Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 24, 1963, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, INS Number of Accidents Are Investigated by Police Four driven were cited and nt was jailed following in vMtiition of mvm vehicle ac tldenta in Medford during I thre-diy period from Friday to Sunday, according to city pelke report. Thomu June Canning Jr., J2, of M Portland ave., was lodged fat dry jail on a charge f reekle driving after he loat control of hi car about :io p.m. Saturday on Riverside ave. between 10th and 12th sU. and (truck concrete wall, a park ing lgn and (our small trees, owned by a motel at Hi South Central ave. A passenger in Canning car, Mary Lou MiUer, 19, of S24 Dakota ave., was slightly in jured. Canning was also cited ior failure to obtain an Oregon operator's license, according to police. Richard Clay Barnes, 18, of 11M Jolisa St., was slightly in jured about 5:40 a.m. Sunday at Grape and Main sts. when he lost control of his car and it struck two parked vehicles. The damaged cara were registered to Ruth LaLone Jenkins, and Eva Mueller, both of 207 West Main st. Barnes was cited for violation of basic rule, police reported. Cited Twice Holly Maureen Thompson, 14, of IS North Modoc ave., was cited for violation of basic rule and for not having an operator's license after her car collided with a vehicle operated by Mar ion Day Emrich, 79, Rogue Val ley Manor, about 3:10 p.m. Sun day at Mira Mar ave. near Nieto Way, reports show. Rufus Eugene Music, It, of rout 4, box I9D1, was reported in good condition in Sacred Heart hospital today where he was taken for treatment of in juries he received about 2 p.m. Saturday when he rode his motorbike into a parked car at 246 Hillcrest rd. The car was registered to Hazel Margaret Schildt, 2468 Hillcrest rd., city police said. Richard Leon Teal, 27, Grants Pass, was slightly injured, but did net require first aid, after his car struck a vehicle regis tered to Harvey Gene Hueners, which was parked in front of his residence at (04 North Riverside ave., about 12:25 a.m. Saturday. Teal told officers he would see his private doctor. Collided en Let Vehicles operated by Richard Murry Walker, Grants Pass, and Faye Gye Rossknect, 2448 Whittle ave., collided on a pri vate parking let at 1206 North Riverside ave. about 1:10 a.m. Saturday. Thomas Patrick Ainsworth, 35, Happy Camp, Calif., was cited for having defective equipment after hia vehicle col lided with a car driven by Phyllis Margaret Patterson, 37, of 1625 Oregon ave., about 5:30 p.m. Friday at Eighth and Bart lttt St. $17 Million Auto Roc Track Plannod NEW YORK (UPlj-Not con tent with having outstripped New York in population, Cali fornia now is planning to out Indy Indianapolis the famous Speedway, that is. : - According to Car and Driver magatine, a 517 million auto race track will be built con veniently close to Los Angeles and its 13 million auto-oriented residents. Scheduled to be completed in 1965, California's answer to Indianapolis will sprawl over a 731-acre site, will accommodate 250,000 spectators snd have parking space for 60, 000 cars. Crossing Accident Cavsos An Listod CHICAGO (UPI) - More than 1,100 persons were killed and another 10,000 injured last year at railroad grade crossings, ac cording to the Chicago Motor club. Matthew C. Sielski, director of the club's safety and traffic engineering department, said most grade crossings pro v i d e warning lights, bells, wig-wag signals or portable gates. He said a majority of grade cross ing accidents are the result of inattention or excessive speed. It's So gastjTb Use RMUDi Simtff eover the area yew want accented with a layer of 4 mil polyethylene plastic, cot holes for J .ante and cover with milky-white BERMUDA IOCJC. (See ... no dust, no shsrp edges to cut yeor fingers! Safe for the most delicate plant juts, glistening BERMUDA ROCK actually looks whiter as time goes by!) Insist on genuine Itrmuit Rock gftrleatol Sllloaa Oempany write for it literature. Grange News Upper Regae Upper Rogue Grange met re cently with good attendance, Master Roy vaugnn presiding. Mr. and Mra. Earl Head were obligated in the third and fourth degrees by Past Master Eda Torrance. Vaughn reported on the Jack son county booth at the State fair, and commented on the out standing dlsplayofarUand crafts and the livestock entries. Members were reminded to vote en the tax bill on Oct. 15, by Legislative Committee Chair- man Paul Torrance. Resinning with the Oct. 5 meeting the Grange will meet at p.m. for tne winter monins. Members will vote on an In crease in Grange dues at this meeting, and sales slip for the third quarter must ee turnea in. The lecturer's progrsm for the evening was presented