EdUett ?
HrHCUHT IMP BRINGS FALL SALES ZIP. Ceel wealh.r ctveriAg lha Northaast
sA Mietdl Wtst provided the atmosphere) for brisk tailing ol fait apparel last waek. re
poets Faireblld News Service. Sharp increases were noted throughout the area as baeh-!o-tchool
items along with coats broke into stride. Many merchant la the South relied oa
a vsristv of promotions to boost sales, whilein Dallam snortsweer sains A 1I anil coats
ad suits ware up despite
eastern Mew Jersey metropolitan area climbid 5 last week from the same week a year
ago. Cool temperatures sparked sales of sportswear, daytime dresses, children's wear and
appliances. A wide variety of promotions stirred considerable customer traffic in Atlanta
stores last week with over-all business moving 2 ahead. Children's wear ranged from
ven to ahead, while budget apparel scored well la sportswesr and dresses. In Chicago
chain department stores reported a f sales gain for the week. Showing the greatest
sirengin in categories ware
HEY8ELL ATTENDS DEALER SESSION IN DETROIT
Russ Heysell of Courtesy Chevrolet in Medford was
among 7,000 Chevrolet dealers and dealership executives in
Detroit recently to attend the largest convention of its kind
ever held in the auto industry.
While in the Motor City, dealers previewed the spectacu
lar new lines of 1964 Chevrolet cars and trucks to be intro
duced early this fall.
Arriving in Detroit at the rate of about 1.400 a day, the
dealer guests were welcomed by top Chevrolet officials in
eluding Simon E. Knudsen, a General Motors vice president
and general manager or the division, and Larry Averill, gen
eral sales manager.
Citing Chevrolet's all-time high rate of sales thus far this
year, the two executives told dealers that the division expects
to surpass in 1963 its record performance in 1962 when
Chevrolet set new industry sales marks.
As a highlight of the convention programs, dealers were
the new car and truck models
edy production.
A further feature was a
neering and auto shows exhibits which filled the mammoth
Cobo Hall exposition center.
In addition to being the largest and most elaborate of
convention marked the first time since 1936 that dealers had
an event by Chevrolet.
DEPARTMENT STORES
years, department stores have been diversifying into scores of new services to increase
their profits, reports The New York Times. Podiatrists, masseurs and optometrists are
among the new breed of store employees. Big retailers as well as small retailers are of
fering lending libraries, prescription drugs, mutual fund
fice equipment rentals to attract additional customers. Ernest A. Miller, president of
O'Shaughnessy, Dewes fc Klein, Inc., said: "Services account for approximately 3 to 4
of total sales, thereby leaving a great potential for growth."
1964 CHRYSLER - PLYM
ly remained about the same as
a year ago. Leading men's specially shops in Atlanta said volume, was up 3 to 5 in the
downtown area and as much as 20 in the shopping centers. Profits were also up con
siderably with increased volume and a general trading up. In Chicago, virtually all spe
cialty stores say sales are up, the average increase being some 8. Retailers are crediting
the "young man's" trade with boosting volume. More stores are featuring lines to attract
college age men. They seem to be the most active customers and catering to them has in
creased sales, merchants say.
TURNER JOINS SEAGRAMS DISTILLERS STAFF
Bob G. Turner has
u., u t Tmocnr, nnrthuost
travel throughout Oregon, with his headquarters in the com
pany's Portland office in the Equitable building.
A native of Portland, Turner attended Lincoln High
school, Portland State College, and the University of Ore
gon. He is affiliated with the Junior Chamber of Commerce
in Oswego, and makes his home in Southwest Portland.
NEW FORDS EQUIPPED WITH SEAT BELTS - Ford
Motor company announced today that by no later than Jan
uary I, 1964, all of the company's passenger cars will be
factory equipped with two sets of front seal belts unless
individual customers or dealers specify otherwise. Suggest
ed list prices of the cars will be adjusted to reflect the addi
tion of the bells.
va MntA, rnmnanv has oioneered in the development
and promotion of the use of many safety devices for auto
mobiles, and we are particularly pleased at the increasing
use of seat belts by motorists everywhere." said Arjay R.
Miller, Ford President.
Mr. Miller pointed out that Ford pioneered in the use
ef safety glass as far back as 1927. In 19S5, Ford launched
an intensive automotive safety drive, which included the in
troduction of safety door latches, seat belts, energy, absorb
ing safety steering wheels, safety padding and other features.
"This year the company and Ford dealers expanded our
safety education program which included making more than
3,000 ears available to driver education classes, and shewing
niore than 10 million viewers," Mr. Miller said.
... mt;ii. .AA.A that sneeial "Bear-Hue;" safety doer
Fairlane car in 1962, will be on all Ford-buill984 car lines.
MAN TRAP FASHION DISPLAYS SUGGESTED - Sneaky instructions for trapping
a mate are to be found in a new book "Every Girl Is Entitled to a Husband" by Nina
Farewell The book is good for displaymen because it s full of ideas for bridal windows,
savs Lester Gaba Women's Wear Daily columnist. The title alone is a ready-made theme
for a wedding display or promotion. Some of the chapter-headings in the book would
make terrific window copy. For instance: "Come into my parlor" for a display of at
home clothes. "Where to look for him" for a window of travel wear or luggage. "Bache
InrV Beware" for black cocktail clothes. "Lures, traps and spellbinders for a lingerie
or negligee window display "Why don't the men propose, Mamma?" for date-drcsscs or
formal fashions.
RETAIL CHAINS POST JULY GAIN -Retail chain stores recorded their best month
ly .. oerformance of the year last month. Combined sales for a group of 31 chains in
..d 12 4 Tn July to $1.1 billion, indicate, Fairchild New, Service. In July. 1962, to
1.1 volume was $986 million. The best prior month had been June, in which month the
total was 9.1 ahead of June. 1962. Combined sales total for seven months ended
&lyVl was V.l billion .n increas. of 8.6 o.t the $6.7 billion total for the correspond
ing period Jt I"-
Tilt Malt Tribune Advertising
hot weather. Department store
nome furnishings, ready-to-wear
in a gala stage revue the equal
display of the new vehicles and
An evening banquet with General Motors excutives followed
GAINING NEW PROFITS VIA NEW SERVICES, la recent
jl.
5INS SEAGRAMS DISTILLERS STAFF-
,as just joined the staff of Seagram's Dis-
d, according to an announcement Monday
rptfinnal salPA director. He will
Oapatlmanl
sales in the Hew York-north
and basement mechandise.
