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About Central Point times. (Central Point, Or.) 1964-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1966)
PACE S THE CENTPAL POINT TIMES THURSDAY, JAN. 11, » 6 6 JACKSONVILLE SECTION elected councilmen. Miss Kathleen Dowell is son Creek home having re cently suffered a triple frac WESTERN BRAND WESTERN BRAND MARGARINE SHORTENING LIBBYS FROZEN MEAT PIES Beef - Tuna - Turkey - Chicken 8 ° x . Pi. ijjg 15C 1# pkg. 3# can 59C tured arm. Corl Settle, small daughter JACKSONVILLE AND APPLE- C A TE VALLEY NEWS NOTES COUNCIL COMM ITTEEMEN APPOINTED Mayor A .C . Bowman ap pointed the following com m it teemen at the last council meeting! Light« and water - Floyd Wyatt Cene Barlow, W illia m I. Ber gen. Street« - Floyd Wyatt, M a l colm McDowell, Allen W llk e i, Cemetery - Albeit Hackert, Cene Barlow. Sanitation - Harold White, A. C . Bowman, Allen Wilke«. Finance - A .C , Bowman, W il lia m I. Bergen, Harold White, M alcolm McDowall. Tim ber - A .C . Bowman, Ha rold White, Floyd Wyatt. Police - A .C , Bowman, Allen Wilke«, M alcolm McDowall. Park« and Playground«- Floyd Wyatt, Cene Barlow, Malcolm McDowall. Building« - A .C . Bowman, Ha rold White, Allen W ilke«. Sewer - A .C . Bowman, W il lia m I. Bergen, Harold White, Cue Cene Barlow. Fire - Floyd Wyatt, W illia m I. Bergen, Allen W llk e i. Flood Control - Harold White, Floyd Wyatt, A .C . Bowman, M alcolm McDowall. Harold White was elected chairman of the Local Public Agency Board replacing Richa rd Soosa, whose term ha* ex pired; and Floyd Wyatt wa« elected vice-chairm an, at this meeting. Mayor Bowman advised Mr. and Mr«. T . Robert Beyer, 707 No. Oregon Street, who were pee«ent at this council meeting, to meet with mem ber« o f the Planning Commis sion at their meeting Thunday, January 6th, 7i3O PM, at the C ity H a ll. Mr. and M n . Bey er expressed grave concern regarding the new home struc ture Juat erected adjacent south of their home at Oregon and Cluggage Street«. They feel thi« home situated u It so far forward fronting on Oregon Street detract« from their historic old home, known ai the N u n im Home or Cata log House built around 1890. They alao feel that their home ha« been devaluated greatly. Councilman Allen Wilke« cast the dissenting vote at the appointment of Sam Dawson, 904 S. Third Street, to »erve as a Planning Commission board member, replacing Fred Edens, East E Street, whoae term had expired. L. E. Ffrg, 510 E. California Street, was reappointed a Planning Commission board member. The house numbering plat was reviewed and discussed and referred to the Planning Com m lstion for recommendations. Building Inspector, Larry Mad den, Blackstone at East 'F' Street, has spent many hours, voluntarily, performing thi« numbering layout and platting service. VALLEY LANE RESIDENTS RETURN Mrs. George McUne and son, Ron, V a lle y Lane, re - c ently returned from vaca brothen and sister*-In-law were also host« to the vaca- tlonen. L .E . FERC ELECTED C H A IR MAN OF PLANNING C O M M I SSION Local Planning Commission's new chairman, L .E . Ferg, was elected at the last week's meeting of the memben of the local recommendations board replacing Albert Heunen w ill remain on the board as a mem- ber. Harold Soballe, 711 E. Main Medford, was present at this meeting to present a request for a sone change for property he has recently purchased at Shaeffer Lane and Highway 238. He proposes to convert this property to commercial use. Commission members advised him to resubmit a more specific plan which they w ill at some future meeting prepare recommendations ap proving hi» plan to be present ed to the Council. Bob and Sally Beyer, North Oregon, owners of the his toric old home known a* the Nunan Home, were present upon the previous advl e of Mayor Bowman to state their opinion regarding erection of a new home south and adja cent to their home and the prospect of erection of duplex or m ultiple homes In that v i c in ity . They feel such type of structures obstruct their views, being situated so far forward along the street front as w ell as being situated so far for ward along the street front as w e ll as devaluating their pro perty greatly. They requested some form of restrictions be prepared, i f there should not be any this tim e, to further prevent erection of this type of structures in the vicinity of historic old homes in the community. Planning Com mission members prepared recommendations for an a - mendment to the present so iling ordinance that construc tion of m ultiple dwellings be prohibited in R 1 sones. M em ben Everett Ravenor and Sam Dawson presented dissen ting votes on this recommen dation, as they felt that the amendment should read "per m itted use" other than "pro h ib ited." KENN PAINE” S IN WYOMING Word Has been received by upper Applegate friends of M and M n . Kenn Paine, former msldent* o f McKee bridge v icin ity, that they have pur chased a mobile