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10 MAIL TRIBUNE, MedforJ. Oregon, Thursday, June 19, 19S8
ILLINOIS VALLEY
First Guide Visits Caves
By RUTH RAUSCH
Cave Junction Dick Row
ley, now 89, who was the
first guide employed by the
government at Oregon Caves
National Monument in 1910,
rp returned to the area for a
visit June 11.
For old time's sake, he con
ducted a group of tourists and
several present-day guides
through the caves, comment
ing as he went about his ex
periences as head guide at the
caverns in the old days.
"Old Dick," as he was com
monly called, Is ell remem
bered by tourists and those
who worked under him years
ago. Even today, guests stop
ping at the caves ask his
whereabouts. Rowley has
been a Resident of Williams,
Ore., since his retirement.
He was accompanied to the
caves by Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Martin and Mrs. Emma
Morgan of Williams.
The topic to be discussed
will 4e "Day Lillies." Mrs
Harry Smith and Mrs. How
ard Ollis are expected to give
a report on the state conven
tion.
Members of the Methodist
Youth Fellowship of Imman-
nuel Methodist church plan a
"car wash" Saturday, June
21 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
Ted's Shell Service station.
The young people state they
will give a thorough wash job
for only $1. Proceeds from
the car wash will go to the
Methodist Youth fund to be
used for Christian youth work
in all parts of tire world.
dThe vacation church school
or the Immanuei Methodist
church of Cave Junction will
hold open house Friday, June
20, at 7:30 p.m. Parents and
friends are invited to visit the
class rooms and view the
work that has been accomp
lished by the youngsters.
The Illinois Valley Garden
club will hold their next meet
ing June 27 at the home of
Mrs. Margaret Heald on the
Holland Loop road. The meet
ing will be a desert luncheon
to start at 1:30 p.m.
The O. R. Pritchetta have
as house guests this week
Mrs. Pritchett's mother, Mrs.
Ef fie Farrow of Bartlesville,
Okla., and brother, Aven Far
row, and family of Shidler,
Okla. They arrived Sunday,
June 15. and plan at least a
weeks stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Welsh
of Kerby, have received word
of the birth of a granddaugh
ter, Kelly Jean, born to Air
man First Class and Mrs. Eu
gene Ivy of Anchorage, Al
aska, June 10. .Kelly Jeans,
weighing 8 pounds, three and
a half ounces, was welcomed
home by sister, Patricia Sue
Mrs. Ivy is the former Car-
lene Welsh, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Wilson Welsh.
Fred Ten Eyck, owner of
the Ten Eyck motel near, the
state line on the Redwood
highway, arrived from Los
Angeles last week to attend
to business matters. He will
be joined Sunday, June 22 by
Mrs. Ten Eyck and children,
Cynthia and Bruce.
Mrs. Ma Dei .Holmes, now
living in a trailer park in
Healdsburg, Calif., stopped
briefly Tuesday, June 17, en
route north, to leave daugh
ter, Christie, with the Allers
of Takilma. Christie will be
a guest of Galen's for at least
two weeks.
A housewarming was given
for Valerie Rauber at her
new home on Caves Highway
last Thursday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. Lew Krauss, Mr.
and Mrs. John Spitz, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Bunch, Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Prairie, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed George and mes
dames Earl Boyd, Ray Heid-
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COLLAPSE Collapsed sections of new bridge lie in the water at Vancouver, B. C.
At least 16 workmen were killed, and two are missing. The- bridge was still under
construction, "and cause of the collapse has not yet been determined.
enreich, Herb Drews, Harold
Crowl and Francis Wilhelm.
House guests of Marie and
Hugh White are Marie's sister
and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Fayne Hull of Los Angeles.
They arrived here Tuesday
afternoon and plan to leave
Sunday.
Mrs. Les Henry, owner of
Hazel's Dress Shop, returned
Tuesday morning by bus
from an extended business
and ' social trip through Cali
fornia. Mrs. Henry's stopped in
Modesto to attend the gradua
tion of her , son, Ronnie
Greene from Downey High
school. Ronnie has been stay
ing with his brother and
family, Mr. and "Mrs. Ted
Greene.
