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W ' ' 4 Jill CAKE FOR STAR Maurice Chevalier gets help from pretty Air France hostess Pat Burunat as they blow out candles on a birthday cake presented to the French star on his arrival at ldlewild Airport in New York. Chevalier, who recently celebrated his 75th birthday, came to the United States from Paris to do a television show. (UPI) Naming Director Be Discussed At Local Hearing Appointment of a new director to the South Talent Sanitary District and consideration of pe titions from withdrawal from the district will be discussed at a public hearing scheduled for 2 o'clock this afternoon. The district's lawyer, Mrs. Jeannette Marshall, wrote the Jackson County Court that the recent death . of Everett M. Schmelzer, Talent, in an indus trial accident left a vacancy on the board. The successor could not be ap pointed until after a director is elected in December, she said. The incumbent director, .Donald Grimes, whose term expire in December, is not seeking re election, she explained. This would mean the newly elected director, and Bill Kerns, the re maining director, would have to make the appointment. During a special meeting Oct. SI, the district's board went on record not opposing withdrawal petitions from property owners not served under Plan 1A of the engineering report of Cornell, Howland, Hayes and Merrifield, Corvallis. This would cover 21 petitions to be submitted at the hearing. It would oppose, however, withdrawal petitions from the two properties of Ray Edward and Elizabeth James and Ralph M. and Vica Ann Wellburn whose properties would front on mains in the first project. Also, it is opposed to petitions (o be heard at a later date from Ruse M. Thorpe, Joseph P. and Yvonne Dugan, Pat Dugan, Rob ert A. Schuler and Alice A. Schuler whose properties would be served directly by one of the first mains, the attorney wrote. Los Angeles OKs Snake River Water LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A city water and power proposal to utilize Snake River water at a cost of $1.4 billion was en dorsed Tuesday by the Board of Supervisors. The supervisors contend that drawing on water from the Snake River in Idaho as pro posed by the Water and Power Department would avoid the ne cessity of exporting Northern California water to Arizona. Their resolution was forwarded to Gov. Edmund G. Brown, members of Congress and In terior Secretary Stewart Udall. FIND THREE MORE PEINE, Germany (UPI) -Rescue workers Tuesday uncov ered the bodies of three of the 29 miners killed in the Math ilde iron mine when a sedimen tation basin collapsed and flood' ed the shafts Oct. 24. MODERN PLUMBING & SHEET METAL Phone 773-5361 413 Etif Jackson Street 1 j .nrVrlh WANTED The FBI has added Alfred Oponowicz, above, to its list of "Ten Most Wanted Fugi tives." Oponowicz, 37, is want ed for questioning concerning a Cleveland bank robbery. He is described as violence-prone, ex- t r e m e 1 y dangerous and has suicidal tendencies. The Jugl' live is five feet nine inches tall and weighs between 170 and 185 pounds. (UPI) Court Records DISTRICT COURT Raymond William Lindblow, Bernard Harold Bommel, failure to stop, $7.50. Delbert M. Brenner, failure to ton. 17JSO. Robert Earl Peyton, violation of oasic ruie, atepnen Mcnau Lummini, ihu ure to atop, $10. Richard Earl Roblson, over width load, $3. Freeman Nclg Beck, obstructed vision, $15. William Edmond Cheadlc, ex cessive noise, $5. Oliver Yates Beard, one head light, $10. Ralph Barendt Anderson, viola tion of bnjic rule. $10. Mark Schmitz. disobeyed stop sign. $15. Rooert Troy venters, vioiauon oi basic rule, jio. Erroll Edwin Mclntlre, no ve hicle license. S5. David Lavern Dow, no tail light, $10. Walter Clarence Fantz Jr., no public utility commission permit, SI 00. iLloyd Lea, violation of basic rule, $25. James Arnold BaiocchI, disguis ing specie of game bird, $10. Loyce Weldon Richardson, fail ure 10 comply wim operator s re strictions. S3. Gary George LaPierne, truck speeding, iu. wyneiia Jane King, auuueyca traffic signal. $15. Norman Carlton Cannon, no ve hicle license, $5. Ernest Walter Fuguth, improper passing, $10. Roy Victor Rickard, improper passinir, $10. Luella May Fitch, failure to stop, $5. Jack Alvln Mitchell, violation of dbsic ruie, d. CIRCUIT COURT Jesse E. Sparks vs. Roberta J Snnrks. divorce romDlalnt. naaine nopmns vs. unarics Hopkins, divorce complaint. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Thomas Cleve Zeltler. 1125 W. 10th St., Medford, and Shirley Ann Walker. Route 1. Box 212. Talent. LeRoy Clay, 4367 Jacksonville Highway, Medford, and Fa ye Iris Knebel, 430 N. Grape St., Medford. Jackie B. Stephenson, Route 1, Box 3A. Applegate. and Linda Kay James, Route 1, Box 28. Applegate. Vcrn Roy Van Riper. 