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EXPLAINING R. H. Gandee explains brochures to mem
bers of the Gold Hill Chamber of Commerce, left to right,
Dale S. Collins, Ralph James and President Richard Abbott.
Gold Kill Chamber Hears
About Vacation Land of
Southern Oregon Plans
Gold Hill - R. H. Gandee
president of Vacation Land of
Southern Oregon, explained
the advertising procedure
that is being carried on to
promote the areas of Jackson
and Josephine counties at a
recent meeting and luncheon
of Gold Hill Chamber of Com
merce. Gandee, who is also man
ning director of Commercial
Printing company, showed
sloneproofs of brochures that
will be primed and ready soon
for mailing by Gold Hill
C amber of Commerce to per
sons making requests for in
formation of the Gold Hill-
Eagle Point PTA Plans
Afternoon Meet Tuesday
Eagle Point - Musical, ar
tistic, and physical accom
plishments of area children
will be featured in the stu
dent participation program at
the next meeting o.' the Eagle
Point Elementary Parent
Teacher association.
This ppecia: afternoon pro
gram will be held in the grade
school gym on Tuesday at
2:15 p.m. A brief business
meeting and election of offi
cers will follow the program.
Refreshments will be served
in the cafeteria by mothers of
the third grade. Pre-school
First Aid Course Slated
For Prospect Personnel
Prospccl-A Red Cross first i field and paving the play
aid course will bo given tolarea.
ai: supervisory personnel of The timber management de-
the Prospect Forest Service I
district during the week of
April 23 to 27.
This course will be con
ducted by Doug Finch, forest
dis mtcher, who is assigned to
the forest supervisors office
in Medford.
A fire crew boss training
program was given to mem
bers of the Prospect district
recently as part if the serv
ice's fire preparedness train
in program.
In other news of the Pros
pect district:
Toivo Sober, forester, is be
in transferred to Monte Vis
ta, Colorado, headquarters of
the Rio Grande National For
es.. He will be heading up the
recreation planning for the
forcl.
Tree planting lias started in
the Prospect district. The dis
trict intends reforesting about
5(10 acres Ibis spring. This
Includes rehabilitation ot a
part of the old Peavine burn.
The engineering work on
the Prospect High school ath
letic field and the grade school
playground was accomplished
by labor donated by the Pros
pect Hanger district's engi
neering department. The pur
pose of tliis work was to pre
pare for turtmg the football
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world . . . into the towering Cana
dian Rockies, their Iti'illing liW,,
their famed luxury hotels. You'll
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bask in the soft warm summer sun.
Tli'S tour is completely carelree . . .
every detail taken care of lor you.
Travel by Trailways' $50,000 lurury
Liner. ..with nightly stopovers...
vacation you'll never forget. We
advise esrly reservations. SEND
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FRIDAY. APRIL 20. 1962
Sams Valley area.
Gold Hill Chaniber of Com
mcrce will participate 'in Va
cation Land of Southern Ore
gon which is in its second
year of operation. Represent
ing the local chamber on th
board will be Richard Abbott,
president, and Albert H. Har
rison, chairman of parks and
highways committee.
Vacation Land of Southern
Oregon is comprised of mem
bcrs of the Jackson and Jose
phine county courts, and pres.
idents and tourist chairmen
of the various Chambers of
Commerces participating in
the program.
children will be welcome at
the program. Child care will
not be provided at this after
noon meeting.
An open house for Mrs.
Floyd McKee will be held
Sunday, April 28th from 2 to
4:30 p.m. at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Barrow. Mrs.
McKee who has taught in the
Eagle Point community for 18
years, will retire at the end
of this school year. All for
mer students and other
friends of Mrs. McKee will
be cordially welcome to at
tend. partment of the district re-
ports that 10,259,000 board
feet of timber was sealed by
the district' scalers in the
month of March this year.
Matheny Hired as
Applegafe Principal
Applegate - School Board
Chairman LcRoy Offenbacher
announced the hiring of Bruce
Matheny as seventh and
eighth grade teacher and prin
cipal for the coming year.
Matheny is presently teach
ing in Phoenix and has taught
at Ruch for several years. The
Malhenys have two children
and live in the Applegate area.
Contracts have been re
turned by the other teachers,
Mrs. Maybelle Offenbacher,
first and second grades, Mrs.
Hetty Henderson, fiftli and
sixth grades and Mrs. Elaine
C'ronk. music. Miss Ronnie
Thornberiy asked extension
of time before returning her
contract for the third and
fourth grades.