by Ann Gillesoie. It consisted of a Pass word game and a reading. Re freshment were served at the close of the meeting. The Home Economics club will meet Oct. 10 at 11:45 p.m STRANGE BEHAVIOR Honey bees are work ing in a highly unorthodox fashion in the backyard of the home of Mrs. Hazel Rawls, 345 Apple st. The swarm has suspended a se ries of bladder-shaped combs from a branch of a fruit tree there. Mrs. Rawls says she first noticed the bees and honey when she returned home from a fishing trip in July. Right now the bees are hard at work on the sixth comb in the series. Bee Man Joe Oswald, a native of Jackson county, who called the oddity to the attention of the Mail Tribune, says he has never before observed bees work "out in the open" in this area, although bees have been known to do this in Arizona. Try and Stop Mc -By BENNETT CERF- PANAGAN bumped into his pal Dooley just outside the Whirlaway bar. Neither distinguished citizen -was feel ing the slightest pain. "Flanagan, me boy," said Dooley, "you're just in time to come to McGrath's wake "Vf with me." "A fine idea," allowed Flanagan, but I never had the pleasure of your friend McGrath's ac quaintance." Dooley assured Flana gan that this made no difference whatever, and the two reeled into Mc Grath's homestead, where a rousing wake was 'pro ceeding full-blast Flan agan just made the grand nianrfc in th& front rjarlor' when his legs gave way beneath him. As he sank down, his jaw gave the ivory keys of the; piano a terrific jolt. He looked at them wide-ejd, then, turned to his friend Dooley, and said in tones of soft admiration, "It's true that I never saw McGrath in real life, but I must say he had a wonder ful set of teeth!" . ' . QUOTABLE: " " ' . "X girl's biggest asset ia a man' Imagination." Bob Hope "The gnat use of a life is to spend it for something that out lute It" William James "No one can cut new paths in company. He must do that alone." Justice Holmes "It is better to light on small candle than to curse the dark ness." Confucius. C MM. by Bennett Cert. Distributed by Kin Futures Syndicate INTRODUCING THE DEPENDABLES FOR '64 i Oh boy! 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CMSCK YOUR LOCAL UST1N&.- Smocked Pillows IIOAI NOTICIS NOTICE OF riNAli BBTTt-BMINT Notlc ii hereby ftvun tht Jen ni My Hottetter. executrix of the muu of Amelia Welch. 4ocm1. no. 11492. net filed tne nnu ac count and the Circuit Court f Ore- ion i or jackeon county net fixed rlonday. Seotember 30. at 10O0 a. m. at the Jackion County Courthout in Medford, Oregon, for hearina of objection to and aettlement thereof. pau; Aufuet ai, lew. Jennie May Hoetetter. Executrix NOTICC or REAJtmO ON FINAL H Br OUT AND ACCOUNT N. Mill IN THX CmCVTT COUHV OF m b tats or qiuww run JACKSON COUNTY In the Mattar of the SataU or sUtfTR W. pARKtK. aeceaMd NOTICE IB KZJUJY CIVSN that the underelfned oxecutor of the above aetata haa filod herein hia fine! report and account and that Monday, October 21, 1961 at 930 o'clock a-m. at the courthoute me city or Mdrord. jacxaen County, Orafon, haa bean fixed by tha abovo named court aa tha time and place for hearinf objection! to eaid final reoort and account and for the examination and al lowance thereof. Dated and flnt miollsned thia 34 dav of SoDtember. 1961. e. d. puuiina, txecuior Frohnmaycr, avowry Jk Dtaw Attorney for executor Easy to Make H 11 htr.. MOTirt or aiAaiNS on riNAL ACCOUNT Nil. mti IK THE CIRCUIT COURT Or THJ STATS Or OMWH TOR JACKSON CPUNTT PHOSATC DCPAKTMXNT In th. Matter of th. IiUta) or fRANLla j. ui.pun. UKaica. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVSN it th. und.rftsnttl hu ftl hi. inml Account aamimiiraior an th Mtata of rrancl. J. GloBon, Sac.ao.d, wtth th. Circuit Curt of jacnoon iunty. vT.gon. an that aata court has Mt tnt 7tn day of Oetotwr, !, at th hour Of iv.w ociock in in forenoon ( ale) day In th Circuit Court room f th Curthua Bids., at M.dford. Jackaon County. Orson. ag th. tim and plact for haarlnf bjetioni thcrtte and th ttla mant thereof. DATED AND FIltBT P V USHXD thia Ird day of IWUm- bar. 1063. A. E. Plaaxa. Administrator Harbison and Flam Attornaya for Administrator HE JACKSON COUNTY JACKSON COUNTT FEDERAL ASSOCIA- Smart needlework! Make these smocked pillows of cor duroy, veletcen, satin, cotton. Easy, jiffy, smocked pillows! Done on reverse side of fabric. Psttem 7041: transfer; direc tions 11-inch round; 11 square; bolster 14-inches long. THIRTY FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 15 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing and special handling. Send to Alice Brooks, Medford Mail Tribune, Needle craft Dept., P. O. Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS, PATTERN NUMBER. 