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R eview .
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So. A shland. Real food. C h ic k
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ilu w k tru c k ja c k $0 00 M rs
Stone, 543 So M o u n ta in A ve
B U IL D IN G C O N T R A C T O R S
Free estim ates and sketches
c h e e rfu lly given. C em ent and
pum ice blocks. C om plete cov
erage on h u ild in g m aterials.
See H e n ry D eY oung's m ilk in g
p a rlo r, ' j m ile eust o f T a le n t
on V a lle y V iew Road
G E T YOUR
w in te r supply o f
apples now N ew ton's, S p itz
e n h iirg . C ohlen D elicious and
red delicious. A ls o E nglish
w alnuts, acorn squash and
lo v e ly cotnic«* pears
Stan
c liff's M a rk e t at I ’ iio e n ix
TALENT
W ATCH S H O P
across fro m T a le n t M a rke t
Q u a lity w atch re p a irin g Wes
ley B oyer, Prop.
NEW T IM B E H L IN E S ta tio n e ry
E aton’s H ig h
in tan o r green boxed 4)1 S T A T IO N E R Y
land L in e n and H ig h la n d V e l
.sheeta, 24 envelopes ut $1.00
S o uthern O regon News Re
lu m boxed at o n ly $ 85 Sou
vie w .
th e rn Oregon N ew s R«*vi«*w.
By Geor ge
T ick lers
FOR S A L E
W edgew ood gas
rung«* $110.00. w ood rang«*
$30.00, trash b u rn e r $25.00,
e h 'c trie re fi ige ra to r$ 5 0 00 at
W eitzel's A p p lia n ce C enter,
on the Plaza
C H IM N E Y C L E A N IN G
latest
vacuum equipm en t. F or ap
fruit only
d ire c t fro m the trees to you,
a t the M aple M a rk e t F r u it
Stand. S o u tii end o f Phoenix.
THE HOME OF
SURGE MILKER SUPPLIES
IN ASHLAND
PREST-O-LOGS
THE IDEAL F l EL FOIJ FIREPLACES,
TRASH Bl KNERS and HEATERS
GEASSWEAVE WINDOW FABRICS
PLRlNA FEEDS
MT. SHASTA FEEDS
Bellview Feed Store
PHONE: 8511
HIWAY 66
Free Parking
Vfo H fS T O R Y
Free Delivery
E L E C T R IC IT Y
_ ButADAY GENERATOR WAS
MERELY A DISC OF COPPER THAT
C O U L D B E W H IR L E D BETWEEN
T H E POLES OF A M A 6 N E T T O
G F W E R A T g E -L E G T R .IC IT V -
¿ r r / c H A e i . / xikaday , L o n d o n , invented the generator .
A N D B E C A M E THE F IR S T T O M ANUFACTURE ELEC TR IC ITY
UN I 8 3 L M E WAS SO OBSESSED WITH T H E P O S S IB IL IT Y O F
G ENERATING ELECTRICITY FR O M M A G N E T IS M T H A T H G
C A R R IE D BITS O F W IRE A N O IR O N IN HIS POCKET SO THAT
h e COULD EXPERIMENT WITH ELECTRICITY W H IL E T A K IN G
H IS D A IL Y W A L K S O N T H E S T R E E T S O P L O N D O N -
The California
Oregon Power
Company
ARE COPCO BOARD OF DIRECTORS LOCAL PEOPLE?
Eight of the nine members live in communities within the area
COPCO serves. The ninth lives in California.
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A shland, O regon
S outhern O regon News R e v ie w
were guests of honor a t a p a rty the f if t h a n n iv e rs a ry . T he lo v e ly
given in the H ilt C lu b ro o m s on g ifts w ere opened and a d m ire d .
F rid a y , N ovem ber 4 Hostesses The evening was spent da n cin g
w ere D o ro th ia G reen, E thel and a b u ffe t s ty le refreshm ents.
ghter, M rs Kay V ie ira and M r Powers, M arge T a y lo r and H ost P resent w ere M r. and Mrs.
V ie ira
Ray E llio tt. As the couple came James Bow en, John B a rb e ra . R.
The H ilt R ecreation C enter in the d o o r th e y w ere picked V . Sims. Gus G o ld p e n n y, A l
C a id C lu b h e ld the second gam«* up by fo u r o f the guests and Powers, S andy M ilb ra n d t. V a l
«if the to u rn a m e n t on T h u rs c a rrie d to the tabje w h ic h was lee G oldpen ny, N orm an B ern-
day, N ove m b e r 3, in the H ilt p ile d h ig h w ith g ifts o f the tr a heisel, J im Hoss, C harles P o w
clu b ro o m Then* w ere fo u r tab d itio n a l wood, com m em orating ers and G e rry G e it’ en.
1« - o f p in o ch le in play. H igh
scores w ere held by E th e l K in g
and James Bow en, lo w by V a l
le«* G o ld p e n n y
and
C harles
Pow ers A lso present wer< Mrs.
James Bow en, M r. and M rs Gu
G oldpen ny, M r. and M rs O i v il
Here’s the Answer
G reen, M r. and M rs. A rn o ld
M ilb ra n d t, M rs E lla B arbara. I
Mrs. M arge T a y lo r, M iss E th e l
Powers, Don A co rd and G e rry
HORIZONTAL
VERTICAL
Geitzen. Hostesses M arge T a y
1 Male
1,5 Pictured
lo r and J e rry G o ld p e n n y served
hum orist
2 Exclamation
refreshm ents a fte r th e games . 10 Perform
of p ity
H igh score in the to u rn a m e n t is
3 International
13 East Indian
now held by Bud M ilb ra n d t '
language
tree
and Gus G oldpen ny.
