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Newspaper Page TextParents, Students Should Work Closely With Guidance Counselor Bv DAVID NYDICK UPI Education Specialist Parents and students should work closely with the high school guidance counsellor. The counsellor uses many tools in his work. The most important is his knowledge of the individ ual. He has the student's school records at his disposal, talks with teachers and interviews parents. He works closely with the psychologist, health depart RELIGION IN AMERICA Lutheran Theological Students Found to Have Average Grades By ROBERT M. ANDREWS united Press International Lutherans have been given some discouraging news about the academic level of the theo logical students who will some day fill the pulpits of their church. In a report on the nine U.S. seminaries of the Lutheran Church in America, the Rev, Inquest Jury Held Regarding Traffic Death A Jackson county inquest jury Friday cleared a St. Mary's School student of any possible negligent homicide charge re sulting from the traffic death of a fellow student and passen ger in his car. The jury considered facts sur rounding the accident wnen a car, operated by Stephen Greg ory Erb, 17, of 1225 Stevens St., hit a power pole, killing Michael Joseph Latendresse, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle J. Laten dresse, 32D So. Holly St., a passenger. The accident oc curred near 2100 Barnett Rd. on Nov. 1. The jury decision read: "There Is insufficient evidence to be lieve anyone is guilty of a crime causing the death of the de cedent." District Attorney Alan Holmes said this will probably end the investigation unless new evi dence appears. . I Witnesses who testified were: Medford Police Sgt. Larry Tus sow, Dr. Martin Vorheis, Med ford physician; the Rev. John Ilg, and occupants of a car ahead, Ronald Becker, Michael Hutchinson, Don Valentine, the driver; Benard Reneau and James Betschart, Mrs . Ger trude Davey, 2701 Lawrence Ave,, a passer-by; Robert Mc Auly, 423 Fairmount St., an ap proaching truck driver; and Ste ven Erb. Concerts Planned By Pacific College The Pacific Lutheran Univer sity Concert Band will give a concert in Medford Tuesday, Nov. 26 and in Grants Pass Wednesday, Nov. 27. The band will travel in two chartered buses and give con certs in 11 Washington and Ore gon cities. The band will return to Ta coma Sunday night, Dec. 1, and will give its annual homecom ing concert Wednesday, Dec. 4. Professor Gordon 0. Gilbert son is in his 10th year as di rector. The band presents a pro gram which includes classical works, marches, excerpts from hit musicals, contemporary se lections and novelty numbers. 'A UNSPLIT LOG ENDS 8 Ft. Peeler Core . 2 Cordi Delivered $15.00 Eagle Wood Co. 826-4081 NOTICE TO HARRY And DAVID EMPLOYEES In Memory of President Kennedy, and at the request of Governor Hatfield lo all Oregon business firm . . . Harry and David offices and plant will be doted Monday, November 25th. ment, teachers, and administra tion. He uses tests which give clues to the student's intelli gence, achievement, personality and interests. ' . Important Decisions A guidance office must keep in constant touch with the col leges, trade and business schools, industry and govern ment. This aspect of guidance is called vocational in that it is helping the student choose the Dr. Conrad Bergendoff said 60 per cent of all students enrolled narj only (J averages in college. Dr. Bergendoff, executive sec retary of the denomination's Board of Theological Education said this discovery came as a shock and -was - a disturbing commentary on the role of the church today. "It may well be' that science and engineering are capturing the best minds of our genera tion because of the prestige and emoluments of these profes sions," he said. "But in the same degree the church has lost its leadership in current thinking." ' , . ; ; ; Higher Standards , i The results of Dr. Bergen doffs year -' long survey were mailed to .the . denomination's 6,913 pastors .with a plea for higher academic standards In tne seminaries. "Surely the Lord can use men with limited intellectual endow ments," he said. "But this does not excuse a church which can not attract its most gifted men into this nigh calling." Dr. Bergendoff asserted that seminaries have a right and an obligation to be more selective among applicants. The best de vice might be to require a B average of all college graduates seeking admission, he said. 