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THURSDAY; JANUARY 20, 196«
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Central Point TIMES
ECONOMY
MARKET
420 E. Pine
Central Point
EVERY SATURDAY NITE
Legion H e ll, Central Point
Featuring T R U TONES
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8 - 9 DAILY 9 . SUNDAY
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CLASSIFIED A D S P AY Notices
- ccassifisd
U R G E N T .. Responsible party
(school teacher) needs a 2 or
3 bedroom unfurnished house
N O T IC E O F P U B L IC
to rent in the Richardson School H E A R IN G
Notice is hereby given that a
district by Jan. 31. C a ll 664-
Public H earing w ill be had and
1142. 1 tm c.
held by the C itv Council of the
C ity of C entral Point. Oregon
at the C ity H a ll at the hour of
"REWARD ! Lost, a teenage
FIRST INSERTION, up to 15 words................................75«
7 30 P M.. F eb ru ary 1, 1966 on
girl's Christmas present. Four
(over 15 words figure at 5« per work)
the m atter of the construction
SUBSEQUENT INSERTIONS, up to 15 words................... 5O<
months old Chihuahua, light
of a Church by the Congrega
(over IS wards figure at 4< per word)
brown with black ta il. Lost last tion of Jehovah’s Witnesses on
Lets 1 and 2. Block 40. O rig in a l
"BUND" or KEYED ADS, minimum • • • • • • , . « , , , , $1,SO
Friday evening across from Van Tow n. C entral Point. Oregon in
(Ads answered at die newspaper office instead of dir­
Wey's market. Finder please
accordance w ith the provisions
ectly to advertiser are double rate)
of O rdinance No. 304. of the
c a ll 664-3930. 1 tm p.
C ity of C e n tra l Point and at
said hearing a il persons in te r­
ested w ill be heard upon the
FOR SALE
question.
52 Oldsmobile - Sedan, as is
By order of the C ity Council
of the C ity of C entral Point.
$46. Fritzi Taylor , Rt. 2
F . W. Mason
T O M ’ S ELECTRIC MOTOR
Box 321, Central Point.
C ity Recorder
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1645 Scenic Avenue
N O T IC E O F P U B L IC
Central Point, Oregon
H E A R IN G
FOR SALE
N otice is hereby given that
A ll work guaranteed.
a Public H earing w ill be had
We B u ild To S u it1
and held bv the C ity P lanning
1 Midnight blooming cerous
Commission of C entral Point
Paul Hornbeck, Insurance
cactus, 1 Organ pipe cactus,
Oregon at the C ity H a ll at the
Agent for Farmers Insurance
both about 4 feet ta ll in pots.
hour of 7:30 P .M ., January 25,
Group. Auto--Fire— T r u c k -
1966 on the question of the
Life. 664-3192, Central Point
Change
of Zone of Lots 9-10-11,
Coffee table— new
Block 9, O rig in a l Tow n of
C entral Point, Jackson County,
Short-wave radio, In leather
Oregon, from Residential Zone
I, to Com m ercial Zone II , in
We’re CLOSING O U T . Our
carrying case- w ill reach out
accordance w ith the provisions
Cable Spinet Pianos, whole­
to Europe.
of Ordinance No. 304. o f the
sale priced. $495. Lusfc Music
C ity of C entral Point, and at
Co. 333 S. Riverside. 772-
said hearing a ll persons in te r­
ested w ill be heard upon said
First trailer with cover, west
8635.
question.
of Double Dee M ill on Black-
H a rry Tonn
w e ll Road.
N iC O A PLUMBER?
