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CENTRAL POINT
Club Plans Luncheon
By DORIS HUGHES
Central Point - Mrs. Oscar
Minnick, publicity chairman,
has announced that the crater
Grandmothers club will meet
for a potluck luncheon Mon
day, Aug. 17, at the home of
Mrs. Roy Kelly, 239 Cherry
St., Central Point. Items for
the sale will also be turned
in at this meeting. In charge
of entertainment will be Mrs.
Millie Johnson and Mrs.
Royal Greenman.
Two Central Point Rock
clubs have combined efforts
to hold a rummage sale to be
held Friday, Aug. 14, next to
-Gleasons on Pine st., Central
Point. Proceeds from the sale
will go toward the purchase
of a rock cutter to be used
by both groups.
. Staff Sgt. Adrain Van Horn
Jr., arrived : from Korea Fri
day. He has been stationed
near Seoul for the past year.
His wife and baby have been
living in Central Point. Van
Horn graduated in 1954 with
the first class to graduate
from Crater High school. He
joined the Army in 1958.
He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Van Horn of Cen
tral Point.
; Returning Friday from a
vacation on the coast were
Xeo Schwebs, Mr. and Mrs.
harles Schwebs, and daugh
ters, i Nancy, Gladys, Chris
tine and Irene. They were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Taylor of North Bend.
The Central Point Rockets
4-H, rocks, soils and minerals,
club has held several meet
ings recently in preparation
for the 4-H FFA Fair. Besides
individual displays, plans are
under way for a display by
the. group. Large specimens
are being prepared for the
exhibit.
'After a year's participation
in the club, the boys and girls
report interest in visiting the
Oregon Caves, the beaches
and other . vacation spots
where rocks and rock form
ations can be viewed. Field
trips on farms and along the
creeks are being taken by
members.
A car wash was held re
cently and the entire group
participated in the effort to
raise funds for the gem
maker which the plan to have
in the near future.
Recent guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Klutsenbeker of Gold Ray
Dam rd. were Mrs. Jesse Fritz
and Gay, Cecil and Peggy
from Kenniwick, Wash. Also
visiting them were Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Gaston of Modesto,
Calif.
Leaving Saturday morning
for their home in Pico, Calif-,
after visiting friends and rela
tives here were Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Williams and daugh
ters, Christine, Denise, and
bandra. Tne Williams are
former Central Point resi
dents. Mrs. Williams is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Langston and Williams is the
son of Mrs. Bessie Williams.
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MAIL TRIBUNE. Medfertf, Or.
A Thursday, Aug. 13, 1959
Mrs. Thomas V. ' Thomas
was hostess for a luncheon
recently. Guests were Mrs.
Richard Krupp, David and
Zena, Mrs. Al Bishop, Ward,
Kathy and Johnny, and Mrs.
Thomas' jchildren, J e f f r y,
Lyn, Laura Jane and Valery.
Miss Pat Lambert was a
guest for two weeks recently
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Jones of Central Point.
Miss Lambert is the daughter
of Tech. Sgt. and Mrs. Vivian
Lambert of. Vacaville, Calif.
The Lamberts are former
residents of Central Point. ,
, Mrs. Walter Miller, Vir
ginia, Cloy, Clayton, Mark
and Stanley returned last
week from a six weeks visit
in San Jose and San Fran
cisco. They also visited-Miss
Loretta Miller, Sunnyvale,
Calif.
Mrs. Henry Renfrow, San
dy, Karen' and Randy and
Miss Patty Kime returned
Aug. 2 from a trip to the
southwest. Driving back with
the visitors was Mrs. Ren
frew's brother, Oland Risner,
of Medford. The group visit
ed in Lone Grove, Durante,
Lawton and Madill, Okla.,
and in Borger and Wichita,
Tex. They also visited the
University of Oklahoma
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Troop Launching
Of Alias Near
Cape Canaveral,: Fla.-ttJPD-The
way appeared clear today
for the first attempt at a troop
launching of an operational
model of the Atlas interconti
nental ballistic missile.
