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wm mi mm t - I ! ; - "f KKI1MY, 9053 2-10 -rrr , i Extra-easy! Surprise daugh ter, delight Dad sew this very simple (and princess-pretty) jumper and blouse in little time, for little money. Printed Pattern 9053: Chil dren's Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. Size 6 jumper 1 yard 54-inch; blouse yard 39-inch fabric. FIFTY CENTS in coins for this pattern add 15 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing and special handling. Send to Marian Martin, Mcd ford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 2.12 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. CLIP COUPON FOR 50c FREE PATTERN in big, new Fall-Winter Pattern Catalog, just out! 354 design ideas. Send 50c for Catalog. 6 B Extra-Easy! I J 2-10 -trr lllll fill itlHIMl mi IIWIIIIIII I Mil SHARKS PODIUM Seiji Oznwa, 27, brilliant conductor from qualities. I hoy re in the mar Japan who was appointed musical director and conductor of the kets for giving pleasure 'intil Kevinia Festival recently, is .shown in Chicago where he started after the Christmas holidays a four-week tour with the New York Philharmonic orchestra. In Bartletl pears were never bet Chicago he shared the podium at two concerts with Leonard tor. Pears unlike most fruits, Bernstein. (LTD should be ripened off the tree , for most fflVori best texture. $107,832 Grand Made to University for Program EUGENE The graduate pro-1 gram began m lMfwii amount to gram in vocational rohabilila-1 more than $-100,000. tion counseling at the University During the coming year, the of Oregon has received a $107,- program will enroll an cstimat 832 grant from the U.S. Voca- ed 2 students at the master's lional Rehabilitation Adminis- degree level and four doctoral tration. representing a one- j candidates, all of whom will re third increase over last year's Ceive tuition and Iraineeshin grant, The increased funds will al- s"l'omls low the university for the first Tl,e c(,111's, Htn)y, which is lime to offer traineeship slip- a joint counseling departtnent of ends to doctoral students inter-' psychology program is design ested in specializing in rehabili-1 . trai' .,. , tation. according to Dr. Martin i fd ,0 n s,,',,M,ls as collnspl H. Acker, assistant professor of , sMc. "nd l,nvlp "ttencies education and program director, I ai'nf! 'itn the problems of and at the same time continue l'slc11y and mentally disabled the master's degree program. lfr'sons- The funds also will allow (or i the appointment of a full-time 'Ann i;.ss 1N.II It i:i faculty member to be in charge HOLLYWOOD (ITD Come of campus instruction, a posi- dienne Ilea Itenaderet was re lion that has been handled on a euerating today from injuries part-time basis previously. The received when she fell over a new lacuuy memoer wm dc , named in the near future The 10n3-frl Riant represents the eighth consecutive year of federal support of the trainec ship program, one of only .10 in the nation. Last year's grant was $72,311. Total grants from the VRA, formerly called the Office of Vocational Rehabilita tion, since the university's prog- Sbf'lh.MBbK U, lltod Feeding the Family By ZOLA Food Ceylon Slyle Shrimp Curry Ceylon is a self-governing dominion in the British Com monwealth of Nations. Occupy ing an area of only 25,332 square miles this small Asian country has a population of over 9'2 million, which means the pop ulation density is approximately 381 people per square mile. Ceylon is heavily dependent on food imports particularly rice, the staple food of the country. The three major exports are tea, rubber and coconuts. This Ceylon-style curry served with rice and "Onion Samnoi as an accompaniment is consid ered a national favorite wnen mealtime rolls around, accord ing to representatives at the United Nations. Recipe makes four to five servings. 