C hairm an
WANTED- Painting -
« H estimates
• • » «
Interior or exterior. Free
BEPAWS - REMOOIUMO
N O T IC E O F P U B L IC
exim ates with prices with-
H E A R IN G
le e n e m y Plum bing
FOR SALE»
N otice is hereby given that
>a reason. C all 855-1177
••♦•USA-
1949 Chev. 3 /4 ton pickup.
Rodney E. H a ll has petitioned
tie
4 speed. 700-15-6 ply tires.
the Planning Commission of
the C ity of C entral Point fo r
Good condition. 664-2856,
permission to construct a M u l­
1 tmp
tip le D w e llin g (4 plex) on Lot
3, Block 9, O rig in a l Tow n of
C entral Point, Jackson County.
DRY RED FIR peeler cores.
Oregon. This property being
Cut to oreder, split and del­
(F ormerly w . r kinca ' id
situated in Zone 1, Residential.
Girls over 18 for full or part
ivered. $14 cord. 535-1289.
The Commission has fixed the
E. P in e - 6 6 4 -2 4 0 3
hour of 7:30 P .M ., January 25.
tim e work selling Holiday Ma­
1966 at the Council Chambers
gic Cosmetics. Very profitable
in the C itv H a li as the tim e and
No door-to-door necessary.
place for a Public H earing upon
NEED GRAVEL, GRANITE,
said Petition. A n y persons in ­
For details c a ll at room 200,
terested in said petition or
SAND or RED CINDERS ???
216 E. M a in , Executive Bldg.
having objections thereto are
How about home—site level­
notified to present the same at
(above Zales Jewelry)
ing, dozing, landscaping,
said hearing.
9 to 5, or c a ll 779-3787
By O rd e r of the Planning
dump-trucking or back hoe
Practice sessions f o r South­ Commission of the C ity of
service?????????????????»
ern Oregon College’s newest in­ C e n tra l Point, Oregon.
C a ll 855-1450 Anytime
H a rry Tonn
tercollegiate sport, sluing, got
SL a E wood
C hairm an
underway
last
week,
according
COLD HILL CONSTRUCTION
16" - $12.50 for a big lo ad .
• * • •
to coach Dan Bulkley.
Dardanelle Comers Gold H ill
MAC'S FUEL
S C H O O L D IS T R IC T
Bulkley report», d a turnout of
B U D G E T C O M M IT T E E
Phone 772-9206 or 855-1551
nine prospects for the first ses­
M E E T IN G N O T IC E
sion Monday The coach also
)
said he would split coaching State o f Oregon,
County
of
Jackson,
)
ss.
- duties with Buck Martin, head
MORE JACKSONVILLE
)
of the Mt. Ashland Ski School. School Bist. #6
N otice is hereby given in
Continued from Page 5
Martin will handle the Alpine
576
having been a reiident of
events (Slaiom. Giant Slalom, compliance w ith C hapter
G .L ., 1963. that a meeting of
and
Downhill)
and
Bulkley
will
southern Oregon for 23 years,
the Budget C om m ittee w ill be
take the Cross Country events.
w ill be greatly missed by his
held in School D istrict No. 6.
First action for the new Red
Jackson Countv. Oregon, on
friends and acquaintances In
Raider skiing team will be Jan.
Thursday, the 27th day of Jan­
29-30 in the University of Ore­
this community.
Loas of claves during winter
uary. 1966, at 8:00 o’clock P M .,
gon Invitational at Bend. T h e
months does not always mean
Survivors include His wife
Pacific Standard T im e , at the
team’s only home appearance C entral A dm in istratio n Office,
they are diseased, according to
Mary, daughters; fvfrj. E. O
will oe m the Skiesta on Feb. w ith in said district, located at
Dr. Glenn B Rea, state veterin­
(Clara)Graham, Mrs. Eva San­ 26. "We hope to schedule at
arian, Oregon Department of
451 No. 2nd St., C entral Point,
least one other home meet,” at which tim e the budget mes­
ford, Mrs. R. D. (M ary Susan)
Agriculture.
sage and budget document w ill
Roberts; sons, Job, > . , Russell Bulkley reported.