Applications are being tak
en for school clerk. Mrs. Jean
ne Hill, clerk for the past
four years, will not be avail
able for the position for the
coming year.
Two candidates have filed
for the five year term on the
school board They are Ver
non Fowler and Marvin
Brewster. Fowler is presently
on the board having been ap
pointed to fill the unexpired
term of Francis Krouse. Both
I men are active in community
aflairs.
tone Pine Brownies
Lone Pine The Lone Pine
Brownie troup No. 97 was
guest of the Uncle Bill tele
vision show April 4.
The troup consists of Mary
Margaret Baird, Barbra Blair.
Debra Corwin, Mary Golf,
Mertie Nelson, Jackie Spen
cer, Barbra Vance. Dawn Sel
by, Debbie Vance. Joanna
G o f f. Linda Wickersham.
Cynthia Harrison, Debbie I
Ilarr. Micliacllc Huff in a n, i
Katliy Kri.-er. Ceornena Hat-,
field, and Teresa Vance.
P A S S I NGN O TED
Easle Poiint - Word has I
heen rereivrH hv lvi,L- iA I
Ed Chamberlain of Eaule
Point that their sister. Mrs.
Elsie Snyder, passed away at
her home in Sa" Antonio.
Texas, Monday morning. Mrs
Snyder hnd spent consider
able time visiting In Eagle
j Point with her brothers and
I families.
REGIONAL NEWS
CLEVE TWITCH ELL, REGIONAL EDITOR
Correspondents: Upper Applegate Vallcv--Maude Ziegler; Lower Applegate Valley Jeanett
Head; Aihland Faith McCullough; Butte Fails Mary Jo Harris; Central Point Mrs. Richard Sim
mons and Flo Vincent; Eagle Point Dotue Harbison; Gold Hill-Sams Valley Mary Kell; Grandview
Lone Pine Dot Simmons; Grants Pass Maxine Hawkins; Happy Camp Hazel Davis: Hornbrook
Kathcrlne Chapman, Illinois Valley Kalhcnne Scott; Jacksonville Bette Hoskin; O'Brien Letha
Cooke; Phoenix Bertha Hanscom; Prospect-Velda Barr; Rogue River Lauraine Laws; Shady Cove
Evalyn WaUon; Table Rock R. E Nealon: Talent Goldie Davis; Tiller-Drew Viola Rogers; Trail
A Louis Day; Williams Shirley Fischer; Yreka Doris Robinson and Dorothy Stewart
Tablets
By R. E.
Mail Tribune Table
Table Rock We attended the Roosevelt Memorial
dinner last Saturday night, and it seemed to us there
was a larger crowd than usual. We were glad to hear
Larry Shcehan state there would be no smoking allowed.
However, before the close of the meeting, we noticed and
scented a couple of pipes, and a few women and men
sneaking out some lighted cigarettes. We wonder if
smokers realize how incompatablc it is to non-smokers to
sit in a hall with closed doors and windows breathing air
that is polluted with second hand cigarette smoke.
The usual highly interesting program was carried
out, with many outstanding numbers, all of which
brought back to us the hectic days of the early thirties
when F.D R. said: "The only thing we have to fear is
fear itself." This not only lit the spark of hope and
faith to go forward in our country, but also in many
other nations. Senator McCarthy the guest of honor,
and speaker, proved to be an excellent speaker, throw
ing in bits of humor as he went along. After telling of
the many things Senator Morse had done, and the times
he had differed with proposals which were made only
later to find he was right. He said there are many things
he could do yet, that if there were, there would be no
need to re-elect him. "Just as well elect a Republican,"
he said. At this remark a Republican lady across the
table raised her eye brows but smiled. His introduction
of Morse brought the audience to its feet with terriffc
applause that lasted several minutes. We would say that
Senator Morse has lost none of his popularity, if any
thing, It has grown, and the man that beats him in
his race for the senate will know that he has been in
a horse race.
Several Attend Seegmiller Funeral
Several from this area attended the Rulon Seeg
miller funeral at Memory Garden Monday. Mr. Seeg
miller often visited here with his daughter and family
at the Elmo Stallings home, and lived several years in
the Beagle district where he took an active part in social
affairs, and was an active member of the Sams Valley
Grange.
Stamping the name of the country where lumber
is made would do no harm, but in our opinion, would
have very little, if any, influence on the sale of lumber
here. A few days ago we saw a woiKman nailing some
beautiful hardwood boards on a wall. We asked him if
that wasn't expensive lumber for that purpose. He said,
no, this lumber came from Japan. We have seen people
buy in hardware stores tools with the words made in
Japan stamped on them.
