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Newspaper Page TextHi.".. ".Jt: j r 4 California Education Board Taking New Look at 'Provisional' Teaching Bv ROBERT FAIRBANKS SACRAMENTO (UPI) -When the California Board of Educa tion adopted its new and strict er teacher licensing require ments last spring, many public school administrators believed that the action would create a spectacular teacher shortage. The new regulations, with their emphasis on suhject mat ter, were so much stricter than the old that administrators feared they would never find enough qualified persons to han 1 ' PLAQUE PRESENTED-Jerald J. McGrew, right, United Crusade campaign chairman, is shown presenting a plaque to Mrs. Robert Goodman for the public library employes, 75 per cent of whom gave the "Fair Share" quota of one hour's pay per month for 12 People Not Getting Objective Reporting, Sen. Morse Declares WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Wayne Morse, D - Ore., has charged that the American press is failing to give the American people objective reporting on major issues. "Frequently the American press does a Pravda job on the American people," he said. "It feeds them what it wants them to read and omits telling them what they ought to know is in the news." Asked About Incident Morse issued his criticism when asked about an incident last week in which he protested about too much noise in the Sen ate press gallery. "But that's insignificant," the senator went on. "I do have a great disappointment in the American press as a whole, for I have sat in the Senate for 10 years and I think I'm a pretty good witness in the operation of the press in handling political news, and in my judgment, the press does not do, by and large, an objective job of publishing the news." He said he blamed editors more than reporters. "I'd take my chanres even though I've had my difficulties with the working press, in the objectivity of the working press," the senator said. "But the fact is that their stories are re-written at a higher level or they're cut out entirely at high er level." Morse said that during the re- STARK'S XHAS GIFT SUGGESTION Brand New FULLY GUARANTEED Westinghouse MT-12-17-63 AT TRADE IN YOUR OtD CLEANER NOW Only Brinrf FOR TOP ALLOWANCE COM! IN Oft TEUPHONI PHONE W Rtpiir All Mk f Vacuum Otanen and Floor Pftlitrttr 622 Nerth ft dle the growing student popula tion. To meet the threatened short a g e, most administrators planned to make' greater use of the "provisional" teaching cre dential, a document issued by the stale for persons who have not met the regular credidential (license) requirements. But during the past several months, board members showed a dislike for the provisional cre dentials and indicated that they might let Uie provisional system months. Omar Bacon, librarian, looks on. The City of Medford employes also exceeded their campaign goal by 7 per cent. Mrs. Dorothy Snedden, head of this section in the public employes division for the past 10 years, ex pressed herself as gratified at the results. ! cent senate debate on foreign aid, he and others like Sen. Er ! nest Grucning, D-Alaska, had made speeches criticizing the j program but "you pick up the ! press and find not a single re ; ference to the speech, j "You'll find in that same na : per a lot of inconsequential news and 1 happen to think that the press owes to the American people objective reporting on major issues." Morse said that the situation 1 has become "steadily worse in my judgment, steadily worse." I "I've had even representatives of the great wire services come to me and tell me how sorry they were