'We are not serving the best Statement Asked On Snake River WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Interior Department has been asked to make a "detlmuve statement" on .its position on a California proposal to tap Snake River water, the office of Sen. Frank Church, , D-Idaho, said Saturday. . . Church's office staff said the senator had sent a letter to In terior Secretary Stewart Udall warning he would use his posi tion on the Senate Interior Com mittee to block a plan for trans fer df Idaho water. The letter from Church said he would "never countenance any move to divert Idaho wa ter to another, state." - Los Angeles officials have pro posed building an aqueduct from the Snake near Twin Falls to Lake Mead in Nevada. The aqueduct would be used to trans fer 2.4 million acre feet of wa ter annually from Idaho to the Colorado River system. . STAR 'By CLAY Your Daily Arenrtllna To develop message for Sunday, read words corresponding to numbers bT 1- 3- 6-171 or your zodiac birth jf HUHIS APR. 21 I ej MAY Jl 31 To 2 Witt 3Snslbll . 4Mavi 5Stk 6 Don't 7 Assistance 90riglnol ' 10 loW 11 And 12 Bo 13 Don't ; 14 Emotional 15 Nm 16 You're 17 Lot 18 Impoti'mckt l9Hovo 20 Govern 21 Likely 22 Could 23 Thrifty 24 Confusion 25 No 26 Try 27 And 28 Ploy . 29 To 32 It 33 Look 34 Pick 35 Out 36 Sale 37 Colls 38 Likely 39 Port 40 Result 41 You 42 In 43 In 44 Con 45 Go 46 Likely 47 Lie 48 Lick - 49 To 50Lo 51 May 3k 0lft-Wl 560-64-71 OWIM O MAY 22 fij JUNE 22 S. 7-13-241 CANOSt JUNE 23 juLy a 119-25-39-42 74-75 uo JULY 24 32 10 yja.. AUG. 23 41-44-48-61! 54 On 55 Actions 56 Could 57 Bog 58 The 59Poy 63-68-85-M VUGO AUG. 24 !BT. 22 30 Colli soon EV4-24.51.5l Good. 72-76-78 kind of work he wants to do. As you can realize many important decisions regarding the future must be made by the high school student. The counsellor also assists students with personal problems. The teen-ager is constantly fac ing social situations. He is learn ing to adjust to his peers and adults. He needs someone who will listen to him with a sympa thetic ear. interests of the church by en couraging every young man of respectable character to choose the ministry," he said. The education chief proposed a series df sweeping changes designed to improve theological training. Seminary professors should be better paid, he said, and the curriculum should be revamped to put more stress on modern literature and thought, Presbyterian institutions have been asked to use their building and Investment funds as a tool to help wipe out racial discrimi nation. .. . ' , The United Presbyterian Church's Commission on Reli gion and Race suggests for ex ample, that the denomination make deposits only in banks and savings and loan associa tions that encourage Negro cli ents. Church agencies also were asked to insist on fair-employment clauses in all building contracts. The denomination spends $2 billion a year on new construction. The Rev. Gayraud S. Wilmore Jr., the commission's executive director, said the Presbyterian church intends to purge itself of any vestiges of racial dis-J crimination before "asking any thing of the civil and social structures around us." Methodist educators have proposed a churchwide convoca tion of teachers, to be held no later than 1967, to plan a new attack on adult education prob lems in the denomination. Meeting in Chicago, the Na tional Methodist Conference on Christian Education heard Bish op James K. Mathews of Bos ton complain that "our mem bers neither know their faith adequately nor are they, by their own admission, guided by it in any marked degree in the decisions of everyday living. "The great multitude of church, members try to get a lifetime of mileage out of their teen-age view of the Christian faith," the Methodist bishop said. Theologian Reinhold Neibuhr's biweekly journal, Christianity and Crisis, has got into the act with what it calls "theological Tom Swifties." samples: "I have sinned," said Adam originally. "Nonsense! I'll look behind me all I please," responded Lot's wife saltily. ,'TU sit in the rear of the boat if I wish," said Peter sternly. "I see through a glass," said Paul darkly. GAZER!? K. POLLAN- UBRA Activity Guide M la ihm Stan. SEPT. OCT. ttgjj447(g sign. 61 Opposition 62 For 63 Moke 64Expertedly 65 Be 66 