The Amos Maplesden family, who have spent the
past several months at the Hull orchards, have moved
back to their farm in the Meadows district.
A nice newsy letter from Miss Linda Bishop at Bethel,
Kan. who wants to know about changes and goings on at
the Table Rock Community where the Bishop family
resided for several years. So instead of a letter, we will
will send her a Mail Tribune. Yes, the old house is
still in our back yard, the Corncrib is still near the
Sage house, but there is a new three bedroom modern
dwelling just across the road from the old pine tree.
An addition is being made to the J. L. Nealon house,
home of the Robert Dunns, and a two-room addition is
being made to the Henry Rowcll home, and a concrete
foundation and new floor joists have been put under
the former Sharp house, now owned by the Rowells.
Two large buildings for rabbits are being built, one on
the E. E. Robinson farm, and one on the E. W. Robinson
farm. When completed they will house some 200 breed
ing rabbits.
The Sunday school is operating about as usual with
the average attendance. On a recent Sunday we had Tom
and Jerry with us. Tom Robinson and Jerry Dunn.
Oh, Those Phone Calls
Here of late we have received so many letters and
telephone calls from Insurance salesmen trying to sell
lis life insurance of all kinds. It makes us feel like Red
Skclton, who recently said: the first thing he does in the
morning is get the paper and look over the obituaries,
and if his name isn't there he gets up and goes to work.
Mrs. Anna Jacobsen, who is living with the George
Jones family in Sams Valley, was a visitor here Wed
nesday. She asked us to thank for her the ladies who
have sent her many lovely cards.
The local Sunday school is preparing a program for
Easter Sunday to which all are invited.
Thought for the Day: Look to your health, and if
you have it, praise God and value it next to a good
conscience. Izaak Walton.
Josephine County News
Cave Junction Council
Seeks Street Repairs
Cave Juiu-tion - The city Fischer and diet Booth Jr.
council passed a resolution re
questing special funds to e
condition and repair a street
in Cave Junction at its last!
meeting.
Appointment of the city
budget committee was com
pleted with Fred Salvage re
appointed to a three-year
term. George Simmons was
named to the committer to
replace Rob Stirmer. Mrs.
Beryl lliiir.o and L. E. Pierson
are the other committee mem
ber:. Accident Victim
O'Brien - Elbert Moore was
the victim of unfortunate cir-
cuniiitances recently. He was
chopping wood in the garage
on his place and caught the
axe in a coat hanging above
on a rafter. The axe fell with
force on his head.
Klheii with his head gush
ing blood, and a very fright-:
ened wife, went to Grants'
Pass, driving his own car, and
gut nine stitches to close the
gash.
He was loo weak from loss
of blood to work the next
day. All i going well now.
however, and the stitches
have been removed
Visitor From Utah
Williams Mrs. Annette
Moulton, Ogdcn. Utah, is vis-1
itmg with relatives in the Wil-'
hams area. She is staying at .
the home of her sister and
brother-in-law. Mr and Mrs. i
C O. Booth Sr. Mis. Harry I
NEALON
Rock Correspondent
m r in i n ii.-i.-i' iinu m'fiiiuw.
Mr. and Mrs. Booth drove
to Dunstmiir, Calif., to meet
the train when Mis. Moulton
arrived
Rogue Wonderland
Assn. to Meet in
Shady Cove Tuesday
Shady Cove - A general
meeting of the Roruc Wonder
land association will be held
on Tuesday eveninc; at the
Rogue River Lodce starling at
8 o'clock. All business peo
ple on Highway S2 are cordi
ally invited to be there and to
; discuss ideas (or improve
ment and betterment of the
whole area. Kaeh member is
asked to briny an interested
non-member to tins meeting.
The fire phone which has
been located at the Hoyal
j Coachman Motel in Shady
'Cove has been chanted and is
now located at Ihe Cove Val
ley Supply with the original
fire phone still in service at
Ihe Cove Variety,
The reason for changing
the phono was that the Lev
erings had a hard time hear
ing it when they were outside
taking care oi the motels. So
if a fire should break out any
where in the community re
member to dial aotl and the
fire phone will ring both at
the Cove Variety store and at
the Cove Valley Supply.
Regional Calendar
Table Rock Easter sun
rise services will be held by
Dallas Purcell of the Traun
esian Sanctuary Sunday at
4:45 a.m. The services are non
denominational and all are in
vited. To reach the sanctuary,
take Table Rock rd. to high
way 234, turn right to Mead
ows rd., go left on Meadows
to Beagle rd., then left on
Beagle for 2Va miles. Direc
tional signs will be posted.
