THURSDAY, MAY 13. 1948
CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT. OREGON
MILLERS WALLOP
ROSEBURG 6-2
credit to your support and
Tour
town.
Lets all be there und do our
part.
See you Sunday, j PM. at the
Cea-
tral Point Ball Park.
The teams llae ,,p for Sun
game: Relnking. s.S.
D’Connor or
Behind the four hit pitching ot
Anhorn.
L.F.;
Malone
•st. B.:
Sir Whidden. the Millers defeated Bruxga, C.F.; Chandler.
C.; Norby,
Rowe burg Umpqua Chiefs 6 to 2 in
2nd B.; Knapp, 3rd. B.; Bettle,
p,
R.F.:
a Southern Oregon baseball league Whidden. Sanford Mattern
- a—P.; Rt
game, played at Roseburg last Sun sene—Isaac- ’ '
■c—Inf.; Rupp—O.F.
day.
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The Millers had their big inning I Ceniral Point ....
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in the third when they loaded th,, Rosebui'g .....
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bases with two outs and Stan Norby
coming to bat drove in two runs with >
a smashing hit into left field, Kei.
Knapp the next batter drove a long
triple Into left center, scoring two
more runs.
Copco Report Shows
ncrease in Revenue
Johnny Bruzga led the Millers in
hits with a double and single; each
of rhe following collected one hit
each, Stan Norby, Ken Knapp, Bml
Reinking, Hl Malone and Si Whid
den.
The California Oregon 1 •uwer Cum»
pany reports gross operatiti,' reV
enues for the twelve months ending
April 30, 1948, of $8,0',7.518. an In
crease of 13% over revenues for th.-
s-ime period end'ng In 1947. Groa
The Millers played a heads up revenues for the month of ,\
hustling game and showed that the totaled »700.402 an increase of 19
Club would be one of the strongest over the same month of last year.
In releasing these figures A. S.
In the league.
Cummins President of the Com - any
The Rosebur Club showed plent
of power at the bat but were unabl- stated that onsuraption of eh- tri It--
to solve the pitching of Whidden h- res'dentlil cu’tomers during th?
who gave up only two hits and on- twelve monthds ending April of t'ii
year increased 26% over the perivo ■
run until the last of the ninth endin
Approximately 500 Roseburg fans perod and averaged 3.79o,«| kiln,
turned out for the game and from ■vatt-hours, a an average
their remarks and cheering seem to 1.702 cents.
enjoy the game which was played in
les« than two hours.
This Friday the Millers go to Kla
math Falls to play a league game,
starting time 8;00 P.M.
This Sunday, May 16th, 2 P.M. at
Central Point the Millers clash with
the Ashland Club who list Sunda.i
beat Grants Pass 14 to 9.
Better farm house plans based
Fans, this is our first home game,
actual neecLs and desires of farm
so lets all plan
|
to be at the Central
fa-mi lies in the west is the objective
Point Ball Park May 16. 2 P.M. to
of a major regional housing study
back•your Central Point Club, the
Millers.
The club is working out two and
three times a week and the entire
Doctor <>f Opininoti-)
team have tlheir hearts and minds
set to put your town on the map
BFTTF.ItMFNT Gl III’MXN
IISION I.EXSES PHI Si RIBF.I»
throughout the state in regards in
Pilone .3MNI
sii Flulirer Bilia-
having a ball team which will be a
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that has been started with the 0.8.C. public through the farm building •
experiment station the ’ key station" plans service of the stato extension
for the 11 western state«.
service».
I ii» is a cooperative federal-slate
One hundred farm homes In 2S of
regional study similar to the one now Oregon’s counties will be visited by
In progrew dealing with rural nutri trained interviewers between now
tion in relation to health. The U.S. and July 1. The areas In each coun
bureau of human nutrition and hone' ly to be visited and the numerical
economic« is directl
a national method of selecting a tew hWuses in
study of farm re-idem
construction each area were both worked out by
of which this region
study is a statistical specialists. The method,
part, financed under t
similar to that used in public opinion
nagan a« of 194«.
poles. Is supposed to give an accurate
Miss Mat'd XV.Ison, housing re random sample with the fewest pos
search specialist at O.S.C., is regional sible visits.
has worked do-ely with official« in
C. W. Meyer announces that a
chairman for the western state«. She
Sth
Washington D.C. for several years in promotion exercise for the
lay.ng ilie groundwork for the na grade class will be held Monday
tional project. R. S. Rease, acting night May 24th it 8 o’clock In the
dire tor of the (J S.C. experiment sta local gymnasium. The public 1« in
vited.
tion. is regional coordinator of
project.
