The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195?, October 08, 1936, Page PAGE 3, Image 3

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    THURSDAY, (« T ü liK R *, 1BSa
PROPOSED BUDGET
►'OR THK C IT Y OK C E N T R A L POINT ORKGON
FX>R THK Y E A R lt>37.
„ „ T1!e f0' lo,w in* •“ » budget of the estimated expenditures o f The City
of Central Point, Oregon, for the Year 1937, together with the estimated
receipts from all sources and the levy of taxes required to raise the neces-
sary revenue:_____________
8 V M M A R Y
For the Y ear 1IW7
Department
Recorder
Treaaurer
Police ................................
Library ..................... ..............
Fire .........................................
Street ...........................................
Legal ......................................
Maintenance & Repair ..............
Emergency ................................
General Fund
Redemption o f Bond* .................
Interest on Bonds ........................
Total
Estimated
Receipts
3 450 00
Levy
850 00
125.00
$
Budget
t 1.300.011
f
125.00
138.00
1.495.00
138.00
1.495.00
900.00
330.00
158.00
300.00
900.00
330.00
158.00
300.00
. .$ 5.191.00
2.500.00
1.925.00
3
480.00
$ 6 .67100
2.500.00
1.925.00
9.616.00
3
480.00
310.096.0ll
..............................................
DEPARTMENT BUDGET ESTIMATES l 'o i t THE YEAR l»:t7
Recorder— Salary .......................................................
$ 1,230.01)
Office Supplies ....................................................... ...
70.00 » 1,300.00
3
Supllies
«
Special Police
Supplies .......
...
3
Light & Fuel
Fire— Fire Hydran
Truck Supplies
Fire Hose .
120.00
5.00
$
125.00
900.00
20.00
5.00
3
925.00
120.00
18.00
3
139.00
3 1,320.00
3
Street Lighting
Truck Service .
3
Insurance .................
Audit
.....................
Attorney .................
Taxes ........................
Election & League
Maintenance & Repair
Jail & Buildings
Parks
......................
Fuel ..........................
Telephones .............
Miscellaneous
»
76.00
100.00
$ 1.495.00
600.00
200.0u
100.00
3
35.00
135.00
50.00
50.00
40.00
20.00
900.00
330.00
3
30.00
50.00
30.00
18.00
30.00
158.00
Emergency
300.00
U O IU C A X CfiNTRAJ, POiN-T, 0 M 6 0 S
Central Point Youth
Honored for Work
With 4-H Clubs
The local Boy Ccouts, Troop No.
40, were honor guests Friday eve-
ing at the first meeting this year
of the Parent-Teachers Association.
Opening the meeting with the pre­
sentation o? the colors and the flag
salute, the scouts then turned the
meeting over to the eighth grade
class. Two song* by the class and a
reading by Miss Iris Hill were much
enjoyed.
Mrs. Williams, president of the or­
ganization. presented Mr. Beesley,
Scout Executive of the Crater Lake
Area of Boy Scouts, who gave a very
interesting talk on "Youth in the
Modern World."
Mr. Beesley presented Mr. Stone.
Mr. Phillips, Mr. Vincent, Mr. Kelly,
and Mr. Scott with membership
cards and complimented them on be­
ing Interested enough to be present
at the meeting.
The scouts, lead by Ed Vincent,
gave demonstrations of work learn­
ed. This consisted of knot-tying by
Hal Jewett and Bob Gresham: ad­
ministration of first aid by Bob Vin­
cent, Woodrow Phillips, Kenneth
Wiliams, Abner Knadler, Vernon
Holland, Harold Pierce, aud Tony
Coy; signalling by second class
scouts Albert Thompson, and Mike
Tbornley; and signalling by first
class Scouts Nell Stone, Vernon Hol­
land, and Gray Thompson.
The scouts concluded with having
the audience sing the song "Ham
and Eggs” , lead by Mr. Beesley.
Mrs. Williams continued the meet­
ing with reports of the various com­
mittees. Miss Alice Anderson was
elected secretary for the place vacat­
ed by the resignation of Mrs. Thomp­
son, who has moved from this dis­
trict.
Mr. Jewett introduced all the
teachers, both new and old, to the
parents and friends present.
Upon conclusion of the meeting
refreshments of punch, sandwiches,
and .cookies were served by the
seventh grade mothers.
PAO* v ir a
posit".
The improved system has been in­
stalled for • growing number o f per-
aons who sometimes find It Incon­
venient to visit the bank in person.
Fnder this plan they can mail tbeir
deposit safely at any time o f the day.