Rea said knowledgeable live-
Entering the Alpine events be submitted to the Budget
stockmen and area veterinari­
H, ; 11 grandchildren and 4 great
will be Corky Barrell, Joe Hum- C om m ittee for its consideration.
ans report that many of these
grandchildren.
asti, Ray Richter, Bob Reich- T he m eeting is a public meeting
calf losses could be avoided by
ers,
Michael Scripter, J o h n w here deliberations of the Bud­
Also,
being
extended
Is
the
proper diet and good housing.
heartfelt sympathy to the fam i­ Thom s, Ken Whitehouse a n d get C om m ittee w ill take plac<
He said malnutrition and dehy­
Bjarne Jensen. Jensen. Reich­ and where anv person may dis­
dration are often the cause for
ly of the late Irene Culy, whose
ert,
Thomas. Whitehouse a n d cuss proposed budget estimates
the loss.
unexpected death has grieved
Bob Ducich will participate in and proposed programs w ith the
Discussing the calf losses re­
Budget Com m ittee.
the Cross Country.
the many who had been privi­
ported this time of year, Dr.
Dated this 11th day of Jan­
“
This
is
our
first
year
with
leged to meet with her and to
George Coburn, of the livestock
skiing as an intercollegiate uary, 1966
disease control section of t h e
know her sunny smile and a l­
C. A . M eyer
sport and we don’t expect great
department, pointed out that an­
Budget O fficer
ways a cheery word she had for things," Bulkley said “ We hope
imals in the western section of
to
get
a
good
start
at
develop­
everyone.
the state are not used to cold
Irene had been secretary of th< ing a sound basis for a skiing
weather and calves need special
program. Most of the boys have
care in near freezing weather
Upper Applegate Grange for
been working out since October
And, the older calf can be a
many years and more recently
and we hao one practice run
problem as well as the very
at Shasta before the fall term
Chaplain of the organization.
young calf The critical time
finals.”
She was dental assistant for
tor the older calf cornea at two
Following the Oregon meet,
to three months of age when he
L. Paul Walker, Oakdale Pro­
the Raiders will take part in
Jbegtna to switch front a liquid
fessional building, Medford.
the Reno Winter Carnival Feb.
The Bureau of Land Manage­
type of food and calf meal to
12. On March 11 through 13,’
ment, Department of the Inter­
grass, hay, and straw.
SOc will participate in the Far
ior, is inviting contract bids for
Coburn said that if the calf
West Intercollegiate meet a t
considerable quantities of fresh
is to remain in good health it
Squaw Valley and on March
and frozen foods to feed the en­
HORSE FOUND SHOT
is important that it be given
19-20 the Raiders will meet the
rollees and staff members at
Henry A. Pfaff, 1940 Moun­
access to all the water it re­
College of the Siskiyous and
its Job Corps Conservation Cen­
tain Ave., Ashland, reported to
quires so that it will help digest
Chico State at Mt. Shasta
ters at Tillamook and Grant!
Jackaon County S heriff! offi­
the solid food. He pointed out
Pass, officials have announced
cer! yesterday that a horse be­
that the water needs to be
Sealed bids will be received
longing to him had been killed
warmed during the very cold
until 2 p m. January 21, 1966
by an unknown person near a
weather or the calf may refuse
Bounty's Mutineers
at the BLM Service Center, 910
corral by hit home.
it and dehydration begin.
The mutineers f r o m the
N. E. Union Avenue, P. O. Box
Pfaff told officers th exn im al Bounty landed on Pitcairn Is­
Coburn said insufficient water
3861, Pdhland, Oregon 97206,
was shot by a high-powered land in 1790. but their exist­
or water that is too cold could
and opened at that time
rifle. Sheriff’s officers said they ence there did not b e c o m e
cause the calf to turn down ev­
Detailed information on Invi­
were continuing to investigate. known until 1808
en the beat food, which will re­
tation No. 1669 including bidding
m it In malnutrition.
procedures and the specific i,
obtained from the Service Cen
ter.
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