that a story they had sent in on i.rac issue that I had raised in the Senate was cut out, but they even in some in stance showed me the story they sent in; but it was cut out at the upper desk," he said. Pedestrian fatalities Occur During Evening CHICAGO (UPI)-The Chica go Motor Club says that three out of every five pedestrian fa talities occur during the winter months of early darkness, i Persons over 45 years of age accounted for two-thirds of all pedestrian deaths, with 33 per , cent of the victims over 65 I years of age. Nine nut of 10 pe j destrians killed were non-driv-I ers. Canister VACUUM CLEANERS Complete With Attachments! STARK'S a m fuii cnh Prict Nw In Or if in I Ctrteni USY TERMS FOR FREE HOME TRIAL... 772-4998 Store Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Including Sat. Evtningi By Apopintmcnt Rivtrtidf lapse when the new regulations become effective next Jan. 1. Question Raised Board members felt that the provisional credential, with its lower requirements, would ad mit too many substandard teachers into the schools. Both the California Teachers Association and the American Federation of Teachers support ed the board. They charged that some school districts deliberate ly hired provisional credential holders because they could pay Confidence Vote Near in Italy ROME (UPI)-Premier Aldo Mnro appeared headed toward victory today in his bid to win a crucial vote of confidence for his center-left coalition govern- j ment. Political sources predicted Moro's coalition of Christian Democrats, Marxist Socialists, Social Democrats and Republi cans would win a majority in the Italian chamber of deputies. But controversy over the new political lineup and its signifi cance in terms of Italy's role in the North Atlantic Treaty Or ganization (NATO) opened splits within the ranks of the Christian Democrats and the Socialists. The two parties are the major ones within the coal ition. During a meeting that lasted into the early hours this morn ing, Moro patched up some of the cracks in his own Christian Democratic party. Party con servatives, led by former Pre mier Mario Scelba, agreed to support the coalition after Moro pledged a platform based on a strong foreign policy including "full loyalty and fidelity" to NATO, and barring cold war neutralism. The Italian attitude toward NATO was one of the most dif ficult hurdles in Morn's negotia tions with the country's left wing Socialists, who advocate neutralism. The foreign policy statement, contained in a draft motion put to a Christian Democratic par liamentary group, was a strong er pledge to the West than Moro's previous stand in nego tiations with Socialist leader Pietro Nenni. Two Berlins Sign Yule Visit Pact BERLIN (UPI) - West 3er !in today signed an agreement with Communist East Germany lo permit Wcsl Berlincrs to cross through the Commu.iist wall for Christmas visits in East Rrrlin. A West Rerlin envrrnnvnt spokesman announced the acreement after long negotia tions with th Communists. It will he the first time West Borliners have been permitted in the Communist half nf their cily since the wall went up in August, 1061. Testimony Begins In Klamath Trial KLAMATH FALLS (UPI) -Opening statements were read by the prosecution and defense and testimony began today in the first degree murder trial of Archie Foster. 