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THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1956 PAGE NINE CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN, CENTRAL POINT, OREGON MLII5SIFIED nos RATES: Three cents per word, minimum of fifty cents. Classifi ed ads accepted until 6 p.m. on Wednesday. Just call NO 4-1323 or mail your ad to Central Point American, P. O. Box 247. Help Wanted-Male MAN — To own and operate your own route service business without investing your capital. Profits up to $5,000 a year and more possible first year. Nearby opening. Car or truck required. Write today. The J. R. Watkins Company, 3903 Brooklyn Aven ue, Seattle 5, Washington. 29-8 For Sale FOR SALE—About five tons top quality alfalfa. See John Cupp, Central Point. 33-1 RUBBER STAMPS, DATERS, SEALS made to your order. Fast service. Central Point American, phone NO 4-1323. SEE “AL” KRAUSE of Crate? Lake Ford for your new or used cars and trucks. Come get "Trader Al’s” deal first. You’ll be glad you did! Main and Fir, phone 3-4547, Medford. 30-4* FOR SALE—Typewriter paper, mimeograph paper, second sheets. Several grades to choose from. Any quantity. Central Point American. % x SCRATCH PADS — Assorted sizes, bond and newsprint. Cent- Point American. FOR YOUR WEDDING —The Pen-Craft Line of Invitations, Announcements, Calling . Cards, Thank You Notes. Call the Amer ican, NO 4-1323, Central Point. Miscellaneous LAWNMOWERS SHARPEN ED. Guaranteed work. Will pick up. Walt Surber, phone NO 4-2759 510 Grand avenue, Central Point. tf. Let two capable, experienced teen-agers baby sit for your children. References. Call NO 4- 2204 after 4 p.m. 33-3* Business Services CENTRAL POINT BEAUTY SHOP closed Mondays. Late ap pointments Tuesday. 335 Pine, Telephone NO 4-1013, Central Point. tf Sisters Visit After 3 Year Separation Mrs. Wallace West was visited by her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Scott, from Dallas, Texas, recently. The two women had not seen each other for three years. The Scotts were accompanied by their 18-month-old son, Rob bie. Mrs. West’s mother, Mrs. Bernice Willingham, from Chico, Calif., came up with the couple Mrs. Scott is the former Eleanor Willingham. The Scotts came up to enjoy some fishing in the Rogue River. Tree Surgeons Clip GH Trees By Adah Jones GOLD HILL — Stevens Tree Surgeons are making the “tops fly" from trees that are grow ing too tall along the power lines in Gold Hill. This pruning does not seem to hurt the trees, just changes the shape some what. t Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Smith spent the week end at the home of Doug’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawerence Smith on Sardine creek and with Mrs. Smiths par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Skyrman on 99 hiway near Central Point. The young people attend OSC at Corvallis and are planning to remain for the summer session at the college. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Able, former residents ef Gold Hill have purchased the Westgate home on Fifth ave. Mrs. Joan Dusenberry, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cameron of Gold Hill and Bud Voss of Blackwell Hill were mar ried in Reno last Saturday. They are making their home for the present at Oak Manor motel. Ivan Smith came home from the hospital last Tuesday after -having had major surgery at a Medford hospital Mr. Smith lives on Sardine creek. The primary class of the Com munity Methodist Sunday school is sponsoring a coffee hour on Mav 21 at the home of Mrs. Paul Molloy of the Oaks motel, be tween the hours of 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. This is the first of the Sunday school classes to raise money towards a new parsonage for the church. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kell were hosts on Mother’s Day for a dinner with friends and relatives enjoying the hospitality. Present were Mr. and Mrs. William Force, parents of Mrs. Kell; Mr. and Mrs. Arty Laws and chil dren Ronnie and Elizabeth of Rogue River; Mrs. Laws is also a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Force. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Park er and daughter Linda and Don Parker: Mr. and Mrs. Al Fink; and Billie and Shirley Kell, chil dren of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kell. Mrs. Ethel Mays of Gold Hill and Mrs. Charles Bell of Salem were honored guests at a lunch eon given by Mrs. Paul Molloy of the Oaks motel last Thursday noon. Present were Mrs. Clyde Kell, Mrs. Robert Balch, Mrs. Bill Moser, Mrs. Norman Gail, Mrs. Don Morrow, Mrs. Ralph Bell, Mrs. Delos Walker, honored guests, Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Nays and the hostess, Mrs. Molloy. Mr. and Mrs. Howard John son and daughters Tracy and Nicky Jean of Van Nuys, Calif., returned to their home after THE WEATHER'S Lawn Mowers Weed Cutters CHAPEL COME SEE US MORTUARY EM MERRICK'S DIRECTORS Across from Courthouse PHONE 2-8030 Harold Snodgrass MEDFORD. OREGON Pacific Telephone Company people from Medford knd throughout the state met in Med ford Tuesday to discuss major service improvements for Med