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Kennedy's Mother
Receives Medal
GREENSBURG, Pa. (UPD
Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy,
mother of President Kennedy,
was presented the Elizabeth
Scton Medal Saturday at cere
monies at Seton Hill College.
. An estimated 1,500 persons
attended the ceremonies Hon'
oring Mrs. Kennedy for her ex
tensive service to philarv
thropic and charitable enter
prises.
Mrs. Kennedy, the first reel.
picnt of the award established
in honor of Blessed Elizabeth
Ann Seton, first native-born
American ever to b raised to
the honors of the altar, received
the metal from Monsignor Wil
liam G. Ryan, president of the
college.
Portlander Burned
In Apartment Fire
PORTLAND (UPI) - John T.
Powers, 53, Portland, suffered
first and second degree burns
. on his shoulders, chest and legs
. Friday night in a fire at the
Almira Apartments here.
Firemen said Powers was in
bed when the blaze broke out,
He was treated at Good Samari.
1 tan Hospital and released.
Damage to the apartments was
estimated at $650. Cause of the
fire was under investigation
Lakeview Man Shot;
Suspect Being Held
LAKEVIEW (UPI) - Tony L.
Martin, Lakeview, was report
ed in critical condition with a
bullet wound in his abdomen
Saturday at Lakeview Hospital.
A man identified as lone Ed
wards was being held pending
further investigation.
Officers said the shooting oc
curred early Saturday. No other
details were Immediately avail
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Oregon Reclamation
Congress To Aieef
BEND (UPI) - The Oregon
Reclamation Congress will hold
its 52nd annual meeting here
Nov. 6-8.
The speakers included Harold
Nelson of Boise, regional di
rector of the Bureau of Recla
mation; LaSalle Coles of Prine
ville, president of the National
Reclamation Association; State
Rep. Kessler Cannon, R-Bend,
and Dr. Emery Castle, profess
or of agricultural economics at
Oregon State University.
Lounging Boots
Be sporty and fashionable
this winter. Wear your heart on
your boots. Easy to make.
Be warm-neanea smcn up
cozv. auilted boots easily for
Christmas gifts or yourself.
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sizes small, medium, large, ex
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mailing and special handling.
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tions of parched southwest Texas with rains of more than six
inches. San Antonio has received the heaviest rain in six
Feeding the Family
ZOLITA
Food
We Salute United Nations Day
With Recipes from
Other Nations
Eating internationally in the
home in celebration of United
Nations Day Is a growing tradi
tion. President and Mrs. Eisen
hower initiated a "UN Day Fam
ily Meal" at the White House
in 1050 with a menu chosen by
Mrs. Eisenhower to suit the oc
casion.
The essence of the philosophy
for a ."UN Day Family Meal"
is that from time immemorial
men have broken bread together
as a token and pledge of friend
ship and good will . , . and so
it will continue to be. Through
the serving of international dish
es and menus throughout the
year, families increase not only
their knowledge of food, but guin
a greater understanding and ap
preciation of the cultures of oth
er nationalities. Because our
heritage comes from so many
countries, eating "international
ly probably comes more nat
urally to Americans than to peo
ple of other lands.
Tacns C'onsiilerrcl
llumliurgrr of Mexico
Tacos are as popular in Mex
ico as our satisfying, ever pop
ular American hamburgers are
here. Like the hamburger, it
takes to variations dependent
on taste and what is available.
Actually it is a tortilla (both
wheat and corn tortillas are
available fresh daily or canned
at local stores) filled with
cooked ground meat, chicken,
refried beans or avocado filling
. . . many times a combination
of two or more.
Grated cheese, freshly chop
ped onion, sliced or diced to
matoes andor shredded lettuce
are considered essential by
many beef taco lovers.
Beef Tacns. Many like I h e
meat cooked In a sauce as in
this recipe; others prefer the
meat sauteed, salt and peppered
to taste and a hot or mild taro
sauce on hand for pouring into
the finished product. In any
event don't wait until "manana"
to enjoy this flavorsome "ham
burger" from south of the bor
der. Recipe makes enough filling
for 8 tacos; more if cheese, on
ions, tomatoes and or lettuce
are added.
l'i pounds ground beef
13 cup chopped onion
2 tablespoons shortening
U cup chopped green pepper
I clove garlic, minced
23 cup chili sauce
l'i teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
8 or more corn or wheat
tortillas
Saute beef and onion in short
ening. Add green popper and
gai lic. Combine chili sauce with
salt and Worcestershire sauce;
stir into meat mixlurc. Simmer
10 to 15 minutes; stirring occa
sionally. Fry tortillas on hot, ungreased
griddle or skillet until browned
in spots, turning to brown both
sides.OR deep fat fry until just
the desired crispness; fold in
half; cover, keep warm in tow
els or foil, or in oven. Kill each
tortilla with approximately one
half cup meat mixture (loss if
other additions are to he made).
