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About Central Point times. (Central Point, Or.) 1964-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1966)
THURSDAY. JULY 28, 19M THE CENTRAL POINT TIMES recently visited the commu nity. Mr. Stud arrived in the (from page I) yours truly. Seems Chuck Hakala planted some tomato seeds in his barber shop earlier this year. The vines have now reached the celling Approvaci b , aa ( h la ^ j r ** a a , or oRDisaacs so. nt ' ' the vine! 1 AN URDINANCB OF AifSOVIBO s n W r t n CONSTRUCTION FAV1N0, FLANS c S S s AND / AND T r r I n T i T ^ f W S a , l ar— ? ! __ . ITY OF C EH THAI, FOIWT. ONKOOM. DIBCRIBINO TMR NRai K irn TO Mt M C XA U sV A33K33KD FCRTMK COTT 5 S f i and beyond, and Chuck has been picking tomatoes o ff nan» NEW LOOK............ Has everyone noticed the new paint Jobe on the Pioneer Cafe and The Center?? Looks as though someone felt CONSIDSN FNOTMTS AOAINST said IN F R O V n n n FNOVIDINO FOB TH, 0 IV IN 0 OF MOTIC, S T 5 « S S w S S j T W FKOFLS OF C IH ih A t FOZNT DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWSi SSCTION 1 . Th. P la n , .m l a p . a i r i a . t l « » Far tha a o n atru a tto n o r w a in s , c u r b , and s u t t . r a on H a p i. s t p a a l b a tm a n I . S . B i « » » , »9 and lo th S t r a . t , C lip . r C a n tra l P o in t. O r . , « , , . m . b plana and a p w t r i . a t l o n . a r . on r n . m . r M -e ||r >p< spring In the air???? A nice Job on both places of business in our downtown district. h»r«bjr approved. SSCTION t . a .u a . . . I d That I t la tna In te n tio n o r tha C l t , C o w a ll ta p . . « p i . , . . . . . o r d l n , to Ska o o n .t r u .t lo n p r o j . . , .b o a . d .a o rlb a d p la n , and . p a . i r t a . t l o n . . and to a . . . , . ufQ„ P .r o .1 o r r a a l p r o p . « , ad jao an t t h a r a to , uh lah a d ja a w t p a r o . l. or ra a l F r o p .r t, a r . a p x l . U , b m . n t . s b , . . i d tha prop, W r o . w n , p r o jx • l o n a t . ahara o f . .o n p . r o .1 of th a aoat o f th a o o n . I ru c t io n o r t o ld p r o ja o t . SSCTION J . It UNCLE MASON S E Z r .... U ntil a husband can get alimony by crossing his legs and winking at the Judge, them 's no such thing as equal rights. la tha a a ld In te n tio n or u w c i t , C ouncil to aa f o ll o a a i L o t . 1 , » ,J and » , In Block 4fl, P la t o f C a n tra l P o in t, Oroson « * * • I . » . J and » , In Blook 5T, P la t o f C a n tra l P o in t, Jrason *' Bl«» t ? '? •MORE JACKSONVILLE (from page 5) •a a o r o in t •a e o rS ln « n i: y a L E . V Capt. Gustafson's new assignment is at an air force base near Washington D C . . r s s * , ■!<*» ’ i í 6! Cantra 7 n t, o raton m P la t o 1 P o in ’ l 6! 7 ®£ ,n Blook 65 P la t o í C a n tra l P o in t, Oregon tí!? V f a •"* i *• 1°«* * P la t o C 7, o n tra P o in t. B Oregon • •c o r d in g •• n i: Ä r r . V j x r ’ s u s - - •* — ’ • °“ Lot« 1 a n t 6, F o ln t , Orwgoi A C T IV IT Y TEEMS IN C O M M U N IT Y AND VALLEY Ed. W yatt, Burbank, C a li fornia and Mrs. W . L. Stroble Sweetwater, Texas were recent guests at the home of their brother, Floyd Wyatt and Mrs. Wyatt, South Fourth Street. aeeorOIng to the Tom n i: a V i Ä V f c X ^ ........ . f i i n i . * í £ J ¿ n ln *" * * " “ « • » • c a n tr a l • Oak P erk A d d itio n t o C e n tr A l c . o . r and a , in Block C «ntp «l P o in t, Oregon Loto J , » , and 5 In Blonk », C e n tra l P o in t, 0r*< a n M r. and M n . Bud Scoville and fam ily, Hancock, N . J. Lota J . t . 5 . «nd Ì , In C a n tra ! r a l l i t , Oregon Lota 1 . 2 fini ». ware recent guests at the home of M r. Scovllle's sister, M n . Ada Shannon, KM Pine Street. in Blank 6 . Tna c i t , C ouncil or tun c i t y o r C e n tra l U » C lip M i l . C a n tra l P o in t, Oregon. o n Z ^ •w ur o f 7 iJ 0 o 'c lo c k M n . A. D . Young, Santa a t o klab t in a ani C lara, California has also tna n a l p ro p e rty to ko a p M l d l l , « a a e a x d " c r a b , In a lt a d to ap pair ba fo ra aald Counal tria r» ba »•V tba « a Id inp ro aan M it« M u u ld oot k» ane and a p -a lP lo « tlo n « , aad «igr H U daaerlbad r a a l p r o p a r t , abould not ba a p a a l a l l , aa»aaaod ra e tba sacnoe 5. Tba C l t , Raaordar ta M r a b , d lro a ta d t e » m n o lla » o f tna a a ld haa r ln g on tba tr ora aa Id haan a guest of M s . Shannon, her mother. ab» aoata o f a a ld ln p ro ra a a n t aa h a ra In akoaa » a t f o r t h . ra a l p ro p a rt, o m r p « r b lla b ln g t b la ordlnanaa In a navapapar o f g en eroi a lr a u la t lo n 1 tn» e t t , » r C m t r a l P o ln t, Oregon, a t la a a t tan d a ,a b a r o n the d o f aald h a a rln g , tnd b , p o a tln g a a a p , o f t b la ardlnanaa tn a put Mrs. Shirley D allalre het been a recent houseguest at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Ada Rotan, Jacksonville Floyd Lee Foster, T illa mook, is spending the sum mer working in aa upholstery «hop on California Street. Jerry Smith, Lloyd's uncle, owns and operates this shop. M r. aad Mrs. Everett Adams and son, Everett, J r., Anaconda, Montana have-1 been houseguests at tha home of M . Adam's father, E. L. Adams. Star Gulch Rd, The "Coker" Rathbone fam ily ware down from Sweat Home this past week to spend the weekend at their home place on Thompson Creek, and to visit friends in the area. “• r Mr. Ihaoii Ï X Í4S * ~ ~ t b , Orar«. I »1U bw la W » « tic . Ibera °“ 7 * N la t .X t b ^ X " Í U ' i ñ ' •b. - i l f l 2 ri" ?* . " ’’•'’P1* a l l •K» a t , a « , ar n J T L » !«•»• • • 1 baa. I . l « k a l « e ° “ rt •• Laanari Olaaa, Don eM* “ C1' 7 » U .ñ r x w n .U w la .B H t l aa» Fmaaaa. P“‘ u> t o r . koura eork than tha, are pal» ta »a, ab^a Uw ■kaptua » l u r a lla a tbla. Î L ' Î L i ? . 1’’! f ““ 1' , S » . (PbbUa » « * • . Pollea D apt.,P ln D w t.) Iba n o p i. af C n t n l Palm «m a t a m ia . grandchildren and son-in-law and daughter respectively, a ll attended the picnic gather* tag. country. He accompanies the lectures with colored slides. One evening during his valley stay, the traveler gave one of these perform ances at the home of the W illiam s. tim e to visit a couple of other points of local interest - the Chinese Tunnel and the C em etery. Vem«, Cappa Pubit. Murka hupt ANDERSONS RETURN Mr. and Zdrs. John Ander son, Old Stage Road Sou th, have returned home after a business trip to southern California. B RITT SOCIETE' MEET Mrs. Leona Salyer, presi dent Britt Festival Société', announced the August meet ing of the organization w ill be held Monday evening, August I, at the home of Mrs. Pauline Bush, 202 North The nominating com m ittee w ill