Rubs HeyieU
treated
to in advance look at
of a Broadway musical com
other specially designed engi
two acre area of Detroit s
its kind in industry history, the
been invited to Detroit for such
sales, fuel oil deliveries and of
OUTH LINE REVIEWED-Some
1,600 Chrysler - Plymouth deal
ers and salesmen from 11 West
ern state gave an enthusiastic
reception to presentation of the
1964 Chrysler, Plymouth, Impe
rial and Valiant automobiles at
Oakland Auditorium August 16.
Shown taking a look at the new
1964 Plymouth are from left to
right: Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
"Digger" Carlson of the Dick
Knight Co. and C. E. Briggs,
General Manager of the Chrysler-Plymouth
Division.
The 1964 Chrysler-Plymouth
line will be introduced nation
ally to the public this fall.
MEN'S WEAR SALES UP IN
FIRST HALF. Men's specialty
store volume in the first six
months of this year generally
ran ahead of the same period
last year, while rising costs kept
profits even or below 1962 lev
els, reports Daily News Record.
A survey of six major cities
showed sales gains from 3 to
15. Merchants in Washington
described the first half as a
"very good season" and report
ed volume S to 11 over last
year. Profits, however, general
m,XIxmmim
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Bob G. Turner
driver edttcetioa films
latchoc. tatredaoed ea
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A NEW CONCEPT IN HOME DESIGH-is festured in
Company's newest model, the "Ambassador," shown above.
square feet of living area, offering four luxury-size bedrooms and zoned living areas
with separated formal and informal living quarters keyed to today's family living.
The Ambassador has an impressive fireplace wall with choice of bricl or natural
stone. The dining area adjoining leads out to the sundeck and outdoor living areas. The
spacious family room, adjoining the kitchen, provide a
tainment.
Cedar Homes Manufacturing Company of Bellevue, Washington, has become lead
ing home manufacturer in the Northwest within the past few years. Revolutionary meth
ods, such as a system of interlocking pre-cut three-inch solid cedar components for a uni
que single wall structure, are employed by this Washington concern.
AMERICAN MOTORS BUILDS PORTLAND BUILDING-In a major expansion move
American Motors now is constructing a new office building and parts warehouse here
to house its Portland Zone.
Completion of the new facility i scheduled for late October, according to R. D. Gal
lacher, zone manager.
The zone covers Rambler dealers in Oregon, Washington, northern Idaho and Alaska.
The new and larger warehouse will provide quicker, more efficient parts delivery
service to the zone's dealers.
normal stocks earned by dealers.
Gallacher pointed out that Rambler sales in the zone continue at a level highpr than
the national average. In the zone territory Rambler accounts for 9 per cent of all new
cars sold, versus about 6 per cent nationally.
The new location is at N. E. Columbia Boulevard and 82nd Avenue. The zone pres
ently is located at 2052 N. W. Upshur.
The new building, on a four-acre site, will have a total floor space of 46,000 square
feet, with 6,000 square feet for the zone sales office and the rest for the warehouse op
eration. Provisions have been
The present zone location
General contractor for the
Portland.
"PUSH BUTTON" CLEANING NEWEST IN SHOW
ER HEADS-Moen Faucet, manufacturers of the original
one-handle mixing faucets for kitchens and baths, has
just introduced a new shower head that cleans itself of
sediment and dirt when you push the button on the face.
Just push the button with the spray on and the
shower head cleans itself completely internally. Holes will
not remain clogged and the double O spray pattern will
remain uniform and ideal for stimulating showering.
The new Moen shower head is handsomely designed
with smooth, modern lines for a streamlined appearance
that matches the unique Moen one-handle shower mixing
valve. The spray former is made of genuine DuPont Del
rin and resists liming and residue buildup. There is a ball
swivel adustment that adjusts
angle. And all metal is triple chorme-plated brass for a
long-life sparkling finish. The standard Vi" inlet makes
installation easy on any shower arm.
DRUG STORES INCREASING IN SHOPPING CEN
TERS - There are now 5,970
ping centers, 82 more than
indicates American Druggist's
ever, the number of physicians practicing in shopping
centers has increased by 144 7o over the same period,
from 4,025 in 1959 to 9,829 in 1963. The magazine says
this fact helps, to explain why the typical shopping
center drugstore achieved a bigger increase both in the number of prescriptions filled
and in dollar volume on prescriptions than did the typical pharmacy not located in a
shopping center. The 5,970 drug stores located in shopping centers represent more than
1 out of every 10 drug stores
of total retail drug business.
Three Accidenfs Are
Reported to Police
A car driven by Gene Ewen
Jr., 41, of 115 Winter si.,
Salem, went off the shoulder
of Highway 99 and hit a tree
between Phoenix and Talent
yesterday, slate police report
ed. The driver was not in
jured, but the car was ex
tensively damaged.
Cars driven by Creighton
Phillip Horton, 19, Grants
Pass, and Paul Herford
Schaeffer, 18, of 705 Sterling
rd., Jacksonville, collided at
Vashti Way and the Jackson
ville highway yesterday, slate
police said. No injuries re
sulted and only minor damage
to both cars.
A pickup truck driven by
Archer Hunter Watson Jr.,
50, of 402 O'Gara St., Med
ford, and a car driven by
Mabel Sue Silvers, 26, of
route 4, box 309 Medford, col
lided on South Stage rd. near
the railroad tracks, state
police said.
Officials Hopeful
Of Finding Pilot
McChord AFB, Wash.-1t-
Air Force officials said Thurs
day they hoped to find 1st Lt.
Roger Axlund, Sioux Falls,
S.D., allive in the water off
the Washington coast.
They saW it was "highly
conceivable" that Axlund
could survive in the water
with the safely equipment he
had.
Axlund's F-106 fighter
plane collided with a B-57
bomber Wednesday morning,
during training manuvers.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FINAL RETTI.fc.MfcNT
NOTICE IS HERKBY GIVEN thai
F J McTamany. administrator of
the estate oi Carl A Owings. alio
known as C. A- Owings. Deceased,
hai filed in the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for the Coun
ty of Jackson his Final Account,
and that Monday, the 16th of
September, at the hour of 10 00
o'clock A M , in the Circuit Court
Room at the Jackson County
Court House in Medford Ore
gon, has been fixed by order of
the Court as the time and place
for the hearing thereon. All per
sons having objections thereto
are hereby notified to file and
present the same on or before
said date
Dated thi 16th day of August,
10 h3
T. J MrTamany,
Administrator
ft&Ib T8Iu8fc litDiOPD.
