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3 Pounds
Canned Picnics
Frankfurters X
Whole Fryers
Smoked Picnics
each
Plump Grade A
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Short Shank
4 to 6 lbs.
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EAGLE POINT
Jaycee Officers Installed
By MRS. THOMASINE SMITH
Eagle Point Two boys from
Eagle Point High school who
qualified from this district for
the state track meet held at Ore.
State college surprised many by
winning the state A-2 track and
field championship. This divi
sion includes all high schools in
Oregon with enrollments be
tween 150 and 500 students. Jack
Greb and Wayne Christian
scored 40 points for Eagle Point
in winning the first place trophy.
The boys acompanied by their
coach, Stan Smith, will journey
to Portland this coming week
end where on Saturday they will
compete in the Oregon AAU
Track and Field championship
meet.
merly of Eagle Point, now living
on Klamath river.
The Eagle Point Elementary
PTA will hold the last meeting
of the school year on their regu
lar date, Tuesday, May 28, in
the school gymnasium. The meet
ing will feature installation of
officers and action on a motion
tabled at the last regular meet
ing. The school chorus will pre
sent their spring concert under
the direction of Mrs. Maxine
Berryman, music instructor.
Eagle Point Jaycee officers
were installed Saturday May 18
at their Charter Banquet by Dick
Stratton, district 10 vice-president
from Central Point. Mem
bers of the chapter were to
talled by Dale Bartley of Cen
tral Point and the newly elected
charter president, Bart Simmons,
was installed by Ron James, na
tional director of Jaycees from
Medford.
John Smock, Central Point
chapter, presented pins to all
members. Keynote speaker of
the evening Monte Montgomery,
past state president, who spoke
on the importance of the Jaycee
organization and awarded the
charter to the new chapter. Oth
er speakers were Jake Olsen,
Eagle Point city councilman,
who welcomed the new organ
ization on behalf of the city; Ron
James, national director, and
Bert Simmons, Eagle Point char
ter president.
Homer Billupps of Central
Point was toastmaster. Larry
Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Meyer, was awarded the
Teen Age Road-e-o plaque which
was presented by member Chuck
Martin.
Among guests were Jack Greb,
Wayne Christian, Norm Hooper,
David Huffman and Coach Stan
Smith who had just returned
from the state track meet at Cor-vallis.
Dane (Butchie) Smith was re
leased from the Josephine Gen
eral hospital in' Grants Pass on
Saturday, May 18, and has been
receiving visitors at his home.
He will be permitted to attend
school the last day.
Ellen Callaghan and Shirley
Hanson reached the semi-finals
in the state tennis tournament
at Corvallis last week end. The
girls were defeated by McMinn
ville who went on to win the
state doubles championship.
Millie Haynie won fourth in
the state in the Knights of Pyth
ias speaking contest at Portland
Saturday, May 18. Millie was en
tered as the speech champion
from southern Oregon.
Award night at the Eagle
Point High school will be held
Monday, May 27, at 8 p.m. in the
school gymnasium. Awards will
be made for achievements during
the year scholastically and in
sports. The public has been in
vited and no admission being
charged. The Industrial Art shop
will be open before and after the
program for viewing projects.
Baccalaureate services will be
held Sunday, May 26, at 8 p.m.
The Rev. Kirkland D. West of
Medford will speak. The Rev.
Joseph Munshaw, Community
Bible church, will give the invo
cation, and the Rev. Gerald
Smith of the Reese Creek church
the benediction. The class flower
is the rose and class colors are
pink and silver.
John Munshaw, son of the
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Munshaw,
is expecting to return to school
the latter part of the week after
being out of school for more than
three weeks with the measles
and complications from the mea
sles. '
Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Hoefft
moved into their new home at
29 West Fifth st. recently. The
home was purchased from Don
Kimmel.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nelson en-
i tertained Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
' Waddell at dinner Sunday, May
12.
The Community Bible Church
Vacation Bible school will start
Monday, June 3, at 9 a.m. end
ing June 14 with a program in
the evening. The sessions each
week day are from 9 to 11:30
a.m. for children four through
high school age.
Mrs. Maude Morrow from Or
ting, Wash., has been visiting
her brother, W. L. Hurst, and
two nieces, Josephine Overdick
and Lucille Edgerton, in Eagle
Point recently. Mrs. Morrow left
for her home in Washington
Wednesday.
