Medford
Tribune
Pages 1-10
MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1959
Third Section
District 6C to
Study Building
Needs for Future
Central Point Board of di
rectors of School District 6C
focused attention at a meeting
last week on the constant
population growth in the dist
rict. They are at present study
ing the building needs of the
district and are trying to de
termine which areas need ad
ditional rooms the most. Su
perintendent C. A. Meyer re
ported that the board also is
trying to figure how the dis
trict can realize the most out
of its dollar.
He said that James Payne,
Salem architect, has been re
tained to help in the study and
development of plans and that
Payne's Medford associate,
Wayne Struble, is working
with the board.
Elementary Need
Meyer said that the need
seems to be most at the ele
mentary level but that a com
plete study of all aspects will
be made.
W. C. Higinbotham, Central
Point, and Donald Morrow,
Gold Hill, have been named to
three year terms on the dist
rict budget committee. Dr.
Bruce Turner, Central Point,
has been chosen to fill out the
term of A. M. Setness, who
has moved to Anderson, Calif.
Lester James, Sams Valley, j
CAMP WHITE'S BARBER SHOP QUAR- nading the new barber team - "Benny"
TET Jack Shipman, (left) tenor, Steve Flores and Harold Maxwell (center). Jimmy
O'Donnell, (seated) baritone, Pat Powers, Fuller, (right) is enraptured by the chorus,
lead, and Earl Girvin, humming base, who Vincent Flores replaces Herman Preim as
get together in the halls frequently to sing head barber. Preim has retired after 10
their numbers, injected a little holiday at- years at Camp White.
mosphere in the canteen barber shop, sere- . (George Green Photo)
and Halbert Deuel, Gold Hill,
are other members of the com
mittee which will start meet
ing with the board late ' in
January or early in February
to work out a budget for the
1960-1961 fiscal year.
Local Children Win In Magazine Contest
iwo local cniidren were
among the 50 winners in last
month's "What Animal Is It?"
coloring contest,, sponsored by
Family Weekly magazine.
Highland ave., Ashland, and
Bruce Farthing, 8, of 1505
Terrace . dr., Medford, were
honorable mention winners in
Nancy Miller, 11, of 2445 1 the October gopher coloring
Businesses Are
Presented Awards
Seventeen business firms
have received special recogni
tion from the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce
through the presentation of
official Progress Awards cer
tificates, according to Don Mc
Neil, chamber manager.
The certificate was designed
by the chamber to recognize
new business firms as well as
business and industrial expan
sion which is representative
of faith in the future growth
for Jackson county. A special
committee has been set up by
the chamber board of direc
tors to recommend awards
presentations. The committee
consists of Clarence Young,
chairman; Ron Gandee and
Ken Cook.
The 17 firms that have re
ceived the awards during the
past month include Big Pines
Lumber company, Cedar
Lodge, DeNa Beauty Salon,
GallenKamp Shoe company,
Hubbard-Wray. La Pointe's.
Local Loan company, Lum-
bermans Realty, North's
Chuck Wagon. Pav Less Drue
Store, Roxy . Ann Bowling
Lanes, the new Safeway store,
Sears Roebuck and company,
Shopping Center Barber
Shop, Snow White Diaper
Service, Thrift Auto Supply
and Travis and Harry's Cof
fee Shop.
Additional awards have re
ceived board aoDroval and
will be presented either by
officers of the chamber of
commerce or the awards com
mittee.
contest in the magazine.
The two were the only win
ners from Oregon it was an
nounced by the nation-wide
magazine which features a dif
ferent contest every month.
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County Vefs Pay $198 Properly Tax
A , Jackson county ex-GI
with an Oregon veterans farm
and home loan paid an ave
rage property tax of $198
this year, compared to a state
wide average of $194.
There were 693 GI proper
ties in Jackson county paying
a total tax of $137,185. Total
payments on 14,915 properties
in Oregon was $3,626,343.
The figures were released
by Roy V. Bell, auditor for
the state department of vet
erans' affairs. The average
paid per property is up this
year tompared to former
years, he said. In 1958 veter
ans paid $168, .and in 1957,
$145.
The borrower pays his taxes
monthly to the state veterans
department along with his
loan repayments. The depart
ment in turn pays the tax col
lector, before Nov. 15, which
earns the veteran a S per cent
discount, he explained.
We Give &9l
GREEN STAMPS
CENTRAL REXALL DRUG
Maia and Central
ti n f5 in rfn 0 u r
SMILE M Swig
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TEMDFDC mCE REDUCTIONS
Forced to Raise $40,000 to Pay Mortgage on Our Ranch!
ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED!
Some Items Brand New Just Uncrated Some Floor Samples
4 Pc. SECTIONAL
GROUP, Slightly
Soiled Floor Sam
pit). Reg. $628.00.
nilnJJ fl
. MAPLE BED
Double Dress-
Mirror, 2 Nit
Stands, Bed. Reg.
$210.35
7 Pc. DINING SET,
Oval Table, 2 Side
and 4 Arm Chairs.
Reg. $389.50
8' ROUND BRAID
ED RUG, All WooL
Slightly Soiled
Reg. $89.50 .
Nationally
Advertised
RECLINERS
PLASTIC ft TWEED
COMBINATION
KING SIZE
REG. $179.50
$137
OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY TO 9 P.M.-SATURDAY 8:30 to 5:30
Chairs & Rockers Sacrificed
DANISH MODERN CHAIRS LUXURY ROCKERS
Plastic Cover, . ' Swivel Base, A-y
Ota? Reg. $159.50
Reg. $54.95
Z7
Carpet Samples
DISCONTINUED 18x30
SAMPLES CO
Values to $5.95 97
Z7
Hall Cabinet
1 enly EBONY ft
GOLD DECORATED
CABINET ft MIRROR
REG. $157.00
FLOOk SAMPLE
$90
Solid Cherry Triple Dresser
by Famous "PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE"
Dresser and Oversize Framed
Plate Glass Mirror Reg. $324.50
177
All Wool Carpet
12' Wide-Heavy Texture in
Green or Beige. $11
Reg. $16.95 sq. yd I I
On only
WALNUT
CELLERETTE
Reg. $199.50
$147
SORRY, DURING THIS SALE NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES
A
Mattress &
Box Spring Specials
"ORTHOPAEDIC"
MATTRESS ft BOX SPRING
Heavy Construction
Hairflex Top
Reg. $159.50 '
119
5 Only SETS MATTRESS &
BOX SPRING - NATION
ALLY ADVERTISED "SPRING
AIR" Values to $139
77
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ENTIRE STOCK TABLES
& LAMPS REDUCED
UP TO Vi
$6990
3 PC. TABLE GROUP, 2 End Tables,
1 Coffee Table. Reg. $139.85
$54.95
Lamp Table
$27.50
$79.95
Lamp Table J
$89.95
Step Table
yo.oo
'45.00
'34.C3
$69.95
Table Lamp
$24.95 siorn
Table Lamp I fcaWW
7
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Sectionals & Sofas Reduced!
Chinese Modern
Design Full Foam
Base ft Cushion.
Beige Nylon Cover.
Reg. $999.50 .
lUJ-" II
96" Loose Cushion
Sofa. Beautiful
champagne, loose
k, reversible
ions. Regular
$699.50
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This Is
Not A
Sale Of
'Odds & Ends'
ENTIRE
STOCK
REDUCED
220
IIORTH
BARRETT
232 E. Main
Phone
SP 2-5646
Next to
Greyhound Depot