Chicken Tacos: Saute one
third cup chopped onions and
one-fourth cup chopped green
pepper in two tablespoons short
ening until crisp-tender. Add 3'j
cups cubed, cooked chicken, one
cup chill sauce, one-fourth cup
blanched almonds, slivered, two
teaspoons Worcestershire sauce,
one teaspoon salt and one tea
spoon apple or cider vinegar.
Stir gently, but well. Heat thor
oughly. Fill fried tortillas as
above.
Bahy (irrrn Peppers
The Spanish often fry small
canned or fresh, whole green
sweet peppers in olive oil; sprin
kle them wllh lemon juice and
I salt and serva them, seeda and
I all, is i hot vegetable. Pypicntos
VINCENT
Editor
are good served this way, too.
La Bonne Fondue Swiss
International Favorite
Cheese Fondue, or as the
Swiss refer to it "La Bonne Fon
due," is a swirling, dipping,
dunking dish supreme. Every
one at the table becomes an ac
tive participant in the joyful
ritual of eating as they dip bite
size pieces of Italian or French
bread into its savory goodness.
Recipe makes four servings.
1 pound Swiss (Emmentaler)
cheese, shredded or finely
cut
1 teaspoon cornstarch
1 clove garlic, cut in half
2 cups dry white wine
3 tablespoons Kirsch or cog
nac, optional
Nutmeg, pepper or pap
rika, to taste
2 loaves narrow Italian or
French bread cut into bite
size pieces.
Rub cooking utensil well with
garlic or crush garlic with gar
lic crusher. Pour in wine; set
over slow heat. Toss shredded
cheese with cornstarch. When
wine is heated to point that air
bubbles rise to the surface, add
cheese by handfuls, stirring con
stantly with wooden spoon. Keep
stiring until all the cheese has
been added and mixture is
smooth. Add Kirsch, if desired.
Stir in nutmeg, pepper or pap
rika to taste.
Platlar; Swedish
Dessert Pancakes
Plattar, made with cottage
cheese and topped with a tart
sweet Maraschino Cherry
Sauce, Is a Swedish dessert pan
cake delicacy. Recipe makes
six servings.
Separate three eggs. Beat to
gether egg yolks, two table
spoons sugar, one-eighth tea
spoon salt and three tablespoons
melted butter. Add one-half cup
sifted all-purpose flour alter
nately with one-half cup milk,
boating well after each addiiton.
Force one cup (one-half pint)
creamed cottage cheese through
sieve; mix into batter. Beat egg
whites until stiff but not dry;
fold into batter. Melt butter in
large skillet or on griddle; spoon
in one tablespoon batter for each
pancake. Brown lightly on both
sides; serve hot with sauce.
Maraschino Cherry Sauce
Blend together one teaspoon
cornstarch, one-fourth cup sug
ar, one-fourth cup maraschino
cherry juice and one-fourth cup
water. Cook, stirring constantly,
over low heat until slightly thick
ened and clear. Stir in two ta
blespoons softened butter, one
third cup lemon juice and one
half cup chopped red marasch
into cherries (about 20 cher
ries). Pantry Shelf Supper Ring
Convenient. Satisfying
Exactly as its name implies,
this Pantry Shelf Supper Ring
utilizes a number of conveni
ence foods that have become
staple items over the past few
years. Though meatless, this en
tree is thoroughly satisfying to
the inner man. Pitted ripe olives
are at their best here, combined
with pre-cooked rice, tomato
sauce, seasonings and grated
cheese. This may be served top
ped with creamed ham, hard
cooked eggs or vegetables, or as
a side dish with meat or fish en
tree. 1 package (14-ounce) instant
rice
l'i tablespoons instant minced
onion
2 teaspoons seasoned salt
1 can (8-ounce) tomato sance
1 cup pitted ripe olives
l'j cups grated Cheddar cheese
Cook rice with onion and salt
according to package directions
using tomato sauce as part of
the liquid. Cut olives into wed
ges. Add olives and cheese to
hot rice; mix lightly. Pack into
oiled lW-quart ring mold. Heat
in moderate 350 degree, oven
10 to 15 minutes or until re-hcat-ed
through. Or, If It is to be
served topped with cream sauc
ed meat, vegetable, hard-cooked
eggs, or fish, turn out s soon as
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD.
