’■ n " ii'iii 't e g o l i Nuws Review. Thuia,, April 17, 1947
M r. and M rs l l a / i i t w e re o il PETE SCH A FER S CAFE
BEING REDECORATED
th e s ic k lis t last w eek.
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M i. a n d M rs. C M c c ita m w e re
c o ra tin g a n d re m o u e h n g o f > vha-
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p o rts th a t N o c a ly x s p ra y is in c l -
c a lk *r in G ra n ts Pass la s t w cik. tlie past w e. k . A u . a n d m i s . Pei
e d to r c o d lin g m o tn c o n tro l w iit-u
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,i D O T p ro g ra m is to he fo llo w e d .
d u r in g tin s tu n e .
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program is to be followed, list h e ld a t R o se b urg . O re g o n on
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t r o lle d b y th is s p ra y . Il it has n o t on to S p o ka n e , W a s h in g to n on a S te lla Beach le n d in g a h e lp in g
caused in ju r y in th e past w h e n business t r ip D u rin g lu s absence hand.
no c u iv x s p ra y has lx*cn used, it th e Rev B ra y . M e d fo rd , lid o s -i - i
need n o t be used fo r it th is ye a r. vices.
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b lig h t c o n tro l, a p p ly a c o p
C rescent C ity w e ie c a lle rs o n M r.
p e r d u s t o r s p ra y . T h is s p ra y MRS. FRANK VAN DYKE
a il I M rs F o r. s ti r, M on la ) T h e
w o u ld
lie
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w h e n - SPEA K S TO P..T.A. GROUP
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b lig h t has bee na p ro b le m . E
W ashington school P. T. A. h a ck to th e A p p le g a te D is t il, i
eessive use o f c o p p r w i ll cause m e m b e rs , m e t T h u rs d a y a f t e r M r W h illo e k has been o p e ra tin g
in ju r y
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M rs. L o ttie H u n t w as a re ce n t
C o p p e r s p ra y s can be m ixed b u ild in g . M rs. F ra n k V a n D y k e
w it h a r« e n a te ot lead, b u t not s p o ke to th e g ro u p on “ s o c ia l h )
v is it o r in A s h la n d at th e horn
w ith cryolite
o f h e r d a u g h te r a n d son in la w
giene.”
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Told by Co. Agent
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Mrs. Mills To Tell
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S tage Road u n til we le a c h e d tin
m em bers ot tin' yi ii»ihe recently lo a d le a d in g to G a ll C ii ek R i
sp e n t ill A la s k a A . t e i M is M ills ’ a i m e d a t d ie m a in h ig h w a y at
ta lk re fre s h m e n ts w il l be se rv e d G o ld H ill a n il as we d ro v e a lo n g
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a n d M rs
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have as t h e i r g u e s t at this tim e a n d w h ilt b a te .voti. p u l l u l i .
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p I- d
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hy is S c o u tm a s te r, a n d R u sse ll
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er.
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1 il u is . la y e v e n in g a tte i school
th e w a y a re n e w , s m a ll, n u i
l lie l.e a d e i is R ay H a rris is i.
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s h in n in g
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y o u n g co u p le s liv in g tn e ic and
U le n d re a m s o f a fu tu r e in tin .
III. b I I . d ill* Ian.I
T h e ho m e o f M i. a n d M rs. J a il.
A lt e r
le a v in g the
in. p. c lio n M o o rin g , on S te r lin g m a d was th e
s ta tio n w e c o n tin u e d om n i p i ■> scene o| th e p a r ly to r th i' K e y
th e c o a st. A lo n g th e h ig h w a y wi s to n e C iu b on A p r i l 12. T h e g ro u p
c o u ld s e e th e new g r o w th on tin le it th e L n u r c li a t » p .m T h o se a t-
lii'e s a n d th e g le a m in g w h ile ol t< a ilin g w e ie M r a n d M r . J a u u .