A picnic sponsored by the
three veterans organizations
in the valley, American Le
gion, Veterans of Foreign
Wars and World War I and
NEW IDEA-Brighten
smoke-fagged tastes with
Canada Dry Hi-Spot Lemon Soda...
quenches your thirst too!
the Auxiliary Units, will be
held at Grayback park July
20. ...
Mrs. Guy Wilcox of Grants
Pass has been asked to be a
special speaker at the affair
All members of the veterans
organizations in the district
are invited to attend.
The Home Economics divis
ion of Bridgeview Grange 370
met at the home of Mrs. Reu
ben Cook Monday evening
with Mrs. Clay Ramsey,
chairman, presiding.
Work already accomplished
on the rehabilitation of ...the
Waldo cemetery was reported
on and a second work day
will be announced soon.
Mrs. Ramsey reported on
the State Grange convention
which she attended in Eu
gene. Her report covered ine
Home Economics department
and drill team work of the
convention. Mrs. Ramsey
was. also one of the 406 state
grange members who took
the 6th degree initiation work
at the convention.
Those attending were mes
dames Lucius Robinson, Ray
mond Baldwin, William Ak
ers, Sam Bunch, Gilbert
Clayton and Minnie Akers,
Mattie Sieferth and Isabel
Mellow. ' . '
The next meeting will be
held July 14 at. the home of
Mrs. Gilbert Clayton on the
Caves highway.
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1) after too much smoking, or over in
dulgence .2) after too much high -seasoned foods
3) when you're just plain thirsty
you'll find it the most saturating, satis
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P.S. It makes a "doozy" of a highball too !
Tastes superb with 2 oz. of bourbon, whis
key, vodka, or gin in a tall glass with a
couple of ice-cubes.
After too' much smoking,
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that give you a brand new,
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Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Medford
Mrs. Elwood Hussey who
was elected as district presi
dent of the American Legion
auxiliary at Ashland June 8,
resigned from the position
Sunday at the joint intallation
of the American Legion and
Auxiliary. " :
At a special caucus follow
ing the installation, Mrs". Ar
thur Midland of Grants Pass
was elected. . '
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Ramsey
were in Eugene for five days
last week, from Sunday until
Friday evening visiting their
daughter and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Bufprd.
They also attended the
Grange state convention and
shared in the celebration of
the Bufords 21st wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Gilbert Clayton, presi
dent, Auxiliary Unit . Ameri
can Legion, Glenn "Morrison
Post, has released the list of
her appointive officers to
serve for the year.
-Chairmen, appointed in-
Sewage Plant Due
Government Camp
Government Camp, Ore.'
(UPI) Contractors Wednes
day began breaking ground
for a $120,000 sewage treat
ment plant here to meet needs
of up to 10,000 week end vis
itors. Start of construction
ended 19 years of effort by
residents, the State Sanitary
authority and others to abate
the pollution problem here.
The plant is being financed
by $60,000 in bonds pur
chased by the state and $23,.
025 from a federal construc
tion grant, with another $30,
000 or more in bonds still to
be voted by Government
Camp residents within the
next few-months.
Albany Meat Firm
President Dies
Albany, Ore. (UPI) Fu
neral services , will be held
here Friday for Donald E.
Nebergall, 82, president of
the D. E. Nebergall Meat
Company. He died in Salem
Monday night.
Nebergll had established
the packing firm in 1915 aft
er moving to Albany from
Montana. Last September he
was elected to his fifth con
secutive term as a member of
the board of directors of the
American Meat Institute. He
was a prominent civic leader
in Linn county.
Survivors include the wid
ow and six children, ll'grand-
children 'and 13 great grand
children.
elude Mesdames John Spitz,
child welfare; Art Kellert,
constitution and by-laws; E1--wood
Hussey, parlimentarian;
Irene McCasland and Ellen
Hartwell, membership; E. V.