206 - HANDICRAFT HITS In our big, new 1964 Needlecraft Catalog, out now! See toys, looms, gifts, bazaar hit everything to crochet, knit, sew, weave, embroider, quilt, smock. Send 25c right now. 10-11 Shift with a fresh, new twist shoulder yoke detail to sew in the same or bold contrast. Whip it up in a few hours no complications! Printed Pattern 9144: Misses' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 1. Size IS requires 3Vs yards 35-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, Med ford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept.. 232 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 50e for Catalog. IKJAl NOTICIt FINAL NOTICE Notlc Is har.by ttvn that th. undrslfnd. as Administrator of th Eatau of Josl M. Smith, de ceased, haa filed his final account in the Circuit Court of the Stat of Oreson for Jackaon County, Probata Department, and that Men ciay. tne seen aay or October, 1B03, at the hour of 10.00 o'clock a.m. of said day and th court room of said court have been appointed by said court as the time and place for th hearlns or objections there to and the settlement thereof. Dated and first published, Sep tember 24 IMS. Date of last publication, Octo ber is, less. Walter E. Drennerii Administrator J. T. Ftlesel.. Jr., Attorney SUMMONS ron PUBLICATION Na. (1-MI-E IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Ol THE STATE OF OREGON FO 8 SAVINGS it LOAN TlvN, a corporation. Plaintiff and Crosa-Dcfendant, vs. COMMERCIAL HOME INSULA. TlON CO.. INC. an oreson cer noraUon. CEORCE W. HAMIL TON . and MAUDE E. HAMIL TON, partners dba Commercial Home insulation company, Defendants and CrosB-ComBlainants. LEE R. HOLT and NANCY It. HOLT, husband and wife, THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, JOHN J. COMER and ETHEL M GOMER. partners dba Modern Til Company, and M. L. MILLS, dba Nor Fae supply, Defendants and Cross-Defendants. TO: t.a R. Holt and Nancv R. Holt husband and wife, defendants and Cross-Defendants. IN THE NAME Of THE STATE Or OREGON: You and each of you are hereby required to appear and answr tha croaa comolatnt filed aratnst you in the above ntitld ault on or before th last day of four weeks from th date of first pubilcauon or summons nd if you fail ao to appear and answer said cross complaint for want thereof me crosa-compieinanie win apply la th court for relief demanded in said cross complaint aucelnctly Mini aa toiiowb, ic-wii: 1. Judgement for . an' original contractor lien on ine properly hereinafter described against the defendants ie it. Hon and Nancy R. Holt and tha plaintiff in the sum of SSS4.00 Jointly and aever aUy together with Interest there on at in rat or a per cent per annum from February IS. IB03 until Mid. th further sum of SS.SO for the filing and recording of said Hen. the sum of S9.00 for th cost In preparation of tha Hen, and attorney's fee. In tha sum or isoo.oo. s. Tnet tne following ecnDcj real property situated In Jackson County .Oregon, to-wtt: Lot l. Block, 3. central vauey Subdivision to the City of Central Point, Jackaon County, Orceron. b foreclosed and sold under de cree of this court to satisfy the above Hen and Judgment together with attorney feea, costa and dis-bureemente. S. That th cross-complainant's Uen h declared a Hen uoen the ebove deocrlbed real property and said uen oe aeciarea pnar ana superior to the claim, tiue, Inter eat, estate or Hen of th plaintiff and crosa-deienaants. 4. For such other and further relief as th court may determine Just snd eejultabte. This summons Is pubUshod by the order of the Judf e of th Cir cuit Court of th State of Ore gon for Jackson County duly made and entered on the 3S day of August, tees. The time prescribed in said or der for publication of this sum mons is once each week for four consecutive weeks. The daU of the first publication of this sum mons is for th 10th day f Septem ber. 103. FROHNMAYER. LOWRY S, DEATHERAGE By William V. Dcatharag M nrrlM Audrain 200 Cooley Theetr SuUdlnf Medford, Oregon , . Attorneys for Commercial Horn Insulation Co., inc., an Oregon corporation. Gaorae W. Hamilton and Maude (. Hamilton, partners dbe Commercial Home Insu lation Company. Defendants and Crese-Cemplelnants. Boy Scours Plan World Fair Trip NEW YORK (UPI) - More than 5,000 Boy Scouts from across the nation have made plans to visit the New York 19645 world s rair, arawn oy their own demonstration and exhibit area in the Industrial section of the Fair. The Fair corporation has designated July 17-23, 1964, dur ing the Fair's first session, ss "Boy scout ween ' to ue in with the National Scout Jam boree at Valley Forge, Pa., which will be held during this period. 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