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Six Candidates
File lor Council
In Jacksonville
JACKSONVILE-Six persons
filed (or three vacancies on the
Jacksonville city council be
fore filing deadline Saturday.
Two council members whose
terms will expire at the end
of this year, Paul Goodward
and Ruth Walker, were among
those filing for office. Don
Wendt did not file again.
Others who will seek election
to the two-year council terms
are E. W. (Dusty) Hannon,
Richard Souza Jr., and Bob
Cosier and George McUne.
The council decided last week
that this year's city election
will be held Tuesday, Nov. 5.
A check on the petition of
George McUne is being made
by City Recorder Jean Hewlett
to determine if he is a legal
resident of Jacksonville.
The city council will pass on
the candidates at its 8 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 15, meeting.
Retarded Program
In District 6
Discussed by Board
Problems of the mentally re
tarded program in district 6
were discussed when the board
of directors met Tuesday night.
Board members felt that an in
dustrial arts program for the
the group would not be feasible
until supervisory and liability
insurance problems are solved.
Board members also discussed
the October 15 tax referral.
It was announced that the joint
meeting of Oregon school boards
and Oregon School Administra
tors Association would be held
in Portland November 14 and
15.
Enrollment Up
C. A. Meyer, superintendent of
district 6 schools, reported that
the total enrollment in the dis
trict is 2,951, an increase of 8.2
per cent over last year.
He announced that there will
Be an adult welding class at Cra
ter and if there is sufficient in
terest there will also be an
adult agricultural bookkeeping
class.
Meyer reported the outstand
ing bonds are now $1,166,000,
with a remaining bonding capa
city of $2,593,544.
Resignation
It was announced that Dalton
Straus had resigned from the
budget committee. Since two
members of the board were ab
sent no appintment will be made
until all members of the board
can be present.
Director C. W. Anhorn pre
sided in the absence of chairman
Wilton White. Director H. S.
Deuel was also unable to at
tend. In other action the board ex
cused two boys from compulsory
attendance.
An average American motor
ist now pays about 80 cents in
motor fuel taxes each time he
has 10 gallons of gasoline put in
to his car.
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Gold Hill Council Contemplates
Ordinance To Regulate Bicycles
By MARY KK1.L
Mail Tribune Correspondent
GOLD HILL Residents of
Gold Hill are reminded by city
officials that a bicycle ordinance
is pending. A proposed ordi
nance to prohibit riding bicycles
on public sidewalks in the city
of Gold Hill was studied by
Mayor Richard Straus and six
council members at a regular
meeting on Oct. 7.
Recommendations for omis
sions and additions to the pro
posed ordinance were made and
the city recorder, Ferd Jones,
was instructed to prepare a bi
cycle ordinance for considera
tion at the Nov. 4 council ses
sion. It was indicated that final
action will be taken at that time.
According to council members
and Chief of Police Bill Young
the riding of bicycles on the city
sidewalks has reached a point
where it interfers with the nor
mal pedestrian traffic.
Sazards Created
It was stated that health and
safety hazards are created when
bicycles are parked on the side
walk at any time, in any place,
and often blocking the sidewalk
completely. Since some bicycle
riders fail to respond effectively
to suggestions for giving people
who walk on the sidewalk a fair
Subdivision, Trailer Ordinances
Eyed By Rogue River
By LAURAINE LAWS
Mail Tribune Correspondent
ROGUE RIVER At the reg
ular council meeting Oct. 10
Councilman Orvis Reeter acted
as mayor during Mayor John
Leyen's absence. Leyen is in
the Veteran's Hospital, at Van
couver, Wash.
Councilmen present at this
meeting were Lauren DeWeese,
Loyd Morrow, Foy James and
Arty Laws. George Magerle was
unable to attend.
The problem of trailer houses
in the city of Rogue River was
brought to the attention of the
council. This problem has also
been a topic of discussion in the
past. However, at this time the
council decided to adopt an ordi
nance pertaining to the matter.
This ordinance will not effect
trailer houses now in Rogue
Former Gold Hill
Resident Working
In Senator's Office
GOLD HILL Richard Ham
mersley, former Gold Hill resi
dent is working part time in
Sen. Maurine Neuberger's of
fice, while he is a student at
American School of Law in
Washington, D.C., according to
his mother, Mrs. Grover T.