902 King si., Aiearord, and Hosane une 1011 Barlvnn St.. Medford. Robert Caldwell Maentz Jr.. IRIS Crown Hill, Medford. and Jacque line Lou Bates Berteau, 744 Beall Lane. Medford. Dale Dean Reed. RnnU 1. Rnx 109A, Medford. and Michela Sue Cruz Dalbec, Route 2, Box 203K, MoLoughlln Drive, Medford. David Eugene Rouhler, 616 NE 118th St., Portland, and Patricia Ann Meexer, 9i Janes Road, Med ford. David William Roohr. Rnntf 9 Box 51, Medford, and Carol Lee Kcisara. aiu a. loiumDui Ave Medford. Irish Playwright Going Off Bottle DUBLIN, Ireland (UPI) -Boisterous, hard-drinking Irish playwright Brendan Behan looked at his baby daughter Tuesday night and said he hoped she would be a teetotal er. "I am going off the bottle," the tousle-haired Behan said on his visit to a hospital to see his wife, Beatrice, 34, and their daughter, born Monday. Mme. Galli-Curci Of Opera Fame Dies at Age 81 LA JOLLA, Calif. (UPI) - Amelita Galli-Curci, whose name symbolized the skill and temperament of opera glamour for decades, died Tuesday at the age of 81. Private funeral services are to be conducted Thursday. In urnment will be in the Great Hall of Cypress View Mausole um in nearby San Diego. The petite, still youthful ap pearing coloratura soprano had been afflicted during the past iu years witn a lung condition pulmonary emphysema and had been confined to bed for the past month. With her when death came were her physician, Dr. Fred erick De La Vega, and a nurse, Mrs. Catherine Gray. There are no surviving rela tives. Born in Milan, Italy, Mme. Galli-Curci who often criti cized American opera as too stilted reached the peak of her fame in the 1920s when she gave as many as 100 concerts a year. At first rejected by the Met ropolitan Opera, she was a diva for that famed group from 1926- 1930 and frequently sang with the Chicago Opera where she had gained her first American success. Of American opera, she had said: "They are afraid of being corny. They should be corny. Opera is much like that." And ot audiences, she said: "Audiences are alike, all people have heart." In recent years, Mme. Galli Curci had kept in seclusion at her home in this Southern Cali fornia resort, devoting much of her time to painting and to studying philosophy. Economic System Information Urged PORTLAND (UPI) -A San Francisco public relations con sultant said Tuesday that Amer ican business has a responsibil ity of informing the public about the nation s economic system "to relieve widespread economic illiteracy. Ivy Lee Jr., a member of the public relations firm of Ivy Lee Jr. & Associates, spoke at the second annual public relations seminar sponsored by the Co lumbia River chapter of the Public Relations Society of America. Lee said an understanding of the country's economic system and the significane of savings, investments and the profit in centive, was important in the ideological struggle between capitalism and communism. "Profit is a dirty word to many but it actually is the key incen tive which keeps the economy healthy," he said. Businessmen Urged To Turn To Europe PORTLAND (UPI) - Edwin P. Neilan, president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Tues day urged American business men to go after trade in the European market. He spoke to the Portland Downtown Kiwanis Club. Neilan, a banker at Wilming ton, Del., said American busi nessmen have advantages over their European competitors in better production methods, price and wage stability. Edith Green's Bill Aims at Gun Sales WASHINGTON (UPI) -Rep. Edith Green, D-Ore., Tuesday introduced a bill which would tighten restrictions on the mail order sale of firearms. The measure would prohibit sales to persons under 18 years of age, raise dealers' license fees and require an affidavit that the buyer has not been con victed of a felony. Mrs. Green said she intro duced the bill because of the assassination of President Ken nedy. PLANS CRACKDOWN 1 LONDON (UPI) - Home Sec retary Henry Brooke told the House of Commons Tuesday he plans to crackdown on criminals in the British Isles. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT No. P-52-63 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate INA RADER STANLEY, Notice Is hereby Riven that the undersigned, J. Harvey aianiey, as executor of the estate of In Radar Stanley, deceased, has filed his Final Account in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson Ccurty, and that Janu ary 10, 1964. at the hour of 0:30 o'clock In the forenoon of said day and the Court Room of said Court at Medford, Oregon have been appointed by said Court as the time and place for the hearing of objections thereto and the set tlement thereof. Dated and first published this 37th day of November, 1963. J. Harvey Stanley Executor Farrel), Bl nek hunt St Horneckef Attorneys for Executor 230 Franklin Building Medford, Oregon MEDFOKD LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE o FINAL ACCOUNT" F-itnt nf Elsie Williams, also known as Elsie B. Williams, and as Elsie Biling Williams. