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Elk Creek Man
Bags Buck
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Mr». Helen Bottel
(Leave New» at O’Brien Store)
O’BRIEN—Roy Watson of Elk
Creek bagged his buck at Horn
brook. As far as this correspondent
i an ascertain, however, most deer
hunters are not eating venison this
year. Should any lucky gunster
wish his name in the paper, pleas«
send visable proof—backstrap pre
ferred.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pres
ton of the O’Brien store this week
aie Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Smith
and daughter and Don Lalleurex
of Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hunter and
daughters left Saturday for a two-
week vacation with Mrs. Hunter’s
relatives in Texas. Mr. Hunter is
•■mployed at Moore’s New Mill.
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NEW RADIO SHOW
.JOHN BREWER INITIATED
Vahrenwalds SeehN
Carlsbad Caverns
Bob and Ruth's store, local Hot-
roKEBtKAHLoDct
Marguerite Rebekah lodge met p*nt appliance dealer, announced
Wednesday Sept. 24 at the hall in this week that they have joined
Kerby and John Brewer was init with more than 11,000 other Hot-
point dealers across the country
A zone convention of the Frat
iated into the order.
to sponsor “The Adventures of
ernal Order of Eagles was held in
By Mr*. Virginia Babcock
A potluck dinner was served.
Ozzie
and Harriet,” a new one-half
Grants Pass Saturday and Sunday.
Phone 1209
Next meeting will he held Oct. 8. hour radio and television comedy
Sept. 26 and 27, and was attended
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-how beginning Friday, Oct. 3.
HOLLAND—Mr. and Mrs. Emil
by a delegation from the Oregon
Vahrenwald accompanied by their Cut with Skilitaw
1 Caves Aerie and Auxiliary.
Theron Baldwin, of Deer Creek, Here from Nebraska
daughter Alfreda arrived home
Initiation is scheduled for to-
Tuesday after a week’s trip to was badly cut on the knee Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. John Hines of
ight’s (Friday) regular meeting HANDWRITING FUROR
Reno, the Boulder Dam, Painted uivrning with a skillsaw he was us Beaver City, Neb. are here for an
of the Eagles at their hall in Kerby.
One purpose is in mind for the
Reports of the convention will be third grade in changing from print Desert, Petrified Forest and Carls ing. He was treated at the Illinois extended visit with their daughter
bad Caverns. At the Caverns they Valley Medical center. Baldwin ¡3 Mis. Mike Nicholson and family.
given at that time also.
ed writing co cursive writing legib were among 362 people on the employed by the R.J. Lumber co.
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A new orchestra, obtained from ility.
tour and lunched 750 feet under
the Medford Eagles, will play for
In Cave Junction Sunday
We are making many mistakes. ground.
SERVICES HELD IN FRISCO
the Eagles-sponsored dance this
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Ebersole
i
Saturday at the Bridgeview Grange Each day we make fewer.
and daughters Lynne and Nylan
A double birthday party was FOR OBRIEN RESIDENT
Marked improvement has been held Sept. 17 by the Holland Birth
hall. Additional details are furnish
A resident of O’Brien the past of Arcata, Cal., were guests in the
ed in an advertisement elsewhere shown by Lee Caynor, Daniel Hov- day club at the home of Mrs. Ada two years, John Albert Gregg, died city over Sunday.
anski, Judy McLendon. Karen Pres Owings. The honored guests were while visiting relatives in Gilroy,
in this issue of the NEWS.
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ton und Bonnie Marshall.
Mrs. Alviene Kaufman and Mrs. Calif., Sept. 20.
Visit* Parent*
Ada Owings.
Return Via Crater Lake
Mrs. Jerry Bruce and little
Interment was in Golden Gate
NEW GAME WITH GLOBE
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Abbey and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Painter and National Cemetery, San Francisco. daughter from Portland spent four
"Continents and their names" daughter of Anchorage, Alaska,
niece Darlene Nelson went to Kla-
Survivors include his brother days last week visiting her par
math Falls Saturday, returning is an intriguing game, doubly so were here visiting her brother with whom he was staying, H. D. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Galland
home by way of Ciater latke Sun with our newly acquired chalk Floyd Owings and his family re firegg, and three sisters, Mrs. Alice of O’Brien.
globe.
day.
cently.
Duffy of O’Brien and Mary Comp
"The largest name belongs to j
Mr. and Mrs. Al Erickson spent ton and Sarah Imes both of Gilroy. Give* Stanley Party
the smallest continent,” laughed four days visiting with his sister Nieces include Leota Tucker, Mar-
Mrs. Art Kellert gave a Stanley
Gilbert Smith. “The littlest name and family, Mr. i and Mrs. Dale tha Mae Cross and Bobby Poe, all party one day last week at the
belongs to the largest coninent.” Mayfield. Al was a ’48 graduate of O'Brien.
home of Mrs. Ed Abbey.
announced Gary (.'ampbell, “so we of Kerby Union high school. In
are even!”
the armed forces and stationed at
i
Yakima. Wash., he recently grad
Come to the Store
DRESSED-UP LEAVES IN
uated from the Oxford Training
THIRD AND FOURTH ROOM
School at Ft. Bliss, Texas.
