence West 53.97 feet, more or
less, to the point of beginning,
JAftlLS (J. (MAi'JVlAni
Guardian
ADVERTISEMENT FOR RIDS
Sealed bids will be received bv
the Jackson County Court at the
uourtnouse at Medford. orecon
on or before 10:00 A.M. on the
30th. day of August 1063, for the
lurnisning or live (&) sets of run
ular Steel Bleachers for the Jack'
on County Ball Park.
instructions to bidders and
SDecifications mav be obtained
at tne office or tne count v court
ana ine rurcnasmg Department
JALKSUN LUUNTY COURT
can m. Miner.
County Judge
Edwin H. Taylor,
County Comm.
Donald E. Faber,
County Comm.
1 LODGE NOTICES
Medford Lodge No. 83,
i. v. u .r . mceis lues,
dnv. Aue. 20. At 8 nm.
Visitors welcome. Refreshments.
E. B. McNow. N. G.
2-SPECIAl CLUB EVENTS
PHOENIX CHEERLEADERS, Rum-
mage Sale. Fehl Bldg., Mon,
Aug. 19th. from 9 to 4.
3-PERSONAl
WE HAVE 20 Junior Students to
serve you at. The Medford
Beauty School. Ask about our
Junior Dcrmanents. hair color
ing, shampoos & styles. For ap
pointment. PH. 772-0155.
MISS PAT'S NURSERY SCHOOL
All day care includes Kinder
garten transportation. 773-3382.
3-PERSONAl
Coins & Stamps, bought & sold.
JEFFERSON
w UU1N SHOP
13 N Fir
772-2059
DRINKING YOUR PROBLEM?
contact A.A. Sun. 0 p.m.
Thurs. 8:30. 404 Walnut
i Ph. 6H4-20HH 779-12.1 1
DENTURES repaired and relined
while you wait Day or eve. Ph.
773-0020 25 Lozler Lane
KINDER KOLLEGE The unique
pre-school. 772-0035. 772-4257.
JACKSONVILLE DENTAL LAB
Dentures repaired while you wait
8U9-1071 099-155!)
'GINGER'
OWNER OF BEAUTY SALON nt
flHO Stewart Ave. Special r""sn
alized service. AM work puaran
teed Welcomes ladles with Ihin.
fine or problem hair.
EVENING APPOINTMENTS
Closed Mondays 773-3139
FOR "a Job well done feeling"
i-ictin carpcis wnn Diue L.ustre.
Rent Electric shampooer $1.
Johnson PalntCentcr.
KNIT SKIRTS SHORTENED
Knit alterations Garments as
sembled. Miss Pat Phone 773-33B2
MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio,
n.4 rmnrer tfidfi. 772-0611
LEARN TO KV1T
Classes starting immediately
For beginners-advanced knitters.
Miss Pat Ph. 773-3382
ANYONE having a drinking prob-
ii-m r wcirome at ine nieatoro
Group of Alcoholics Anonymous
B:30 p.m Tucs At Snt, rear
of JP N Oakdale 773-4848 Al
Anon Group every Tuesday
AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS?
it age anving record, un
insured accident financial re
sponsibility tiling, etc. is making
it difficult Tor you to secure
propct - Insurance, see us Con
venient monthly installment. Don
Stathos liuuror. 1005 E Main.
Medford. 773-6658 Open Mon
& Tii. till 9 p m
MISS PAT'S KINDERGARTEN
tor 4 and 5 year olds transpor
tation, Register now Tor the
Fall terms.
Phone 773-3382
CREDIT EQUITY, iNCr
Is a debt consolidation agencv
licensed bonded bv the State
of Orecon with the purpose of
planned debt reduction
201 Medical Center Bide
. 33 V CENTRAL 773-71 03
4-LOST AND FOUND
LOST White patent purse. Med
ium snopping center. Need
ladies glasses and billfold with
important papers. Reward. Call
collect. 476-3!2!)
LOST Man's diamond ring. VaU
m-o as xeepsaKe. HewarU. Write
Trihune Box 2804
These dogs are at the County
rouna and will be held 5 days:
Males:
Brown white part Collie
Black part Lab
Black Ijb pup
Black Cocker Spaniel
Greyish-brown mixed German
snepnerd
Females:
Black Si while mixed breed
Red n.irhhunri
Red mixed hreed
LOST red leather matched set
key esse, cigarette cane St Heht.
rr si -n r r a r air,
Wed.
FOUND Special Permanent
la?
Ion. 773-3211 32 N. Oakdale
S-INSTRUCTIONS
Set IBM training oppnrtuniitin
on Amusement Pane 9A next to
Movie Ads.
