The Times. (Gold Hill, Or.) 1952-1953, August 07, 1952, GOLD HILL EDITION, Page 6, Image 6

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Rogue River, Oregon
Mr. and Mr«. Eldon Parker of
San Fiancisco visited Mayor and
Mrs. Fred Dengler of Rogue River
recently. Mrs Parker and the *
Mayor are brother and sister.
trade
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Inis Gelvln and her daughter.Car
olyn, an Sunday, will celebrate the
sixth anniversary of the founding of
I their grocery stcre In Rogue River.
VISITORS FROM CANADA
Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes of
B y C le m A u lt
Fielder Creek were recently visited
S o il C o n s e r v a t i o n
by Mrs. Hughes’ sister, Mrs.James
S e rv ic e
Slater of Windsor. Ontario,Canada;
and Dr. and Mrs. Lee Crowley of
Wes McDonough and Bob
Toronto, Canada
Miller, SCS Engineer, checked
two drainages last week for possi­
ble reservoir sites - neither of the
HOME FROM SOUTHERN CALIF.
two sites were feasible. However,
the work for irrigation water for
•Mrs. Ray Greenhill of Rogue
Sams Valley continues; every
River and Mrs. Alice Mac Vine of
approach to the problem and
Grants Pass recently returned from
a trip to Southern California where every possible storage site is be­
ing checked.
they visited friends and relatives.
m t
Herb Jurschele requested in­
formation last week on proced­
GREAT GRANDDAUGHTER
ures for filing far water rights.
Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Addington
have been presented with a great
Mrs. M. Hundley, teacher
granddaughter, born to Mr. and
Mrs. M.E, Addington of Medford,
at Lone Pine School was in re ­
cently for material to use in a
July 24th. Named Karen Denise,
soil and water conservation r e ­
the baby weighed seven and a
port of the Sams Valley S.C.
half pounds at birth.
District. The repan is being pre­
pared as part of her summer course
at Southern Oregon College, and
will cover history, organization
and progress of work done in the
District.
Kilmer's Cleaners
August 7, 1952
Gold Hill, Oregon
G E L V IN S C E L E B R A T E
S IX T H B IR T H D A Y O F
T H E IR G R O C E R Y
SAN FRANCISCO VISITORS
MAN KILLED LAST NIGHT AT
THE DOUGHNUT SHOP. THEY
THOUGHT HE WAS DUNKIN’!!!!
THE TIMES
Mr. Cliff Brim of Crescent
City, California, recently pur­
chased the Van Amburg property
In Upper Evans Valley. Cliff was
In last week to study the soils
map of the property and to discuss
preliminary plans for a soil and
water conservation program on
the ranch.
SELL
For Sal«, Miscellaneous
It was on August 10, 1946 that the
late Dave Gelvln and his wife, Inis
FOR SALE: Allis-Chalmers Tractor
purchased the little store on the cor­
Model KO 50-Hp. 24 inch pads.
ner of Main and Depot streets from Good shape. Rt. 1 Box 170, Rogue
Hancock and Westfall. It was the
River, C. W.Ceideburg 4 A2Sp
former O’Kelly’s store.
The Gelvlns proudly named it
Gelvln’s Grocery & Market. Not
FOR SALE: 4 year old saddle horse,
until a little more than a year ago >50. Weaner pigs. Esterbrook, Rre.
was it given Its present name, the
Box 81. East Evans Creek Road.
Rogue River Groceteria.
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The stare has always been a fam ­
ily affair with the Gelvlns operating
it for the families of the entire area FOR SALE: One kitchen ventilator
When Carolyn was in school, her fan, wall type. Easy to install.
sister , Shirley, helped Dave and
$ 29.73.
Inis In the store. When Shirley marri-ROGEU VALLEY ELECTRIC CO.
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ried and Carolyn finished school Car
olyn came into the store.
Dave Gelvin’s tragic d e a t h a
little more than a year ago left the
OK USED CARS OK
two of them to handle It alone. And|j
no longer Is it a little store.
1950 NASH Statesman 4-Door
Overdrive, heater, seat covers,
In 194 ,232 lockers were added
directional signals.
and extra room for groceries and
1948 FORD 4-Door Sedan
meat was available. Prior to that
Radio, heater, sportlight. window
washers, clean, good condition.
time extra storage space was add­
ed and a cool room for vegetables
1950 CHEVROLET >,-Ton Pickup
3-speed. good tires,
became a valuable part of the es­
exceptionally clean.
tablishment.
BUYING . . . A USED CARt
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE
More recently self service meat
FROM A NEW-CAR DEALER
cases have been added along with
»-Passenger Coupe ..... $447
frozen food cabinets, air condition­ 1942 FORD
Radio, heater, good tires,
sharp.
ing and other modern Improvements.
In looking back over six years In
1948 CHEVROLET 4-Door Sedan
S895
Heater, radio, sportlight,
business In Rogue River, Inis Gel-
new seat covers.
vin said this week she wished there
1948 CHEVROLET 4-Door Sedan ...$895
was some manner she could really
Radio, heater. 5 good tires,
sportlight, clean.
thank the people of the entire area
4-Door Sedan
$925
for their patronage during the yiars 1946 CHEVROLET
Heater, radio, fog lights,
sportlight. a very nice car,
I truly appreciate it and I am
thankful far the many friends we
KELT CHEVROLET
have been lucky enough to make, ”
7th St. between J and K. Phone 4461
she said.
