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About The Times. (Gold Hill, Or.) 1952-1953 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1952)
May 1, 1952 Gold Hill, Oregon NEW ROGUE RIVER MORE THAN A MERCHANT THE TIMES CROSS •\V ’ L ► r. C o m p le te PHONE 5-9131 SEE ITNOW Motorola Radio »/Directional Signal Lights »/Electric Clock »/Foam Rubber Cushions »/Custom Upholstery */ Custom Steering W heel V Stainless Steol W heel Disks »/Oil Bath Air Cleaner v7 Vacuum Booster Pump THE QUOTED $ 2 2 0 0 . IS A DISCOUNTED PRICE TO TEST THIS PAPERS A D YERTISINC A BILITY. 1 :1 4 1 s s M in im s Silt and B a rtle tt Ml D PO R I). OKI CO N COI I) lili I OHI ( ,O \ V Pharmacy (AIK CONDITIONING) S ervice BELL - STIEBER SUPPL Y CO M PA NY ■ »^Weather Eye Laundry P L U M B IN G Becker V Automatic Overdrive C R IB E NOW W e Dp E xtruding and D n in g l’O PU l \H 1’1U( ES 132 No. Broadwav Bogue liiver, Ore. l’hone 137 4 n d I a m p ro u d to be r o a r D r a g g ir t — a n d m o re th a n a m e rc h a n t. $ 2 2 0 0 . oo SI ! U -D O -IT Laundry I muat carry a stock of rare a n d . r-iprnarve drugs, some of which may be called for only once in a year— I must give the prescription lor you the right-of-way over every ether operation in the store— in One Price o f Page 9 r_e-\V"R q \ ”»V 7 -4 * I muat be a registered pharmacist— 1 moat have a college degree to fill your doctor’s prescription—■ This is Included iV *.oii CHICKEN To o p e ra te th ia d ru g »lore in r o a r n e ig h b o rh o o d , I m a t t be m o re th a n a m e rc h a n t . . . . • The new Nash Rambler Country Club — America’s smartest hardtop convertible — now can be yours on low monthly term s! Imagine — more than 31 miles per gal lon in the Mobilgas Economy Run. Plus nearly $300 worth of custom “ e x tra s ” at no extra cost. And you can get a bigger allowance on your present car than you thought possible. See — drive — the Nash Rambler Country Club — today! k HANCOCK NEWS Rogue River may become fam ous far a new reason - a chicken. The Southern Oregon Hatchery, Fred Hancock and his family of which Herman Skov, owner, w ant De nver, C o lo ., were In Gold Hill ed to locate in Rogue River but visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. couldn’t because he couldn’t find M .C .H ancock over the weekend. a building, has developed a new Fred has been in the hospital over bird which he has called ’’The a year because of a back injury, Rogue River-Crass. ” first incurred in the Navy and dam What makes the bird advantage aged again in an automobile a c c i ous to fryer raisers, according to dent. Skov is that it is fast feathering, He will be at Fitzsimmons Gen fast growing and has no dark pin eral Hospital In Denver for anoth feathers. er operation to fuse banes in his Skov recently opened his hatch back. ery on South 99 out of Grants Pass, | Their son.Freddy, who flew to behind Morrison's Auction Co. Gold Hill alone to visit his grand The Rogue River Cross is more parents, returned to Colcrado with or less a secret as to origin. The his parents. rootter in the last mating was half Bill Hancock, sen of Mr. and broad breasted Cornish and the Mrs. M .C .H ancock, has just mov hen was Buff-Cornish. The bird ed with the Second Division to the as a consequence has lots of breast front lines in Korea. meat. He has been over there since Skov started in the poultry busi September 1951 and away from Go ness as a boy with his father who Id Hill since February of last year. had opened a hatchery In 1909. Any of Bill’s friends wishing to Herman has been at it ever since In California until his new venture write to him may do so at this here. At one time he raised 50. 000 address: Pvt. William E. Hancock. RA turkeys. In his modem hatchery on| 919404394, Co. C . 