1 pound uncooked medium size shrimp 1 medium onion, sliced 'i to 1 teaspoon ground red pepper ', teaspoon tumeric 2 cloves garlic, sliced 2 slices green ginger or Mt teaspoon ground ginger 1 teaspoon salt 2 inch piece of stick cinnamon 3,4 cup milk or coconut milk 1 tablespoon salad oil Juice of Vz lime Shell, d e - v e i n and wash shrimps. Put shrimps, half of the onion slices, and all season ings and spices in a kettle. Add milk. Boil 10 minutes. Brown remaining onion slices in salad oil and add to shrimps. Add lime iuice. Stir. Simmer 10 minutes. If desired thicken the liquid with one teaspoon corn starch mixed with one-quarter cup water. Boil until thickens. Serve as a main dish with hot cooked rice. 'Onion Sambol Peel and finely slice one large onion, one medium cu cumber and one medium green pepper from which the seeds have been removed. Combine in bowl. Add juice of one-half lemon, one-half teaspoon salt and one-half teaspoon ground black pepper. Mix lightly. Peel camera cahle during rehearsal tor a new television serie CAPTIAI. miMK DISKS WASHINGTON (ITl)-rolice Chief Robert V. Murray savs Washington's crime rate has reached an all-time high and will continue to climb unless Congress acts. VINCENT Editor and cut three hard-cooked eggs in half. Arrange on onion-cucumber mixture; chill. Lemon Cream Rice Irresistahly Piquant Lemon Cream Rice is an easy-to-do dessert that will tantalize the taste buds with its irresist able piquant flavor. It can be served as meringue topped pudding or the whipped egg whites can be folded into the lemon custard and when the baking is done ... a souffle. Cream or a fruit sauce are tops for topping this delightful des sert. Kecipc makes six servings, h cup rice 3 cups milk l'i tablespoons lemon juice grated rind of 1 lemon teaspoon salt 2 eggs, separated 2 tablespoons honey Vt teaspoon lemon extract Rinse rice. Place in double boiler. Add milk and cook over boiling water until rice is tender. Add the one-half cup noney, lemon juice, lemon rind salt and beaten egg yolks. Con tinue cooking until mixture thickens. Turn into 1'6 quart ouuerca oaKing dish. Beat egg whites until stiff: gradually adding the two table spoons honey and the lemon ex tract. Pile on top of pudding and bake in a moderate, 350 de gree, oven 20 minutes or until meringue is lightly browned. Or fold whipped egg whites into the hot custard and bake as a souffle. Liver Cheese Balls These are party-right anytime of day or night. For variation they can be rolled in finely chopped walnuts, parsley or chives. For 24 small balls: Blend one 4'i ounce can liver spread with one three-ounce package cream cheese. Form into small balls and chill. When chilled roll in the finely chopped wal nuts, parsley or chives. Serve with toothpicks or thin pretzel sticks for spearing. hpotlight on Specialty Melons. Grapes, Bartletl Pears September morns find har vesters busy in thousands of areas, garnering the riches of our melon patches, vineyards, orchards. Cantaloups have been tempting us tor months but to day's spotlight is on the "spe cialty" melons. All are superb eating, a treat anytime. Honey balls are small, round, usually slightly-netted; vary in color from whitish green or gray to light yellow. Honeydews are bluntly oval in shape and considerably larger than honey balls, weighing four to eight pounds; creamy white or cr pounds; creamy white or creamy-yellow when ripe. Casabas are nearly round in shape but may be somewhat pointed at stem end. Rinds are wrinkled or