Breakfast will be served after
the services.
Gold Hill-A planning meet
ing to discuss a proposed
youth center in Gold Hill will
be held Monday at 7:30 p.m.
at the Public Library in the
old city hall building on Sixth
ave. Robert L. Schmidt of the
Jackson County Juvenile de
partment will speak. Repre
sentatives from . local organ
izations will participate. Oth
er interested adults as well
as teenagers are invited to at
tend. '
Illinois Valley The oper
etta scheduled by Illinois Val
ley high school Monday will
begin at 8 p.m.
Jacksonville The Jackson
ville Lions club will stage an
Easter morning pancake
breakfast from 7 a.m. to 1
p.m. at the Lions hall. Mon
day evening, the . Lions aux
iliary will hold election of
officers. Wives of Lion mem
bers are urged to attend.
-
Jacksonville An Easter
Egg hunt sponsored by the
Jacksonville Lions auxiliary
and Police Chief Frank Car
ter will be held Saturday at
10 a.m. in the Beekman lot
at Fifth and Pine sts. Jack
sonville children up to 10
years old are invited, Stoner
and Sons Poultry farm has
donated 40 dozen eggs for the
occasion.
Gold Hill Girl Scout
Troop 121 will meet Monday
at 3:15 p.m. in the scout room
at the old city hall building
on Sixth ave.
N. California
Television Log
Programs lilted below are
received from the television
stations and the Mull Tribune
assumes no responsibility exoept
to make chances as supplied.
KIEM-TV (Channel 3)
Friday
4:00 Com man tier Astronaut
6 30 Huckleberry Hound
6.U0 News
6:10 Weather
fits Walter Cr on kite Newi
6:30 Scahunt
7:00 Bu.graphy
7 30 Rawhide
8 30 Route 66
9:30 Dinah Shore Show
10:30 Evewttneaa To History
11:00 Big Three Movie;
12 30 Newi & Weather
Saturday
10:45 CBS Baseball
1:43 Big 3 Mat!ne
3:00 Skv King
3 30 Mighty Mouse
4:00 Roller Derby
5:00 Modern Science Theatra
5 30 Big Picture
6.00 Dan Smoot Report
6:15 Industry on Parade
6:30 Joey Bishop
7:00 Ichabod and Ma
7:30 Perry Mason
8 30 The Defender
9:30 Have Gun. Will Travel
10 00 Gunsmoke
1 1 :00 Brinkley'R .tournal
11 30 News &. Weather
Sunday
10:45 CBS Baseball
1 ;30 Double Feature: ''Crowd
Roars" and "Naked Gun"
4 00 Tht Is The Life
4 30 Oral Robert
R 00 Amateur Hour'
5:30 G E. Collese Bowl
6;00 20th Century
6 30 Mr. Ed
7:00 Marlneland Cirrus
fi.tio Ed Sullivan Show
9 00 Twilight Zone
9 30 Jack Benny
10 00 Candid Camera
10 30 What's My Line
11:00 News
11:15 News and Weather
KVIP-TV (Channel 7)
Friday
5 00 Captain Comet, Cecil
A Beanie
6 00 NewsbeHt
6 30 Nev!hcat Northslaie
6 4. NBC News
7 00 Follow the Sun
ft 00 Siraichtas
A .to Flint Stone
9 no 77 Sunset Strip
10 00 Tared Corrupters
U no ABC Newsreel
11 15 Big Movie: "Lullaby of
Bnada '
12 30 Late News
Saturdj
H Oil Shart Lewi
9 30 King Leonards
10 00 Fur
10,10 Bihie Storv Hour
11 oo Baseball LA at Milwaukee
2 ,lo tvalh Valley Days
3 00 Christian Science
3 m uiso pate
4 ,10 Pro Bowlers Tour
6 OO Danger Mao
6 30 Fishing m Mexico
7 oo Fight of the Week
7 45 M;tke That Spare
8 00 Calvin and the Colonel
B 30 Leave it lo Beaver
9 00 Lawrence W'elk
10 00 Hollvwood Special ' Indian
Fighter"
1".' 00 Lale News
Sunda
0 oo Sunrise Service
10 00 Easier Bible Siorv
H to Herald f Truth
1 1 00 The Northerner
11 30 BAseball LA at Milwaukee
2 30 Meet the Professor
3 00 Talk Back
3 30 Editor s Choice
4 Oil Usues A- Answers
4 30 Dan Smoot
4 4. Christian Science
5 Oil Wide World of Sports
et 30 Maverick
7 ;m Walt DiMiev
g ;io Car ,M Where Are You
1 00 Bonanza
in oo Shannon
10 101 aw man
1 i oo px id Brmfctev
) 30 This :. ihe Way
12 00 Late News
MEDr'ORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
Speech Festival Planned Saturday
Central Point - Between 50 1 mary and secondary educa
and 60 elementary and junior tion."