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed his final ac count in the Estate of Elsie Wil liams, also known as Elsie B. Wil liams, and as Elsie Biling Williams, deceased. In the Circuit Court of the Stt nf Hrecon for the County of Jackson, and the court has fixed Aionaay, uecemoer v, ivo-t, hi .o A.M. in the courtroom of suid court as the time and place for the hear ing of objections thereto and the settlement thereof. C. H. Thompson By; VAN DYKE. DELLEN BACK St McGOODWIN Attorneys for Administrator. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Estate or Louise R. Ellis, Deceased Notice it hereby given that the undersigned has filed its final ac count in the Estate of Louse R Ellis, deceased. In the Circuit Court of the States of Oregon for the County of Jackson, and the court has fixed Monday, December 9. 1963. at 9:30 A.M. In the courtroom of said court as the time and place for the hearing of objections there to and the settlement thereof. The United states national Bank of Portland. Oregon Bv: VAN DYKE. DELLEN BACK & McGOODWIN Attorneys for Executor. NOTICK TO CREDITORS No. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Or UKLUUn r .1 APif finw rntiNTV In the Matter of the Estate of FRANK EUWAHUa, ueccasea. NOTtrR IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been ap oointcd by the Circuit Court of Oregon for Jackson County. Ore gon, Executrix of the estate of Frank Edwards, deceased. All per sons having claims against the said estate are hereby notified to pre sent the said claims with the pro per vouchers to the undersigned Executrix at the offices of Harbi son and Piazza, 201 U S. National Bank Building. Medford. Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. mc. DATELI AMU nnai LISHED this 13th day of Novem- "GRACE MAY EDWARDS. F.vecutrix Attorneys for Executrix CLERK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT Loumy t-oun i-rutccuiusn Jackson County, Court nitnkr 11R1 The following is a statement of the proceedings of the County Court of Jackson County, listing claimants for supplies and serv ices which were passed upon dur ing the month of October, 1963, as required by Chapter 136 of 1947 session lbwb, E. M. Maaaen, uoumy -ic.n. a nnrn,.H hv fount v Court: Order in the matter of: Order for tax deed from Jackson County to Minnie o. ranter, xiuhh i ""iT .t.:l.. sune(nn Nn. 3 Plat. Homestead Acres Extension No 2 Plat. Greensprings Subdivision Plat, tax refund to First Federal Savings and Loan, order transfer ring funds from emergency fund h Anritinn and maintenance fund of the Juvenile Detention Home Budget, order legalizing portions of West Evans Creek County Road, order appointing board of road viewers alteration of a portion of Pioneer Road. Filed: County Court minutes dog control minutes, board of equaliza tion minutes, reports filed by E. M. Madden. County Clerk. Wt H. Manning, Constable, Jackson County Farm Home, Veterans Service Office, Dog Control Offi cer. Jacksonville Museum. Stacey Wat kins Audit, appointment of Rosemary Jane Rawstern. deputy sheriff. Vera M. Loomis tax dep uty, Jerry Everett Michaels as deputy sheriff. Jerry Allen Abbott as deputy sheriff, petitions filed South Talent Interim Zoning Ordi nance and Contract between Jack son County and Medford Library. r.nnsFiil fAitntv Fund: D. Abcrnathy 302.50. W. Catey 85.00, T. Hakes 10.00, R. Matteson 37.50, W. Kenaau lua.im, n. ni stern 319.00, extra help sheriff. S. Vance 190,00, n- jonnson inu.mj, D. Mast 180.00. W. White, 175.00; S. Berns 151.50, S. Jtaegi 169.43, E. Tompkins 168.00, G. Adams no nn .1 TonH iss.00. L. Murohy 228.83! W. Dnvls 240.30, J. Greg ory 259.00, S. Krause fiO.ou. C .nriAn dl in. C Ran 24.30. M Smith 20.93, L. Tackley. 10.20 L. Sherman b.iu, h. wnson Hatten 195.75, T. Dibble 64.80, M. n b- itA an T Pnwcll 39.83. R. Hinkle 95.20,'Dr. Dantelson 693.75, D. Mangold ztfu.a-f, J. rore&t ot.u, T. Goff 80.00, iL. Hart 52.08. G. Kaiser 125.24. L. Pinkham 57.62. F. Roberts 34.26, S. Smith 231.00, B. Hansen 62.50, C. Close 549.32, L. Perry 420.75, A. Smith 363.54. H. Kantor 5.10. Payment for Witness Fees and Jurv Fees: W. Bingham 5.00. J. Josephson 13.00. A. Josephson 13.UU, K. real o.io, i f't,w","a"J 8.36, C. Ruby 5.00. S. Kind 6.12. Dr. Bradford 6.12, D. Lay 5.00, M. Bonney 5.00, M. Ellison 5.00. O. Ellison 5.00, R. Baxter 5.00, R. Lowe 5.00. D. Wardrip 5.00, J. Dorsey 5.00, B. Shanahan 9.B0, J. f Knn V RnnrHmnn fi.00. G. Fulcher 5.00, L. Bellows 22.60, G. Mack 5.00, J. Pankey 5.00, A. Boys 5.00, P. Clement 5.00, H. Da vidson 5.00, R. Shinn 5.00, J. Bur dcll 6.72. S. Herman 07.50. L. Jenks 169.56, P. Krislof 139.32, F. LaTourrcttc 139.32, M. Lawrence 75.00. F. Peterson 9 74, A. Pielaet 134.10, A. uni la.uu. c. 136.36, J. Thompson 124.54, M. Whalen 67.50, H. Boe 120.00. E. Bradlcv 97.50, L. Bramhall 32.50, D. Bush 48.84. F. Clark 148.50, M. Cook 120.00, M. Cownn 125.12. O. Ellsworth 