A prototype of the combat
type Atlas, the nation's first
ICBM, roared off on a 5,000
mile flight Tuesday and the
Air Force said preliminary
data indicated the missile "ap
parently achieved most of its
test objectives."
Usually reliable sources said
prior to the firing that if the
test was successful, Air Force
troops at Vandenberg Air
Force base, Calif., would at
tempt to fire an Atlas next
month. Vandenberg is the first
operational ICBM launching
site. ' '
where the Renfrow's daugh
ter plans to enroll upon grad
uating from Crater High
school.
EAST EVANS CREEK
Many Visitors Noted
By NELLIE BERGMAN
East Evans Creek-Meadows
-Sandra Sanderson, of Happy
Camp, Calif.; is spending this
week visiting her aunt ,and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Beer$.
Charles Nelson has return
ed after spending a few days
in Portland attending the Centennial.
Elmer Dausort, who has
been staying with his sister,
Mrs. Carl Bergman, has re
turned to the Rogue Valley
hospital for further treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sander
son were Wednesday evening
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Beers.
Sharon John and Tommy
Terry spent five days recent
ly over on the coast at Klam
ath Glen, Calif., visiting their
aunt and uncle and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Beers
spent Saturday-and Sunday at
Happy Camp, Calif., return
ing Sandra Sanderson to her
home there.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berg
man spent Saturday and Sun
day at Ten Mile attending a
field trial, and spent Satur
day night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Emmett of
Roseburg.
Jackson county road crews
are improving the Meadows
road. The rock crusher is on
the Singler place.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Pater
son have sold their place on
the Antioch rd. .
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Manles-
den are spending a few days
at tne home of the Maplesden s
sister, Mrs. Hukell on Little
Applegate.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Sting
ley are spending some time at
Crescent City, Calif.
Two-thirds of fatal bicycle
accidents occur between May
and October and 90 per cent
of the victims are males.
Arizona may double its
population ift about 15 years
if it gains in numbers accord
ing to present trends.
Qregon Laws on Moving Explosives Far From Uniform
Eugene - (UPD Local laws
regulating the movement of
explosives are- far from uni
form in Oregon and some
cities have no such ordinances
at all, a spokesman for the
League of Oregon Cities said
Wednesday. -
In the wake of last week's
truck explosion 1 in Roseburg,
which killed 12 persons and
caused a estimated $10 mil
lion worth of property dam
age, the League said it usual
ly takes such a disaster to
provoke a town into adopting
regulations.
It said that Portland and
Baker have excellent ordi
nances" and that a number of
others . including Eugene,
Springfield, The Dalles and
Hood River, have adopted the
fire prevention code of the
National Board of Underwrit
ers containing a strict section
governing the transportation
and storage of dangerous ma
terials.""7 ,
ICC HasRules
Some other communities,
the League spokesman said,
exercise some control over
the situation with parking
laws and regulations of truck
traffic within the city limits.
In addition to local ordi
nances, the Interstate Com
merce Commission has many
regulations covering the
transportation of explosives
and Chairman Kenneth Tug
gle has advised Sen. Richard
L. Neuberger (D-Ore.) that he
Cabbie Loses Fare
Over Word Mix-up
Buffalo, N.Y.-(UPD-"Loaded"
is a loaded word that cost
a , woman taxi driver a fare
one recent day.
When Buffalo cabbies pick
up a passenger, they call head
quarters by shortwave radio
and say as a matter of rou
tine, "Number so-and-so load
ed." In this particular case, Mrs.
Rita Costello's passenger also
was loaded.. He took offense
at her report, she said, made
her let him out and staggered
away muttering, "You didn't
have to tell 'em."
believed his agency has juris
diction in the Roseburg case.
One ICC regulation pro
hibits the parking of unat
tended trucks carrying ex
plosives, and a bill pending in
Congress would tighten exist
ing rules on interstate car
riers. " . , '
Roseburg city officials have
said they knew of no local,
ordinance governing ' trucks
carrying explosives, but
Douglas County District At
torney Avery Thompson said
a grand jury would try to
determine whether any laws
were1 violated.
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