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About The Times. (Gold Hill, Or.) 1952-1953 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1952)
« Cold H ill, Oregon > BLASTING P O W D E R ? SEE THE VALLEY LUMBER CO FOR DYNAMITE 545 N W ‘FJStrect_________CranbyPaw Phone 4613 Merchandise that makes friends. • V e n e tia n B linds, W in d o w Shades M a tc h stick B am boo d ra w drapes, and tra v e rs e rods fro m O re gon s O ld e s t fa c to ry . O A lu m in u m or Galv. Tension Screens from C o lu m b ia M ills , Inc. • In su la te d S iding, Shakes and R oo fing • Linoleum and A s p h a lt T ile Flooring. • A u to m a tic W o o d and Electric H eaters. • Trade W in d M o to r Fans and Blowers. W rite or Phone for Estimates. HOME OWNERS SPECIALTIES I \ n i i l i Main Oregon 1 1 I L I’IIO M 7211 I’. O. Bov 232 o r 2 -7 7 9 1 L. G B. HALL r a n ts P a s s • • • FUNERAL HOME CREMATORIUM AMBULANCE OXYGEN EQUIPMENT The Finest in Each and Every Service 141 N W. C ST. •PHONE 33«» SO Yeari of Servie* THE TIMES TRUMIX OF MEDFORD TO GIVE TEACHERS A LUNCHEON In a series of meetings. Twin Counties Electric Cooperative. Inc. Teachers who attend the soil con is signing up members and readying servation workshop in Rogue River their campaign to bring electricity on May 6th w ill be lunched through to a ll those in Jacksoft and Josephine coune3y of Trumbt Concrete of counties who now are without ser Medford, it was announced here to vice. day. At a meeting in the Sams Valley The luncheon w ill probably be Grange Tuesday night, 300 attend held In Rogue River and w ill pre ed. and a like number or more at cede a field trip led by educators. the Grants Pass meeting were expect ed Wednesday night. SKATING TOURNAMENT President George Loftin of Sams Miss Dianne Mock, daughter Valley, president of the TCEC, of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mock of told The Times Tuesday that he is Rogue River participated in the hopeful that a ll ranchers no matter Grants Pass Junior Dance Skating how close they are to existing lin Class Tournament held April 27 es W ill sign up - if they are now at Roseburg. The Tournament without service. was between the Roseburg and ' The coop, after it secures e- Grants Pass classes. nough memberships w ill apply for It is reported that Dianne a federal loan through REA and skated beautifully, and her then w ill begin bringing current to parents and her instructor, C. outlying area, according to the Davison of the Rollerdome were present plan. very proud of her. In addition to Loftin, other offi cers are: M ichael Loftus, vice- president; Mrs. Helen Brown, secre tary-treasurer, and Mrs. Natalie H all, assistant secretary-treasurer Practically a ll sections of the New officers of the Evans Valley two counties are represented on tht P .T .A . w ill be installed at the nine man board of directors. school in Wimer on May 6th at 8 p. m ., Anna Butterfield, program chairman, announced this week. FRIENDSHIP TEA Installing officer w ill be Mrs. Frank Vandyke, Medford, past, The Brownies and G irl Scouts of Evans Valley gave a JulietteLow county PTA president. New officers are: Mesdames My World Friendship Tea for their mo ron Newton, president, Charles Ce thers April 23rd. Fourteen Brownies and elever idburg, vice president;Kenneth G irl Scouts under the leadership of Damon, secretary, and Bud Archer Mrs. Gladys Boulter and Mrs. Hany treasurer. Ivy Coffee, of India, a student Randall, respectively, entertained at SOC, w ill be the principal the following mothers:Mrs. Harold speaker of the evening. Wood, Mrs. Charles Stone, Mrs. Charles Ceiderburg, Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Deckard, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. ERNIE ADDS TOOL LINE Johnston, Mrs. James Martin and Something new has been added Mrs. Jackson. Mrs. Marjorie Hop at Ernie's Builders Supply on Rog kins from Medford who is connect ue River row - a line of Stanley tools. ed with the Rogue Valley Area G irl The new line w ill be complete, Scout Council was a guest. The group is making oil-cloth running from the smallest to the stuffed animals to send to the Child largest and a ll carrying the Sun- ley guarantee, Ernie Lingren.own rens Hospital. er, said. MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK 1. For the post 18 years we have not paid less than 3% on savings • 2. These savings hove been Invested in conservative real estate mortgoges within o 50 mile radius without 0 single loss. 3. 4. LISTEN 5. Sovmgs accounts are insured up to $10,000 00 by Federal Sovmgs & Loon Insuronce Corp , Washington, D C. I Over, the years we have poid our savings account holders well over $100,000 00 — $28,000-during 1951. The past 2 years we hove placed second among all the states' Sovmgs and Loan institutions in percentage o f in crease CURRENT DIVIDEND 3% 1 1 0 S.W. t il. Phone 3412 0 ATTEND THE FLOWER SHOW W A N T ED A ll T y p e s O f W E L D IN G WORK C a ll L E S W A L K E R a t G o ld H ill D ays N it e s 5 -9 0 9 1 5 -9 0 5 2 PTA MEETING SAVINQS & LOAN ASSOCIATION LOOK May 1. 1 952 E L E C T R IC C O -O P F irst F ederal STOP Rogue River, Oregon A low co»» check on house wiling now, may prevent a tragic fire. Call us! I i > Adequate Wiring ‘ sjfc ’ means Better living I H A R R IS O N ELECTRIC G o t d ^ H il l IT'S A GIRL Word has been received in Rog ue River that a six pound baby girl anived at the home of the M .W . Colvins of Manhatun Beach, Cal. Maternal grandparents are the Ed. Burketts of Rogue River. Triangle Service Ralph and Bud Rogne R iver A LIFT FOR U K ! NO O TN IR B U N K FICKS TOM WO ENTERPRISE GRANGE Enterprise Grange w ill meet at the Grange H all. 8 p . m May 13th. It w ill be an open meeting and the public is Invited. A lf Mekvold, County Supt.of Schools w ill speak and answer ques tions an the Dr. Holey B ill, the school b ill * 315. TAKE SON TO HOSPITAL Mrs. C. K a par off of the Evans Valley left last Wednesday far Port land to take her son. James, to the Shrine haspTLal for another opera tion upon his right arm. Margaret Butterfield went along to aid M n Kaparoff Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meyers of Meyers Hardware. Rogue River, took Mr Mever's mother. Mrs D Meyers down to Shasta Sundas . 1 1 (1 • « . PEPPER ^Pepper ROSS H. TURPIN Ph. 349« i I P h .5 - 9 3 2 lJ 4M EASE AN» • O il CNAM GE/ FRIEDENTHALS ON TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Ed Friendenthal and daughter, Eugenia, of Rogue River, left here last Tuesdav and returned on Saturday afternoon, and this is ALL they did - Drove to San Francisco, attended a radio show, visited the zoo, and the beach and saw other sights in San Francisco, visited D.J. Anger- ame of Oakland, godfather of Eugenia, and then visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Hornbeck in Chico. The Hornbecks are former resi dents of the Evans Valley. J Grants Pass