90.00. R. Ettlngcr 75 00, n ITthtnnr 1 3S 00 D. GucheS 74.70, V. Kline 37.50, N. McCorkle 86.02, G. MUCneu no.un, r. nuuci son 52.50, E. Stegall 90.00, R. Wil son 9.10. B. Wyatt 88.23, C. Young 97.50, E. Richlo 52.50, D. Webster 60.34, A. smiin ni.io, nuuB'' ton 76.14. P. Massinger 45.00, L. Snopl 7.50, D. Baysinger 67.68, V. Davenport 60.00. R. Bauman 37.50, P Bailey 45.00, P. Bennett 45.00, Li Hobb's 42.30, D. Vertrces 52.50. A. Richtmier 76.14. E. Jones 22.50, B. Keene 67.50. M. Mast 7.50. M. Bognrt 21.40. P. Hoy 10.80 N. Davidson 30.00, C. Grlgsby 7.50, F. Polk 7.50, C. Brown 52.50. J. Burdell 60.96. C. Slesslcr 15.00, B. John on 69.46, R. Walters 8.46, F. Robertson 30 00, R. Walters 42.30, F. Stratton 7.50. A. Drennen 8.14, T. Grcsham 7.9B, R. Pope 7 50. B. Turman 7.50, R. Van Dyke 9.66, V DnhaMmn 7 .10. 'Dt.vnn.nl. fnr Travel: J. Bass 33. JO. U. OOggB 1.UU. m. eu ii.o. R. Berntnghausen 7.3o. nei iui 59.50. R. Clarke 45.36, 1. Clay ji in w riav m.on. H. Commons 86 24, D. DeBerry 10.50. Sheriff DeLeigh 61.00, J. Diddock 20.00, B. Hansen 19 76. W. Dierfrx 4040. E. Donahoo 87.00, C. Elhart 53.60, V. Elmgrcn 47.04. L. Espcy 67.75, A. ueren 7.zu, n. uncywn n miw.v ao Rfl r Ouches 49.76. J. Gregory 26 06, C. Hng'.er 191.84, T. Hatten 57.50, R. Hoadlcy 50.96. J Hutchinson 28.80. E. Kanclier 15.76, L. Ijiwrence 40.40, E. Leach 26.24, H. LePinlec 30.24. G. Lever ing 4048, G. Long 4.72 H. Luchterhand 53.84. E McGalllard 43.68, E. Maaaen iuu.uu, n. bwm nen 48.80, W. Manning 293.06. Dr. Merkel 155.27. O. More 53.92, E. Olcott 29.44. W. Paul 4.25. C. Per due 36.00, J, Peterson 20.00. R. Ruckcr 15 36, G. Runyan 56 72, J, n..ii ii 2ft. R. Schmidt 93.91. C, Smith fifi.24, E. Strother 0.02, F. Swan 20.50. R. Swan 64.60, L. Tweedy 1 17.50, D. Venekamp 62.40. R. Walker 118.52, L. Wells 53.04, F. Wright 21.72, F. White 21.60, F. Whited 26.96. Payments for Supplies. Services and Equipment: Addressograph Corp. 8 75. Alberts Feed 98. 47, Am. rvanamld Co. 190.80. Am. Inslltute 50c. Am. Steek 326.33. Ametek 8 59. Am. Red CrVss 9 20. And era Photo 14,37. Apeco 365.25, Ash land. City of 085, A'hland Com munity Hospital 816.89, Ashland Dally Tidings 133.79. Asko 22 74. Assoc. for Advancement of Psy chotherapy 14.00, Assoc. Equip. 18 00, Austins Restaurant 18.60. Dr. Ball 20.00, Barco Supply 168.20, WALTER H. JONES-S.R.A. Professional Real Eitata Appraiser Coniultint 72 Century Bldg. Phone 772-4433 MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON LEGAL NOTICES. Becks 108.95, Big Pines Lbr. 124.42. Blake. Mofitt Ac Towne 25.75, Blue Sea! 19.75. Bowers Plumbing 403 5ti, Braineras 3.?u, Broer Grocer v 207.25. Bruce Bauer Lbr. 14.4P. Budge McHugh Supply 96.10. rroughs Corp. 414.30, Cali fornia Pacific Utilities 200.63, Cas cade Business Systems 171.81, Cas cade Electric Motor Service 62.00. Catholic Services for Children 5.00, Central Rexall Pharmacy 189.94. H. Chickering 100.48. Christie School 5.00, City Sanitary Service 26.50, City Meat Market 55.42, Coffee Cup 17.00, Courtesy nevroiei a.ui, a. ouiani a.au. Dr. Coyle 20.00. Crater Hotel 3.00. Crater Lake Color 3.96. Crater Lake Motors 54.45, Crater Way Market 230.00. Crystal Co. 270.00, B. Day 35.00. Dr. Dantelson 90.00. Sheriff DeLeigh 1205. Dept. of Finance 531.75. J. Dodson 105.70. J. Ducan 309.96. Dumas Domestic 8 83, Dunham Printing 24.90. East man Koaatc zti.zu, tamerion en gine 60.50. Eberharts 8.50, Eker son Paint 236.00, Dr. Emig 10.00, Enloe Electric 15.80, Fluhrer Bak eries 27.42. Family Service Assoc. 17.56, Fosters 29.55, Frlden 162.60, F. Gallatin 7. 45, Grange Co-operative 64.15, Dr. Griffin 5.00. F. Gregory 72.00, Groceteria Market 172.85. J. Harvey 10.00, Harvey's Shell Service 19.58. M. Hausherr 4.45, Hooker-Johnston 7.65, T. Howser 25.00, Hubbard Brothers 112.37, M. Hubbell 6.35, Hudsons Pharmacy 61.10, I. Huson 30.00. V. Hutchinson 304.50, Ind. Air Prod ucts 18.45, Jackson County 211.00, Jackson County Health Depart ment 15.00, Jackson County Medi cal Examiner 75.00, R. James 3.26, Jewell Office Supply 216.66, Jims Produce 77.79. John Warren Hard ware 5.00, Johnston Stores 283.60, Jorgensens 126.99, S. King 60.00, Klocker Printery 11.70, Dr. Law son 50.00. DeLeigh Sheriff and Tax Collector 557.48, Lincoln School Lunch 10.00, Littrell Parts 16.25, Louise Home 18.23. J. Abel 35.00. Lyceum Press 9.00, J. Mc Goodwln 25.00. E. M. Madden, Trustee 2281.10, Madisen Pub. 1.00. Max-Sig 76.21. Mart 3.75. Medford Builders Exchange 656.03, Medford Business Exchange 20.00, Medford, City of 79.63, Medford Hotel 74.65, Medford Lab. 7.00, Medford Lbr. 3.18. Medford Print ing Co. 193.43, Medford Station ery 52.49. Medford Tire Service 18.09, Mechanics Laundry 6.39, Mechans 1.35, Millers Egg Ranch 144.00, Mikes Upholstery 3.50, Moore Steel 32.7B, Morgan Print ing 103.25, Motorola 168.60. Mr. Pitt Co. 14.03. Nat. Council on Crime 8.00, Nat. Hospital Assoc. 