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About Central Point times. (Central Point, Or.) 1964-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1966)
THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1966 r n r r n at, p which we a postponed until after primary elections. C H U T Held trip«, conducted tours of Shekaspearean Play», Peter Britt Music Festival •ad many Other educational functions. Taking advantage of the 4th o f Jbly la y -o ff in the woods, kA. and kA». Ivan Central Point TIMES H ale, and ton Kevin, of Shady Cove, spent several rockets, stars, moon, «in, days In the northeastern port of Oregon, fishing in some of the lakes and exploring coun try they had «ever seen be A TTENTIO N A U horses, dogs, animals, guns, ships, famous people, foreign GRANDMOTHERS Do you have small people visiting you this summer? LO S T-— 9x12 lineoleum in cartoc. Mr». Rogers, 6664 = ¡MASSI FICD A D S“ Ponderosa Street, Central Point. CallG64 3600 ltm p . Old As Redwood FIRST INSERTION, up to 15 word.................................75« • (over 15 ward, figure at 5« per work) SUBSEQUENT INSERTIONS, up to 15 word.................. .50« (over IS ward, figure et 4< per ward) ’ "BUND" or KEYED ADS, minimum ........... fl.SO (Ad. enrwered at die newipaper office innead of dir ectly to adv«tl>tr are double rate) STARK'S REPRESENTATIVE Fruit T r e e , Shade and Shrut bery, plant, of all kind». 64 Orr Drive, Central Point. Phone 826-2865 Wanted to R e n t----B a c h elor apartment or large room. C all day., 664-1106 or write Box 846 , C . P. For Sale......... International C r a w le r --T D -9 . T ilt blade. C all 899-1554. Cal evening, after Saturday, FOR S A L E - - - - - 2 large refrig erator., 32 cu. ft. each. 1 .m a il household refrigerator, gas coffee maker, 6 burners; Steam table, 10 counter stool: 5 tires and wheels, 760 x 15. Very reasonable. 664-2208. I I FOR SALE..........C at. T D -9 Crawler . R C P STOCK C O . K t. 2, Box 32, Jacksonville. Insurances written. Sea us for coverage or real estate. Howard C . W illiam s, broker. Jacksonville Agency. CUSTOM KILLINC, C U T T IN C AND WRAPPING— Free pick up. Highest Prices paid for a ll livestock, M ID -C A VE MEAT CO . TABLE ROCK ROAD, « Central Point, Oregon. 664-1113 FOR SALE- - -1966 Ford custom 500, Straight nick, V -8 , (2 8 9 ). Less than 6000 miles. Nothing .'own, «»urn« FOR SALFi 4 x 7 Trailer, 2- wheel, with top. C all day or evening. 3tni C a ll 855-1450 Anytime! W A N T E D ... Painting, Inter ior or Exterior. Free estimates within reason. C a ll 855-1177. tfc FOR SALE OR TRADE.......... 1 Bedroom house, furnished. DANCING Legion H a ll, Central Point Featuring TR U TONES Benefit Gold H ill IOOF Bldg. R efilling and collecting from NEW TYPE high qual ity coin dispensers in this area. No selling. To qual ify you must have car, ref erences, $600. to $1900. cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net excellent monthly Income. More full tim e. For personal Inter' view write P .O . BOX 15402, SALT LAKE C IT Y , UTAH Include phone num At 10(101 A'JTO tfP A II A WflOINS (PORMEKI Y W.R. KINCAID 26 E P i n e - b fc 4 -2 4 Q 3 FOR SALE— - - - Nubia■>-Alpine m ilk goat, $20. g Muacovy ducks, $ 3 .0 0 each. Whit« buck rabbit, $4. 00, Chinese Silky Bantam Roaeter, $ 2 ., FOR SALE— 1952 Ford, * 6 5 . 