2fi, Salem. Foster is charged with the fatal shooting of Mrs. Eunice Biss, V, Beally. Her body was found in a car in front of her home April 22. A jury of six men and six wo men was selected as the trial got under way in Circuit Court here Monday. The jury then vis ited Beallv. I Circuit .'fudge nonald W. W. .Piper Is presiding. MEDKOHl) them less than a fully creden tialed teacher. However, the California Asso ciation of School Administrators continued to challenge both points of view. At the hoard meeting in San Francisco last month, it presented a mass of statistics to prove that a teach er shortace was imminent. "We cannot staff our schools in 1964 and possibly for some years to come unless some type of provisional, limited or post poned credentialing is main tained," the association said, extending the provisional cre dential system for six months, until June 30, 1964. But they stipulated that this would be the end: There would be no more provisionals after that date. j Solution Offered j At a recent meeting in Los Angeles, board members heard a permanent solution of fered by the board's credential ing committee. After a brief re view, members agreed to pre sent the plan at a public hear ing in February. Whether it will satisfy both the teachers and administrators is still anybody's guess. Under the plan, persons who could not meet the full licens ing requirements would never theless be granted a regular teaching credential. However, it would indicate that they were only "partially fulfilled.'' Also, the holdee would be required to make up his deficiencies within a stipulated time. By granting a regular creden tial instead of the old provision i.l, the new plan would bring these "partial fulfillments" un der the state's minimum salary law for teachers. The law, re quiring a minimum of $4,500 an nually, did not apply to provi sional credential holders. Clarence Lane Flies Over Ashland Area ASHLAND Clarence Lane, better known to many as "Mr. Ashland," got his first bird's eye view of his native town and valley when he flew with Pilot Al Porter last Wednesday. The 93-year-old man was en thusiastic over the experience and commented "it's sure dif erent from the riavs when I drove a horse and buggy over these hills." Porter, president ot Porter Aviation, Inc., Ashland, made the flight in a 10(4 Piper Cher okce, which he had brought from Florida a few weeks ago. The pilot is a seven year vet eran of the. Air Corps, where he flew Jet F-lOls. He has the Pi per distributorship and also owns a five place twin en gine plane for charter flights. LEGAL NOTICES noticr to citfcnrrons Probate No. P NOTtCK m hereby givrn that thf undcrnicnerl hart born ap pointed Executrix of the Estate of NETTIE ELLEN FISCHER, de ceased, tn administer the estate of the said rieredent, by the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson, and has qualified, and that all persons having clmm against the estate are hereby required to present the same with proper vouchers to the Medford Mail Tribune at Trihune Box 24Bli. Medford, Oregon or the undersigned at the law oilices of PARKER rV ABRAHAM al 20r Third Slreet, Hnnri River. Oregon, within six nionlhs of the dale hereof DATED and first published on the 2Hth day of Nnvemhrr, 1"H3. Bevprly N. McFarland Executrix PARKER ABRAHAM Atlomeys nr Executrix 20.j Third Strrpt Hood River. Oregon N'OTH'K OF riNAL HI! ARINft IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Of' OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Etat of Thomnn Roscberrv. deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undrrsigned has filed her ftnnl account and report in the ahove entitled estate and that, bv order of the circuit Court ot Jacn on Couniv. Orrcon. Probate De partment, a hearing upon the Hine has been set loi l iiursciay. ue cember 2fi. ItlfiS, ill the Circuit Court Room at the Court House In Mori ford. . acknon County. Ore gon. at the hour of 9 30 o'clock A M All person having objections thereto are hereby notified to present tha same on or before urh time P;t!c of firot publication of this notice Is November 2fi. I!tfi3. Mary Krllington, Executrix RnherK Kellinglon, Branchfield Heffernan Attorneys for Executrix 7 fi v v, h t is km t ; n t f 6 ri"H n i s Sealeri hirt.s will be received by the Jackson County Court at the Cuurihousc at Medford, Oregon, on nr before 1" nn A M, January 3. 