861.12, Niagara Chemical Division 7.26. A. Nixon 38.00. Norton Lbr. 119.41. Oak Street Tank & Steel 6.00, Office Boy 288.01, Ore. Liq quid Gas Co. 32.85. Ore. State Tax Com. 1.00, Ore. State University 7097 .50, Ore. Washington Tele phone Company 12.20, Otis Eleva tor 204.54. Pacific Fruit 20.32. Pa cific Northwest Bell 1670.99, Pa cific Power 987.47, Padgett Auto Parts 3.67, Pats Sanitary 20.00, Pengad Co. 54.25, J. Peterson 20.00. B. Phillips 105.00, Harbison & Piazza 35.00. Pierce Freight Lines 342.47, Pittsburgh Plate czhkh 17.74. Pole Texaco 3.15. Post master 2075.00, ownaii Tayior 175 OH. Prnsnert Garbace 150.00 D. Provost 85.00. Public Employes Retirement Board 7378.57, Public Employes Retirement System 766.89. Purucker Music House 2.50. Dr. Quinn 128.00, Rears MIg. 22.38, Regal Stations Co. 6.20, R Pnltr jfe rn 4R 00. Robinson Broth ers 12.56. Rogue Electric 4.uz, Rogue Federal 507.50, Rogue Tra vel Service 32.15. Rneue Vallev Hospital 375.57, Rogue Valley Livestock Auction 54U.D3. Hefiis trars 293.49, J. Recder 241.00, Sacred Heart Hosnital 2206.35, Safeway Stores 23.49. Dr. Sukurai 20.00. G. Scannell 35.00, Schuss Wholesale Grocery 40.99, Scars 25 96 Sherwin Williams Co. 15. Signal Oil 348.63, H. Skerry 35.00, Siskivou Electric 70.89. So. Ore Boiler Works 1320.47, So. Ore. Siircical SunnlV 10.29. SDears Dis play Printing 240.38, Smith Lbr. 104.38, Smith Plumbing & Heating, 00 Rfl. Smith Sales & Service 18.41. Standard Brands 41.39, Standard Oil Co. 74.65. state ina. acc. uom, 3127.40. St. Marys Home for Boys 5.uu, &upi. oi uocumcnis iu.uu, Superior Rubber Stamo 8.03. Surg ical Sales 105.90. Swems 11.75 Talent. City of 15.15, Texaco 39.56, Thrift Auto Supply 2.80, Trowbridce Electric 76.10. U. S, Nat. Bank 10707.33, Valley Medical Lab. 7.00, Villa St. Rose 43.97, Voights Medford Equip. 256.50, Dr, Vorheis 10.00, Dr. Wanek 37.50. D. waiKer 33. ou, wasnington wai, ins, 4Hf 5l. Washoe Countv Clerk 4.25, W. B. Kerr Co. 91.11, Westinghouse 5.44. Western Oil & Burner 264.75, Western Union 32.90, Weter & Olsen 2.35, W. H. Gauntlett 7.95. E. Wyland 12.00, Zellcrbach Paper 224.13, Zerox 196.86. Capital Improvement Am. Bitumuls 696.06, Builders Supply 481.81, Ekerson Paint 29B. Hubbard Brothers 41.70, John War ren Hardware 197.00, M. C. Lin ingcr 388.40, Murphy Const. 21850. 07, Pacific Power & Light 15.00. Public Employes Retirement Board 2.84, J. Robinson 75.00. Siskiyou . Electric 350.00, Smith Lbr. 747.63, So. Bear Creek Sanitary Dist, 150.00. State lnd. Acc. Com. 10c, Stevens Const. 93.44. W. H. Con rad 225.00, Widing Transportation 257.4 B. Civil Defense: H & L Electronics 03.30 , E. M. Madden. Trustee 23.20. Medford Composite Squad ron 300.00. Medford Radio Service! 35.45. Pacific Northwest Bell 1:35,! Pacific Power 2.30, Public Em-; ploves Retirement Board 30.65, State Ind. Acc. Com. 1.28. United Radio Supply 28.44, U.S. National Bank 103.30, Washington Nat Ins. Co. 1.11. Building Improvement: Alladln Lock 3.70, Bowers Plumbing & Heating 6591.08, Hubbard Broth ers 1.33. E. M. Madden, Trustee 20.90, Montgomery Ward 70.42, McCulIoch Chain Saw 7.00, Nat Hospital Assoc. 13.93, Pittsburgh Plate Glass 95.98, Pubic Em- gloves Retirement Board 11.92, iskiyou Electric 314.27, State Ind. Acc. Com. 70c, U.S. Nat. Bank 111.30. Washington Nat. Ins. Co 2.22, Westinghouse Electric 5.32. Dog License: T. Ghca 104.00, J. Malone 15.00, C. Setchell 30.00, E. Madden Trustee 24.00, Nat. Hospi tal Assoc. 27.75, Pubic Employes Retirement Board 56.74, Robaro Boarding Kennels 1.40, State Ind. Acc. Com. 2.50, U.S. Nat. Bank 149.80, Washington Nat. Ins. Co Emergency: ' Public Employes Retirement Board 3.14, State Ind. Acc. Com. 44c. Juvenile Operation & Mainten ance: Alcddln Lock 04.80, Anders Photo Shop 29.46, Becks 20.48, California Pacific Utilities 116.42, City Sanitary Service 3.50, Farm ers Packing 16.44. Jorgensens 89.47, E. M. Madden, Trustee 31.90. Medford, City of 10.18, Millers Egg Ranch 20.20, M. Mueller 3.50, Mod ern Pumblng 25.14. Pacific Pow er 95,47, Nat. Hospital Assoc. 5.60. Public Employes Retirement Board 36.13. Quality Market 47.76, Rogue Federal Credit Union 45.00, Rogue Valley Hospital 2.50. Dr. Ruttcr 10.00. Schuss Wholesale Grocery 200.59, Smllh Sales 40.30, So. Bear Creek Sanitarv Dist. 7.00, State Ind. Acc. Com. 1.76. Tumy Ins, 22.30. US. Nat. Bank 103.80. Val ley Wholesale 15 00, Washington Nat. Ins. Co. 4.44, Wlllen Model Bakery 24.23. Medford Library 73943.04. General Road Department: O. Abbott 379.04. E. Accorne 441.46. L. Andrews 436.48. D. Baker 432.65, J. Baldwin 396.64, A. Bal lard 364.04, J. Beams 19.50, W. Bench 432,36, R. Bcrrlman 396,64, L. Bigham 440.00, E. Boardman 415.36, M. Boat 398.00, D, Borcn 379.64, C. Bourne 429.00, R. Bourne 436.75. W. Brogan 45R.48, H. Brown 386.64, V. Brown 437.00, UNSPLIT LOG ENDS 8 Ft. Peeler Core 2 Cordi Delivered $15.00 Eagle Wood Co. 826-4011 LEGAL NOTICES Buchholz 397.00, J. Burdell 428 86, J. Burns 396.00. C. Calkins 