"Development o f better facilities
for banking by mail is in line with
modern Improvements adopted for
many phases o f financial aervlee in
recent years,” said Mr. Frey.
"Progress
in financial service
keeps pace with progress In other
fields o f business and industry."
Thank*!
We wish to thank all who made
donations for
football equipment,
the city for use o f the grader, Jim
Cummings and Bert Hedgpetb for
their work on the football field.
The following have contributed to
the football fund:
H. C. Faber
L. H. Hatfield
E. P. Htone
Roy Jones
Ross and Ross
Ouy Tex
O. P. Owlngs
E. H. Hedgpeth
O. D. Tucker
D. F. Amlck
W. A. Alexander
A. E. Powell
L. C. Grimes
Verne Pendleton
Donald Patterson
A. J. Milton
Beck's Bakery
M. C. Gleason
Geo. Marine
Damon’s Cafe
Nip and Sip
Harry Hausen
City o f Central Point
Owen Oregon Lumber Co.
— 'The Central Pointer
Total Budget ....................................................................................
Less Estimated Receipts .................................................
Indebtedness
70 Refunding Bonds Nos. 40 to 110, Inclusive in
3500.00 Denominations, 1937 to 1948
General Fund
on hand as of September I,
Bank ...........................................
Bank ...
............... ............
Bank ...............................................
in Bank ................... , ............... -
The American
T ry an Ad in
City Recorder
F. W. Bartlett
TAXIDERMIST &
FURRIER
42 S. Central
A KOOK F O R K V K R Y H O M E
A P A IN T FO R E V E R Y PURPOHK
tions, Dinner A Party Special*
Phone 528
F ire-Retardant Roofs bring
I-ower Insurance Rates
FOWLER & UPP
236 S. Central
Pilone
4 4 N. Riverside. Medford
FARMS * CITY PROPERTIES
Medford
in
Made
I
DAIRY RANCHES
«•fig?»«
For customers nuking deposits bv mail we have adopted a
new and improved system — the Deposit-by-Mail Envelope.
You fill out a regular deposit slip form on this envelop*,
place your endorsed checks inside and mail to the bank. Th#
flap of the envelope comes back to you immediately as a
receipt and record of your deposit.
Call at the hank as often as you can, but when time is
important, you will find our new system convenient, practi­
cal, safe. It brings the bank to you, when you can't cone to
the hank.
Cull or urit* for leaflet ex p i timing
fully this improved Bank-by Mail plan.
GEORGE T FREY. Manager
Mcnlfortl Branch
at the
United States National Bank
Head Office, t ’ortlnnd, Oregon
*'■*»»» rrnrau m.rosiT m inum coiroiirios
:W H- B a r t l e t t
Medford
Watch and Clock
Repairing
Graves Jewelry Shop
(Sake It
CfiJUf
Madfor1
402 E Main Bt.
KouwwwMa
BODY A FENDER REPAIRING A GLAJ4N
2 20 North Bartlett
DAILY’S
Auto Painting
128 K
Main St., upotalr*.
Medford
FLAHARTY
REALTY CO.
16 N r i f
Phon* I H
Real Estate
Insurance
M edford.
Oregon
AUTO LOANS
GEN KRAI, ATTO R W *AIRING
y . Ivas Dwrrt*«* Sing* Brak«*
Bart wry * C lerica l W ork
Have Frew Cbaek-Cp o f J3>uf car
202 N. RJvaraida
Tal 12wt
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Medford, O re*««
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Medford Domestic Laundry % {
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IS
IL PINAR* K
♦RATION
a
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Oriental Gardens
EVERY SVmUSAY NH.WT
Tw*» rV* Iwinw
Old Tluw awl Modern
OVE APMJH*»TOV
Th* modern housewife is too independent and
She knows for instance, that the few minute« her
clothes stay in on electric washer ore equol to
hours spent over a steaming woshboord, and the
clothes lost much longer too
The old-fothionod
woshboord never hod but one justification
. . it
wo* invented before the modern electric washer,
which does o week's washing m a pffy and ot o
cost of lest thon 2 cents a washing
Garment Cleaning
IMN4E WITH DYNGE
•
too intelligent to spend her life in useless drudgery
M «fftir6-« OMmt and
F1VFHT
Now is the time |n
sm oM Z H
32 do Bartlett
Medford
At the
Art’s Auto Shop
— ■
DWIGHT L. HOUGHTON, .Vast. Mgr.
31 North Fir
laprnilaM r
To fo u r
u i(
mail !
SHULTS
BROS.
