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About Central Point times. (Central Point, Or.) 1964-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1966)
THURSDAY, APRIL 7, IMS THE CENTRAL POINT TIMES EAGLE POINT TIDBITS o f Shady Cove Just recently re turned Oom British Columbia, Canada. They were helping their son, Randy Sikes, move to British Columbia, where he w ill be aaafotant guide to hfr. by A RT COLLINS The annual poor M in '* Prom waa held April 1 « . In the Mul ti- porpoca room o f the Eagle . Point High School. Everett K earner, a former res ident o f the Eagle Point area. Cary Thomas, a freshman Tha thama at Eagle Point High Sctoot, was Involved In an accident at a local D rive-In last Saturday night, The whole back-end o f his car was smashed In the wreck. o f tha dance wai " Tha City Pump". Strewn a ll over the floor ware pieces o f paper and garbage cans, Dr**» for this dance w ai tha grubbiest clothes a person had. During the Inter, roiMion, h * . Eagle was crown- ad far being Eagle Point'd ad far being Eagle Point's best bum. Candidates far this honor The Eagle Point High School Operetta, "Where Is the Mayor w ill be put on Thursday, April 7th and 8th, at 8»00 In the eve nlng, at the high school's mul ti-purpose room. The Eagle Point High School baseball team had a busy week ware Jack Love, Tom Hoefft, Jim Lay aad Ted Thome«. Ted was than named hfr. Eagle, ant given a bottle of aftershave lo tion, and the other bums were given a can of spray deodorant. end last week. Elmira High School came down to play the Eagles, once on Friday, and a double-header on Saturday. In the first tiff, the Eagles were Miss Janice Blank, a Junior at Eagle Point High Sc. ool, has won a 30 day summer tour of the United States, and a three day visit to New York City, and routed by Elmira 19-4. Elmira used 17 hits and 7 Eagle mis cues to come out with the vlc- the United Natloro. The title o f Janice's essay was * The Un ited Nations- It's Strength and Weaknesses. " In New York, Mlrs Blank w ill compete In the National contest. The winner o f this w ill receive a I 5, 000 scholarship. PACE 3 Thomas, Everett Glasgow. Rich, ard Battling, and Wayne Millard tory. In the first game o f Sat urdays doubleheader, Elmirs - scored In the first and last lnnl ings o f the 7 Inning tilt, to gan The 440 yard relay team, Cary ner the victory by a 7 -5 count. The Eagles actually out hit the Thomas, Roy Meyers, Wayne M illard and Everett Glasgow visitors 8-7, but did not get took first In 47*8. Fine Individ ual performances were turned In byWayne M illard and Dean Kon, opoeek in the pole vault. They vaulted 12 feet in third place, and 11-6 for fourth place respec tively. Bill Harper placed fifth In the discus and sixth In the shot put. Richard Battling ran combined for a tim e o f ls36. enough runs. In the 2nd game the Eagles got their revenge, ' by blasting the visitors 14-3 on Dentaal Carney's 4 hitter. Leading hitter* In the series for the Eagles were Bob Hubbard ' 4 -7 end M ike P.ook 4-10. The Eagle Point High School track team competed In the Or« Cal Relays Saturday, April 2nd a 13-7, 120 yard low hurdles, In his leg of the third place . shuttle hurdle team . The next competition for the Eagle* w ill' at Southern Oregon College. The Eagles competing in the B Division finished 3rd. The Eagles were without the sendee! of 16 participants, who failed to turn In e lig ib ility slips In tim e. Those who helped score be the L ittle Rogue Relays at Phoenix, this Saturday. Groceru Boys F L A V -R -P A K , FREE! FROZEN Easter egg dye STRAWBERRIES (19< v a lu e ) w ith Durchase of (1 0 O Z .) 