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THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 196« THE CENTRAL POINT TIMES PACE 3 eagle point TIDBITS * bv ART COLLINS Arnold G . Pence wai Inctalled preildent a t the Eagle Point Junior Chamber of Commerence la a recent meeting. Other offlcert installed to le r- ve for the coming year Include! John Greb, lin t Vice-president} Ronald Olson, Second v ice- president; Michael Kaiser, secretary) Jogn M illard, treaso ar | and, Carl Christian > . , State director. Terry Green, Medford, Jaycee international senator, was the Installing officer. During a recent meeting of Local N. 659, International BEEF SALE Motherhood of Electrical Wor kers, Reed McKay, T ra il was on Quality Meats/ presented with a 5 0 -year pin for regular membership In the local for more than a period of SO years. McKay wo retired dbout eight years ago, was in i tiated into local 59, Dallas, Texas, on March 6, 1916. Tuesday April 19 Eagle Point Eighth Graders were treated to a field trip sponsored by the Forest Service. The students traveled to the Johng Black Forest Tract in the Applegate Area. Pupiles bom the Gold H ill and Rogue River schools were also on the tour. Phases of Forest Service work that were descrived to the stu dents weret fire fighting, seeds and cones, timber management, Fish and Game Council BEAUTIFYING......... These four Cub Scouts of Troop 46, Den 16, planted violas, Esther Reed daisies and petunias In fron of the Central Point Library last week in honor of National Library Week. The scouts are C ecil Johnson, Jeffery Shera, Scott Dumas and Jack Meza. Den mother There w ill be a regular meet ing of the Oregon Fish and Came | is Mrs. Hugh Shera. SOC Band Conducts Tour A two-day concert tour of s o u t h e a s t e r n Oregon high schools was conducted last week by the Southern Oregon College Band. Dr. Herbert Cecil, band director, announced today. Dr. Cecil said the 60-piece hand played high school assem w ild life , Christmas Trees, tree identification, and soil conserva bly concerts in M errill and Tulelake last Thursday. A spe tion. cial public concert was present Friday, April 22 the Eagle Point ed in Lakeview Thursday eve High School baseball team had a ning. Friday morning the group game with the Rogue River played for an assembly in Lake- Chleftians on the Eagles home view High School and closed diamond. Scoring early In the till the tour with a concert at Hen ley High School Friday after and then hanging on for the 9 -8 noon. The m u s i c i a n s were verdict. guests overnight in the homes The Eagle Point track team of members of the Lakeview participated in a quadranglar meet High School Band at Pleasant H ill Friday April 22. Featured soloists on the tour They came home with the first place prise by scoring 84 points, some 30 points, ahead of their nearest rival. The finest perform ances by the Eagles were turned* were Tom H o u s t o n , David France. Ted Faver and Diane McAllister. The band will complete its activities for this season in a concert June 2 on the college campus It will also participate in commencement activities June S. Council on Saturday, April 30th at 7i30 p. m . in the Girls Com m | H a ll. The need and desire for a Public R ifle Range w ill be dis cussed. Also, Bob Maben w ill Give his annual report on Big Game Hunting for this fa ll. First C hurch o f C h rist, S cientist 100 Windsor A v e ., 1 block south of East Main, M edford.' Sub|ec»: Chuck Roast 4 9 ( 7-Bone Roast 550 O-Bone Roast 5 9 U Chuck S teak LeanBEEF Boneless Stew .b7 5 c SHORT RIBS lb 39C LB . WIN LB. YOU GIN WIN PROBATION