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Southern Oregon New» Review, Thursday, O ctober ji , 1946 THE JACKSONVILLE MINER .5 nnouneement Johnson Cook Rites Oct. 19 in Medford Missionary Society »Met Last Thursday JA C K SO N V ILLE’S WATER SU PPLY TO BE INCREASED ; Increase in available w ater [cr Jacksonville from the present 600 Mi si.»nary society m et at the gallons to 2000 is possible because The IOOF conferred the th ird First P resb y terian church on O ct of the tapping of a good flow of degree on four candidates a t the ober 24th with Mrs. Anna W endt ' w ater in the tunnel which is b e last session of the lodge acco rd as hostess for th e afternoon. The ing ex ten d ed by W ater S u p erin ing to G. A. K im ball, Noble ladies began the study of the ten d en t Isaac C offm an some four G rand of the local lodge. book "India At the T h resh o ld ” I m iles from the city. Jack McKim, Jacksonville, »Mr. and will continue it at the special According to city councilm an Johnson, C entral P oint and »Mr. m eeting to be held In November. H. A. B erntson m e jou of tunnel- Bession and Mr. Leggett, A shland M embers present w ere Mes- ; ing has a good s ta rt and will con- w ere the candidates. darnes Nellie N lederm eyer, M ar ' tin u e until the m axim um flow ion N elderm eyer, G ertru d e M ar : has been reached. tin, C arrie P atterson, R uth Mon- The city has been attem pting ckton, K athrlne W endt. Anna to increase the w ater supply for Wendt, M yrtle A rnold, Callie som e time. A pipeline will be Sanden, Edna Evans, Elizabeth constructed from the m outh of Fuller .Alice M itchelm ore, and th e tunnel to th e small reservoir Zola Fick. n ear town. Plans p resen tly being fo rm u lated call for construction of a steel and concrete cap for the 250,000 gallon reservoir. This will The Rev. M itchelm ore’s high give the city a com pletely cov school class and friends m et at ered, san itary w ater system . the church O ctober 23 for a H al lowe'en party which lasted from C P. Dobson has been hired as 7:30 to 9:30 p.m, R efreshm ents acting city m arshall in Jack so n w ere served to a large crow d of ville, w hile E. W. Edw ards, regu- I lar m arshal, is in a v eteran s hos young people. pital in P o rtlan d undergoing Mrs. M arion N iederm eyer was treatm en t. a business caller In M edford, F ri Mrs. G race Sanford, of E lb o w , day Lake, M innesota, is visiting in the »Mrs. Ella B urnfeil and Mrs. : hom e of her brother, G. W God- Muree Moore w ere business ca ll i w ard. This is Mrs. S anford’s first ers in M edford S atu rd ay m o rn trip to Jacksonville in the past ing. six years. Mrs. M yrtle A rnold has re tu rn ed home after visiting in S eattle w ith her new gran d d au g h ter. IN Mr. and Mrs. John N iederm ey er and fam ily w ere callers in JA C K SO N V Il I E Medford Thursday. Mrs. Dorothy Hall and sons IT ’S w ere callers in M edford last For Your Selection, Foods week. of the H ighest Q uality. L E Ham ilton and son, Lyle called on Mr H am ilton’s m other and sister of T alent S atu rd ay ev ening. /o r Jacksonville Ramblings Special M is s io n a ry m eeting w ill be held N ove m b e r 14 at tin D arlen e Cook, d a u g h te r o f M r home of M rs. N e llie N led erm e yer. und Mrs. ft. IL Cook of J u ckito ii- T he g ro u p w ill c o n tin u e the study villtt, was m a rrie d to Russell o f the book, " In d ia a, the T h re s h P u rkc Johnson, S u tu rd u y e ven in g o ld ". by (X to b e r Iff, at the C hapel o f the I P ast Noble G rands luncheon G ladys H a m ilto n Rocks and Rose Johnson is the w ill be held on N ove m b e r the son o f M r and Mrs. T