Mulkey. He started school there
on Sept. 5.
Gold Hill Library
To Be Closed Tuesday
GOLD HILL-The Gold Hill
Branch Library will be closed
Tuesday, October 15, according
to Mrs. Frances Brown, libra
rian. She said the library room
will be used as a polling place
(or voters in precinct 89 on that
date which has been set for
election of the Oregon Tax
Measure.
Mrs. Brown said the library
will be open as usual the fol
lowing day. -
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and safe chance more stern
measures to assure the safety of
pedestrians seem to be neces
sary, it was stated.
The recommended ordinance
would prohibit any person from
riding on any public sidewalk.
It would be unlawful for anyone
to park a bicycle on any public
sidewalk in the city unless such
a bicycle be parked parallel to
and close to the building line
and not be in front of any build
ing entrance or doorway. No
bicycle could be laid down on
any sidewalk. The length of time
a bicycle could be lawfully park
ed would not be more than 15
minutes.
Penalties to be specified in the
proposed ordinance are: upon
the first offense the bicycle in
volved would be impounded by
the city for a period of seven
days. Upon any person's esecond
offense the bicycle involved
would be impounded for a pe
riod of 30 days. Upon the third
or later offenses the bicycle in
volved would be impounded for
not more than 60 days, and of
fenders would be subject to a
fine of up to $10 as well.
Program Planned
Police Chief Young said he
will plan a program to help in
form the youngsters of rules
River that meet the city's ordi
nance specifications, where the
trailer owner owns property, has
hookup to the city water and has
adequate sewage disposal. But
the new ordinance will not allow
any trailers in the future to be
parked in Rogue River, except
at designated trailer parks.
Robert Dames, city attorney,
presented a proposed subdivi
sion ordinance at this meeting to
Prospecf Garden Club
To Meet Tuesday;
Park To Be Dedicated
PROSPECT -The Prospect
Garden club will meet Tuesday
at 10 a.m. at the Prospect pub
lic park to plant trees that have
been awarded to the club for
its conservation and beautifi
cation efforts at the park, just
east of Prospect.
The award was given by the
Richfield Oil company, and a
representative of that firm will
be present at 2 p.m. to dedi-
cate the park. Local residents
who are interested are invited
to attend.
RegionalCalendar
GOLD HILLT u e s d a y, 8
p.m., Odd Fellows lodge No.
129 will meet in the I.O.O.F.
hall.
GOLD HILL Wednesday, 8
p.m., Amethyst Rebekah Lodge
No. 97 will meet in the Wilbur
Martin home on Second avenue.
GOLD HILL Thursday, 12
noon, Gold Hill Chamber of
Commerce will meet for a no
host luncheon and business
meeting at Rogue Riviera res
taurant. GOLD HILL Friday, 12 noon,
Gold Hill Garden club will meet
in the home of Mrs. Louie Loef
ler, Blackwell hill road.
Me k void Addresses Evans
Valley Group On Tax Bill
EVANS VALLEY-As part of
its community service pro
gram, Enterprise grange op
ened its hall to a public meet
ing last week to hear Alf Mck
vold, Jackson county schools
superintendent, discuss Tues
day's tax election.
Mekvold showed graphs and
charts on a screen and ex
plained the state budget, par
ticularly with regard to edu
cation. He voiced the opinion that a
"no" vote on the tax bill would
almost certainly lead to an in
crease in property taxes or the
possibility of presenting another
sales tax proposal to the voters.
He urged the voters to study
the bill carefully and under
stand what a !'yes" or "no"
CP Firemen Seek
Donations lor Truck
CENTRAL POINT-Members
of the Central Point Volunteer
Fire department are soliciting
donations to purchase a rescue
truck. Don Milligan. assistant
fire chief, explained today.
The rescue truck should not
be confused with a new pumper
which the city is buying, he
said. The pumper will be pur-1
chased with tax funds, the res- j
cue truck with donations col
lected by the firemen.