FIRST BAPTIST Chrlstlsn Kln-
arrgartrn applications beinit re
rcivrd Tur,iiy and Thursday.
"40 Crater Ukr Ave
MEDFORD NllRSERY SCHOOL
Mrs. Xthel Tennant V73-3047
5 INSTRUCTIONS
A-B-C KINDERGARTEN
Now Open for Reaiitration.
Bus service. Pre-reading skills.
Mrs. Judith Adams, Instructor.
773-3034
MOTEL
MANAGEMENT
MEN. WOMEN AND COUPLES
wanted for immediate training.
Excellent future.
AMERICAN MOTELS. INC.
TRIBUNE BOX 1950
LET US HELP
You find your proper niche in
life whether a job or a busi
ness. A Personal Success Profile
has helped many others. It can
nejp you.
PARTAKE
OF SOUTHERN OREGON
A Business Guidance Service
No. 1 Kins; St.. Medford
or call 779-1790
' KINDER KOLLEGE
The Unioue Pre-School
Kindergarten Koursea plus spec
ial music ac art. Alary rriesen.
Lewis & Clark graduate. 772
4257 or 772-8035.
10 WANTED MALE HELP
2 EXPERIENCED CAT SKINNERS
for D7 logging Tractors. Happy
Camp area. Ph. Happy Camp
(Calif.) GY 32710 weekday eves,
or Ashland 402-0495.
ANYONE CAN SELL
Famous Hoover Uniforms
Waitresses, Nurses, Doctors,
others. Miracle fabrics . . . Nylon,
Dacron. Wash N Wear cottons.
Exclusive styles, top quality. Big
income (comm.), real future.
Equipment FREE.
HOOVER UNIFORMS
Dept. H-4410
Textile Bldg.
Cincinnati 2, Ohio
WANTED 2 men for inside
outside, sales or service, comm.
Call 773-3333. Kirby Co.
BACHELOR wanted to work
on Grade A Dairy. Cabin furn
Ished. Write Tribune Box 2609.
MAN to work on Grade A Dairy.
MllKlng tv farm experience nec
essary. House furnished. Write
Tribune Box 2595.
EXPERIENCED service station
man. ENCO Ser. Stat. 8th and
Fir. 772-563B.
REAL ESTATE
Appraiser
Immediate opening for an experi
enced Real Property Appraiser.
Must be well versed In alt types
Real Property appraising to
act in the capacity of local resi
dent appraiser for large corpora
tion. Only qualified candidates will
be considered,
Please submit Resume stating
age, experience, marital status
A minimum salary requirements
'"'Tribune Box 2537
COMM. Salesman. Excellent oppor
tunity, no canvassing.
Stark's. 622 No. Riverside
CARNATION COMPANY
Grocery Products Division
Offers ODDortunitv for aeres
slve salesman to headquarter In
meaiora. Lrooa starling salary.
Pension. Group Insurance. Profit
snaring, ah expenses paid.
Excellent opportunity for ad
vancement. Sales or retail ex
perience desired but not essen
tial College preferred but not
required. Apply by letter stat
ing age, education, marital status
and complete work history to:
W, L, Pillsbury
1118 N. W. Front
Portland, Oregon
105 WK. salary guarantee if you
can quality. watKtns e roaucts.
1414 stage rd. South.
AUTOMOBILE UPHOLSTER
(Trimmer)
with at least 2 yrs. experience.
Steady work Established shop.
Commercial Seat Cover Co.
930 N. Commercial St.
Salem, Oregon
JUNIOR MERCHANTS
WANTED
for
Jacksonville
Medford Westside
Age 12 to 15
The Mail Tribune needs Jr. Mer
chants to deliver Papers in Jack
sonville. Central Point and Med
ford Apply in person at Office or
phone 772-6141.
1 1 WANTED FEMALE HELP
"HOUSEKEEPER to Live ln7
773-576
MOST BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS
CARDS in the West earn you
JrtO to $160 Comm. in spare
time. Complete selection per
sonalited. religious greetings,
gifts. Write for Sample Outfit
on approval, including FREE gift.
Western Art Studios, 161 N. Hill.
Dept. 626, Pasadena Calif
WOMEN Wanted for motel man
agement training. See
Classification 5
EXPERIENCED woman cook Jac
kie's Coffee Shop. Rogue River.
Ore. Call Grants Pass 479-1840
after pni.
A WARM, responsible woman to
care for young, one child fam
ily. Week days Ac occasional
nights Attractive surroundings,
vacations & permanency includ
ed. Domestic interests, a drivers
license Ac independence desirable.