171fi4. for the furnishing of one 'li rtiesrt fl-wheel tractor for the Jargon County Road pepartment IiiKlruclions to bidders and spec ifications for tli 15 equipment inY he seen al Ihe office nf Die County Clerk or Ihe office of Ihe County Enginerr JACKSON COUNTY COURT Erl M Miller Coimtv .Jiirlge E H Taylor fount v CommifiMnner Donald E Fatter County CoinmiMoner NOTICE TO CREDITORS NO. P-2;t-fi IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF I nr. m a(, Or UKiiiUft run JACKSON COUNTY Probate Department In the Matter of the Estate of ANNA E WILLARD. Deceased Notire is hereby Riven that the undcrniRnrd han been appointed and qualified a Administratrix with will annexed of the Estate of Anna E Willard Deceased and all person having rlaims BRAint said estate are hereby notified to prcj-enl the anie with proper voucher, at the office of rnv at torney. Rotiert D Dame. 1 fiolMy BiuldinK Medford Oregon, within six month from ihe nte hereof Dated and firt published thm 17th dav of December. Iff3, Marie H. Ettinger. Administratrix wuh will annexed Robert D. Danie Attorney for edmlnUtrntMX with will annexed Mfdford, Oregon MAIL TB1BUNE, MKDKORD, CLASSIFIED PERSONAL LodRa Notices Special Club Notice Personal Lost and Found Instructions Wanted Mala Help Wanted Female Help , Male or Female Help , Wanted Situations Wanted Miscellaneous . Financial & Loans , 15 REAL ESTATE For Pent Houses For Rent Apartments For Rent Furnished Rooms , Rent Rooms and Board For Rent Miscellaneous Wanted To Rent Medford Realtv Board For Salrt Real Estate .... Business Opportunities Wanted Real Estate AD DIRECTORY FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Bulletins Supplies .40 Appliances - 41 Furniture 42 Musical Equip,. Radio, TV 43 Fports and Hobbies 44 .Miscellaneous 45 Nurssries ,. 4ti Dojrs and Pets .SO Poultry 51 Livestock 52 Wanted Livestock 53 Hay, Grain and Feed .............. 54 Fruits & Vegetables 55 Automotive & Equipment Machinery and Tractora fiO LoRRinR Equipment ........... fi 1 Equipment For Rent . ....62 Trailers .. ..- 70 Parts and Accessories .... 71 Cvcles and Scooters ... 72 Cars and Trucks - 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Classify A MONDAY ONLY Business Directory - - b Classified Rates Minimum Sire: Two Linei 1 day per wora.... 2 days per word.... 8a , 12c . 15o 3 days per word... S days per word...-.. ...19c 6 days per word ....20o Jackson. Josephine and Siskiyou Counties Rata Other Areas Per Word So Per Day By Line Per Month $3.00 Box Number Service Charge 500 (Minimum Cash Ad 80cj Business Directory Each line per month $2 25 Minimum per month $6. 75 Dead Line on Classified Ads 5;00 p.m. for following day, except 10 a.m. ior Monday; lor Sunday noon Saturday. Dead Line on Display Classi fied Ads 10:00 a m. Saturday for Sunday and Monday: 3 p.m. the dav hefore publication for Tues. through Frl. appkovkd rntnit CUARGBS BILLED BY THE LINE Minimum Charco 1S0 C Card of Thanks OUR heartfelt thtrnkR to all who extended com fort in sympathy and help In our recent sorrow. For the beautiful service, floral nffenncs and other kindnesses, we are deeply grateful. We especially wish to thank the members of the Central Point Grange who were mosi inougni' Jul. Charlie Whiiney and fnmily I-IODGE NOTICES "Stated Communication Central Point Lodge No. m. AK A AM. Wednes day, December Ifl, 7:30 P M. Election of officers. Masons invited Pa til W Hopkins W M 2-SPECIAl ClUB EVENTS MEETKVG FACILITIES A FLOOfl SPACE for rent. Good for Rummage or Food Snlch. Rr;isonnble. 