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    S o u th ern Oregon News Review, T h u rs. May 22, 1947
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m e r .liv e o n R t. 2, A s h la n d .
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b r in g in g w ith h e r f rie n d s fro m
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TALENT NEWS
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e x p e c tin g M r. S illim a n 's b r o th e r
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G ra c e G a ll o f oL s A n g e le s, a re ;
v. is itin g M rs. P a p e 's s o n V in c e n t ■
P a p e o f T a le n t fo r a w e e k .
M rs. F a y G o ll a n d so n , G en e ,
a n d H a z e l W ilso n fro m S is te rs ,
O re g o n a r e v is ito r s o f M i's. R. E.
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M r. a n d M rs. J e r r y S te p h e n s
s p e n t th e w e e k e n d a t C r a n n e ll,
C a lif o r n ia
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B e lle
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m e n to , C a iito r m a w e r e v is ito rs
o f M r. a n d M rs. B lo ck of th e
T a le n t C a fe o v e r th e w e e k en d .
M rs. R u th H e lf r itc h o f C e n tr a l ■
P o in t w as a d i n n e r g u e s t o f M r
a n d M rs. E lm e r C o o k s S a tu r d a y .
Airs. H e lf r itc h is a f o r m e r r e s i­
d e n t ol T a le n t.
Air. a n d M rs. C la r e n c e H o m e s
o f A s h la n d c a lle d o n M r. a n d M rs
n o y E ste s a n d T o m L a m b S u n ­
day.
M r. a n d M rs. S ta n le y F u s s a n d
d a u g h te r , M a x in e o f W im e r s p e n t
S a tu r d a y
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M r. a n d M is. D o n K ir b y a rc
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n e r C r e e k sc h o o l h o u se .
M r. a n d M rs. L e o n a rd C lu p n y
h a \ £ so ld t h e ir h o m e in T a le n t,
a n d a r e m o v in g to W a g n e r C r c k
M rs. A lic e B u r n e t t h a s b e e n
a w a rd e d
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M rs. W h ite o f V a lle y L o c k e rs
a n d M rs. M c M an n , p la n a tr ip to
E u g e n e , O re g o n th e la s t of th is
w e e k . T h e y b o th p la n to v is it
t n e i r c h ild r e n .
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The Plan offers fun, too, and a chance to
qualify for practice cruises at sea
• Both Veterans and Non-Veterans will find
the new Naval Reserve Plan interesting and
profitable in many ways.
Full pay for spare-time training in dozen
o f subjects useful in civilian occupations.
Members of the Organized Reserve may
qualify for week-end cruises in home waters,
or for one longer, two-week cruises at sea,
some even visiting foreign ports.
This program is highly flexible . . . you can
jpve as much or as little time as you can
spare. No fixed enrollment p*riod either.
you decide how long you will serve. Plent'
of chance for advancement . . . in ume yon
can qualify for officer’s stripes.
G roup Instruction in niai
subjects, tau g h t by ex p erts.
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i te v . a n d M rs. G eo . B a le s w n o
a r e le a v in g tn e l u s t o l th e m o n th
l o r M in n e s o ta . T h e R e v . B a le s
w ill c o n tin u e h is s tu d ie s th e re .
A b ir th d a y p a r t y w a s h e ld ,
F r id a y , M ay 16 Tor .N orm a J e a n
B a r r e t t .T h e l i t t l e g u e s ts w e r e
D ix ie J e n n in g s , L in d a G re e n f ie ld ,
S h ir l e y
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D a n e s. G a m e s w e r e p la y e d a n d
ic e c r e a m a n d c a k e w ith s e v e n
c a n d le s w e r e s e rv e d .
W ill D o d g e , R e v . A . H . M a c-
D o n n e ll, O. N. W ra y ,a n d F r a n k
V a n D y k e a t te n d e d v a r io u s s e s ­
s io n s o f th e R o ta r y D is tr ic t m e e t ­
in g h e ld in M e d fo rd la s t M o n d a y
an d T ueaday.
Check these advantages
of this new program
\/( jiv e the amount of lime you wish.
^ F re e . expert training for many
trades and professions.
You decide how long you serve.
Resign any lime!
^ G c t paid for meetings or duty
hours in Organized Reserve.
^ C h a n c e lor promotions . . . may *
qualify as officer.
^ C ru ises in home or foreign
waters for those qualifying.
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Aviation — Electronics — Carpentry — oookkeeping
are only a few of the usefnl subjects included
» There's something of interest and profit to almost everybody.
Meteorology, the study o f the weather, or navigation, for instance,
might be expected, but tlw d »re also courses in naval aspects o f ac­
counting, air conditioning, woodwork, construction, welding, phar­
macy, laboratory work . . . all kinds of specialties . . . even cookingl
Even the beginner in the Organized Reserve can get $2.50 for his
two-hour training meeting. Higher grades, o f course, can get more. A
man “ writes his own ticket" as to how fast and how far he advances.
Veterans and Non-Veterans are invited to join. Navy Veterans can
step back into their former grades. You gain . . . And you help ^CCP
our Navy on top by being a part o f the strong peacetime reserve o v
country needs.
“Come Aboard” —New booklet tells the story
Ask for your copy of “ Come Aboard," the new booklet
that’s packed full of facts about this program, written in
simple, understandable language. Copies available at any
Navy Recruiting Station or Naval Reserve Activity.
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