MONDAY. APRIL U. 1962
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
32 Building Permits
Issued by Central
Point in 1st Quarter
Central Point A total of
32 building permits for con
struction amounting to $522,'
S48 was issued by the Central
Point city hall during t h
first quarter of 1962.
Fourteen permits were !
sued during March, for six
hew homes, seven additions
and a cafe, totaling $71,105
There were eight permits in
February for five new homes
and three additions totaling
$50,600. Also issued in Febru
ary was a permit to Crater
High school for $306,000 in
construction.
In January, nine permit
were issued, five for new
homes, two for additions and
one each for a grain elevator
and car port. The January
total in figures was $94,843
Regional Roundup
by Cleve Twltchell
Moil Tribune Regional Editor
Regional Calendar
Phoenix An Enter egg
hunt sponsored by the Phot
nix Community club will bi
held at the Phoenix High
school athletic field at 11 a.m.
Saturday, according to club
officials.
The Phoenix Fire Depart
ment auxiliary has been asked
to help wrap eggs. However,
help is still needed in hiding
the eggs and supervising the
help. Prises will be given for
each age group participating,
Candy eggs will be used.
Central Point-Sisklyou Ar
chaeology club will meet at
7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
Crater Rock museum in Cen
tral Point. All persons inter
ested in Indian artifacts are
invited to attend.
Rogue River - Rogue River
VFW auxiliary 4116 will hold
a joint installation Friday at
8 p.m. at the VFW Post home
in Rogue River.
Central Point - The Ta-Jus-Ka
fifth grade group of
Campfire girls will meet Wed
nesday alter school at the
home of their leader, Mrs.
Thomas K. Smith, 1358 Big
ham dr.
Central Point - The Wa-
Ku-Chudc Campfire girls will
meet Tuesday after school at
the home of their guardian
Mrs. Jean DeArmond, 3571
Oak Pine way.
...
Central Point - The Merry
Bluebird group will meet
Tuesday right after school at
the home of their leader, Joan
Wood, on Freeman rd,
Lone Pine - The Lone Pine
Bluebirds will meet Tuesday
at 2:45 p.m. in the new ele
mentary section of the school.
Lone Pine - The Girl Scout
troop of Lone Pine school will
meet Wednesday at 3:45 p.m.
in the new elementary section
of the school.
For some time one of my colleagues in the office
here has been after me to do something on Fritz and
Helen Schulzke, the German couple who make European
sausage and sell it in their store along highway 99 about
half way between Phoenix and Talent. Although I will
have to confess that I don't care for sausage myself, I
must say that the Schulzkes appear to be artists in
' their field.
In this country only since last June, they have built
up a nice business. In addition to their own market, their
European sausage is now sold by merchants in Medford,
Grants Pass and Central Point. They make 50 different
kinds of sausage, Including smoked frankfurters, farm
er's sausage, three kinds of liver sausage, head cheese,
knacker, smoked bacon, bologna, pcpperonl and mett
wurst. European sausage is a more pure product than its
American counterpart. The Schulzkes use no flour or
preseratlves in producing it.
The Schulzkes are originally from Berlin. They cams
to the United States via Canada, where they stayed five
years.
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SAUSAGE MAKERS Helen and Fritz Schulzke display
some of the European sausage they make.
The United States appears to agree with them. "I
like it here," said Mrs. Schulzke, who altered her first
name from Hildcgarde to Helen tp fit the change of
nations. "Its a nice, big, free country. The people are
nice and friendly."
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Phoenix News Digest
Relative to my comments of last Wednesday con
cerning our new Wllderville correspondent, Genevieve
Briggs, and the art of being concise in news stories,
Bertha Hanscom, Phoenix correspondent, has some
comment of her own. Here it is: .
"I'm sure the rest of the correspondents are glad
Mrs. Briggs is sending In news from Wllderville and
Wonder, and I am glad Cleve Twltchell likes us to be
concise like this?
"Daniel Foxworthy, council member, has given his
resignation. I know why, but can't tell. I'll tell later.
"There was a fire at the Phoenix Motel Tuesday
morning. Firemen's auxiliary held their meeting at
fcns furry s luesday evening. Firemen will have their
annual anniversary dinner April 28. We don't know
where yet.
"Ralph Roberts hurt his back diRRing noxious weeds.
"We like our Boss. Don't be too hard on us."