Cooke, past presidents parley;
Clyde Hays, poppy campaign;
Howard Yarborough, poppy
poster; Fred Salvage, public
ity; Irene McCasland, rehab
ilitation; Elwood Hussey, leg
islative; Hugh White, cards,
flowers and memorium obli
gation; and Art Kellert, dance
chainnan.
The new appointees will
take office at the next regular
meeting, Wednesday, June 18.
Creditors Surprised
In Payments Made
By Bankrupt Man
London (UPI) Good old
Hughie Green, one-time , mas
ter of ceremonies on TV's
"Double' Your Money" show,
has paid his creditors double
what they expected.
Green walked into the Lon
don .Bankruptcy Court
Wednesday and emptied his
briefcase on a desk. Out tum
bled 5,000 pounds ($14,000) in
stead of the 2,500 pounds he
had agreed to bring with him.
When ' he went bankrupt
two years ago he agreed to
pay five shillings (70 cents)
on the pound ($2.80) but he
upped it to 10 shillings.
Portlander Foiled
In Bank Holdup Try
Portland (UPI) A man
attempted to hold up the main
branch of the U.S. National
Bank of Portland late Wed
nesday but was captured be
fore he got outside with the
loot because of a teller's alert
ness. Police held Howard Borck
Hansen, 33, Portland, who
was apprehended inside the
bank after teller Audrey . Ry
an signaled guards.
She said the man came to
her window and demanded
$20 bills after acting as if
he had a gun in his pocket.
She handed him $640 and
then signaled the guards as
he walked across the lobby.
He was caught without a
struggle and handed over the
loot. ;(
Police said he was not
armed.
Italian Court Rules
On Husband's Right
Rome (UPI) The Italian
Supreme court has ruled a
husband is entitled' to a legal
separation if his bride did not
admit to him before their
marriage that she was not a
virgin.
Such a case is even worse,
the court ruled Wednesday,
if the husband finds his wife
bearing a child by another
man with whom she had re
lations before the marriage.
The high . court's decision
reported in a case which did
not name the couple involved,
reflected not only the religi
ous teachings of this Roman
Catholic country, but also the
strong social stigma attached
to 'intercourse before marri
age for women.
Every Italian man, the
court argued,' has the right to
assume that his bride is a
virgin.
When the bride tried to
hide her deficiency in this
case, the court said, it created
an atmosphere which was not
conducive to the right atmos
phere for continued cohabita
tion.
EX-BODYGUARD DIES
New York (UPI) A for
mer official bodyguard to the
late Gov. Alfred E. Smith,
William H. Roy, died Tuesday
at the age of 77. After work
ing for a time as a teamster,
Roy joined the New York po
lice force and became a detec
tive in 1918. He was appoint
ed Gov. Smith's bodyguard in
1923. a job he kept until
Smith's death in 1944.
Ursula is the Latin name
for a female bear.
Fitch Forecast "Previews"
Balance of 1958
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trends during the coming months. The FITCH SEMIANNUAL
FORECAST provides a helpful guide to investors seeking a
"preview" of what lies ahead for the balance of 1958 in
light of these trends, such as:
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by eight leaders in, these two related fields should
show market, reflection in their equities.
FITCH "PACKAGE" OF LOW PRICED STOCKS - Twelve
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Wool in Adams'
Mouth 'Possibility'
Washington (UPI) Rep.
Lee Metcalf (D-Mont.) re
called Wednesday that Presi
dent Eisenhower pronounced
Vice President Richard M.
Nixon "clean as a hound's
tooth" after v questions had
been raised about Nixon's
1952 campaign funds.
Metcalfe offered one ex
planation for the origin of
the term. In the - West, he
said, - a rancher checks the
teeth of a hound suspected of
having killed sheep. If he is
guilty there is wool in his
teeth. ,
"Investigators checking
Sherman Adams' teeth may
well find some vicuna wool
in them," Metcalf said in a
newsletter to his constituents.
Aloha Youth Killed
In Auto-Bike Crash
Hillsboro . (UPI) Ken
Wachline, 14, Aloha, was
killed Wednesday when his
car and a Dicycle collided near
his home.
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