ford, Ashland, Jacksonville. Cen tral Point and Gold Hill, Phoenix and Talent. The day-long session, accord ing to local manager Jack Creag er, will cover direct toll-free cal ling, establishment of the new Phoenix-Talent exchange, and changes to seven-digit telephone numbers. Approval of the improvements, scheduled to go into effect in February or March of 1957, was recently given Pacific Telephone by the Public Utilities commis sion. Estimated cost of the projects has been set at about $645,000, Creager states. In connection with the plan ned improvements, two large cable jobs have already started. One is a $121,000 job, involving placing 66,000 feet of aerial SET COUNCIL MEET Monday, May 21, the Guardian Council of Jobs Daughters Bethel 38 of Central Point will meet for a business session at the home of the guardian, Mrs. A. M. Setness, 733 Pine street, at 7:30 p.m. All present and new council members are asked to attend. GOP Women Plan Silver Tea Monday A Silver Tea has been plan ned by the Jackson County Re publican Women to be held from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Monday, May 21, at the home of Mrs. J. C. Boyle, Ross lane. The tea is in honor of Mrs. Collis Moore, national republic an committeewoman, and Mrs. Frank Bash, chairman of the Jackson county, central commit tee, and special recognition is being given the republican pre cinct committeewomen. Transportation will be furnish ed from the YMCA, Medford, at 1:45 p.m. for anyone needing it. LIVING ROOM SETS Bed Divan and Matching Chair Reg. $179 value $149.00 Highway Furniture Exchange Highway 99 Central Point Phone NO 4-1161 L.G. 'Shy' Morthland Keep him on the job! REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION Jackson County Commissioner “Shy has worked hard and long for Jackson county, as so many of you well know. His terms in office have been most productive; and folks will not be mislead by any attempt at misleading statements. He denies any waste in county gov ernment. , L. G. "Shy" MORTHLAND Has been a county resident since 1928. (Pd. Adv. Morthland for Co. Comm. Committee, Tom Williams, Sec.) Keep “Shy” on the job for honest, fair county govern ment—by being sure that you vote on May 18th . . . and that you vote for “Shy", who deserves unswerving support, and sincerely seeks your vote on May 18, for the office of County Commissioner! 1956 MAJOR PROJECTS RECENTLY COMPLETED. BEING SCATTERED THROUGHOUT THE VARIOUS PARTS OF THE COUNTY Paint Gas-powered, Rotary Frank Morgan PT&T Discusses Service Changes cable and 11,000 feet of under ground cable Io Jacksonville, Central Point, White City, Phoe nix, Talent, plus additional work in the Medford central office. The other, estimated at $154.- 000, involves placing 24,000 feet of underground cable and 92,000 feet of aerial cable plus 155 poles, 40 crossarms, 30 miles of wire and 21,000 feet of distribution wire, to establish the Phoenix- Talent exchange. RIGHT FOR Sprayers FUNERAL spending a weeks vacation with her parents, Mr and Mrs, M. D. Freeland on 99 hiway north. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Josephson of New York City stopped en route to Manila, Phillipine Isl ands, to renew acquaintance with their friends. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Freeland on 99 north. The Free lands and Josephsons lived as neighbors at Bahren Island, Arabia where the men were as sociated with the Standard Oil company. Mr. Josephson will be with the same company in Manlia. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Danforth, former residants of Gold Hill, were recent guests of friends in the valley. They were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harrison. Mrs. Ethel Mays and son, Bud dy, left Friday for Tularosa, New Mexico, to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. H. Haviland of Gold Hill, purchased the Mays place and moved in on Saturday. Mrs. Charles Bell returned to her home in Salem on Tuesday after spending the past week at the home of Mrs. Paul Molloy. Mr. and Mrs. George Boye and daughter, Kathie of Canoga Park, Calif., spent the week end with Georges parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Boye on 99 hiway north, and with Billy and Phyllis Boye, other son and daughter of the Carl Boyes. 1128 Court Dial 3-1522 • Medford 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Applegate Road Little Appl«gaie Road Dead Indian Road Butte Falls Road Butte Falls to Prospect Road Meadows Road South Fork Little Butte Creek Road Valley View Road (Medford) Foothill Road Elk Creek Road Thompson Creek Road 22 Miles of new pavement 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. BRIDGES (Reinforced Concrete) Bear Creek at Hot Springs Bear Creek at Talent Bear Creek on Table Rock Road Bear Creek on Upton Road Beaver Creek Little Applegate River Star Gulch Evans Creek on Meadows Road Red Blanket Creek McNeil Creek—Butte Falls Road Neil Creek—Dead Indian Road 3 Jackson Creek bridges 2 Griffin Creek bridges STEEL BRIDGES 1 Steel Bridge—Evans Creek at West Fork CREOSOTED TIMBER BRIDGES 1. Wagner Creek on Rapp Road 2. Little Butte Creek 3. West Fork Foots Creek
