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TALENT NEWS
Cpl J iggs Connor. stationed in
Alaska, la home on tunougn oil
Connor la Uie son ot Mr and Mu
Rudy Connor on Gibson Ave
Mr. and Mu. Floyd Goin and
daughter of Prospect. who recent­
ly visited relatives in Washing­
SATURDAY
FRIDAY
ton, have returned home and
»¡>ent the week end with Mm
Goin's parents. Mr and Mrs Bob
Logan.
Mr ¡uni Mrs. Coinbeat and aon
Hugh. Jr., who have been visiting
here for the ¡last month with Mr
Com beats mother .other relatives
and friends, left for their home
Thursday night by train for Port
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Orchard, Washington While here
Tiny Cotnbeat, stationed near Ba­
Althouch Navy rliaplaln» at
kersfield. California with the Sea­ I lacked to Marine combat unit» ar
bees and a grandson accompanied travelins In the company of ir
with his wife of San Francisco, wlth hlfhly colored voialmla-le .
they never forget their arc’.”, v»-
Clay Cumbest of the Medail llcal
background, according to Ktf,
Corps in the Navy were here on bgt. Jeremiah II. O'Leary, a Va­
short furloughs A family gather­ rin« Corp» combat correspondent.
Reporting an Incident exp rl-
ing with Cy Combest .Fred Oom­
best of Jacksisiville. Oregon anil •need by Chaplain Lonnie
A XI)
Mrs. Meltssa Cameron made the I , Meachum of Virginia Brain,
Sgt O'Leary alate»!
enjoyable occasion of having the
‘The chaplain wa» »landing
entire family at home at one time chow line when someone Inadvert­
Mr and Mrs Ernest Holbrook of ently doused him with a container
San Francisco were also present •f scalding soup. After a moment,
Mrs Holbrook Is a granddaughter be managed a wry grin and »aid:
** 'Would some layman please
of M rs. Combcat,
ny a few appropriate word»*' “
Mr and Mrs O K. McCurtain
Mr. and Mrs Sample and
Get the shield up and get the
and Mrs M P. Franklin and Squander Bug down
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Russell
Duane attended a dinner at War Loan Bonds
the home of Mr and Mrs John ' . .
HAYDEN
Peterson. Sunday
parents ot a baby nuugniei boi li
funi
Mrs Roy Estes la spending a Friday at the Commun.ly Hos-
KNIGH1
week in Eugene visiting her pilu, III ilHU.Uoll. ..11» lill'lll was
Jaunit«:
daughter. Mrs Floyd Cochran nad Dorothy Itodgu before her mar-
HOLT
family.
riag«
Mrs Andy Carril and son Sheril
au open
House, sponsored by
and Miss Bernice Clifton of the the Community c.uu was aviu
Trail area were in Talent. Sunday the City Hail, Thursday, ilieic
visiting friends
was a pot luck supper, served ul
Mon
Louie Levetsow If Prospect wax i u clocx 'lite ev-.ii.ig
spent
a business caller her«* Sunday af­ with games and a piugiaui oi en­
YOU il HOWL.
ternoon.
tertainment.
YOU ll ROAR
Mr. and Mrs, David McComb
luc talent High School basket '
and baby of Klamath Falls spent ball team piayeu Eagle Point cri-
YOU ll ROCK WITH
the week end with Mrs McComb's1 Uay night at Talent with a score
RHYTHM!
parents. Mr. and Mrs Royal Bates ot 34 to 46 Ul lavut ul l aleo i
and family
iUmuid Parks of Ashland wus the
Mr and Waldo Green are the relerec.
L. G McReyno.Us of Gl Alli«
i uaa spent Sunday visiting with
mends tie la a tormer test de nt
of Taient.
The Talent high school basket
ball team played an inlaiillie par-j
aiysis benefit game Tuesday night
with all the money going to that
fund. Goid Hili was the opposing
team ll was a lion-league game ■
Talent won a hair raising thriller
from the Gold Hill team by a
score of 24 to 32 tn a game that
went into an overtime period 'Die
playeis were so vigorous that of­
ficials, Roland Parks and Bill
Wiggins of Ashland sent three I
players from each side to the ,
bench on personal fouls Gold HUI
WEDS. & THURS
led the entire game until the lust ,
BARGAIN
NIGHTS
minute when Talent tied the '
score, then went ahead to win the .
Matinee Saturday
overtime The Talent second team
beat the Gold Hill's seconds In a
Continuous Sunday
preliminary game.
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and a Nation at War
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CONTINUOUS TRAINING OF
DAIRYMAIDS' AN NOU NCED
With the first group of “Oregon
dairymaids" now in training at
Oregon State College and other
applications coming in, the emer­
gency farm labor service of the
extension service is now planning
a continuous trainbig program
throughout the remaining winter
and spring months, with a new
class starting each week, an­
nounces Mrs. Mabel Mack, assist­
ant state supervisor.
Only a few new trainees will be
started each week, which permits
more personal attention and their
use in the regular dairy work on
the college farm. Application can
be made at any county extension
office or direct to Mrs Mack.
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