Where You’ll Always Kind
Polka-dotted, plaid, calico and
Jacky
Sanders
was
here
recently
striped leaves, in patterns borrow
visiting his brother and family, Mr.
ed front gay dresses anil shirts ar<
and Mrs. Bruce Jordan. Jacky lives
flurrying about in the third and at Brookings.
fourth grade room. The aim is t<
make their art work like they feel
AT—
CLUB
and see rather than exactly th< NEW RIDING
ORGANIZING
IN
VALLEY
way other people feel it should be
Next week our artists will ex
A group of riding enthusiasts
periment with one-color hamony met for a harvest dinner at the
What can be done with only om mine of Ethel Banta last Saturday
dominant color* and it> shade to organize a new riding club.
TUESDAY SPECIALS
and tints complementing? We shal
Any person over the age of 1 I
see.
vho owns his own saddle horse and
CANNED AN!)
vho would like to belong to a club
KAREN PRESTON SHARES 8TI
PACKAGED GOODS
levoted to frequent rides, outdoor
BIRTHDAY CAKE WITH CLAS5
neals, drills and the promotion of |
Eight candles twinkled in th. better horsemanship will be wel
darkened third and fourth grade come to join, according to a spokes
“ÑAME THE GROCERY CONTEST”
room on Thursday, Sept. 25. Eigh man for the group.
randies were blown out and 2
There will be a get-together and
slices of cake were cut for hei outdoor dinner at the home of Aria
friends by our birthday girl, Karel Freitas, on Holland Road, at 11
Preston. Punch and ice cream, too a.m. Saturday for the purpose of
2nd Prize
3rd Prixe
1st Prix»
were server! to the tune of “Happy choosing a name for the club.
Birthday”. Karen then chose Bon
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nie Marshall, another Septembei Here from L ob Angeles
Miss, to lead the birthday niarcl
Ed Weber of Los Angeles has
with her.
IN GROCERIES
IN GROCERIES
IN GROCERIES
been visiting his brother Al Weber.
A showing of “Chow Chow Sen",
a film strip, completed the fun.
O’BRIEN
Initiation, Zone Reports
At Eagles Tonight
GRADE
SCHOOL
NEWS
GOOD GROCERIES
FAIR PRICES
OCT. 17
ENDS OCTOBER 15TH
$10
$5
$5
CAVE CITY GROCERY
HAD PICTURES TAKEN
Everyone was dressed up Thurs
day, Sept. 25. Mr. Glunz came ami
took everyone's picture.
Do you know what he would d<
when he wanted us to laugh? Hi
would tickle your nose with a
piece of string*
by Ann Emerson and
Dixie Rosenberry
ANOTHER
BIRTHDAY
< anna Lewis gave a birthday
“arty for the fifth and sixth grades
Monday afternoon. We had cakt
and ice ereani. Carina was eleven
\ ears old.
by Putricia Georgi
THE NEW 1952 CROSLEY
automatic aecm/c range
ONE-MAN
POWER SAW for the FARM
CORDWOOD • POSTS • TREE
MAINTENANCE • PULP and
SAWMILL TIMBER • CONSTRUCTION
Il you would like to know what
happens when you pop paper bags
Here's the saw that's designed to
n the classroom ask Clarence lessen work and raise income on the
Reese.
farm. You can take it anywhere —
up hill and across swampy land if
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necessary— because it weighs less
Treak* Finger
than 25 pounds. And cut anything
—
heavy timber, limbs, hardwood,
Charles Novick injured two of
lis fingers, breaking one of them, softwood, frozen wood—because it
has a full 3 horsepower.
it Cabax Mill Tuesday.
Many other features too make
the McCulloch 3-25 tops on any
farm: automatic clutch, built-in
chain oiler, recoil starter, and full
Hall’s Accounting
power operation at any angle.
Service
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port*.
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AVAILABLE
McCulloch
Chain Saws
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SH US TODAY FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION
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We sell Heating licenses
You'll find that we carry the finest hunting equipment in town—
ond the best values! Drop in and let'* talk over your particular
need*. We have many more fine “buy*" than shown below—
value* we'd like you to inspect and compore.
AUTOMATIC
RIFLE
A pteciuon made
automatic, light yet per
fectly balanced rifle
. .22 Short •
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lie
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Going Hunting?
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Deep well unit elevates to
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> witches tor quick. accurate selec
lion of heat s|Hi*ds on surface units
Sex en heat speeds. Come in and see
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WOOL JACKETS
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All 1Ö0'-. Wool
CROSLEY
NO. 8 1
WHITE STAG
Divided-Top
for tingle application*, cleon th* end
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RANGES
with a drop of fingernoil polith. let
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Then you easily con force the oil
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the polith dry and make a »mail hole
FLAW EL SHIRTS
Bright colors for
safety sake!
Th* Pact-Setting Designs Are Coming from Croaleyl
Free Delivery in the Valley
1
ONIO •NOP OIL CAN
If your oilcan deliver* loo much oil
Electric
all its many great features!
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