The Times. (Gold Hill, Or.) 1952-1953, May 01, 1952, Page 7, Image 7

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1. 1952
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THE TIMES
Rogue River, Oregon
Page 7
?ee-wee
league
ART & BILLIE*
CAFE
REAL ITALIAN
SPAGHETTI
SOUTHERN FRIED
CHICKEN
s I ROGUES SET FORl
BIG TRACK MEET
Center of
Gold Hill, Oregon
PHONE 5-9141
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F tS H tN G
SUYS
G et R ead y F o r Fun
We H a v e E v e r y th i n g
The F is h e rm e n N eed s
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CARPENTER
ELECTRICIAN
PLASTERER
PAINTER
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PLUMBER
As of last Friday, here are the
standings of the grade school team
C hieftains
Team
w
L
Wh. Sox
7
2
Red Sox
3
7
Gr. Sox
5
5
Teams from Lake^Curry, Klam ­
Bra ves
ath and Jackson will compete with Eagles
5
5
preliminaries being at 10 a .m .
Hawks
4
. 4
and the finals starting at 1:30.
Cards
5
3
The first six places will register
Pee-Wees
for the tally, 16 points being for
Cubs
8
2
Lions
first, 8 for second. 6 for third,
6
4
Stags
4 for fourth, 2 for fifth, and l ’for
1
9
sixth.
E n t r i e s fo r th e track meet
include:
120 HH , Boulter; m ile, Lilly
and Tyre 11, 100 yard dash, Hiner
and Elder; 220 yard dash, Hiner
and Wehren; 120 HH, Boulter and
Stanfield; 440 yard run, Shaw and
Howell; 880 yard run. Hunt and
Lingren; relay, Hiner, Howell and
Shaw,Boulter or Wehren; shot put,
Sandberg and Rhoton, discus, Lilly
and Jones; javelin, Biggers; high
jump, Boulter and Elder; broad
jump, Wehren and Howell; pole
vault, Coursey and Morrow.
Rogue River officials will be
acting in many capacities. War­
ren Center is now taking entries
for the meet,Myn Busack will be
clerk of the m eet with Russ Hawk
as one of the judges of the s h o t
and discus, Loyd Morrow as pole
vault judge, Hugh Clark on the
javelin, and Loyd Morrow on the
broad jump, while Ron Brown will
be one of three judges of the fin­
ish line.
Jack Knutson will be the announ­
cer.
CRATER WINS IN FOUR TEAM
MEET AT ASHLAND
Craters scored 93 ’ /2 points to
win the four-team track meet held
last Thursda at Ashland. Phoenix
was second, followed ay Eagle Poi
nt and Talent.
TALENT LEADS IN BASEBALL;
1 ROGUES LOSE AGAIN
H o u rs A D ay
ln G o ld H i l l
y
(H N it'S S h e fl
T ru th St op
S ta tio n
HULL&HULL
F u n eral H om e
WHITE SOX, EAGLES AND CUBS
LEAD LEAGUES AS PLAY-OFF
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP NEARS
Rogue River high school's track
team is shaping up for its tough­
est com petition, the District #
3 track meet to be held on the
Medford Senior High School field
on May 10th.
JACK HOGAN
R. R, 488
Talent high's baseball team de
feated Prospect 7 to 1 at Prospect
last Friday to lead the B league.
On the same day, the Rogues a
gain lost, to Jacksonville 15 to 7
to maintain the bottom of the lea
gue.
Come on
down today and see the finest collection of all the
equipment you'll need for a good catch.
MOTORCYCLE RACES
MORROWS
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland A.
Weston of Pleasant Creek, and
their son, Louis "Spook” Weston
who has been home on a thirty
day furlough from the Navy, took
in the m otorcycle races at C resc­
ent City April20th. It was the Gr­
ants Pass field m eet. "Spook"
entered the Drag, Ballon. Daytona
and Slow races but we didn’t hear
him bragging about how he cam e
out. But he had fun before having
to return to Vallejo this week-end
to his ship, the SS Kidd. The ship
goes to San Diego for a training
period and then over to Korea.
hardw are
G O L D H IL L
P H O N E 5-9111
SALMON CAUGHT
From reports we get, Mrs. Hugh
Moore of Highway 99 was the first
woman to catch a salmon at the
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Savage Rapid Dam this year. She
landed an eighteen pounder. Mr.
Hughes also caught one, a nine­
teen pound one.
Motel Owners To Las
Vegas To DoLandscaping
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Mrs. H.A.Densmore of Gold Hill
celebrated her birthday this week
J and was a visitor at The Times.
Many happy returns were wished
her by her friends in Rogue River
and Gold Hill.
Between now and June 3©, the
State Game Commission will re ­
lease 115,000 legal-size Rainbow
BRACE PHONES FROM GERMANY
trout in the Rogue River above Ro-
Cpl. David Brace, son« of Mr.
oertson bridge.
and Mrs. D .E.Brace of Rogue Riv­
The Applegate, Illinois rivers er telephoned his parents from Ger
and 30 to 40 smaller creeks will
many late last week. H e placed
receive the fish, it was said.
the call on Monday and got It in
First released were made last
to the Rogue River home on Thurs­
week.
day. Cpl. Brace is stationed in
Germany.
Pork Shoulder Roast
2 rolls
2 heads fo r
25c
19c
Gleaming Red
Rhubarb
HALVES
15*
LBS.
no .
2'/ j c a n
Freestone PEACHES
7^4 Cttofoo
5 9 t lb
Or
<9C
SUNSHINE (RACKERS ?
& N. B. C.
CANE SUGAR
FOR
lb. 39c
SCOTTS TISSUE
Krisp Lettuce
Mr. and Mrs. J.E .C arton, own­
ers of the Walnut Grove m otel in
Rogue River returned last week to
their home from a combined busi­
ness and pleasure trip to Seattle
Mr. Carton left again on Satur­
day for Las Vegas where he has 2
landscaping projects. Mrs. Carton
plans to follow later.
Mrs. Carton had several paint­
ings in the recent exhibition at the
Times.
D a y or N igh t
Ambulance Service
0%
P ishing
10 lbs. 9 8 c
COUNTY ASSESSOR
V O Tt t o «
612 N. W. A STREET
R. G. "B o b" Fowler
DIAL 4453
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Grants Pass
Eapenencc
• I n t e g r it y
■ Im p a r tia lity
Lester's M arket
GOLD H ILL
WE D ELIV ER
PH O N E 5-9162
lb.