72nd Tank 99, he has a wide selection of Battalion. A .P .O . 248, San Fran chicks, poults, ducks and geese. cisco, California. MARINERS The Rogue River Mariners met at Fellowship Hall Monday night far their monthly covered dish dinner and m eeting. Skippers Sue and Loyd Marrow, presided. Under the direction of Chief Stewards. Lavina and Les Weigart, a very enjoyable psugiam was given: Bud cinaeren sang several songs, accompanying mmself on tbe man dolin. Mrs. Lyle Brown sang three beautiful selections, accompanied at tbe piano by Mrs. Jean Gail. Mr. Carlos Morris of M ed ford showed colorea motion pictures of the northern California redwoods. The program was followed by a sale of spring plants. The district Mariners Con vention will be held on May 13th, 3 30 p .m . at the Medford Presby terian Church District Skippers are Midge and Pete Petrie of Rogue River. Bud Hancock and his wife, Betty, have been visiting his pare its, M.C Hancocks for several days. Bud just recently arrived from Korea and went on to Maddington Hospital at Fort Lewis in Tacoma for the op eration to remove shrapnel from his side. 10 PLUS CLUB The 10 Plus Club met April 26th for a potluck supper at the Evans Valley ranchhome of the Dave Blairs. Among those enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs.L.R, Kaspar. Bruce Brandon, Fred Balch the evening were the Mr. and Mrs. L.R.Kaspars. Bruce Brandons.Fred Balchs, Leo Niqettes of Grants Pass, and Doug Talbotts of Grants Pass. Mrs Lurla Hayslip and daughter Mary Lee. and Mr. Dennis Bickett. TO BROOKINGS Mrs. Helen Shoemaker left Gold Hill last week-edn with her GOLD HILL MAN HEADS RABBIT daughter and husband, the D.L. MARKETING ASSOCIATION R. A. lames of Gold Hill has been Hartleys, for Brookings . to stay elected president of thr Rogue Rive with her other daughter. Winona er Valiev Rabbit Marketing Associa Cross, who is recovering from an operation. Mrs. Cross was in the tion’s board of directors hospital at Gold Beach far five Mere anima 1? are needed to supp days and will be confined to her ly the markets, the associano» home for some tim e. head reported. Prices are high. Y ou A r e I n v ite d T o A tte n d T h e • ROGUE RIVER GARDEN CLUB F IF T H ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW SATURDAY MAY 3RD GRANGE HALL ^ h u a d v e ru se rn e n ^ M m o rtd ^ ^ ^ tfi^ D e ^ R o g u i^ w ^ î^ e e d (New Floors Again FOR JU S T A FEW D O LLA R S ! II your floors are worn and d ra b -- ii layers o( old grim e and varnish have hidden their beauty why not restore them yourself at low cost ? O ur RENTAL SANDERS are pow er ful, fast working m achines that a n y body can use they'll give you amazing results on even the oldest wood surfaces H1NTAL KATI n A H D fH S and ID G E H S a t« L O W T a b * « ut a m ach in « by lh a h o u r Ih » d a y lh a w e e k e n d o r lh a w e a k ERNIE’S BUILDERS SUPPLY /G A GOOD BUY TWO YEARS \(,O« A B €T T €R 4 BUY TO D A Y OUR RING and VALVE JOB IS A MONEY-SAVER BECAUSE 1 2 M o d e rn e q u ip m e n t e lim in a te s a guess w o rk . ’ kw Im m e d ia te service on y o u r c i 4 5 6 W e w ill lo an you a car. if net essary. w l l h o u l charge i 3 O n a of lh a larg est and most con p lo ts e n g in e re b u ild in g shops i th e c o u n ty . W e g u a ra n te e s atisfactio n on a o u r w o rk . O u r prices are re as o n a b ly lo w - w e h a v e n 't raised th em sine last y ea r. C h eck p ric e sebedul below . 4 Cylinder 6 Cylinder 8 Cylinder 45.00 55.00 6 5 °° •|CM<*pt h hen motor bus t*» h» remov*<L LABOR AND R IN G S IN C LU D ED G e l ou r q u o tatio n on com plete reb u ild lobs— PH O N E 5010. OPEN SATU R D AY UNITED ENGINE REBUILDERS Opposite New Drive-in Theater Grants Pass. Ore. Phone 5040