Protect 67 Unexpected SCORPIO OCT. Mtijj NOV. 22 15-27-37-464V 52-70-81 -844J SA6ITTAHIUS 68 Compromise! NOV.23 Af DEC 22 fgj 69 Expenses 70 Be 71 Well 72You 73 Gossip 74Thot't 75 Circulating 76 Down 77 Advantages 78 Today 79 Stimulating 8011 81 Stimulating p.n.'vi.'Wjra 149-65-79-821 CAKICOJM DEC 23 JAN. 20 16-21-31-34, B4-58-86-901 AQUARIUS JAN. 21 B2 Inspiring 53 Worthwhile 83 Your m. 19 84 Inspiring 1J.73-33-35eff1 8311 86 Wrong 87 Alone 88 Interests 89 Necessary 152-67-69 TO Person Advene Paul Culbertson Heads State Group CORVAL.LIS - Paul Culbert son. Medford pear grower, Fri day was elected president of the Oregon Horticultural .Society during its annual meeting at Oregon State University. Dunbar Carpenter, Medford pear grower, was named third vice president. Culbertson has been a Med ford orchardist most of bis life. His family came from Hood River. He has extensive orchard holdings throughout the Rogue Valley. A past president of the Jackson County Fruit Growers League, he has served on sev eral League committees, and is a director and past chairman of the Medford Irrigation District. mas MAIL 21 S J. 4-22-40(0 43-53-77 MEDFORD The total guidance program falls into two major categories, formal and informal. The for mal part of the program in volves regular individual group sessions. The subject matter generally is planned but is ad justed to the needs of the indi vidual or group. A variety of jobs are surveyed as to qualifi cations, procedures for prepar ing tor them, etc. Discussions are held concerning study hab its, job seeking, interview tech niques, applying to colleges and trade schools. Personal Basis A great deal of individual guidance also is involved. Prob lems which are peculiar to each individual are handled on a per sonal basis. The informal guidance pro gram also is important. This is the type of guidance that is built on the relationships be tween teachers and students. It goes on continuously. It occurs every time a teacher talks to a student about behavior or ad vises him on methods of study ing. Guidance is an important part of the high school program. It should be supported and encour aged by parents. LEGAL NOTICES NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE ttlnltn Rift iv down Oral auction bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor or hli authorized representative at the of fice of the Forest Supervisor, Post Office Building. Medford, Oregon hfcinnlne at 10:30 A.M. December 3, 1GA3. for all merchantable tim ber marKea.or aesignaiea ior cut ting on an area embracing 980 icak imirp nr Ipm within sections 27, 28. 29, 32. 33, 34 and 35, T. 31 S.. H. 3 E.. W.M. surveyed, in the Rogue River National Forest, Jack son County, Oregon. The estimated volumes are: 245 M board feet of Douglas-fir; 90 M board feet of western white pine, sugar pine, and ponderosa pine; 85 M board feet of Hemlock and other specie. The minimum acceptable bid per M board feet is as ioiiows: uoug &K.fir 28.70: western white pine. sugar pine, and ponderosa pine $15.65; Hemlock and other species $10.90. This includes the following rates, per M board feet for stump age Including deposit for sale area betterment: $17.40 base rate plus an additional $8.65 for Douglas- nr; $9.B5 base rate pius an anai tfonsl 3.15 for western white Dine. sugar pine, and ponderosa pine; $2.00 base rate plus an additional $6.25 for Hemlock and other spe cies and $2.65 for slash disposal for all species. In addition there Is within the sale area an unestimat ed volume of Douglas-fir, logs and peeler blocks unmerchantable be cause Ol aeiect wmcn ine oiaaer may agree to remove at $2.65 per M board feet, gross scale. The prices bid for stumpage shaU be considered as tentative rates sub ject to quarterly calendar adjust ment upward or downward by 0.5 nf the difference between the aver age or tne mommy uougtaB-ur Region Indices, as calculated by the Forest Service or the Western Pine Association Lumber Price Index for the three previous months, and the following base in dices: Douirlns-fir 110.09(D): west ern white pine, sugar pine, and nontiernnin nini OR ni Hemlock and other sbecTes 93.0flfAi. Such ad justments in the price ior stump age shall be applicable to timber scaled during the three-months period following the quarter for wmcn tne aajusimem is compuiea. In no event, however, shall the Jtayment rates for each quarter be ess than the base rates as stated above. When the adjusted rates by species are lower than the base rates, the difference betwen the total dollar value of timber cut at adjusted rates and at baae rates will be recorded for each species. The stumpage rates for any species will not be increased above the base rate until the subsequent ad justed rates above base rates de velop an accumulated total dollar value in excess of the recorded ac cumulated difference for all spe cies. Sealed bids will be publicly opened and posted, at the office of tne f orest aupervisor, meaiuru, Orcpon. at 10:30 A.M. on December 3. 