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About Central Point times. (Central Point, Or.) 1964-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1965)
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1965 C e n tra l JACKSONVILLE SECTION and Applegnte J .V .’a Appiegate won with a score of 14 to 7. Dur ing the game the Applegate 7th grade girls sold pop, candy and popcorn, the proceeds to go to ward the purchase of a new road sign for the school, to be located at the intersection of Highway 238 and the school road. Frogs have been sounding off from time to time the past week, and a multitude of blackbirds held Mr. and Mr*. C .K Kamberg, Ash a two-day convention in a couple land, and Mrs, Mardcll Matheny drove to Copper Bridge last Sun of large trees near the city limits day to aseertuin the extent of the of Oregon Street North, the other Christmas flood damage to their in luirk Park, Pioneer Village ori summer retreat facilities in that Valley Lane. Could be spring is Jack Frost visited area. They found the cabin ro<»fs on the way? had withstood the heavy snows, Sitridu, mghl. New is the time to but the swinging bridge the only plant both gurden and sweet peas. access to their cabins, was car ried away by the flood. by J e s s ie Matheny The Presbyterian Manse is slowly taking shupe, but progress has been delayed by weather con ditions. Fifteen couples attended the Lions Club ladies mghl dinner at the Dardanelle Restaurant, at Gold H ill, Wednesday evening, January 27th. The Rcbckkah Lodge Club met for a potluck luncheon at the IO .O .F . dining hall Tuesday, January 26. This meeting com bined the reave ling of the numes ol secret puls, and the exchange of Christmas gifts, which was lute due Io the inclement weather conditions. AHending were Mrs. D. Iluckcrt, Mrs. June Boyd, Mrs. M. Couch, Mrs. Betty Thomas, Mrs. M. Matheny, Mrs. M . McDuniels, and Mrs. Cora Morris. 5» ■ «md Mrs. ( ha ties Shaw of hfcdlord were Sunday visitors at the Don Stoner home on lliahwav 238. Mr un<l Mrs I..K . Steiner ullc-n- ded the fiflie lh weddma reseption of Mr und Mrs. Julie Iroutmun, Ross lume Medford, on Surtduy, Junuury 3 Ist. Mrs. Rd. Mucoulier, Applegate, entertained ut a coffee klatch at her home lust Thrusday. Guests were Mrs. Jack O 'Brien, Mrs. Don Stoner, Mrs. Ethel Hargrecde und Mrs. Bruce Matheny I he M.N. Stoners, Thompson Knud were skiing at ML Ashland one duy last week. Mrs. Murdell Matheny und Mrs. G.M. Sbide visited at the horns of Mr. and Mrs I I. Poutre Friduy evening. January 29th. Applegate hosted the Evan» Vulley basketball team Friday, January 29. the score was 22—8 in fuvor >f Evans V alley. In a game between the Evans V alley I Page Study Shows Food Processing Plant In Area Possible Mr. and Mrs. Don Stoner, Mrs. Ed Macoulier and Bruce Matheny, Applegate, and Mrs. Curl Ludwig, Medford. BOV SCOUT y « W EEK W o rk m e n ’s Com pensation Feb. 7-13 bb • aaaH» s I D e lic io u s c a k e s a n d c o o k ie s . . . . Rockwells Bakery 2299 J a c k s o n v i l l e ■ hw y. I ■ ■ B I IB B B B I B B O H S OBH m S Jacksonville DRUG P R E S C R IP T IO N S PRO M PTLY F IL L E D D ru g s , C o s m e tic s S u n d rie s MEMORABLE OCCASION— One of the p ic tu re s that did not m ake the news during th e " flu rry ' of activity in Jack so n v ille Jan u ary 23 and 24, was the one above. It show s Jack so n v ille M ayor A. C. Bowman p r e senting the key to the old U. S. hotel to U. S. National bank M anager Eston H um phrey p rio r to the opening of the building. GRAPHICS WEST PHOTO R E FR IG E R A TE D S K IN L E S S 5^/SX SWIFTS ppemiuni I2 oz. PKG-. LISTIN G S W ANTED WHITNEY REA L ESTATE T he A F ra m e 2529 J 'V i l l e Hwy. P E L R /C H MARGARINE WIENERS BISCUITS 8 ox. T U B E bbbbi H om e b a k e d b r e a d 1 1 /2 lb . lo a f 29< For Youngsters \ ' BETTY CROCKER" The legislature is currently debating an all-encompassing workmen's compensation bill which would cover all but a very few wo'gers in the state. Agriculture would be brought into the covered category on a mandatory basis. Many farm ers are not opposed to this type of compulsory insurance, bas ing their stand on the idea that through mandatory coverage the risk is shared and the rates reduced Specialty crop growers who • 29 I LB. PK& 2^20 GET A U YOITP CHANGE /N CASH.... ITS WOPTH A iO T MOPE THAN STAMPS r*n ‘ PRESBYTERIAN ANNOUNCEMENT Beginning th is Sunday, Feb. 7, D r. Krug of the F irs t P re s b y te ria n Church in C entral Point will begin a s e r ie s of serm o n s on the B ea ti tu d es. This Sundays’ serm o n is entitled ” B lessed a re the P o o r in S p irit". Sunday afternoon, the young people will m eet at the church at 4:45 p .m . to leave for A sh land. They have been invited by the P re s b y te ria n church in Ashland to h e a r a re p o rt by a South V ietnam ese college student. B ecause of th is special p ro g ra m , th e re will be no f ir e side pro g ram following youth fellow ship. WITNESSES M EET DUE T h e C e n tra l Point con g reg atio n of Jehovah’ s W itn esses was inlotnied re c e n tly lb.11 they w ill be h »1 to 16 Southern Oregon con g re g a tio n * ut th eir next c ir c u it co n vention to he held at the C ruter High