heodore lllth. Johnson, Jr., of J a ckso n ville . P arent - Teacher A ssociation P atrons on R ural R oute 2 an T lie b rid e w ore a gold colored a fte rn o o n m eeting N ove m b e r the w e lco m in g back c a rrie r Ed N icb- s u it w ith b ro w n accessoi les and i fifth . G rade m others have charge j ol. He lias been absent fro m the \ ru n because o f illness. The sub- her corsuge was gardenias and of the program J a c k s o n v ille garden c lu b flo w i s titu te c a rrie r who had Ed’s ru n b o u va rd iu She was a tte nd ed by Miss L illia n M cD onoughas as er show w ill be held N ove m b e r 8 is now w o rk in g in a M edford m aid o f h on or, and her s u it was at th e ,R o y a l N e ig h b o r h all. i store. 1 Mrs. M yrtle A rnold says her of lig h t blu e and her corsuge wus M i anil Mrs. j.ohn W. Green new g ra n d d au g h ter Is doing fine. ta lis m a n roses. and son H erb, are spending a Colds, flu, and Intestinal flu A. J. B re n n e r gave his niece w eek's va catio n In S acram ento in m a rria g e , ta k in g the place o f and San Francisco. T he y w ill are m aking the rounds again w ith several adults and children con- her fa th e r, w ho wus u n a ble to be v is it M r G re e n ’s fa m ily in the 1 tra d in g one or the o th er of the present (»«•cause o f Illness. Rich diseases. a id E. R iuns was best m an fo r bay c ity Russell M cIntyre arriv ed home Don’t forget to cast your vote tin- groom . w ith his release from the Navy n ext week. A fte r the couple re tu rn fro m a on O ctober 22 Fall farm ing is now underw ay honeym oon spent In C a lifo rn ia th ey w ill m uke th e ir hom e In afte r the fall rains had relieved M ed ford . Mrs. Johnson, g ra d u a t the long sum m er drouth. ed fro m M e d fo rd hig h school In The freeze of S unday night 11)46 and Is now e m p lo ye d a t the destroyed the less hardy of the d a iry co op erative H er husband Is C hrysanthem um s. a n a vy ve te ra n o f w o rld w a r II The riot of fall colors are tu m He spent 28 m onths In the P a cific Hallowe’en Party Is Held on October 23 Here’s A Quizz ! tht .11«• 1 | ()u , o f to w n guests fo r the w e d Do you d in g w ere: M r. and M rs Ike D e r Do you ric k , T illa m o o k , a u n t and uncle of the b rid e ; M r. and Mrs, R obert F ! Do you M arquess a n il M r. and M rs Ed ! H a w k in s o f Eugene. Do you like to eat , . . ? like good food like good service w ant cleanliness Do you like hospitality? F The N ugget FOUNTAIN — M AGAZINES S undries J Candies Oregon Jacksonville I OR G O O D BUYS IN P R O PER TY , jit W. A. CHILDERS It I AI E S I A l l Phone 692 l.icksom ¿lie, Oregon I, Your Answer is "Y e." J u st come to Schafer’s Cafe Jacksonville's Only Union Cafe I I Leave Your O rder W ith Us for I Those Well Known Raleigh Products ; C alifornia S treet Jacksonville t Open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. . — Closed T uesdays — bling, tw irling, and d riftin g down Vo lie w here they fall until som e one rakes them up for th eir com post pile or to be picked up by the breezes later, and lodged 1 som ew here for p lan t food to be , reused n ext year. Did you get to h ear the p lain tive call of the geese as they flew southw ard F riday night. OFFERING.. Luncheon Held For Noble (¿rand Oct. 22 A covered dish luncheon was held T uesday O ctober 22 a t the IOOF dining room by the past noble grands. Those atten d in g w ere the M esdam es G eorgie Cody, W inifred K im ball, Edna , Evans, E lizabeth Fuller, Pearl ' K itchen, M abie M cCullie, Mrs. ! Sanger, Ida W ilson, D orothy Hec- kert, C lara Mae Pool, Selm a Haz- I en, Zola Fick. Mrs F o rre ste r