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THURSDAY. JUNE I. 19M CENTRAL BOBIT AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT, OMOON *AG£ TWO I Donald Patterson is on the »ick 1 his place. Up to date no one has tangled ^in t le wheels of the car. Cecil Gantenbein. former Central THE CENTRAL POINT " liat and confined to his home this been found and Mr. Henry Waelty Point and Medford resident now j is both City Marshal and water week. i superintendent. Mr. Booth is work living in Salem, called on friends locally recently. He was enroute .,r ■ . j.?'-1- y -■ — ■ • Mrs. Lettie Gregory and daughter ing at home this week. Ra osUbluhed, September 13, JWfi Mrs. Mildred Swain talked long to San Francisco for a vacation. Lysle drove to Grants Pass Sunday Mrs. C. T. Skyrman was visiting Entered as second class matter at distance from Miami, Florida, with the post office. Central Point. Ore afternoon to visit Mrs. Gregory’s her mother Mrs. E. E. Scott Mon a friend in San Francisco and plan gon, under the Act of March 8, 1879 niece, Mrs. Lloyd Clark and Mr. day. Mr. and Mrs. Swain arrived ning to attend the Fair wuen she Clark’s mother. In the evening they by plane from South America in slipped an J fell, injuring a liga Published weekly at Central Point, Jackson County, Oregon ana visited at the Alfred Hilton home three days. They went to Washing ment in her knee, causing her to devoted to the best interests of tne at 2000 Alien Creek Rd., finding ton, DC. Tuesday, and will visit return home, She is much improved Mrs. Hilton in very poor health. city and vicinity. with Mr. Swain’s sister on their way at this time. Al Collins and family moved to to Central Point. SUBSCRIPTION RATES $1.25 Mr. Charles Paudois met with a Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ayers are Medford this week and Mr. and Six Months $2 3« serious accident last Monday night leaving for Elkton, where Mr. Ay Mrs. Rolls and family plan to move Jne Year Payable in advance __ four _ into the Simmons house where the when he was thrown froh his horse, ers will have work for at least Advertising rates on application and it was ■ They expect to return tc| Collins family lived. months. his neck being injured Office—North Second Street Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gerber of the necessary to be put in a cast. He Central Point for a short time about ARTHUR EDWARD POWELL a few days once a month. Their daughter Max Howard district expect to move to was in the hospital for Editor and Proprietor before being able to be brought ine and Wanda Faye Cassinan have Reedsport soon wnere Mr. Gerber rented the Bert Langston house has work. home. Mrs. Langston and son Bill have Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Brophy will Schools Receive left for Los Angeles where tney leave Friday evening for Seattle to The Ladies of the W.R.C. met at Lumber Books for will visit their husband and father attend the graduation of their the I OOF hall list Thursday for daughter Elaine from the Univer. Study of Industry I their regular meeting with Mrs. for several weeks. Mrs. Arlie Walker of McMinn sity. Miss Brophy is the grand Troutman, president, presiding. A 12-volume lumber book shelf Among some of the things decided ville is visiting her brother, Mr. Ray daughter of Mrs. Mollie Holmes. Harold Myers is stopping with containing the finest books obtain on was the picnic which will oe Burns and family. Pfc. Ralph Gilmore wired his, his aunt Mrs. Frank Pettigrew at able on lumber, logging, forestry, found elsewhere in this issue of Trail, assisting her at the service and natural history, has been pre paper, also that next year on wife in Medford that he had been station. Mrs. Pettigrew is very released from prison | a German sented to the Central Point high Memorial day they would see that sick with lung trouble. school by the Southern Oregon Plan there was a flag placed on every camp at Stalag 4B. Gilmore was taken prisoner last December. Mis. ing Mill company. Veteran’s grave, in their honor. John Burns of Central Point is his According to the West Coast Mrs. Maple and Mrs. Copinger aunt. LEGAL NOTICES Lumbermen's associatiion, the new served delicious refreshments. Miss Muriel Weidman and Miss educational technique has already NOTICE OF ELECTION Shirley Brenner aje visiting Miss attracted national interest and more Notice is hereby given to the Alice Wilson, little granddaughter Charlotte Richardson. than 275 Oregon and Washington of Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Wilson and , Mrs. Victor Birdseye is in San legal voters of the City of Central high schools, libraries