Gold Hill news., October 16, 1941, Image 1

Hill News
T h e M o . t T h o ro u g h ly H ead W e e k ly in S o u th e rn O re g o n .
GOLD HILL, OREGON
Otto Fuhrman
Heads Gold Hill
Fair For 1942
Cub Pack Hold» Pow
W o w Tuesday Evening
(By Irene Johnson)
P u blished in th e B i g g e s t L i n i e T o w n p th e S ta te
J l . n . .«L, , < >c t . .1.» r lb , 1941
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Reflectors For Lighting
Tennis Court A rriv e
Beavers To P lay Phoenix
H ere This Friday
Court o f H onor A t
Lodge H a ll Friday
Gold Hill high school’s six man
football squud w ill play the Phoe­
nix 'high outfit on the V anilouten
field here this Friday afternoon,
O ctober 17, in a conference game.
Lust Friduy the Beavers w ent to
Prospect w here they dropped a 29
to 13 game to the high school team
there.
I -«A
The Beuvers got th e ir first run
in the second q u a rte r when Bob
Burton carried the ball over on a
double reverse which included a
thirty yard run. T he o ther run
cume in the last q u a rte r when Dave
Steinm etz intercepted a Prospect
pass and run about 50 yards for a
Spun aluminum reflectors, five of
them , to be used in the lighting of
the Gold Hill tennis court, w ere re ­
ceived this week by H. B. Ellis,
electrician, who is doing the w ork
on the court} Mr. Ellis had gotten a
p rio rity num ber .u order to get the
electrical fixtures for the court,
and w ork ia being held up until all
of th is equipment arrives.
One thousand w att bulbs will be
used in each reflector and the end
reflectors will have shades on them
to keep the light from shining d ir­
ectly in rhe server’s eyes. When the
w ork is completed the Gold Hill
| RtBKKAHS »< A O Y _ W rE R B rm iG co u rt will be one of the best light­
ed courts in southern Oregon.
MEETING WEDNESDAY NIGHT
A Court of H onor for the Gold
H ili' Boy Scout troop will be held
at the I.O.O.F. lodge hull in Gold
Hill this Friday evening, Otcober
17. At this time mem bers o f ' the
local troop will receive their
aw ards. All parents anil friends of
the 'boys are urged to attend.
The Council Court will meet in
Medford at 7:30 W ednesday eve­
ning, O ctober 29, w hen Eagle a-
wArds will be given. Two Gold Hill
Scouts, Alvis W inn and Bud Blair,
will receive th e ir Eagle ranking at
this time.
NUMBER 22
Origination of House
O f Mystery Told in
Old Newspaper
Tuesduy evening Big Gblef Gil-
Christ uml h is braves met ut the
A copy of the Gold Hill News for
Grunge hull lo r th e ir m onthly Pow-
June 5, 1930 tells how the House of
Wow. All the braves w ere res-
Mystery on Sardine Creek originat­
plendunt in their new Indian suits,
ed and w as known at first as the
feathers, and w ar |>uint, At this
“Crazy House”. The item w as
tim e the braves added more Cubs
printed as follows:
to the tribe.
Olio Fuhrm an of The Colony wus
Up CD the left fork o f ‘Sardine
During Ihe pust month the Big
elected chairm an of the 1942 N orth­
Creek, a t the old Grey Eagle Min­
Chief uml his tribe w orked hard.
w est Jackson county fair hourii ut
ing Com^-iuiy’s diggings is*a queer
Tuesduy night ull enjoyed the re­
the regular m eeting ut ttie city hull
freak ia the >orm of a house. The
sults. I’upu bruves, Mamma squaws,
lust Friduy evening. Mr. Fuhrm an
building is the old a s s a y ' house
sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles and
w I mi la u m ember of the Live link
m aintained at that property in its
Grunge ut Hogue River, hus tuken cousins cume.
hey day w hen the Grey E a g le ‘was
On
the
floor
wus
a
huge
wigwam.
an uetive p art in the fuir here for
among the producers of this sec­
the pust five years. Ile hus hud Ill uml around it sat the w urriors touchdow n.
tion. The building w a s ‘built upon
and
th
eir
prospects.