Milligan issued the explana
tion after some residents ap-1
narently became confused and
bought the solicitors werej
I merely persons posing as fire- a
men. 1 1 I
Altur unu
for bicycle riders so that they
will better understand the prob
lem.
Mayor Straus stressed that
there will be no shooting of do
mestic animals within the city
of Gold Hill just because they
are reported as a possible nuis
ance by someone.
Straus pointed out that shoot
ing in the first place is in vio
lation of the firearms law and
in the second place the cat or
dog might be some family's
household pet and not just a
stray animal. He encouraged
residents to use proper channels
as provided by public societies
if bothered by a stray cat or
dog.
The mayor's order followed
reports heard by the council of
complaints about cats and dogs.
Gold Hill has no dog ordinance
but animals must be licensed
in compliance with the Jackson
county dog regulations.
Council members agreed with
the mayor.
Representatives from Plum
mer Enterprises met with the
council to present plans for a
duplex to be built on lots 14 and
16 in block 26 on First ave.
Council action granted them a
variance for a set back from
the street. Plans shown were
Council
give the council adequate time
to study it. No action was taken,
but a special meeting will be.
called in the near future after
the council has time to meet
with the Jackson County Plan
ning commission, which will as
sist the council in planning a
new 42 lot subdivision. This new
project is at the end of Main
st. and at the junction of Wards
Creek road and the old stage
road, Gold Hill.
Councilman Lauren DeWeese
brought to the attention of the
council, the property known as
the old city dump. He told the
group he thought it too valuable
a piece of property to just aban
don. A committee was appoint
ed to study possibilities.
Mr. Cook and Mr. Willard ap
peared before the council to ob
tain information of the city's
building code, and pertaining to
the new city streets built by the
owners of the property which the
city will maintain. They have
purchased acreage on Pine St.
and have started building one
home and plan to build five
more in the future.
Several letters have been sent
to the Southern Pacific Rail
road by the city in recent years
concerning the "rough and
bumpy" condition at the rail
road crossing on Depot st. on
entering the city of Rogue River.
So far nothing has been done
about it. One of the councilmen
wondered if the letters the city
have written are getting to the
right channel. The council ap
pointed Loyd Morrow to investi
gate. Gene H i 1 g e r, Rogue River
maintenance man, was given
permission to look at and check
dump trucks for the future pur
chase by the city. A dump truck
is much needed at this time of
year for hauling surplus dirt and
rubbish obtained from cleaning
drain ditches.
An old ordinance pertaining to
trial by jury will be revised.
One of the principal changes will
b to increase the juror's pay
from one to five dolars per day.
vote would mean. After the talk
he answered a number of ques
tions from the audience.
Mrs. Fern Badcock, grange
master, explained that the
grange is a non-political or
ganization and that the views
expressed were not necessarily
those of the organization. She
also urged everyone to exer
cise their voting rights.
Coffee and cookies were
served by the grange ladies.
III
185 E. Main St. Phone; 482-2431, Ashland
L'rfe insurance available on all loans at low group rates
itl.-Uij ihibirtc, incur utU,
drawn according to FHA speci
fications, they stated.
Recommended cleaning of
ditches to be done by mainte
nance department and certain
street work was discussed.
Consideration was given on
the improvements under study
for the sewage disposal plant.
This matter was tabled until
further investigation is made by
the council.
A-Too lata To Classify
FOR RENT Furn., nearly new 2
bdrm. home. 60 drawers, loti of
storage rm.. fuel, best view. 5
nun. from Medford. Double ga
rage & garden space. Just $1.15.
773-4HJ.
FOR SALE 19ti2 Mercury Meteor
2-dr.. stick shift. Sharp. Take
over payments. 778-24(18.
FOR SALE 1959 International 4
wheel dr., 1 T.. flatbed. $1700.
W. Harbeck rd.. Grants Pass.
Ph. 476-4158.
FOR SALE Laurel $20. Fir $18.
Del. 779-2576.
FOR SALE West in chouse refrig.,
self-defrosting, 80-lb. freezer,
meat keeping drawer. $100. Bed
room set w'2 matching night
stands. $50. 664-2215.
FOR SALE COIN COLLECTION
772-2779
For Sale. Cheap Excess of Shrubs
St small trees. 343 North Grape.