furrowed. These weigh five to seven pounds each. Cranshaw melons are pointed at stem end and rounded at blossom end, usually weigh four to eight pounds; rind is general ly smooth; no netting, very lit tle ribbing; usually mottled green and gold when displayed tor sale. Persian melons somewhat re semble cantaloups with finer, flatter, less pronounced netting deeper green background. Per sians usually weigh six to seven pounds. (rapes Galore. Purple and yellow, red and green, white and black, this is a great year for grapes. Today we talk of Tokays which are grown only near the city of Lodi in Cali fornia's fertile San Joaquin Val- 1,. TUa,- ...... iu k-;il;..t I n . 1 lir.1l- alV llll- III IIIKIIIl ll-ll grape with excellent keening CLASSIFIED PERSONAL 1 odcr Nnticcs 1 Special Club Not tecs 2 Personal 3 I .out mid Found 4 Imlriti'tion . . Wanted MM Help 10 W rttitt'd Frmnlf Help 1 1 Mle or Femtle Help 13 W.mird Smimions 13 Wanted Miirellnneout 14 FuittiKUl St Loans 15 REAL ESTATE F'r Rrnt HmiM . 20 For Rent Ap.irlments 21 For Rent Funmhed Rooms . 22 Rent Rooms mid Hoird 2;i For Rent MlMTlUneou ........ 24 Wwntrd To Rent 2S Medford Heidi v Roiird 30 For Suln Rral F-Malr 31 Husinrsi Onpnrnmltlci 3J Wanted Rr.il ErUIc 33 AD DIRECTORY FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS MuiMing Supplies 40 AppliNiu-ei 41 Furniliirt 4 J Min.t nl Equip , Radio, TV 4:1 Sportu and Hobluei 44 MiftcrnanrouB Nur?rn-a and Pett Poultrv I lrMirk Wanlrd I ivrtlock Hay. Grain and Feed rtmt Ai VeiK tallica .... 4K . SO M !3 M ... 55 Automotive A Equipment Muchinfrv and Trctora I ok mm Equipment .,.. 61 Fqmpmpnt For Rent Kl Trailer ?1 Parti anil Arcrmottea 7t Cycle mid Si'ootart .....,. 72 Cr and Tnicka - 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Clamlfv A MONDAY ONLY Huilneu Director b Let them come to melting ripe ness at room temperature for eating out of hand, combining in salads, compotes, for baking in orange juice. Fresh pears and cheese are a superlative dessert, are unsurpassed for snacking. Quick Look-Best Buys Meat, Poultry, Fish. Beef that is ideal for pot-roasting, for meat-loafing and for stews of all kinds is a very good buy. Look too for lamb and pork spe cials. An abundance of bargain priced poultry continues. Plenty of coast-caught fish, fresh, froz en, canned. Fruit Vegetables. Bins are piled high with practically every known seasonal, regional fruit and vegetable. Confer with pro duce buyers on supplies for canning, freezing. Classified Rates Minimum Size: Two Lines 1 day per woru 2 days per word. 3 dayi per word.. . 5 dayi per word.M 8C ......12c ...... I ftc 6 dayi per word.-. 20o Jackson, Josephine and Siikiyou Counties Rate Other Areas Per Word 9c Per Day By Line Per Month $3 00 Box Number Service Charge 50o (Minimum Cash Ad 80c Business Directory Each line per mo nth.. ........ $2 25 Minimum per month e.75 Dead Line on Classified Ads 5 00 p.m. for following day, except 10 a.m. lor Monday; lor Sunday noon Saturday. Dead Line on Display Classi fied Ada 10:00 a m Saturday for Sunday and Monday; 3 p.m. the day belore publication for Tues. through Frt. APF-KUVED CREDIT CHARGES BILLED BY THE LINE Minimum Charpe S LEGAL NOTICES CITATION No. 15.26 N THE CIRCt'lT COVRT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COt-NTV In the Matter of the Adoption of TERRANCE ARLYN SAGER End LAURIE ELIZA SAGER n.nors TO: LALRISTON ELLSWOHTH SAGER In the Name of the State of I Oregon, you are .ie-e!jy cited to 1 he and appear in the ahove named ' Court at the Courthr.u-e in the City of Medford. Oreaon. on the 7 day of October, lfo.3. at I 3n 1 o'clock P M of said day t then and there show cause, i' any ycu have, why the petition of