4. v . Me, Mr -
T3i 7T
It will stock some 10,000 types of parts to supplement the
made for future expansion.
has only 35,200 square feet.
building is the W. C. Sivers Construction company of
easily to any desired spray
drug stores located in shop
there were five years ago,
latest annual study. How
in the nalion.some 11.4. These stoics account for 30.3
Blueberry Delight
As a breakfast fruit offer
ing or after-dinner light-ending
dessert this combination
of blueberries, cantaloupe
and orange juice is delightful
ly different. Cut fresh canta
loupe into bite-size pieces or
shape into balls with a melon
ball cutter. Add to fresh,
canned or frozen blueberries
and orange juice.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF IIKAI1ING
UPON FINAL ACCOUNT
NO. P-IS-63
IN THE CIHCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
In the Matter of the Estate
nt
HAZEL A. OILMORE, Deceased
Notice in hereby given thai
Gwendolen Edwards. adminis
tratrix with will annexed ot the
Estate of Hazel A Gllmorc. De
ceased, has tiled In the Circuit
Court o the Stale or Oregon for
Jackson County, her First and
Final Account as such administrat
rix of said estate, and the 11th day
of September. 11103, at the hour of
9:00 o'clock A M. In the Courtroom
of the said Court at the Court
house. Medford. Jackson County,
Oregon, has been fixed as the
time and place for hearing of ob
jections to said First and Final Ac
count, and all persons having ob
jections thereto are hereby re
quired to make or file the same on
or before said time.
DATED August 0, 1!))
Gwendolen Edwards,
Administratrix
with will annexed
Robert D. Dames, Attorney
Medford, Oregon
NOTICE OF IM'lil.lC HEARING
NOTICE IS HKHEBV GIVEN
that at 7 30 o'clock P. M . on ih
!9th day of Scptemher. 19fi3, in the
Council Chambers of the Citv Hall
in the City of Medford. Oregon,
there shall be a public hearing bv
and before the City Council of
said city on the question of the
vacation of that part of the plat
I oi Rogue vauey Heights Subdivi
I won described as follows:
I Commencing at the corner
J common to Sections 7, 8. 17
: and 18. Township 37 south.
Kange i wesi. Willamette Mer
in,n, Jackson County, Ore
gon ;
Therice south 1882 3 feet;
Thence west 02fifi feet to
a concrete monument with
bronze disk for the true point
of beginning;
Thence south 0 19' 0'
wept. 824 RI feet;
Thence south 80 Til !0"
eam. 347 40 feet to the east
boundary of Lot 13. Block 2
of Rogue Valley Heights (Re
corded i;
Thence norlh 0 2T 20"' east,
824 fio fret .to a point (from
which the norihcant corner
of Lot 11. Block 2 of snid
Rogue Valley Height hears
north 0 2' 20" cast, 30 00
feet i.
Thence north RfT 2' 40"
west parallel with the north
boundary of said Lot 11. a dis
tance of 34!l.21 feet to the
true point of beginning,
and that at said hearing anv ob
jections or remon.tranrrs thereto
made in writing and filed with the
Recorder-Treasurer prior to the
time of hearing will be heard and
considered.
D Y Huson
Recorder-Treasurer
OREGON
t.1 V
lOlwl f.M.
Cedar Homes Manufacturing
The attractive horns has 1513
perfect place for family enter
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OP FILING FINAL
ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
JACKSON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate
of
DONALD A. LA ROSE, deceased
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, administrator of the
estate of Donald A. La Rose, de
ceased, has filed his final account
with the above entitled court, and
that Monday, the ilth day of Sep
tember, HHJ3. at the hour of 8:30
o'clock fn the forenoon of said
day and the court room of said
court have been appointed by said
court as the time and place for
court hearing of objections thereto
and the settlement thereof.
Dated and first published,
August R, 11)03.
Thomas J. Oweni
Administrator
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Estate of William S. Ferguson,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed his final
account in the Estate of William
S. Ferguson, dec-caned. In the Cir
ruit Court of the State of Oregon
for the County of Jackson, and the
court has fixed Monday. Septem
ber If). I!)fi3, at 9:30 A M. in the
comtroom of said court as the
time and place for the hearing of
objections thereto and the settle
ment thereof.
J. V. McGoodwin,
Administrator
By: VAN DYKE, DELLENBACK tc
MrGOODWIN
Attorneys for Administrator
NOTICE OF PUBLIC It EARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
at 7:30 o'clock P. M.. on the Mh
day of September, 1003. In the
Council Chambers of the City Hall
in the City of Medford. Oregon,
there shall he a public hearing by
and before the City Council of said
City on the question of annexation
to the said City of the following
deirribed territory contiguous
thereto, to wit:
Commencing at the southwest
corner of Lot 5, Block 3, Nicketl
Addition, a recorded subdivi
sion in Township 37 south.
Range 2 wet or the Willamette
Meridian. Jackson County. Ore
gon, beginning at the Intersec
tion of the north line of Stew
art Avenue with the east line
of Rogers Avenue (Cherry St i:
Thence north, 353.07 feet and
east, 4.'i7.48 feet to the true
point of beginning:
Thence north 8fJ 53' east,
222 60 feet;
Thence north 0' 00' 30 east,
(record north 0 32' east), 8.V00
feet.
Thence south 85)' S3' west.
222 80 feet;
Thence south 0' 00' 30" west,
record south 0" 32' west), 83
feet tn the point of beginning.
ALSO: An easement for road
purposes over and along the
following described tract:
Commencing at naid xoiith
we.st corner of Lot S, Block 3,
said Ntrkell Addition;
Thence north, 80 10 feet and
east, 427 41 feet to the true
point of beginning, n point on
the north line of Stewart Ave
nue; Thence north M" 38' 20"
east along said north line. 34.77
feet
Thence north 0 00' 30" east
(record north 0' 32' east), S33 97
feet;
Thenre south 80 53' west,
30 0 feet;
Thence south 0 00' 30" west,
Mi 48 feet to the true point of
beginning
D F Huson.
Recorder-Treasurer.
I LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
at 7:30 o'clock P. M. .on the llh
day of September, J93, in the
Council Chambers of the City Hall
in the City of Medford, Oregon,
there shall be a public hearing by
and before the City Council of said
City on the question of vacating
th arly part of the east-ucht
altoy in Block 3, Riverside Addi
tion, In the City of Medford, Ore
kyi, a4 for the purpose of hear
ing and co Ask ring any objections
or reiwnstrancoii thereto made in
tutting anil fkl4 ith tke Aecord-e-TtviMturr
priir te tt time of
tSMl MiQaTt-Maj
ft. V W90W
sc ec-T r m s u r er
mc ov vnr.w, svn.stwNV
NOTfCiS IS HEREBY GIVKH:
Ttert Vatn G. Stoddard, Jr.. ad-mtatetra-tor
ef the estate ef Ocrte
B. ikteddard, itocsawd. hns fife his
fHnal account and the Circuit Court
Oregon fm; Jackson County has
fiwed RKmday. Sea ten. bar 22. infi.
a : a. m. in snid court at tivtj
CeMHiy Cmtrt Kue in Mtodferd.
