HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.P. American 01/13/1955
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A plugged sewer line on Maple
street from First street to Third
sheet has caused headache to
the Central Point street da~ort-
ment this week.
RecoMet -Coordinator Arden
Plnkham and Ira Brock, city em-
ployee, worked for the first three
days 'this week attempting- 40
c]ear the line. A large gttantity
of sand and heavy gravel was
removed from the line.
Hose lines and lines from a
city fire department pumper wore
used several times to try to
move the black. It is not kno
at this time whether the tin,
wllk have. to be excavated to
clear the obstruction.
Fire ~Ia11~Library
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y C®nncilmau
A sp@cial eouncil meeting to
discuss plans for tho new Cent-
ral Point [ii•e hall-library build-
ing was held Monday evoning at
the city boll.
Robert J. Kcency, AEcdlord
architect, met with members oP
the council.
Minor changes were suggested
by members of the city body as
they reviewd plans presented by
Keeney. One change suggested
was to construct .the one-story
unit which will h
Special Comanittee
Itecomntenda Price
Scale for bid Phoney
Sub . there of the Central
Poin4 ]Rfiutunt Telephone Co, witl
receive. $3.D0 or $21.1)D !or their
telephones tvheh the Independ- I
ant service is taken over by ~
Pacific Telephono & Telegraph
iCo., It was learned yesterday
lrom a spokesman tor, the local
company.
ti has been decided to allow
$3.00 oach for alt wooden in-
struments end $ZL00 for all plas-
tic telephanos. Any lnstrumenes
which are damaged will be dis-
counted 50 per cent.
Two on Commllfea
(Iasjon Floux and W. 8. Ktn-
~ tic libra °use the pub-
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g caid, special _cotftmittecmon ap- '
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osits mind that a second
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nted~ to •invostigate prices to
paid for instruments, were
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at n
ater date if nectl-
ed named by tho board of directors
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Councilmen ordered Keeney to ~ o! the Central Point company at'
a hoard mooting held Decemb
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-bring plans to complotlon so lhry er
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milted to ~ontractotg-tor bid ,
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Year-end ~ deposits
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nee wltlt the agreo•
_[tietS4-e~tiUt...Past4$to.=.me•7Ee~'~--
_ boast bank showed an increase ~
r of~ $ZI5772 over th
ill a same date
>n one year ago, it was announced
this week.
Statement of condition figures
for the Centrpi Point branch on
December 31, 1954, show ~oposits~
at the branch were $ ,901,714
-and leans were $847,604, accord-
ing to branch manager R. C.
Isaacs.
in At the same time one year
~n ago, the branch reported deposits
al °f $1,685,942 and loans o[ $8I0,-
d- 561.
,h According •to bank President
C. B. Stephenson, deposits for
,d the 69 statewide banking offices
,r were $784,731,426, loans were
ill $388,245,083 and resources were
St $880,3?4,43?, as oP December 3l.
es Total deposits have increased
$195,683,993 over the same date
~i . . ens year ago,-.loarms-ere itp- 567:
C.P. A/nBfIZffi17$85§nd resources have in-
... creased S21a2ta stn
Thursday _ 1~~#
Central Poiht P-TA members
held their regular monthly tncet-
ing Thursdays evoning, January
D, in the unior high school li-
~brary with about 75 persons nt-
Mrs. A. M. Setness was host-
ess for the evening.
The meeting was opened by
President ° Mrs. •Morris Prink,
Harry •Meyers presented °his clar-
inet quartet composed of Edith
Van Hoy, Margaret Taylor, Julie
Ashton and Kathryn Straus, who
played twg numbers. Minutes
were mad by Mrs. Arthur Straus
and Mrs. Leo Ghelardi gave the
treasumr's report.
Mrs. Wilson reported on ihe-
study ~gioup-find expressed wish•
es fora better attcodance. The
.Ioeal firm ~ Is So return to 1rP&T
all of the telephones of raCprd
and alt o! the extottslona of roe-,
ord, `hie agraemant. We9 opproV-~~
ed by •Eko members present sf
the annual mcedng v;f 1954. By
this action, Central Point Mutual'
Telephone Co. is llabla to re-
turn the alit telephones, ns the
new ones are connected,
Qivo Aeeoip!
Aa soon as posslblo after the
cutrover, the local mana~or, Ray-
mond G. Ekdahi, will romove
the ,old Instrument and give sub
scribers a receipt indicating the
amount to be paid.
The board of dlrcetors, of the
meeting in December, voted to
eedcem only shares of rec°asd at .
that date.
Proceeds from liquidation op
the compony wilt be divided
equally among the shareholders.
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