4 Lock opener
14 Incursions
30 M ineral r
cloth
M r. and M rs L o u is O a kle y
5 Transpose
15 Female deer
31 Set again
51 Aristocratic
(abbr.)
18 Sodium
32 Toward
52 Exclamation
6 Stayed for
(symbol)
34 Tantalum
53 Skinny
7 Atmosphere
17 Biblical
(symbol)
65 Palm lily
8 Notion
pronoun
37 Negative
57 Indian
9 Nova Scotia
19 Anger
39 D istrict at
53 Seine
(abbr.)
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torney (abbr.) "9 Beverage
10 Excitement
21 Therefore
42 D istrict of
61 L ik e ly
11 Dove’s call
23 Entangle
Columbia
63 Attorney
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T E C H N IC IA N ON C A L L
furniture
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28 He was
(abbr.)
68 Railway
25 Phenyl
famous as a
(abbr.)
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(abbr.)
w rite r of
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area
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News in Review at Hilt
By P h y llis A lphonse
H ilt A m e rica n Legion A u x i
lia r y nu t on N ovem ber 2, w ith
or«i, itt' i Box 50 A shland P resident D elores N< s b ltt in the
ch a ir, and « 1< ven m em bers pres
7271
«•nt The u m t voted to f i l l a box
H O M E M A D E jam es and je llie s fo r cam p W hite Veterans and
fo r sale at the M aple M a rk e t ga th e r on N ovem ber 29, to go
F r u it Stand, S outh end o f to the cam p fo r a Post T h a n ks
g iv in g v is it O th e r business dis
P hoenix.
cussed was the dance to be held
GET
y o u r P E R S O N A L IZ E D on N ovem ber 12 A ll m em bers
C H R IS T M A S cards NOW , we agreed to h«*lp w ith the w ork.
have a big selection o f boxed
The g ro u p was com plim ented
cards. S outhern O regon News on th e ir m em bership at the d is
R eview .
tr ic t me« tin g he ld in Weed r«*ce
n tly and attended by P resident
FO R R E N T - tw o room a p a rt N esbitt T he u n it also agreed to
m ent. A l l u tilitie s fu rn is h e d j adopt a veteran fro m the Y o u n t
C o m p le tly fu rn ish e d . V e ry re v ille H ospita and if they are
asonable. C o rn e r o f V a lle y able to get on«* he w ill receive
V ie w Rt. and o ld P a c ific g ifts an«l cards fro m the m em
H ig h w a y in T a le n t. M u rra y I bers
S utton.
A fte r the business m eeting re
FOR YOUR A P P L E S .,,,'1 m i l s ‘ freshm ents w ere served to the
fo r the H o lid a y s t r y the M ap I Post an«l U n it by Rae E llis. Post
I«* M a rk e t F r u it S tand firs t , C om m ander in v ite d the ladies to
a social evening on N ovem ber
S o u tii end o f P hoenix
19.
E A T O N 'S
C o rrn sa b le Bond in
A tte n d in g
the T w e n ty -fifth
packets and ream size. Sou D is tric t P T A m eeting in Y re ka
th e rn O regon News R eview
at the M e th o d ist church on N o v
em ber 1, w ere P resident O pal
F< >1! SA I .E
One I lo o r model W ard, T re a su re r M ild e rd G raves
e le c tric range w ith
Clock, and S e cre ta ry M a rjo rie T a y lo r.
lig h t, tim e r, etc. $19995. A They heard m any in te re stin g
b a rgain at W e itz e l’s A p p li view s on v o tin g propositions
ance C e n te r on tin* Plaza.
w h ich w ill be on the b a llo t at
H A R M O N Y B O R D E R E D - sta the e lc c ty m N ovem ber 8. A ll
tio n e ry w ith in k to m atch at m em bers w ere urged to help
$1.00. S outhern O regon News, get people o u t to vote.
D in n e r guest ot M r. and M r
R eview , 38 East M am .
C. A
B a u m g a rtn e r Sunday
FOR S A L E - A b ra n d new size were, M r and M rs C lyd e Hefc
H o tp o in t range fo r o n ly $179 - ardson, James and daughter,
95. Yes! a FR EE tu rk e y w ith M rs. K enneth F ra n k and sm all
th is one too! W e itze l’s A p p li son, G re g o ry, o f Y reka.
ance C e n te r on the Plaza.
P ostm aster E. E V a il and
Mrs. V a il and her m other, M rs
O R D ER S - being taken now fo r G ilb e rt o f A shland stopped b rie
H om em ade F r u it Cakes at the fly in H ilt Sunday. They had
M aple M a rk e t F r u it Stand, been fo r a rid e over the new
South end o f P hoenix.
h ig h w a y to Y re ka
M rs. J. E B ostick a rriv e d
SEE - the new P la stic G re e tin g
S
atuday
fro m C airo, Illin o is , fo r
cards at the S o uthern Oregon
N ew s R eview , N e x t to the fir e an extended v is it w ith her dau
station
S ta tio n e ry Supplies
D U R O S IG N M A K E R - le tte r
at the News R eview
and n u m b e r Decals. S outhern
O regon News R eview , 38 East
M ain.
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V MP IS FROZEN \
pointment <aii Walter Wolf
( R IC H A R D FR ESH
"E v en if it had a built in television set, I w ouldn’t
w an t a gim m ick like th a t in my little a p a rtm e n t.”
T hursday,
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