Jacktt CouMty. Oregon, as the
imai tiae and Wc far bearim? of
oajacttoau, te ad a Ul anient l here
of. AuaniM 23. 1!3.
WAYNS G. STODDARD. J.,
Administrator
GOTDS GOOD
Attorneys
HOTICE T rtKKlTOIS
No. t 194 63
I THS CltCUIT COUKT OF THE
STATE OF OHUGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
IV THS MATTE OF THS ESTATE
OF JSNNIK OLSON, di'ccastd
NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that
the above court has appointed
the undersigned executrix of the
estate 01 Jennie Olson, deceased.
All persons having claims aitainst
said estate are hereby required to
present the same with proper
vouchers within six months from
this date at the of floes of Frohn
mayer. Lowry & Dcatherago.
Cooley Theatre Building, Medford.
Oregon.
Dated and first published this
30th day of August, 19H3
JEANETTE PATTERSON
executrix
rl.KRK'S MONTHLY RTATKMKNT
COUNTY COURT I'ltDCKKIllNtiS
JACKSON COUNTY COURT
July, 19S3
The following is a statement of
the proceedings of the County
Court of Jackson County, listing
claimants for supplies and services
which were passed upon during
the month ol Julv, I!)rt3. as re
quired by Chapter 136 of 1047
Session Laws.
E. M. Madden.
County Clerk
Approved by County Court
Order In the matter of: Amend
ing Ordinance to Emigrant Lake
Interim Zoning. Amending. Ordi
nance to South Talent Interim Zon
ing Ordinance, annexation of prop
erty to Medford Rural Fire Protec
tion District No. 2. Extension of
Tax for Fire Patrol tn Jackson
County, Order declaring certain
county roads as through roads pro
viding for atop signs, levying the
state and county tax for the year
ll)63-l!lli4 to be collected In the
year 1963. filing of Broadlanda Sub
division Extension No. 1, Splendor
View Subdivision Extension No. I,
making loans from the cash work
ing funds, transfer of county funds
as provided in the 10I3-1U64 coun
ty budget, county treasurers report,
appointment of Dr. Edward W.
Slckels as a member to serve on
the Jackson County Public Welfare
Commission, filing of Hacinda Park
Extension No. 2, Blossom Hill Ter
race. Unit No. 3.
Filed: CountV Court nlmi.a.
dog control minutes, reports filed
u.y r.. ji. maaoen, t-ounty Clerk.
W. H. Manning, Constable. Jack
son County Farm Home, Veterans
Service Officer. Dog Control Olfl
cer. Jacksonville Museum, Stacey,
Watkins Audit, Print Shop, .ippnin'l
ment of James A. Williams, Deputy
Sheriff.
General County Fund
Net Payments for Services of
Employees of Jackson Countv
C. Norrls 262.69. C. Conner 426.41.
H. Cault 459.66, N. Myrlck 2.1.1.1)11,
S. Morthland 93.07, J. Cave 116.07,
E. Ostrander 131.A0, E. Ilia 9.56, N.
Mattcson 19.31. P. Beltiol 452 70,
G. Wright 432.54. R. Ghevsen 4:16 .05,
p. DeBcrry 406.05. w. Paul 42B .87,
B. BJornsen 405.07, B. Tennanl
343 90, C. Perdue 363 B7. K. Vaughn
366.33, C. Mears 354 30. J. Rnndles
353.30, R. Twltchell 330 87. J. Wliccl
358.12. J. Michael 320.65, M. Steph
ens 313.34. M. Hagan 272.17. V.
LoomiS B3.3B. 11. r.nrr.ll f
J. Anderson 302.64. P. Elliott 295 32!
j. urown ZH2.72, u. Young 430.49,
L. Rice 434.01, R. Lowe 370.12. S.
Wolters 307.94. B. Wcatherton 451.
2B. E. Heineck 344 35. J. Williams
401.37 M. Franhan 237.02, J. Nou
guier 212.74. R. Rawstern 83 36. K.
Lamereaux 159.68, J. Abbott 263.62,
T.McIntyre 322.74, A. Carter 2B7.B5,
C. Anderson 276.69. G. Bohl 272 39,
R. Jenkins 285 94. M Atkinson 254 -21.
C. Barr 246 37. H. Dugan 307.41,
D. Smith 237.31, C. Gibson 28034.
H. Speaie 240 01. M. Mitchell 239 71,
L. Tackley 190 44, M Smith 240 89,
E Kingery 218.06. P. Walson 204.71.
W. Terry 260.98. D. Wolf 272 39.
S. Herns 238 42. K Beyerlln 202.20,
V. Harrison 248.02. B. Steele 30.27,
O. Leschensky 328.34. E. Janourb
32.43, K. Sandvig 311.85. O. Mc
Cartney 249.59. R. Lacy 244.44. M.
Harsh 254.46. D Wilson 218 80. I..
Henderson 250.05. I. Bogener 203.00,
M. Ray 101.55. H. Strong 203 14.
B. Downing 194.35. L. Knips 191.75,
M. Denman 203 14, B. Denzer 194 35
A. Martin 260 94, II. Wood 406 40,
R Woodvllle 364 42. F. While 425
72. R Barker 366 02. R. Hoadley
383 49, R. Clarke 420 38. C. Cliches
330.06, F. Whlted 357.09. H. Com
mons 385.11, C. Elhart 3.18 74. II.
Luchtcrhand 331 83. D Vcnekamp
319.45, J. Russell 316 85. L. Law
rence 330 34. R. Bernlnghausen
327 04. M. Beneka 272 39. R. Green
man 263.23, r. Markham 243.61,
L. Ehrke 204.23, S. BJo.-naen 257.17,
G. Nelson 275.52. K. Morris 34.37.
D. Lundqulst 213.00, C. Canflcld
78 36, R. Rucker 235.87. Rara Ituck
er 233.87, C. Walker 273.94, D. Un
derwood 189.19, V. Morse 237 71
R. Walls 1B9.77, M. Igou 62.23, R
Sampson 237.40, G. Millage 100.06,
E. Allen 175 04. E. Bankston 183.72,
N. Creel 171.03, A. Collver 176,02,
D. Clark 163.33. V. Edwards 153 44
E. Holbrook 218 17, L. Keith 203 07,
L. Lester 176.02, L. Mvers 196 52
N. Wright 170.42. R. Williams lo -
02, E. Rennlck 110 33. G. Collver
118.48, E. McGurlty K'1.74, D. Mill
er u.un. u. uoanard 204.39. L
Smith 201 92, W. Davidson 198 02
E Hopkins 170.10. T. Reynolds
165 33. I. Lowery 164 94. M. Davis
wnuj, n. ftiurpny ioh.oo, M. I la
maker 157.70. L. Tweeriv 47B 21
R. Schmidt 370 03, R Walker 318 26.
i.. wens jtr.ui, i. uiay 205. 38, H.
