THURSDAY. AUGUST 23. i95s
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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.
Miscellaneous
RUG, UPHOLSTERY CLEAN­
ING with Duraclean process.
Contact Robert Nagle, franchised
dealer, phone NO 4-2043, Cent­
ral Point.
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CHILD CARE, R N. Telephone
NO 4-2468 .
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DANCE EVERY SATURDAY
night with Chuck Wheat’s or­
chestra at the fairgrounds pa­
vilion in Grants Pass. 9 ’til 1.
Admission 75c.
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Business Services
central
point
beauty
SHOP closed Mondays. Late ap­
pointments Tuesday. 335 Pine,
Telephone NO 4-1013, Central
Point.
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Wanted
WANTED—Baby sitting dur­
ing the day at my home during
fruit season or permanently.
Telephone NO 4-1462 .
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For Sale
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CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT. OREGON
Demonstration
Team from TR •
Appears on TV
Livestock Market
Tour Slated Sept. 5
For 4-H Members
plain marketing procedures to
the group. The exchange is a
voluntary organization of the
commission firms at the stock-
yards.
Club members will arrive at
the yards for breakfast Septem­
ber 5 al 7 a m Morning and noon
meals will be provided by the
stockyards and livestock ex-
clango.
Visits to Swift and Company,
the livestock exchange building
and Kienow’s market will com­
plete the day’s program and give
club members information on
distribution of meat products
brand inspection and market re­
porting.
An educational tour for 4-H
club members in livestock mark­
eting has been set for Septem­
ber 5 in Portland, reports Cal
By Mrs. Ray Doran
Monroe, state 4-H extension
TABLE ROCK—Anita Pierce
agent
at Oregon State college.
and Aletta Myers, the home­
ZöMÖ«-
Exhibitors
of 4-H warket live­
making demonstration team in
stock
at
State
Fair and other
4-H which won a first in bed
The forests are dry. Be sure
ÇuppO'X NATIONAL
club members are eligible to that
making, were guests on tele­
cigarette is out.
participate in the day’s events,
CIVIL DEFENSE WEEK
vision Monday afternoon to give
which will be highlighted by
SEPTEMBER 915 1956
their demonstration again.
sale of their 4-H animals at the
AUTO
Mrs. Mary Myers, long time
Portland Union stockyards.
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FIRE
4-H leader, is the one respon­ father, Dan Doran, and brother,
Oregon Farm Bureau Federa­
sible for the class in Table Rock Ray, and family.
LIABILITY
tion will truck Sta(e Fair an­
and we are all proud of her and
Of interest to this district was imals from Salem to North Port­
HEALTH - ACCIDENT
the two nine-year-olds who have the news of a son, John Gilbert, land Tuesday, September 4.
worked faithfully to finish all for the John Heberling family at Other participants in the program
BONDS
their projects.
are expected to have their an­
San Jose, Calif.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Mr and Mrs. Aubrey Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Richard­ imals at the stockyards by 7 a m.
and daughters spent a few days son and children left Saturday Wednesday. The sheep market
The M & M
on the coast at Yachats, then morning for their home in Port­ opens at 8 a.m. and the hog and
motored by way of Portland Sun­ land after several weeks visit cattle markets open at 9 a.m.
Agency
day.
Club members will watch as
here with parents and relatives.
Mrs. Elmer Hull with grand­
Bartlett pear picking on Modoc their animals are sorted, weigh­
Marga/ot Naploa, Realtor
daughters Reanna and Marilyn, resumed Monday after a few ed and delivered to buyers by
Corner
Third k Pino Street
left Monday by train for Los days off to allow the pears to commission agents, according to
W.
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Fowler,
OSC
livestock
Phon»»
NOrmandy 4-2513
Angeles and a trip through acquire more sugar for weighin
Central Point. Oregon
Disneyland. They expect to re­ packing. The second picking of marketing specialist and chair­
turn about Friday.
Bartletts began on Redskin Wed­ man of the tour.
Wo don't sell everything—
W. E. Williams, president of
Mr. and Mrs. George McClung nesday.
but we do aoll REAL ESTATE
the
Stockyards
company,
and
Myron, Harlow and Mae John­
and daughter, Sharon, Palo Alto,
and INSURANCE
Calif., arrived Sunday for a 10- son, Portland, visited the Everett Prosser Clark, secretary of the
local livestock exchange, will eZ-
day visit with Mrs. McClung’s Browns over the weekend.
FOR SALE—Cultivated peach­
es. Hale and Rio Oso Gem. By
the box or truck load. Leave
order at Alexander Hardware in
Central Point or phone 2-7974,
Medford, after 6 p.m.
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RUBBER STAMPS, DATERS,
SEALS made to your erde--. Fast
service. Central Point American,
phone NO 4-1323.
Help Wanted-Male
“RELIABLE MAN WITH CAR
to serve 800 family food route.
Better than average earnings.
Nationally advertised. If you
have good credit reputation and
are sincere and industrious,
write for information to J. R.
Watkins Company, 3903 Brook­
lyn Ave., Seattle 5, Washington."
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Former Sams Valley
Man Killed in Calif.
Walter Straus, 49, of Sacra­
mento, Calif., formerly of Sams
Valley, was killed in a lumber
accident where he was employ­
ed in Sacramento recently.
Word of his death was recent­
ly received by friends in the val­
ley.
Straus, who moved from Sams
Valley about 10 years ago, was
the son of the late Dick Straus
of Sams Valley.
Watch those fires. Help to Keep
Oregon Green.
Your INSURANCE
May Be Out of Date Too!
See Us For Your
AUTO
FIRE
CASUALTY
We'll be happy to advise
you on all your insurance
needs.
CHRIS BARKER
AGENCY
Real Estate • Insurance
Dial NO 41163
Central Point
Oregon
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