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Rogue River, Oregon
THE TIMES
Gold H ill, Oregon
April 23, 1953
Mr. and Mn.JohnBoc hardy,
Lawrence Wills and fam ily
Jr. and fa m ily have moved from of Klamath Falls were visitors at
Highway 99 to the. Gold H ili Ranch the home of Mr. and Mrs. Delos
on the Sam* Valley Road.
Walker of Gold H ill recently.
FOOTS CREEK FOOTNOTES
by
MRS. P.W. LANE
Foots Creek Store
Mr. Tom White and his
son-in-law, Orrin Howard, of
San Jose,California, visited local
friends far several days and abo
looked after their property in te r
ests on Foots Creek.
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Mrs. Don Doolittle of Sav
age Creek spent Friday, A pril 17tl
at the home of Mrs. Ed. Prefon
taine.
IN THIRD PLACE IN THE BRAVES DIVISION OF THE PEE-WEE
LEAGUE ARE THE CARDINALS, bottom row, right to left, Jerry
Cummings, B ill Dixon, Mike Brace, Colin Dixon, and Edward Eav-
ers; top row, right to left, Roland Gnose, Douglas Stewart, Phillip
Savage and Ronald Thexton.
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GOLD HILL. OREGON
CATHOLIC MOTHERS CLUB
Mr» Paul M alloy and son,
Donnie, flew to Portland Monday
A rp il 20th, and from there w ill
take the train to Grand Rapids,
Michigan, to attend the 50th
wedding anniversary of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Evert Stadts.
They w ill be gone a month.
Mr. Malloy's father, Mr.
Joseph Malloy of Vancouver, Can
ada, has arrived and w ill run *
their motel and care for their oth
er son, David.
The regular meeting of
the Rogue River Catholic Mothers
Club was held April 20th at the
home of Mrs. H.Botchek.
Plans were made for a
breakfast ro ll sale to be held at
St. Anne's Church, Grants Pass,
Mrs. Walt Meissner of Glen
dale, and daughter Beth of Grants
Pass were Thursday guests of her
brother Mr. R. L. M ille r and w ife.
They abo visited at the residence
of Mrs. G.W . Lance.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Living
ston of Oakland,California, visit
ed the Robert Sugdens last week.
They were once neighbors when
both fam ilies resided in Covina,
C alifornia.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Bishop
May 10th after the 9 o'clock mass of Grants Pass were week-end
A committee was appoint visitors at the home of Mr. and
ed to plan a reception for the
Mrs. D.C.Gregory.
Mt
Sisters at the home of Mrs. A.
Porth. The date is to be decided
The Women's Community
later.
Club held their last meeting of
the season last Wednesday. Spring
home activities w ill postpone
meetings u ntil Fall.
Mrs.Frank Daily served
sandwiches and coffee.
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Mr. and Mrs. W ill E llio tt
returned from» two-week vacation
visiting his parents in Portland,
and hers in Bakersfield. M r.E ll
io tt recently returned from a 17
month hitch in Korea, and w ill
resume his employment with
Pacific Tel and Tel shortly.
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Mrs. Lloyd Brice flew
down from Anchorage, Alaska,
visited iier Dtotner in M alid C ity,
Idaho, stopped off at Foots Creek
for a visit with the Ace Adams
fam ily, then went to Yreka where
she stopped with the Jim Cowie
fa m ily. She returned to Alaska
on Monday.
Mrs. Peter Broedell of De
tro it and daughter. Mbs Beverly
of Los Angeles visited the Wm.
Krauss’ recently.
It was a happy visit Indeed
for Mrs. Broedell and Mrs. Krauss
were childhood playmates and
friends in O e tro it years ago.
The A1 Wibons report a
grand rime at the reunion of the
Wibons at Santa Paula. A special
honor was paid to A l’s mother
who is ninety years young, w ell
and happy.
Mrs.Harold Parker and
daughter,Chrissy, accompanied
the Wilsons as far as Fresno, then
continued on to Los Angeles far
a visit with M n. Parker's mother.
GRASS HRES
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If fish could talk there would be fewer forest fires. A single match or
cigarette, carelessly dropped in dry grass or leaves, can start a forest
fire that will burn hundreds of acres of timber. The flow of water in
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C om fe p w f f
r
1. Crush out your
smokes.
streams may be affected. That's why most fishermen are careful with fire
2. Break your match in
two.
in the woods. Fishing is always better when you keep the forests green.
3. Drown your
campfin.
4. Never burn grass,
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brush or trash on dry
or windy days.
Harry Hill
Ph. 232
Rogue River