months, causing flash floods in
driver of the car at left was able
Contractors Invited
Contractors from Klamath
Falls, Medford, Grants Pass,
Ashland, Roseburg and other
communities in Lake, Douglas,
Klamath, Josephine and Jackson
Counties have been invited to
attend an October meeting of
the Associated General Contrac
tors, Portland chapter, to be held
Monday, Oct. 28, at the Rogue
Valley Country Club, Medford.
Leonard R u n k 1 e, chapter
president, has invited area high-
Labor, AGC Reach
New Agreement
PORTLAND An unprece
dented and amicable conclusion
of a new labor-management
agreement 11 weeks before ex
piration of the existing contract
has been reported by spokesmen
for the Portland chapter, Asso
ciated General Contractors and
the Western Washington District
Council of Laborers.
The agreement is subject to
ratification by both union and
AGC members. It becomes ef
fective Jan. 1, 1964, and expires
May 31, 1967.
The joint announcement was
made by Leonard A. Runkle,
president, Portland chapter,
AGC, and L. W. Hashman, exec
utive secretary, Western Wash
ington District Council of La
borers. Runkle commended Hashman,
chairman of the union negoti
ators, and Floyd Summers, Med
ford, chairman of the AGC ne
gotiating committee, for the ex
cellent spirit of cooperation
which prevailed during negotia
tions. molded and serve immediately.
Makes six to eight servings.
Lamb in Currant-Orange Sauce
Lucky is the family whose
leftover lamb roast slices end
up like these.
8 slices cold roast lamb
Vj cup lamb gravy
2 teaspoons cornstarch
4 cup currant jelly
M cup orange juice
Crumbled dried mint
leaves
Mix cornstarch with gravy in
saucepan. Add currant jelly, or
ange juice and mint to taste.
Cook over low flame, stirring
constantly, until mixture is
slightly thickened. Heat slices of
lamb in sauce; listen to exclam
ations of pleasure.
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low sections of the city. The
to swim to safety. (UPI)
.
To AGO Meeting
way, heavy and building con
tractors to join with AGC board
members in a reception at 6
p.m. and a dinner which will
follow.
A business meeting of the
board at 2 p.m. will precede
the reception and dinner.
Purpose of the Medford ses
sion will be to acquaint South
western Oregon contractors with
membership qualifications of
AGC which include two years'
of operation, a gross annual vol
ume of $100,000 and adherence
to the AGC rules of skill, respon
sibility and integrity.
Montez Transferred
To Portland Post
Leo M. Montez, chief clerk in
the Southern Pacific traffic de
partment in Medford, has been
promoted to a similar position
in the Portland district office
effective Nov. 1, according to
W. D. Longmore, district freight
and passenger agent.
Montez began with the com
pany as a telegrapher at Salem
in July, 1955, and transferred
to traffic work in October, 1959.
His position will be filled by
John Z. Masson, present diver
sion clerk at Medford who joined
SP as a clerk in the operating
department in July, 1953. Mas
son transferred to the traffic
department in November, 1959.
Eugene Alan Collects
Ribbons at Exposition
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -John
Hill of Eugene, Ore., col
lected ribbons for the champion
Shropshire ram and ewe at the
Grand National Livestock Expo
sition which opened Friday night
at the Cow Palace.
LEGAL NOTICES
Eaffle Poinl
Irrigation District
USED EQUIPMENT SALE
CALL KOB BIDS
Scalcrt bids will he accepted by
the Eagle Point Irrigation District
on the following items of equip
ment: 1-lfl.l.S ton Ford pickup. Seri
al No. Fll)D."n2l2ai
I-10S9 Willvs Universal Jeep,
drive. Serial No: :,;,tia:i8822
1-1037 Willys Universal .leep,
4x4 drive. Serial No: 57548
R40.i7 1-11)62 International Scout. 2x4
drive. Serial No. 8HFC 1 H29!l A
Instructions for bidders and ad
ditional Information may he had
by wntins to the EacJc Point Ir
rigation District, p. O- Box 137.
