THURSDAY AUGUST 17, 1967
CENTRAL POINT TIMES
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POINT PUBLISHING CO.’, at 216 E PINE St.
C entral Point,Ore. 97501 p .o . Box 846
Display Rates $1.25 col in. Classified 20
words $1.00 3 tim es $2.00 .15< each add­
itional word. Subscription Rates $ 3.00 yr.
in Jackson Co. $ 3.50 out of Co. Any other
State $4.00 10? per copy.
HEALTHY - 16 year old Junior
needs sum m er work will do any­
thing but pull weeds. Call
664-2087 - anytime ask for
Frank.
WANTED: Office work or
news media and public re - ,
1 at ions. Have one year of
college,m ajoring in Jour­
nalism . Experienced.
Ph. 826-3921
. CENTRAL POINT BEAUTY
SALON 355 E. PINE 664-1013
Sharon H arrison, Prop, is
pleased to announce that Anona
Jenson has joined Sharain Sutton
to give their ladies the best in
personalized hair styling.
3t.
FOR SALE LOTS
FOR SALE - 12 city building
lots in Gold Hill, with excellent
view - lots of tre e s - city water
and sewer - near school.
SPECIAL PRICE at $3,500. cash
3t.
Ph. 855-1298___
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APARTMENT FOR RENT -
Delux - Spacious 4-plex.
(in C entral Point), 2 bdrm s,
furnished and unfurnished.
Each unit has w. w. carpet,
drapes, totally electric with
built-ins in kitchen. Water and
garbage paid. Located on 393 S.
1st St. Please call 772-9859
after 5 p.m.
3t.
New Pamphlet
On 3-Year-Olds
A new publication from the
Children’s Bureau, Welfare Ad­
ministration, U. S. Department
of Health, Education, and Wel­
fare, titled “Your Child From
3 to 14,” describes the changes
that normally take place in a
child’s personality and physical
makeup during this period and
indicates the best way for par­
ents to cope with these constant
changes.
For example, much of a
three-year-old’s time, according
to the pamphlet, is spent ques­
tioning. It is up to his parents
to convert the child’s curiosity
into knowledge and understand­
ing. His c o n s t a n t "why’s”
should never be ignored.
In this third year of growth,
a child’s health needs will nat­
urally be demanding. The pam
phlet advises parents not to
wait until their child is sick or
has a toothache to visit a pedi
atrician or dentist, but to take
him regularly for checkups and
vision and hearing screening.
A few moth balls placed in gar
bw , m
during the summer.
, W w
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j 1600 sq. ft., one yearnew house
on 2 acres, plenty of room to
expand - Excellent well, Dble
carport
with tool storage.
Garden minded? Here you can
grow your own with cheap w ater.
COURT R E C O R D S ------LtGAt N0TICK
FAMILY LIVING
Situations Wonted
WANTED - Ironing by hour in
my home -2161 Taylor Road
Space A.
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE: E vertt & Jennings
Wheel Chair - excellent condi­
tion.
Hand propeled. Phone
664-2208 after 4:00 P.M.
5T
FOR SALE - 1959 - Universal
2 bdrm mobile home - furn.
In good condition other than
minor rep a ir. 1367 Gibbon Rd.
Turn off Table Rock Rd.
FOR SALE : 10 BY 50 Mobil
Home, washer - d ry er, all e le­
c tric , Oil heat new 220 wiring,
set in lovely park, See at 2161
Taylor Rd. Space A 9, Central
Point - Immediate possession
57
FOR SALE - Furniture now
stored: Gas range, can be con­
verted, nice dinning chrome
set. (4 chairs and ext leaf).
Large d re s se r, chairs .lam ps,
T.V. used 1 yr. need adjust­
ment Call 826-3265 after 6:00
for Appt. to see.
2 bdrm, large basement with
fruit room, f a m i l y room,
Tom McCall
planned for a family - single
Driving under the influence
garage and shop - sm all barn
of intoxic liquor
Dism issed.
for a cow? A horse? Or a few
chickens?
I Ted Gann Byrd
Lots of nice large tre e s, giving
Imp. lane usage
$7.50
plenty of nice shade - all on one
acre. Close in Central Point.
Robert Edward House J r .
V B R
$12.50
JUST USTED
Relax and play in the atm os­
phere of Southern exposure in
the beautiful professional land­
scaping of this lovely 3 bdrm
home. Near school, church and
shopping. Sun deck for morning
coffee, unique patio of natural
rock, for afternoon leisure or
“cookout.” Large corner lot.
with
alley entrance, Dble.
garage.
Inside, easy and
spacious living, fire place with
glass
doors. Wall to wall
carpeting, lnsolaiod drapes
m irrored doors in 3rd bdrm ,
designed for extra room for
your special purpose. Closet
storage in abundance. Owners
will take some trade.
ANHORN - FABER, INC.
411 E. Pine, Central Point
Phone 664-2413
664-1276
William Henry Rowe
V.B.R.
