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A fter reporting last week th a t
Mr. and Mrs. Jo? Moore had
come back from D avenport. la .
and th a t Joe was due for in
duction in the Armed Forces
on Decem ber 7th. we find th at
we w ere p artly right. They did
come back expecting Joe to be
inducted, but he was deferred
and told to go back and finisn
his w ork at the Palmer* School
of C hiropractics w here he is due
to g rad u ate in about nine m ore
m onths.
Mrs. M ilton F o ster has re
ceived th ? announcem ent of the
b irth of a seven jo u n d , two-
ounce d a u g h te r to her son-in-
law and dau g h ter, Mr .and Mrs.
Mike O’B rien of Glen, M ontana,
on D ecem ber 23rd. They have
nam ed th e little colleen. Maggi
K athleen. Mrs. O ’Brien will be
rem em bered here as h rancis
R eekm an Barton.
Mrs. Jen n ie S m ith received
word last w eek of the d eath of
her son-in-law , Jack Ryan, at
San Fransisco, on Decem ber 1st,
due to a h ea rt a tta c k w ith the
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w ant to express my th an k s
for th e fine cooperation from
everyone. The 1956 “Mail E arly
for C h ristm as” cam paign will be
a rousing success if everyone
will ju st keep up the good work.
This year, on C h ristm as Eve, I
would like to see every’ m ail
bag em pty and every Post Office
A boy cam e to Mr. and M r*
em ploye? relaxing a t home.
Vern M yrin on W ednesday, ju s t
in tim e to maki? this issue, w ith
PUDDLE CHORUS
Dr. Gibson assisting.
Probably don’t read right,
An eight foot p ictu re of a«h«xr
elsew here, but th e re are nightly
and daily serenades going on for the Old W om an in the Shoe
around Brookings, coming from was sketched by Delore* Shaw
every little puddle and p o o l - and Judy Nicherson, u per g rade
green po?p frogs a re chirping girls and the little folk* did
m ost of the painting.
all over the place.
for the last tw o and half m onths
while their m o th er w as under
medical care
Raymond R eekm an w as able
to lx* brought home from the
hospital Sunday a fte r b e i n g
th ere for over two weeks. IL*
will have to rem ain in bed for
about a w eek or longer then be
fit for a brace, which he will
have to w ear for some m onths.
He would be glad to have any
of his friends come up and see
him w hile he is( bedfast.
Heavy Mailing
At Post Office
EVERY
THAN
funeral being h?ld there on th e i
5th.
The G range is having its an
nual fam ily C h ristm as P a rtv
this F riday evening, following a
short business m eeting. S an ta
will be th ere for the gitt ex
change. w ith everyone asked
to bring a gift, m inim um value
oi 50 cents. Each G range lady is
asked to bring cake, jello or
sandwiches for refreshm ents.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. M assett
drove over from K lam ath F alls
and spent the w eekend at the
home of Mr. M a ssett’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. M assett.
When they retu rn ed Sunday,
th?y took the children w ith them
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P o stm aster Bill Thompson ex
pressed his appreciation today
for the fine response from in
dividuals and business firm s to
his "Mail E arly For C hristm as ’
pleas. He w ent on to say th at
the period between now and
Decem ber 25th is bound to be
the heaviest of the y ear for all
postal employees.
The terrific stream of o u t
going C hristm as card s and gifts
is now near full flood w ith a like
to rre n t of incoming m ail be
coming g re a te r every day. In the
next few days the P o stm a ster
expects th e mail load to hit its
peak.
He said, “I know the tim e
has passed to ta lk about mailing
early. For the inevitable last-
m inute m ailers, he suggests th at
they use air-m ail for every’
C hristm as card or gift going
1 out-of-tow n and by all means
get then in th e mail today! Even
one d ay’s delay at this critical
tim e may m ?an disappointm ent
for a loved one on C hristm as.”
There is still tim e for loca*
deliveries but all C hristm as
cards should be sent first-class
mail to insure prom pt delivery.
To tak e care of the la st-m in
ute rush, which alw ays begins
when the incoming C hristm as
m ail is g reatest, the Post Office
will rem ain open from 8 a.m to
6 p.m., including S atu rd ay .
P o stm aster W illiam T hom p
son said today. “Now th a t we
are coming close to t l^ big rus-i
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