Eadle Point. Oregon, or phoning
497-341 I.
Acceptance of bids will be clos
ed at 12:00 noon November 5, 1963.
I.. R. Silvcira
Secretary-Manager
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Lod?e Notices - , 1
Special Club Notices 2
Personal 3
Lost and Found . 4
Instructions ,. ,., 5
Wanted Male Help 10
Wanted Female Help 11
Male or Female Help 12
Wanted Situations 13
Wanted Miscellaneous 14
Financial & Loans . IS
REAL ESTATE
For Rent Houses 20
For Rent Apartments -21
For Rent Furnished Rooms ,. 22
Rent Rooms and Board 2'A
For Rent Miscellaneous . 24
Wanted To Rent 25
Medford Realty Board 30
For Sale Real Estate 31
Business Opportunities s-
Wanted Real Estate 33
AD DIRECTORY
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Building Supplies .......... 40
Appliances - .... 41
Furniture 42
Musical Equip., Radio, TV 43
Sports and Hobbies 44
Miscellaneous .. 43
Nurseries 46
Dofjs and Pets .............. 30
Poultry 51
Livestock 52
Wanted Livestock S3
Hay. Grain and Feed 54
Fruits St Vegetables 55
Automotive & Equipment
Machinery and Tractors fiO
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1 LODGE NOTICES
Medford LodRc No. 83.
I. O. O. F. Homecoming
Oct. 29. Dinner 6 p.m.
Meeting 7:30. Entertainment.
E B. McNcw, N. G.
Medford Bodies Seoltih
Rite Monday. Oct. 28,
lilfi3, 8:00 P.M. Stated
Council 8c Consistory.
Thirteenth degree. Ad
dress by Bro. Rev. D.
Kirkland West Rcfretih
. Visiting brethren wel-
Frrd A Purdln. Srrrrtnrv
C-Card of Thanks
WE WISH TO THANK EVERYONE
for their kindness, cards, flowers
and help since Mr. Porucs acci
dent Oct. 3. An especial thanks
to Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wilson.
Mr. Pocue is setting along fine
and expects to be home from
Hospital soon.
Mrs. L. O. Pogue and Family
2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS
RUMMAGE Sale 909 N. Central
Oct. 2tith. through 30th. 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Clean used clothing,
dolls, knick knacks, misc. items,
greatly reduced-
"Christmas Beautiful"
Holiday Arrangements
Demonstrations by Mrs. Mer
ritt England. Central Point
Grange Hall. Central Point.
Nov, I 10.30 to 3 p.m.
Admission !)u- Sack lunch
Tea or cot fee available
RUMMAGE SALE: By American
Legion Auxiliary, Medford Unit.
Tuesday Oct. 29 9 to 4-30
Wed. 30th. 9 to 1 30. Legion
Home. 404 Walnut, back of
PulvcrMotel.
THE Siskiyou Pioneer Sites Foun
dation is holding a rummage sale
at the Fehl Bldg. in Medford.
Mon , Oct. 28th from 9 a.m. to
4 p m. There'll be some fine
clothing and loads of odds n
ends The Fehl Bldg. will be
open Sun. from 1 to 4 p m. to
accept rummage or ph. 899-H86
or :ii-ibii( uir piCK up
RUMMAGE SALE
MEDFORD ARMORY. Fn. 12 noon
to 9, Sat., to a.m. to 10 p m.
Sun . 1 to 5
3-PERSONAL
ASK about our Junior permanents
& hair stvles at Medford Beauty
School. For appointment phone
772-6 1 55.
LET Beauty Culture he your Ca
reer. Enroll now for November
Class and learn this fascinating
prutchston. Come in and sec us
at Medford Beautv School. 3 W.
th St. Call 772-6135 or call the
Byrds at Home. 772-42.t3.
GINGER
A.VD
KARLENE
Specialists in thin. fine,
problem hair & permanents.
New Prices. Eve. Appointments.
Closed Mondays 773-3139
MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studied
214 Fluhrer Bldg. 773-0611
WANTED!
White Speck Logs
$30.00 per 1000
American Veneer Co.