If your own family has out
irown you We haven't. Write
P. O Uox 63.Medford. Ore
MATURE Lady to care for baby!
my home, your transportation.
Rcfs required. 773-1256.
SI00 MONTHLY
for wearing lovely dresses re
ceived as extra rewards, Just
show Fashion Frocks to friends
No investment, no canvassing or
exper. necessary. Commission.
FASHION FROCKS
Dept M-43RI
Cincinnati 2. Ohio
BEAUTICIAN "WANTED"
With or without following.
Pleasant surroundings.
HOLLAND'S
Studio of Beauty
na-sojo
After JO j m. 773-SIIM
CONSIDFRINC. chance In book.'
keeping: procedure. Need expert
enced married ladv. Referrncel
Your tntrrest will he kept conlt.
dential. Write Tribune Box 1980
11 WANTED FEMALE HELP
DAY Nursery assistant.
Tribune box 2504.
Write
Employment Service
Neat, personable lady for gen
eral office In Ashland. Must
type 60 WPM. Permanent poii-
uum.
ReceDtionlst-Tynist. Position in
Central Point. Must be neat
ana able to meet the Public.
Stenographer. For local firm.
Meaicai fc insurance back'
ground would be helpful. Perm
anent position with excellent
cnance tor aavancemem.
Bookkeeper - Steno - Clerk. For
Lrocai firm. Excellent Salary
Experienced dinner cook for
evening snut.
773-3694
104 East Sixth St.
HOUSEKEEPER
Permanent Position
in motherless home man & 3
boys. Near small town. House
keeper may bring one child of
ner own.
Write Tribune Box 2.16ft
WANTED experienced beauty op
erator. Well known shop.
772
iaaa aner (.w tr.cn.
LADIES
Work 9:30 A. M. to 3:.tft T M
Permanent, pays well. Commis
sions. For further information,
call 482-2432 or Tribune Box
iob. Alter a r. m. or before
:.) A. M. L,ug)er Cosmetics.
12 MALE OR FEMALE HELP
Service Station Attendant over
at. rreier married veteran.
Some college. Minimum salary
oau iiiomn.
Legal Steno.
Min. Salary 250 month.
Secretary
Good typing shorthand
Min. Salary $250 month.
Lady for Gen. Office. Good in
mam.
Apply in person to
Service Unlimited
1005 E. Main St.
LET PARTAKE of So. Oregon
help you present yourself to
oesi advantage, see Classifies.
tlon 5.
13 WANTED SITUATIONS
REG. PHARMACIST
WISHES TO LOCATE W
THIS LOCALITY
32 years experience.
References.
Write Tribune Box 2567
BABY Sitting My Home. Fenced
yara. sas-iuju.
CARPENTRY & Cabinet Work. By
nour or contract, sja-zutro.
PAINTING 30 yrs. exper. Neat
worn guaranteed. 772-4078.
CHILD CARE
MEDFORD NURSERY SCHOOL
Mrs. Ethel Tennant 773-3047
MILKER Full or part time.
flM-1117.
IRONING MY HOME
773-1311
WILL Care for elderly lady, my
name. 112-3401.
CHILD Care my home during fruit
season. I ti rm.
LADY will care for semi-invalid
or do housework. 772-4332.
CHILD care. Pre-schooler. We're
Keliable. 772-7316.
TRACTOR work Large Rotovator.
Weeds gardens yards
blade. E. M. Garwood. 773-3092.
CHILD care My home. Fenced
yard No wk. ends. 864-2268.
STEADY JOB. Housework, care
for elderly woman. Box 205,
Grand Hotel.
PRE-SCHOOLER TO CARE FOR
772-2539
IRONING
773-6442 or 772-9057
HOUSECLEANING by Hr. Refer
ences. 773-5623.
FOR HIRE Ford HD Industrial
dlesel backhoe & loader & dump
truck & 18.000 lb. tilt bed trailer
2975 Merriman Rd. 773-5081.
PLASTER Repairs. Small Work ac
cepted, rroiessionai man. tree
estimates. 535-2339.
CARPENTER & CABINET WORK
REASONABLE RATES
Bill Ross 664-3451
CHILD CARE. My home. Fenced
yarn. z-04bu.
YARD WORK, mowing, hedge
trimming. 773-6078 before 8 a.m.
WANTED quilt tleing. $2.50. 535-
uij H50 Hose st.
TAILORING ALTERATIONS"
773-4260.
PAINTING Inside or out. reas
onable 773-4145 or 772-9672.
Gil Johnson.
