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SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Monday, November 25. 1957 V . .-'.-?f ""-i .x ''' r-:-o, r WMfzZ, fly J 1 ;T XmA ARRIVING AT LOS ANGELES is John Miner, 15, slaver o 22-month-old Laura WeUeL With him is Police Ser foant G- S. Waish. (International Soundphato) GOLD HILL Residents Become Citizens the affair wish to extend their thanks to all who supported the event. Thanksgiving was the theme for the table decorations. Ar rangements of miniature pilgrim women, Plymouth ' Rock, and small boats were used for the centerpiece. These were flanked on either side by autumn leaves and button chrysanthemums on white clothes which were used on the tables. Mrs. Roy Borno man created the miniature pil grim women, which were attired in black and white costume. A buffet supper was given Wednesday, Nov. 20 by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dungey in honor of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dungey. In vited guests were Mr. and Mrs. Vern Dungey, and daughter, Kimberly, Miss Nona Dungey, Bob Verbick, Mr. and Mrs. Don Dungey and son, Scott, all of Medford, and Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Wigle of Gold Hill. Mrs. .Bill Dungey left Friday, Nov. 22 for Oxnard, Calif., where she will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mott. She will also visit her daughter, Miss Sue Alderman, in Oxnard. A dinner was given Monday, Nov. 18, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martin of Grants Pass. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Parsley and Mr. and Mrs. George Smith all of the Gold Hill area. Mrs. Carl Routh, wh Is libr arian of the Gold Hill Public li brary has announced the arrival of 150 new books, including fic tion and non-fiction for both Five times as many men as women are subject to color blindness. children and adults. The local library is open two days a week. Tuesdays from 4 until 9 p.m. and on Friday be tween 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. fpriibv. Bonnie FOOlF Award Presented Brig. Gen. Foofe Portland OPt A Legion of by Maj. Gen. E. C. Itschner, Chief of Engineers for his "fine record of consistently superior achievements in peace and war." The award was presented by Col. Richard F. Ebbs, deputy Di luent uaK ieaf Cluster was awarded Friday to Brig. Gen. L. H. Foote, North Pacific Division Engineer of the Army Corps of Engineers with commendation vision Engineer, acting for Gen. Itschner at a party at the Benson hotel given by military and ci vilian personnel of. the division and Portland district offices of the Corps of Engineers in honor of Gen. Foote on the eve of his retirement from the Army. SIGNAL PREMIUM FUEL OILS PLUS Jt fiDCCM CTAMDC Call SP2-5275 r y MRS. CLYDE KELL old Hill Three Gold Hill residents and the father of a former resident of Gold Kill were among the 19 persons who became United States citizens last week in naturalization cere monies in Medford. The new citizens represented four different countries. They include, Walter Doherty, New 'jefcland, and his wife. Ivy Do herty, Australia; .Gloria Astrid Wilson, Honduras, all local resi dents, and John A. Novak, Czechoslovakia, is the father of John C. Novak, who lived in Gold Hill for several years. her education. While she was at tending college in Miami, she met her husband, who was also a student. The Wilsons came to Gold Hill three years ago from Florida. Their daughter, Nancy, is two years old. The Wilson family live near the Del Rio orchard, north of Gold Hill. Wilson is employed at the orchard. Mrs. Wilson said her father, Liberto Gallardo, was active in state affairs and for many years was a congressman representing the state of Voile at the capital, Tegucigalpa, in Honduras. Mrs. Wilson said that she has FOR FESTIVE HOLIDAY FEAST CjpTTERBALL OVEN READY 1 "CASCADE HANDY" """"N BONELESS ffnCOJC FULLY COOKED orhoI. )r I Anl "choice" 7Pa I Sausage X mm i Mr. and Mrs. Walter Doherty several relatives from Honduras met while both were attending j who are now studying in vari Avondale college. New South ous colleges in the United Wales, Australia. Following their marriage they lived in Australia before going to New Zealand, where they lived for two years. He is for merly of Napier, New Zealand, and she is from South Wales, Australia. Doherty attended Pacific ; Union college near St. Helena, Calif., where he studied Bibli cal languages, arid received his bachelor's degree at Walla Wal la college in College Place, Wash. Mrs. Doherty majored in mu sic at college. Besides being school pianist in Hanby school here and giving private instruc tions in music, she is associate organist and assistant Sabbath school superintendent at the Seventh-day Adventist church in Medford. Mrs. Doherty writes hort stories for children and teenage articles which are pub lished regularly in magazines. She is also active in the Gold Hill Parent Teacher association of which she is vice president fnd program chairman. The Dohertys are the parents of three youngsters. John, 14, was born in Australia, and is a freshman at the Crater High school. Seven-year-old Grahame was born in California and is in the second grade at Patrick school. Their 10-year-old daugh ter, Charmaine, was born in New ealand and is in the fifth grade at the Hanby school. Mr. and Mrs. Doherty plan to obtain the youngsters' citizenship, ac cording to Mrs. Doherty. Mr. and Mrs. Doherty and family reside on the Upper Rogue, where they have a new home under construction. Doh- erty, a contractor of brick-mason work, is constructing the home O himself. Mrs. Doherty will be guest or ganist at the Community Metho dist church Nov. 29 and Dec'. 1 for the worship services. She will be guest organist at the Christian Science church in Gold Hill Thanksgiving Day. States. Mrs. LeRoy (Gloria Astrid) Wilson, also a resident of Gold Hill, was formerly of Goascoran, Voile, in Honduras, where she fludied for five years in educa tion at the College Normal Cen tral of Senioriets in Goascoran. Following her graduation, she Was a primary teacher, having taught two years in Honduras before moving to Miami, Fla., about five years ago to further John A. Novak, 84, formerly j of Czechoslovakia, was the old-1 est among those who became j citizens on Tuesday. He makes j his home in Medford, with his J son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and j Mrs. John C. Novak, at 15 Lin-1 coin st. They are both former residents of Gold Hill. The No vaks often bring the new citi zen to Gold Hill with them, when they visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Martin, on the Upper River rd. near the Dohertys home. Mrs. Novak stated that her father-in-law was thankful and proud for becoming a United States citizen. She said he is grateful for having had the op portunity to attend the citizen ship classes, which are conduct ed by Mrs. G. Q. D'Albini of Medford. He came to Medford to re side about two years ago from his home in Idaho. Ha is a re tired farmer.. Novak has a large family, in cluding five children living, 15 grandchildren, 26 great grand children. His daughters are Mrs. Rosj Blele, route 2, Caldwell, Idaho Mrs. Donald Long, Mon rovia, Calif.; Mrs. Lee Simons, Herrick, S.D., and one son, be- j sides the one in Medford, Frank Novak of Verdigre, Neb. Mrs. Maybelle Rains has re turned to her home following several days in the northern part of the state in. the homes of two of her daughters and their families. Also making the trip with Mrs. Rains were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goodman and daughter.'Debbie, and Miss Bar bara Rains, all of Medford. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Snider and " children, Tena and Rickey, of Milwaukie, and attended a family reunion luncheon in Portland Friday, November 15, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weeden and daughter, Linda, Portland. Mrs. Weeden, Mrs. Snider, .irs. Goodman and Miss Rains are sisters. Mrs. Maybelle Rains, mother of the woman, said this is the first opportunity the fam ily had been together for a con siderable length of time. FRESH FROZEN 1BMS PURE PORK Fresh Pacific Oysters B FRESH FROZEN Small Size 79',, Fresh GROUND BEEF 3"$H "Swiff $ Premium" SLICED BACON STS 2 $1119 lbs. 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