0 0 Phone 664-1944. to Ann Likmvtkl, Linda Robbin Patrick Redding, Graham Wilaon, and Kenneth V in cent. Betides the classes, participants take part In "Facing the Challenge of M ilita ry Training". SHADY COVE— TRAIL news notes BY Margarlte Pote Thia area was w e ll repre ftuce, and guest Don Harper A *, and kfr». Dan Abergei hfr. and kfr». Ted Zantxer and son , Monte, with guest JoAnne Olivers kfr. Jantxer's mother, Mrs. Emma Jantzer of Medfardt The Lewis ja n t ser fam ily o f Medford, and kA». Jantxer's parents, kfr. and KA». Tom Vestal; among others in the Brooking area were the Jeaae Lowery familys the Ralph Lacey»' and kfr. J. P. Tuckers kA. and Mr». Gene Hudson and son and the Theross Mason fa m ily . Reports are that the fishing was excellent. A newcomer to Shady Cove Is kA. Clifford W olff who is now associated with his brw ther "A l" la the Shady Cove Market. kA . W o lff now lives in the Medford area, bat expect to move to Shady Cove la the near future- with w ife Nancy and daugh te n Denis« and Annie. Point— THE CENTRAL POINT LIBRARY— located i next to the C ity H a ll. also miscellaneous it e m for W hite C ity , secretary. On the agenda for this meeting la the report from the screen lag com m ittee on lb recom- mandatlon for the appointee W ILL TRADE-------- Anttqae (1902) 450 1b. deepw eU pump for tranaistor, Ha liera fte Ha lie rafter or Zenith. Sa« at 317 S. Stage R d ., Medford. The average daily checkout la around 300 books. On Ensign Gary J. Fields, ton of kA. and M b . E. E. Ftalda, July 6th, the total soared to a a ll tim e high of 506 books checked out in one day! was here to visit his parents . this past week enroute to at acting pcetmaster o f Gold H ill, a position to become vacant on September 1st. Aleo.a report w ill ba made on possible plana for the annual Democratic Dinner, Kodiak, Alaska, where he is Cutter, Confidence. BEAGLE CLUB PICNIC Saturday, July 23rd, l t30 His w ife , Irene, has been here with her parents, kA . and kA». Howard Wilson for the past two weeks. She flew In from the East prev ious to Ensign Fields' jour ney here by ship. Mrs. p. m . , Beagle Club memben w ill hold their annual picnic at the Antioch School House. Persons planning to attend are to bring their picnic lunch. Coffee and ice crean w ill be furnished. Fields w ill remain in Central Point until the Ensign is able to find suitable housing for them in Alaska. The Beagle Club was form ed by persons who formerly lived in the Beagle-Sams V alley area and were dis placed by formation o f Cam , White during World Was II. A ll interested persons are invited to attend the event. During their visit here, the young couple was feted to several dinner parties by re latives and friends. Ill III J O R G E N S O N ’S R eg . 8< . Popsicles Bars 59Ç refresho 4 SPECtAl£ Choice fresh Produce ! YOUR CHOICE MIX or MATCH • FLAV-R-PAC 3 0 3 cans | i i Fruit Cocktail | - PEACHES"'";*. CELERY LETTUCE AVOCADOS FRESH — CREAM STLE or | W HO LE KERNEL ■ " ! ¡CORN c $11 I S PEAS |j j !C ut Green Beans ■ | KRAFT 7 /2 15c ! VITA BITS 1 0 # /1 .1 9 FLOUR ,« 10 89$ OCCIDENT Lb. bag W ALDORF 4 Roll Pack TOILET TISSUE N A B IS C O ASSORTED COOKIES fam ily Box LONG PLAY FAVO RITES 3/89Ç | FLA V-R -PA C cans n syrup 2 /2 cans ■Purple P lum s4/1.00l j Fresh Choice Meats I CHOICE BEEF SALE I Chuck Roast O-Bone Roast 7-Bone Roast Rib Steak Boneless Stew Short Ribs Rib Veal Chops lb. lb RECORDS V a lu e s to i 4 .9 8 esso MoLmigtiUn Central Point 828-9581 Featuring NEW RESIDENCES LIGHT COMMERCIAL QUALITY HOMES FHA FINANCED ■ I RED "SALE s oz. os. soss - FLAV- R-PAC | Macaroni Dinners I I. 10c! CRISP R O M A IN i Li£fLE,55,*!