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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1956)
THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1856 County 4-H’ers Hold Crops, Livestock Tour Yesterday and Today The annual Southern Oregon Crops and Livestock tour of Jackson and Josephine county 4-Hers was held yesterday and this morning in Jackson county. .About 15 4-H’ers and leaders visited local farms to judge sheep, dairy, beef and swine and look at some of the latest de velopment in crops in southern Oregon. The schedule for Wednesday was: visit Southern Oregon Ex periment Station at Talent; lunch at Lithia park in Ash land, sheep judging at George Nichols, Ashland; and dairy judging at P. K. Nelsons Clover lawn Dairy, Medford. Overnight encampment was held at Vic Gardeners at the end of Yankee Creek road. This morning, Thursday, the group visited A. T. Lathrops farm in Central Point for swine judging; stopped at John Boh- nert farm for beef judging and visited Otto Bohnert to see crops. Lunch was held at Tou Velle park and the afternoon was spent at Timber Products Inc to see the manufacture of plywood. , BEST BUYS CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT. OREGON Boyer to Seek State Demo Post Robert A. Boyer, Medford at torney, this week issued a state ment concerning his candidacy for the office of Democratic state chairman. “During the past two weeks, I have been contacted by Dem ocratic party leaders, including several county chairmen and V-8 Station Wagon 4000 miles—Car traded in on Rambler Station Wagon. SAVE SlOO's Full Price $2495 1955 Mercury Monteray 4-door sedan Heater and overdrive. 12,000 actual miles. JUST LIKE NEW. $2495 full price Easy bank terms on balance STEVENS Auto Sales, Inc. Hudson - Willys - Rambler 505 N. Central OPEN 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Phone 3-3655 Medford The Oregon Shakespearean Festival box office opened for business this week. The box of fice. located at the festival the atre in Ashland, will be open from 9:30 a m until 5 p m. daily except Sunday. Festival patrons are reminded that the deadline for purchasing sustaining membership is July 31. The membership is $15 and entitles the holder to eight trans ferable $2 40 admissions. Mem berships carry voting privileges in the festival association. Single admissions are $2 40, $1.80 and $1.20. •• This season's repertoire »in cludes “Richard III" and “Love’s Labour’s Lost,” directed by Al len Fletcher. “Cvmbeline.” di rected by B. Ilyden Payne. “Romeo and Juliet.” directed by Hal J. Todd. Todd is also direct ing "Titus Andronicus" which will be presented on August 24 and 29 . Theta Rho Assembly Reports Presented Robart A. Boyar 1956 Chevrolet Shakespearean Festival Box Office Opened This Week members of the state executive committee, urging me to run for the office of Democratic state chairman. After consulting with local Democratic committee members and giving the matter careful thought, I have decided to announce my candidacy for this office. T am deeply honored that those with whom I have worked in party organization the last two years repose such confidence in me. In response I pledge my wholehearted efforts to the Dem ocratic precepts that I am con vinced will be reflected in the general election in November.” Election for the two-year post will be held July 15 at the state reorganizational meeting. Howard Morgan of Monmouth is present state chairman. The chairman is elected by the state central committee, com posed of the chairman and vice chairman from each county. PAGE THREE sen, Right Support Pres. Martha Rack. Left Support Pres Diane Falkner. Right Support Vice Pres Illeen Mizer, Left Support Vice Pres. Janie Peterson. First Herald Luann Stottard. Second Herald Joan Hike. Third Herald Coleen Halder, Fourth Herald Donna Durgenson. Pages are Sharon Donnal and Marlene Shollin. The next