high school pupils in school' R. rough 20 at
. . , . Crater high will be used for
district No. 6 will participate ,he fcstival. The public is in-
in the third annual speech j vjte(j , attend. The schedule
festival at Crater high school . is as follows:
tomorrow. 8:30 a.m. - registration; S
Parlirinalino nunil a r e , a.m. - debate; 1 0 a.m.-poetry
from the sixth, seventh and
eighth grades in Central
Point, Gold Hill and Sams
Valley.
Donald Lacey, speech in
structor at Crater and direc
tor of the festival, explained
that the event is not a contest.
"There will be no winners or
losers," he said. Each partici
pant will receive a merit cup,
and ribbons will be awarded
for excellence.
School officials. Southern
Oregon college professors and
others will offer critiques of
each speaker.
The participants will be
divided into five categories:
humorous reading, serious
reading, oratorical declama
tion, poetry reading and de
bate. The debate will be on
"Resolved: That the federal
government should assist pri-
Cancer Training
Planned in Ashland
Ashland - The American
Cancer Society will hold a
training session for shland
Crusaders April 24 from 10
a.m. to 12 noon at the Episco
pal Parish hall (across from
the post office).
All vcunteer Crusaders are
asked to pick up their kits
and receive final briefing for
the residential crusade. C. E.
Gordon will speak at 10:30 on
"The Role of the Crusader."
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OP SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY
No. I I2T6
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of
' MAZIE ANN BATES. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, H. C. Bates,
administrator of the estate of Ma
zie Ann Bates, deceased, will sell
at private sale on or after the hour
of 10:00 o'clock a.m. on the 7th day
of May, 1062. at the offices of Har
bison and Piazza, 201 U. S. Na
tional Bank Bldg.. Medford, Ore
gon, for cash or upon such terms
as may be agreed upon, the follow
ing described real property situ
ated in Jackson County, Oregon,
to-wit:
Beginning at a point on the West
line of Donation Land Claim No.
40, in Township 39 South. Range
1 East, Willamette Meridian.
Jackson County, Oregon, said
point being the Southeast corner
ot land described in Volume 72.
Page 519 of the Deed Records of
Jackson County. Oregon; thence
South along the West line of said
Donation Land Claim, 193.17 feet
to the Northeast corner of prop
erty described in Volume 312,
Page 43 of Deed Records; thence
We.st alone the North line of mid
property. 170.0 feet to the North
west corner thereof: thence
North, parallel to the Went line
of Donation Land Claim No. 40,
105 17 feet; thence East. 170.0
feet to the point of beginning.
EXCEPTING therefrom that
portion lying within the boun
daries or Scenic Drive,
together with all of the tenements,
hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging, or in any
wise appertaining.
Said sale will be for cash or
upon such terms as may he ap
proved, subject to the confirmation
of this Court.
This notice is published pursuant
lo an Order of the above entitled
Court, dated the 4th day of April,
DATED AND FIRST PUBLISHED
this 6th day of April. 1062
H. C. Bates, Administrator
Harbison and Piazza
Attorneys for Administrator
ORDINANCE NO. 614
AN ORDINANCE declaring the
Council s intent to cause the exca
vation, grading, construction of
curbs and asphalt paving of Alder
Street from Front Street to Fourth
Street in the City of Central
Point. Oregon, and to assess the
cost thereof on adjacent property;
providing for a meeting of the
Council to consider protests against
said improvement; and providing
for the service of owners of adja
cent property with notice of said
hearing hv the Recorder.