D'-i'-i.iice Elmer Hayes and Cora De'Arl.r.e Hayes for the adoption of Ter rance Arlyn Sager and Laurie Eliza Sagcr. your minor son and daughter, should not he granted. Given under my hand and seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon in and for the County of Jackson this 4 day of Septem ber, 1963 E. M Madden Clerk By Afton Carter Depuly "NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT" I'rohate Nn. 11:184 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IHt MATE UK OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTV OF JACKSON In the Matter of the Estate of EDWARD J CARLYON. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, aa Personai Representative of the Estate of EDWARD J. CARLYON. deceased, has filed Ihe Final Account In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Ore gon for Jackson County, Probate Department, and that Monday, the 21al day of October. 11163. at the hour of 9:30 o'clock In the fore noon of said day in the Circuit Court Rooms of the Jackson Coun ty Court House. Medford. Oregon has been appointed hv said Court as the time and place for the hearing of objections thereto, if any. and the settlement thereof Daled and first published Sep tember 13. 19S3. Date of last publication Octo ber 4. 11163 EMIL PETERSON Personal Representative DAVIS AND AINSWORTH Attorneys for Estate 4.111 Siskiyou Boulevard Ashland. Oregon. NOTICK OF ITIII If IIKARINti NOTICE IS HF.RK.HY CilVKN that at 7:3H orlm-k P. M .nn the l!Hh dav of .Keptcinhrr. I!lti3, in the Council Chnnihcrs ot the Citv Hall in Ihc City of Medford. Orefton. there shall be a public hearing hv and before the City Council of said City on the question of vacating the easterly part of the east-west alley in Itfock 5. Riverside Addi tion. In the City of Mcdlord. Ore Ron, and for Ihe purpose of bear- ng and considering any obicclion.s r r-mmiilrui...... tli..l.. .." I. wmiim and tiled with the Rn-ord- rr-irriisiiriT prior to the time OI said hearing. D F Huson R border-Treasurer NOTII'K (II' HN.M. SKTTLKMrNT NOTICE IS 11KI1K11Y GIVEN: That Wayne G. Stoddard. Jr., ad ministrator of the estate of Orrie B Stoddard, deceased, has filed his final account and the Circuit Court of ori'Ron for Jackson County has tixed Monday, Septemher a:l. I!iti3. at Hi no a, in. In said court at the County Court House In Medford. Jackson County, Oregon, as the final tune and place tor hearinc of objections to and settlement there- ol. August 21. I!)d3 WAYNE O STODDARD. JR.. Administrator fJOOITK & GOODE Attorneys NtlTICK HF PrHI.IC HE R1NG NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at 7 30 o'clock P M . on the l!Mh day ot September. lfl3. tn the Council Chambers of the Citv Hall In the City of Medford. Oreson. there li!1 be a public hearinc hy and before the City Council of said city on the question ot the vacation of that part of the plat of Rottue Valley tletchta Subdivi sion dcftcrlhed as follows- CommenclnR at the corner common to Sections 7, 8. 17 and 1R. Township 37 south. Ranee 1 west. Willamette Mer idian. Jackson County. Ore Hon. Thence smith 1HH2 3 feet; Thence west lul'ti B feet tn a concrete monument with bronze disk for the true point ot benmninc. Thence south 0" lit' in ' west, 824 Bt feet; Thence south 8 M Siv ea-t, 347 49 feet to the east boundary or Lol 13. Hlock i of Roc ue Valley Heights (Re corded 1 , Thence north 0 2" 20" eal. 824 00 lecl to a point ifrom which ihe noribeast corner ol lot 11 niock i of said Hi'Bue Valley Hcicht bears north 0" 2' 20 ' east, ."hi 00 feet. Thence north 89" J2' 4tv west, parallel with the north boundary of Mid Lot 11 a dis tance of 344 21 feel to the true point of beginning, and that at