and colleges wha lives at Trail, spent last Sun Francisco where she will undergo Point, Jackson County, Oregon, that a special election will be held on have received the books as gifts day, Monday and Teusday with her a major operation. the 22 day of June, 1953, from 8:03 grandparents, and attended school from local firms. AM. D.S.T. to 8:03 P.M. D.S.T. at A committee of leading northwest with her cousin Helen Tonn. TEN YEARS AGO the City Library in said City to education has carefully selected __________ vote upon the following proposition: the books and they (the books) The City of Central Point is to Bobbie Hoagland, grandson of Mr “For the fiscal and tax provide local students with a wide have an up to date upholstery shop, and Mrs. Gleason, will be home year commencing July 1, 1953 range of authentic knowledge of which is to be located in the Hold from O.S.C. Thursday. He expects the Council of The City of Cen the lumber and forest products in ing building on the corner of Pine to spend the summer working for tral Point, Oregon, is authorized dustry. These books will be parti street and third street, where the Rogue River Orchards. to levy a tax in the amount of cularly helpful to students who Ceramic shop was formerly located. | Mrs. Damon is confined to the $4,513.23 for the purpose of annually participate in statewide The upholstery shop is owned and Sacred Heart hospital, where she providing for said City equip undergo treatment for two ment for its Fire Department, essay and oratorical contests as well operated by Mr. Hutton from As will weeks. as for general reference and study, toria, Oregon, an experienced man Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dawson and in this business. The Ceramic shop Mrs. Lloyd Livingston of Ashland the lumbermen said. The writings of four northwest is now located at 405 North 2nd were visitors at the Tharp home LAWRENCE’S authors are included in the lumber street here in Central Point. Wednesday. book shelf. “Burning an Empire” Nadine Musty sprained her wrist Remember The Lawrence Leaving for California Wednesday Wednesday, when she attempted to and "Tall Timber” by Stewart Hol Reputation for Expert untangle some brush that was en brook, one of the nation’s leading was Mr. and Mrs. Al Gaspee, who historians, are included. James are going there on business. They Watch Repairing Stevens, author of the Paul Bunyan will be accompanied by Bob King, stories, has two books on the list. an eighth grade pupil here in school. Lawrence’s Jewelry “Paul Bunyan" and 'Timber." Paul They expect to return about the Hosmer, Bend, famous short-log 17th of June. Medford 130 E. Main AND humorist, rates his popular “Now We're Loggin’ ” and Seattle school Five Years Ago teacher Martha Hardy's new book “Skyo" is also included. Mrs. L. If. Smith, lovingly known Medford Concrete Other volumes are two of the as "Grandma Smith", fell and broke LELAND CLARK American Forestry association; a her hip, and is in the Sacred Heart Construction Co Phone 2 4646 7 N. Bartlett biography of David Douglas, Scotch hospital, Mrs. Smith celebrated her I Molfortl. Oregon bontanist whose name has been nineith birthday lay March 4th. I SAND. GRAVEL. CEMENT given to the douglas fir tree; and a She has many friends in the com- textbook on Pacific coast trees. One munity, who will be sorry to hear SEPTIC TANKS of the best books on the shelf is of her misfortune. Mr. Dee Booth resigned from his BROWNIE ’ S "This Fascinating Lumber Business” position as water superintendent Sewer Pl|ie A Irrigation Pipe written by Stanley Horn, editor of the first of May, but consented to Plumbing & Heating Phone 2-6469 the Southern Lumberman, “The help out during May to give the N. Riverside Medford Lost Woods," a natural history of i City time to find someone to take Let us help you with your the forests, is another. The lumber book shelf is part of Serve Your Self plumbing and heating needs. the West Coast Lumbermen’s as 1 LAUNDRY Ralph McGonagle sociation educational program deve- I PLUMBING — HEATING Wet Wash 8c lb. loped in cooperation with ite mem- i PLUMBING OPEN FROM 7 A.M. to R P.M. her mills and include specialized . REMODELING—FIXTURES 1100 N. KIvcrMdr Medford booklets on this region in addition to the large books. FITURES—WATER HEATERS Installation and AMERICAN Automobile Liability supplies and equipment for street and general City pur poses, payment of salaries and wages of employees, which tax is to be outside the limitation of taxation set forth in Article XI, Section 11 of tne Constitu tion of Oregon.” Arden R. Pinkham, Recorder of The City of Central Point. 