assembly will be held at Cottage Grove. life insurance and sick leave. Career apointments will be made when appropriate. Applications and information are available from Postmaster Evans. CALLED TO MONTANA Mr and Mrs. Marion Huitt left Monday for Missoula, Mon tana. for a two-week trip. They were called by the illness of her sister. Urgent Need Cited For Postal Clerks There is an urgent need for substitute clerks in many post offices in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana with en trance pay of 1.82 per hour, John M Young, regional direct or, 11th U. S. Civil Service Region, announced today. Applications for employment will be accepted by Postmaster George Evans at the Central Point post office from persons who are patrons or employees of the office, provided they are citizens and at least 18 years of age. Employee benefits available include eannual leave, federal Theta Rho girls held their fifth annual assembly at McMin nville. on the Linfield college campus. June 15 and 16. Registration was held the af ternoon of June 14 at the Pione er hall on the campus. A total of 326 members registered and 37 clubs were represented. There were 65 delegates, 179 members, 72 Rebekahs, seven Odd Fellows and three out of state visitors present at the 1956 assembly. Newly elected and appointed 1957 officers are: Pres. Virginia Calahan, Vice Pres, Barbara Elliott, Recording Sec. Joan Coff man, Treasurer Jane Wide, Warden Dorinda Glenn, Conduct or Shirley Goble, Marshal Linda Campbell, Chaplain C a r r o 11 Powell, Musician Lucia Dubai. Inside Guardian, Alice Watson, Outside Guardian Clara Soren 4th of July Everyone will be traveling— and we hope safely! INSURE YOUR SAFETY WITH New Mang Tiller Brand new—does a terrific job of tilling. Builders Levels Complete line of Plumbing Tools WE WILL BE CLOSED Wed. and Thurse. July 4-5 EM MERRICK'S K valley eiytal S E RV ICE Dial 3-1522 1128 Court Medford TRAVEL ACCIDENT INSURANCE COME SEE US. Faber-Stratton INSURANCE NO 4*2418. Central Point SPECIAL! Friday - Saturday - Sunday ONE PINT SOFT VANILLA with the purchase of each HOME FROM COLLEGE Miss Linda Obenchain is now at home. Her parents drove to Corvallis last weekend to bring her home. She has been serving as a councilor at 4-H summer school since the college term ended- , 54 Gallon Jorgensen’s Ice Cream ANY FLAVOR ICE CREAM THE CENTER . (Focmerly Wisely's) Duroclean provides REORGANIZATIONAL MEET Jackson county Democratic central committee will hold a reorganizational meeting Friday, June 29, at the Labor Temple in Medford. ^SUPER-VALUES ’ CHECK THE EXTRA SAVINGS 1 5 Horsepower upholstery, rugs, focked-dowr carpeting., even antiques and twist weaves. No scrubbing No soaking. No shrinkage. A mild aecated foam dissolves FANCY Buccaneer Carpets & Furniture like NEW... FRYERS lb. 49c lb. 35C HENS and takes out dirt, grease and many stains. Colors revive. Wool fibers re-entlven. Pile rites. FRICASSE Outboard Motor It's new. Come in and see it $191.00 Large, fancy—thick mealed I Air float For adults and kiddies Life Jackets .... $5.25 to $7.95 Large Salmon Nets......................$7.95 Do-All Lantern Complete with battery $7.85 Four position light beam. Complete with 25-foot extension work light._________________________________ Approved, Legal SIGNAL ARM A must for trailer owners. Meets state law. Easily attached—no drilling .................. $22.00 GLEASON Sporting Goods Store 237 Pine GOLD ARROW STAMPS CENTRAL POINT lumbo Cants HARVEST OF Jello 4/29C Jello Pie Fillings 4/37c Jello Tapioca Pudding 4/37c Jello Instant Pudding 2/23c D-Zerta 25c Minute Tapioca .... 29c, lb. 7Í CONVENIENCE Minute Mashed Potatoes 2/39c Minute Rice 41c Swans Down Angel Food 53c Instant Swans Down Mixes 29c Certo 29c Sure Jell 2/29c PAULSEN’S Thrift Market PHONE NO 4-2283 CENTRAL POINT ROGUE Duraclean Service R. H. Nagle Call for FREE Estimate! Phone NO 4-2049 Central Point