3doz. eggs.... Move Hear! Around Where will you be wearing your h e a r t these days? Drench offbeat designer Louis Deraud claims the sleeve, the back of a glove or dripping off your hip. Pin It anywhere but the -oi.ventional spot the S3 1 /2 points lor the Fag’ -* were Wayne M U ard , first in thi broad Jump, with a leap of 20 feet, 4 Inches, aad freshinsn Cary Thomas, fourth place with a Jump o f 19 feet . S inches. CLASSIFIED ADS PAYI The 880 yard relay team o f Gary ZEE C O M F O R T TOILET r n i TISSUE 59C S U N S H IN E K R IS P Y CRACKERS ¿¿Bx (IO -R O L L B A G ) ■ . M /D Iffly A!£AT J Mr. Ralph Humphrey, teacher in the Eagle Point Grade School went to the Seventh Annual Ore gon Educational Research Con ference, April 2nd., at Lincoln High School In Portland, hfr. Humphreys gave a talk at the convention, Intltled, "Primary Grades and Underachievers." HAMS REGULAR 5 SHANK END BUTT END WHOLE HAMS Ftoaf PARADE -fo / Afin/ 2 3 1 Miss Clenna Hrewold, speech Instructor at Eagle Point High, - took S students to the District Speech Tournament. The sch ools that were competing for berths In the State Speech Tour nament were, Medford, Crater, P IL L S B U R Y BISCUITS St. Mary's, Phoenix, Ashland, Grants Pass, and Eagle Point, . Those competing far Eagle .' Point were Cheryl Trotter, Hurt orous Interpretation, Darrell Dowell, Oratory* Jary Hansen, butterm il country ICANSi C H O IC E , F U L L -C U T Humorous In te rp .; V ic k ie Far- rel, Radio Speaking; and Con nie Shelton , Serious Interp. Those placing for Eagle Point were Cheryl Trotter and Darrell Dowell, with fourth place. h *. aad Mrs. Clifford Sikes VETERANS FLOAT.................. Displayed now in the lobby of the Jackson County Fedeml Savtnp aad Loan building, thia Fear Faetlvul- Batman a d n ltw float w ill also move to the Madfard S h o ein g Center and tha Big Y Market oefore the April 23 Pear Blossom parade, ft waa created In tha nmnual arts shop at the dom iciliary with Ray Irwin and BJ.me Odegard irln c ip a k in construction, pelting, A large repU c. w ill represent the dom iciliary In the Rogue V a lle y Pear Festival parade, Saturday, April 23. ROUND STEAK 89C B O N E D & ROLLED STEAK 98C sirlointip A ll Post Offices lb Special Service Fees Effective M arch 2 6 , 1 9 6 6 The following schedules of fees for registered, insured, certified, and C.O.D. mail, and for money orders will become effective March 26, 1966: S how ing to w h om , w h en, and address w h ere d e live red ___ ( 2 ) Requested a fte r m ailin g : S how ing to w hom and w hen d e liv e r e d __________________ 1. REGISTERED MAIL (Domasticl 35 25 Fee« (In ad d itio n to preluse) — V .tlu r For or ti tir » also covered by F«» aritele* noi covered by roottttereltil tv other u i.u ran rv coininercittl or o ilier u u u ra n cr $0.(M) to $ 1 0 0 .0 1 $ 2 IM I.tll $400 III $04MI 0 1 $ IIM > ........... to $ ¿ 0 0 . to $ 4 0 0 . to FMMMI to $H00 $0. 7 5 I. IMI 8M00.0I to l i . n m . . $ 1 ,0 0 0 .0 1 to to $ 3 ,INK).01 l a $ 4 ,0 0 0 .0 1 to $ 5 ,(MM).01 to $11,(MM).01 to $7,tMMI.OI to $ 8 ,(MM).01 to $ 0 ,(MM) ( Il to $2,000.01 $ .',0 0 0 $ 3 ,0 0 0 $ 4 ,0 0 0 $ 5 ,0 0 0 $ 0 ,0 0 0 * 7 , IHM» $ S ,0 0 0 . . $ 9 ,0 0 0 ... $ 1 0 ,(MM).. $2.IM) pine h a n d lin g c h arg e o f 15 ce n ts te r 8 1 ,0 0 0 or fr a c tio n o v e r firs t $ 1 ,0 0 0 . $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 1 Io $1 ,(MMI,tMMI. $ 1 5 2 .7 5 p lue h a n d lin g c h a rg e of 10 r e n te |>er $ 1 ,0 0 0 o r fr a c tio n o v e r firet $ I, (MM),00 0. INSURED M A IL (International) L im it o f in d e m n ity Fee N o t over $ 1 5 ........... ...........................— $ 0 . 35 $15.01 to $ 5 0 ____________________ . 45 $ 5 0 01 to $ 1 0 0 _________ ________ _ 55 $ 1 0 0 01 to J IJ O ______________ .6 5 $ 1 5 0 01 to $ 2 0 0 __________________ . 75 $200.01 to $ 3 0 0 . _________________ . 95 $ 3 0 0 0 1 t o $ 4 0 0 __________________ 1. 15 $400.0 1 to $ 5 0 0 __________________ 1. 35 $5 0(i 01 to $ 6 0 0 __________________ 1. 55 $600.01 to $ 7 0 0 __________________ 1. 