Clay 23f. 13. L. Boggs 104 84. Dr.
Merkel 081.91. E. Kanclier .164 an
A. Maklnen 333.45. E. Olcntt 313 84!
m. neil m. Baas 183 95. N
VanDewalker 215 88. E McGalliard
335 45. G. Rlinvsn 367 81. O Mnnrp
372 86. W. Dierlex 313.94. J. Koppea
o,.o., j. xiiirgnnrt i .u, v. I'eler
237 31, D. Gllkey 438 34. E Shum
way 457.23. E. I.eeacv 2.10 46 n
Runyon 491.34. K. Klorke 101 71,
H. Danlelson 222 73. D Kent 287 31,
M. Cochran 259.71. J. Allison 196.39
m. Dujuen 140.HU. ivi. llogan 7.J7
L. Hart 13 09. L. Pfnkhnm 5 on V
Roberts 2 20. J. Diddock 349 47. p!
tinman 2114.50. c. smith 318 17. B.
Hansen 218.23, T. Owens 237 44
R Fox 439 09, M McNeil 277 33,
I. Russell 287 29. M. Sherrlll 248 02,
C. Rush 81.08, E. Donahoo 380 04.
M Cochran 225 62. B Thoreson
181.75. W. Msnnlng 298 84. I. Pow
ell 198.36. M. Burkhart 109 16. J.
Eaton. 402.36. G. Crowson 287 05.
P Hi'insnn 266 48. N. Ledward 448 -92.
J Wilson 317 06. S Shorev 329 -16.
A. Geren 3(1166. F. Wright
318 87, J. Hutchinson 80 18. C. Rich
mond 301.14, 1. Forbes 231 40, C
Close 234.10. R. Pellett 333 31, W.
Cochran 338 89, S. Thompson 213 21.
R. Hubbell 367 76. L. Perry 303 38.
A. Smith 288 94. E. Leach 2B6 66.
R James 316.30. C. Tackmann
317 88.
Payments for Jury Service
ami Witness Fees
W Michael 7 50. L. Rogers 14 86,
M Ruch 7.50. F. Thnmason 7.30, L
Wllkins 12.62, W. Hart 13 00, L.
Morrow 21 40, E Abbott 10 38. M
Adams 38 32. O. Anderson 43 O0. C.
Anhorn 48 84. B Baldwin 62.5B, E.
Bennett 22 50, L. Bradford 37 50.
J Brew 33.20. I. Brill 52 30, K
Brown 22.30. K. Chlldreth 46 30. n
Collins 40 24. M. Dawkins 38 96. B.
Deflley 4300. D. Dow, K. Dufur
34 02. W. Elmore 13 00. G Erick
son 13 00, J. ralrchlld 87 30, B,
FRIDAY. AUGUST
LEGAL NOTICES
Foy 48.84. B. Governor 39.40, J.
Harrison 32.30, C. Hull 38 96. K.
Hutchinson 15.00, D. Lacey 33 84,
B. Maguln 22.50. L. Mercer 75.00,
H. Olsen 63.70. . Olscn 79.40, C.
Peters 37 .30. M. Preibe 23.46. W.
Rose 86.60. M. Schroeder 37.50, S.
Stark 37.50, A. Tbois 37.30, V.
Thomaa 45.00. A. Walters 45.00.
J. Wilson 69.64. F. Wright 15.00,
C. Arnold 22 98. M. Farrell 15.00.
H. Huebner 7.50. M. Leever 23.46.
B. Ncrum 38.70. A. Rahn 41.50. J.
Rosa 80 00. I. Williams 72.10. S.
Avers 42.30. L. Conley 15.00, J.
Cummins 37.50. G. Green 37.50. R.
Householder 30.10, E. King 37.50.
G. Langhoff 16 60. J. Perry 51.10.
M. Peters 19 80. V. Powell 49.50.
G. Tolle 32 56. F. Whited 49.50. M.
Wooding 49.50. F. Wimberly 37.50.
O. Ml'Lelland 22 50. T. Mullin 24.42,
D. Smith 16 92. B. Morgan 16 92. E.
Grow 3 .00. w. Crltes 5 00. K. Crites
5.00. M. Ellison 5 00. T. Grow. 5 00,
G. ttenke 5 00. T. Lednicky 5.00.
b. Lticnrs 5.UU. n. Hyatt 3.00. H.
Davidson 5.00. J. Bove 5.00. P.
clement 3.00. J. Pankey 5.00. R.
trans 3.00. G. Mack 5 00. R. Nel
son 5. an. M. Schrecengost 6.60. M.
oberls 5.00, L. McFarland 5.00. D.
Lay 5 00. F. Cook. Mrs. Bingham
3.00. E. Houghton S W. E Helm
5 00. E. Graham 5 40. E. Zelsler
6 20. V. Morse 5.00. B. McLean 5 00.
F. Wiser 5 00, G. Davis 5 96. L. Da
via 5.96.
Payments for Travel
R Barker 11.60. J. Bass 40 16.
M Bell 37 28. R. Bernlnghausen
35 84, P. Beltiol 60 75. L. Boggs
4 80. M. Boyden 2.40. R Clarke
25.68. 1. Clay 41 84. R Clay 12 40.
H. Commons 32.16. W. Dieriex 59 84,
J. Diddock 35 52. C. Elhart 44 24.
L. Espey 23.05. R. Fox 135.60. C.
Guchcs 36 00, J Hngler 178 64. B.
Hansen 74 24. T. Hatten 69 93 I)
Hendnx 23.12. R. Hoadlev 42 00.
R. Huhbell 60 00. J. Hutchinson
30 36. E. Kanclier II 04. J Koppes
71. 2B. L. Lawrence 32.16. E. Leach
29.60 N. Ledward 41.36. DcLeigh
94 90. 11. Luch'.-rhand 4B 80, E Si.
Madden 42 40. W Manning 23H 00.
E. McGalliard 32.48, Dr. Merkel
I29B1. E. Miller 377.20. O. Moore
74.4B. E. Olcott 32.36. W. Paul 3.00.
C. Perdue 20.73. C. Richmond 17 -6fl.
R. Rohison 7.44. R. Ruckor 13.76,
R. Runyon 23 80. R. Russell 3B .96.
h. Sluuneay 22.70, C. Smith 83 36
M. Stephens 3.85. R. Swan 50 30.
I.. Tweedy 132.08. D. Vcnekamp
38.40. R. Walker 122 73. L. Wells
113 56. F. White 62 B0, F. Whiled
34.64, F. Wright 59 .in.
