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Proposed New Contract for City Water
~e Indicates Price Increase to Residents
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Rpnnld Mend, member of Crnl-
or rhnplm~, Fulurc Fnrmars of
Americo, hna received the Ihst
Berkshire gift from the swine
chain started lust vent.
The choln wos instHuted Ins)
yanr by Faber`s Formers Supply
a7 Medmrd when C. W. Anhorn,
store mflnngcr, presented n
Berkshire gilt to Gerald Aoll.
The only requirement is that n
gilt must be returned to the
chopler so it moy be awarded
to nnolher member.
Five frcahmen'boys were inter-
viewed 6y chapter officers be-
fore this yeor's ownrd wos made.
STOP FOR DU9E8-Plelurod nbova ore illnefrolione o!
Oregon ®school bus atopp law, On n Iwo-lone rood, you must slop
when meeting or ovortalring n school bus whlcb hna hallod to load
or unload chlldron. On mulliplo lano roads, shown In tiro 8oltam
akotch, you mU4t atop only 1! lrovoling In fho semo dlrentlon
ae fho boa. Drlvoea moy oaf ppees fho boa oe long as ony chlldron
oro Ieavlne fho bus or eroeeing fho rondwoy.
Mead Receivee Cilt Bike Safety Program
In FFA Swine Chain Planned to Kickoff
NEW PICKUP TRUCK
Chief Rirhnra ,{rupp o[ Cent-
rnl Pnim Rural Fire Prntcrlimr
Distrift wos in San Fraticisrn
\V edneatlsv to take dclivcrv nt
a Haw pickup for the deparnnrnt.
S-D Day Promotion
An Immadmle bicycle entoty
program cans announced by Po-
Tice Chlet Ornn Chnetnin, city
9nfe-Driving Dny tlircetor, ne n
Ito-In with 3-D Drty nn Dacom-
bar 1.
CIdeF Chnslaln sorted lhnt nil
bicycles will be cheeited for
proper equipment. .reflectors.
Ilghts and {Icense, to ncquoint
younRatore with Iha importnncc
nt Aflte drlving.
Chnslnin is also planning on
intm'mntlonol program to tench
adult drivers. He indicated lhnt
he w11I deliver 5-D Dny folks to
slobs and nrRUnimtions wishing
informa0nn oboist the nntlon-
u•idc safely promotion.
Ex®lnrpr Srnutr
N@W, C@ntraCt Rat@
May Cauee 25 Cent
Monthly lncreaa®
An incrcaeo In fhocoat of
orator to fho city of Contra) point
and a rolatod lncronao fn cantor
rntoe to Indlvidunl city usora was
dlacussad by city eamenmon
Monday ovoning durhtg tltoh• No-
vombor avaelon following pro-
aeninUon of n proposod now con-
tract for orator from the City
of Modtord. _ __
-~-1'tl-o now eatodulo, proAtt4od
to fho council for study, Inc~lentos
on Incroneo In fho coat of tNator
to fho Illy, Rnead on Ilgura~ com-
pliod by Ute Modtord Wntor
Commlealon for Ilto porlBd Oc-
lobor i, 1084, to Novomltor 1,
1065, fho incroaeo cast nmounta
to D.D por cont.
Tho presonl wnlrnet with iho
Modtord Wator Commlealon az-
ph-ca Novmnbm• 23,
Aa n compmrelon, fho present
mtd proposed wnlor cosiE to thn
city mo outlinod below;
Connoat ptaean! proposod
Inch ~ L00 1.75
1 Inch 1.30 a.25
1 ya brcit 1.40 a.86
2 bleb 1,00 3,T0
3 Inert 3.30 0.90
fn ndditlon to thle bneo too, fho
chy o! Conh•ni Pohd must cbnrgo
nn addlttannt $L60 to aacb con•
Heel to pay off fho bondod tn-
debtodnoss ngnlnet tiw cantor
systont.
An ndttittmml scimdulo tm• wat-
t cr lu excess oI fho mlulmung of
DonO Itnliollq, le oleo pt»poeaad byy
fho cmnmisnlnn. Thlq'-eoRS'dit1U"-
provldm: 1st -00,000 gallons nt 36
cads per thousnnd, noxt 300,000
i;nllons n4 I6 cents per tlrouennd,
next 1,1100,00p al 7 cools per
lhnusnnd and all ovm• 2,000,000
nt 0}4 coots per thousnnd.
City Racordm• Ardon.Plnhhnm
cstlmnled That the Incronso to On
dlvldunl wnlcr uaors wottid bo
no lass Icsa than 28 cause por
month.
In May of thla year, tiro Mod•
ford Wntcr Commission propoa•
ed n walm• rnlo Inereneo which
mnountod to nn rato lump oY
about 2B pet• cent. Tho latest
echodule Ptosentod to city eoun-
cilmen Monday to n daeroaga
from thla m•Iglnal proposBh
As nnothw• comporelon, fho
metered commerical cola echod•
ule in effect In Modtord now
cltnrgas $1.05, $2,25, $2.OB, $3.70
and $T.BO for lho conncete ))clod
above. The citotgo In oxcoga of
the minimum is I1 cents, 8 route,
o cents nntl Byj cants.
Glut rote sat•vlcc in Modtord,
not to La coatuead with metorad
service, costa individuals $2.80
por month.
Coundlmen eeterrotl fho pro•
posnl Lo the wotor committee for
rnport at the next meeting Na-
vembcr 17.
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C. P. American
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street. fie `expects to Lava thd=
office' open late next week.