773-n''f15 eves. 3-PERSONAL NEAT 'Weirdos' painted on sweat shirts. l..iO ea. or $2 ea. picked up & del. Call Mark 772-42(52 AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? If age, drivlne record, un insured accident financial re sponsibility liling. etc.. In making it difficult for you to iecure proper insurance, see us. Con venient monthly Installment. Don StathOB InMirnr. 1003 E. Main, Medford. 77:i-6fi38. Open Mon. At rues, 'J0 D.m. DRINK !NCJ YOUR PROBLEM? Contact A A. Sun. 8 p.m. Thtirs. R:30, 404 Walnut Ph. fjfi4-20f16 772-1377 ANYONE having drinking prob lem It welcome at the Medford Group of Alcoholict Anonymous 8:30 p.m. Tue. & S.it. rear of 21 N. Oakdale. 773-484B. Al Anon Group everv Tuesday. GINGER AND KARLENE Specialists in thin, fine, problem hair & permanent. New Price. Eve. Appointments. Lloen luonoayn. ) ' PANTS TAPknEli $2. Cuffed $L. W.HS1S L. v -B11. MERLE NOHMAN-Coimetlc Slilrtlo, 214 Kluhrer Bids. 772.01)11 We Ncari Your Idle Tools &. Equipment Of All Kmrt Wf tiuv anrl vnu Hiav rpdPBm VALLEY RENTAL 77:)-lj22 2I2IS Parlflr Hwv B A n H t KEN Doll HnniM, nnrrrl. tl2 95 In "I-SpnrtvIn-l-Slcd", kiln A .1)3. 772 HfU CREDIT EQUITY, (IT Is a debt consolidation agency licenced At bonded by the Slate of Oregon with the purpos of plmned debt reduction. l!01 Medical Center Bldg. Xt N CENTRAL 7 7.1 -7 If 13 ORDER NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Knitted sweaters, nulU, and Barbie clothe. 4a-30.V s Homemade Fruit Cake Jelly & Fruit Syrup 4513 Hmnck Rd, Central Point Ph, 664-3018 HAVE ROOM in private home for elderly ladv In the counlrv. pleane call 773-IRH4 before flam orafter p mweekdavii. MILLIONS of rugs have been cleaned wilh Blue Lustre Ms America's finest Rent electric hsmpooer $ 1 . Johnson Paint Center CARE FOR Elderly person my me. 31Z'Brarflman. 773-41.JO. OREC.ON FAMILY & HOME A PIANO FOR CHRISTMAS Select it NOW - WE STIt.U HAVE MANY TO CHOOSE FROM BRAND NKW Sp:nel. A- Consolr RECONDITIONED USED Spinels. Studios A Uprlchta NO HIGH PRICES Easy terms or nenlal - Purchase Plan OPEN SUN. & NIGHTS UNTIL CHRISTMAS ERSKINE'S PIANO STORE 1304 KINGS HWY. PLATE GLASS MIRRORS A beautiful. lasting m ft. Your home will he warmly enhanced and enriched with the charming feeling of spac iousness which mirrors can five, 'lawless, beveled beauties . . . YULE LOVE Farrells Glass Service 110 E. 9th 773-105B. 4 3? 4 m 4 3-PERSONAl AS OF THIS DATE 1 will not be responsible for any debts other than tny own. Max D. La Ford. 3761 Pacific Hwy. So., Medford. OreRon . Coins & Stamps. botiKht & sold. JEFFERSON COIN SHOP 11 N Fir 772-28.19 4-lOST AND FOUND These Dors are In the County Pound and will be held A da6. Tales Brown A white nld Corker, red mixed Cocker, tan it white Bas- Females Brown At white ColHe. brown part Cocker, 3 hlnck while purl Hound nupn, black brown & white mixed Sheoherd. black Ar white mixed Terrier, lawn At black BilUe Goat. LOST Male Pug. color black & tan. w. and. 773-;t:na. LOST Siamese cat. Child's pet Reward. 773-7003. LOST Dog. white with black, male part Terrier Cocker with leather collar, labia kock ho. vicinity 772-8222. LOST Lady Hamilton wrist watch. 772-7203. $75 REWARD for return cream male Toy Poodle. 110 S. Main, Phnentx. 53:i-2ri77 or 77fl-2B77. 