said heannu anv ob , jectlons or remonstrances thereto made m writing and tiled with the Recorder-Treasurer prior to ihe time ol hearinf will be heard and considered 1 Rerord.w-Tieasurer t"r i. hi. ''i.'irs:t-tai- a The used car you it again!" LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. P 194 63 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JENNIE OLSON, deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above I'mirt has aDDointed the undersigned executrix of the estate ot Jennie Olson, deceased. All nersons havinc claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same with proper vouchers within six months from this date at the offices of Frohn mayer, Lowry & Dcatherage, Cooley Theatre Building. Medford, Oregon. Dated and first published this ouin aay ot August, inns. JEANETTE PATTERSON executrix 2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS S & fRummage Sale Mon., Tues., Sept. 16, 17 9 to 4. Lots of ladies, mens St childrens CLEAN clothing, toys, dishes, lamps, housewares. 216 HILLHOUSE. 1 block E of Hednck Jr.High. RUMMAGE & baked food sale Fehl bldg Tues. 17th, 9-5. Mis sionary Ladies of the First Church of God TURKEY SHOOT The Butte Falls Lions Club Is sponsoring a turkey shoot Sep tember 15 Sundav . (rem 10:00 AM to 2.00 PM at the Butte Falls Gun Club. Everyone Welcome! RUMMAGE Sale, Sat . Sept. 14. Fehl Bldg. 8:3(1-5. Chapter C.G. of P E O. After 3. rummage will be sold at50c per ban. GEM A: ARTIFACTS SHOWKla ninth Falls. Sat. St Sun. Sept. 14 15. Nat'l.uard Armory 10 to 8 RUMMAGE Sale Satr9-5rSep"t14". By Altrusn Service Club. Dona tions welcome. Fridav 7 p.m. Eagles Hall. 217 W Main 3 PERSONAL CLlJBSCHURCHES Earn Cash I Commissions) No Investment, no risk plan. Sell Nationally known greeting cards. Call MAR.IORIE PETERSON (i(14-1748 & learn details WANT congenial elderly gentle man 10 snare our nire quiet home and familv of three reasonable 77A-1R54. DUE TO the Increased" Cost of Operation The Medford Beauty School Announces that the prices on Senior permanents now start at $H. All other permancnts re main the same. Get our better permancnts for $1" or less. For appointment call 772-(il.)5. ROOM Board InCountryHo"me for senior citizens In good health. Couples only. Write Tribune Box Suns. IT'S terrific the way we're selltnR Blue Lustre for cleaninc rues and upholstery. Rent electric shainpooer $1. Johnson Paint Center. CHILD CARE HAPPY TIME DAY NURSERY State License 772-8745 AFTER this date, Sept. II." HtB3I will no loiiRcr be resoonsible for any hills other than mv own. A J. McMillan. 3703 Table Rock Rd . Central Point MISS PATS KINDERGARTEN for 4 and X year olds transpor tation RcKister now for the Fall terms. Plume 773-3382 AN YON havinc a drlnkmR proh" lein Is welcome at the Medford Group of Alcoholics Anonymous 8 30 pm lues Ac Sat. rear of ir N Oakdale 773-4848. Al- AnonGrnup everyTuesday . MKRLK NORMAN Cosmetic Studied 214 FHihrcrildj: 772-8311 'GINGER' " OWNER OV BEAUTY SALON at Bfll Stewart ave. Special person allied M-rvice All work guaran teed Welcomes ladies with thin, fine or problem hair. EVrXING APPOINTMENTS CIomI Mondav s 773-3139 AUTO INSURANCE" PROBLEMS? U sue. drivinf record, un insured accident financial re sponsibility filing, etc.. ts making It diHicult tor you to secure proper insurance, ee us Con venieni nionthlv installment Don St at bos lnuror 1003 E Main. Med Toi d. 773-6638 Open Mon Si .ruesllll 9 om Coins Stamps "bought ,V sold. JEFFERSON COIN SHOP 13 N Fir. 772-2839 "DH1NKINC. YOUR PROBLEM?" Contact A A. Sun. H p.m. Thurs 8 30. 