April 17.1952
Gold Hill. Oregon
-wee
league »
(Continued From P. 4)
Lions
2
2
500
Stags
1
3
333
Brave’s League
Hawks
667
Cards
1000
Eagles
333
Chieftain League
Green Sox
667
White Sox
500
Red Sox
333
The roster of players by teams
follows:
White Sox - Bill Weaver, captain;
Bobby Wilson, (Gary Phillips, Larry
Ekledge, Richard Tweist, Lawren­
ce Wagner. Jesse Stalsworth, Gary
Stewart, Danny Reed, and Alfred
Vanscoter.
Red Sox - Claude Wyland, captain;
Eldon Wilson, Vernon Pahlka, Bob­
by Allen, Scott Thorell, Tommy
Middleton, Emery Lantham, Bill
Spears, Oliver Morris, and Ellis
Plowman.
Green Sox - Raleigh Prefountain,
captain; Jerry Savage, Buzzy Webb
Stanley Greene, Loy Towse, Russ­
el Miller, Bill Beck, Jack Kimble,
Jimmy Corvey, and Dennis Johnson
Eagles - George Bringam, captain;
Don Anderson, Bilbey Lane, Jerry
Cummings, James Thorell, George
Robins, Don Stalsworth, Paul Shaw
Glenn Morris, Edwin Blankenship,
and Roland Gnose.
Hawks - Leroy Savage, captain;
Phillip Savage, Arthur Little, Jerry
Dillon, Bill Morrow, Steve Smith,
Jack Nightengale, Steven Scott,
Jimmy Erwin, and Donny White.
Cardinals - Bob Bigman, captain;
Bill Johnson, Freddie Hopper, John
Bigman, Charles Weaver, Jimmy
Bliss, Lowell Strope, Fred Beck,
Darrel Griffen, Donald Davis, Lind
sey Lutzman and Everett Stienhardt
Cubs - Clarence Wyland, captain;
Dean Wilson. Ronnie Laws. Edwin
Johnson, David Robins, Howard
Marshal, Kinley Dailey, Terry Me
Kinney, Donny Wilson, Larry Goo­
sey, Joe Morris, and Bob Lanham.
Lions - Larry Horn, captain,Jimmy
Smith, Jeff Leroy, Mike Brace,
Clarence Wirth, Douglas Stewart,
Douglas Robertson, Dennis Allison. |
Lauri McGarvey, Jeff Davis and Ro
bert Hild.
Stags - Harry Randleman, captain;
Laddy Dunham, Terry Gail, Neil
Wagner, Clifford Johnson, Jack
Buckle, John Malnar. Je.ny Peters,
David Carter. Emmet Blackman,
L arry Davis and Clarence Pugh.
Mr. and Mrs. George Powell of
Winton, Calif, were recent visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.R,
Luebcke, owners and operators of
the Meadow Brook Dairy on West
Evans.
THE TIMES
Rogue River, Oregon
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GIANT HAY TRUCK HAULING BIG LOADS
BLASTING PO W DER
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SEE T H E VALLEY LUMBER CO FOR DYNAMITE
545 N W F' Street
Grants Pass
Phone 4612
HARDWARE
BELL - STIEBER SUPPLY COMPANY
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PHONE .5-9131
COI D HILL, OREGON
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John Goldt of West Evans Creek Road is the proud owner of the big
new truck pictured above in the Triangle Service Station at Rogue
River. The truck, which is 35 feet long, is being used to haul hay
from Scotts Valley into Rogue River and the surrounding area. The
truck was so big that it took Ralph Smith half an hour to clean the
windshield.. .well almost anyway. (Times Photos)
RED CROSS WATER SAFETY
PROGRAM GETS UNDERWAY
CALIFORNIA VISITORS
Tony and Joan Bradice,Calif­
ornia television and nightclub en-
A free Red Cross Water Safety In terainers, have been visiting at the
structors Class will be conducted
Gold Hill home of Bruce and Bud
May 12-16 at Jackson Hot Springs
Higgins.
pool in Ashland from 7 to 10 Mon­
day through Friday with any person
over 18, who has a current life­
BABY GIRL
saving certificate, eligible.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hobson
To prepare for this instructors'
of Gold Hill are the proud parents
class, a life saving course will be
of a 6 1/2 pound baby girl who »
conducted by Donald Day, starting made her debut April 9th at the
today at the YMCA pool in Med­
Osteopathic Hospital in Medford.
ford.
It will be held from 2 to 4 p. m.
Monday, Tuesday andThursday.lt
is open to anyone over 16 but only ON BUSINESS TRIP
those 18 years an up can become
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bowers
instructors.
were in northern California and in
the Klamath Falls area for several
days oil a business trip.
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FUNERAL HOME
CREMATORIUM
AMBULANCE
OXYGEN EQUIPMENT
The Finest in Each and
Every Service
141 N.W. C ST.
50 Yion çf Servici
A GOOD BUY
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Modern equipm ent elim inates all
guess work.
One of the largest and most com ­
plete engine rebuilding shops in
Ihe county.
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OUR RING and VALVE JOB
IS A MONEY-SAVER
N o w Open Sundays
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Central Point Pharmacy
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Im m ediate service on your car.
W e w ill loan you a car. if nec­
essary. w ithout charge.
Merchandise th a t makes friends.
We gwaraqtee satisfaction on all
our work.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Fields
of Rogue River and Mr. and Mrs.
William Fields of Gold Hill picnic
ed at Lithia Park Easter Sunday
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Our prices are reasonably low —
w e haven't raised them since
last year. Check price schedule
below.
OUR SPECIALTY
O A lu m in u m or G alv. T ension Screens fro m
V e n e tia n B lin d s, W in d o w Shades, M a tc h ­
s tic k B am b oo d ra w d ra p e s , a n d tra v e rs e rods
fro m O re g o n s O ld e s t F a c to ry .
C o lu m b ia M ills , Inc.
h a m-b u r g e r s
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In s u la te d S id in g
Shakes an d R o o fin g
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L in o le u m and A s p h a lt T ile F lo oring .
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A u to m a tic W o o d an d E le ctric H e a te rs .
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T ra d e -W in d M o to r Fans an d B low ers.
The way you want 'em !
*K»<*pt when motor I lua to hr remove^
LABOR AND RINGS INCLUDED
(Open 10 ’t ill 10)
WALK IN N O .l
200 Hiway 99
A c r o s s from Orange
Bowl in G rants P a s s
a n d
WALK IN NO. 2
Hiway 99 at 5th St.
In GOLD HILL
Get our quotation on com plete rebuild
lobe—PHONE 5040.
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W rite or Phone for Estimates.
HOME OWNERS SPECIALTIES
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'4 Cylinder.
6 Cylinder .
8 Cylinder .
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UNITED ENGINE REBUILDERS
Opposite New Drive-in Theater
Grants Pass, Ore.
Phone 5040