Donna Hoefft celebrated her
10th birthday with a party in
her new home. Invited guests
were Barbara Hopper, Susan
Hayes, Dee Dee Sweet, Sharon
Short, Lynn Stewart, J. D.
Sweet, Billy Keaton, Billy and
Tommy Hoefft, Ricky Chamber
lain, and Larry Hickman. Cake
and ice cream were served and
various games played.
The same evening Mr. and .
Mrs. Gilbert Ruozi and children,
Patty and Sherry, arrived from
Medford with Mrs. Ethel Hoefft
and Mrs. Maude Lockwood to
visit. Other visitors were Mr.
n4 Mrc Pnlrav Smith -Tr fnr-
Buddy Poppy Sale
Scheduled May 31
Veterans of Foreign Wars will
conduct their annual Buddy Pop
py sale throughout the nation
Friday and Saturday, May 24
and 25.
The annual sale started In
1922. The poppies are assembled
by disabled veterans in govern
ment hospitals. One cent of each
contribution is given for support
of the VFW national home for
widows and orphans and 1H
cent is given' to state rehabilita
tion service. More than $8,000,
000 of the poppy sale funds have
been used in carrying out as
sistance to veterans by national
and department service officers.
More than half of all money
received from the sale of Buddy
Poppies remains with the local
posts and auxiliaries for welfare
aid they dispense in their own
areas.
STRANGE EQUIPMENT
Cincinnati (IB William
Stokes, 57, bishop of the Spiri
tual Church of God charged
with carrying a blackjack, told
police it was for the "protec
tion of myself and my congre
gation." He said the bottle of
gin he was carrying was for
"sacrificial purposes."
MONEY
At Crater Finance you may
borrow for any worthwhile
purpose en your
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and repay In monthly Install
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terms most suitable to you
up to 24 months.
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vance or in full at any rim.
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CORPORATION
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Phone NO 4-1273
Frank Wilkinson, Mgr.
Convenient Parking
Peacock Thwarted;
Startles Housewife
Memphis, Term. (IB An ex
cited housewife telephoned Zoo
Director Raymond Gray Wednes
day about a huge bird that was
perched on her chimney top mak
ing strange loud noises.
Gray told Mrs. William Loe
wenberg not to worry about it.
That's just a male peacock that
strayed from the zoo after being
spurned in love, Gray said.
He explained that when a male
peacock is thwarted in love he
"gets mad and goes off and
sulks."
He said the mating season will
be over in about two weeks and
the peacock then will return to
the zoo.
Bird Builds Nest;
RAF Truck Slays Put
Laarbrueck, Germany Iff)
American photo crews arriving
here for reconnaissance exercise
"Royal Flush" were startled by
British refusal to move a RAF
photo laboratory truck blocking
the entrace to a parking area.
"The truck stays there, guv'
nor," a RAF sergeant told them.
"This area is strictly for the
birds."
A chaffinch had built its nest
on the truck's hood.
Nickel Exploration
Work Being Surveyed
Cave Junction John White,
president of Chemical and Met
allurgical Enterprises, Inc., of
Salt Lake City, arrived Monday
to survey nickel exploration
work being done on Woodcock
Mountain.
The Salt Lake City company,
together with the New Delhi
Mining company of Toronto,
Canada, have formed the Nickel
Corporation of America, which
is conducting the extensive core
drilling and laboratory work
fiecsssary before a refining plant
can be planned in this area.
According to reports, findings,
so far have either equaled or ex
ceeded expectations on amount
and grade of the nickel ore on
Woodcock. Work on Eight Dol
lar mountain has not yet been
started except for preliminary
road surveys and clearing.
Cottage Grove Man
Named GOP Chairman
Salem Loran L. Steward,
Cottage Grove lumberman, has
been appointed Republican state
finance chairman by J. F. Short,
Salem,' GOP state chairman.
Stewart, who takes office im
mediately, replaces Stanley Go
odell, Portland, who resigned re
cently He served three terms in
the state legislature as a rep
resentative from Lane county. In
the 1955 session he was chair
man of. the House taxation com
mittee, after previously heading
the House Forestry and Mining
committee.
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