White City, Oregon Phone 826-9021
3-PERSONAL
AFTER this date, Oct. 24." 1963,
I will no longer be responsible
for any bills other than my own.
Louis D. Clayton. 6645 Oskhurst
St., Central Point.
PERMANENTS $8 .... UP
Evenings by appointment.
RIVERSIDE BEAUTY SALON
1238 V Riverside Ave.
773-4200 or 664-3485
PANTS TAPERED t2. CUFFED SI.
772-2814 sftery
Coins 6t Stamps, bought & sold.
JEFFERSON COIN SHOP
13 N. Fir. 772-2859
RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS.
Prderson 772-4438
ANYONE having t drinking prob
lem 1 welcome at the Medford
Group of Alcoholics Anonymous
bmu p.m. lues a oai. rear
of 21 N Oakdale 773-4848. Al
Anon Group every Tuesday.
VIOLA ZEMKE. Operator
Talent Beauty Salon. 535-4103
CARPETS a fright? Make them a
beautiful sight with Blue Lustre.
Rent electric shampooer $1.
Johnson Paint Center,
DRINKING YOUR PROBLEM?
Contact A A. Sun. 8 p.m.
Thurs. 8:30. 404 Walnut
Ph. 664-2006 779-1251
AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS?
If age. driving record, un
insured accident financial re
sponsibility filing, etc. is making
it difficult for you to secure
proper insurance, see us. Con
venient monthly installment. Don
Stathos InMiror, 1005 E. Main,
Medford, 773-6658. Open Mon.
& Tues 'till S D.m.
CREDIT EQUITY, INC.
Is a debt consolidation agency
licensed St bonded by the State
of Oregon with the purpose of
planned debt reduction.
201 Medical Center Bldg.
33 N CENTRAL 773-7103
4-LOST AND FOUND
These stray dogs are at the
County Pound and will be held
5 days.
Males:
White tan Brittany Spaniel.
Black & tan mixed Shepherd
pup. Black Poodle. Tan Terrier
St Dachshund.
Females:
Grey Weimaraner with 2 black
Sz white pups. Black mixed
Shepherd pup. Light tan part
Shepherd. Black & tan mixed
Hound.
LOST White male Samoyed dog.
Vicinity Phoenix. Answers to
name of Chan. Call days 772-
3266 or 772-5027 eves.
FOUND at Lady Medford Beaut
Salon. Donita! Fine limp
h.ilr a specialty. 773-3211.
5-INSTRUCTIONS
U. S. CIVIL SERVICE
TESTS!
Men-Women. Start high as $102
a week. Preparatory training
until appointment. Thousands of
Jobs open. Experience usually
unnecassary. FREE information
on jobs, salaries, requirements,
write TODAY giving name ad
dress, phone and lime home.
WRITE TO
LINCOLN SERVICE
Tribune Box 4776
PORCELAIN work on Thursdays.
Discount on automatic kilns.
loi w. main, Talent.
PIANO beginners ages 7 to f6 or
advanced. 5,15-1177.
PIANO INSTRUCTION
Beginners & adults. Theory St
Harmony. Extension Teacher,
Sherwood School of Music, Chi
cago, III.
rn.Appiegate 2606.
HAVE room for 10 more pupils
at St. Peters Lutheran Church
Christian Kindergarten. $15 mo.
772-43P5 or 772-2847.
10 WANTED MALE HELP
ACCOUNTANT
Experienced in all phases of
Bookkcpping.
For Multi-Division Corp. in
Medford.
Salary commensurate with ex
perience Si ability. Submit com
plete resume to:
TRIBUNE BOX 9958
RELIGIOUS man deeded to rep
resent Christian company. Full
or part-time. . lifetime security.
Experience Sunday School, min
istry helpful. Earn highest week
ly commissions. Rclicious book
sales Write John Rudin Co.,
22 W. Madison St.. Chicago 2.
HAVE opening for 2 Salaried men.
S103 wk. Plus YOU MUST
QUALIFY. Also 1 comm. Route
open. Apply 8 to 0:30 a.m. Wat
kins Products. 1414 Stage Rd
South Medford.
READ THIS
If you are earning less than $175
per wk. St up it will certalnlv
pay you to sec us. We offer vear
round work with Protected terri
tory In Portrait Sales.
No Credit Rejects
Our program commended by
Parents Magazine.