AFTER DEATH Church and Sunday School Services at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Evening Service, 8 p.m. T H A T G IVE You Are Always Welcome YOUR MEALS T. W . M a s t C o n s tr u c tio n C o . In by frosh Cary Thomas who ran a 10.2 100 yard dash and Wayne M illard a 10.4 clocking 6350 McLaughlin Central Point 826-9581 Featuring NEW RESIDENCES LIGHT COMMERCIAL In the same event. Practice Is under way for an nual Senior Follies to be held May 13. The High School Junior-Senior Prom w ill be QUALITY HOMES FHA FINANCED C. L .C . Component Homes Under Construction At 1662 John St. and 2555 Howard A v e ., Medford ~~ VAN # 2 /2 tin PORK & BEANS 3# CELERY 150 FLUFFO 69C B u . W IN E 6 HOODYS Scaled blda for the c o n stru ctio n o f on A d d ition to P atrick Elementary School» Cold H ill» Oregon, fo r Jackson County School D is t r ic t 6 , w i l l be ra ce lv e c a t the o f f i c e o f thr D is t r ic t Superintendent, 451 North 2nd, C entral P o in t, Oregon, u n t il 8j00 P.M ., P a c ific Dr y . ;l»t Time, Hay 17, 1966, and w ill then be p u b lic ly opened au . read aloud . The row ings, s p e c if ic a t io n s and oth er co n tra ct documents may bs examined and co p ies tu eraof obtained a t the o f f ic e o f S e ib e r t, Hunter, Shut« 4 Plurnley. A r c h ite c ts , 77 Century B u ild in g , 343 East Main S t r e e t, Bedford, Oregon, on or a f t e r A p ril 29, 796u. A d e p o sit o f $50.00 per Get o f drawings and r.n d f l c a t l o n s w i l l be req u ired . Bidders returning documents In good c o n d itio n w ith in seven day* a ft e r the bid opening w i l l be refunded th e ir d e p o s it. This p r o je c t In volves the c o n str u c tio n o f a f iv e classroom and lib ra r y add i tio n , w ith n ecessary t o i l e t s , work rooms aud covered w alks, o f approxim ately 8,622 sq . f t . , plua approxim ately 3,565 aq. f t . o f covered w alks. C onstruction s h a ll ba con crete s la b , cement block and wood frame. A ll c l a s s i f i c a t i o n s w i l l be covered under the General Contract Proposal. A tte n tio n la c e lle d to the b lcd erc p r c q u a llflc a tlo n requirem ents o f OKS 279.010 to 2 7 9.026, I n c lu s iv e , which must be f i l e d w ith the School D is t r ic t Clerk 10 days b efore the date o f opening o f b id s end fo r which forms may be obtained a t the o f f i c e o f the A r c h ite c t. A ll proposals must be accompanied by a c e r t if ie d check, c a s h ie r 's check or bid bond made payable to School D le tr c t 6 , In an amount not le s s than 5« o f the h id . 40 oz. RHUBARB 15(ib ¡o r Peanut B utter 1.19 KRISPY 2# box SUNSHINE CRACKERS 590 CUTRITE 125 ft. r o ll ea. 29< WAX PAPER 4 /1 .0 0 LESLIE 26 oz. pkg. SALT 2 /2 5 0 SB— LIQUID THRILL 4 9 ( G IA N T SIZE The s u c c e s s fu l bidder w i l l be required to fu rn ish a f a it h f u l perferriance bond la the f u l l amount o f the co n tra ct p r ic e as ¿equlren to r a p u b lic co n tra ct pur* suant to 0RS 279.510. LARGE Head Lettuce 2 /2 9 C ZUCC H IN I SQUASH 19C lb . SN O BO Y rtf Merle Obenchaln, Clerk School D istr ict 6 Central Point, Oregon CENTRAL POINT’S FROZEN FOOD LOCKER CENTER 8 t FRESH Orange Juice 39c Tha Board o f D lra cto rs o f School D is t r ic t 6 r ese rv e s the r ig h t to r e j e c t any or a l l b id s and to waive any I n fo r m a litie s . F irst Ptibllaatleai April 28, 1966 Second Publlcatlani May 5, 1966 uft | < Ü g $ ’,'W « w u s tin held Saturday night, April 30. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS CENTRAL POINT SCHOOL DISTRICT CAMPS U\ // to 8 Coootf, 2 & a ^ . . . . ^ a e a