U & A X n PASS, O U Q O N
BISHOP PLACES IN JUBILEE
ART SHOW AT J’VILLE
R o o m s and
A p a r tm e n ts
W A L L E R S IÑN
R O C K Y ’ S GARAGE
CO M PLETE
OVERHAUL
We G iv e S & II
G re e n
S ta m p s
Seven Scouts from the Medford
Hal Bishop of Gold Hill won se­
Christian Church troop spent last
cond place in the Jackson County
Wednesday making surveys for
Art Association's exhibit during
land leveling as the first step in
the Jacksonville Jubilee.
their new soil conservation pro­
ject. Ralph Badcock and Clem
TO SEE SON AT PARKS AFB
Ault of SCS supervised and gave
instruction in the work.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bennett
Scouts participating were
of Rogue River went down to Parks
Dick and Jim Corum, Sammy
Jennings, Raymond Nelson, Mike j Air Force Base to see their son,
Tommy Newlen, before he was
Roberts, Dick Guches and Ranald
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shipped
to another base Before
Cherry, all of Medford. Di.Wm.
returning home the Bennetts plan
H. Roberts and Walt Weber are
ned to visit friends in Redwood
the leaden of the troop.
City.
I loti r s 8 to 6: 10
S u n d ay 8 to 1 p .m .
C O L D H IL L 5 -9 2 3 9
18 THE ANSWER TO YOUR
B U IL D IN G PROBLEM
GRANTS
PASS
READY
MIX
7873 - Sill
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PLUMBING «<
PLUMBING SU PPLIE S
CHONTA
CUFPLY CO.
s
WHAT i 7H£ KXTEP PARENTS'
P lan poc wa » children t
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Z. Ever W ÍA* OF A 6AZEÄO?
FOR RENT: 2-Room furnished apt.
Room service if desired. Wallers
Inn. 1 A7c
FOR. RENT OR LEASE: To respons­
ible couple, my 5-room home on
highway 99. Lillie Shoe make. Ph.
RR 270 - Rt. 1 Box 422, Gold Hill.
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HELP WANTED: Couple with house
trailer to work in resort motel. Year
around employment Man may have
outside work. Beaut trailer space
on Rogue River with elec. & water
provided Call at Homestead on the
Rogue Motel, 4 m N. of Gold
Hill, on Highway 99 , 1A7 c
(1 1 The Foster Parents’ Plan provides for “adoption” of WANTED: Man with small tractor
a war orphan by contributing S15 a month toward his support to level and remove rocks from
for a year, and exchanging letters with him once a month. river lot near Rogue River Phone
Am ong p ro m in e n t A m e ri­
TO SETTLE TN ROGUE RIVER
cans p a rtic ip a tin g in the plan are
Q u en tin Reynolds, E dw ard R
Mr. and Mrs. Haydn Williams
Murrow. Bess T ru m an , Helen of Southern California will soon
K e lle r. Frances L an gfo rd, Gary
move into the Sam Bellah Mttle
Coopt’? and A rt L in k le tte r.
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2 1 It - one of those pw tru d in g house on Highway 99. At present
w indow s th a t give y o u r new home they are staving with the Lewis
that q u a in t i and expensive» look
Northrups on Pleasant Creek.
F re q u e n tly gazebos, -o u other
o
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a rc h ite c tu ra l ’’f r ills ” are not in ­
cluded in the contract w hich a
prospective
hom eow ntP
signs BIRTHDAY DINNER
w ith his co ntractor
Mrs Lester Thompson hafl her
two granddaughters. Karen and Bar­
bara Swindler of Medford, visiting
her over the week-end
The former Tjoelker ranch, 160
acres with 40 acres farmland.
Spring. Old set of buildings, etc.
This place entirely supported a
family for years. Entire price
$2000. Terms if desired.
V. A. MILLER, BROKER, High. 99
at the bridge.
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FOR SALE: Spiall farm.Buildings,
spring water, electric lights. Can
be divided. See F.W.Marshall,
Wards Creek.
2A14p
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN!!! ! !
2 1/4 acres, new house, new fum
iture, cost $6500. Will sacrifice
for $ 4000 cash. H .G .H ill, real­
tor, Rogue River.
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TA X$7~
PEAL
VALUE
S I V~°
S 20/2
A U TO T IR E
TOTAL
POKE
TAX 1 4 *
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... a
12*
26*
G A S O L IN E
TOTAL
P P /C E
HELP WANTED
-H R «
!! A BUY IN THE MEADOWS!!
PEAL
VALUE
5T
READY-MIX
Concrete
W« D elirar ii to Your Jobl
F O R S A L E :V e ry fin e
a n tiq u e c u p s an d s a u c e r s .
S e e th e m a t T h e T im e s
o ff ic e ,R o g u e R iv e r .
FOR SALE, Real Estafa
Med 2-5853.
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WANTED. S£TUAT1ON
TRACTOR WORK REASONABLE
U.U. CASEY
Also available for odd jobs around
hbuse or ranch
Rt* 1, Box 3IB.E.Evans Creek Road
Stalling address P.O.Box 454.R.R.
Phone Rogue River 396
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Mr and Mrs Richard Scott of
Rogue RivtC eiQrrtained Monday
4 1/2
1/2
evening with s<adini^r paatv far
J River
their son. Neil Thompson of Grants
Pau wto celebrated his birthday.
Yd. dump truck. Ph Rogue
or 9l9 ,
tí
HARRY'S
AUCTION MART
MURPHY ROAD Gronts boss
W U M lI D A t HIGHT AT 1
W IL L S E L L FO R YO U
A N Y T IM E A N Y W H E R E
F U R N IT U R E - C A T T L E
REAL ESTATE
HARRY LARZSX.
AUCTtONZnf
P h .G .P . 3264 or 4901
C O N S IG N Y O U R
F U R N IT U R E A N D
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
A R T IC L E S T O T H E
COMMERCIAL
AUCTION CO.
In C en tral P o in t for
the b e st p o ssib le
p r ic e s I
Phone C .P . 1512
or
C J . 1441