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STORY TIME Mrs. A. D. Van Horn, librarian at the Cen
tral Point library, report that the story time for pre-school-era
at the library has been well received by Central Point
residents. Last Friday morning 30 children attended, in
cluding Mrs. Jim Backcn's kindergarten class. The story time
la held each Friday morning from 10 to 10:30. It is conduct
ed by volunteer readers. In above photo, Mrs. Harry Tonn
reads to the children of Mrs. Backcn's kindergarten class.
Regional Roundup
by Clava TwHchall
Moil Tribune Regional Editor
It is unlikely that the State Highway department
conducts many highway relocation hearings quite like
the ones held in Jacksonville last week. There arc un
doubtably many hearings at which most of those mak
ing themselves heard, speak against a proposed route,
but such objections are usually made on the grounds
the proposal would bypass the town by too great a dis
tance and take away all its commerce, or that It would
ruin the property of the person making the objection.
But In Jacksonville, most seemed to fear that the
highway wouldn't be taken far enough away from the
city. Don't let it mar the historical sites (and sights)
of the town was the cry most often heard.
The hearings (actually one formal hearing and two
information sessions) had their colorful and amusing
moments. The color was provided by the surroundings
in which the meetings were held, the old city hall
building, and by the array of oidtlmcrs and Jackson-ville-ized
young adults who spoke. The humor of the
occasion, for us at least, was the delightful situation
at the first Information meeting in which nobody could
explain how the idea of surveying a bypass through
Jacksonville had originated. Nobody in the audience
knew who or what was behind the proposal and the
highway department men present had to confess that
they didn't know either. They had merely been di
rected to make a survey.
Subsequently we heard that the reason for the hurry
was a large timber sale which is expected to take place
in the Applcgate Valley this summer, necessitating use
of the highway by numerous lumber trucks.
Canttal Pointers Will Naad Storecards
One practically needs a scoreboard to tell who's who
in the Central Point city government following the
musical-chair like developments in that city last week.
At Tuesday night's council meeting, City Recorder
Lyle Paull resigned. A few months previously he also
had resigned as city administrator. At a special meet
ing Friday night, Mayor Freeman Mason resigned and
was appointed city recorder and administrator. City
Council Chairman Bill Saxbury was then appointed
mayor to fill out Mason's term. Two new councilmcn,
Warren Holbrook and Ben Mushancy, were appointed,
one to fill in for Saxbury, the other to replace Cliff
Ayrea, who had resigned several weeks ago.
Congratulations on your appointments, gentlemen!
Opening For Correspondent In Eagle Point
Dottie Harbison, our hard-working Eagle Point cor
respondent, is planning to retire from the Job at the
end of April and take a much-deserved rest. Persons
interested In applying for the corrcpsondent's post In
that area arc invited to address a letter to the Regional
Editor, Mall Tribune, Mcdford, Oregon.
Scout Uniforms Sought
Eagle Point - All sizes and them to the City Hall in Eagle
parts of either Boy or Cub
Scout uniforms are being
sought by the newly organ
ized troops in Eagle Point.
Several new boys have
joined the troops and anyone
having uniforms their boys
have cither outgrown or are
not using are asked to bring
Point or call 446-3241 and
the Scoutmaster will have
them picked up.
These uniforms are not sup
posed to be worn by non
scoutcrs and would be very
much appreciated by boys
now in scouting.
THIS
PFEEK
...in
FQ9 Honor
Flies of...
"Just off Jacksonville Highway"
MEMORIAL PARK FUNERAL HOME
WEDDING CHAPEl MAUSOLEUM
COLUMBARIUM CREMATIONS
139J Arnold lane ft Phone 773-7338
Rogue River
Residents Voting
On Park Question
Rogue River Ballots have
been mailed out along with
water bills this month so the
citizens of Rogue River can
vote on the question of a city
park.