Suddenly
u
The starting line-up for Gold
churge of the land products for
the side hill 'with one side set upon
Amethyst Rebekah lodge met Recreation M eeting T o
three years and bus w orked on the signal was given for everyone to be Hill wus Chub Wolff, center; Doc
underpinning. In the years that
Wednesday
evening,
O
ctober
15
quiet.
Then
Chief
C
hristensen
gave
Be Held H ere Thursday
Bosecrans, left end; . Bob Burton, 1
Live (iuk Grunge booth every year.
h a v e'p assed the old house has grad­
John Gray, w ho hus served us much tulk. Next Big Chief Peterson full buck; H arlow Banry, q u a rte r , wBh a large attendance. Following
D on’t forget the recreation meet­ ually settled down until now the
chairm an for the past year, was gave much talk. Then Chief C hrist­ buck; Dave Steinmetz, right end; 1 the business m eeting Butb Lewis,
ing to be held next Tuesday eves one side of ‘ the house rests upon
elected vice-chairm an ut this time. ensen gave much talk, lie presented George Kife. half. O thers playing Edna Gorham and E sther Gilchrist
ning at the Grange hall at 8:00 o’­ the hill side in the actual contour
Mrs. Cleo G ilchrist wus re-elected Ihe puck flag to Big Chief Gilchrist. w ere Bud Blair. Jerald Lewis. Alvis I gave a very interesting program.
of the slope.
The team of Willie McLeans won clock. The attendance at this m eet­
secretary uml Mrs. Paul Holderness, Then Chief G ilchrist gave a big W inn, Charles Bosecrans and Vic­
As a result of the alignm ent of
ing
will
decide
w
hether
o
r
not
the
th. attendance contest. Birthdays
recording secretary. Norman Gail I tulk.. lie held the flag so everyone tor Frost.
the
old house it provides a peculiar
1 could see it. A beautiful wool flag
for October w ere observed w ith the leaders will conduct fu rth er m eet­
wus re-elected treasu rer.
sensation fo r anyone attem pting to
ings
here
in
Gold
J
lill
of
that
n
a­
Tin- Gold Hill and Bogue River refreshm ent committee consisting
Im provem ents will he sta rte d ui in navy blue uml gold; one stripe
ture. So please turn out and help enter. It has come to be know n as
un curly date on the dance pavilion gold and one navy blue. A square high schools second teams in foot­ ot Nellie Winn. Elsie Cameron and
the good cause.
Many helpful the “Crazy House” of Sardine Creek
which is now the property of the w ith the picture of ii.e Cub insignia ball played on the Gold Hill field Willie McLean. Evelyn Thompson
and m any people from all over
things are given to help out in en­
fuir hoard. The siding will he re ­ in red on it w as in the center of Monday evening of this week w ith add Louise Robinson w ere appoint­
tertaining in organizations, school Southern Oregon have journeyed
paired and n coat of paint added. the flag. It had puck 17 and ull the the Hogues w inning the game 24 to ed as new captains for the attend­
up Sardine Creek to solve the mys­
trim
m
ings.
This
was
earned
at
fair
ance contest w hich will last for the o r at home. Anyone is invited to tery of the building and decide
At a later dale the roof of the build­
6.
attend, school age of the older
tunc by the hoys when they clean­
next three m onths.
ing will he repaired.
why those who enter are greeted
November 5 initiation for tw o grades and high school as w ell as w ith such a peculiar feeling. T here
'Hie possibility of enlarging the ed the city hall law n.
FOOTS CREEK TfcMS
new members for the Gold Hill any adults w ho are interested.
Chief C hristensen asked the p a r­
(By Mrs Marlon .-ance)
territo ry was also discussed and it
are m any solutions offered but w e
lodge and tw o from Central Point
ents
upstairs
for
a
business
pow
­
is believed the Gold Hill fair will
believe that it is m erely a m atter
T he Foots Creek Sunday School will be held. The serving committee MRS. LLOYD DUSENBERRY
take in all of the county which is wow. Plans w ere discussed for
of the freak lay of the building. At
not Included in the Bellview fair b irth d ay night on November 10. Al­ observed rally day Sunday w ith a will be Edith Kenyon, Virginia Kel­ HONORED AT BRIDAL SHOWER a n y 'r a te many of the valley have
so the possibility of getting Cubs program and basket lunch followed logg, Ethel Marlin, Ellow Mae Gail
been treated to a queer sensation,
at th is time.