1963. All those who submitted a MtisfHCtorv neaiea bia win oe oer- mitted Immediately to continue auction bidding, a money order, hnnl draft, cashier's or certified check in the sum of $1,200.00 must accompany each bid, to be applied to the purchase price, refunded, or retained for application to any claim for damages, according to the conditions of sale, it requesiea bv the purchaser, contract terms will permit felling of timber In advance nf navment UO to the value of the performance bond. If an oral bid is declared to be high at the closing of tne auction, ine bidder must Immediately confirm the nrnl hid hv tnhmttttnff it in writing on a Forest Service bid form. The right to reject any and all hid reserved. Forest Service bid forms for use in siiomimng enlert h rli anri full lntormation concerning the timber, the condi tions or sale and ine suominsinn ni hiria ihmilri ho nhtnlneri from the District Ranger, Union Creek Ranger siation, prospect, urcuon, or the Forest Supervisor, Medford, Oregon, before bids are submitted, OPEN HOUSE BROOKIIURST SUBDIVISION SUNDAY-NOON to 5 P.M. New three bedroom located on belt view lot in subdivision. Wall-to-wall carpeting Included Palot Verdes fireplace and planter Slate entry Beautiful ash cabineti TV outlet In every room Kitchen Aid dishwasher Waste King garbage disposal And many other features too numerous to list We Accept Trade McGONAGLE CONSTRUCTION 772-9575 Anytlm ' MAIL TRIBUNE, MEUMJKD, LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NO. 11525 Probate IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK- IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Of JOSEPH B. SPARKS, Deceased. Notice is given that the under signed has Jiled its final account as executor with the Circuit Court of said County and the court naa fixed the 9th day of December, 1063 at 1 :30 p.m. and Circuit Courtroom No. 1, County Court house, Medford, Oregon as the tin. a and place for the hearing of objections, if any, to said final account, and you are hereby noti fied to file objections, if any you have, to said final account on or before the time fixed for hear ing. DATED and first published this 10th day of November, 1963. U.S. NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, Executor COLLINS. REDDEN St MULLEN Attorneys at Law Medford, Oregon NOTICE OK ELECTION Notice is hereby given that on Monday, December 2. 1963. be tween the hours of 8:00 o'clock A.M. and 8 :00 P.M., the South Talent Sanitary District wiU hold its annual election for a mem ber of the board of directors of said District. All legal residents of said sani tary district who are registered voters may vote at said election. The polling place for said election is the ReBtnore Motel, U. S. High way 99 South, Talent, Oregon, The polls will be open from 8 :00 o'clock A.M. to 8:00 o'clock P.M. SOUTH TALENT SANITARY DISTRICT By Everett Schmelzer. President 't. Classified Rates Minimum Size; Two Lines 1 day per wokl.. z nays per woro. 3 days per word.. , S days per word. 6 cays per word.- Jackson, Josephine and Siskiyou Counties - Rate Other Areas Per Word 9o Per Day By Line per Month $3.00 Box Number Service Charge SOo (Minimum Cash Ad 60c) ' ' Business Directory Each Una per month .$2 25 Minimum per month..... $6.75 Dead Line on Classified Ads 5:00 p.m. for foUowlng day, except 10 a.m. for Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday. Dead Line on Display Classi fied Ads 10:00 a.m. Saturday ' for Sunday and Monday; 3 p.m. the day before pubUcatlon ior . Tues. through FrL APPKOVKD credit CHARGES BILLED BY THE LINE Minimum Charge $130 CLASSIFIED PERSONAL Lodge Notices 1 2 3 4 II 10 11 12 19 Special Club Notice Personal Lost and Found Instructions Wanted Male Help , Wanted Female Help . Male or Female Help . wantea suuBiions Wanted Miscellaneous , . 