announce candidates for nomination o f officers The nominating com m ittee w ill announce nomination of officer candidates at this meeting which w ill start at 8 p. m . Also, on the agenda, final plans are to be made for the potluck supper, scheduled August 9, 6i3O p. m . - Britt grounds. This is an annual event in welcoming the musicians who participate in the M u le Festival. M n . Salyer asks that a ll members attend this meeting. MRS. SAULSBERRY VISITED M n . Lulu Saulsbeny has as houseguests, this week, her sou and daughter-in-law , Mr. and M s . John Sauls- berry, Berkeley, C a lifo rn ia . CRESCENT C IT Y STUDENTS TOUR JACKSONVILLE One hundred seventh and je c t in tha SweetHome area. local points of interest. Applegate Community Chsuch and Sunday School annual picnic was held last weak, Wednesday, at the Wayside Park, Applegate River bridge. And attendance Jacksonville Presbyttrian Church and Sunday School annual picnic was bald Sun day tha 24th at Tou V a lle Park. Rev. Rlgstad stated that attendance was good and everyone eqjoyad tha outing, Tha weather was perfect for this activity. NEW ZEALANDER VISITOR Caroga S^ud, retired gam wanton, Napier, N. Z ., John Dewey Rogers 270 tWilson Rd. C . P. V iolation of basic rule $S 0.00 forfeited W illia m George Ince, Tarbox replaces John Hen derson, who is now in private industry employment. West Pine S t., C . P. Disobeyed traffic signal $ 5 .0 0 fine Mrs John ("Liz") Hender son is employed as a clerk at Star Ranger Station office. Michael Steven Broomfield 5111 Dobrot Way, C . P. ; Attending tids event were j Mrs. Lee Collinsworth, co - host e u , Mrs. Charles Moore, mother of the honoree, Mrs. Howard Cates, mother of the groom -to-be. Mrs. Lora Carter and Mrs. Charles S. Moore, S r., the honored guest's grand mothers were also present. The Misses Karen and Nikki Moore, Dale and Kathey Collinsworth and Mesdames Earl McKibbi Mesdames Earl McKibben, Floyd Shore, Daryl Duncan, James Tacchini, B ill Rus sell, Jim G. Smith and Randy Corliss were present an this occasion, also. SHARON BOETTCHER ENGAGED............ A fa ll wedding is being planned for Sharon Marie Boettcher and Errol Leon Coffman. Mrs. Charlotte Boettcher, R 1 B 412, Talent, mother of the bride-to-be announced her daughter's coming mar riage. Mr. Jack Boettcher, R 1 B 77 is the father of the bride-to-be. Miss Boettcher, a graduate of Ashland High School, class o f 1965, is employed at Harry and David's as a key punch operator. M r. and Mrs. Freeman Mason are now home after a vacation spent in C a lif ornia visiting relatives. Mr. and M s . Mason were M r. Coffman, a graduate of Crater High School, is emplcved at Tim ber Pro ducts. M r. and. Mrs. Fred Coffmat 4613 Old Stage R d ., Central Point, are parents of Mr. Coffman. guests at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Finnell, Hayward. A t Barstow, their hosts were their son and daughter- in -la w , M r. and Mrs. Bill Mason and five children. The vacationers were also guests of M s . Mason's step mother, Mrs. Nora Charles- worth, El Cajon. SHOWER HONORS MISS CHRISTINE M OORE.. July 2toc, Miss Christine Moore w as honored guest at a bridal shower given at the mess No operators lisense - $S.OO forfeited John Dewey Rogers 270 Wilson Rd. C . P. No operator's license on person — $S. (JO forfeited BETTY'S