On Tuesday afternoon at the
All of the hills for the 1941 fair suits. Some discussion was made of by a serm on in the afternoon by and Evelyn Thompson.
some have even fainted upon e n te r­
home of her m other, Mrs. George
have been paid and the fair board lorm ing a Ladies A uxiliary for the Bev. I). D. Randall, Union Sunday
ing the old building.
Dorm an, Mrs. Lloyd Dusenberry
W.R.C. MEETING
School m issionary from Medford.
now has over $7(1 left to start w ork Scouts.
The W. B. C. ladies and guests w as the recipient of many lovely
Soon the beats of an Indian tom- i The program was as follow s: song.
on the pavilion.
STAFF FOR GOLD HILL
spent
the day W ednesday sewing on gifts at a bridal show er held in her
tom w ere heard. Everyone went •Jew els’, Ju nior elass; reeilation.
SCHOOL ANNUAL CHOSEN
honor.
The
afternoon
w
as
spent
in
dow nstairs. Big Chief held his ‘Brotherly Kindness’, by Norma their quilt at the club room. At
Nazis D idn’t A tta c k ; Deer
conversation
and
looking
at
the
qoon
a
pot
luck
lunch
was
served.
C ourt of Awards. A Wolf budge and B olton; reeilation, ‘God in N ature', i
The staff for the Beaver, the high
Just Came To T ow n
arrow point wus earned by (diaries by Leona Bolton; Psalms BHI by The next meeting will be next W ed­ gifts. Several gifts w ere from school annual, has been selected
friends
who
w
ere
not
able
to
be
nesday.
Those
present
w
ere
Mes-
T hat w asn't a Nazi utturk you W illiam G ilchrist and u beur badge adult elass; song 'Love at Home’ by diinies Ed Shoem aker, Bob Kies, present as well as those w ho were and is as follow s: editor, David
Jessie Daily; prayer, 'H elp us t o ,
Steinm etz; assistant editor, W ilson
heard last Friday although the vol­ by Armin Thom pson.
Rem em ber’, Cletus Daily; song, Tom Henderson, J. W. Bryan, Cecil able to attend. The hostesses: Mrs Flick; business manager, Mary Lou
At
this
time
it
was
learned
some
ley o f shots did probably sound a
Johnson, Vanghn W hitm ore, Frank Clyde Mapel, Mrs. W ilbur Martin
lot like one. Tw o dandy th .e e poisrt of trie braves w ill soon be leijvffiv •Savour Like a Shepherd Lead U s\ T ygart and Boy Bornanian.
and Mrs. Maybelle Rains served de Tygart and assistant business m an­
Ju
n
io
r
Class;
Bible
verses.
Prim-
ttig
Chief
G
ilchrist
plans
a
cere-j
ager, Norma Lee W ard. Mrs. Elva
bucks Just cume to tow n for their
licious refreshm ents.
mony ut Ihe next m eeting in which ary elass; song, ‘All Through the i
K athan is advisor of the year book.
last visit.
Guests
included
Ella
Patrick,
F
a
n
­
It ull happened last F riday a fte r­ Cubs Armin Thom pson and Jackie N ight’, Cletus Daily; recitation. |
nie Kies, Alta Clement. Pauline T y­
noon w hen a deer swum across the Force w ill leave for the Boy Scouts. •Heard in the O rchard’ by Byron
gart, Marie C hristensen, Mildred STUDENTS TO ELECT OFFICERS
Kile;
reeilation,
’Our
F
irst
De­
riv er uml entered the yard ut Ihe Next February another boy going
Once upon a time not long ago
Newnhani, Elsie Cameron, Ellow AT MEETING THIS FRIDAY
A. A. W alker home. D exter Duane, to the Boy Scouts will be Bob Leo- fense’ by Jessie Daily; reeilation, little girl named BODE* REDDING Mae Gail, Bessie H enderson, Irene
w ho lives there, saw the deer and zeotte. These boys will be missed T lie Secrets’ by Jean Kile. Music BONNETT w ent to see her Grand Johnson, Bulah D usenberry, Ada
Students of the Gold Hill high
rounded up' several of the neigh­ nut the Boy Scouts will p ro fit by for the songs w as furnished by ma about w here was the best place D usenberry, Mrs. Butcher, Margery school w ill elect officers at a stud­
bors, including Delos W alker. W al­ the Cubs’ loss. All boys w inning Arlene Daily, Sunday School pian ­ to shop. Knowing her Grandm a to Dotson, Rae Clement and Madge ent body m eeting this Friday a fte r­
te r McLean. June and D erw in Slap- th eir lion badge before 12 years ist.