WHEREAS, a petition in due and
proper form wan heretotore filed
wilh the Council requesting ihe
excavation, grading, construction
of curbs and asphalt paving of
Alder Street from Front Street to
Fourth Street in the City of Cen
tral Point and the Council hereto
fore ordered the preparation of
plans and specifications for said
proposed improvement and
WHEREAS, the plans and spect
fica lions for said proposed im
provement have now been ap
proved by the Council and are on
file in the office of the City Re
corder, now therefore
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
CENTRAL POINT DO ORDAIN
AS FOLLOWS
Section 1: That tt is the Inten
tion of the Council to cause the
excavation, grading construction
of curbs and asphalt paving of
Alder Street from Front Street to
Fourth Street in the City of Cen
tral Point in accordance with
plans and specifications therefor
on tile in the oltice of the City
Recorder at ihe City Hall in Cen
tral Point. Orecon. to which plans
and specifications reierence is
hereby made, and to assess upon
each lot or part thereof, adjacent each lot. ,ir part thereof, adjacent
to and benefited by such improve- ( to and benefited by such improve
ment its proportionate share of j ment Us proportionate share of
the cost thereof as provided hv the cost thereof as provided by the
the Charter of the City of Central Charter of the City of Central
Point Point
section 2: The Council will meet J section 3: The Council will meet
at the City Hall in Central Point j at the City Hall in Central Point
on May l, l9tJ. at the hour of 7 30 : on May i. 19H2. at the hour of 7 30
o'clock pin., at which time and o'clock pm. at uhich time and
place the owners of said adjacent place the owners of said adjacent
propertv are hereby called upon property are hereby called upon
lo appear lefore the Council and ( to appear before the Council and
show cause, if any h said ' show cause, if any. why said
street should not be improved in j street should not be improved in
accordance with said plAiis and I accordance with said plans and
specifications and why said prop- , specifications and why said prop
erty should nol be assessed for erty should not he assessed for
said improvement 5aid improvement.
Section J: The Ctty Recorder is section 3: The Citv Recorder t
hrreh directed lo sere notice of herrbv directed to serve notice of
said hearing upon the a I ore said
property owners hv publishing this
Ordinance once in ttie Medford
Mail Tribune a newspaper of gen
eral circulation wHhin the City
of Central Point, at lensl ten UOi
das beiore the date of s.ud hear
ing and hv posting five copies
ol this ordinance one thereof at
each ot live t3i public and con-
spicuous places in the Citv of
Central Point, for a period of ten
10' d? prior to said hearing
PASSKD by the Council and
stcned M me in open
authentication of rs pa
17th dav of April, -ok;
F W Mason
Mayor
ATTI'ST
L le Paull
Recorder
Approved hv rue thi i
of April. l.'
F W Miscri
Mer
and serious reading; 10:45
a m. - humorous reading and
oratory; u.ra ii.m.
and poetry reading; 1:15 p.m.
- humorous reading and ora
tory; 2 p.m. - debate, and 3
p.m. - awards.
Gold Hill-Gilbert A. Mack,
principal of Gold Hill schools,
announced names of pupils
from H a n b y elementary
school who will participate in
the speech festival at Crater
high school Saturday.
As a result of try outs held
here Hanby will be repre
sented in serious reading by
Shirley Kell, Barbara White,
Marlene White, Joanne Hil
key, with first alternate Dan
Castleberay and second alter
nate Gwen Banry,
Humorous reading: Joe
Thomas, Shirley Kell, Patty
LEGAL NOTICES
ORDINANCE NO. 638
AN ORDINANCE declaring the
Council's intent to cause the exca
vation, grading, construction of
curbs and asphalt paving of Sixth
Street from Ash Street to Hazel
Street in the City of Central Point,
Oregon, and to assess the cost
thereof on adjacent property; pro
viding for a meeting of the Coun
cil to consider protests against
said improvements; and providing
for the service of owners of adja
cent property with notice of said
hearing hy the Recorder.
WHEREAS, a petition in due
and proper form was heretofore
filed with the Council requesting
the excavation, grading, construc
tion of curbs and asphalt paving
of Sixth Street from Ash Street
to Hazel Street in the City of
Central Point and the Council
heretofore ordered the preparation
of plans and specifications for said
proposed improvement, and
WHEREAS, the plans and specifi
cations for said proposed improve
ment have now been approved by
the Council and are on file in
the office of the City Recorder,
now therefore
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY
OF CENTRAL POINT DO ORDAIN
AS FOLLOWS:
, Section l; That it is the inten
tion of the Council to cause the
excavation, grading, construction of
curbs and asphalt paving of Sixth
Street from Ash Street to Hazel
Street in the City of Central Point
in accordance with plans and speci
fications therefor on file in the
office of the City Recorder at the
Citv Hall in Central Point. Oregon,
to which plans and specifications
reference is hereby made, and to
assess upon each lot. or part there
of, adjacent to and benefited by
such improvement its proportion
ale share of the cost thereof as
provided by the Charter of the
Citv of Central Point.
Section 2: The Council will meet
at the City Hall in Central Point
on Mav 1. 19ti2, at the hour of
7 :30 o'clock p.m.. at which time
and place the owners of said ad
jacent, property are nti t viuri
upon to appear before the Council
and show cause, if any. why said
street should not be improved in
accordance with said plans and
specifications and why said prop
erty should not be assessed for
said improvement.