10 WANTED MALE HELP PEAR Pruners wanted. Report to wcoster orcnara on i-oxer buiib Rd. or call 77a-7B7S. MANAGEMENT TRAINING LEADS TO EXECUTIVE CAREER IN FINANCE Not an average "training pro cram" . . . not nn ordinary job. This unique Management Train ing Program follows a well planned, comprehensive, schedule . . , provide you thn best np porlunily to develop quickly into rt responsible executive in finance . . . pays you full salary while you learn, with Increases based on your ratt of progress Liberal salary, car allowance, all modern employe benefit. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP. 12R E MAIN JUNIOR MERCHANTS Ages 12 to 15 WANTED for MEDFORD JACKSONVILLE The Mail Tribune needs Jr. Merchants to deliver nanem In .InrkannvtHe, Medford and Gold Hill. Annly In nerson at Office or P"0"C.772-fll4l. NATIONAL Food" Manufacturer seeks sales representative to con tact grocery lrao in Southern Oregon Grorery or allied lales e:p-rience preferred hut not essential. Fine opportunity for fuliire progress in both salary and personiil brackets. Company car and cxprnic furnished, Ex rellenl Insurance and pension program. Good starting salary. Slate marital status, age, educa tional and work background, in 1 lfr 1 Tll HD CB- L i,fi? : AVAILABLE at once Rawlelgh busine nearbv. Good opportun ity. Trade well established. In come based on isles. Experience helpful hut not necessary. Phone Mr. Powell. fifl4'2278 or write Rawlelgh. 3 0 Adeline, Oakland, ChIIL 04H07. Klmlh Falls General Motor I Dealer Needt Offica Manager. MuKt havt prevlout CM experi ence. Steady employment, good salary Write qualifications in detail Ar telephone number for rerontact to Mail Trihune Box 3f)B2. SPLIT RED FIR DRY LOG ENDS OAK and LAUREL Flraplaea Wood VALLEY FUEL CO. Phon. 773-1574 CHRISTMAS FAMILY & HOME SHRUBS-TREES-ROSES- Make Living Gifts Give a Gift Certificate ELTON'S Farm &, Garden Store TT3-a44l 'hi' Fir 4 4 & 4 &? 4 BIG SELECTION Transistor Radios, all different sues and prices. Clock Radios, with the latest innovations. Toasters, the newest models, 2 and 4 holers, and the new oven and warmer types. BIG Y SHOPPING CENTER Appliance Dept. 772-7175 Krrp Delivery Service Silver Dollar Slumps 4 W 4 t 4 tti" EXTRA SPECIAL DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HERE BALL-BAG & SHOES ONLY $29.95 MEDFORD BOWLING LANES 821 N. RIVERSIDE 772-2682 ' W 4 10 WANTED MALE HELP PEAR primers wanted, report to Sam'H Valley Orchard, Ramsey Canyon Rd. or call 855-1017. WANTED married man with car for Fuller Brush Co. route. $105 wk. guaranteed to start. 772-R034 JUNIOR MERCHANTS Ages 1 1 to 1 6 WANTED for MEDFORD PHOENIX The. Mail Tribune need Jr. Merchants, tn deliver pa pern in houincasi Meniorn ann I'nnenix. from Sixth to Ninth urnrien. Apply at Circulation Dept., or Phone ?p.flHl. MAN for Watkins route. Comm. Salary, too, If you can qualify. Apply Walkina, 1414 StaRc. Rd. S. 8 to 0 .:) a.m. At 7 to 0:ao p.m UNLIMITED EARNINGS We have a permanent opening in ft wen esiaoiisnea sales ter ritory covering No. Cnlif, and So, Oregon representing the leading manufacturer of Indust rial and Automotive Lubricating Equipment, Air Compressors, Ltfia an drelatcd Items. Sell to wholesalers, oil companies and Industries. We pay you during your training period. All fringe benefits, iiiHurance, retirement, paid vncntlons plus salary, com missions and expenses. Car re quired. Srtlen experience, me chanical aptitude nnd a good knowledge of sawmill operations helpful. I REPLY TO BOX 4334 MAIL TRIBUNE Giving name, srlclress, lelpphnne, ftge Hnd A hrkf regump ol edu cation Hnri pant employment. Interview will be arranged. 