The study will be conduteed
three step«—first will consist of
ter.'iecvs with farm families aboil
their housln • need and desires; ne t
will come the d< died study of th
answers obtained and
finally the
use of these answers and other data
in developing additional house plan
found most useful In the vario’J'
sections of the « e.-1.
W en the e orl -in ■! plan«. de”?
*-•
.-he " rasa roots,
are completed, they will be added :
tho««e
made avallwble to
OREGON
PRIMARY
ELECTIONS
MAY 21, 1948
Pd Adv. Guy Cordon for U S. Senator
Comm. George f Jameson, Exec Sect y
Portland. Ore
NEW HOUSE PUNS
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VOTE FOR
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Cedar Slats Blinds
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CONCRETE SAND A GRAVEL
CRCSHEI» ROCK * GRANITE
Phone C.P.-412
Med. 533«
his FIRST political office in the
Manufacturers of
C. L. Perkins
Cor. ol Malli A- lenirai
A Jackson County native .seeking
NORTHWEST
PRODUCTS CO
Harris
ELLSWORTH
Republican for
Republican nomination for
P.O. Box 1532
Phone HG i
Con Ira I Point, Oregon
County Coroner
MERRIL’S
Bicycle Repair
May 21 Primaries
111 MANZANITA
CONGRESS
CENTRAL POINT
FOURTH DISTRICT
I inn, Lane, Douglas, Jackson
Josephine, Coos, Curry Counties
Pali Adv.
Ellsworth for Congress
Committee L. E McClintock. Trees.
Roseburg. Oregon
Before You Buy
O. H. BENGTSON
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Candidate for Senator
EARL T
NEWBRY
Mu 4LÎ
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1.
Is a successful legislator.
2.
He has successfully blocked legislation selfishly designed
to benefit only a few up state citizens.
3.
He has been an outstanding leader in the State Legislature
to better the shameful conditions existing in our State in
stitutions.
4.
His continuous efforts (even after vetoc by the late Govern
or (for legislation designed to better these conditions)
and his continuous crusade calling attention to the
shameful conditions to the citizens of Oreg en. are largely
responsible for changes in management and bettering
of housing and living concitions in these institutions put
into effect by the State Board of Control since the 1947
session.
FOR
Secretary of State
Far! T Ncwhry s past record as a
legislator reveals that he works |U»t
as hard at (he public’s business as
he has at his own
He works just as hard K* produce
(he maximum from (he public's dol«
lars as he did in making a record as
a successful •rr’'ar liv business and
civic leadei
—COMMITTEE FOI! O. II. BENGTSON FOK NENATOR
Hay Marks. Chairman
for bttif
i take, keep
Lari I \tubi) Snre/ary of State
Pd lot Dy
Newtxy roe becrerory of
Store Committee Gene Rossman, Cbm ,
I US S.W Yamhill. Portland 5. Oregon
Automobile
Liability
AND
— Paid Adv.
Pitone 4MB
1 N. Bartlett
Medford. Oregon
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THE JACKSON COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOCIATION OPERATES
1.
Under Federal charter
2.
It is Government supervised and examined.
3.
It's share accounts are insured up to
agency of the United States.
4.
It is the pldest and largest savings and loan association
in Jackson County, Oregon.
5.
It's directors are substantial share holders.
experienced and conservative.
6.
It's funds are loaned only on security of first mortgages on
real property in Jackson County.
$5.000.00 by an
They
Current dividend rate is 3%
Jackson Couuty Federal Savings & Loan Assn.
Your Local Home Financing Institute
are
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Central Point