14 Financial Be Loans . la REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses . 20 For Rent Apartments ....21 For Rent Furnished Rooms . 22 Rent Rooms and Board -...23 For Rent Miscellaneous 24 Wanted To Rent .25 Medford Realty Board . 30 For Sale Real Estate 31 Business Opportunities 32 Wanted Real Estate 33 AD DIRECTORY FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies 40 Annllancea ...... 41 Furniture 42 Musical Equip., Radio, TV 43 sports and hod Dies Miscellaneous . Nurseries Dogs and Pets . Pnultrv l... Livestock . Wanted Livestock - Hay, Grain and Feed . Fruits at vegetaoies , Automotive & Equipment Machinery and Tractors . . 60 .61 .62 .70 -71 -71 -73 Logging Equipment Equipment For Rent . Trailers Parti and Accessories , Cycles and Scooters Cars and Trucks ..... UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Classify . A MONDAY ONLY Business Directory B l-LODGE NOTICES Medford Bodies, Scottish Rite, Monday, Nov. 25, inna. ft:00 n.m. Reunion Thirty - second degree. K. Visiting brethren wel Ji. nn. tvin hmniKT Vis itation of Sovereign Grand inspector uencrai. Fred A. Purdin, Secretary 2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS RUMMAGE & BAKED FOOD sale, Tues.. Nov. 26. 0 to 8, Fehl Bids, by Mothers of Twins Club. For donations can r.3.it. 1896 Concord Way EYE VpfiSA F0R isi me iueiratr OREGON 2 SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS TOR RENT FLOOR SPACE Meeting facilities. Good for Rum mage or rood Sales. Upstairs $18. Complete facilities wkltch en, $2S. Ph. 773-3005 eves 3-PERSONAL HAVE ROOM for 3 ambulatory pa- ucnia. jtH uuan. ORDER NOW FOR CHRISTMAS" Knitted . sweaters, . suita, and Barbie clothes. 483-3036 MAGGIE'S ... Homemade Fruit Cake & JELLY 4515 Hamrick Rd. Central Point Ph, 664-3018 EXCELLENT, efficient and eco nomical, Uiat's Blue Luttre carpet and upholstery cleaner. Rent elec tric shampooer f 1. Johnson Paint Center. Is a debt consolidation agency licensed & bonded by the State of Oregon with the purpoia of planned debt reduction. 9m Msuiinai fant.o DM 33 N CENTRAL 773-7103 Coins & Stamps, bought St sold. JEFFERSON COIN SHOP 13 N. Ftr. 772-2859 MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio, AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS ii age, a riving 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 Slat hoi Inst r or. 1005 E. Mrin, Medford, 773-6658. Open Mon. & Tues. 'till 8 p.m. PANTS TAPERED $2. Cuffed 1. "Attention Ladies", Jane. Sharon, Bcv and Lois, Specialists in coloring, bleaching, permanent waving and hair cut ting, invite you in for your per sonalized stvle. LEON'S HAIR FASHIONS 231 E. 6th St. 773-1552 FOR Beauty Counselor Cosmetics lau 77a-ai 3 or 770-2290. CERAMIC CLASSES Afternoons or eves. 917 E, Pine, Central Point. 684-2805. 4-LOST AND FOUND These dogs are at the County Pound and will be held S days. FEMALES: Blonde & white mixed CoUie & cocker Black terrier . Black tt tan mixed shepherd MALES: . Greyish black mixed breed ' White 9c brown mixed collie & Australian shepherd Black part setter Black part shepherd Black-tan-white mixed breed Black cocker (mixed) Black & white Boston bull Black & white shepherd Black & tan shepherd WALTER H. JONES S.R.A. 1 Proftiiiensl Real Estate Appraiser Consultant 72 Century Bide. Phsne 772-4453 OPEN HOUSE 1730 BROOKHURST Want a horn with lots of room? Than go no further. This new home has approximately 1600 square feet of living area. Included are 3 good size bedrooms, a party room which is separated from the 13'x25' living room, and a separate dining room. Modern features such as wall to wall carpets, built-in appliances and a large covered patio are also included. Much more could be said, but come see it for yourself-you'll love It. FOUR BEDROOM Large family home' with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room. Westside location near shopping. VIEW The finest home In Blossom Hill. Extra large, entertain ment sized living room, 2 fireplaces all built-in ap pliances, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths a truly outstanding home. PIONEER SUBDIVISION 3 BR, 2 baths, family room, good storage, large corner lot, ACREAGE 4 acres close to town. 2 BR home with large unfinished attic, gas heat, city water. Just $15,000. REAL Local and International MULTIPLE LISTING DORA'N Wa Buy, Build, Soil and Trade 511 S. Phone 9-PERSONAL ANYONE having a drinking prob- jem is wescoms as tne Aieatoro Group of Alcoholics Anonymous B0 pjn. Tues. & Sat. rear ol an N. Oakdale. 