27—June8 and 15. NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION School District No. 6C of Jackson County, Oregon Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of School District No. 6C of Jackson County, State of Ore gon, that the Annual School Election of said School District will be held June 19th, 1950 between the hours of 2 P.M. and 8 P.M. (Pacific Stan dard Time) Said election is held for the pur pose of electing three (3) directors of said School District, one of whom shall serve as such for three years, one for four years, and one for five years as shall be determined by lot at the next regular meeting of the District School Board. The District School Board has subdivided said School District into two school election precincts as follows: benool Election Precinct No. 1 Repair and repairs RER «’ING Howard Holden drove to Portland Monday to take Mrs. Holden's mother, Mrs. Willard Hawes of Philadelphia, Pa. and New Jersey, to get on the train there. Mrs. Hawes has spent the past two months visiting here, and is very much in love with Rogue River Valley, and the Oregon Coun I try in general. Harvey Williams, of Central Point was taken to the Community hospital by Conger-Morris ambul ance Monday, June 5 after a saw kicked back an eight inch timber into his abdomen, at the Cheney Oregon Lumber company mill at Central Point He was the former minister of the local Pilgrim Holi ness church. Sea Foods Chicken — Chops Steaks PHONE MEDFORD 2-4801 NIGHT PHONE 2-5193 FOR HEMEHV.AT1ONH Gold M il 501 Tractors and Farm City Property & Farms Equipment AND REPAIR »11'1 Si CULLEN MOTOR & Imp. Co. Phone 2-7115 123 So. Riverside Medford W. W. FERGUSON BROKER — Rand Nawa, Etc. f\*ol Grinding • Slli|l|llllg • Crating • Storage EADS 16 S. Fir. Medford. HITTER—MR.K ICE cRriw Ph. 2-7121 Med fore*. Oreiron Mabel Carlos CONGER-MORRIS Funeral Directors — Ambulance Service "PREFERRED BY SO MANY” West Main at 6ih Medford « MEDFORD Business Directory TANK GAS SERVICE Cooking — Water Heating — Refrigeration — Heating PROPANE TANKS FOR RENT—NO NEED TO BUY California-Pacific Utilities Co. Medford, Oregon Milke Your Headquarters when in Medford ELECTRIC SERVICE and CARBURETOR SERVICE Jim’s Super Service — lUvnrsid« at Sixth__________ Medford Phone 2-9103 MOVING & HAULING------------ —Phone Medford 2-6273 Local & Long Distance Moving—Commercial Hauling Personalixed Storage Service Pr^YIS TRANSFER and STORAGE Medford WORLD BICYCLE Boa II» Phon« 141 Central Point. Oregon 23 North Fir Sims bros. Phone 3472_________ Medford, Oregon The Miracle of Modern Roofing Mr. and Mrs. Marion Huitt, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Huitt and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith drove to Salem Friday to attend the convention there, returning Sunday night Quality Dairy Products 5;<:ia OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Phon* Rogua River 296 Hiway 99 Gold Hill, Oregon OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE OBSTETRICS — SURGERY HELEN V. RUTTER. R.N. In Attendance Office hours: 10-12 a.m. and 2-5 p.m. Daily except Thurs- day and Saturday afternoons THERE’S A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE IN A Mr. and Mrs H P. Jewett »nd daughter, Laurel, are among those from Central Point attending the Rose Festival in Portland this week JORGENSEN’S DAIRY PRODUCTS Heil « 8th_& Fir Street»_______________________ ITXMF.D SAT. AFTERNOON P.O CONCRETE SAND A GRAVEL CRl’SIIED HOCK « GRANITE RICHFIELD HIOCTA.NE—V. j. TIRES A BATTERIES Real Estate; (u.lnm RAW FILING M. C. LININGER & SONS Dr. Paul T. Rutter PHONE lOocxl 351 N. Second — Central Point International Trucks Central Point SAW SHOP GOOD EQUIPMENT P It O MPT 8 E It V I c E PHONE 2-5284 _______ 229 West Main CLOSED EVERY FRIDAY Ilina* lift—7 mile« north of Oairal Point OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. Ready-Mix CONCRETE Pilone C.P..4I2 Fire Insurance PHELPS CAFE consists of all that part of »aid School District in general election precincts No’s 78, 79, 80, and 76 and ad legal voters of said bc.iool’Dis trict residing in said general elec tion precincts shall vote at such Sch°01 «yninasium at Gold Hill, Oregon. School Election precinct No 2 consists of all part of said School District in general election precincts No’s 69. 70, 71, 72, 73, andI 7Ta n d the legal voters of said Scnool Dis trict tesiding in said general elec tion precincts shall vote at the school gymnasium at Central Point Oregon. e ’ Dated: May 15, 1950 ATTEST: % Merle Obenchain, District Clerk D. E. Burelson, Chairman Board of Directors 48—June 8 and 15. 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