Payments for Supplies, services
and Kquipme til
Acme 14 87. Acorn Press 9 73.
Addis5ograph Corp. 591.60. Lietz
Co. U 96. Am. Institute 28.00. Red
Cross 7.45. Am. Steel 285.49,
Anders Photo 197.67. Ashland. City
of 9.55. Ashland Dally Tidings
99.96. Ashland General Hardware
1.82. Asko 137.25. Assoc. Equipment
195.00, Assoc. Ore. Counties 54 60.
Austins Sales 2150. Barco 172.28.
C nnrkcr 30 00. Bates 90 63. Becks
103 67. Bender Moss 16.00. Big
Pines Lhr 347.92. Dr. Bishop 20 00
Dr. Illachly 10 00. Blue Seal 2050.
B. Kennedy Furniture 5.95. Rowers
462 00, Boyd Coffee 163.18. R.
Boyer 35 00. Broer Grocerv Co
250.88. Budge Supply 42 64. Bureau
of Land Management 20 83, Burns
F. neraving 4.25, Burroughs Corp.
1213.40. Cal Ink 37 50. Cal Ore
3.000.00, California Pacific 334 38,
Carbon Cote 26121. Cascade Bus
iness 298 65. Catholic Services for
Children 5 00. Central Rexall
29(1 04. Chandler-Davis Publishing
B00. J. Chancy 35.00. Children's
Farm 10 00. Christie School 10 00,
City Meat Market 7B 43, City Sani
tary Service 2150, D. Clark 19 20
Coffee Cup Cafe 6 30. Colvenr
Motor Sales 2 32. Commercial Sign
2B.0O, Committee for Economic
Development 1.30. Consolidated
Freightways 9 24. County Board of
Chosen Freeholders 1.00. Courtesy
Chevrolet 12B9. Dr. Covle 194.30.
Crater Auto Supply 4 48. Creative
Inc. 100 0B, Crystal Co. 270.00. R.
Dames 35 00. Dr. Danlelson 90 00,
R. Dann 91 00. W. Deathcrage 25.00
DeGraff Church Furniture 129 00.
Dept. of Motor Vehicles 68.00. De
Pester Western 4030, Doctors
Clinic 42.00. Domestic Gas Co.
20.00. Dumas Domestic 9.23 Dun
ham Printing Co. 208.30. Dunhams
2000 East Side Abattoir 193.60.
F.herharls 126 34 Eathcrlon Engine
771 33, E. Hartells Co. 4 06, Sams
Valley Election Board 56 81. Enloc
Electric 17.30, Farmers Packing
37.83, Fluhrer Bakeries 24.24. P.
Ford 23.00. Fyr-Fytcr Co. 74 68,
General Electric Supply 8 50, Grey
hound Bus Lines 5.60. A. Griffin
1000, Groceteria 143.16. J. Hull
8.00. Harvey's West Main Shell
16 33, H-R Equipment 5.30 R.
Hlbbs 10.00, Homers Repair Serv
ice 56.65. Jnoker-Johnston 26.10.
Hubbard Brothers 136.45. M. Hub
bell 2.12. Hudsons Rogue Camera
Shop 4 30, I. Huson 30 00. Dr.
HutiHens 10 00. J. Hutchinson
359.00. HvdrauMc Service 3 00.
Jackson Countv 224.00. Jackson
County School 250.00, Jacksonville.
City of $3 000 00. R. James 4 73.
Jewell Office Supply 36.65. Jims
Floor Covering 39 75. Jackson
County Sheriff 20.00. Johnston
Stores 24 14. Jorgensens 239 IB,
Journal Prtnl Shop 3 50 J W
Copelanri Yards 4 75 Ind. Air Pro
ducts 8 40. Inl Business Machines
39(1 17. Keep Ore Greer, 250 00 S.
King 60 00. Kllever Machine Shop
fl 90. Klocker Printerv 56.40, Lees
Pest Control 15 00, Dellgh 3 22.
Dr. Lemley 10 00. L. Lewis 3 30. L.
H Butcher 522 50. Lindsay Lhr.
408 00. I.ltlrell Paris 2 40, Lasme
39 51, Dr Lawsnn 20 00. Louise
Home 38 98. Lovlncer 82 00 E M
Madden. Trustee 2112.30 Marshall
Valuation 5000. Mart 3 30 M C
I ininv.IT Sons 211 50. Meat Mart
97.10. Mechanics liundrv 4 16,
Medford Builders Exchange 84c.
Medford Business Exchange 20 no.
Medford Concrete 70.50. Medford
Hotel 37 43. Medford Ins. Acencv
325.71. Medford Lab. 3.00, Medford
Marine 726 00. Medford Printing
23021, Medford Stallonerv 317 32,
Medford Tire Service 52 67. Med
ford, City of 92.45. Metropolitan
Area Plnnn. 1.00. E. Miller 10 00.
Millers Egg Ranch 140 20, Modern
Office Systems 657.38. Modern
Plumbing 2 115. D. Mofflll 3399 89.
Morgan Printing 45 10. Motorola
950 65, National Assoc. of Counties
1000, Nat. Dlst Attorneys Aisnc.
24.00. Nat. Hospital Assoc. 2590.50,
Naumes Equipment 42.26. Dr. Nel
son 11,00. Nonks Chevron Service
42.75, Northwest Grocery 7 47. Oak
Street Tank & Steel 1125, Office
noy 59.55, Okanogan County 7.00,
Ore. County Parka 25.00, Ore. State
Hwy, Dept. 125. Ore. State Hos
pital 35B 72. Ore. Washington Tele
phone 1195. Otis Elevator 196 72.
T. Owens 65c. Pacific Fruit 47 64.
Pacific Northwest Hell 309 57 Pa
cific Power fit Light 715 91. Pals
Sanitary 12 50. Paul Smiths 2 70.
Pierce Freight Lines 3 09. Pitts
burgh Plate GIhss 1093 04. Portland
Stamp At Seal 42 50. Postmaster,
Gold Hill 13.60. Postmaster. Med
ford 1050,00. Prospect Garbage
15000. D. Provost 85.00, Public
Employes Retirement Board
8206 62. Public Employes Retire
ment Svstem 751 35. Purucker
Music House 10.10. Rea Express
17 08. Rears Mfg. 17 87, Recordnk
Corp. 51 30. Richfield Oil Corp.
12 93. Rogue Basin Flood Control
1300 00. Rogue Credit Union 422 30
Rogue Travel Service 36.90. Pogue
Valley Livestock Auction 493 83.
Rogue Vallev Memorial llr.snital
363 15. Ross Pharmacy 3 23. Roxv
Ann Veterinary Hospital 6 00 Roy.
al McBce Corp. 128 29. R R. Yatet
16 48. Sacred Heart Hospital 175 80.