353.00, W. Chapman 470.84. O. Chesnut 417.26, E. Cooper 339.04, L. Cooper Clark 476 84. D. Clifford 514.00. E. Clough 430.83, C. Comstock 359.04, J. Conner 446.34, F. Cook 417.26, E. Coper 339.04, L. Cooper 537.00. N. Coverdale 396.00. G. Crumley 429.00, E. Culver 460.48, , C. Culy 358.40. L. Culy 436.48. L. Cutburth 424.00. L. Damon 445.48, J. Danford 436.48. C. Dean 424.13, J. Dennis 429.00, H- Denver 428.67, R. Ditsworth 396.00, H. Dooms 443.48. W. Dooms 489.84. R. Du Frene 370.04. G. Dutton 406.00, E. Earl 453.00, J. Earl 404.76, L Earl 333.00. T. Earl 412.57. J. Eatherton 429.00, B. Estes 438.48. H. Ferns 468.84, W. Flagg 396.00, D. Floyd 450.48, D. Goddard 409.00. C. Goodnight 369.04, L. Green 429.00, M. v Griffin 456.48. E. Groves 413.00. A. Haddock 422.36, t. Hall 436,00, J. Hamilton 37.18, P. Hannaford 449.00, E. Harnlsh 437.48, R. Harnlsh 436.00, S. Hart bauer 353.00. L. Hartman 463.84, B. Hatch 433.00. E. Henderson 477.84, D. Herndon 394.64, G. Hubs 396.00. W. Irons 420.00, M. Jacob son 472.84. D. Jeffrey 359.04. A. Jeldncss 390.00. C. Jenks 439.18. A. Jesme 359.04. R. . Johnson 437.48, S. Johnson 475.84, A. Jones 453.30, J. Jones 382.64, E. Kantor 452.90, H. Kantor 443.90, C. Kee- nev 4.W4H. j. Keiier :ina.uu. l.. King 403.63, D. Klser 379.09, K. Kite 415.00, I. (Larson 449.00, A Lester 433.67, R, Lomas aaa.uu, j Lusk 307.00. P. Lvnch 429.00. J Mapston 359.04, -. Marshall 416.00, M. McCartney 195.00, J. Merritt : 449.00, R. Merritt 537.00, H. Meyer I 476.48. J. Mever 2B8.00. C. Mi chael 403.38. L. Michael 476.B4, J. Miner 47.U4, a. Moore 4ob.h. m. Morse 459.48, E. Music 396.00, C. Perdue 436.48, J. Perdue 418.00, E. Pierce 449.00, J. Pruitt 421.94, L. Ray 418.36, G. Robertson 410.75, G. Ryn 429.00, D. Shearin 401.00, F. Sherman 457.84, F. Shipley 438.48. T. Shope 359.04, T. Shuck aaj.uu, n. Simmons 431.00, t. Smith 406.75, P. Smith 436.48, D. Sommer 367.10, W. Sommer 408.00, R. Souza 432.88, J. Spradling 164.00. A. Stith 396.00, J. Stough 409.44. H. Stout 471.84, J. Sut ton 358.04, D. Sweet 437.48, D. Sykes 429.00, R. This pin 440.00. T. Tolle 440.00. M. Tresham 449.00. M. Tryon 366.73, L. Vanderpool 477.84. L. Varner 440.20, R. Vaughn jdh.u4, w. vaugnn .vm.o. u. ver stegen 473.84. D. Walden 416.00, W. Walker 353.00, H. Wallace 353.00, A. Wattcnberg 583.00, T. Werder 371.00, E. White 54.00, G. Williams 446.90, T. Wright 477.84. Supplies, Services and Equip ment for Road Department: Air max iuou.uu, Alexander naraware 15.08, Anders Photo Shop 24.68, Ashland. City of 3.80. Am. Pam- cor 15.46, Am. Bitumuls 5828.63, Am, bteci jsu.ui, Bearing bales 55c, Bergman's Shop 4 1 .60, H. Biddle 11.60, Big Pines 0.26, Bill Scarlett 14.25, Bunting Tractor 578.14,' Burks 25.B8. A. Boulter 200.00, Cal Ore Machinery 147.30, R. Carstensen 37.91, Central Pump 72.51, Classic Studio 62.25, Col year Motor Sales 522.46, Courtesy unevroiei yh.zo, i.ramcr iviacni nery 133.57, Crater Auto Supply 107.14, Crater Lake Machinery 35.31, Crater Lake Motors 134.02, Cummins Ore. Diesel 117.09. Dean & Taylor Pontlac 4.30, J. Dennis 62.00, Douglas Oil Co. 3724.80, Du mas Domestic 33.47, Eatherton En gine & Equipment 78.95, T. East man aO.JU, 8CO V-Orp. 3 14U.30, Electric Supply Co. 37.49. Farm ers Lbr. 26.79, Fcenaughty 455.24, Fyr-Fyter Sales & Service 156.85. Gardners Machine Shop 53.00, oenerai Hearing 4Z.B.S, oeorge r, Wilson 24.00. R. Gilbert 566.00. Gold Hill. City of 5.40, Grange Co op 72.00. Greyhound 3.30. Hau- pert Tractor 169.50, H oward Cooper 68.00, Hi Martin 32.00. Hubbard Bros. 15.27. Hubbard Wray 3-35. Hydraulic Service & Supply 27.27. Ind. Air 64.95. Int. Harvester Co. 461.70, Lambert Voegtly Lbr. 793.20. Laminated Wood 5.00. Lininger & Sons 1061.84, Littrell Parts 167.83. Mc CulIoch Chain Saw 2.10. E. M. Madden, Trustee 1318.90, Max Sig 14. iu, meaiora, i,ny oi u.o, iviea ford Concrete Const. 1721.11. Med ford Motors 26.04, Medford Plate Glass 124.98, Medford Stationery 23.24. Medford Tire Service 5.75. Minnesota Mining 187.50, Minltman Lnr wasn i.id, ivioaern nummng i.ju, Moore oieei to, iuui.ua, Nash Ford Tractor 3.B0. Nat. Hos pital Assoc. 892.35, Norrls Paint 1304.00, Office Boy 3.51, Ore. Llq- quia uas aa.au, ure. state Hign way 12.00, Ore. Tire 973.72, Ore, Washincton Teleohone Co. 11.23. Pacific Northwest Bell 34.04, Pa cific power 729.23, Padgham Glass 36.00, Parsons Motor 74.75. Pierce Freight Lines 31.03, Premier Fas tener 297.84, Public Employes Re tirement Board 2396.71, Richfield Oil Corp. 713.60, Rogue Equip ment Sales 723.10, Rogue Federal 863.00, Rogue Saw Shop 11.60, R. O. Stephensen 12.37, Safety Metals 30.25, Sam Jennings 135.36, Sanderson Safety Supply 18.48, Schetky Equip. 