773-4848. Al Anon Group every Tuesday. LOOK your best with a new hairdo ior coming nouaays. permanents. $8.50 & up. Talent Beauty Salon. Phone 535-4105.. DRINKING YOUR PROBLEM? Contact A.A. Sun. 8 p-m. Thurs. 8:30, 404 Walnut Ph. 664-8006 772-5377 GINGER AND KARLENE ' ' Specialists in thin, fine, prohlem hair St permanents. New Prices. Eve. Appointments, Closed Mondays. 773-313S 5-INSTRUCTIONS PIANO beginners ages 7 to 16 or aavancea. 533-11.77. U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Men Women. Start high as $102 a week. Preparatory training un til appointed. Thousands of jobs open. Experience usually unnec essary. FREE information on Jobs, salaries, requirements. Write TODAY giving name, ad dress, phone and time home. WRITE TO LINCOLN SERVICE ; co Tribune Box 4936 DRIVING SCHOOL-; Licensed-Bonded Instructor 1 Dual Control Auto. Course and Hourly - Phone 482-4577 : CUSTOMER PICK-UP ; 10 WANTED MALE HELP JUNIOR MERCHANTS Ages 12. to 15 WANTED for ' ' v MEDFORD JACKSONVILLE The Mall Tribune needs Jr. Merchants to deliver .papers in Jacksonville, Medford and Gold Hill. Apply in person at Office or phone 773-6141. EXPERIENCED ' . . .PRUNERS WANTED Rogue River Orchard Co, End of North Central . 772-5214 . . 0 Gracious Retirement Tender lovina care has been given this roomy, 1270 sq. ft., well built home located on the foothills west of Phoenix. Aoe. 1 8 years but you'd never guess it, except by looking at the big spruce tree. Paved drlvewav makes housekeeping easier. 24 x 40 garage and shop. Two large bedrooms, tile bath, sepa. rate utility, Just $13,900. .MED ARROW REALTY Roy H. Maudlin, Realtor 535-1752 Step In Let's Get Acquainted HAVING TROUBLES' Then check our guaranteed trade in plan. Select a new home from our wide range of listings and use your equity in your present home, as the down pay ment, Call now for mora details. WILSON SCHOOL 3 BR, Vl baths, gas heat, wall to wall carpets $15,250 ON THE RIVER 200' frontage on the Rogue River. Nice 1 BR home In excellent condition. Located on Lampman Rd. $15,500 3 BR, large fenced yard, cov ered patio. WINCHESTER AVE. Nice 3 BR home. Dishwasher garbage disposal, large patio. Asking $14,500. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 3 BR, 2 baths, oven, range, disposal and dishwasher dougle garage. $16,900. ESTATE Traders Club SERVICE Riverside 779 - 2411 mm SuNtMV, NUVfcMBtH 3 PERSONAL TRAILER Spaces FOR RENT. 2;i.90 mo. 1st mo. free. Adults only. Storage space, cement pa tlns, auto, laundry. Mlsa Pat's Mobile Villa. 4493, Jacksonville Hwy. 773-33B2. 10 WANTED MALE HELP "MANAGEMENT . . TRAINING ; . ; LEADS TO ' EXECUTIVE CAREER ' IN FINANCE Not an average "training pro- frain" . . . not an ordinary Job. hi unique Management Train ing Program follows a well planned, comprehensive schedule , . . provides you the best op- fiortunity to develop quickly nto a responsible executive in finance . . . pays you full salary while you learn, with increases based on your rate of progress. Liberal salary, car allowance, all modern employe benefits. T HOUSEHOLD -;i FINANCE CORP. ; ' 128 E. MAIN - 1 ' for SALE REJECT , Cornice Pears . Bring Your Qwn. ' ' Container RETER FRUIT CO. :) : ', Uth and Ftr . OREGON LAND & IS HAPPY TO THAT "VIC" is now associated with us In our sales & listing dept. We speciallie in ranches, suburban properties, acreages real estate Invest ments LIST YOUR PROPERTY with us ' ; "VIC" -CROXTON , 855-1365 TITLE Protects Your INUESTMEHT! HOMEOWNERS: When you borrow on your Real Estate, ask the Lending Institution to insure the Title to your property through CRATER TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY LOCALLY For Fast -Dependable Service BONDED & INSURED 510 West 6th Phone 772-5264 D . 5 4-lOST AND FOUND' LIBRARY book. "Extinct k Van lining Mammals" 'Bold by acci dent. Tri., at Fehl Bldf , rum mane , sale.. Please leave, it Li- ' brary.- ...... . ,r . Wh.n You Think of Roil Estate $ Walter H. Jones -- ' Rshr Mm. 72 ' CENTURY ILDC. Wism 772-4453 WANTED ' SCRAP IRON ' ' CAST IRON ' - COPPER BRASS .Aluminum ? ; Rubber Tubas 442 North Fir Phone 773-5473 GSMSEt INVESTMENT CO. ANNOUNCE. 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