Section 3: The City Recorder
is hereby directed to serve notice
of said hearing upon the aforesaid
property owners by publishing this
Ordinance once in the Medford
Mail Tribune, a newspaper of gen
eral circulation within the City of
Central Point, at least ten UOi days
before the date of said hearing
and by posting five (51 copies of
this ordinance, one thereof at each
of five i5 public and conspicuous
places in the City of Central Point,
tor a period of ten (10) days prior
to said hearing.
PASSED by the Council and
signed hy me in open session in
authentication of its passage this
17th day Of April, 1962.
F. W. Mason
Mayor
ATTEST
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Ti mrrr r
Approved by me this 17th day
oi April. 1962.
F. W. Mason
Mayor
ORDINANCE NO. S40
AN ORDINANCE declaring the
Council s intent to cause the exca
vation, grading, construction of
curbs and asphalt paving ot Grand
Avenue from Fourth Street to
Freeman Road in the City of Cen
tral Point, Oregon, and to assess
the cost thereof on adjacent prop
erty; providing for a meeting of
the Council to consider protests
against said improvement; and pro
viding for the service of owners
or adiacent property with notice
of said bearing by the Recorder.
WHEREAS, a petition in due and
proper form was heretofore filed
with the Council requesting the
excavation, grading, construction of
curbs and asphalt paving of Grand
Avenue from Fourth Street to
Freeman Road in the City of Cen
tral Point and the Council hereto
fore ordered the preparation of
plans and specifications for said
proposed improvement, and
WHEREAS, the plans and specifi
cations for said proposed improve
ment have now been approved by
the Council and arc on file in the
office of the City Recorder, now
therefore
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
CENTRAL POINT DO ORDAIN
AS FOLLOWS:
Sect ion 1: That it is the inten
tion ot the Council to cause the
excavation, grading, construction
oi curbs and asphalt paving of
Grand Avenue from Fourth
Street to Freeman Road in the
Citv of Central Point in accord
ance with plans and specifications
therefor on file in the office ol the
Citv Recorder at the City Hall in
Central Point. Orecon. to which
plan and specifications reference
is hereby made ann to assess upon
said hearing upon the aforesaid
property owners by publishing this
Ordinance once in the Mr d lord
Mail Tribune, a newspaper of gen
eral circulation within the CM y of
Central Point, at least ten M0 davs
beforr the date of said hearing and
posting five i i ' copies of thi
ordinance one thereof at each of
five i.V public and conspicuous
places in the Citv of Central Point.
lor a period ot ten 1 0 1 davs prior
to said hearing
PASSED b the
Council and
si tiled by me in open session in
authentication of its passage this
17th day of April. W2
F W Mason
Ma or
TTFST
l.Me paull
Recorder
r proved hv me this P'h dav of
April. 19rJ
I r w Mason
i Maer
Washburn, Bob Boye, with i Danny Rice, Steven Jannusch,
DaveWhite as first alternate, and Karalee Canham; humor
anrt rami Washburn spcond : ous bv Timothy Pleasant and
alternate.
Poetry: Linda Parker, Ran
dv Turner, Sandra Ganong.
Christine Olson, Mike Barber
first alternate and second al
ternate, Judy Wilson.
Oratory: Linda Parker,
Randy Turner, Rhonda Rose
crans, Tom Kellogg, Darrell
Kiger first alternate and Judy
Wilson as second alternate.
The affirmative debate team
is Mike Turner and Susan
Rosecrans. The negative de -
bate team is Linda Hilkey
. ., ru,
and Eileen Kell. Carolyn
r,bwon,,SernMcSKinney
the two alternates.
Sams Valley school will be
represented in oratory by
LEGAL NOTICES
NOT It' P. OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
M.ECTION A Nil MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in
compliance with Sec. 331.010.ORS.
to the legal voters of School Dis
trict No 59. of Jackson County,
State or Oregon, that the ANNUAL
SCHOOL ELECTION AND MEET
ING of said District will be held
at Prospect High School. Room 3;
between the hours of 2 P.M. and
8 P.M. on the first Monday pf May.
being Ihe 7th day of May. A.D.
19H2. for the purpose of:
Electing one School Board mem.
ber tor a term of five years
and one Rural Board Zone
member for a terms of three
years.
DATED, this 20th day of April.
1962.
C. G. Hedcpcth.
Chairman. Board of Directors.
ATTEST:
Faye Orgatn,
School District Clerk.