$25.00 forfeit
Daniel Clore Hansen
Illegal possess.of liquor $35.00
Flees Into Arms of Law
After e s c a p i n g from jail,
Donald Bradshaw ran into po­
lice who were searching near
Skamania, Wash., for another
escapee. He was collared and
taken back to his cell.
Strikes A re Costly
Strikes cost the nation’s econ­
omy 10,100,000 man-days of lost
production time so far this year
—the highest loss level in 11
years—t h e Labor Department
reported in Washington.
Crater Lake Motors
Used C ars
7445 C ra te r Lake Hy. 826-4233
WHITE CITY
61 CHEVY CORVAN
nw
This is a sharp looking van.
has
curbside & rear doors. Better be
first on this one. No down, |34
per month.
826-4233
Crater Lake Motors
jT ra te r Lake Hwy., White City
56 PLY 4
R
$99.00
It’s very clean
and has real
Cl€
good tire s , excellent second
c a r. No down $10.00 per m o.
826-4233
.
C ra te r Lake Motors White City]
T ^ jS ^ ra te r^ L a k e J l^ ^
60 DODGE 4
$199.00
Good slant six cyl. with stand­
ard transm ission.
B etterbe
first on this one. No down
$20.00 per mo.
826-4233
C ra te r Lake Motors White City I
¿ 4 4 5 ^ ra te ^ L a k e H w y .
59 AMBASSADOR
4 DOOR WAGON . $199.00
This may be the one you’r
looking for , it’s clean it’s
solid, with good V8 and stand­
ard transm ission with over
drive. No down $20.00 mo .
C ra te r Lake M otors.w hite City!
7445 C ra te r Lake Hwy.826-42331
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WANTED
To spread the nawi about the
EXCITEMENT, EDUCATION and
really #reat ENTERTAINMENT of
the 1967 OREGON STATE FAIR.
The key word is NEW! New
Contact Animal V illa g e , New
Mineralogy D e p a rtm e n t, New
Art« and Flower« Hall, New Ex­
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than everl And it'« August 26
thru September 4 in Salem.
Don't Miss It!
Everyone's Going!
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NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF JACKSON,
PROBATE DEPARTMENT, in
the M atter of the estate of
HIRAM E. WEBB also known as
H. E. WEBB.
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned, as executrix of
the estate of HIRAM E. WEBB
also known as H. E. WEBB,
deceased, has filed her final
account in the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon for
Jackson County, Probate Dfe-
partm ent, and that Monday, the
28th day of August, 1967, at the
hour of 9:30 o’clock in the
forenoon of said day as the
time and place for the hearing
of objections thereto and the
settlement thereof.
Date and first published,
July 27, 1967.
Date of last
publication,
August, 17, 1967
Frances C arr
Executrix
Jam es C. Wilson, J r .
Attorney
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
TRAFFIC TUNE-UP
#4
Used Cars
NO DOWN PAYMENT
LOW MO. PAYMENTS
$99 to $999
.
This is the fourth in a se rie s
of 13 articles to test your know­
ledge of Oregon’s traffic laws
and safe driving practices.
1. When is the proper tim e
to turn headlights on?
ANSWER: Lights on moving
vehicles must be on from a half
hour after sunset until a half
hour before sunrise. They must
also be on at any time when
visibility is less than 500 feet.
Use your headlight when driving
at dusk even if you can see
clearly. Other d riv ers may be
facing the setting sun and it’s
important that they see you.
2. Keeping to the right is one
of the oldest rules of the road.
There a re , however, three ex­
ceptions. What are they?
ANSWER: 1. When there are
two or more clearly marked
lanes for travel in the same
direction. (A new law which will
go into effect September 1967
will require slow moving ve­
hicles to use the right lane only.)
2. When preparing to turn left.
3. When passing another vehicle.
3. How may feet must a signal
be given before a turn is made?
ANSWER: At least 100 feet.
Mechanized or electrical turn
signals should be in good working
condition so that they are plainly
visible either day or night.
(If you would like further
information, contact your O re­
gon
Department
Vehicles.)
of Motor
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF JACKSON,
PROBATE DEPARTMENT, in
the Matter of the estate of
EMMA L. ANDERSON.
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned, as adm inistra­
trix of the estate of EMMA L.
ANDERSON, deceased, has filed
her final account in the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
Jackson County, Probate De­
partm ent, and that Monday, the
28th day of August, 1967 at the
hour of 9:30 o’clock in the
forenoon of said day as the
time and place for the hearing
of objections thereto and the
settlem ent thereof.
Dated and F irst published,
July 27, 1967.
Date of last publication,
August 17, 1967.
Lillian C. Anderson
Adm inistratrix
Jam es C. Wilson, J r .
Attorney
Teen-Agers Operate
Own Store at P ro fit
One of the country’s unusual
stores is located in the pictur­
esque town of M i l l Valley,
Calif., across the Golden Gate
Bridge from San Francisco.
Two enterprising teen-agers,
Vicki Gross, 18, and her young­
er sister, Val, operate the Vale­
rie Ann Shop. All merchandise
is made by Marin County teen­
agers, who set the prices and
pocket the profits except for a
percentage which goes to the
operators of the store.