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13 ATTEND CONVENTION
AT KLAMATH FALLS
Annual Aerie Picnic
This Sunday at Grayback
Attending the Convention of all
branches of the American Legion
and Auxiliary at Kiamath Falls
from Glenn Morrison Post and
Auxiliary were Mr. aand Mrs. Tom
White, Irene McCaslaand, Mr. and
Mrs. Mel Rigdon, Louise Hasse-
lock, Mr. and Mrs. Art Kellert,
Mr. and Mrs. Les Henry, Mr. and
Mrs. Elwood Hussey and George
Bonner.
The reports given at the last
meeting indicate a good convention
in spite of the heat.
The Auxiliary is starting a nurs­
ery for the membe'rs’ children so
more parents can attend the meet­
ing. The members will take turns
upervising it.
Next meeting will be a social
night and watermelon ‘feed.’
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A special meeting in the morning
and an all afternoon picnic are
slated for the Eagles and their
families this Sunday, August 17.
All members are requested to
meet at the Eagles hall in Kerby
at 10 a. m. for a District meeting
and initiation, Visiting Eagles
from Medford, Grants Pass, Cres-
cent City and Brookings will be
present.
The annual Eagles picnic will
start at noon Sunday at Grayback
camp for all members, their fam­
ilies, and prospective members.
E. V. Pitzer, visiting Eagle from
Aerie 03, Bakersfield, spoke to the
group at thejr regular meeting Fri­
day August 8. Deputy Grand Wor­
thy President Hap Lloyd, of Cave­
man Aerie 2146, Grants Pass, was
a visitor.
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Overnight Gue«t* of Kellert«
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gillespie
of Mt. Caroll, Ill., were guests
of the Art Kellerts,Tuesday night.
Mrs. Gillespie was a cousin of the
late Emily Kellert.
Viiiting Clifford«
( ar Demolished, Pair
Hurt in Saturday (’rash
Summer
Sidelights
ON . .
I VUS STUDENTS
By Virginia DeMer««eman
Shirley Hunterlock returned to
her home in Chico, Calif., last week
after spending a few day-t visiting
with Joan Smith.
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Burt Thornton is now working
as a station attendant at the Stan­
dard Service Station.
Barbara Bell has gone to San
Francisco to spend a few days
visiting hei mother.
Mrs. Kenneth Short, sister-in-
Lucille Pritchett, Darlene Nel-
law of Mrs. Tex Clifford, and her
son and Wanda Barnes are work­
three children arrived Tues, to ing at the Y-Not Drive-in Cafe in
visit the Cliffords at the Q—X. Kerby. The cafe has just recently
opened again.
Mae Bowerman, Pat Wright,
Pat Spalinger and Pauline Holms
helped at the NEWS office last
week with the folding and assemb­
ling of the Jubilee programs.
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Wesley Haggerty has been help-
ng out on the Robert Martin farm
with the harvesting.
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Joan and Buddy Smith, and
their parents, the Guy Smiths have
been moving their furniture and
other belongings to Dayville, Ore.,
where they plan to make their
home.
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Bob Gilliam left Tuesday to go
to Medford to work in the pear
orchards.
Charlotte Maldovan from Med­
ford is visiting Mrs. Sharon Quinn,
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Ranger Station Gets
New 150-Gallon Tanker
Revolutionary NEW velvet-faat
finish for walls and woodwork—
A new car was demolished and
its two occupants injured when a
California driver lost control of
his uutoinobile Saturday night at
about 9 p.m. north of the Twin
Pines.
Raymond C. Cooper, driver and
owner of the car, and Galen Baxter
both of Eureka, Calif., were taken
to the county hospital with numer­
ous but not serious injuries by the
Valley Ambulance Service.
NOTICE
Call For Bids
Sealed bids will be received by
Marguerite Stanton, Clerk at Off­
ices of County School Supt., Grants
Pass, Oregon until August 18,
1952, 8:00 p.m. P. S. T. for heating
in the Ft. Vannoy school, and will
then and there be opened and pub-
hcly read aloud. Bids received after
the time fixed for opening will not
be considered.