A u to Painting'
Good Bargains
arm hour 1
Made to Order
T im e P a y m e n ts fo r R e m o d e lin g
Complete Confectionery C om p ac­
y
»Y MAIL
'l l
Alto I-adfe* Clothes
Ekerson
PAINT & ROOF
Store
Medford
n>
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NOT1CH
HUBER, the Tailor
GUY THX
our Specialty
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Dr. A. R. Hedges
he hae.
Dated this 6th day o f October, 1936
The Crest
Prince Auto Electric
In the County Court o f the State
467.98 trons of the bank.
64.70
“ The dp »' system, which has prov­
105.00
ed very successful in the East Is
Nstiii-<i|uitlilr enil Chiropractic
Total ...........,........................................................................
33,987.28 unique In that it has been simplified j
to the point where one unit take-
Physician
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true statement of the proposed care of every operation in depositing
Acute and Chronic Diseases
budget of expenses for the year 1937, as adopted by the Budget Committee
Electrotherapy Herbology, Proc­
of the City of Central Point, Oregon, on September 28. 1936, and notice is by mail", said Mr Frey.
tology X-Ray
"A
single
envelope
serves
as
dc-1
hereby given to all persons Interested therein, that the City Council will
" one 170 Medford 128 M. Main
meet in the City Hall, in said City, on Monday, October 26, 1936, at 7:30 positing, carrier and receipt form [
M. of said day, and then and there discuss said budget and make the The flap of the envelope is detached
levy of the City taxes for expenditures for the year 1937, and at which
by the bank and returned to the cus­
time and place any person Interested therein may meet with the Council
and make his objection to said budget, and said proposed tax levy, if any tomer as a receipt for his or her de-
Telephone 601
For The American
Shangle Studio*
Legal Notice*
Bank-By-Mail System
Adopted by Bank
TOTAL LEVY
NOTICE
Registration for
the
November
election clow s Oct. 3rd It you have
moved to another precinct since
your Laet registration or have failed
to vote (or the last two years you
should re-register, otherwise
it is
not necessary.
G. R. CARTER,
County Clerk
by publication once a week tor four
(4 ) consecutive weeks In the Cen­
tral Point American, a newspaper of
general circulation, published in
Jackson County, Oregon, by order
o f H. D. Norton, Judge o f the above
entitled court, which order was
msde on the 2Stb day o f September
1931.
GUS NEWBURY
Attorney for Plaintiff
Medford National Bank Building
SUMMONS
Medford, Oregon
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 43— Oct 1-8-16-12
THK STATE OF ORKGON FOR
JACKSON COUNTY.
W ALTER K MESSBCAR. Plain­
tiff,
va
INEZ MKSSKCAK. Defendant.
Expert P h o to g rifh r
TO: INEZ MESSBCAR, the above
f i n « Portraits « Specialty
named defendant:
IN TH E NAME OF THK STATE
Medford Rl«l«.
OF OREGON, you are hereby noti­
fied and required to appear in the
above entitled court aud cause and
answer or otherwise plead to plain­
t i ffs complaint
within four
(4 )
weeks from the date o f the first pub­
lication o f this summons upon you.
which is the 1st day of October,
Prepare for the coming of
1936, aud if you fall to appear and
answer within the time required, for
W inter
want thereof, the plaintiff will ap­
Complete New Line of
ply to the court for the relief pray­
ed for in his complaint, to-wit:
STARTERS ARMATURES
F or a decree o f the court nullify­
GUARANTEED BATTERIES
ing and setting aside the marriage
All new material
heretofore on June 25th, 1936 had
between plaintiff and defendant in
132 N. Riverside
Medford
Jackson County, Oregon.
This summons Is served upon you
of Oregon for Jackson County
In the Matter of the Estate o f J.
Frank Gregory, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given
that tha
undersigned has filed her Final Ac­
310,096.00
count and Report In the above en­
480.00
titled matter, and the above entitled
Court has fixed Ootober 23rd, 1936,
I 9,616.00
at 10 o'clock A. M., In tha County
Court Hoorn, in the Court House in
Mr. George T. Frey, manager of Medford, Jackson County. Oregon,
335,000.00 the Medford Branch of The I’ uited as the time and place for hearing ob ­
States National Bank of Portland, jections to said Final Account and
today announced the adoption of ,i for the settlement thereof.
LETTIE L. GREGORY,
33,319.60 new BankJBy-.Mail system for ¡ci­
Admin'«-*-
Total General Fund ...................................
...........................3 5,671.00
Redemption of Bonds ............................................................
2,500.00
Interest on Bonds .........................................................................
1,925.00
Funds
General Fund— Cash in
Sinking Fund— Cash in
Interest Fund— Cash in
Refunding Bond— Cash
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