noon. Nom inations have been made
be a very, very wise person she Dorman.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Farlow
al anil T erry Clement. The shooting will have their Scout dues paid for
and are as follow s:
asked her mamma, could she take
from Ashland have recently p u r­
‘
th e n 's ta r te d and lasted for over them.
President, Dave Steinmetz, Don­
along her very dear* friends for PAST NOBLE GRANDS MEET
W illiamson
The Court of Awards being over, chased the Charles
h a lf ail hour. Several m em bers of
ald Wolff, Bud B lair; vice presi­
they too might w ant to know her AT WM. HITTLE HOME
the p arty took their tu rn s shooting Ihe bruves guve their dance around place near Hie Bogue River bridge G randm a’s advice. H e r little friends
dent, Ben Reames, D otchell Rose-
at the deer which swam across the the camp fire. When they became west of Mrs. Mary M attson’s home
" " T i nam es w ere LASODOW* REPTILE
The P ast Noble G rands club met crans, H arlow Banry, Mary Lou
riv er and returned again to this tired, ull lay down to have a won- and look possession last
KILNICA, R0MLICH SHOFASEW last T hursday afternoon at the T ygart; secretary, Lucille Rose-
side, apparently not know ing that u erlul dream . Soon Chief G ilchrist Mr. Farlow is a retired railroad NOLLES, TAN'OH DECATER NEG- home of Mrs. Wm. H ittle. Mrs. Art crans, Genevieve T hornton, V irgin­
if it's ta y e d in the w uter it could culled all to aiiention. He tolil man.
H1M and TEXELIS MEDIROL HUC- Gorham w as in charge of the p ro ­ ia C enters, Mary Rose Bailey;
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Radley had
not be shot at. D erw in Mapel final­ them of the Indian version of C rea­
CULS. All nice American children. gram for the afternoon. Those pres­ treasurer, Virginia Centers, Laur-
ly brought the deer dow n, on this tion. Do you know it? Ask the as their guesl the first of last week
Well,* when they arrived at ent w ere Mesdames C harles Kell, ene Kell; Sgt. at arms, H arlow Ban--
their daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Stevens
side of the* river.
Cubs.
G randm a’s they found her in bed Joe Lewis, George Dorman, Bill ry, Bob Burton, Leona Holderness,
At this time the boys and guests and (laughter Joyce from G rants but she quickly explained that she H ittle, Mary Chisholm , Bud Force, Jerald Lewis, Kenny Cook; re p o rt­
The party then turned its atten ­
tion to an o th er deer w hich had w ere usked upstairs to the feast, Pass, w ho are moving Io Hood Riv­ had been out all night a n d w as just F rank C arter, E arl Moore, Art Gor­ er, L aurene Kell, Bud Blair, Weegie
stood at the e d g e 'o f the riv er on the greatest of Indian delacacy er, Oregon w here Mr. Stevens is sleeping in for a w hile.
ham, C arrie Puhi, W alter McLean, Dungey; yell leader, Mary Lou T y­
the oth er side, w atching all of the dogs, corn bread and parched corn. employed by a fruit company.
Then the next thing' Little Rode and Noel Kellogg. The next m eet­ gart, Norma Lee W ard, Weegie
Marie Jones spent the week end
excitem ent. This deer w as shot by The h o a r being late ull departed
Bedding Bonnelf asked w as but ing w ill be at the home of Mrs. Dungey, Myrtle W inn, K athryn
W alter McLean. * T erry Clement for home, hoping to have many In Ashland w ith h e r grandm other, w hat a big nose you have G rand­ Noel Kellogg on O ctober 23.
Hayes, Rae Clement.