404 Walnut Ph. HK4-20OO 779-1231 MISS' PAT S NURSFRYSCHOOL All day c.sre include Kinder Krten transportation 7T.i-338J. HAIR Styling '" Coloring"-- Per manent waving - Cutting All done to your individual prefer ence at M.iry's Trim 'N Curl. 213 "C" St, Phoenix. Ph 335 228 Eves by appointment. CASH FOR COINS at new "nigh buying prices Especial Iv need V s Proof Sets A Indian Head cents 772-4322. KNIT SKIRTS SHORTENED Knit alterations Garments as sembled Mi Pat Phone 773-3382 "LEON'S HAIR FASHIONS" HI I.ADIFS We would like to welcome yon to come in & have our hatr ttvied Consul us about all your beautv problems BACK TO SC1UXL SPECIAL Come In V see us now Call lor appointment. 773-1 V'3.. MfcUrOKU MAIL IrllrJL.'Nfc, MtWUKU, OKKGO.V got in the Classified Ads did 3-PERSONAl RAWLE1GH PRODUCTS. Pedersen 772-4438 LEARN TO KNIT Classes starting immediately For beginners-advanced knitters. Miss Pat .. Ph. 773-3362 CREDIT EQUITY, INC. is a debt consolidation agency licensed & bonded by the State of Oregon with the purpose of planned debt reduction. 201 Medical Center Bldg. 33 N CENTRAL 773-7103 KINDER KOLLEGE The unique ore-chol 772-SH35. T?2-4Ci7. 4-LOST AND FOUND SEPT. 6 LOST White female Chinuanua near Hartley Hd. Li cence No. 5924. Call ANY m- formation 535-2828. FOUND Special Permanent. S10 & up Lad Medford Beautv Sa- 'f"- 773-3211. 32 X. Oakdale. REWARD for lost or stolen black Lar,ir?nr ran-prf Jf T72-7Q41 5 INSTRUCTIONS COLLEEN HnpE DANCE STUDIO REGISTRATION PARTY Sat- Sept. 14. anytime between 10 AM A: 3 PM. Classes start next week. Tap. jazz, ballet, toe. acrobatics, baton, hula, teenage ballroom. Special combination classes for tiny tots. Also reg ister now for classes in Ashland. Central Point, and Eagle Point. COLLEEN HOPE DANCE STUDIO 45 Hawthorne PIANO Lessons for beginners and advanced.773-3995 or 773-2519. MEDFORD NURSERYSc7l60L Mrs. Ethel Tcnnant 773-3047 KINDER KOLLEGE The Unique Pre-School Kindergarten Knur.es plus spec ial Music & art. Mary Friesen. Lewis A- Clark graduate. 772 4257 or 772-8H35. (3 Wnt( To Rnt DAIRY fttrm tin llt!n: 17 yari xiirlnci i'.f-7-lt,. WANrnri- lions, t room or mura wii.h utimi'a fr amatl shop. Prftf(-rrlly e;ljr . of wtrn.' JTt-OTCI. waxtto to i..kasr - sis mj ft ufflf; Kpr itufuv T:s trtel 3ur,i. Otiitt. Bstl Olictilnfi 1:t) p.m (KRTl Nov. I.. u. F'.r !nf'i:raa:l-;'n . ana bid form call r;ri sr whti (JK.NKKAl. OtttVUT.8 A1MI9( IHTKATfttt. i'litiio IlulMinan (Service 4IS V. IPO, Ctfcm Cincinnati S. Ohio. aiUJSfO. 1.1 n J..'lf-fT)'v:i; uim.r on . reita apt. lMvti ntrar.,'f.l or tinfutnlir.. oai-mfnt. carport. :i i'oca hontil St. Lowof dtip, i hfdrooms. Cm apton. S DU 3-2J60 or DR Lm ""r floar Brat. ctrAm.r tn.a ,V..'..,,"k " Inon S7I -Jt 2 ? I, HOUSES AVAILABLE NOW 1 W. Jod. St.. S roomt. huemtc: :jj rockwi;- f . wood s b.t rnt . I 5-INSTRUCTIONS MAN 1 1 1 You haven't seen anything yet! if vou havrn't teen this NKW WORLD HOOK encyclopedia. Lonk at it "Now" "Today" Get better grades. Write P O. Box 62. Ashland. Oregon. 432-316 TEENAGERS! I Enrolling now for Fall ballroom THURSTON DANCE STUDIO 773-3117 or 773-6181 A-B-C KINDERGARTEN Now Open fr Remstration. Bus service. Pre-reading skills. Mrs. Judith Adams. Instructor. 773-rtfUl 10 WANTED MALE HELP REAL OPPORTUNITY Be a Full Time career Farm Bureau Insurance Agent in Jack ion Co. Must have agricultural background. Salary and Comm. first vear. if qualified. Contact Howard Anderson, District Sales. Mcr. 3890 Stanley Lane. Salem. Ore. WANTED capable manager for trailer court. Write Tribune Box 5787; FALLERS good ground St timber 773-5119. 8am.