LAWNMOWING & Long Grass cul
ling, nenee trimming. trasn
hauling. Ripley. 772-2779.
ALL tvpes carpenter work. No iob
too small 773-5243 773-6382.
PAINTER Local references, neat
work S3.50 per nr. 773-5537.
IRONING & mending, free pick
up & delivery. 664-3291.
IRONING $1 "PERHOUR.
773-6168
CHILD CARE, steady or otherwise.
MV car, your nome. 773-1164.
ROTOVATING LEVELING. ETC.
Custom tractor work.664-2908.
CUSTOM" MADE SLIP COVERS
& DRAPES 772-8955
CARPENTER work. Contract or
tvhour RP4-I654.
14 Wanted Miscellaneous
WANTED used 9x12 rug in good
cnnauion. 7f?-H63U.
WANTED Wide-mouth
quart
fruit jars. 773-4877.
FIREPLACE SCREEN
772-7445
ARE you losing money? Get my
otter before selling your coins or
collection. 772-4522.
CASH FOR FURNITURE
Mlsc tools or anythine salable
Or will sell on consignment.
ied Barn Auction Co.
S llwy 99 535-1828
USED PIANOS wanted Will pay
-nsn r.rsmne s 1-420
WE BUY HOUSES
TO BE MOVED
772-KI30 or 772-S.127
tfEST CASH OrAlfor
Kiirnitiirp Appliances Misc.
OAK CROVF. rUBS 773-1564
CALL IS' 772-S218
WE NEED niRNITL'RE
WtlJL pay cash for old coins
77a-452U
WANT RARK1E POLES
1 H BAXTER & CO
Bon JO Grants Pj. 476A(U8
"CASH for FURNITRE
Mtsc. tools or what have you.
B a 6 AUCTION
771.1938 77J -8780
15-FINANCIAl t LOANS
WILL pay cash for 1st. Mortgages
or Contracts P O.JJx J02 Medford
WANTED Partner In Sports Ma
rina Need Investment of $8000.
Then manace 8c operate btisi
nrsv In new shopping center.
Wnte P. O. Boi 1389. Medford.
Ore.
42-FURNITURE
GRAY'S
FURNITURE BARN
O PRICE DECLARE
USED & FLOOR SAMPLES
DINETTE
5 piece dinette, nearly new .$39,95
BUNK BEDS
Wagon wheel bunk beds complete with mattresses, springs, guard
rail and ladder. SAVE $50,00 $34,95
CHEST
4 drawer unfinished chest of drawers $10,95
BEDROOM SET
Floor sample, complete 3 piece bedroom set $99,95
DANISH SET
8 piece Danish type sofa and chair with step tables, coffee
tables, 2 table lamps, This is a fabulous buy $99,95
TV SET
Admiral TV (Repo,) in good condition. Table model $95,00
DAVENO & CHAIR
Nearly new daveno and chair set, A top bargain at $69,95
MISC. TABLES
Step tables, coffee tables, end tables, Take 'em away from $ 2,50
MISC. LAMPS
Table lamps, floor lamps, pole lamps and LAMP lamps ...from $ 2,95
REFRIGERATOR
Admiral apartment size refrigerator, Save $50,00 .'.... .$89,95
MORE CHESTS
4 drawer chests of drawers. Used & floor samples from $12,95
MATTRESSES & BOX SPRINGS
Full size mattresses & box springs, all real buys from $29,95
GRAY'S
FURNITURE BARN
Central Point On the Highway 664-1226
20-FOR RENT HOUSES
UNFURN. 2-bdrm. house. 730i(i W.
2-BDRM. house. Close in. Adults
only. $75. Inq. 916 Whitman
UNFURN. 1 -BEDROOM
404 N. Grape
SMALL new home partly furn.,
combination barm. & sitting rm.
AQUiis, $ou. waier pa. 773-q;.34
2-BDRM. unfurn. house. Inq. 1315
jp. eacn, it4-itina.
OLDER 3-bdrm. 2 A. irrig. pasture,
LARGE 3-bdrm. older unfurn. Very
ciean. ?au. nuj oenson. uu-13jj.
2-BDRM. furn. Close to downtown
Elec. beat. ?80. 772-4705.
UNFURN. 4-bdrm. old home, $65
7 f eo7n4.
2-BDRM. with fireplace on New-
own at. 77a-au)5.
2-BDRM. Adults. $65. 772-6497 or
4na-l4Sl.
3-BDRMi
HOUSE.
773-5053
close in
25-FT. trailer house, shelter &
semi-modern. 1 or 2 adults. $35.
$10 deposit. No pets. 1832 N
Riverside.
