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JC's Hear Plans
For CAP Award
Hubert Curtis, commander of
the Civil Air Patrol wing in
Jackson county, was guest speak
er before the Central Point Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce meet
ing Thursday evening, June 21,
at Central Point Junior High
school.
Curtis outlined plans to es
tablish a flight scholarship in
the CAP unit to be awarded to
one of the outstanding cadets.
The scholarship would provide
actual flight training which
would give the cadet a private
pilots license.
The commander stated »that
arrangements for instruction
have been made with Rogue
Flying Service. Cost of a flight
scholarship would be $340.
Curtis stated that he hoped
the Central Point Jaycees would
be able to assist the project by
raising money for the first schol
arship.
RETURN HOME
Everett West and daughter re
turned to their home in Aber
deen, Wash., after visiting with
his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Richardson Sr.,
for several days. Mrs. Emma
Wallace accompanied them and
remained for a longer visit.
HOME FROM 4-H SCHOOL
Miss Doreen Bohnert, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Boh
nert, is at home for the summer.
She recently returned from Cor
vallis where she served as a
councilor during the 4-H sum
mer school.
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REALTY
When your friends or relatives
are looking for a home,
ranch, or business property,
please bring them in. We
give personal service with
the experience of appraisal
work.
CARL T. NELSON
BROKER
36 Pine
Central Point
Res. NOrmandy 4-2291
Office NOrmandy 4-1164
Multiple Listing Realtor
Kamloops Trout Eggs
Slated for Diamond
A half a million future
residents of Diamond lake were
hauled into Oregon last Tuesday
and delivered to their nursery
at Wizard Falls hatchery the
Oregon Game Commission said
today.
These new residents were eyed
KamlooDs rainbow trout eggs
from Beaver lake in British
Columbia. The eggs will be held
at the hatchery for about 30
days until they are hatched and
the fry then transported to the
lake and liberated,
In all probability, this will be
the last shipment of Canadian
rainbow stock for Diamond lake.
Next spring, fish from last year’s
plants should provide a source
of eggs for continued stocking
of the lake.
Livestock Catalogs
Ready on OSC Sale
Catalogs for the fourth annual
Oregon State college purebred
livestock sale are now avail
able to prospective buyers, ac
cording to Paul Berger, OSC
animal husbandman.
A total of 57 registered an
imals will be offered at this
year’s public auction sale, Berg
er reports. The sale will be held
in the OSC livestock pavilion
at 1 p.m. on July 26.
Sale catalogs, and information
on sending bids by mail, can be
obtained from the animal hus
bandry department, Oregon State
college, Corvallis.
GLANDULAR INFECTION
Miss Marla Abbott, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Abbott of
Central Point, is confined to
her home with a glandular in
fection. It is reported that it
will be several weeks before
she will be able to resume her
normal activities.
Have you tried our hamburger
special’’
5
for $1.00!
THE
CENTER.
40-1
Nebraskans Visit
At Burnett Home
In Gold Hill
By Adah Jones
GOLD HILL,—Guests last week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Melvin Burnett were Dr. and
Mrs. Chas Thompkins of Omaha,
Neb. and daughter, Nancy, and
sons, Tommy and Bobby.
Mrs. Thompkins was Carita
Gifford, a teacher at the Alder
brook shcool on Sardine Creek
in 1928-29. While there she stay
ed one year with Mr. and Mrs.
J. U. Smith, who lived on the
sensational!
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place now owned by Mr. and
Mrs Ogden Kellog. Mrs Bur
nett and Mrs. Lawrence Smith,
their daughters, attended the
school.
Nancy Thompkins attends
Weslyan college at Lincoln, Neb.
and will attend a meeting of
the Future Teacher organiza
tion in Washington. The family
will tour Canada before their
return to Nebraska.
Randall Boham of Yuma, Ari
zona is spending several weeks
visiting his sisters, Mrs. Frank
McMichael and Mrs. T. H. Rob
inson. He has been enjoying the
fishing, having caught some
good steelhead.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Eskew
and son, Steven, from North
Bend were here to attend the
Eskew-Ness wedding and also to
’'’«it Duane’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Eskew.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Clemence
are the parents of a 7 pound
girl born June 22 at a Medford
hospital. This is their first child
and she is named Tennie Jo.
Her father is a city employee.
The mother was formerly Fran
ces Herman.