-5 p m. TREE Toppcr Experienced only 772-8052. COMM. Salesman. Excellent oppor tunity. No canvassing. Stark's. 22 No Riverside WANTED married man with car for Fuller Brush Co. Route. $105 per wk. guarantee to start. Also part time Comm. position open. 772-8934. EXPERIENCED TIRE RECAPPER Call Coos Bay 267-3163 or write 579 S. Broadway Coos Bay, Oregon WANTED men ror Inside outside. Sales or service. Comm. Call 773-3333. Klrby Co, 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. SALESMAN WANTED to sell "Car of the Year." Top commissions: demonstrator furnished: gasoline allowance. See Tom Davis. Sales Mgr.. Lea Motors. 5th & Bartletl. MAN OVER 21 For appliance sales promotion in dept. stores in northern Calif, area. Salary pins expense bene fits. Advancement opportunity unlimited. Nat. concern. Ask for Mr. Bowers. Larson Appli ance, 406 East Main between 9 & 11 A,M this week, II WANTED FEMALE HELP EXPERIENCED waitress, morning - shift, hourly wages. 77322969. NOW is the time to start a Raw leigh Business and cash in on big Christmas business, full or part time. Little or no invest ment. Income based on sales. For details write Rawteigh. 306 Adeline. Oakland, Calif. 94607. Roy Cri. UA I.UMBKR HcilKlt 6tk -r ll dimension X.iita tirmeri Ivxciiantta tn W Main. Xua. O. DP. J-SOol fihewi iPMNKl. t rluk. 23 HuiihlfJ Goiidi KAHiV American sect tf Ni1 Tt:cov(ireil. tii. rx.i t-i'SCR 'ID FKlCliriAlRK 11 with '-""- DIAL .. rt.ii: ,.a-, !ln 4 paKitm J: "tV ' ltV rV.r.." h"r Pl" ':' IV ullt-lli n ' ' 11 f iiik:. ir IS Wortf W.rt.J LADT att in :;ir. odira J 3 WANT to k.n n.-.-),.-.. 1 gfcild in my homr. !72.HM MAS nt. M, ;(thl thw. trr !R .atl My-ier, Tnii. 1 1 WANTED FEMALE HELP RKGL'LAR adult baby sitter need. ed for 2 hr. Sun. mornings for Church Nursery Rets lii-'.nii. HOUSEWIVES - EARN F-X1RA MONEY AT HOME JN SPARE TIME. TELEPHONE CONTACT WORK MAKING OPERETTA RESERVATIONS. HIGH COM MISSION PAID. Craterian Theatre Medford. Oregon BABY Sitter. 3 pre-choo! Boy. 1 p m -5 p.m., 5 days wk. Refs. 773-5843. PART TIME FULL TlSlE. Keep your important job of wife & mother Earn 30f; commission. JEWELS BY PARK LANE 497-1047 WOMAN for child care & house work in Central Point area. 15 hrs. weekly. Must provide own transportation. 664-1691. DO YOU LIKE TO WRITE LETTERS Local firm offers challenging opportunity for permanent em ployment in composing personal and business letters, Required: Ability to express yourself clearly and succinliy in good English; adaptability to a wide variety of situations snd people, quickly recognizing im portant characteristics of either; versatility to see another's view point and tactfully explain your own. If you feel you can handle such a job and are willing to demonstrate your ability, WRITE Tribune Box 5346 WAITRESS wanled, neat in appear ance. Apply in person. North's Chuck Wagon. 1016 N. Riverside. HOUSEKEEPER TO LIVE IN. 773-."fifi 12-MALOR FEMALEJ4ELP COLLEGE dormitory head resident. Immediate opening for single male, female, or married couple. Opportunity to earn and contin ue college education. Telephone 482-3311 Dormitory office South ern Oregon College, Ashland, Oregon. IRONING! My home. Pick up & Delivery. 772-7854. LICENSED & experienced real estate Sales person for establish ed office. Write Tribune Box 3331. COUPLE with house trailer for maid & maintenance work in small resort. Beautiful free trail er space on river. Ideal set-up for couple on Soc. Sec. Present help leaving due to illness, for drT.-iil-; phone 8.in-1012. 1 3-WANTED SITUATIONS JUNIOR Encineer and Computer operator 620-1401-7090 'BM ex perienced interested in perma nent position. Please write Trib une Box5fi23. RETIRED Lumber Inspector and Yard Foreman. Experienced: Saw Mills Retail Yards Builders Supplies Hardware. All species of Lumber. Very ac tive reliable industrious. Can't stand retirement. Write Tribune Box 5758 BABY sitting wanted, my home. 773-61 10. RELIABLE mother will babysit week days. In mv home. Cen tral Point. 