More From Wonder-WUderville
In case anyone was wondering how our Inquiry about
the Jacobs story came out, here's the response from
Mrs. Briggs. The fact that Miss Jacobs broke her toe
WAS a separate item and had no connection with Mrs.
Jacobs' being elected PTA president. Here are the
items: ( 1
"Wonder Mrs. John Jacobs Is the president ot the
Wllderville PTA for the year of 1962. Mrs. Jacobs suc
ceeded Mrs. Robert Dexter as president. Mrs. Ray
Darneille of Bull Creek Road is vice president.
"Wonder Miss Darlcne Jacobs, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Jacobs broko her toe. The story goes some
one jumped on it."
Sams Valley - A meeting
for all land owners in the
Sams Valley Beagle area has
been set for Tuesday at 8
p.m. at the Sams Valley
Grange hall.
Gold Hill - Amethyst Re
bekuh lodge will meet Wed
nesday at 7 p.m. one hour ear
lier than usual so that mem
bers may participate in
Friendship niRht activities on
that date at Ml. Pitt Rcbckah
ludRe in Central Point.
Gold Hill - F..plorcr Post
43 will inert Thursday at 7
p.m. at the Boy Scout hall on
Fourth ave.
Sams Valley - The women s
group of the Jackson County
Farm Bureau will meet Wed
nesday at 1 p.m. at the Coun
ty Extension building, Med
ford, according to Mrs. Ernest
Rodumskl, lady chairman.
Gold Hill - Gold Hill Gar
den club will meet Friday at
1 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Sidney Anderson in the Wil
low Springs area.
Gold Hill -Brownie troop 55
will meet Tuesday after
school at the Girl Scout room
in the old city hall building
on Sixth ave.
Rogue River-World War I
barracks No. 1835 and auxil
iary will meet Tuesday at 8
p.m. at the VFW hall. Visi
tors are welcome.
...
Cave Junction - A new date
has been set for the annual
operetta of Illinois Valley high
school. It will be presented
Friday, April 20.
BRIDGE CLUB MEETS
Prospect - The Prospect
Senior Bridge club met at I lie
home of Mrs. Archie McKillop
recently. Members attending
were Mrs Hoscoe Larson,
Mrs. John Davidson, Mrs Lee
Carson, Mrs. Sam Beck. Mrs.
Wally Dinkrns, Mrs. Helen
Snodgrasa and Mrs. Everett
Shafcr. Mrs. McKillop, (lie
hostess, served lunch. Mrs.
John Davidson won high
score and Mrs. Larson was
low.
Rogue River
Budget Meet
Rogue River A city budg
et meeting has been set for
Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the
city hall here.
A citizens committee will
sit in with the council. Serv
ing on the committee will be
Carl Christcnson, Jack Demo
ry, Eugene Le Roy, Mrs. Rol
land Jones and Lee Pratt.
At the Rogue River city
council's regular meeting of
last Tuesday, Ted Hopkins
Gold Hill-Den one of Cub
Scout Pack 43 will meet at
the home of den mother, Mrs.
Jose R. Corona, 904 Fifth
ave., on Tuesday attcr school.
Den three will meet Wednes
day, same time at the home of
Mrs. Weston Wyatl, highway
99 south.
...
Gold Hill - The Women's
Missionary Council ot Gold
Hill Assembly of God church
will meet for an all diiy ses
sion on Thursday at 9:30 a.m.,
according to Mrs. William
Price, president.
Plans City
Wednesday
presented
petition from
some 90 per cent of the North
Pine st. property owners re
questing that their area be
given residential zoning to
preserve its peaceful atmos
phere. Mayor Larry Shcehan ap
pointed a committee of Coun
cilmen Richard Niqiietlc, Har
old Van Hoy, Roy Strickland
and George Mngcrle to check
Into possible zoning for the
area and report back at the
next council meeting. May 8.
In another part of the meet
ing, representatives of Clark
and Groff Engineers showed
maps and pictures to council
men concerning two types of
sewage disposal systems, the
lagoon and air-ration.
Robert Dames, city attor
ney, reported on a recent
meeting between officials of
California Public Utilities and
the city attorneys of Central
Point, Jacksonville, Gold Hill
and Rogue River. He explain
ed changes in the proposed
natural gas franchise ordi
nance. The council took the
changes under study.
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