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GOLD HIU Attend Family Reunion MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oi3o, Sriday, Jun. 20, IfSt Br C$8. clTds biwll Gold Hill Mr. and Mrs J. A. Bonney of Lampman rd went to Merlin Sunday, June 15, where they ware guests at a lamiiy gatherum in observ ance of Father' ti&y and two birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Wood ford were hosts for the pot luck ssicnic dinner at their home Merlin. Attending besides the Bonney were Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Sargent and son Mike, of Prospect; Mr, and Mrs. Ray Warren and children Tina, Sharon, Janett and Delmer; Mr. and Mrs Ralph Boussum, all of Grants Pass; Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Tibbet, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tibbils and children Carl Harry Jr., and Delores, all of Merlin, and the hosts and their children Ronnie and Nancy, also of Merlin. " Observing birthdays were Mrs. Woodford on June 18 and Harry Tibbil, which oc curred on June 9. Ralph Boussom is a son of Mrs. J. A. Bonney and Mrs Tibbil and Mrs. Woodford are his daughters, House, guests at the home ofMr. and Mrs. Earl Moore Father's day week end were eir son-in-law end daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ed wards and chSdren Karen, Douglas and Brad, of Marys- ville, Calif., Edwards' mother. Mrs. Golda Edwards, of Oak land, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Shir ley Hall and son Arlyn, of Nampa. Ida., and Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Greb of Medford, Hall is a brother of MrS Moore. n Mrs. Lester Parker nd daughter Linda, left June 14 for California where she planned to visit Mrs. Jim Pe ters in Castro Vally and Mrs. Tea Red at Alameda and other relatives and friends. Recent guests in the home of Mr. and Mi&. Frd Tories were their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wood- row Nealy, and daughter Myrtice and Betty Jo. of Grants Pass, and Mrs. Irene Morrison of Ontario, Calif. Mrs. Morrison and the Jones were neighbors whin they lived in Illinois Valley. While in Oregon, Mrs. Morrison slso visited relatives and friends - r- -ri iti! r 1 in oranis tss, Illinois vjr ley, Corvallis and Portland. Mr. And Mrs. James Fish er and children Jackie, Judy and Donald, returned to their home here dune 15 after spending the week nd in Bandon, here they were hniisppuests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wyatt and family. The Wyatts ftr former residents of Gold Hill. Mrs. weal Bush and son Danny, returned to Hillsboro June 19 ftfter several days as house guests in the home of her brother-in-law and sister, ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson. They also visited in the homes of Mrs. Bush's mother, Mrs. Minnie Byerly and another sister and brother-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. H. D. Force, o Mr. fend Mrs. Earl Moore have purchased property across th river from Gold Hill, onc known as the old cherry orchard, which be longed to the lat .William Hittle. Spending last week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bonney on Lampman rd were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tanner of Morro Bay, Calif., and Mr. ftnd Mrs. W. C. Ar nold of Toutle. Wash. The Tanner recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lee and Mrs. Arnold in Toiitle, Wash., and wr n route horn. New officers were elected recently for Boy Scout Troop 43.. They are senior patrol leader, Kerry Koopman; scribe, Bob Turner; librarian, Mike Erickson, quartermas ter, Tom Davis; and bugler, Kerry Koopman. Patrol lead ers elected were Flaming Ar row patrol leader, Ogden Kel logg Jr.; his assistant v Dave Force? Flying Eagles patrol leader, Gregory Applen; as sistant, John Price; Beaver patrol leader, Jim Arnold, as- sistant, Eari wnue; ana x-dier patrol leader Tom Davis, as sistant Dave Hixson. Ray Dusenberry, oassistant scout leader, and. Mrs. Ogden Kellogg accompanied the Scouts on a wiener roast and swimming party up' Evans creek last week. GA.mon$ members of the Medford Trail Riders who garticinated in the Phoenix festival Saturday, June 14, from t8i6 area are Mrs. Bob JqcQs, Jtfrs. Stanley Foley, Jean Estremado and Mr. tfTnfl Mnj. Thomas Gray. The Trail Riders won first place in th parade. Locgl members of the group stated tht they will take part in the annual Rooster Crow festivities at Rogue River Sat urday June 21, when the Trail 'Riders will participate in the parade and present the square dance on horseback la ter in the day. The Medford Trailer Rid ers will be on television Thursday, June 27, between 5 and 6 p.m. They will pre sent square dancing on horse back at that time. Danny Estremado, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Estremado of Galls creek, and Kenneth Foley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Foley, won third prize at the Phoenix festival for their Spanish costumes. which were black and white. they rode Shetland ponies for the event. Mr. and Mrs. , Clyde Kell were hosts June 15 for a fam ily gathering in observance of Father's day. Present for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Arty Laws, Ronnie and Miss Elizabeth Lewis, of Rogue River, and Mr. and Mrs. William Force and the Kelt's daughter Shirley. Theron Pankey left June 18 by plane for his home in Alaska following a visit here in the home of his brothers, Joe Pankey and Earl Pankey. Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Bigelow and son, Willie, returned to their home on Lampman rd. June 16 after two weeks in Minnesota, where they visit ed her mother and sisters.. A family reunion was held while the Bigelows were there. Mrs. Myra Elson and Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Parr of Phoenix visited in the home of Mrs. Elson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bonney, Tues day evening. Mrs. Melvin Burnett and Mrs. Ivan Smith were host esses for a meeting of the Woman's Society of the Gold Hill Community Methodist church Friday afternoon, June 13, at the church. Mrs. Ferd Jones led the de votions and had charge of the lesson topic, which was What might come up for study." This will include five different subjects for study by the group in the future. Mrs. H. C. Hoffman, presi dent, conducted the business session and appointed Mrs. George Dorman, Mrs. J. G. Kofahl, and Mrs. Roy Borno- man to serve on the nominat ing committee for the coming year. , . i Mrs. Lawrence Smith, vice president, held a school of in structions for the new offi cers. Flans were made for a foodless food sale." Several local women went to TCIamath Falls recently where they spent the day shopping. They were Mrs. Nina Dusenberry, Mrs. Mil lie Walker, Mrs. William Wright, all of Gold Hill, and Mrs. Donald Hanscom of Cen tral Point. While they were in Klam ath Falls they visited Mrs. William Brewer and son Lyle, and Miss Darla Brewer of Fort Klamath. Mrs. Brewer is the former Gladys Darling who lived in Gold Hill sever al years ago. Radioactivity in Humans Increased Waynesville, N. C (UPI) A top Army medical research er said Thursday that radio active elements in the bodies of numan . beings have in creased "roughly 100 per cent" in the last two years but he does not believe the increase is harmful. 'The levels of fallout col lected in man are well below tolerance," Col. James B. Hartgering told a meeting of doctors from seven states. Hartgering, director of the Division of Nuclear Medicine and Chemistry of the Research Institute at the Army's Walter : Reed Hospital in Washington, spoke at the fifth annual Mountaintop Medical Assem bly. DOGATORIES IGNORED New oYrk (UPI) Twen ty dogs were taken on a test run Thursday of the city's new dogatory a $500 canine com fort station set up in front of ASPCA headquarters. Eight een of the pooches ignored the conveniences. The other two used a nearby curb. 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