664-3537. WILL Baby sit anytime, any ace. My home. White City area. B26-9553. CHILD care, my home, experienced, reliable, ref. Ask for Ginny, 773- 2376. NURSES Aide Hospital. Nursing Home or Private Case. Can live in. 535-2241. 24 M)i(8tneot iot Sals TK1PK Seal ball Inr lolln Unk vatve. lp ttr Iwx of 100 cut -:S5. UAKOU Sluzio-miUe ol! hwter. usrii 2 months. S7J-74. OIL. heattn iir zt'ivty r-Ml-tLVitit plate. ,N!S3 r 73 Vr tea. cr ,J to ?EIGU17 a WANT AD am - .wt r, 772 6141 ; tai-c. Ohs nr.ir its or It : wtk. 51 Articles (or Sent OSOO USED To .Hi I Ft. LWf am. o" t W' 4 . fl-faT. I at. D'Tt v-tt rrau- (X mrt tuaraTitad. Biar.rt lut It! ar tl 4S vr a-.k T-.al PR i-Mt r-.'T . . " . .- I m. .... ..-in P" V ;' -it H CI O. HilUr kad Soo A ff' Mdr;. KttJtMttTKnl lilt D)tl CH Y l'.!.1 1 3 WANTED SITUATIONS CHILD care, my home day,"- Central Pointy 773-3503. J ' ln A MOTHER St her I'jroiJ dauchter would like to care for a child of same ace, while lh. mother works. Will give frier ences. 772-5803. Sacred HtVrl HospltalDlst. mrt PA INTER Local Refs. NiaTwcTrlT S2 30 per hour 773-3537. EXPERIENCED woman bahvi,tr,T 50c hr. plus transportation. Good references. 772-8020. CHILD" CARE 779-l3U!)rbaf; My home fencedjyard. PAINTING & Cement worklr,: tenor or exterior. No job too small. Refs. 779-1233. 0 ALL types carpenter work No ioh too small 773-5243 773-6382 TAILORING ALTERATIONS" 773-4260. CARPENTER WORK. ConTraTS? by hour. 664-1634. r "PIONEER CbN"STRl5ctl6NCor 2251 Table Rock Road Will remodel or build anythlne. Reasonable Guaranteed Work Hour or contract Call 779-1785 CHILD CARE MY HOME FENCED YARD. 772-3480 LAWNMOWING A Long Grass cuH tine, hedee trimmine. trash hauling. Ripley. 772-2779. IRONING " 773-6442 or 772-9037 HOUSECLEANING by HrRefer: ences. 773-5ti23. CUSTOM MADE SLIPCOVERS" & DRAPES 772-8955 IRONING " 773-2837 PAINTING, reasonable. niceorl experienced, refs. 773-4145. OUTSIDE JANITOR " SERVICE. 773-6397 YARD work. Dishwashing, pot pan man. 773-1325 days. IRONING 406 South Peach 14 Wanted Miscellaneous WANTED used'oiThard heaters, Describe kind, price Ac condi. tion. Wjite Tribune Box 3419. WANTED HOUSE lo learouii & remove for material. 772-2882. WANTED Trash burner. 664-1907 STATION WAGON-TENT 482-0236 CASH FOR FURNITURE Misc. tools or anything salabl. Or will sell on consignment. Red Barn Auction Co, S Hwy 09 535-1828 WANTED Black Oak Laurel Stumpage. 773-3390. CASH for FURNTTW Misc. tools or what have you. B & B AUCTION 77 2 -2958 772 -8 760 SPINET pianos wanted, will pay cash. Phone 482-3t26. USED PIANOS wanted Will pay Cash. Erskinc's 772-421)6 BEST CASH Df.AL for Furniture Appliances Misc. OAK GROVE FUitN. 773-1564 WANT BARK1E POLES J M BAXTER & CO. Box 30 Grants Ps. 476-6668 CALL US! 772-8218 WE NEED FURNITURE THE OLD BARN 2450 Stewart Ave. Used fnrnitur and appliances. We buy and sell anything- 77J1-2418. 15-FINANCIAl &JANS WILL pay cash for 1st. MortgaM or Contracts P.O. Bx 502 Medford WOULD like to horrow $25.ono. Can give 1st Mortpage on In come business property. Medford area valued SBO.ooo. Consider up to 8T) int. Give name, address, phone number. 1st letter to Tribune Bnx 5r75. 20-FOR RENT HOUSES 3 BDRM., SR5. Carpeted, fcncerl yard, storage, washer - dryer 773-6000. "'ili'ii'lliti'm'uii' .. . FREE APPLES apples f.r wh purchase of 1 buahet ol MCintosn appies at ft per busacl. this week only. TKTBITLE ORCHARD J miles K. ot itenia en W. 35 txl Miiburn's Sn, Station. 3n-0M7 TODAY! & fti.Ji:'rt d p-.rii'TiJltT Die. Coitrxtnf jnafi-iir.K, rpair flat fttrsct ttfHvrtal Mod Railntial Wl-lr.f H ll.rtard K. Dial rj-tlll Farivxtt PDViriIPr HEATINO Art Xr.i, O DB MCI