PET S A LO N PET SUPPLIES FOR ALL ANIMALS M i« Sally Dyer, Talent is employed as summer clerk at Star Ranger Station office. Peter Neyhart has transfer red to Star Ra nger from >ineau, Alaska Forest Service Neyhart 1» district engineer. M s . Neyhart and three children are M . Neyhart's fa m ily . Norman Baker has transfer red from Star Ranger's forester - tim ber manage ment to the Dept. of Com ., Washington D. C. Two Star Ranger employes Dave Hopher and Warner Bruckner spent two weeks recently in reserve training at Camp Roberts, U . S. Army Kitchen Karner Frances Rickey McClary R *1 B #282, Old Stage Rd. C . P. - WE GROOM ALL BREEDS Failure to yield right-of-w a) $15.00 suspended Robert H a ll Rudy 535 Benson S t., Medford Violation of Basic Rule - $10.00 fine Anniversary Sale! Tracey Alexander Legler R #2 B » 194, Gregory R«L C . P. Backing around corner - SS.00 fine Excessive noise - $10.00 fine CRATER LAKE MOTORS, INC. H _ S e e at WAGON TOWNS CENTRAL POINT' Two Juvenile girls arrested for Ille g a l possession - Referred to Juvenile Autho rities. Donald James Moore 2161 Taylor R d ., C . P. V io latio n Basic Rule - $ 5 .0 0 fine 6 6 4 -2 8 6 4 Disobeyed traffic signal $10.00 fine PO N TIAC 2 d o o r h a r d to p V - 8 AUTOMATIC, RADIO 8 HEATER Leroy Kenneth Burkhart 318 N . 7fc. S t., C . P. Disobeyed traffic signal $10.00 fine Edwin Orris Woodley 201 Coscaran, C . P. No operator's license $150.00 forfeited ' FORD s ta tio n w agon V - 8 A UTO M A TIC, RADIO 8 HEATER 59 PLYMOUTH s ta tio n w 4 - D R . « CYL, S T . TRANSM . James Arthur Darrin 913 Maple, C . P. Failure to stop before entering main thorough fa r e — $15.00 forfeited Tha group was transported by buses. th rill o f getting acquainted municipal ja il in lieu of $25. 00 bail for soliciting without a license TRAFFIC COURT Susie, 4 are M . Tarbox' fam ily living at Star Ranger Station. "workout" that day. w ith riding horses and a colt and baby chlx. Edward Lawrence Cox II, Arcata, C alifornia, was lodged in Central Point Payroll checks missing 4a forestry technician - stated that the poor stage coach and team really had a "hand" at panning gold and art's Chevron Service Sta tion, 441 S. Front S t., re ported larceny of $25.00 from the station during closed hours. at Central Point Cleaners back door had been pried open — timber management assistant. Mrs. Tarbox and two daughters, Patty, 11 and Tha town "rang" with so Charlene has discovered the Robert S. Stewart of Stew Break and entry reported Jim Tarbox transferred from Ashland District to Applegate Sam Black replaced Terry Paul as engineering section resident construction inspec- I Methodist Church, Grants I Pau. (recovered) preschooler make their home at Star RAnger Station where M . Schattenkrek is head quartered. Mr. Schattenkrek replaces George Berscheid who trans ferred to another district. many voices in one group. Ron, the stagecoach driver, Merrily had been trying her Miss Moore and Robert i Alan Gates, Rogue River, w ill exchange marriage vows L August 6th at the Newman to police the larceny theft of his motorcycle while parked on North First St. APPLEGATE RANGER DIS T R IC T FO H 5T N E W S .... T ed Shattenkrek is now the rones and tha buz drivers, during their visit. Charlene, Eagle Rock, C a li fornia are houseguests at the home of M s . Clarence's mother, M s . Frank Blew, V a lle y Lane. ' and Alan" Richard T . Frazick reported a "skyride" in his Cessna four pasanger plane. A liv e ly tim e was had by everyone, Including chape CALIFORNIANS V IS IT IN G Mrs. Barbera Clarence and two daughters, M errily and | lilies of the valley and two • hearts inscribed with "Wlsh- I tag You Happiness, Chris During the weekend, also, ttuce Blew gave the visitors Barneburg Road, Medford. eighth grade students of Crescent C ity , California spent this past Monday tour ing the Museum and visiting able tim e . was good. P.S. I —" ,ld ba ,la<t » lait an, tlaa akan In Maat «r k l » , Mr. Stud is greatly impres sed by the United States and states it is simply fantastic. The Leigh Blew fam ily, resource assistant in range, recreation and wild life management. M r. Schattenkrek formerly was assigned as assistant staff member in the Super visor's office in range mana gement for Deschutes Nation al Forest out of Bend. Mrs. Schattenkrek, Carol, a sixth grader and F.ddie, a During his travels, Mr. Stud gives lectures of his M r. Rathbone is employed with the U. S. Army Corps of Engineen on a dam pro Everyone had a vary ei|Joy- eat The traveler is a World War I I veteran, being a member of the Commandos. • " » " , 1" Blook 55 . n . , ir X a ll Medford, Mrs. Faank Blew's sons, daughters-in-law, Besides visiting the Museum, M r. Stud was able to take Lots l . S . J and » , in Bloah » 9 . aaeorOing P la t o f C a n tra l p o in t, Orason ii* i5 extended tour of the United States. Whitmore at a picnic lunch on the museum grounds. Lota l . r . J ano » , in «look 6 0 , P lo t o f C o n tro l P o in t, O ra to r P la t o f C o n tro l P o in t, Oroson Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Blew and M . and Mrs. Robert Perris Rogue V a lle y Ham Opera tors, Don Whitmore and Charles W illiam s, both Med ford, became acquainted with Mr. Stud , also a "Ham ", through "Ham " conversations. The Whitmore and W illiam s fam ilies have been hosts to the recent visitor. home of M n . Ronald Van Dolah, 448 W . Pine, Cen tral P op *. Pink and white were the colors used for this occasion. The cake was decorated | with pink roses, white doves S O C IE T Y United States by way of the FIJI Isleuda and H a w a ii. He hat visited 20 countries, to far, and plans to make an The day of his local visit, he accompanied the Don aaaaaa t h . f o l l o u l n , r e a l p ro p e rty , Last Sunday, a fam ily p ic - ale was eujuyed by the Blew fam ily , t Llthla Park, Ash land. 1 cup milk 1 cup whipping cream 4 Arm fresh peaches, peeled In small mixer bowl, bland pudding and milk at low speed. Add cream and beat at medium speed until soft peaks form, about 3 minutes. Fold In sliced peaches, reserving >A cup tor garnish. (Sprinkle reserved peaches with lemon Juice to prevent discoloration.) Pour filling into baked pie shell. Oamlsh with reserved peaches. Refrigerate a hours or until firm. FORD 4 d o o r sedan H. S T A N D . T R A N SM . 8 CYL. R . 8 Sherril Gwen Van Horn 1030 E. Pine , C . P. No operator's license - $ 5 .0 0 forfeited Wytse Bart Eertnga 108 - 3rd S t ., Talent Disobeyed traffic signal $15.00 forfeited V io latio n Basic Rule - $25. 00 forfeited FORD 4 d o o r sedan V -8 AUTOM ATIC, RADIO 8 HEATER FALCON 4 door A UTO M A TIC, RADIO 8 HEATER