202.61, Sherwin Williams 21.00. Smith Lbr. 8.40, W. Sommers 12.50. So. Ore. Sale 706.14, Stevens Corp. 116.18, Sure- rii ii, uu, lexaco lzoo.ai, inrm Auto 83.90, Tscheu Publishing 14.00, Union Oil Co. 150.70. United Pipe 313.94, United Crusade 20.89, U. S. Nat. Bank 8043.62, Walts Saw Shop 7.64, Washington Nat. Ins. 162.06, Water and Sewer Bill 6.00, Wayne Rynal Corn. 330.43. West ern Equipment Co. 44.08, Westing- nnuse zuo.uu, wnitc (Jlty l ire 340.52. White City Water 313.60. J. Wilson 1028.40, Witham Parts 15.80, W. P. Fuller 368.14, Zeller bach Paper Co. 222.39. Classified Rates Minimum Size: Two Lines 1 day per worn 8c 2 days per word. ...,..... 12c 3 days per word.. 15o 5 days per word lflc 6 days per word 20c Jackson, Josephine and Siskiyou Counties Rate Other A reus Per Word Oe Per Day By Line Per Month $3.00 Box Number Service Charge 500 (Minimum Cash Ad 80c) Business Directory - Each line per month 92 25 Minimum per month $6.75 Dead Line on Classified Ads 5:00 p.m. for following day. except 1 0 a.m. for Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday. Dead Line on Display Classi fied Ads 10:00 a.m Saturday fnr Sunday and Monday; 3 p.m. the day before publication for Tues. through Frl. APPitOVKD CREDIT CHARGES HILLED II V THE LINE Minimum Chance .. $150 () COMICE PEARS 1 IV Wonderful Eating But Do Not , ft 1 Qualify for Our Gift Boxes I Mon. thru Sat. 8 to 5 p I Sundy 10 to 5 f BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS 2 Mils South on Highway 99 rl CLASSIFIED PERSONAL Lodge Notices .. .. 1 Special Club Notices 2 Personal S Lost and Found 4 Instructions 5 Wanted Male Help T.... 10 Wanted Female Help 11 Male or Female Help -. 12 Wanted Situations .,,--, IS Wanted Miscellaneous 14 Financial & Loans IS REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses 20 For Rent Apartments 21 For Rent Furnished Room 22 Rent Rooms and Board 23 For Rent Miscellaneous 24 Wanted To Rent 25 Medford Realty Board 30 For Salo Real Estate 31 Business Opportunities 32 Wanted Real Estate 33 AD DIRECTORY FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies 40 Appliances 41 Furniture 42 Musical Equip., Radio, TV 43 Sports and Hobbles 44 Miscellaneous 45 Nurseries ... 46 Dogs and Pets 50 Poultry . .... 51 Livestock 52 Wanted Livestock ... 33 Hay, Grain and Feed . 34 Fruits St Vegetables 55 Automotive & Equipment Machinery and Tractors 60 Logging Equipment 6 1 Equipment For Rent .... 62 Trailers -,... 70 Parts and Accessories 71 Cycles and Scooters 71 Cars and Trucks - 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Classify A MONDAY ONLY Business Directory ...... . b 2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS BETHEL 58 International Order oi jous uaugnters, snaoy cove, Ore. will hold a Rummage St Plant Sale, Fehl Bldg. Sat., Nov. 30th. 9-4:30. MEETING FACILITIES & FLOOR SPACE for rent. Good for Rummage or Food Sales. Reasonable. 773-3005 eves. 3-PERSONAL DO YOUR Christmas shopping nHy ftvon way. -au uj-uji Welcome Ladies Come on down to the GREEN SHOE Beauty Clinic American Legion Hall, Central Point. Tonlte 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. Free Games prizes door prizes, refreshments. SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SALON Trail Ph. 878-2300 CREDIT EQUITY, INC. Is a debt consolidation agency licensed & bonded by the State of Oregon with the purpose of pianneu acui rcauciion. 201 Medical Center Bldg. 33 N CENTRAL 773-7103 FOR Beauty Counselor Cosmetics (Jail 77Z-2I3U or 77U-Z2UU. Coins St Stamps, bought & sold. PANTS TAPERED $2. Cuffed 1 waists SI. 772-2H14 "Attention Ladies" Jane.' Sharon, Bev and Lots, Specialists in coloring, bleaching, permanent waving and hair cut ting, invite you in for your per- aonauzca siyie. LEON'S HAIR FASHIONS 231 E. 6th St. 773-1552 CERAMIC CLASSES Afternoons or eves. 017 E, Pine, Central Point, 664-2605. ANYONE havins a drlnkiruf orob- lem It welcome at the Medford Group of Alcoholics Anonymous h:ju p.m. rues, at ant. rear of 21 N Oakdale. 773-4848. AJ- Anon uroup every Tuesday. DRINKING YOUR PROBLEM? Contact A.A- Sun. 8 p.m. Thurs. 8:30, 404 Walnut Ph. 864-2006 772-5377 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 Stat hoi Infciiror, 1005 E. Main, Medford, 773-6658. Open Mon St Tues. 'till 0 P.m. MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio. ui4 Fluhrer uidg. 772-uou GINGER AND KARLENE Specialists in thin, fine, problem hair & permanents. New Prices. Eve. Appointments. Closed Mondays. 773-3130 TRAILER Spaces FOR RENT. zz.au mo. isi mo. jkee. aouiis only. Storage space, cement pa tios, auto, laundry. Miss Pat's Mobile Villa, 4425 Jacksonville Hwy. 773-3382. HAVE ROOM Tor 3 ambulatory pa tients in private home. 770-2533. FROM wall to wall, no soil at all, on carpets cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer St. JohnBon Paint Center. ORDER NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Knitted sweaters, suits, and Barbie clothes. 