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Grants Pass
LOGS WANTED
TOP PRICES — FULL SCALE
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"The Farmer’s Store Since 1SS4’’
GRAND OPENING
picture-taking needs — and
A New Modern
Deposit Plan to
save your Time
:
After eight years as pastor in
the church he built. Rev. and Mrs.
D. B. Wantland, of the Kerby As
sembly of God, will begin a nine-
month leave of absence from the
pastoral ministery following the
services August 17 (Sunday).
Rev. Homer Thompson, former
assistant pastor of a Kansas City
Assembly of God church, will re
place Rev. Wantland as pastor of
the Kerby church. The Thomp
sons and their two children will
arrive for the following Sunday
August 24.
In 1944 the Wantlands started
the only church i in Kerby, building
the church and parsonage.
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erU, Rev. V
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Wantland
in Shady Cove. Though the fam-
(Formerly Independence Reload)
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Hubbard-Wray Co
Wantlands Take Leave
From Kerby Church
At Our Log Reload 5 Miles North of Grants Pass
We Pay Cash for Standing Timber
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AUGUST 19-23
FIR PEELERS and SAW LOGS
PHONES: Gordon McCann, Grants Pass, 6294 Evenings
Ellis Bischoff, Myrtle Creek 59x5
Reload Grants Pass 4063
Illinois Valley News
JOSEPHINE COUNTY
FAIR
We Are Now Receiving
UMPQUA PLYWOOD CORP
subsistence Friday, Auguit 15, 1952
and
,rng
s*ld period,
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During K the
same
the ily’s plans are not definite they
Whether you’re buying or sell
Granta Pass office collected $104. will be living in Southern Oregon
675 in principal and interest on during h:s leave of absence.
ing, NEWS want ads work for you.
Ioans.
Production and subsistence, or
operating loans are made only to
persons on full-time, family size
farm units, under FHA rules, Kon
come to the ...
ing explained. None is permitted
to part-time farmers if they intend
to continue their farming oper
ations on that basis.
In addition to operating loans,
the Farmers Home Administration
also makes three other types of
loans to farmers—Water Facility,
Farm Housing and Farm Owner
ship loans.
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Applications are accepted at
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the FHA offices in the Manchel
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building, Grants Pass.
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The FHA will have a booth ot
S E E OUR DIS P L A Y
the Josephine county fair. Liter
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nel will be on hand to answer
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The Farmers Home.Administra,
tion will have $60,000 available
for initial operating, or “produc
tion and subsistence” loans to
farmers in Jackson and Josephine
counties during the fiscal year end-
| ing June 30, 1953, it was announc-
i e.i today from the Grants Pass
office.
Funds for subsequent loans
(those made to farmers who al-
I ready have a loan from F.H.A.)
are not being allocated by office
this year, but will be retained as
a lump sum and each office will
make the subsequent loans needed
in line with F.H.A. policy.
At least 45f'r of the funds al
lotted for initial loans must be
made to farmer-veterans, accoord-
ing to a recent letter from State
Director Walter A. Duffy to the
I Jackson-Josephine County Super
visor, Arthur F. Koning.
During the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1952, the Farmers Home
Administration loaned $134.475 in
Jackson and Josephine counti?s
Trade In« Accepted
Cash Talks
87 Highway 99 South
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CAVE JUNCTION
Phone 7479
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This beautiful new Styleline De Luxe 4 Door Sedan
lists for les* than any comparable model in It* field.
(Continuation of standard equipment and trim illus-
troltd it d*p»ndint on availability of material. I
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1—3 P. M.
OBRIEN
W OMENS C L U B
New and Former Students Please Call or Write:
RUTH BENNETT
Gi.ilil
PI.. 2355
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TAXES
DUE
Ith Quarter
1951-52 Taxes
Become Delinquent
LESS TO PAY -/owesf-pr/ced //ne in ds fie/df
EXTRA WIDE CHOICE
of Styling and Colors
EXTRA REALITY ANO QUALITY
of Body by Flshor
EXTRA SMOOTH PERFORMANCE
ef Centerpolre Power
EXTRA STRENGTH AND COMFORT
of Flthsr Unittesl Construction
EXTRA RIDING COMFORT
of Improved Knee-Action
MORE TO ENJOY
on/y /ow-priced car M q // f/tese.
EXTRA STEERING EASE
of Cantor-Point Steering
EXTRA STOPPING POWER
of Jumbo-Orum Brokei
&&CAK £X7RAS!
AUGUST 15
Please Bring Tax Statements
My fini Cotí MttCio so
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Ask About Your Personal Taxes
public service program In
cooperation with Groen Cross
and Highway Safety Inter-
Industry Committee.
A
LOYD LEWIS
Sheriff and Ta« Collector
Josephine County, Oregon
KELT
7th St., between ‘J’ and ‘K’
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MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS
THAN ANY OTHER CARI
A compirle power team with
extra-powerful Valve-in-
Head engine, and Automatic
Choke Optional on De Luu
mode I v at extra cost
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