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Rogue River.Oregon
ATTENDED CONCERT
THE TIMES
In Jaren McCoy. M n.Jam ei
ding, Mn. Ai Boulter. Mrs.
d Blair and M n .F .H .N e l-
Attending the recent
Community Caneen in Gr
Pau were Mrs. Harold Wood.
BROWNELL’S ELECTRIC
cordially I n v i t e s y o u t o th e
HOTPOINT COOKING
SCHOOL
and ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARTY
Tuesday, March 17
2 P. M.
RIVOLI THEATRE, GRANTS PASS, ORE.
$ 1 0 0 .0 0 in
es
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SAVE wilh
JACKSON COUNTY FEDERAL
f l
Vv hen \>'iiv|iave a savings account with us,
you have an “extra-’ earner in your family for
your money, placed m a savings account with
us. earns 3 per cent dividends on our current
rate.
You can save here with safety and confidence
lor each account is insured up to $10,000.
Start wilh an opening deposit of as little as
$5; tin n add to it regularly and watch it grow.
JACKSON COUNTY FEDERAL
SAYINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
129 Kasi Main
Medford
n- a u tiii l ’aid lu Save!
Vi ii<
SEE IT! DRIVE IT!
Gold HiU. Oregon
SCHOOL
Mar 12,1953
ROGUE RIVER GARDEN CLUB
(Continued from Page 1)
discuss -he qualifications of our
teachers and make recommenda
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
OF GOLD HILL TO STAGE
LECTURE ON MARCH 20
A sp ecia l meeting of
the Rogue River Garden Club
was held on Thursday March 5th
The restoration of healing to
Mrs Harold Dunham,Flow
the practice of religion w ill be
tions for offering contracts.
er Shtav Chairman, took reports
the topic of a public lecture to
“ This special meeting was
from all thé*show com m ittees.
be given by Walter S. Symoods
held to enable us to discuss
of San Antonio. Texas, the
Mn, E. Lapha m reported
freely the strong and weak points
progress being made an staging
Christian Science Society of
of each teacher.
Gold Hill an. sunced this week.
“ To have this discussion spread and asked a ll members who can
to m eet at the home of Mrs. Paul
Members of that church have
over the community we felt
invl ted the general public to
would not be of benefit to either Hughes for a work session Mar.
attend A member of The Club
the community or the teachers. “ 11th.
The Flower Show w ill
In addition to Mrs. Frantz’
tian Science Board of Lecture
be held on Friday,April 10th In
statement as chairman of the
ship. Mr. Symonds w ill speak
the FVW Hall In Rogue River
board, the board also issued the
Friday, March 20. at 8 p. m.
Federation contest posters
following statement:
in the Gold HIU Grange Hall.
’’The Board erf District No. 35 made by the Rogue River pupils
Hb subject b "Chrbtlan
at a special meeting held Match were viewed by the members as
Science: The Joyous Goapel of
were the essays. Judging w ill
9. 1953, took the following ac
Healing and Love . "
tioo in regards to Issuing of teacb take place later.
A g et-w e ll card was sent
er’s contracts:
CATHOLIC MOTHERS SALE
to Jim Whipple, who had the
"It accepted Mr. Walsh’s re
misfortune to fall from a ladder
commendation that contracts be
The Rogue River CathoUc
Issued to a ll of the present staff - last week and Injure his back.
Mothers netted $21.15 at their
Next m eeting of the
salary to be based on the County
hot-roll sale which was held at
Garden Club w ill be a potluck
Schedule with adjustments for
luncheon at the home of Mrs.
St. Annes In Grants Pass recently
extra duty.etc.
“ The following resignations
Henry Bonney on East Evans Cr.
TEENAGER CANDY SALE
have been submitted to the board Road. It Is to be an auction, and
to be effective June 1. 1953;Mr
members are asked to bring arti
The Candy sale held Sat.
John Knutson, high school prlnci cles to sell.
by the Teenagers In Rogue River
pal; Mr. Russell Hawk, football
Mrs. Charles McLallen
netted the group $13. 05.
coach.
gave a tim ely tip to preserve
The Teenagers extend
pussy willows after cu ttin g.C ol
With the budget now In the
thanks to everyone for their c o
hands of the County board, there or with colored chalk and put In
operation, and particular thanks
Is nothing much more can be
vase without water.
to McGregor Co. in Grants Pass
done by the citizens of District
Mrs.Gus Rheullng advises
who donated the sacks for the
No. 35 until April 10th.
uncovering tulips and removing
candy.
On that date the county board a ll mulch from tulips to prevent
Teenagen also wish to
rot.
w ill notify the district of any
express
their appreciation to the
Mrs. William Fields spoke
changes contemplated In the
of the use of sour milk or butter Helbig Music Store In Grants
budget. Local boards then d e
Pass who have donated several
milk around cam ellias and rho
siring a hearing w ill schedule
records
to the Teenagers.
dodendrons
and
azaleas
to
make
them between the 10th and 20th
the soil acid.
of A p ril..
Mrs Harold Dunham
On or before April 20th, the
NEW MILL TO FILL POND WITH
added to the above suggestion,
districts w ill be notified by the
CITY WATER UNTIL MAY 1
oak
leaf
mold
and
fermented
county board of their final action
garbage.
The next step w ill be an elec
Rogue River w in permit the De-
Mrs Ann B itterfield sug
tlon to be held on or before the
Armond stud mill to use city w at
gested the use of felt around
third Monday In May.
er to flU the m ill pond until May
beets and said they wmild be
COOKING SCHOOL TO BE
more tender and grow larger
Such a deebion was reached at
HELD JN GRANTS PASS
the last meeting of the city coun
cU who expressed fear that a w a
JENSEN HERD FOURTH HIGH
Rogue River area housewives
ter shortage might occur after
IN
JACKSON
COUNTY
were Invited this week to a free
May 1.
cooking school to be conducted
The
Jackson
County
Dairy
Herd
Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the Rivoll
Improvement Association last
theater in Grants Pass.
ATTENTION GRANTS PASS
week
announced that the herd of
Dorothy Shetrlll of the Hot-
IRRIGATION DISTRICT ME MB 3
point company w ill be in charge Chester Jensen on Evans Creek
Brownell’s Electric company ii was fourth highest In the county
H.H.Nourse of the
for February with 20 cows giving
donating a list of prizes for the
Granu Pass Irrigation District
an average of 607 pounds of milk
affair.
announces that aU users may
and 35.1 pounds of butterfat.
work out their assessments with
His cow "M idget" was also
ditch cleaning which Is to start
fourth high in individual scoring
in the very near future.
with U40 pounds of milk, 71.8
pounds of butterfat.
Veltie Biles’ “ Betty" was 10th
CONGRATULATIONS 11 I
with 1130 pounds and 6 7.8 butter
fat.
The Times extends birthday
greetings to Lott Kilmer who
Mr. and Mrs. Howard B.
celebrated his natal day on Fel
Good of New Hartford, Iowa,
27th and to B M Kearns who
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
was 104 (more or less) March 1
B.Leyen of Rogue River.
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