FOR RENT Upstairs turn, apt."
772-9903.
FOR SALE One of Medford's bet
ter beauty shops, good location.
Write Tribune Box 8804.
WANTED Mature woman to live
in country and assist with light
housework. Rm. Board St wages.
No drinkers or smokers. 497-1319
FOR SAL E Rabbits. 27 does, 3
bucks, babies & cages. Will (take
$150. for all, or sell separate.
773-4480.
TO GIVE AWAY 2 nuffy honey
colored kittens. 772-7248 after 4.
FOR RENT Furn. 1-bdrm. apt.
Utilities pd. $75. Adults, no pets.
511 So. Holly. 772-9180.
FOR RENT 2-bdrm. unfurn.,
appointment only. 773-4183.
FOR RENT Sleeping rm.. work
ing woman; kitchen privileges.
772-5005.
WANTED Acreage up to $100"
per A on public road. Give de
lalls. Write Tribune Box 6805.
FOR SALE 1961 Falcon Ranchcro,
$100 dn.. $50 mo. 772-2181.
FOR RENT Redecorated 2-bdrm.
unfurn. house. $65. 773-4481.
FOR RENT Clean 1-hdrm. furn.
house. Medford. 535-2324 or
535-1334.
FOR REN T Furn. front apt.,
ground floor. Clean, close in. All
util. pd., except oil heal. Old
man. woman or couple pre
ferred. No drinkers or pets. 122
Portland ave. 773-6349.
FOR RENT Apt. 2 mil. St bath.
Outside entrance. All elcc. Wat
er, garbage pd. 1218 W. Main.
773-5057.
FOR RENT 2-bdrm. house. Med
ford area. No drinkers or small
children. 664-2522.
FOR SALE Pickup Canopy, all
meta 1 for long wide box. 855-1 421
FOR SALE Vintage '43 mllfafy
Jeep. God mechanical condition,
new canvas, good rubber St up
holstery. See at 517 N. Barne
burg rd.. anytime.
FOR RENT CLEAN. FURN. 1
bdrm. house. 616 Bcatty. $75,
water St garbage pd. 772-7713,
eves.
FOR SALE Clo.te springers and
bred Holsten, Guernsey and Jer
sey heifers. Haworth, Butte
Falls highway.
FOR RENT Clean, furn. apt.,
close in. all utilities pd. 217 S.
Riverside.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
THAT on the 22nd day of October,
1963, at the hour of 0:00 O 'Clock
A.M., at the front door of the
Jackson County Courthouse locat
ed at Main and Oakdale Streets in
Medford. Oregon, I shall sell at
Public Auction for cash to the
highest bidder, all of the right,
title, lien, estate and interest of
David W Chase and Evelyn Car
penter Chase, husband and wife,
Christian Schcmpp, Judgment cre
ditor, Marie K. Schempp, Judgment
creditor, M. M. Huggins, judgment
creditor, General Credit Service
Inc.. an Oregon corporation and
Abco Credit Service Inc., an Ore
gon corporation, in the following
described real property, to-wit:
Beginning at an iron pipe on on
ensterly line of the County Road,
said pipe being South 41 East
3R3 7 feet from the southeast cor
ner of Donation Land Claim No.
45 In Township 3B South, Range
1 West of the Willamette Meri
dian, in Jackson County, Oregon;
thence along said road line,
South 37 30' East 550,0 feet to
the west line of tract described
in Volume 261 page 370 of the
Deed Records of Jackson County.
Oregon; thence North 500.0 feet
to an iron pipe; thence South
westerly 342.0 feet to the point
of beginning; being a part of Lot
Eleven (111 of OAK GROVE
TRACT in Jackson County. Ore
gon, according to the official
plat thereof, now of record.
Subject to:
I. The effect of said property,
or any part thereof, lying within
the Talent Irrigation District and
subject to all water and Irriga
tion rights, easements for ditches
and canals, and all regulations
of said District.
SAID SALE is made pursuant to
an execution in Foreclosure issued
out of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for the Countv of
Jackson on the 18th day of Sep
tember, 1063. wherein Marie C.
Rehling Is Plaintiff and David W.