LEADS FURNISHED
NO CALL BACKS
LITTLE, NO NIGHT WORK
Management positions available
with Family Record Plan when
you can qualify earning.
$18,000 to $25,000 yearly
Commission plus fringe benefits
& profit sharing retirement pro
gram. Must have car St he over 21.
Personal Interviews Onlv.
Call Collect Eureka. Calif.
H12-KM1 ext 2.16 Eureka Inn
Mr. Joe Myers. Mon . Tues. St Wed.
(4-ft.)
10 WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED
Jr. Dealers for The Oregoman.
Boys 11 to 15 years.
Phone 772-2387
Supplement
YOUR PRESENT INCOME
Part time evening; solicting
3 p m. to 0 p.m. for state
wide home improvement con
tractor. $1.75 per hr. plus com
mission.
Onlv ambitious parties with
sinceru desire to make money
need apply.
Experience helpful but not
necessary.
779-2848
MAINTENANCE
ELECTRICIAN
Must have Oregon Maintenance
Electrician Card.
WILLAMETTE
Plywood Corp,
Aunnvillg. Ore. Ph. 743-2131
WANTED
JUNIOR MERCHANTS
FOR
MEDFORD WESTSIDE
GOLD HILL
JACKSONVILLE
AGE 12 TO 15
The Mail Tribune needs Jr.
Merchants to deliver papers in
Jacksonville, Medford St Gold
Hill. Apply in person at Offica
or phone 772-6141.
WANTED married man with car
for Fuller Brush Co. route. $105
wk. guaranteed to start. 772-893-t
WANTED men ror Inside
outside. Sales or service. Comm.
Call 773-3333. Kirby Co.
1 WANTED FEMALE HELP
PART TIME Survey work from the
Home. Salary. No selling. Must
have private unlimited tele,
phone. Report to the Orecon
Employment Office. 119 N. Oak
dale 8 a.m. -noon.
RUMMAGE and White Elephant
Sale, Central Point Grange Hall,
Wed. Oct. 30th. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
and Thurs.. Oct. 31. 9 a.m. -2 pm,
$100 MONTHLY
For wearing lovely dresses re
ceived as extra rewards. Just
show Fashion Frocks to friends.
No investment necessary. Comm.
Fashion Frocks .
Dept. M-7262
Cincinnati. O.. 45202
EXPERIENCED Beauty Operator.
Winnies Style Salon.
HIGH school graduate for Account
ing work . Typing and legible
handwriting required. Red,
Write Tribune Box 9873. "
WANTED Live in baby sitter.
772-4311.
LADY as companion to live in with
husband A- wife. No smoker or
drinker. For more details write
Tribune Box 96fl0.
WANTED by elderly lady a
Christian woman to live in,
must have drivers license.
772zl3l- . .
FULL or part time Need extra
money for Christmas Our
Christmas line is wonderful.
Start selling now. No experience
necessary. Excellent comm. Luz
ier Fine Cosmetics. (Subsidnry
of Bristol Myers) Adv. in Mo
Calls Oct. Magazine. 4S2-2432 or
write Trihunc Box 9123.
12 MALE OR FEMALE HELP
MEDFORD
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Dorothy Adams Phyllis Cull op
Experienced Lahoratory lech
nician. $300 a month.
218 E Main 77:t-3i-13
13 WANTED SITUATIONS
LADY wishes daytime child care
nuu.se cleaning. iz-ujt
AMBITIOUS young family man. 6.
Interested in establishing perm
anent residence in Mcdtord
area. Office management expe
rience, accounting knowledKC,
college education. Also interested
in opportunity for managing own
hu s i n e s W rite T rihuno Box !; 3 .
IRONING, baby siVting& mending
my home Also appliance repair
ing. 773-fi4R6.
BABY SITTING, excellent care.
890-1848
Upholstery Sewing Alteration's""
Very rcasonablc.6(i4-2593
ROTOTILLING. light dozing? lawn
A landscape5hn7J7-23y7.
HIGH school girl wants baby sit
ting eves;772-H)68 after 4.
GENERAL building. Bv the job of
by the hour. 8U6-4482.
JANITOR work. Full time
773-6374 .
CHILD CARE. My home
IRONING MY HOME
ALL types carpenter work. No Job
too small. 773-5243. 773-6382.
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