Bobby Turner and Gregory
Applen left Sunday to spend
the week at Dead Indian Soda
Springs camp. They are from
the junior age group of th«
Methodist community Sunday
school. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell
Apnlen took the boys and found
it a very pleasant trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Winn,
former residents of Gold Hill,
have returned in their trailer
house, to snend the summer.
Their home is a Hanford. Calif.,
but part of the past winter was
spent in Mexico where they have
a daughte/. They have their
trailer at the Paul Thome
ranch, 99 north highway, where
thev will care for the place
while Mr. and Mrs. Thorne are
at the Boy Scout camp at Lake
of the Woods.
Marvin Thorne, teacher in the
Ruch schools, is attending sum
mer school at San Francisco
State Teachers college.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Neilson,
guests Mr. and Mrs. Roy Huff
man of Cave Junction.
Mr and Mrs. D. N. Ennis ar
rived recently from Palmdale,
Calif., and are living in a trail
er at 49 Pines near the bridge.
Mr. Ennis in in the navy and is
recuperating from an accident.
Nearly two thirds of Oregon’s
plywood and veneer industry jobs
are in Linn, Douglas, Coos and
Lane counties.
CHAPEL
MORTUARY
FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
Across from Courthouse
Frank
Morgan
PHONE
2-8030
Harold
Snodgrass
MEDFORD, OREGON
NEW
GRANITE
Crushed «r pit run.
WILBERT LULL
Phone NO 4-1489
Central Point
SHOP FABER’S
For 4th of July
the cleaner
that walks
Hunt's
Pork and Beans
2^2 «¡ze
5 for $1.00
Blue Bell
Potato Chips
Reg. 39c pkg.
29c
Tomatoes
Garden Fresh
lb. 19c
Zee Napkins
Paper wrap 2 for 19c
Lunch Meats.............................. lb. 39c
NUCOA
4 lbs. $1.00
Exclusive Double-Stretch Hose
-y^-Oversiio Throwaway Bag
-^-Telescoping Wand
New Forecast Colors
Just $97.50
$10.00 Down
Balance on Easy Terms
Caswell Coffee
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lbe
99c
••• It walk on air at
Armour's Star Acronised
brushed on like
nail polish
absolutely waterproof
durable—lasts for
months
more perfect than
nature
beautifies bitten, broken
or disfigured nails
Pan-ready Fryers
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lbe 53c
Banner Thick Sliced
Bacon .... . . . 2 lbs. 79c
SAVE!
Hunt Food Sale
SAVE!
Continues!
complete kit $2.98 plus tax
FABER'S
Central Point Pharmacy
S & H Green Stamps
Phone NO 4 1183
CENTRAL POINT
Clifford Nielson and mother and
a mining engineer were guests
on Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Haviland,
while here they went up Sar
dine Creek to visit the Jack Pot
mine on Blizzard mountain. They
found cool picpic spots on the
way where they ate dinner.
Mrs. Jack Mayer of Portland
and Mrs. Edna Smidt of Gres
ham are visiting at the home of
Mrs. W. E. Thompson and other
relatives. Mrs. Mayer is the
daughter of Mrs. Thompson. Mrs.
Smidt is a sister of Mrs. Thomp
son and also of Mrs. Carrie
Puhi and Mrs. Lillie McKay of •
Gold Hill.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cavanaugh
Thompson of old Highway 99
were hosts at a dinner honoring
Mrs. Jack Mayer, other guests
were Mrs. W. E. Thompson, Mrs.
Ruth Steffen and Mr. and Mrs.
Jenkins.
Week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Tulare of Sams
Valley road were Mr. and Mrs.
J. Binder and sons Howard and
Don Binder and son and daugh
ter-in-law, Mr. apd Mrs. Alfred
The Binders also visited at the
The iBnders also visited at the
home of Mrs. W. E. Thompson.
Linda and Eddie Wyatt, sons
of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Wyatt of
Sams Valley are spending some
of their vacation with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. T. O.
Foose in Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bochardy
of Sams Valley road have rec
ently purchased a duplex apart
ment in Medford.
Burl Burr&son, one of the five
owners of a lake in the Ramsey
canyon, states that the lake will
be made into a recreation area
and have the name Big L Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank LockWood
of Lampman Road had as recent
Hormel's Assorted
Judy Ann
NAIL
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