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Thursday, January 23. 1958
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CENTRAL POINT
Unit Plans Meeting
By DORIS HUGHES
Central Point The Wil
low Springs Home Extension
unit will hold an all-day
meeting Tuesday at the home
nf Mrs. Homer Jeffries on
Scenic ave. The study subject
will be consumer buying 01
fod. The demonstration will
be given by Mrs. Russei
ThnmDson and Mrs. Archie
urdy. There will be a potluck
luncheon at noon.
Saturday, aJn. 25. the Wil
low Springs Community club
will meet at the hall for a
potluck super at 7 p.m.
The Crater Garden club
met Tuesday, aJn. 21, at the
home of Mrs. Henry Friessen
of Table Rock rd. The pro
gram was on conservation.
Crater High School Parent
Teachers association will
have a "fun night" beginning
at 7 p.m. Saturday. Jan. 25.
Fun night is a major way in
which the Crater High school
PTA raises funds. Each fam
ily is asked to bring a cake,
a pie, or sandwiches, which
will be sold. There will be en
tertainment. Mrs. Chuck Taylor, publi
city chairman for the Crater
High school TA, reported
there would be a meeting of
the PTA Monday, Jan. 27, at
8 p.m. at the high school
cafetorium. The Mothersing
ers, under the leadership of
Mrs. Leroy Jensen, will en
tertain the group. Mrs. Leigh
Gustison, an officer in the
state PTA, will speak on
"why have a PTA in high
school?" There will be a fi
nal membership drive. The
junior class mothers will be
the hostesses.
The Central Point Elemen
tary and Junior High school
PTA met in the junior high
school library Thursday, Jan.
16. Robert Duncan, Jackson
county state representative,
spoke on "legislation as it af
fect the schools." The Pep
band led by Janet Pfaff en
tertained the group. The
third grade mothers served
refreshments.
by members of the Commu
nity Bible church. The show
er was given at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Champ of
Lark lane. The serving table
was decorated with a small
bride and groom in a minia
ture car.
The Central Point Rebe
kahs will have a drill practice
Jan. 29 at the Odd Fellows
hall. Forest Thomason, drill
captain, said the practice,
which is in preparation for
initiation, will start at 8 p.m.
Mrs. Chuck Taylor and Mrs
Arthur Straus were hostesses
for a party at the Taylor
home Jan. 11. Attending were
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hamilton,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bohnert,
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie B
Moore, Mrs. Olan Arnspiger,
Mrs. Francis Willett, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Straus and the
Taylors.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beat
ty and daughters Rhonda and
Sherry, and Mrs. Mildred
Lindell have moved to Eighth
st., Central Point, from Med-ford.
Ronnie Allison, son of Mr.
and Mrs. David Allison, of
Glenne Way, has scarlet
fever.
Mrs. Addie Walker of Four
Corners moved last week end
into a new house.
The Rev. and Mrs. Paul
Kroon left Sunday afternoon
for a business trip to Port
land. He is the pastor of the
Community Bible church.
Miss Janet Purdy broke
her ankle in a toboggan acci
dent Saturday near Ashland.
Janet is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Purdy of
Blue Jay lane.
Grade 8-1 of the Central
Point junior high school is
having a cup cake sale at
Paulsen's market in Central
Point Saturday at 10 ajn.
The proceeds from the sale
will go to the March of
Dimes.
The Central Point elemen
tary and junior high school
PTA has announced that it
will hold a "white elephant"
and rummage sale, Friday,
Jan. 24, in the building next
to the Crater Department
store. Mrs. Dean Brandon,
chairman of the ways and
means committee, stated that
anyone having clothing or
items to donate, may leave
them at the junior high
school in room 1 or at the
building next to the store.
Anyone having material to
donate and no way to get it
to the sale, may call the of
ficers of the TP A.
The Central Point Ameri
can Legion Post 129 and aux
iliary will have a potluck din
ner at the Legion hall in Cen
tral Point Thursday, Jan. 23,
at 7 p.m.
