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EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday. Xerembe t, 1154 1 -Rogue -River Mrs. Henry Corbin of Old Staee road (north) returned home from Josephine ueneral Hospital , November a where she "had 'major surgery -October 19. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Sandeen of West Evans Creek returned home October 30 from a six mm: TODAY'S TOP-NOTCH SCOTCH rjonotetn Proof 1 ; 94 PROOF I Top-notch in Flavor 1 seta BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY, 94 PROOF. OUAUTY IMPORTERS, INC, NEW YORK, N.f. it it vcny J NEW GREYHOUND SCENICRUISER The new coach, shown above, will be open for public inspection in Medford today in front of the U.S. Bank building on Main st. near Central. The 43-passenger motor coach, with raised level for sightseeing, will be on display until 6 p.m. Merry Miles, Greyhound Lines' travel girl, will be on hand to describe the features of the Scenicruiser. - - weeks trip to Chicago, to attend the wedding of their son. They also visited friends and relatives in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Ray McClain are the parents of a boy born October 24 weighing 6V2 pounds. He has been named Don. . Mr. f and Mrs. Paul Hughes have returned from a trip to San Jose and Bakersfield, California wnerc they visited relatives and friends. :".' Mr. and Mrs. Artie Laws and chidren were guests at a birth day dinner October 23 at , the home of Mrs. Law's mother, Mrs. W..R. Force, of Gold Hill Mr and Mrs. Laws both had birth days that week. . Mr. and Mr. Jim Whipple and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith made a trip to the Aulthouse mining district October 31. E.A.T, Hobby club -met at the home of Mrs. Reed Carter, No ember 4 for pot-luck luncheon at noon. Eight members were present. . - Recent visitors at the Guy Musser home were an aunt and uncle, -Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson of Compton, Calif. V j ' The Rev. H. M. Shaw returned from a trip to Kansas this week. Mrs. Shaw,, stopped" at Vale, Oreg.j to visit her sons. , , 1 Mri and Mrs. Jim Plank of West Evans Creek had as their guests the past week their daugh ter and family Mr.'- and Mrs. Francis Kolkow and children of Malin and their son and family Mr. and Mrs. Roy Plank and sons of Klamath Falls. ; Business visitors in Medford November 6 were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Green and children Mrs. Walter , Kasworm, Mrs. Maud Parsons, Mr. and i Mrs. Lloyd Smith and Jim Whipple. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Golding left November 6 for St. Maries, Idaho, for a weeks visit, and to attend National Grange at Spok ane, Wash. Family night potluck dinner will be held in Fellowship hall Wednesday, November 17, at 6:30 p.m. AH are welcome. . The nominating committee has been appointed for the annual Congregational meeting to be held December 8 at 6:45 p.m. in Fellowship hall with a potluck dinner before the meeting. Women's Association of Hope Presbyterian church will hold their sewing meeting . Friday, November 12, at . 10:30 a.m. at Mrs. Rosemarie Condray's . on East Evans Creek, with a sack lunch at noon. ; t i : ? - . Donald Roy Elder and Edith Kaiser May Lose Bid For Dam in Canada. , Vancouver, B: C.0J.R) Pros pects for the Kaiser Aluminum Co. to build a $25,000,000 dam on the lower Arrow alke in In terior British Columbia appeared bleak today: after a Canadian government spokesman said the plan would be vetoed, k Federal Fisheries Minister James Sinclair said the Canadian government would introduce legislation at the next session of Parliament to prevent the from allowing the project to go ahead. ; " -: ' 4 : Munsan (U.R) The Com munists returned the bodies of 66 fighting men of unknown na tionality to the Allies today, say ing they were found after the main exchange of Korean . war dead had been completed. The U.S. Army said 62 of the newly received bodies were those of airmen, and most of them were believed to be American. 1 A 'wv ( V.Y. ' She's shopping bound and sure of herself. This newspaper keeps her informed about improved or en tirely new products, and guides her to the dealers who carry them. '.- She : knows that 'manufacturers compete constantly for her favor . . ., that they spend fortunes in research, development and .qual ity control -to induce her to buy their brands instead of their rivals'. - v v ' ' V-.:- "'j And she makes a point of learning which, manufacturers' brands serve her best . . . and always asks for them by brand name. So, whether she's buying 'little" or buying ''big'' . . . things that she can tuck into that shopping bag, or things that take two strong men just to lift . . . she knows where to head to' get her money's worth. - v BRAND NAMES FOUNDATION. INCOHrOIIATID . A NON-MOPIT EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION 7 fin 7 STmrr. hiw tobk i. n. t. June Milton were married No vember 6 at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Milton, of East Evans Creek. ' .. , Plans are made for the Ma rines smorgasbord dinner to be held Saturday. Novemer J.3, 5:30 to 9 p.m. in Fellowship hall. Habit of Stream Wetumpka, Ala. (U.R) Con gress is considering a proposal from the Alabama Power Co. to build: five hydroelectric dams on the Coosa River, a project that promises to change radical ly the face and habits of one of the more important streams in the southeast. - . . But luckily for ; tourists, the new dams won't do away with the state's Dead River, one of the most curious features of Ala bama geography. ' .s- -, ' Dead River lies somewhat be low the site of the proposed dams. It is a two mile long stream connecting the Coosa and the Tallapoosa Rivers -that most often has no current at all, and then- again has been known to flow . both north and south at different times., ; :, The river is located near the site of historic Fort Toulouse, a lev miles above the point where the Coosa and Tallapoosa merge to form the Alabama River. 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