Chase and Evelyn Carpenter Chase,
husband and wife, et si, are De
fendants. Dated this 23rd day of Septem
ber, 1063
DcArmond Leigh. Sheriff
Jackson County, Oregon
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CITY
FINANCE COMPANY
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice it hereby given that the
undersigned hai been appointed
by the Circuit Court of the Stale
of Oregon for Jack ton Countv.
Executrix of the Estate of Elmer
L. Adam, deceased, and hat qual
ified. All persona having claims
agamit the estate of Mid Dece
dent are hereby notified to pre
aent them, duly certified, to me
at 1005 Eul Main Street, Med
ford. Oregon, within aix month
from the date of this notice.
Dated and first published thu
7th day of October. I9t3.
Theresa G. Adanu
Executrix
Ronald t. Ricketts
Attorney for Executrix
NOTICE TO CKtCniTORS
No. P. 170-63
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TMF
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF JACKSON
In the Matter of the Estate of
CLARICE E MOE. Deceased
Notice is hereby given that The
First National Bank of Oregon.
Portland, by an order of the
above Court du!y made and
entered on the 18th dav of Julv.
Iflti3, was appointed Executor of
the above-named estate. All per
sons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to pre
sent the same, with the proper
vouchers, to the Trust Department,
The First National Bank of Ore
gon. Portland. No. 1 East Main
Street, Medford, Oregon, within
six months from the date of first
publication of this notice.
Dated and first published Sep
tember 23. 1PH3.
The First National Bank of
Oregon, Portland
By Van Dyke. Dellenback
V McGoodwin
Attorneys for Executor
NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX
SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY
PROBATE NO. ti3-10
IN THE CIRCUT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF
KLAMATH
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF ANTHONY GRIMM.
Deceased, NOTICE is hereby given
that the undersigned Evoentrtv
of the estate of ANTHONY GRIMM.
deceased, pursuant to an order of
sale of the Circuit Court of the
Stnte of Oregon for the County of
Klamath, made and entered in the
above entitled estate on the 24th
day of September, 1063, will offer
ior sale ana sel from and nitrr
the 28th dav of October, lflfi.t. for
cash or for part cash and part cred.
ii. hi uie law oil ices ot !. K.
PUCKETT, Attorney at Law. First
Federal Savings .V Loan Building,
Klamath Falls. Oregon, the follow
ing described real property belong
ing to said estate, to wit:
Lots 0 and 10 in Block 9 of the
Town of Phoenix. Jackson
County, Oregon, according to the
Official plat thereof, now of re
cord. EXCEPTING THEREFROM
the Easterly 60.0 feet thereof.
The sale will be subject to the
confirmation of the above entitled
Court.
OLA MAY ST ONER. Kvoriilriv
P. K. PUCKETT
Attorney for Executrix
First Federal Saving- & Loan
Building
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Date of first publication: Septem
ber Ml, l!(tlj
Date of last publication: October
21st, 1963
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ones are not properly wired to meet the demands of modern electric living.
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THIS ALLOWANCE MEANS THAT YOU CAN INSTALL A TRULY MODERN
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
The Hornbrook Elementary
School District invites bids Mr
furnishing and installing a chain
link fence around the major por
tion of the school grounds. Spec
ifications are available from the
Building Department, Superin
tendent of Schools Office. Court
house. Yrekrt. califoi ma Send
bids to Mrs. Thomas Watt, Clerk
of the Board. Hornbrook Elemen
tary School District. Hornbrook.
California.
Sealed bids will be accepted
and opened at a solum, board meet
ing on Tuesdav. Oct. 22. 1!H;.
at 7 30 pm at the Hornbrook
School
Fade Point
Irrigation District
USED EQUIPMENT SALE
CALL FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be accepted hv
the Eagle Point Irrigation District
I on the following items of cauiu-
nient;
1-lfiR!. ton Ford pickup, Sen
al No. FluIX.H212.tl
1-1933 Willys Universal Jeep,
drive. Serial ,n 532(.n;(RBi;2
1-11137 Will s Universal Jeep.