tlie dog w o o d in flo w e r
I he ¡Vilnius, M i. a n d M i
W. A M e n
s p .o k llllg w .itei h ills g a le t i l l' ll- tch , M r. a n d M is . M e lv in B a ll,
; lu s lo n o l c o o lin g spots to u s t M r. a n d M il l le n r y N le . lc r m c y c i,
a n d e n jo y th e s tilln e s s ot G ods M r. a n d M rs R ay H a rris , M r. and
g u ts to m a n . T h e s id e v ie w s a M rs. W a yn e C a rte l .A lt. a n d M i
lo n g th e w a y d isclo se d th e s w o rd L y le S m ith , M i. a n d M rs. D on
le i ns n e s tlin g in th e shadow s o l K m g s ly , M r. a n d M is J o h n K ea
th e g ia n t re d w o o d trees. F lo w e rs v e n y , M is . A lic e M itc h e lm o re and
w e re
b u rs tin g in to b lo o m ,
th e iM is s
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b ills , dog to o th v io le ts , In d ia n o l M i a n il M i. M e n lc h
p a in t b ru s h , sea fo a m , w ild b lu e
lila c , s m a ll w h ite d a isie s, b lu e
lu p in e s , w ild s tr a w b e r rie s , w ild
goose
b e rrie s ,
and
n u m e ro u s
(lo w e rs a n d s h ru b s w e re a ll in
C h o ir ol the F ir s t P rc s b y tc i
b lo o m . B u t p e o p le w e re n o t h e e d
ia n C h u rc h gave a s u rp ris e p a r t i
in g tfie sig n s p u t o u t b y the h ig h
w a y m a in te n a n c e m e n as p e o p le I a t th e Mans«', A p r il 10 in h o n m
w o u ld sto p a n d g a th e r tin w ild o f M rs. B e rn ic e G u id a li, th e ch o n
B o w e rs b y th e a r m fu l. 1 w o n d e i d ir e c to r and M rs In e z H a rris a ln i
I M rs .
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p ia n is t
i f th e y e v e r sto p to t h in k th a t
h o n o re d guest w as p re s e n t
th e B o w e rs le f t to m . m e w i l I l ! I Each
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w e re : M r. a n d M rs. R ay H a rris
e r s e c u rin g s a n d w ic h e s to be eat
S r., M r. and M rs. Ik e D u n fo rd .
en at P e b b le beach a n d a tte i the
s m a ll f r y had e n jo y e d th e ocean M r. a n d M is . W in A r n o ld . M i.
a w h ile w e, re tu rn e d ho m e t in I, a n d M rs. R oy M a r tin . Mi*, and
b u t w e v o te d th e t r ip w o rth it M rs. G e o rg e ,W e n d l, M r. a m i M i
K e a v d iy ,
th e
M esdam e
a fte r b e in g a b se n t fro m th e t r a il J o h n
D o ro th y H a ll, L e o n a H a n n a , N e l
for 13 years.
So m a n y ch anges a n m a d e as lie N ie d i i in e y e r, L u lu H a ll, Bei
d ie p o p u l a t io n in . re a m
a n d th e n ice G o rd o n .A lta R o b in s o n , A lic i-
d e m a n d s m u s t he m e t b y a ch a n g M itc h e lm o re . T h e M isses A n ita
H a n n a and D e lp h y n B e b h and
ing world.
M a ste rs H e n ry N ie d e i n e v i i and
C h a rle s M itc h e lm o re .
M r. a n d M rs. E. E. E va n s and
M rs. E liz a b e th F u lle r w e re v is it
M r. a n d M rs. C. M o o re and
ors in T u le J.ake E a ste r S u n d a i
sons, G a ry a n d C h a rle s and M i
T h e y s p e n t th e d a y w it h th e n E lla B u r n fe il sp e n t S u n d n ) ;
d a u g h te r a n d son in la w
T r a il.
Mooring I ionic Scene
of Keystone Party
lies the power for peace
Surprise Party Por
Director ¿c Pianists
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WHY GET A HORSE?
BUY A DOODLE BUG!
And get a horse and a half engine with
m odern fluid drive.
Gets 90 fo 100 m iles per gallon w ith a
$134,95
e c ,c ‘, e „ « „ .
T jie American soldier has proved to
the world his courage and resourceful
ness in helping to win the greatest war
in history.
Today his job is far from done. One
has only to look at a map of the world —
the occupied countries-the danger
•pots where fighting flares from day to
day —to realize that victory and peace
are two different things.
It is vital to the establishment of world
order that our democratic ideals should
be backed by strength. That is why Con-
Kr<M bat authorized the building of a
pow erful, mobile and excellently
equipped Regular Army.
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I he U. S. Regular Army soldier of the
future will represent the highest mental
standard attained by any army in the
history of the world. I le will he able to
handle the unbelievable advances in
technical science-jet-propelled and
radio-controlled aircraft —radar—and a
host of other inventions that are as yet
closely guarded military secrets.
This new Regular Army needs —and
is getting-m any of America's finest
young men.
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BFCE
Elks Recruiting Committee
U. S. ARMY RECRUITING SERVICE
P. O. Bldg. Medford. Room 1
JOE FADER. Chairm an
GUY APPLEW HITE. A sst Chairm an
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D o n 't o v e r l o a d
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ly ite m .
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you
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