75 $ 7 0 0 01 to $ 8 0 0 _________ i ............ .. 1 .9 5 $ 8 0 0 01 to $ 9 0 0 __________________ 2. 15 $ 9 0 0 01 to $ 1 ,0 0 0 _________________ 2 .3 5 $ 1 5 1 .8 5 pine h a n d lin g c h arg e o f 10 re n te per $ 1 ,0 0 0 o r fr a c tio n o v e r first $ 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . A d d itio n a l ch argee m a y I k - m a d e based on c o n s id e ra tio n s o f w e ig h t, space, a n d v a lu e . A D D IT IO N A L SERVICES 3. INSURED MAIL (Domestic) K t t r n /re (CCStet COD (M a x im u m am ount collectible is $ 2 0 0 ) . ........... ................ ...................... RESTRICTED D E L IV E R Y _____ R ETU RN RECEIPTS: Requested at tim e o f m a ilin g : S how ing to w h om and w hen d e livered _____________ ________ S ho w ing to w h o m , when, and a d dress w here d e liv e re d ________ R equested a fte r m a ilin g : S how ing to w h o m and w hen d e livered ............................................ 60 50 10 (a) Fees (in addition to postage). L ia b ilit y : Fee $ 0 01 to $ 1 5 .......................................$ 0 20 $ 1 5 01 to $ 5 0 . . . ............................ . 30 $ 5 0 01 to $ 1 0 0 ........... ...................... . 40 1 1 00.0 1 to $ 1 5 0 _______________ .5 0 $ 1 50.0 1 to $ 2 0 0 ........... .................... 60 L ia b ility for insured m a il is lim ite d to $2 00. 35 25 2. Rf OISTIRED MAIL (Inlernotianal) For Postal Union mail the fee is 75 cents. The same fee applies to registered parcel post. See country items in Directory of International Mail. (b) Restricted delivery. (N o t availab le fo r m a il insured fo r $ 1 5 o r l e u ) ........................................ $0. 50 con fee $0.01 to $ 1 0 ....................................... $0. 6 0 $10.01 to $ 2 5 . ....................................... . 70 $2 5 01 to $ 5 0 ___________________ . 80 $50.01 to $ 1 0 0 ....................................... .9 0 $100.0 1 to $ 2 0 0 . ............................... 1 .0 0 R estricted delivers’_______________ 50 N o tice o f n o n d elive ry_________ ___ . 05 A lte ra tio n o f charges or d e liv e r y .. , 10 Cr *1» 30 Fee in ad d itio n to postage________ R e u n ite d d e liv e ry _______________ R e tu rn receipts: Requested at tim e o f m ailin g : S how ing to w h om and w hen delivered ________________ S how ing to w h o m , w hen, and address w here d e liv e re d .. Requested a fte r m a ilin g : Show ing to w h om and when delivered _________________ S N O - B O Y FRESH L A R G E , C R ISP 10 35 25 Amount oí fee lioiantlc International $0. 25 . .35 40 $0. 45 . 05 . 75 . 10 A supply of reprints of this notice is being sent to each post office of the first class. Other post offices may obtain reprints, if needed, by submitting a requisition to your supply center on Form 4750, Special Requisition for Supplies.— Bureaus of Operations, Transportation and International Services, and Finance and Administration, LBS. P R E -S W E E T E N E D KOOL AID U .S . N O . 1 □□□ CINTRAI POINT'S FROZEN FOOD LOCKER CENTER ôfsaet S its S Ctsts? SsaÙaat? 3 -3 -6 6 . I ( I heads, U .S . N O . 2 PKGS. Amount oí money order $0.01 to $ 1 0 _____ $1 0.01 to $ 5 0 ____ $ 5 0 .0 1 to $ 1 0 0 . . . EA. 50 7. MONEY ORDERS (Domestic and International) (c) Return receipts. (N o t av ailab le for m a il insured for $ 1 5 or less) ( 1 ) Requested at tim e o f m a il in g: S how ing to w h o m and when d e liv e r e d ___ __ __ _________ R O LL AVOCADOS ORANGE JUICE 3 -4 1 LETTUCE 2 SPUDS 20 HEAD 6. CERTIFIED MAIL Over 815,000,000. SCOTT JUM B O 5. C.O.D. MAIL A m o u n t to he collected o r insur ance r o ie r a e e desired: $ 4 .2 5 pine h a n d lin g ch arg e o f 15 cent« p e r $ 1 ,0 0 0 or fr a c tio n o v e r tiret $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 . $ 1 ,0 0 0 ,(MIO.01 to $ 1 5 ,(MIO,(MIO___ 4. NESTLES’ QUICK <2#) sat ? l ' e ly 69C