Mrs. Mamie Patterson. She was ac­
pumped aw ay at both bucks w ith m ore such pow -w ow s.
ma. Ah, b u t'th a t’s all the b etter to
companied
by
Shirley
Angle
of
Ev­
his shot gun, p art of the time
George Laval of Alaska came
GARDEN CLUB
smell good food w ith my dear.
Mrs. Claud Scott and Mrs. P. E. ans Creek who also visited w ith Then she noticed her eyes and said.
One deer weighed ' 152 and the
A regular m eeting of the Garden Tuesday to spend several days vis­
H olderness w ere in G rants Pass relatives.
o th er 157V& pounds.
W hat big e y e s'y o u have Grandma. club w ill be held this Friday a fte r­ iting his sister Mrs. Aurele M eunier
Dr. E. B. Seely of P o rtland call­
Monday transacting business for the
And her Grandm a replied, all the noon at the regular meeting place and family. He is on his w ay to San
ed at Ihe George and Marion Lance
C hristian Science Society.
HOODS HAVE DAUGHTER
returned I b etter to see bargains w ith my Members a re urged to be present to Francisco w here he w ill spend the
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Quukenbush Imines Saturday, having
dear. Then she sa id 'b u t w hat a big help take care of the business that w inter.
Friday from a hunting trip in east-
.
r-
,
v .» »
Mr. and Mrs. Mel M. Hood of and sqn Burt w ere visitors w ith cm
Ruth Lance left W ednesday for
Oregon. O thers in the party m outh you have Grandm a. T hen l u r is coining up at th a t time.
Gold Hill are the proud p aren ts ol friends and relatives from Friday
Merrill 4A> continue her secretarial
G randm a said all the b etter to tell
w ere his
inlil Sunday evening when
wnen they
mey re
re- were
ms son
so.. in
... law, H ow ard GroV'
and
r W ord h a s been received here that duties for the m igrant camp estab­
a baby daughter born at Ihe Com­ until
IitHe
fricnds
ever
w
ant
t0
g0
shop-
m u n ity 'h o sp ital in Medford at nine urned lo theTr home near Redding, e r and .o n . H ow ard
Miss Madge Mitchell who taught in lished there after being moved
little friends ever w ant to go
o'clock Friday, O ctober 10. The
Mrs. Nellie Heed returned to her
the p rim ary grades here Several from Medford.
ping
by
all
m
eans
go
to
the
Gold
young lady weighed seven pounds, home Monday from a visit in San and his father. Mrs. Seely spent the Hill Auto P ark. After all of these years, is now teaching in the prim ­
Mr. and Mrs. M erritt H ittle of
seven ounces and lias been named i-'rancisco. Tuesday h e r cousins, week w ith h er daughter, Mrs. How­ years I finally found it is Ihe H an­ ary grades in the Ashland city Medford, and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Mr. anil Mrs. Robert Larson and ard Grover on N orth Fourth Street, dies! Place in Tow n. Besides hav­ schools. Before accepting the posi­ Lindley of Eagle Point w ere v isit­
Suzanne Leota.
Miss lleenc Larson slopped to visit th e Seelys returned home Sunday. ing G roceries th e y 'h a v e Dry Goods, tion in Ashland, Miss Mitchell had ors at the home of th e ir parents»,
J. Perry of Santa Rosa, C alifor­
HEALTH UNIT T 0 ‘ MEET
with her. They are louring the
Drugs, Ice Cream and Pop, Gas and been enrolled in the U niversity at Mr. and Mrs. Bill H ittle, last W ed­
AT MEUNIER HOME MONDAY
west. On T uesday Mrs. Reed look nia visited his sister, Mrs. Clara R. Oil. And w h at’c more they give Eugene and has very recently been nesday.
Lucas recently, coming up file
them to Crescent City.
Albert T. Finke, youngest son of
Green Stamps w ith everything they elected to the position.