4x4 drive. Serial No. 5":.4B
84 03 7
.-l!ir2 International Scout. 2x4
drive. Serial No, fli'KC UtL'nflA
Instruction!, tor bidders and ad
ditional information inav be had
by writing to the Eaclc Point Ir
rtgation District, p O. Box 1S7.
Eagle Point, Oregon, or phoning
Acceptance n( 'jids will be clos
ed al 12:00 noon November 5. Hi3.
1. R. Silveirn
Secretary-Manager
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will he received hv
the Jackson Countv Court at the
Courthouse at Mcdlord. Oregon, on
or bctnrc 10:00 A.M. on the 23rd dav
of October. Hit. 3. for the furnishing
of Pacific 300 Fuel Oil and Pacific
200 Fuel Oil to the Countv Court
House, the County Farm" Home,
and the new County Health Build
ing, for tha.- period of November 1,
lli3 to October 31. lF.i4 inclusive
Instructions to bidders and speci
fications may be obtained at the of
fice of the County Clerk and the
County Court.
.tacktton Countv Court
Earl M Miller.
County Judge
Edwin H Taylor.
County Commissioner
Donald E. Fa her.
County Commissioner
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT
No. 11276
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY PROBATE DE
PARTMENT In the matter of the Estate
of
MAZIE ANN BATES.
Deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned has filed his Final
Account as Administrator of the
estate ol Ma7ic Ann Bates, de
ceased, with the Circuit Court of
Jackson County. Oregon, and that
said Court has sel the 18th dav of
November, HM3. at the hour of
10:00 o'clock m the forenoon of
said day in the Circuit Court
Room of the Courthouse Building,
at Medford. Jackson County. Ore
gon, as tne tune and place ior
hearing objections thereto and the
settlement thereof.
DATED AND FIRST ' PUB
LISHED this 14th day of October,
lf)G3.
H C. Bates,
Harbison and Pin?7a
Mtoineys Ior Annitnistrator
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MONDAY, OCTOBER
LEGAL NOTICES
TO ALL LANDOWNERS. ASSESS
MENT PAYERS OR OTHER IN
TERESTED PARTIES IN GOLD
HILL IRRIGATION DISTRICT:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on Tuesday, November 3. 11(63
at 8 00 o'clock P.M.. the Board of
Directors of Gold Hill Irrigation
District, acting as a Board of Equal
isation, will meet in the office of
said Board on the South Service
Road of Highway No. 99. Route t.
Box 51. Gold Hill, Oregon, for the
purpose of reviewing and correct
ing the District assessments and ap
portionments of taxes for the year
l!)64. Such assessment list as ap
proved hy the Board of Directors
of said District is now on file In
the office of the District where It
is open for inspection to all inter
ested parties.
THIS NOTICE Is published by
order of the Board ol Directors of
said District.
MRS. BERTHA COY ROSS
Secretary
TO ALL LANDOWNERS. ASSESS
MENT PAYERS OR OTHER IN
TERESTED PARTIES IN EAGLE
POINT IRRIGATION DISTRICT:
NOTICE is hereby given that on
Tuesday. November 5, 1!63. at
10 00 o'clock A.M.. the Board of
Directors of Eagle Point Irrigation
District, acting as a Board of
Equalization, will meet in the office
said Board at Eagle Point, Oregon,
for the purpose of reviewing and
correcting the District assessments
and apportionments of taxes for
the year 164. Such assessment
list ns approved and adopted by
the Board of Directors of said Dis
trict is now on file in the office of
said District where it is open for
inspection to all interested parties.
THIS NOTICE IS published by
order of the Hoard of Directors
of said District.
I. R. Silvcira
Secretary
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON. FOR
JACKSON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate
of
BERN1CE C. KUNZMAN.
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned hat filled her final
account in the above estate, and
that the court has fixed Novem
ber IR. inr3. at 1:30 o'clock pin.
in the Circuit Court Room of the
Jackson Countv Court House as
the time and place for hearing of
objections to surh final account.
All persons interested are re
quired to mnke or file fheir ob
jections to said final account, if
any they have, ol or before said
time.
Dated and first published this
14th day of October, 1963.