1 1 WANTED FEMALE HELP CULLOP'S Employment Service t Fast, accurate typist for local firm Sniiie counter work good with figures. $25f mo. Burroughs machine Bookkeep er. Kxcellent company wlols of bene lit. $240 mo. Experienced Sleno excellent position for person w good fchorthand Ac typing. Must meet people well Must have trans portation. $270 mo. Experienced full charge Book keeper mint be nrat A: per sonable. Must have transporta tion. $275 mo. 104 E, SIXTH 773-3694 BABY FITTER, some days, some nlfhti. Own transportation neces- sary For detnlle call 772-77:i 1 12 MALE OR FEMALE HELP Accountant For Multl-Cornoralion roncern haed in Medford. Preferahly with lumber background. Sal ary commennurate with exper ience. Our employee know of 1hm advertinement. Please nend resume of experience and edu cation to TRIBUNE BOX 3723 FIRE SALE! DyLOG ENDS flf 16" OAK-LAUREL STANDARD HEATING OILS DDEC-Tfl-I riftt fmahlBn Flrpltc, Slevs, UumCml Furntc FUELS VALLEY FUEL CO Phnn. 773-1574 TUESDAY, DECEMBER GIFT IDEAS JAje&HOME 4 4 4 4 CUSTOM LINE "AMF" BALLS from S2- 95 SHOES From MM & $895 BAGS From $3 M SALE On Discontinued Colored Balls Save Now. Gift Certificates Can he Purchased For Anv Amount For All Bowling Supplies. ROXY ANN BOWLING LANES 2375 So. Pac. Hwy. 772-7171 4 V? 4 4 &? 4 4 4 3T 4 W 4 Hunter. Lamp with eight batteries Skill Saw W5V blade $20.95 PAT tt MIKE'S BUILDERS SERVICE 280S Crater Lako Hwy. 773-7431 4 4 4 W 4 Ladies Give your Husband anrl.'or Son A Lasting Christmas Gift Year's Membership In Medford Rifle and Pistol Club Gene Garner, Pre... 772-11117!) For Action . . . Use Tribune Want Adsl 13-WANTEDSITUATIONS EXPERIENCED cat 'driver needs inb. ContHd Rt. I. Box 33, Stev- ens Rd.. Eagle Point, Ore. CHRISTIAN woman desires child care or light houRckeepkns in your nome. Yva-fjui. BABY silling near 217 S. Barne- hurR. ref. 773-UHB. . BUILDING Maintenance or handy man. H1H-1 114 BABY SITTING. Experienced. Wil son school District. 77a-iwn. ROOFING REPAIR Our Specialty 77Z-H721 or Si;ir-4II77 Tailoring alterations 773-42)10. BABY Sitting, reference, 772-R260 BABY sitting Ironing hy nr., nay or wk. HOUSE Dr.. eves. Rt weekends. panu or repair anything- 773- Hili.l CABINET and CAHPKNTEH WORK Reasonable Rales Bill Ross I164-34M ALL tvoes carpenter work. No lob too imall 773-5243. n3-8'.IBa. DRESSMAKING . ALTERATIONS T72-2n(ll) CUSTOM MADB SLIP COVERS DRAPES. 772-80.13 CARPENTER WORK. Contract or hy Hour. 6B4-1H34. HOUSECLEANING & IRONING ri14-.14SI PAINTING Contract or by nr. Winter rates. 772-21131). CEMENT A: Carpenter work, All KllinS. Or HMU-IHOU. HOUSECLEANING by Hr. Refer. ences. 773-;io;t. HOME appliance & smalt eleclrlca tool repair. .1-4 mary. 1 WANTED IRONING Hi MKNDINd. Iil(4-:i2nl IRONING My Home. Pick up and uenvcr. j-oi:n. 14 Wanted Miscellaneous CASH for King or Queen iize hed, ym-iy.:i eves. . CALL US I 772-B218 WK N K K n FUR N ITU It E USEIJ PIANOS wunted. Will pay Cush. Erskine's. 772-4206, CASH FOR FURNITURE Misc. tools or anything salable Or will sell on cor.algnmnnt. Red Barn Auction Co. S. H wy. 00 93S -IH28 WANT RARKIE POLES J H BAXTER lit CO. flnx 30 Grants Pass. 478-8(1116, BEST CASH DEAL for Furnitiiri Appliances Misc, OA K GROVE I1' URN .7 7 3-1 304 CASH for FURNITURE Miic, teoli or what hava you n J B AUCTION 772-20. 772 -mfln 15-FINANCIAL & LOANS WILL nay cnih for 1st. Mortgages or ioni.racis wwimu ! We NcrcI Your Idle Tools & Equipment Of All Klntls t We huv and you m.