Sept. U. 1952
Rogue R ivet. Or eg on
THE TIMES
G old H i ll. Oregon
Page 3
LIVE O AK GRANGE T H A N K YOU
HARDWARE
The L ive Oak Grange o f Rog
ue River wishes to thank the p u b lic
for (h e ir support and cooperation
in m aking the rum m age and cooked
food sale such a success.
Surprise packages p r e p a id
by Mrs Maude D engler and Mrs.
Laura Douglas were won by Mrs.
S hirley D ick and Mrs. Odagard.
There w i ll be a Harvest
Dinner O ctober 19th. turkey and
a ll the trim m in g s for a n o m in a l
charge. Keep the date in m in d .
B elle Nelson
HEC C h a irm a n
B ÍU - Sm BiB SUPPLY COMPANY
P H O N E 5 -9131
G O L D H IL L ,O R E G O N
V IS IT IN G PARENTS
WHILE ON A V A C A T IO N re c e n tly , Lee Orvis of Rogue River fis h ­
ed in Yellowstone Lake where he caught the lim it o f these fiv e c u t­
throat tro a t. averaging 16 inches. He caught other fish in other la k ­
es and streams and the ocean too.
Knowledge is Power
Mrs Donald Brady, and son,
P atrick of Coos Bay are v is itin g
Mrs Brady's parents, M t. and Mrs.
Richard Scott of Rogue River.
81ST BIRTHDAY
Mrs. James W ile y o f Evans
V a lle y celebrated her 91st b irth d a y ,
Tuesday Sept. 11th. M rs. James
W hipple of Rogue River spent the
day w ith her.
A th ro w o f th e d i c e . . .
has lost many a lifetime savings. When it comes
to financial security a safer, surer, method of
handling money is needed. That's why such
great dependence is placed on Jackson County
Federal. Savings are insured up to $10,000.
Make your savings do reliable double duty, too!
your passbook will show you how fast regular
savings PLUS earnings add up. Start now!
RETURNS TO COLLEGE
S hirley Davis w ho has been
em ployed a t G a il's M a rke t during
the sum m er months has returned
to W hitw o rth C o lle g e to resume
her studies.
2. HAVI ANCIt NT
® RII< OLYMPIC
ftCORPi 9BÎN
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1 . WHICH FAMOUS STATSSMAN
WAS A CONCBITT b ATION CAMP
IN M A T IP
CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE
DIXONS VIS IT IN G
J. I f T u tu A CURB FOR
HICCUP6?
(1) Dr. Leopold Figi, chancellor of Austria and recent visi­
tor to the United States, spent five years in the notorious
Dachau concentration camp. He was arrested in 1938 when the
Nazis took over Austria. Guards whipped him with steel-
threaded oxhide lashes. Once he was forced to stand 54 hours
at a tte n tio n in the open a ir w ith
3,000 o th e r prisoners, u n til the last is q u ite m odern. I t arises fro m
o f six escaped prisoners had been the desire to a ttra c t a la rge p a y­
in g p u b lic to a th le tic contests.
recaptured.
O n ly his n a tive toughness, his
(3) D octors have m ore th a n 200
fa ith , and his w ill helped h im s u r­ m ethods of c u rin g hiccups. M a n y
v iv e the ordeal. Kees V a n Hoek o f the fo lk lo re treatm e nts some­
relates the sto ry o f F ig i’s life in tim es w o rk , re p o rts Jack M.
the London T ablet.
S w a rto u t in T oda y’s H e a lth m aga­
(2) There's no te llin g . T ake the zine. The m ost co n siste n tly bene­
p e ntathlon , w h ich consists o f the ficia l, p ro b a b ly, is re b re a th in g a ir
dash, broad ju m p , discus, ja v e lin , exhaled in to a paper bag.
and w re s tlin g . The G reeks d id n ’t
Paper bag re b re a th in g can
even m easure the ju m ps, the d is ­
cause fa in tin g ; if you do it, guard
cus o r ja v e lin th ro w s, b u t con­
against fa llin g W hen you ta ke
tented them selves w ith d e te rm in ­
back exhaled carbon d io x id e in to
in g w ho had made the best m a rk
y o u r lu ng s it stim ulates the res­
and w on the event.
p ira to ry areas o f the b ra in w h ich
The w in n e r o f the p e ntathlon ,
exp la ins R ichard M H ayw ood in are in v o lv e d in hiccups.
the A ug ust C a th o lic Digest, was
D octors a p p ly the same p r in ­
d e term in ed by a system o f scor­ cip le 'w h e n th e y place a m ask ove r
in g firsts, seconds, and th ird s The y o u r face and have yo u breathe a
idea of kee ping records, and th e ' m ix tu re o f carbon d io x id e and
keen in te re s t in record b re a kin g i oxygen.
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Dorrell
• Licensed Apprentie»
• Vetaren W. W. II
• Lutheran Church
Funeral Director
and Embalmer
• V.F.W.
MEDFORD, ORE.
Growing with Jackson County Since 1909
Park Easier
GaiFs Market
Fri. & Sat. Specials
ROGUE RIVER
S E P T . 12 a n d 13
HO M E GROW N
Sweetcorn 6ears 25‘
S w ift's Corned Beef 4 7c
fresh
W EDGE
CSI!
AT GAIL’S
SOON
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PURE LARD 2 5
u O M A T O
MEMBER
Charles G.
Savings and Loan Association
126 EAST M A IN
Pay Less
STAFF
•
Jackson County Federal
M r and Mrs. Ted D ixo n o f Palo
A lto , C a lif . , have been spending
several days in Rogue River w ith the
Leonard Walshes. M r. D ixon is a
b u ild in g consultant fo r Stanford U.
where he is studying fo r his Ph. D ,
degree.
SOUP
10c
CH
SUGAR
PURE
CANE
1 0 0 -lb». $ 9.69
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West Mam at Sixth— Medford
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Highway 99
22
Gail’s Market
pound
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Rogue River