Bnsbnw will be the [feat ab~
Corner in Central Paint in about
four years. The last prneilcing
altornay here was Bruce Manley,
avho hod an office here .bsielly
nbout two years ago. Previous
to that time, Stpnlay Janes, con-
ducted• a law yractiea in 1059
and 1851. Earlier, W. G. Trill
practtcad low in 4he town about
28 years ngo.
The new Attorney k n notivc
04 the Rogue River valley, He
was born in 1824 ih Medlord,
attended grade schools there and
graduated from Madfold High
school in 1992. A veteran of
Navy aervlce during World Wor
II, he served from 1943 to iB46.
Hashaw received his bachelor
of arts degree -from UCLA to
194& and graduated from the Un-
iversity of -Oregon few school
with o ]bachelor of law degree
in 1949. FSe was admitted to the
Oregon State $er Association in
1948.
I•?am 1949 [0 1952, he prac-
ticed law in Hendon, Oregon, and
served as city attorney [or the
titles of Bandon and Port Or-
ford. He was admitted to practice
fore the Federal District court
~ 1951.
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Dismissal
Nety dismissal limos for grade
and Jrigh schools In Control
Point wore announced this week
bent the of[iea of School Supt-
•H. P. Jewett,
The new hour schedule was
eatebllshed fo help solve the
heavy-bus transporiatton pmb-
tom chic year. The earLer dis-
miasal time will allow a change
in bus routes pod an easier trans-
p°rtati°n achama.
At Central Point Orada aehool,
grades ono and Nvo will )le di3•
mlesad at 2:36 p.m. The temaln-
tYig six grades wilt lopve eloases
of 3:1a p.m,
1 Jtt Oratdr High school, dla-
Inlasul ;(race has peon oat for
8:48 p.m.
Three la na chongc in dismis-
sal times nt Gold Iiiil or Suir-'
Water Y}istriet Aalca
$39,746 >From City
~'or L]ne Congtroc$eon
A preliminary draft of a pos•
Bible working agreement between
the Cliy oY Centrai Point and
the Elk Wnier Dfalrlct was pre-.
canted Monday evening to ally
counsilmmt der t`•_ it review and
rnvv~~working egreemcnt Invites
partlclpnllon by the city of Cent-
ral P.oin4 in She conatructlon of
nrwmor line from Medlord to a
point Ius{ soulK oI the city.
Thi9 .proposal waa preaenlefl to
the council several moniha ago
~by the Slk W,..tor p~ trlc[ How-
avar, tagal 1. :hn~allttos forced
reorganlratio, , at the water dis-
trict and a e.,. v vote on flee ~66nd
Issue.
The bond election was pas<vd
last tveok by lha Elk district vot-
crt.
In the prclimfnory ngrmmenf,
-4311ey ^rasrntcd to tke cnunrtl, a anm
. Two now 89-pr ,anger busses shnrc39 0[ the cwaters tint- rThis
nro now itt service in the dl[lrlcR amount wouldhelp construct n
one of Central Poin4 appd one at Fargo elxo water main to a paint
Gold I[ill. J. R. Cacriran-!s. a 340 feat south of the city limits.
nett' bus driver in the Centrai By paying this sum. loin .iho
Point nrea. - rnnaiructiart fund, Yllk WaMr
Aflcrnaon .bus tone have been Disirici proposes to deliver n
changed sflghtly, :iupoplnlendent mnsimum uF 1980 gnilnns nP water
JOwet{ reported, and one morn- por_ minute to the riq' for n
2fpC Reverend Jess phcis drGing. tvnirr ilspnvraitdin61c0 e~tcA M~dtord
this rdn, O.rnrnht n! the
P wafer line
would remain with the F.Ik Wnlcr
° Ashland Dislrirt, according to the
slitter- " prc-
limin. >)• ngrermvnl.
Faa#all Atlrr rnnnidrrnhlr discuccinn
Game hY olt members nP the city rnun-
tyll~~ ®p ~tt1 } @ g~ eiL City Attorney Kent Hlack-
iKaDed #a sr rlla6{ ® hors! and Reconlrr Arden Pink-
b~'i6 618g ham were directed to ronlnct
. oBBclnls of Lha Elk Wntcr Dla-
Hecausc of diffleutlies with ~lhc
field IighYS, the Ccnirat Point
JUnlor Fllgh-Ashland football
Homo 4his ovcnittg, Thursday, has
ronan mound to Ashland.
The contest will be played at
7 P•m, toniyitt on the Ashland
Junior Htgh field.
Oeigfnal(y, tna game was slat-
ed for Centrist paint ticld, but
one of the light pairs around the
~Aold waa snapped pt! and could
na[ be repaired In time for the
game.
The return game with Ashland,
scheduled for October 29, will
be PlaYad on the Central Point
field. This Is a reversal 01 the
previously announced schedule.
tdct with cnuntar-prapnsnta-
Mombers oP the council pr*Int-
ed nut thnl they favor ge[Iing
nn arldilional wnlrr supply for
file city.
One oP lhr points suRgestdd by
the trouncii was a reelProcating
agreement with the district in-
volving combined use o! o seC4ian
of the presto( tilt' water Ilnc
along Merriman Rond.
Other suggesLipna from the
council were possibility of own-
ing a poelion nt the now construc-
tion rather than race[ving service
only; paying far water through
the now n'aler line on A trans-
porlelinn x091 Laois.
Members of the rnuncll also
rrgP,estM a meeting with a com-
mittee [rnm Elk lvalcr bis[rict
'~C^hurch Cgpa+r+cle 5lateg
I3aPVE8t CBat1V8~
to diuuxr the participation by
Genital Point