The Gold Hill unit of the Jackson
Norman Gail and his b ro th e r Rob coast route. Mrs. Mildred Sargent sell. And too, my dears, th ey ’ll deli­
Mr. and Mrs. Tom W est and Mrs. S. M. T hayer of Sams Creek,
County H ealth Association
will of G rants Pass left W ednesday eve­ from Sawyers Bar, C alifornia spent
ver anyw here in or near Gold Hill Tommy and M arjorie and Andy arrived home fro m 'S a n Jose, Cal­
meet Monday, O ctober 21), nt the ning for a short hunting trip in the week end in Ihe community
Payne visited w ith relatives at ifornia, October 5 for a short va­
visiting friends and also her m oth­ any time desired. Also if you find
home of Mrs. A. M eunier in Garden Klamath county.
cation, during the absence of his
it m ore convenient to pay just ev­ Klamath River, Calif, Sunday.
Row. The m eetin g will start at 1:30
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cook and er, Mrs. Augusta Seefield at Eagle ery th irty days, you may sta rt a
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wigle and son brother, W illiam G .' Finke, w ho is
and everyone Interested in this Alice Lee have been visiting w ith Point and Mr. and Mrs. Claud Say­
charge account if you w ish. T heir from C alifornia visited w ith Mr. employed at K lam ath Fulls.
w ork is urged to altenil.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ross and ba­ lor at Medford; also her aunt, Mrs. phone num ber is 372 o r 141.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Moore of Sams
W igle’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G.
by daughter near Cornelius, Oregon. George Stidham at G rants Pass.
Wigle Sunday. The W igle’s re tu rn ­ Creek left this last Tuesday for
Then
little
Rode
Redding
Bonnett
Mrs. Millie W alker spent several Her husband, the late Lou Sargent, and little friends in a chorus said, ed home w ith them for a visit on Pistol River, C urry county, for a
days visiting in and near Gold Hill was employed for several years at w hat a sm art head you have G rand­ Monday.
vacation to be spent along the Pac­
after retu rn in g from Ihe trip to l.anee Brothers placer mine.
Mrs. Dennis McGuire and Jo Ann ific coast, “w here fishing is al­
DON and DAVID STEINMETZ p oints In C alifornia w ith Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Al Lundbeck from ma. T hat w as just w hat we came to
returned to th eir home this week w ays the best”.
see
“
¡you
about.
So
off
to
T
he
Auter
runlfing dow n main street early Mrs. R. L. Miller. Mrs. Ella Pntrick Los Angeles. C alifornia w ho own
Mr. and Mrs. F rank T ygart of
accom panied by h e r paren ts Mr.
W ednesday m orning w ith a long accom panied h er north for a visit, property near Ihe Fools Creek P ark they fled and lived happily
Sardine creek w ere business v isit­
and
Mrs.
McMicheal
of
T
igard,
Ore-
ever after
Store spent the week end here.
ladder betw en them.
leaving this T hursday m orning.
Now folks, if you can 1 unscram ble gon. They plan to visit aw hile In ors in Medford Monday w here Mr.
Friends of MARY KELL calling
Mrs. H ow ard Kell and baby son,
T ygart is receiving treatm ent for
your name from this very valuable Gold HUI before retu rn in g home
CHURCH HOARD MEETING
on h e r at a Medford hospital to con­ Gary Raymond arc spending a few
Mrs. Frances S. Spurlin, w ho suf­ back injuries received recently.
experience together w ith your des­
gratulate h er on the “big event” . days w ith Mrs. Kell's m other, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Routh moved
fered an injurious fall September
This Friday evening startin g at cription or im pression we receive,
KENNY COOK frantically search­ Jack Bonney on Applegate.
18 has reco v ered'sufficiently to re ­ into their own home over Saturday
come
in
and
get
FIVE
DOLLARS
Everetl Chapman, son of Mr. and 7:30 an official board meeting will w orth of Green Stamps FREE.
ing for a w ater bucket at the Pros-
sume a p a rt of her duties at the and Sunday. They are now living
pert football game w hile he made Mrs. Claude Chapman, is visiting nl be held at the Gold Hill Methodist
Treasure View Ranch. “Good Hat­ where Mrs. Lucy Mee lived near thtj
YOUR’S HOPEFULLY
hurried trips out on the field with ! his parent’s home fo r a few days church. All members of the board
school,
. ________4
ch in g !
;_______ .
T B I PBRKINS
are urged to be present.
pop bottles fille d w ith water,
| from his w ork in California,
CINDERHELLA?
The Spy-Glass