School Gym nasium F eb ru ary 12—14. George ih iy th , presiding min is te r o f the C e n tra l Point co n greg utio n, suid that upwards of 1200 d eleg ate s w ill attend the 3—day Bible- co n 'ere nee . Mr. A .It . S tu tle r. d is tric t re p res en tative o f the W agthtower B ib le and T ra c i s o c ie ty o f New York w ill preside over the gathering and w ill be the featured speaker. He w ill introduce the assembly theme. "V S llin gly F u lfill Your M inistry.” in the opening address Friday evening at 6:4?. F .K . Adams, circuit super visor, and fifteen ministers from congregations throughout Southern Oregon have been invited to speak to the gathered delegates. Medfird minister, Alvin Molinsky, in chsrge of rooming sccommodslions, urged all mem bers of the Central Point con g reg atio n to open their homes to visiting ministers, thereby shew ting the spirit of true Christian hospitslity that was shown in Bible times. Molinsky further hesded a house—to—house campsign calling on area resi dents to lis t available rooms in order to house the delegates. Anyone not home during the can vass is asked to call 773-3701 if they have rooms to list. Smyth also stated that the con vention would be open to the pub lic . I T im e s ‘The Economic Potential for a Food Processing Plant in Southern Oregon, is the title of an extensive study released today by the Oregon State Uni versity Extension Service, Cor vallis The compilation was under taken by the extension service at the request ol individuals, chambers of commerce, and Mrs. Ed Marcoulier and Mrs. I . other groups K. Stoner attended a program Local data was cc llected and planners meeting at the Exten sion Building in Medford, Thurs assembled from various sour ces by the Jackson County Rur day, January 28. al Areas Development Commit tee, Extension Fruit and Veg- table Advisory Çommitte, and the Medford Chamber of Com George McUne and son Ron merce Business Devlopment have been busily tending the and Agriculture Commutes seedling evergreen and deciduous The study was compiled on trees recently set out along the the basts that a processing stagecoach route in Lark Park of Pioneer Villag e on Valley Lane. plant would improve the eco It should be a very attractive park nomic devlopment of the ares through improved land use, roadway in time. utilization of available water for e x i s t i n g facilities, and Sunday visitors at the home of through the expansion of em \k . and Mrs. O.W. Matheny were ployment. Mr. and Mrs. M.B. Sweet, Medford, The study concludes that such Mr. And Mrs. R .L . Thurman and a processing plant would be son B ill, Eagle Point, Mr. and feasible if "a ready market out Mrs. I..K . Stoner, Thompson Creek let was available." CHURCH NEWS ' P o in t Chamber Planning To Honor Bowmer At Special Dinner A special recognition award to Angus Bowmer. founder and director of the Oregon Shake spearean Festival, will he pre sented the venerable Ashland resident Feb 22 during annual ceremonies honoring the city's Jaycee of the Year, the Cham ber of Commerce Man of the Year, and the Kiwanis Club Senior Citizen of the Year Former Oregon Governor Robert D Holmes. Portland, will be the speaker Bowmer will be recognized for his contribution to the com munity The festival celebrates its 25th anniversary this year The awards dinner will he held in the Ashland Junior High School cafeteria beginning at 7 pm PURE PORK and to provide financial aid to families when the worker is injured on the job. Youngsters are only earning extra money during a time when they would be otherwise unemployed Berry and bean picking are hardly hazardous industries and yet under some proposals the farmer would be obliged to pay about $2 per {100 payroll to protect the income of these youngsters. Consider a $50,000 payroll. One may readily see even such a low rate could coat the farm employer a tidy sum It is a b t ridiculous to con sider cov r eg a 12-year-old with workmen's compensation. If he should sprain his ankle in a bean patch, it would be interesting to see the paper work and settlement offered the child Would he he paid the minimum amount until he is able to take up his regular third base position on the local sand lot? These are some of the small problems facing the designers of new workmen's compensa tion legislation But they are I problems of very real conceit to the farmers who must pay the hill. —Oregon Farm Bureau - Â | We give S&H G reen Stam ps A le x a n d e r IH A RDW AR EI C en tral Point 24 Hour Service at Central Point ENCO Or Call 6 6 4 - 3 4 0 9 For Free Pickup & Delivery Try Our Money -Saver.Service FREE Glasses with a flil-up (8 gallon minimum) Lube Job & Car Wash $2.99 SWIFTS PPENHUM ,LB oo ROLL & M M Jilt 1 U'VtIN BANANAS 2 us. 29 SYRUP 2 2 OZ. & OTELE 29, 4 0 0 COUNT BOX FACIAL 2 TISSUE USDA PIES -ALL VARIETIES 2 9 TOILET TISSUE POLL PACK 29 nWHPEggfGD CHOICE SALAD DRESSING- ROUND STEAK U S D A CHOICE T-BONE STEAK gj QT. JAR 29 SMOKED PICNIC LB. 29, A’tEG- 2 0 4 M AXELL, STA N D A R D S /Z E F L A S H L IG H T 4t«29; PEG: '/ZV 5 5» _ BATTERIES - N O N E y T O N E , 6 T R A N S IS T O R RADIO EARPHONE, BATTERy, CASE ....... 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