Jeannette Marshal
Executrix
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that I
have been appointed by the Or
nut Court of the State of Oregon
for Jackson County Executor of
thp Will of Alice Vincent, de
ceased, and have qualified. All
persons having claims against the
estate of said decedent are here
by notified to present them, with
proper vouchers, duly verified to
me at the office of Skyrman St
Heisel. x attorneys for said executor,
at Room 321 Medical Center
Bulldinc. in Medford. Ore con.
within six months from the date
of this notice.
Dated and first published Octo
ber 14th. 1063.
Harry C. Skyrman
Executor
Skvrman Heisel
Attorneys for Executor
ELECTRIC
(2) Applications before November 5, 1963 on residential con
struction only (wiring permits must be dated between August
5 and November 5, 1963) (3) have their heating and wiring
thereto installed by authorized CalOre Electrical League
contractors. See eligibility rules and qualifications posted by
heating or wiring contractors displaying the CaUOre Electrical
League Emblem.
PARTICIPATING DISTRIBUTORS
ELECTRIC HEATING EQUIPMENT
The Sloan Co. Kino Swan Civelier
Tilman-Booth Chromalox Electrend
Wettinghouie Electtlc Supply Weitinghoutt
Modem Plumbing I SfcA MirVii ater Heat Pump
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Air pollution experts estimate
that industrial plants waste up
to $800 million worth of fuel an
nually because of inefficient
burning methods.
I LODGE NOTICES
Sperial Convocation,
Crater Lake Chapttr
32 RAM. Tuesday
evening October 15th.
Mark Master Deere
7:30 P. M. Refresh
ments after the mr.
ini1Donald L L.WaldronE.H.p.
Medford Bodies, Scottish
Rite. Monday. Oct. 14,
1963. 8:00 P.M. Stated
Lodge 4 Chapter. Sixth,
degree. Address by Bro,
Edwin R. Durno. Refresh
ments. Visitlns hrtthrrn
welcome.
t red APjjrmnSecretaor
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Medford Lodge -No. 83
I.O.O.F. meets Tuesday,
Oct. 15 at ft n m. Vi-itnr
welcome. Refreshments.
E. B. McNew N G.
2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS
THE JACKSON County unit. Ore
gon Federation of Republican
clubs rummage sale. Oct. 18-19,
Fehl Building.
PLANT & RUMMAGE SALE-"
OCT. 17. 9 to 4
By the Central Point Garden
Club at the Central Point Grange
RUM MAGE SALE Cat Care So
ciety, Oct. 14th A 15th. 9 a.m.
p.m. rem mag.
RUMMAGE SALE FEHL BLDG.
Wed.. Oct. 16, 12 noon to 5.
Thurs . Oct. 17, 9 to 5. By Wom
en of Westminster Presbyterian
Church.
3-PERSONAL
TREAT rugs right they'll be a de
light If cleaned with Blue Lustre,
Rent electric shampooer $1
Johnson Paint Center.
ASK ABOUT our permanent! given
hy Junior students Fridays &
Saturdays starting Oct. 18th As
19th. Medford Beauty School.
772-6155.
VIOLET ZEMKE. Operator
Talent Beauty Salon. 535-4103
DRINKING YOUR PROBLEM?
Contact A A. Sun. 8 p.m.
Thurs. 8:30. 404 Walnut
Pb. 664-2006 770-1251
AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS?
If age. driving r e o o r d, un
insured accident financial re
sponsibility filing, etc.. ii making;
if difficult for you to securo
proper Insurance, see us. Con
venient monthly Installment. Don
Stathos Insuror. 1005 E. Main,
Med ford. 773-6658. Open Mon.
& fues JtlU 9 p.m.
ELDERLY Would you like good
food & loving care in a clean,
modern private home? Call 779-
iu.i4, evenings.
LARGE selection imported yarns
at the Yarn Barn. 1824 W. Main
Plenty o t Parking Space.
RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS.
Prdersen 772-4438
MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic StudtoT
214 Fluhrer Bldg. 772-0611
'GINGER'
OWNER OF BEAUTY SALON a
RfH Stewart ave. Special person
alized service. All work guaran
teed Welcomes ladies with thtn,
fine or problem hair.
EVENING APPOINTMENTS
Closed Mondays 773-3130
HEAT
contractor
14, 1963
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