reported th at ’ Mrs. Elam , of A shland, who Is a ; school friend of hers, re tu rn ed ' the o ther day and brought sev e r al friends to go through the m us- eum. The S te w art hom e was the scene of a su rp rise b irth d ay and ' H allow e’en p arty O ctober 23 in I honor of B ru ce’s 12 birthday . Four Candidates Get IOOF Third Degree ' J j WANTED—Old chest of d ra w ers, book case or organ. W rite 167 E. Main S t A shland ltp. RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITUS M I L L E R ’ S G R 0 C E R Y H A R D W A R E SUPPLIES Jack so n v ille — Oregon Oregon Housewives Puzzle Menu Problem! j I suffered for years and am so ; th an k fu l th at I am free from pain 1 and able to do m y w ork th at I will gladly answ er anyone w rit : ing me for inform ation. Mrs. A n na Pautz, P.O. Box 823, V ancouv er. W ashington. Pd. Adv. — NUE-OVO L ab o rat ories Empty as Mother Hubbard’s cup board are many Oregon markets today. Added to other shortages, experts predict a drastic local short age in fish for food unless the Oregon fish bill is defeated by a 318 NO vote November 5. Loss of income to small farm» i N a tu r e p ro v id e d recreational and sc en ic b’eauty, the d escen d en ts o f O regon’s pioneers made the most o f every in d u stria l o p p o rtu n ity . On these foundations rests Klamath Falls, key city o f south-central O regon, seat o f Klamath County, gateway to m ag nificent Crater Lake National Park. Klamath Falls is one o f O regon’s younger cities. It has grown sixfold since 1915, and because its buildings arc modern styled, the city has an air o f vitality and freshness. Visitors find countless attractions in and near the town: the W ild W est Buckaroo D ays each Ju ly, the h u g e lum ber reserves, the sudden, sw ift-m oving clouds which momentarily hide the sun before com ing to rest on Lake Ewauna, the Link River, or Upper Klamath L ake-K lam ath Falls’ innu merable white pelicans returning to their summer homes. As a vacation spot, Klamath Falls acquires new friends each year. Grey hound makes the entire area easy to visit, connecting Klamath Falls to n e ig h b o r in g c i t i e s t h r o u g h o u t Oregon and California with the best in modern motorized transportation. GREYHOUND 1. Bill does not prohibit commer cial fishing in coastal streams. It regulates W H EN , WHERE and HOW fish may be taken. 2. Bill actually affects year round employment of very few— perhaps not 25. 3. Bill would save about 9 0 % of our steelhead. (Note: A steelhead is a rainbow that has gone to sea and returns.) 4. Bill does not affect commercial fishing on Columbia nor does it affect the taking of SHAD. 5. Bill No. 312 would assure a fu ture supply of Oregon's No. 1 foodfish, the salmon— and protect Oregon's No. 1 tourist attraction — the steelhead. 6. Bill directs Fish and Game Com mission to conduct studies in order that we may have FACTS with which to manage and safeguard Oregon fisheries. 7. T a x p a y e r s a re now p a y in g $ 1 6 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 each biennium to maintain fishing for commercial interests. More protection will help rebuild the fishing, thereby reduc ing taxpayers' load. 8. Legislature has triad on two oc casions— 1941 and 1945— to save these fish for YOU and the FU TURE. Now your help is needed to make this bill (3 1 2 ) a law. 9. NO TAXES. This is not a money measure. Rather it would help re duce taxes. ! seasonally engaged in commercial ' fishing of coastal streams, will also 1 result unless the bill is defeated. Keep Oregon fish on Oregon tables 1 by voting 313 NO. 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