For several years $5000 has
been retained in the city budg
et toward purchase of a city
park. The city council would
like to know the wishes of
the citizens of, Rogue River
as to purchasing a park for
the city.
If the majority arc opposed
to using the money for a park,
it will be rebudgctcd for some
other project such as water
or street improvement.
A ballot box is being re
tained in the city recorder's
office until April 11. The of
fice is open from 10 a.m. to
2 p.m. Residents are asked to
fill out the questionnaire and
drop it in the box.
County Teachers
Meetings Slated
The Jackson County Class
room Teachers association
will hold its executive meet
ing at the Jackson County
Court House annex Tuesday
at 6:30 p.m.
Reservations for the DCT
dinner meeting at Rogue Riv
er Elementary School cafe
tcria on April IS should be
sent into the county school
superintendent's office by
April 10, it was announced.
The program for this meeting
will be a panel discussion on
counseling.
Installation of officers for
1063-64 will also take place
during this dinner meeting.
Members arc urged to at
tend both of these meetings.
Community Building
Governing Board
Will Meet April 24
Eagle Point A special
meeting of the governing
board for the Eagle Point
Scout Community building
was scheduled by the execu
tive board when it met last
week.
This meeting is being call
ed by the executive board for
the spcicific purpose of meet
ing with representatives of
all of the groups to discuss
a possible Fourth of July
fund raiser, participated in
by ail groups, with a portion
of the funds to be turned
over to the running of the
community building.
During the discussion of
youth fund raisers it was
pointed out that a possible
solution could be a fund
raiser with each group spon
soring a booth and the en
tire community supporting it
this one day of the year.
It was pointed out that
with proper publicity and
participating from everyone
in the community this could
be a much better solution for
the up-keep of the building
for everyone concerned.
Letters of notification will
be sent to all groups that the
governing board now has
names for. All groups who
use or want a part in govern
ing of the building are asked
to have two representatives
from their group present for
this meeting, being held April
24 at 8 p.m. in the commun
ity building.
A similar meeting was
called earlier this year by
one of the organizations, but
with little turnout, and the
success of this project will
depend on the interested
shown in this group.
Treasurer Ted Hoffman re
ported that there is presently
S471-plus in the treasury of
the Community building and
S257.83 In the park fund, with
all presently known bills
paid.
The secretary was instruct
ed to send a notice to the
organization whose member
was automatically dropped
from the excutive committee
because he missed three meet
ings, and ask for a replacement.
Fire Fighting Class
Planned Wednesday
Sams Valley Pupils
To Present Variety
Show Wednesday
Sams Valley - Students in
the first through sixth grades
at Sams Valley Elementary
school will present a spring
variety show Wednesday at
p.m. in the school gym
nasium. 1 heme tor the pro-
g r a m will be "Swinging
Along." All parents and pa
trons of the school arc invited
to attend.
The program will include
marching demonstrations, mu
sical games, bird whistling
and chorus singing.
The fourth grade looters
tonette band will play. First
and second graders will pre
sent a scarf dance, and num
bers will be provided by mem
bers of the fourth, fifth, and
sixth grade chorus.
Gold Hill The third in a
series of classes on fire fight
ing training will be given
for volunteer firemen and
other interested persons in
Gold Hill Wednesday at 7:30
p.m. at the fire hall on Fourth
ave.
This session will consist of
instruction on pump opera
tions and will be taught by
Robert Swindler, instructor,
who is a member of the Med-
ford Fire department.
The first lesson was on the
use of smoke masks and the
second class, held at the
smoke chamber in Mcdford,
gave the men an opportunity
to use the masks in a simu
lator house fire under hot
and smoky conditions.
Self - preservation was
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Central Point - Tuesday.
30 p.m., Lions club din
ner meeting, Pioneer catc.
Campaign night.
Central Point - Tuesday,
7:30 p.m., Cub Scout Pack 40
leaders meet at home of Mrs.
Louis Bittlc, 2320 Bcall In.