£L,_J The Jacket« County Dem ocratic Central Com m ittee meeting w ill be held Thun* day J ily 14th, 8 p .m . In the auditorium of the Coun ty Courthouse. The new off second hand man. 317 S. Stage R d ., Medford. T. W. M o tt Construction Co. Stop by soon for a visit In the coolest place in Central ENSICN GARY FIELDS ASSJCNED T O ALASK A assigned to the Coast Guard series, the Wilder books, Little Women, W innie-the- Pooh, Mary Popp Ina, and "easy readeri" to the older group. the number of books checker III II y ñu ices» far the esssueing 2 yean , tr ill be presiding. Ray Lamberg, Medford, as chairman and Jbne Leary, For house and lot In town. Price 8 8000.00. Phone 582- 3590. ;.p e a k s over the 4th of July holiday»: A t Sur tilde wares Mr. and M -i. Delbert Spain, son NEED CRAVEL, GRANITE, COLD HILL CONSTRUCTION Dardanelle Comers, Gold HUI summer and receive a read ing certificate and a pollsh- e<f Oregon stone as a souven ier. Books may be checked out for a twenty-eight day period. No library cards ar« required. Bible sented on the Oregon Coast SPARE TIM E INCOME SAND or RED CINDERS??? How about homesltv level ing, dosing, landscaping, dump-trucking or backhoe service?????????????????? These children read ten books at home during the sport, science fiction, or stories such as Danny Dunn Black Stallion series. There are also children's records and magazines to borrow. We w ill be glad to help you choose books from the LOCALS th e 855-1175. FOR SALE— -1954 FordP'ck- up, F 100, 8 cylinder, 4 spd. In good condition. 855-18S0. 84115. ber. There is a reading prograir for the 6-14 year group. from the Eagle Point High ' School who received this Scholarship for the 6 weeks coune are Carolyn Lowery, July 17, 1966 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR S A LE --- ’ oping saddle. 14 inch tree. Rough - si.'e out. Coo.' Condition. $75.01 Evenings, 855-1863 daughter of kA. and kfr». Charles Koellnez, of the cove, has tolned the group on Prometheus at the South ern Oregon C ollege. Others countries, the United States or even a good mystery, Sunday, • A M. K-SHA—8 6 0 KC C all 664-3831. For Sale......... 15 ft. ,k i boat with 40 h. p, Scott motor wltl electric starter. $800. C all 664-1547 or see at 112 Ash . Miss Nannette Koeliner, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RADIO SERIES EVERY SATURDAY NITE 3tmp. payments. Lifting, wanted— Real Estate Eatabllshed local firm , a ll There*a nothing new about the automatic vending ma chine. In tact, It* a 2,000 years old. A recent article In a magazine titled “ Pood Marketing in New England" Pointed out that in 219 B.C. e Greek priest Introduced a form of automatic vending. He devised a machine that dis pensed holy water when act ivated by a cola. And, in the 10th century a Chinese In ventor rigged up a bamboo pole so that a coin dropped In a slot released a pencit Are they getting restless? Why not plan a Grip to the Central Point Library? We have a story hour at lO tO O a.m . every Tuesday morning. Were you one of those who helped break the record of out in one day at theCentral Point Library on July 6th? Fairy Tales, dinosaurs, rock LIBRARY NEWS fore. CLASSIFIED ADS PAY There are a il types of bo oks, some are certain to pie please your grandchildren. Why not suggest a book of CENTRAL ROiNT’S FROZEN FOOD LOCKER CENTER Ofson 8 to. 8 C ooty A bolivo? I n i own I r»