Safeway Stores 38 56. St. MarVs
Home for Boys 5 00. SaSo 38 34
Schuss Wholesale Grocerv 240.35.
Sears 17 119, Selbv Chevrolet 2 60.
Selby Glass Co. 27 39. Shepards Ci
tations 30 00. Signal Oil 679 86. Sim
mons Carbon 126.26 Singmaster Ins.
Agency 20021. SKklvou Electric
134 41, Smith Corona Marchant
144 00. D. Smith 60 00. Smith Lhr.
Co. 63 24. Smith Sales He Service
17 29. Spears 29 50. Sport Fishing
Institute 10 00. Standard Brands
45 44. Standard Oil 99.34. State lnd.
Acc. Comm 2857 03. State Public
Welfare Comm 52256 50 W. Stlne
165 00. Dr Stringer 18 00. Super
intendents of Documents 3.20. Su
perior Rubber Stamp 3 36. Swems
3 25. Talent clly nt 24 75. Texaco
39.36, Dr. Thompson 10 no. Thrift
Auto Supply 2 33. Thrifty Nifty
Market 21.60. Trowbridge Elec
tric 21 30. Tumv Is. Aponev 606.35,
University of Oregon 597 84. U. S.
Nal. Bunk 10083 76, Vallev Whole
sale 2O0.00. Vanco Products 60.80,
Verl G. Walker 89 60. Vestal Lah.
14 79 Vllln Q, nna n
Walker 35.00. Dr. Wanek itt.no,
Washington Nat. Ins. Co. 430.66,
W.B. Kerr 14 32. West Main Phar
macy 32 17. West Main Rent-All
23 00, Western Ho'. Coflee Service
13 40. Western Oil tt Burner Co.
111.10. Western Thrllt Stores 193.
Western Union 46.34, Westinghoust
30. 1963
B 5
LEGAL NOTICES
20.50, Dr. White 10 00, Will Rosa
34.00, Zerox 208.65, Zellerbach
Paper 1000.90,
Htiilulntf Improvement Fund
A.ddln Lock & Safe fc.OO Hub
liar:i Brothera 14.30, E. M. Madden.
Trustee 33.40. Nat. Hospital Assoc!
13.95, Public Employes Retirement
Board 50.09. Smith Lbr. 226 04,
State Ind. Acc. Comm. 1.18. U. S,
Xat. Bank .81.40, Washington Nat.
Capital improvement Fi'nd
A m Qm.l unt a -.
...... u.., in jj, uennt i
20.00. Kogap Lbr. 18.80, Pacific
. u-ei at i-iBiii Ull.uu, EllSKlyOU
Electric 80.89, West Main Rent-AU
Civil ' Defense
,.f."Uk" 225 ol' B- Johnson
338.80. E. Peterson 102.15, Consol
idated Freightways 9.08, HAL
Electronics 546 90. Heath Company
199.93, E. M. Madden, Trustee
w.tu,iuin wiain saw t-o.
23305. Medford Motors 5 00, Med.
.a..u,,c.j meoioro lira
tirement Board 30.63. State Ind.
Acc. Comm. 1.28. U. S. Nat. Bank:
103.30. Washington Nat. Ins. l.U,
Doe License Fund
C. Hagler 338.75, D. Hagler
292 71, H. Lane 301.01. F. Hagler
82.03. M. Hagler 1198. D. Lina
79 92, R. Curtlss 30.77. G. Hewitt
28 81. E. Payton 159J8, V. Rica
4 38. K. Vaughn 7.71. Central Point.
City of 3.40, E. M. Madden, Trustee.
2330. Nat. Hospital Assoc. 27.73,
H. Plnnock 13.00. Public Employees
Retirement Board 61.13. R. Board
ing Kennels 83c. Rogue River Feed
A an t ct.au- ,-,. . .
Ace Comm. 2.78. U. S. Nat. Bank
ww;ii..""'.nfSin "ai- ln"' 3J3
Juvenile Operation's 4 Maintenance
R. Swan 313 82, F. Swan 235 80.
T , j , . i.. oarn oo.n.
Aladdin Lock 4.00, Becks 12.58.
onui ot.oi. u. aanr 68.76.
n.ii.i. sn'"',,."-"?-
Utilities 90 27, City Sanitary Serv
ice 3.50. Crystal Co. 18.00, Dumas -Domestic
7.9B. Jims Produce 50.56.
.lorgensens 90 52, Lees Union Sta-H?S3-74-
E M- Madden, Trustee
36 30, Medford. City of 26.36.
Millers Egg Ranch 18.10, Modem
. ......... ucl meLaI i.(a iw.
Mueller 9.85 Pacific Power &
uvuer . ho racitlc Power &
i.M 01 S7 b..l.ll- e, ,
L.I
, umn employes tie
. . l to. hi, quality Mar
ket 68.68, Rogue Distributing: 18 25.
gogue Federal Credit Union 35.00.
Smith Sales 21.93. South Bear
Creek Sanitary District 7.00, Stata
Ind. Acc. Comm. 1.76, Tumy Ins.
Valley Wholesale 39.52, Washington
.... ...... iiiammie vauey
10 87, Wlllers Model Bakery 29.73.
corral Head Fund
C. Wyman 282 53. B. Austin 338 74,
w
Ton i, T Y" A...".?v-"""!''?.en
gerald' 358 66. H. Geig'le '456:76, m"
.., w. rruiii 3UB.16. P.
R.vnning 212 20. L. Shorev 408 82.
V. Smith 353 33. K. Walker 353.44!
p. Abbott 293 22. E. Accorne 341.10.
L. Andrews 348 83, C. Baker 10.84I
D. Baker 358 74. J. Baldwin 292 06.
J Beams 348 23, W. Bench 338 4o!
?42 oB1"rm,ano 21J 05' L Bigham
Bourne 344 34. R. Bourne 328 74
W. Brogan 378 98, H. Brown 288 20.
n r0,Wnn..S? 9; ?Uhhol,
22!'?i' C Calkms 290.76. T. Caster
. inapman 371.10. O.
i -i I u- Childers 316 26,
R. Clark 340 24. D. Clifford 402.48
fo 'OU,slV 2118 c Comstock
296.89. J. Conner 374 75 s. r-n-i
loom' h,Coy" 43- E Cooper
420 04, N. Coverdale 290 89. G.
frnmln. II. on c "
Culy 269-0B-; CTt
in .h(..i. l,. Damon 333.92,
J. Dai forth 346 02. C. Dean 363 49
I. Dennis 338.74. H. Denzer 328 77
?n 7s"uW0iLh 3183a' c Dooms
35J'S' S- R1m" 34"32. W. Dooms
383.74. R. DllFrene 302 59 G. Dut
ton 309.39, E Earl 390 66. J. Earl
Ejtes 38074. H. Ferns 372 84
Flagg 309.84. D. Flnvd
D.
nnriri.rrf lit in . .'