Plans, Specifications and form
of contract documents may be
examined or obtained at the office
of Freeman, Hayslip & Tuft, Assoc.
Archts., 2040 S.W. Third Avenue,
Portland 1, Oregon, upon deposit
of $10.00, which will be refunded
upon return of the plans and
specifications within a reasonable
time.
Attention is called to Bidders
Prequalifications, Section 98-103
to 98-105 inclusive, Oregon Com­
piled Laws Annotated, which must
be filed with the clerk 10 days be­
fore date for opening of bids and
for which forms may be obained at
the office of the Architects.
No proposals will be considered
unless accompanied by a certified
check, cashier’s check or bid bond
(with authorized surety company
as surety) made payable to the
Owner in an amount of not less
than 5'< of the amount of the bid.
Surety bond (or bonds) will be
required in accordance with the
terms of the contract documents.
The Josephine County School
District, Oregon reserves the right
to reject any or all bids and to
waive informalities.
No bidder may withdraw his
bid after the hour set for the
opening thereof or before award of
contract, unless said award is de­
layed for a period exceeding 30
days.
Marguerite S. Stanton, Clerk
Publish August 8, 15 ,1952
An 150-gallon slip-on tanker to
be carried on a new four-wheel
drive Willys Jeep truck went into
service at the Illinois Valley Rang­
er Station this week.
The new tanker will replace the
old 100-gallon tanker and will car­
ry a live reel containing 200-feet
of hose.
The local ranger station under­
went a functional fire inspection
Tuesday and Wednesday under the
regional fire officer, L. L. Colvill,
who journeys next to Gold Beach
on his week-lont tour of the Sis
kiyou National forest.
SHOW REVUE
SATURDAY
“Fortunes of Captain Blood” is
a swashbuckling sea tale of pirates
and their attempted capture that
By Mrs. Virginia Babcock
has enough good fights on sea
Phone 1209
and land to maintain audience
HOLLAND—Sharon
Babcock interest throughout. Competent
celebrated her ninth birthday Aug­ acting keeps suspense alive.
ust 12 with a picnic and swimming SUNDAY and MONDAY
Fred Astaire and Vera-Ellen
party for her friends at the pic­ literally “dance on ¡wr” in "The
nic grounds at the home of Rev. Belle of New York.’’ Laid in the
and Mrs. George Gray.
nostalgic period of New York’s
Miss Robin Gay Cadby went gaslight, horsedrawn streetcar and
with her friend Sally Windust to Currier and Ives era, “The Belle
Corbett Oregon to visit. They weie of New York” comes as an en­
accompanied by Robin Gay’s broth­ chanting blend of songs and dances
er, Howard, who is also visiting colorful sets and costumes, and a
in Corbett.
plot bubbling with laughs.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tucker TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
visited friends in Holland last
Nine-year-old Gigi Perreau is
week. They had lunch with Mr. and starred with -Mark Stevens and
Mrs. Harry Floyd.
Pggy Dow in "Reunion in Reno”, a
Mrs. Terry Roberts and children bright new comedy hit which casts
Jackie and Terry are spending Gigi in the hilarious role of a young
a week in Klamath Falls visiting girl who goes to Reno to divorce
her parents.
relatives.
Also showing is “Yellow Fin”
Billy Crerar came after his be­
longings Monday to move to Med­ starring Wayne Morris and Adrian
ford for an indefinite period. He Booth.
was accompanied by Mrs. Lola THURSDAY and FRIDAY
The entire Nelson family, head­
Shellabarger and children and Mrs.
Margaret McGinty and children. ed by Ozzie and Harriet, bring
Mr. Crerar recently made a trip their popular network family com­
to Portland fur a medical examin­ edy to the screen in an new laugh
"Here Come the Nelsons.”
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