Central Point - Wednes
day, 7:30 p.m., Central Point
Lodge 135 AF&AM, F C. De
gree.
Central Point - Wednesday,
7:30 p.m., Presbyterian church
Faith circle, home of Mrs.
John Croskcll, 1022 Scenic
ave. Mrs. Jack Campbell will
present program.
Central Point - Thursday,
7:30 p.m.. Junior Chamber of
Commerce.
Wilriervillc - Friday, 7:30
p.m., Methodist church loyal
ty dinner. The Ucv. G. Wesley
Turner will speak. Film "The
Lord's Acre" will be shown
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Teen Confer Opens in
Cave Junction, Will
Be Open Again Tonight
Cave Junction - A com
munity teen center celebrated
its opening here last Monday,
with about 30 teen-agers turn
ing out to try its recreation
al facilities.
The teen center will be
open again this evening, from
5:30 to 9 p.m.
Games available at the ren
ter include shuffleboard. ping
pong, turf bowling and check
ers. Refreshments are featured
through a snack bar. Mothers
of the young people decorated
cakes and cookies for the
opening night at the center.
UNDERGOING SURGERY
O'Brien - Don and Dixie
Snider left for San Francis
co last week where Don will
undergo open-heart surgery.
This will be the final and
most serious of two operations
preceded by first stage sur
gery last June. The Sniders'
children are staying with
neighbors.
taught them as well as rescue
work under such circum
stances. This, Swindler said,
gave the men participating a
good idea of the importance
of smoke masks when enter
ing a burning building. Swind
ler said anyone who missed
the smoke chamber class
could make arrangements to
go though at a later date.
Gold Hill men who took
part in the smoke chamber
drill, going through twice and
spending eight minutes in the
chamber, were Ike Governor,
Robert Blank, Bob Gray, and
Donald Purdy. Governor,
Blank, and Purdy were among
those who attended the first
lesson on the use of smoke
masks in preparation for the
smoke chamber drill. Gray
was briefed at the second
class on the use of smoke
masks.
NEAL ELLIS
Butte Falls Standout
Ellis Outstanding
In Several Sports
Butte Falls - Ncal Ellis, a
senior at Butte Falls High
school, has proven himself to
be an outstanding athlete in
two fields during the 1962-63
school year.
He was chosen to the first
All-Star team as a guard dur
ing the District 5 basketball
tournament played at Klam
ath Falls.
Earlier in the year he was
chosen as an alternate quar
terback for the East - West
ShrlneN football game to be
played at Pendleton next fall.
At the present time Eilis is
starting the baseball season
as a pitcher for the Butte
Falls High School Loggers.
He lives al home With his
mother, Mrs. Bcrnice Ellis
and lias been a resident ot
Butte Falls all his life.
Trash To Be Picked
Up in Gold Hid
Area on Wednesday
Gold Hill - The annual
spring clean-up drive is under
way In Gold Hill, and resi
dents are reminded by city
officials that the only haul
ing day here will be Wed
nesday, commencing at 8 a.m.
Persons who have burnable
trash to be hauled are urged
to place it for pick-up prior
to the morning of the day
hauling is to be done.
Fire permits are now re
quired and may be obtained
by phoning Ferd Jones, city
recorder or C. Clyde hell,
fire chief.
Residents are urged to rid
Ihcir premises of trash, which
if allowed to accumulate, be
come fire hazards when the
dry grass season arrives.
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Attorney Advises South
Talent Sanitary Board
Talent - The South Talen
Sanitary district held its regu
lar meeting at the Talent City
hall Thursday evening. Walt
Hoffbuhr gave a short talk
quoting the law regarding the
pollution of irrigation water
and of the waters of running
streams.
Mrs. Jcannette Marshall, at
torney for the district, spoke
concerning preparation ot a
bond issue. She told board
members that they would
have to prepare two tran
scripts of the organizing of
the district and submit them
to the bonding attorneys be
fore anything further could
be done other than to appoint
three members of the district
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