482-3036 MAGGIE'S Homemade Fruit Cake & JELLY 4319 llnmrk'k nl. Central Point Ph, 664-3018 4-1Q5T AND FOUND LOST Downtown Medford. Long brown wool icarf, fringe trim. 772-87114. For Action . . . Use Tribune Want Ads WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1963 4-LOST AND FOUND LOST Eyeglasses Ac small radio Placed by mistake beneath the drivers seat white Chevrolet Sdn. Parked near Sears. Sat. a.m. Finder place call 826-4833. LOST in Central Point male Pek ingese, black St tan, black mux zle, bobtail, wearing red har ness. Reward. 664-3055 after 2:30 431 S. 1st. St., Central Point. LOST Boston Terrier. Black & White. Blue eye and a brown eye. I Name "Tojo." Reward. 772-8940. 1 LOST Yellow long furred altered male cat. Heartbroken children have searched for over a week. 900 Mlra Mar. 772-8471. $75 REWARD for cream male toy poodle. Lost In Medford Shop ping Center Nov. 4th. 110 S. Main, Phoenix. 535-2077 & 779 2577. 1 0 WANTED MALE HELP PRUNERS wanted Talent Orch ard. Call Ora Meadows. 535-1712 alter e p.m. PRUNERS wanted Bear Creek Orchards, Apply at Employment Office. PRUNERS wanted Hollywood Orchard. Call Heinle Bohl. 773- ?;La.,ie. r...P.-m WANTED boys to distribute The ater programs. Apply in person Ready to work. Friday morn ing 10 A. M. Nov, 2Bth. Crater ian Theatre. WANTED ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE MAN to work in wood processing fuani locatea in uentrai wu amette Valley. Must have State Electricians card, write TRIBUNE BOX WANTED married man with car for Fuller Brush Co. route. 1105 wk. guaranteed to start. 772-8034 ARE YOU EARNING OVER TEN THOUSAND A . YEAR? CAPP-HOMES. the largest and fastest growing manufacturer of quality pre-cut custom bum homes, has an exclusive terri tory opening in the Medford area for an experienced aggressive salesman. We offer a liberal drawing account a cat nit commis sion, leads furnished through imaginative and intensive adver tising tailored to your area, plus h company training cunic in ail pnases oi our saies operation. If you feel that you have the ability and sincerity to sell our 3uallty homes please Include full etails of business and personal record to CAPP-HOMES 1 143 Dupont North Minneapolis II, Minn. MANAGEMENT TRAINING LEADS TO EXECUTIVE CAREER IN FINANCE Not an average "training pro gram" . . . not an ordinary job, This 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, HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP. 128 E. MAIN Here's news for bee-line to us High Quality Used Can 1963 Chevrolet Impala Sports Coupa Fully equipped, a like new car at a used car price only $67.22 1961 Ford Falcon 2 -Dr. Sta tion Wagon. Beautiful condi tion and appearance. A flood buy $38.05 1963 Chavrolet Impala Srn Hon Wagon. Low miles. Showroom condition through out. Power equipped. $1; $68.72 1962 Chtv. Impala Coupe. V8, powcrglide, power steer ing, beautiful lutone body & !n?.r $66.58 1962 Chtv. Bil Air V-8 ita tion wagon a clean vehicle with power steering Si auto., : $66.58 1961 Ford T-Blrd. Full pow er, factory air conditioning, swingaway C70. Steering wheel.... QtV PH0NI CORNER 10th BEE HIV B 5 10-WANTED MALE HELP PEAR prunem wanted, report to Sam's Valley Orchard, Ramsey Canyon Rd. or call 853-10 1 7. PEAR Pruners wanted. Report to weDsier urcnara on coxer uuue Rd. or call 772-7675. JUNIOR MERCHANTS Ages 12 to 15 WANTED for MEDFORD JACKSONVILLE, The Mail Tribune needs Jr. Merchantx to deliver papers in Jacksonville, Medford and Gold Hill. Apply in person at Office or phone 772-6141. SAVE Oil All ECHO It iHmi ai though art alwayi talking to you, in our adi, about tha tav ingt potiibla on an ECHO homo purchase. There are many other tearurea that make an ECHO homo your bait ponible buy. And yet, the savings you can make on a new home purchase are so great that we feel this factor can not be emphastied enough. Drop by and sea for yourself. You'll be amased at this dramatic innovation In the new home industry. Model Home 812 So. Central V No Closing Coitt 100 Financing V Payments like Rent PHONE 773-7471 Model Home 812 S. Central Open 9-6 Six Days a Week e Open 11-5 Sunday In Grants Pass 1133 Redwood Ave. Phono 479-4002 you: making a makes sense Low Monthly Payment 1961 Old.. F-85 Delux Se- dan hydramatic, radio, one owner, fine performance economy... $57.00 '1961 Dodge 2-Dr. Only 15, 000 miles. Automatic trans., economical 6 CA9 A cyl. engine ftiHft 1959 Pontlac 9 Pan. Wag on. Hydramatic. power steer ing & brakes, plenty of pas senger or $A1 Rfl cargo space 1960 Cadillac Coupa Da Villa All standard power eq., fac tory air conditioning & many other fine CCD 10 accessories QOOildS 1958 Olds 88 Cpa. Power equip., hydramatic, fine In terior & 0Q clean body 1958 Chav. V-8 Pinal Standard trans., good body. Sound mechanically, a fine rig for general all around use, with inclos- C07 ed protection...... VW 1957 Cadillac Fleetwood Se dan. Full power, air condi tioning, fine Interior & ex cellent body Cif') 7C Bargain 91. 10 Also see us for annual leas ing & daily rentals of all makes of cars & trucks. DARRELL MILLER'S E AUTO SALES 773-120 and CENTRAL "jr