The Legion will hold a
benefit dance Saturday, Jan
25, at Post hall on Pine st.,
Central Point. Dancing is
scheduled from 9 a.m. until
1 a.m.
Saturday a shower was gi
ven at the home of Mrs. Rich
ard Wolff, honoring her sis
ter, Mrs. Johnny Hinderer.
Those attending were Mrs.
Bud Bateman, Mrs. Merle
Herring, Mrs. Violet Curtis,
Mrs. Edna Morgan, Mrs. Ef
fie Hinderer, Mrs. David
Gould, Mrs. Nellie Provalt,
Mrs. Jan Drew, Mrs. Charles
Walker, Mrs. Monte Walker,
Mrs. Ruby Colgan, Mrs. Lola
Justeson, Mrs. Addie Walker,
Mrs. Wilbur Walker and Mrs.
John Blackford. A stork dec
orated the gift table and bas
kets of candy were used for
favors on the refreshment
trays.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Lin
ker were honored Thursday
at a wedding shower given
Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Mo-
ma, 47 Laurel st., Central
Point, returned recently from
Illinois where they visited
their son and daughter-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Monia.
Monia is stationed there with
the Air Corps. Mrs. Monia re
turned to Central Point.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wy-
att entertained Saturday night
with a birthday party honor
ing Mrs. Wyatt's brother.
Charles Bloomingcamp of
Hornbrook, Calif. Attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Weiss, Miss Adabee Seiler,
Mrs. Marge Snyder, Bloom
ingcamp and the Wyatts.
FOUNDER DIES
New York (IP) Mrs. Cath
erine Andrus Cossit Loew, 79,
widow of sportsman E. Victor
Loew died at her home Mon
day after a long illness. She
was founder and first presi
dent of the Maternity Center
association and served for 10
years as president of the
Working Girls Vacation So
ciety.
WATCHDOG' DIES
Taipeh, Formosa OP) Chi
Ta-peng. 59, a member of the
Control Yuan, the Chinese Na
tionalist government's top
watchdog agency, died here
Tuesday of a cerebral hem-
horrhage.
Lane County Curbs
Sales of Magazines
Eugene (IP) Lane county
magazine dealers had orders
today to remove "lewd and
indecent" publications from
their stands.
Deputy District Attorney
George Woodrich said the
dealers would face possible
court action if they didn't. He
said in letters to each dealer
that "we are genuinely con
cerned with the effect such
indecent publications have on
young people of the commu
nity." Woodrich said that law en
forcement personnel would
return to previously inspect
ed locations within 10 days
to determine what publica
tions are displayed in appar
ent violations of the law.
Portland HP) The State
Board of Health will recom
mend waiver of all residency
requirements for aliens, thus
apparently ending a discussion
of whether tuberculosis-in
fected Korean war orphans
adopted by Oregon parents
can be treated in state hos
pitals.
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Tax for Education
Displeases Labor
Portland (IPI James T.
Marr, executive secretary of
the Oregon State Labor Coun
cil, AFL-CIO, said Tuesday
that a proposal by State Sen.
Walter J. Pearson suggesting
a state education tax to help
finance Oregon schools was
"completely unsatisfactory to
labor."
Marr said the Portland
Democrat's plan "violates the
principle of ability-to-pay by
destroying Oregon's " present
personal income tax struc
ture." The earmarking fea
ture would "lead to govern
mental extravagance in
budget area that is and will
continue to be the largest for
years to come," he charged.
Pearson's plan would take
school costs outof the property
and income tax fields.
EXCUSE FAILS
Stockport, England nP)
Daniel Roberts thought he
had a good excuse for failing
to buy a license for his televi
sion set, but was fined be
cause it wasn't good enough.
An official testified Tuesday
that when he asked Roberts
why he had no license, he re
plied: "The set has been run
ning quite well without one.'
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