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About Central Point times. (Central Point, Or.) 1964-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1966)
I 9 CENTRAL POINT TIMES JACKSONVILLE SECTION bY JESSIE MATHENY PARA - DICE VALLEY RESIDENTS VACATION.. . . Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hein,* Para-Dice Valley Ranch, highway 236, returned re cently from a late summer vacation motor tour and visiting relatives and Mends In the mid-west and along the route. M r\ and Mrs. John Schwa- bauer, Scotts Bluff, Nabr., were hosts to Kb. Schwa- bauer's sister, Mis. Hein and Kfr. Hein| die travelers visited another brother, , Kb. George Schwabauer and Kbs. Schwabauer at Crested Butte, Colorado. In Tarrlng- ton, Wyo. the Oregonians ware guests of K*. Hein's brother-In-law and slstf, K*. and Mrs. Ed. Linjt. Don ald Llpp, Salida, Colorado was also included on the visi tors agenda. Kb. Llpp is Mr. Hein's nephew. At Spokane, Wash, they were guests of Kbs. Hein's sister, Mrs. Paul Lyman and Kb. Lyman. Miss Mary Ann Hein, a 1966 graduate (elementary educa tion) of a midwestem college accompanied her parents on their vacation tour. Miss Hsln remained at Buhl, Idaho on the Oregonians return . She Is affiliated with the school system at Buhl, Idaho teaching the 4th, 5th and 6th grades with 22 children In all. Miss Hein is making her home at the ranch home of Kb. and Mrs. Roy Olenscha- lln, near Buhl, during her term of teaching there. Kb. Hein remarked that he enjoyed the fishing In Colora do while they were guests of relatives there. BABBS RETURN.... Mr. and Kbs. Sam Babb, 707 N. Fifth S t., returned recently from Barton, O ag. They attended the annual Pacific Coast Advent Christ- ♦ lan Churches conference, representing the First Advent Christian Church, Medford. On their Setum home they enjoyed a few days along th< Oregon Coast, stopping to visit with relatives residing there. VALLE Y LANE VIS ITORS.. . Mr, and Mrs. Carl Ludwig, Medford, w ere recent dinner guests at the Valley Lane hem home of their son- ii^law and daughter, Mr. and Kbs. O. W. Matheny. Mrs. Ludwig Just recently returned heme fo llo w in g a trip to Philadelphia, Penn, to atte nd the natlo nal con- vention ef National Navy Mothers' Clubs of America. Mrs. Ludwig is a charter m e t member of the organ! member of the memb member of the Medbrd chaj> te r , She accompa nied t he local club's president, Mrs. Henry Deem s, Ashland, The lo ca l delegates visited many points ef interest dur ing their east const vi sit. V alley Forge, Freedom Feundi . tion, Atlanti c City and Balt i- more, Maryland were among the places visited. On their return homo, the travelers cookies with Mrs. Ila Llnd- stro m assisting with refresh ments. Yellow Chrysanthemums were the tea tab le centerpiece. A display of fa ll flowers added to int erest of t he meet! ng Interest to the m eeting interest to this meeting stopped brief ly at De nver, display of fa ll flowers adding Col orado wh ere th ey we re interest to this meeting incluck guests of Mrs. Ludwig's ed yellow zinnias, ast ers and niece and fa m ily , th e Lloyd ground cherr ie s . Franks, and Kbs. Amy Farrow, M embers a nd guests vi ew ed Mrs. Ludwig's sister. die hostess' garden which fee- ured vari ous ty pes of fuchsias. CALIFORNIANS CUESTS AT THOMPSON CRBEK CITIZENS, BE WARNED"""" HOM E... . . THIS IS THE FINAL DAY OF Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mat FILING PETITIONS......... thews, Redondo Beach, C a li JACKS i'IVILLE..» terals are houseguests at th e City off ice candidate peti t- home ef th e L. K. Stoners, i»ns for mayor and three cou Thompson Creek, Mr • Mat ncil men, to serve term s of thews is enjoying participat four years each, are due at ing in the current deer hunt the City Recorder's office ing season. Th a Callfor nla by 6pnj FRIDAY, OCTOBER couple are very impressed 7. with this portion of southeml Next w eek look for the Oregon and hope to at some list of candidates who have tim e in th e future call it been file d for entry on the November election ballot. "ho me" At th e 1 o it m eeting of WILLIAMS HOME SCENE OF the City Council, two resolu BABY SHOWER......... tions and two ordinances were Mrs. Jim M itchell, Med adoptedi #1. paid vacations ford, was honored recently at for employes (full time) - . the Clarence W illiam s hom e, j wee]< paid vacation for each Upper Applegate Road. employee having completed Relatives and friends atte nt gt i eart i year in City employ ed this event . Valinda and ment and 2 weeks paid vaca janeen W illiams assistedthe tion for each employee hav hostess, their mother, Kbs. ing completed at least three Clarence