ORPIN A NCR NO. 646
AN ORDINANCE declaring the
Council"! intent to cause the ex
cavation, grading, construction of
curbs and asphalt paving of Sixth
Street from Hazel Street to Ma
zama Street in the City of Cen
tral Point. Oregon, and to assess
the cost thereof on adjacent prop
erty; providing for a meeting of
the Council to consider protests
against said improvement: and
orovidins for the service of owners
of adjacent property with notice
of said hearing by the Recorder.
WHtntAa, a petition in due and
proper form was heretofore filed
with the Council requesting the
excavation, grading, construction
of curbs and asphalt paving of
Sixth Street from Hazel Street lo
Mazama Street in the City of Cen
tral Point and the Council hereto
more ordered Ihe preparation of
plans and specifications for said
proposed improvement, and
WHEREAS, the plans and speci
fications for said proposed im
provement have not been approved
by the Council and are on file in
the office of the City Recorder,
now therefore
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
CENTRAL POINT DO ORDAIN AS
FOLLOWS:
Section l: That ft Is the inten
tion of the Council to cause the
excavation, grading, construction
of curbs and asphalt paving of
Sixth Street from Hazi! Street to
Mazama Street in the City of Cen
tral Point in accordance with plans
and spec! ticat ions therefor on
file in the office of the City Re
corder at the City Hall in Central
point, uregon, to wnicn pians ano
specifications reference is hereby
made, and to assess upon eacn lot.
or part thereof, adjacent to and
neneiiien ny sucn improvement,
its proportionate share of the cost
thereof as provided hv the Charter
of the City of Central Point.
Section 2: The Council will meet
at the City Hall in Central Point
on May 1. 19(i2, at the hour of
7:30 o'CIock p.m., at which time
and place the owners of said
adjacent property are hereby
called upon to appear before the
Council and show cause, if any.
why said street should not be
improved in accordance with said
plans and specifications and why
said property should not be
assessed for said improvement.
section .i: i ne t-iiy rtecorner is
hereby directed to serve notice of
said hearing upon the aforesaid
property owners by publishing this
Ordinance once in the Medford
Mail Tribune, a newspaper of Gen
eral circulation within the City of
Central Point, at least ten (lOi
days before the date of said hear-
ng and by postinc five i.-ii copies
of this ordinance, one thereof at
each of five (5) public and con
spicuous places in the City of Cen
tral Point, for a period of ten U0(
days prior to said hearing.
frtWhU ny tne council and
signed by me in open session in
authentication of its passage this
17th day of April. iifi2
F W. Mason
Mayor
ATTEST:
Lyle Paull
Recorder
Approved by me this 17th day of
April. 1962.
F W Mason
Mayor
"The Newspapers That
Fought City Hall"
Read how the courageous men of two
public-spirited newspapers in Utiea, N.Y.
brought Corruption to its knees. It's all here!
the violence, the threats, the dogged work
then Victory!
April 22nd Issue
See it with your copy of
Medford Mail Tribune
Carole JacKei; serious oy
Stanley Shope, Jim Decker,
and Mike Croxton; poetry by
Susan McAllister, Carole
Jackel, Sallyanne Cornelius,
and Karolee Canham.
LEGAL NOTICES
PUBLIC AICTION
I1L11.II1NC.S
April 24. l'i. at 10:00 A.M., P.S.T.
The Oregon State Highway Coin-
mission will oner ior stue ti omi
PbI" u;ViiI n'1 Wuforma As"cI
! in lne wrst end oi Jacksonville,
Oregon The sale will be held on
the premies on April 24. 190.J,
!at ,f00 a m
I FnFWrS.8 2? "5
00 Am
buildings mcst be removed
DATE OF SALE.
TERMS OF SALE Cash or check
at time of sale. The building to be
sold to the highest bidder at oral
public auction wilh the State rc
servins the ripht to accept or re
ject any or all bids. All of the bid
price must accompany the success
fu bid.
SALE NO. 4f. iFile No. 34502)
INFORMATION: Property Man
ager. 5flfi State Highway Building,
Salem Orecon.
For information regarding move
ment of these buildings on Stat
Highwava. contact R. L. Lammerl,
State Highway Dept.. Medford,
Orecon. Phone SP 3-3933 prior
to date of sale.
LEAVES
GRASS CLIPPINGS
PAPER!
CRABGRASS SEEDS!
TRASH!
VACUUMED UP
AND BAGGED
AS YOU MOW!
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must tv behind rrn
Irols before mpwerran
KtJirl. No srcidental
ttlxrls.
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ROTARY MOWER
TORO
Hardware & Implement
Company
311 Pine St. - Central Point
Phone NO 4-1373
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