-tv redeem VALLEY RENTAL 773-1922 3121 S. Pacillc Hwy. & & & & Use Tribune Want Ads For Action . YOUR NAME IS THERE! Yes, th odds r 10 lo lhl YOUR NAME IS THERE. Ycu gel fast srvlc, whn you want to charge. You hivi dilliculty buying on credit. NOW IS THE TIME lo do tome thing about it. Psy promptly 10 the Redbook will show you with ( record ol prompt pay ment. CREDIT BUREAU of MEDFORD Af ujuAuiiku111 y 1 11111 B 7 HER 4 4 4 6$ 4 Something Special For Christmas BATHROOM CABINETS WITH LARGE MIRRORS FROM $19,95 nEiilHr Type From $8.05. Towel a,. Whal - Now Shelvei $4,50 Up Chrome, brass or antique finish. LarRf selection of towel bars, Rings and bathroom accessories. MOEN FAUCETS DISH MASTERS Modern Plumbing & Sheet Metal Co, fiirt K Jackson 773-336R 4 4 a 4 &ff 4 4 4 5ff 4 4 PARK THIS In Your Driveway Christmas Morning KARMANN GHIA Save nunrireds of dollars on thin LIKE NEW car. ONLY I150O ACTUAL MILES. 07C A real cherry car Down yJ'J MORSE MOTORS Gin & Ivy 772-7153 4 4 4 4 ft ft -& & & For Action . . . Use Tribune Want Ads - fc i 15-FINANCIAL & LOANS WANTED 1st Mortgages or Con tracts. Consider loans. Writ Tribune Bon 37til . 20-FOR RENT HOUSES 2 BDRM. duplex, stove, refrig. Si wt cr furn.. $ ti n . 2 bdrtn. castside home, partly furn.. $no WHITNEY REAL ESTATE 77J-4)i)n OLDER 3 bdrm tin furn . Fenced yarn. tjiincaierst)3. 773-472B. I'a BDRM. partiv turn houseTYM mo. 77i!-tifUD weekdays 9 to 5 only. 4-BDRM. house, Lone Pine area. 773-4R2. 2 BDRM. duplex. Fireplaces. 2a Pnrlliiiid or inquire house in rear 772-iH;i.-). 2 BDRM unfurn. house. 007 Ben nett, nil beat, VIS. 773-4RR4. 1 BDRM partly furnished. $4S mo. lum-lHliii. TWO "M, J,1;.0,- Carpellni 4 lireplnra Tl.i-7Hi7 . 3 RM. FURN. bouse. Oil heat. Car port. Water CrirhBge pel. Pre fer clricrly person or couple. Near shopping center. $35 mo. 77n-1 301. UNFURN. 1 bdrm. Water, gar bage pd. $3fl. Adults. 1827 Or rhardj h ime CI. 772-7713 eves NEW 3 bdrm. home. Lease with option $!J0 mo. or buy for $83 mo. total payment. A fins home. 773-7(MfHfler 5 p.ni. UNFURN 3 BDRM. J.10. 228 Hartley Rd. -182-0307 1-BDRM. furn. clean duplex, water pd. no pets, ywu. 77J-tvlzn. SMALL 2 bdrm. house $65. Fenced" yard. 53 Kenwood. 772-2508. SMALL 2 bdrm. houfie. Unfurn. 43 N. Co.umbufi. $3j) m 021'' tfl- 2 rioilM' Furn, Good Lotfllloii, nv-ainji. FURN" 1 bdrm. cottage. AduThN 77U-8 1 33. , 2 BDRM. house unfurn.. neaf Court llni'.,e. JS7.T. 77-1)33!). SINGLE bdrm. unfurn. house. 772- 4035 after 5, or tee at 025 Jas per St. ATTRACTIVE 2 bdrm. Stove, Re- BURM. new duplex. Carpel, ninge. refrig. $R7.3f. 773-6426 2 B-DRM. house, double garage. 411 King SI. SHU. sre owner III K. Main SI J773-4272 nlcr8 PjH' CABINS $1(1 WEEK V- UP" I.VU N. Riverside 773-Oinfl VKRV nice 1 bdrm. unfurn. du plex. 772-4118!) or 772-HHH3. 2 BDRM unfurn. Duplex. Garage, Loin iiullt-ins, Yard service. 413 Oak St. 2 BDRM. &U5 mo. See at 1710 E. Main EAST Side 3 bdrm. duplex, gad forced air furnace, water Ac garb age pd., no pets, 773-4437. NEW 3 bdrm. home, auto, heat, ga rage, fireplace. 5115. 773-HfHa davn excent Sun, DUPLRX 2 Bdrm. Unfurn. Adultl, No pels. 77j-innfJ. REDUCED 3 BR, 2 baths, oven, range & dishwasher, doubla garage, en try hall. Priced tar below ap praisal at $16,400. SUBURBAN Larqe lot studded with oak trees. 3 BR, 2 baths, entry hall, family room and carpels. $15,250 3 BR home In tha Wilson khnol district. I Va baths, gjs hfMf, utility room and will to wall carpets. FAMILY ROOM 3 hrriViom, 2 halhs, built-in an liantes, double garage, fenced yard and almost new. $19,900. i ACRE 3 BR, 2 baths on a cfose tn Yi acre. Just $16,500. DORAN REAL ESTATE 511 SO. RIVERSIDE Multiple Lilting Service We Buy, Build, Sell and Trade Phone 779-2411 or 772-7200 Ruth Friend 773-1620 Bill Kerr 772-4494 Ted Dnw 772-B24 Jane Smith 773 4804 Mylet Doran, Realtor, 772-7B72 17, 13 K SSL flu La V I in si r si