BDRM., 136 S. Keeneway. Lease
or sell. UJmo. 7724AU.v
BDRM. furn. house, Medford
area, aaa-iuio aner a.
ONE Bdrm. House; water, garbage
pa.. mo. 77Z-4UD1.
RENT - LEASE - OR SELL Chil
dren welcome! Lovely 1 yr. old.
3 bdrm. Garage, eating space in
ttitcnen plus aining area. &aro.
diso.. Datio. Close to shODDina.
Owner transferred. Poss. .Sept.
I. Rent $90 mo. NWP. 326-2491.
FURN. Guest house, in Medford.
Water & garbage paid, $45.00.
664-2095.
SMALL 2-bdrm. home, adults.
Only $54. 772-4885.
CLEAN unfurn. 1 bdrm. house.
Inquire 158 De Hague.
BDRM. Unfurn. $80. See at 112
So. Columbus. 772-2493.
BDRM. house. School age chil
dren. No pets. Close in. 772'
7487. Inq. 511 W. 4th.
BDRM. unfurn. wood heat $49 50
a nwnth, couple only. 392 Wil
son Rd. Central Pt. 664-1061
NEW duplex a bdrm. unfurn. big
back yard, carport & storage,
KarDage& water pa. 77a-aaa9.
SMALL house Beautiful yard
Sc view. Access to ireeway.
Couple only. Bob Young. 1043
W. Valley View Rd.. Ashland.
535-2334.
FOR LEASE Unfurn. 3 bdrm.
modern home. Carpeted. Fire
place. Fenced yard 8110 mo.
773-7633.
FOR LEASE 3 bdrm. unfurn
home. Larae. fenced back varrl
1141 Loal. 8113 mo. for 1 yr.
lease. ,,o-ooui orj IJ-WM
E. SIDE 2 bdrnT unfurn 9i.
773-18S9 772-9176.
2 BDRM. house partly furn. 2339
Spnngbrook Rd. 773-3927.
1 BDRM unfurn. house. 6121 Table
Rock Rd. 828-9082;
FOR LEASE: Sept. 1st. 4 bdrm.
house, east side, lovelv yard.
8160 month. Write Box 2343
Tribune.
J RM. SMALL clean unfurn. Close
In Medford. 840535-27OD.
NEW suburban 3 bdrm.. hardwood'
floor, fireplace, elect, heat, wall
oven, counter stove, dishwasher,
work shop and large carport.
Ph. T73-4J37 after S.
42-FURNITURE
20-FOR RENT HOUSES
NEW 2 bdrm. unfurn. duplex.
Near Hedrick ww carpet, car-
f,ort, range, refrig. Yard Serv
ce. Water Pd. 898 mo. 772-4872.
FOR RENT
New 2 Duplex Apts,
$90 MONTH
Wall to wall carpeting
Built-in Range
Water Paid
2 Bdrms.
1018 So. Grape
773-4865 Days
3 OPEN SUNDAY 9 to 4
WHOLESALE TO ALL
mrnwt SHIP ANYWHERE! obmm
Builders City Annual
Mill Clean -Up Sale!
60
UP
TO
OFF
ALL
Both Sanded and Unsanded
Odd silt! Mth Qi 3x7, 5x9, ttc. Usi for cabinets, panel
i9. shuttling, ttc. . . . At these prices yen cen't lese.
40,000 Pieces to Choose From
lA S1- Cr EXAMPLE:
4 Ft. U 37 Sheet '1.05
i rj
OPIN DAILY 8 to 61
42 FURNITURE
20-FOR RENT HOUSES
SMALL house $35. Refrig.
stove. Adults. 684-1362.
MODERN 3 rm. house. Glassed in
porch. Fireplace. Unfurn. $47.50.
1808 Spring.
LEASE: 3 bdrm. private backyard
patio. Close to schools, shopping.
773-2981. $100 nio.
1 BDRM. house. 1 mi. S. of Colli
Hill. Adults. See to appreciate.
855-1 062;
FOR RENT New furn. duplex!
Hot water heat, garbage dis
posal. All util. pd. except elec.
1014 Niantic.
NICE 2-bdrm. unfurn. duplex, ph.
772-4989 or 772-6863.
1 BDRM. furn. cottage, adults only
772-8155.
SPACIOUS 1 bdrm. duplex, garago
water furn.. adults. $75. 773-5521
CABINS $8" WEEK & l"P
1501 N Riverside 773-9198
NEAR New 2-bdrm. house on 3.T
acres, fenced for horses, $100
mo. 855-1438.
MARKED PRICES
SIZES PLYWOOD
BUILDERS CITY
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