3?3 ?. M. Griffin' 333 57.0
3IB2I, A. Haddock 321.96. I. Hall
339 86. P. Hannoford 362.78 E.
Marnlah 345 .26. R. Hamish 334 29.
S. Harthnuer 267.29. L. Hartman
331.32, B. Hatch 354 30, E Hen
derson 344.13. D. Herndon 287.96.
G. Iluls 300 39. W. Irons 347.99, d!
Jacobson 266 73, M. Jacobson
2S, Si' JfWneu 339.83. C. Jenks
287.3B A. Josme 260 59. R. John
son 331 99. S. Johnson 367.03 A.
Jones 446 91. J. Jones 310.64. E.
Kantor 33181. H. Kantor 343.61,
C. Keency 326.40. J. Keller 312 69
L. K n 376 Bl, M. Kinyon 366.67,
D. Klser 318 69. K. Kite 336 21. I.
Larson 35066, A. Lester 368.36, J,
Lewis 322 68, R. .Lornas 346 45. J.
Lusk 300 73. P. Lynch 322.74. J.
Mansion 273 29. E. Marshall 497 00.
',.M,',ir,,ln. 330 22' M- McCartney
132 o,' 'i; M""" 3SB.B3. R. Merrltt
H, 21 Hi Mc."r 374 !0- J
21185 I. Mitchacl 341.14 C.
Michael 359 31. J. Miller 377 11,
B. Moore 360 95, M. Morse 347 28.
E. Music 303 31. G. Parker 285.53!
C. Perdue 339 13, J. Perdue 312 4l!
K. Pierce 349.31, J. Pruitt 370.12!
L. Ray 329 47. G. Robertson 379 lo!
G .Ryn 335.00. D. Shearin 347 66
Sc.-. .SJ"'!n""i,u 350 3I- F- Shipley
28161, R. Simmons 359 47 A
?"'!!!! 3,7,'."- K Sml,h 2M.S0. P.
Smith 331 27 D Sommer 292 39.
W. Sommer 331 19. R. Soura 342 43!
'! Snr'lng 176 34. A. Stith 352 79.
, Stough 204 00, H. Stout 34967!
J. Su Inn 266 19. D. Sweet 321 21,
2 5.Vn" 2,n7 74 R Thlgpin 315 30
H. Tolle 336 64. M. Trcsham 389 22
ill ry7 27l?,0fl- L- Vanderpooi
371 34. L Varner 365.60. R.
Vauehn 280 83. w. Vaughn 298 34,
C. Verstegen 355 50 D. Walden!
312 97. W Walker 287 21 H Wal
lace 201 61. K. Ward 255 .29. A. Wat.
enberg 429 23, T. Werder 296 63 E
Wn!" 25126. G. Williams 326 28.
T. Wright 286 61. C Wvman 370 34
n. I.evison 178 38. C. Raker 263 08.
A. Ballard 13700.
supplies, services and Equipment
for lload liensrtiiir.it
S eL2M3r,'L4' Am Bltumuls
299.11. Ashland City of 8 00, B.
a'i"-" 4flB' Balzer Machinery
177 88. Rearing Sales 1.25 Berg,
man Shop 7 00. Big Pines Lbr 6 56.
Bruce Bauer Lhr. 6 00. Budge Mr
Hugh 6 32, Builders Supply 1 80
Bunting Tractor 123 03. Bureau of
in, IV 1',00 c"1 re Machinery
.103 51. F. Carpenter 50.00 HI
M.irlln 2 70. Colyenr Motor Sales
855 26. Courtesy Chevrolet 56 21.
Cramer Machinery 16 77 Crater
Auto Supplv 135 82, Crater Lake
Machinery 18031.50. Crater Laka
Motors 61.73, Cummins Ore.
Diesel 33 98 Dean St Tavlor
Ponliac 50 80 Dumas Domestic
78 79. Eagle Point. City of 3 00.
Eathcrlon Engine Equipment
4 05. Esro 172 48. Fcenaughtv 57 43.
Gardners Machine Shop 42.16 Gen
eral Rearing Co. 3 64. J. Martin
165 50. Gold Hill. City of 2 70.
Feenaughty Machlnerv 1.30. Ham
ilton Engine 16 93. Howard
Cooper 2622 96. Hubbard WraV
9 83. Industrial Air Products 15 98.
Int Harvester 71291. Jay Allen
1 30. Litlrell Parts 199 02. E M.
Madden. Trustee 1606.20, Medford
Hiway 110 52. Medford Lbr 10.19.
Med ford Unlnr. 71 R a
Plate uiass 9.55. Medford
Service 28 08, Medford, City
7 27. Modern Plumbing i!
Tire
of
15.68.
t.i.iwic oiri-i injji, munneii as
Sherrill 79 86. Nash Ford Tractor
27 92. Nat. Hospital Assoc. 878.45,
Nelson Equipment 91.60. Norris
Paint 103 00. Ore. Liquid Gas 64.75.
i"C. lire oc supply 41.0, Ure,
v rt.-ninginn I eiepnone l-O
tl 5.7.
rncuic scivniiiic ana. IB
Power i Light 461.70,
Northwest Bell 17 23
Pacific
Pacific
Parsons
Motor 246 37. Paul Smiths Saw
Shop 700. Pierce Freight Lines
33.68. Portland Motor Transport
297.60. Power Transmission Prod
ucts 38 23, Public Employees Re
tirement Board 2377.28. Premier
Fastener 130.98. Richfield Oil
Corp. 69331. Rogue Equipment
Sales 1729 27. Rogue Federal
Credit Union 600.00, Rogue Saw
Shoo 6 73. Ryals Truck Service
260 72. Safety Metals 39.25, Sam
Jennings 77.65, Senter Tool Serv
ice B 85. Shell Oil Co. 4.26, Sher
wln Williams 30.52. L. Storey 78.48,
Sims Cycle & Hobby Shop 8.95,
Smith Lhr. Co. 1194, Snap-on
Tools 7.22. Standard Oil 1929.
SureFlt 26 00. Thrift Auto Supply
1045. Transport Service 5737.86,
Union Oil Co. of California 9464.24,
U. S. Nat. Bank 8370 50, Valley
Wholesale 3 75. Walker the Weeper
7 80. Wash Nat. Ins. 163.17.
White City Tire 793.88. White City
Water Co. 232.63, Wttham Parts
10152, Wood Tractor Co. 332 98,
W. P. Fuller Co. 133 38, Zeller
bach Paper Co. 103 04.
'J