THURSDAY. JULY t. 1»^
CENTRAL PQiNT AMERICAN CENTRAL POINT, OREfiQN
?A£E TWO
ice-cream. Attending this picnic nia; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Niehaus, hosts, Mrs. Patterson and Mr. and
90 Failure to stop at, and disobed will draw interest from July 1.
Belgrano
pointed
out
that
this
in-
were
Mr. and Mrs. Don Patterson Mr. and Mrs. WalterCrank and Mr. Mrs. Wallace Crank.
ience of signals
crease in interest payments to sav and children, Judith and Donnie and Mrs. Jim Mason, Medford;
173 Illegal parking
ings depositors means an increase I and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. An Misses Lillian and Emma Anderson.
8 Reckless driving
Mrs. Myrtle Fossom is here with
of 50% to the small depositors who drew Cattich and children, Bobby Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Freeman and her mother at the J. E. Vincen*
14 Prohibited turns
Re- es ta Wished, September 13, 192»
are saving for their security and and Mary Lou and her friend, Joyce Jan; and Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Lathrop home, where the mother, Mrs. Sarah
1 Right of way violation
Entered as second class matter at
Operating in wrong lane
independence. The rates of interest Brophy of Redwood City, Califor- and Roman Kluhspiez; and the Vincent is very ill.
2
the post office, Central Point, Ore
previously paid by the bank were
3 Passing violations
gon, under the Act of March 8, 1879
1% on the first $5,000 and 34% on
1 Hand signal
Published weekly at Centr li
any amount in excess of $5,000. He
15
Equipment
violations
Point, Jackson County, Oregon and
(Driving while intoxicated ap- stated that the excellent earnings
devoted to the best interests of the
of The First National Bank of Port
pears elsewhere in this, report)
city and vicinity.
24 Traffic accidents investigated, land have made it possible to in
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
crease the interest of savings de
$1.25 and reports filed as required.
Six Months
11 Warrants served on delinquent positors.
Jne Year
Payable in advance.
appearances
“This increase in savings interest,
‘ ng rates on application
Advertising
MISDEAMEANOR ARRESTS:
the recently authorized increase in
Second
Street
North
Office—
46 Drunk and Drunk and Disor dividends to stockholders and the
ARTHUR EDWARD POWELL
derly
adoption of a six-day banking serv
Editor and Proprietor
11 Vagrants handled
ice exemplify not only the strong
CRIMINAL (Felony and high mis- earning capacity of the bank but
Police Chief in
deameanor)
also its progressive program in the
10 Burlaries, 5 cases cleared, interest of its customers and stock
Activity Report
others in process
holders,” stated Belgrano.
12 Thefts, 8 cases cleared
The institutions affiliated with
4 Stolen cars, 2 convictions
The First National Bank of Port
Activity Report for the Fiscal Year
1 Forgery, conviction
land were holding special meetings
1949-50 (Period ending June 25,1950)
2 Morals offenses, 1 case cleared, of their boards of directors, also on
Gentlemen :
conviction
Wednesday, to consider increasing
I hereby submit the following
1 Vice case cleared
interest payments to their savings
report to the Police Committee.
1 Fraud, cleared
depositors, according to Belgrano.
TRAFFIC CONTROL:
1 Dead body case
It is his belief that those banks
Oregon will soon he playing host to summer vaca
617 Citations issued. Listed by HEALTH AND SAFETY:
would adopt a policy similar to that
56 Stray dogs to proper authority of the First National.
violation:
tion visitors from all over the nation. Entertaining
1 Mental case to proper authority
212 Violation of Basic Rule
our tourist guests is an important job for all of us!
JUVENILE SAFETY and CON
87 No operator’s license
TROL
Last year, vacationists brought $110,000,000 of
July 4th Picnic
227 Bicycle Licenses issued to date
new income into our state. That’s more than $63 for
At Patterson Home
8 Bicycles returned to owners
every man, woman and child in Oregon! The vaca
1 Bike violation
26 Juvenile contacts made, gen
tion industry is our third largest industry.
A large group gathered for a
eral and misc, troub>.
family picnic at the farm home of
Our traditional Oregon hospitality and courtesy
6 Lost children returned home
Mrs. Warren Patterson on July 4th.