home and are now living at Jackson , Wy oming. M r. Paine Is w e ll known here In southern Oregon for his work with the native semi precious stones and his disco very of Jade in tne Applegate River. GET WELL REPORTS It is reported that Bill Ber gen Is making slow but steady tioning and visiting relative« progress In recovering from the recent industrial accident he In southern California. They were guests of Mr. and M s . Don EHckson and fam ily, T o r- received Injuries to his leg and foot. Mn. Bergen an ance, son-in-law and daughter o f Mr. and M s . George M c Une. Mr. Brlckson la a ff ili ated with the Tonanoe D ally 4 Breese Editor'« deik, Mr. and Mrs. John Eby and fam ily, Altadena, and M . and M n . Earl Eby and fam ily, Van Nuy«, M n . McUne'« nounced that he Is able to be about now that the Injured ligaments and muscles are of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Settle, Applegate Shopping Center, is recovering from a recent nasty fa ll which required se veral stltlches in her forehead. LOWER APPLEGATE H E U MEET RECENT S T O R M S ------ Recent storms cussed con siderable damage In the lower Applegate River region. Sur face waters swelled run off of Ferris Gulch, below Applegate Store , washing much silt out over the highway. Breaking of the new Berri- man ditch, causing the Elmer BRAIDED RUG BUDGETWISE or EMPIRE BRAND Fresh Frozen SIRLOIN TIP STEAK «.. 79C 99C ' TENDERLEAF "While it lasts" TOMS lb. 1'/2 oz. jar « f f A U YOC/P CHANGE /N CASH... ITS WOPTH A COT MOPE THAN STAMPS YORKTOW N U . S. Hotel building Ballroom Come, join in the fun, that evening. It w ill be a semi formal or costume dress event, as you wish. Prod as you wish. Proceeds of this event are pledged to Metvy Flights, Inc. to help purchase a new ambulance plane. This should lift you from m id-w inter doldrums with pleasant memories, with the knowledge that a worthy cause is being helped. Roth coat check and refresh ment bar concession w ill be maintained in the reception room by members of th e Siskiyou Sites Foundation. The El Dorado Saloon, ad joining tli e Hotel building East, w ill be open for business. A. Reg. 1.49 3-Reels quality magnetic 750 ft. total R e c o rd in g T a p e 9 9 $ gate home after vacationing In Nevada and southern C a li fornia the past couple of mon ths. I 8 .9 5 6-Transitor Radio 0 Q Cj at ca sh ie r s b o o th I 'ATTH BATTERY G EAR Pl IJG Beacon B lanket 3 .9 9 Electric Blanket Reg. 98$ 34 oz. Decorated inter 2 / 9 1 orrv vl I f STARTEX16" x 27” R«9- lK itc h e n T o w e ls 3 /9 9 C l Checkerboard design Boys Short Sleeve Long tail W ool S h ir t" - 595 39$ Size 10-18 CREST d o u b le b e d d u a l c o n tro l s iz e 2 y r. g u a ra n te e Reg 17 » s ' ! 0 .9 9 D e lu x e r u b b e r f r o n t o v e r a ll CAR MAT Reg. 4.95 Mens rubber sole 100 mg, 100 tablets Reg. 29$ VITAM IN C 5 /9 9 C Red or Amber PILGRIM Reg. 49$ MOUTH WASH 24 Tablets Reg. 1.19 DRISTAN 89C Reg. 88$ French.Touch Hair Spray POMPEIAN 39$ Reg. 59$ SHAMPOO 190 Reg. 1.00 MENNEN PUSHBUTTON Brush Suede Shoes RUBBER MAID | Perforated for drainage | | SINK MAT 49C ; F , i c . Good Th »r.-ikf5 = Jan. 16th healing. BUI is one of the newly R eg W ARM IO3/ / ’ * 12%’* »’• * • VACATIONERS RETURN HOME Mrs. Anna Beikelser has returned to her lower Apple - K IN G Solid pastel colorsReg 5.98 7 2 ” x90" A post-ball breakfast w ill be served at the Jubilee Res taurant at the close of the festivities. %• % oc ceive the great damage at this tim e . JACKSONVILLE LIONS CLUB CRAND BALL Folks! 11 are you preparing to attend the Grand Ball, Saturday, January 15, In the 6 oz. JUICE GLASSES 8 ’■ 88c again under much stress du ring this most recent storm. Fortunately they did not re past Sunday. 29a 1.99 TURKEYS INSTANT TEA 39c and stock of retail eggs. The Applegate PTA mee ting scheduled last week, cancelled due to high waters, Is to be rescheduled at a later . date. Many persons who suffered great lot* of property In the 1964-65 winter floods were Matheny, V a lle y Lane, this Assorted colors Fully lined Your choice Snider's 1 1/2 miles west of Applegate store, a great deal of loss and damage to their egg ranch and supplies SUNDAY VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. M .B . Sweet, Medford, visited with Mrs. Sweet's brothcr-ln-lw and sister, M . an d Mrs. O .W . 22" x 34" OVAL M ens or Boys Jackets 6 .8 8 PRESTO-LOGS Lower Applegate Home Ex tension Unit members w ill meet at the J .T , Day home, Thompson Creek, Tuesday, January 25. The lesson scheduled for this meeting is "Developing Responsibility" which w ill given by Mrs. Thornton G apen and Mrs. Vernon Fowler. Mrs. Cardin, Applegate Shopping Center vic in ity , w ill give baby sit ting service. A ll Interested persons are welcomed to a t tend these extension meetings. CLOSEOUT 14.95 VALUES LONG BURNING m ost c a rs R eg 3 .9 8 1.99 Deodorant 480 Always*More For Your Money"^ unJerbfrd ■ R I K ! 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