W illiam s. yea rs'em ploym ent. This resolution is numbez 115. Gifts were presented the honored guest following the Number 116 resolution authorizes th e execution of After games were pi ayed contract for planning engi by the group, gifts w ere presented the honored guest. n e e r services. Refreshments served at the Ordinance #95 establishes a proposed amendment to close of festivities Refreshmeits were served at present Ordinance #14 known the close of festivities with as Planning Commission ordi Mrs. Clcn W illiams a Misting, nance for the purpose of Mrs. M itchell is th e for appointment of members, their e lig ib ility for same and mer Evelyn Byrne. duties upon being appointed. Ordinance <*96 was adopted MRS. MOTSCHENBACHER for the purpose of callin g HOME SC EN E OF CARDEN a regular City election for CLUB MEET........... the purpose of e le c tio n of Jacksonvill e Garden Club mayor and three councilmen members and guests met at as w ell as that of passage the Old Stage Read U me of or veto of proposed Ordinanc< Mrs. A. G, Motschenbacher # 95. at the last m eetin g of the During the business on the organization opening the fall evening's agenda Council sen ion after a summer vaca made dec ision to accept tion. Mrs. Ray Coleman, the application of Sam Daw president, pr esi ded over the son for the position of m eeting. Mrs. Coleman pre City Maintenance man follow sented attractive year books ing advertise ment for applica to each member during the tions for th is position, inter business teuton. views of applications by the Mrs. Robert O'Connell C om m ittee. Approximately (Jean Farl ey) presented garden 29 applications were received books to the Club in memory fi*r thl s p osi tio n which will of her mother, the la te Kbs. be created by the retirem ent Katherine Farley - a member of long tim e, former mayor, of 1 ong st andlng. Th a bocks of long tim e em ployee, for are to be placed in th e 1 ocal mer mayor, Albert Hack ert. library to be available to all Sam Dawson is presently garden lovers o f the area. serving on th e planning com • Program chair man, Mrs. m ission, is a local building Motschenbacher, introduced contractor and homeowner the speaker of the afternoon, member, Mrs. Harold R eed. of th e community. Acting Mayor, Harold Mrs. Reed*s topic was the White announced that a lte r - selection and care of peren ate chosen for tld s p osl tio n nials, She also gave a plant ing guide for th e most e ffe c of maintenance m an w f s tive, colorfu 1 d lsp lay of th is another homeowner, Marshal! Ferg, should Dawson recon type of plants and flow ers. sider and not accept the Propagation, dividing and appolntm ent. disease of pi ants was also "touched on" briefly by the speaker, Mrs. Reed was the 1965-B6 president of the Organisation. Guests Included Mrs. A lm a Greenamyer and Miss Zell a Adams. Mrs. Dee Hendrickson and Mrs. Ona Paul served tea and Gary West WHOLESALE MEATS 150 W. California Street downtown JACKSONVILLE Phone - 899- 7089 or 664-2293 ^>EER PROCESSING C ot , Wrapped & Frozen r so I THURSDAY, OCT. 6, 1966 RICHTEX RICHTEX SALAD OIL (SHORTENING T-BONE STEAK 69C ">• 88c 3/99C 24 oz. b o t t le "J issi « 3 lb . ca n ENCORE AMCOA CUSTO M MENS HUNTING AMMO PULLO VER SWEATER ♦ 70% WOOL ♦30% MOHAIR ♦ SIZES SM. M. LG. 2 .9 9 BOX OF 20 AT CASHIER'S BOOTH - REG. 10.95 ♦ BLUE, IVORY er PINK 6 .8 8 BONELESS TOP SIRLOIN STEAK 98c ib . 6.88 REG. 12.95 U .S .N O . ROUND -78t 2 * pnTATnrc I 20# bag 59c GET A U W W ! CHANGE /N CASH... > ITS tyOHTH A Í 0 T MOPE THAN STAMPS ' 5 -H O L E 50C & £ " o C ount \ % FILLER PAPER 79C O F F IC IA L SIZE & W E IG H T I,', FOOTBALL 35 Ib . REG. 4 .7 5 Bag Golden Vigoro 3.15 DELUXE DURAFLEX * //rilh * ALL RUBBER REG. 3 .9 8 1.99 V IN Y L FIT S FRONT OVERALL Cor M ats (Beverage Glasses ICantrece Nylons 4 .8 8 AN C H O R G LASS 8 -P c . 99C REG. 1.49 SHEER SEAM LESS 77C SIZE 8 1/2 - 11 PAIR r 2 4 ''x 36" REVERSIBLE MACHINE WASHABLE REG. 1.9 8 S catter Rug 1 .4 9 M U LTI C O LO R E D COCOA DOOR MAT REG. 2 .9 8 M ENS SLEEVE 1 .9 9 LO NG F LA N N E L SPORT SHIRT K trttrh Torrv MENSI * |w le U l u l i I U I ’ irreg ular S I * S1ZES SM* macine wash LT u BRITT SOCIETE' DINNER SC H ED U LED ..... Outg ing president, Mrs. Leona Salyer, announced the annual uinner of the or ganization will be held Mon day evening, October 10, 7 pm at the Rogue-Elk Inn- Lodge, on the upper Rogue River, ShadyC ove-T rail. Dinner will be $2.75 per person and w ill be serverd person, to be served buffet sty le. Entertainment has bee n promised and th e new officers o f the organization w ill be Introduced at this dinner-meeting. 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