No. Pacific Highway 93
will go a long way toward helping our visitors enjoy
3 Juveniles on probato record Among the many things enjoyed
GATES OPEN AT 7:30 P.M.
with this department, (theft)
were three freezers of home-made
themselves. A cheery word, a smile, a bit of helpful
SHOW STARTS AT DUSK
2 Juveniles on probate record
information will help keep them longer with us,
with this department (Break and
and their friends will hear of Oregon's beauty and
Friday & Saturday entry)
July 7-8
(During the past year there has
friendliness — and they, too, will vacation among
Hiway 99—Central Point
been one referral to County Juve
Shirley Temple and
us
in future years.
nile office, that case being on of
Barry Fitzgerald in
Tasty Steaks
Grand Theft Auto)
It’s plain good business to extend a special meas
“Story of
Boy Scout being operated by this
ure of hospitality to our visitors. Let’s show them the
Seabiscuit”
Fried Shrimp
department
(In Technicolor)
grandest
vacation in the world—Oregon at its best!
Student Safety Patrol in opera
And
So
Forth!
-Pius-
tion during school period.
CITIZEN ASSISTANCE:
•A Place Where Your Money
“Weit of
42 Logged assists
Counts !”
TOURISTS ARE OUR GUESTS; WE ARE THElR HOSTS !
Civil distur »ance3 (family fig L-
C
son City”
Open 5:45 A.M. to 12 P.M.
and etc.)
NEWS - CARTOON
Sundays—9 to 6
11 advised
AMULANCE SERVICE:
4 to hospitals
Sun., Mon., Tues.
COVERAGE:
July 9-10-11
Day watch hours—2693
Hedy Lamarr—Victor Mature in
Night watch hours—2233
“Samson and
AUTO PATROL:
11, 269 miles
Delilah”
LOGGED CITIZEN CONTACTS:
(in technicolor)
(other than traffic and cases list
—Plus—
ed, includes night home calls, ete)
170 contacts.
Technicolor
THE CENTRAL POINT
A MERIC AH
Valley Drive-in
THEATRE
MUI Cafe
Special!
FOR THIS SPECIAL PER
FORMANCE WE MUST
CHARGE ROAD SHOW
PRICES WHICH ARE:
ADULTS—$1.00
CHILDREN—25c
Wed., Thur».
July 12-13
Fronchof Tone—Jean Wallace in
“Jigsaw”
—Also—
“The Doctor
Takes A Wife”
NEWS — CARTOON
Your interest
on savings
increased 50%
Bank to Pay
Increased Interest
Increased interest rates for sav
ings account depositors at The First
National Bank of Portland will be
come effective July 1, it was an
nounced Wednesday by President F.
N. Belgrano, Jr., Depositors will re
ceive 1*4 interest on all savings
accounts up to and including $10,000
and 1% interest on any amount in
excess of $10,000. This action was
taken by the board of directors at
their regular June meeting on Wed
nesday. Belgrano stated that the
new rate will apply to both new
and existing accounts and that de
posits made on or before July 10
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BORED?
Try Spending an Evening at
SHUFFLEBOARD
Darnos Cafe
GOOD FOOD
•LEI’S BUILD
1
OREGON
1
TOGETHER!”
GOOD GAMES
Jjl FECTIVE JULY 1,1950 savings account
depositors of this bank will receive 134%
interest on all savings up to and including
S 10,000,00 and 1 5 interest on any amount
over $10,000.00.
Savings deposited on or before July 10
will draw this increase in interest as of
July 1. 1 his applies to both new and existing
accounts. More reason than ever why it
pays to save first for your independence.
Did You Participate
on June 30th
. . . wiih the hundreds of savers of this association,
when they received their Semi-Annual Dividends
of savings placed wiih us? If you were not one
of these lucky persons, why not open an account,
now. and participate in the next divident on
December 31, 19501
CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 3
Any emount will open an account! All savings
insured up to $5030 by the United States Savings
& Loan Corporation of Washington. D. C.
JACKSON COUNTY
save FIRST
at the
CENTRAL POINT BRANCH
FIRS’-/ NATIONAL BANK
OFIN 10 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
INCLUDING
FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN
121 E«»i Main Street
Medford
F
SATURDAY
OF PORTLAND