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AERIAL ASPIRATIONS The submarine O. S. S. Pickerel seems
to be beading skyward as sbe surfaces from a depth of ISO feet
with a 48-degrec up-angle during a training exercise off Oahu.
Hawaii. The Navy photographer who made this picture was aboard
the sub U. S. S. Sabalo. The Sabalo had the Pickerel under "sonar
' observation," so the photographer was ready when she broke water.
Skipper of the Pickerel is Lt. Cmdr. H. B. Sweitzer of Pittsburgh.
It Happened This Way
New Pine Creek
Chemult
By VIRGINIA TAYLOR
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Porter re
turned recently alter an extended
winter vacation In Texas, Oklahoma
and Nevada. They have been busy
shoveling snow around their house
and property ever since they ar
rived home.
Of interest to friends of Joseph
R. Harris, son of Mrs. Grant
Damon, will be his marriage to
Rosella Paul of De Sart, N. D.
in April. Both are employed at
the Veteran's Hospitnl in Roseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fletcher
and family motored to Winston
over the weekend to take their
granddaughter home, and to see
the new grandchild. Glenda Lee.
Her parents are Mr. and Mrs,'
George Micheaux, formerly of Che
mult. The Civic Club held another din
ner Saturday night which was
very well attended and netted a
considerable amount to the grow
ing fund for the Community Hall.
The Chemult Gun Club held a
Bingo game following the dinner.
Out-of-towners at the event were:
Mrs. E. G. Brown and nephew of
Fresno, Calif.. E. P. Hughes of
Concord, Calif., Scott M. Soule,
Bishop, Calif, H. G. Oreutt. Palo
Alto, Calif., and J. C. Fraser,
Placerville, Calif. Over 60 local
people turned out.
The Gilchrist Community Gar
den Club met in the Gilchrist club
rooms March 20 with large at
tendance. Mrs. Carl Long and Mrs.
Ray Darnell were hostesses for the
evening and leatured St. Patrick's
Day theme In their table arrange
ments. Guests for the evening in
addition to regular members were
..Mrs. C. R. Walker, Mrs. L. Nor
lin. Mrs. Virgil Spencer. Mrs. Stew
art Gilchrist, Mrs. T. W. Collister,
Mrs. R. D. Cassell. Mrs. Wm. Tay
lor and Mrs. Gerald Oxborrow
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were welcomed as new members.
Plans for the coming Cascade
District meeting to be held at the
Gilchrist Club on Saturday May
10 were discussoi and tne toi. opt
ing committees appointed by the
president, Mrs. Verne I. Bracler.
Menu Mrs. Frank Gilchrist and
Mrs. Isom Ezell. corsage Mrs.
E. J. Snider, Tables and Decora
tionAirs. W. A. Carnuchael. Hos
pitality Mrs. W. N. Byars, pro
gram. Miss Ann Dolezal and Mrs.
P. Clark, Bird House Contest, Mrs.
Verne Rocheck. The convniitee
chairmen will meet for further
planning on Monday April 7 at tne
home ot Mrs. Frank Gilchrist.
Mr. E. J. Snider was spenkcr
for the evening with "Vegetable
Gardening." as his topic. tin
der is a very fine gardener him
self and his suggestions were wel
comed. He suggested that a very
good way to tell if your ground
was ready to be worked was to
watch the weeds and if they were
beginning to come thickly it was
time to work the ground and plant.
The secret of good vegetable gar
dens was thought to be plenty of
fertilizer and plenty of water end
plenty of working the soil. Carrots,
radishes, rutabegas, cabbage, beis
brussells sprouts, lettuce onions,
celery, asparagus, mustard greens,
parsley, potatoes and strawoerrk-s
can be grown in the Gilchrist area.
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Clark Scholes. Scholes swam a
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Tis perhaps foolish to be serious
on All-Fool's day for no matter
what vou may attempt you may
net. fooled I Will try not to error
or exaggerate even though the
wildest tales nil miner aiio juu.
But there arc so many ways of get
ting fooled. F'rnstancc I thought
I was oinnl v dressed this morning
but I looked down absently when
mv youngest son, said, Your
time's untied, Dnd!"
Of course it wasn't but to hear
his exuberant chuckle when he
shouted, " April fooll " and to watch
his misohievlous eyes dance with
jov, added a little somctnmg 10
ihn diiv. Tills kind o( pleasantry
sort of braces fou up and in
stronger aoses 11 inascs you cuki
tate! In yet stronger doses it
could ue Imagined to even cure
the tendancy toward somnambulism I
At least you know that because
someone saw you moping around-off-guard
you may yet still be
alive! Where there's life there's
hope!
H wasn't April Fool but Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Kins and Mrs. Mar
garet Carter, their daughter, got
quite a surprise last Tuesday week
ago 011 a trip over to Plush.
The Indies went along mostly for
the ride but incidentiy uie oojeci
of Uie trip was to find some bum
mer lambs.
Well they got the lambs all
richt but coming home a cloud
burst had deluged the country atop
Abert rim. The water came gushing
ever that rim in a muddy, foaming
cataract. It made a beauiuui stgiu
coming off the mountain but when
it hit the county roaa an 11s
aesthetic aspects nad strangely and
suddenly vanished.
Now the water became a raging
torrent across the roadway a por
tentous and formidable sight. Its
angry waters ate into tne roauoea
to a surprising depth of 3 feet or
more, for a short distance.
Goimj over earlier that day. only
a negligible amount of water was
running across the road at this
point. Now, Walter oped against
hope that it would not be as bad
as it appeared. So courageously he
drove on in.
The car groaned, slipped and
bucked. Wr.ter roared over the
radiator and just when it seemed
they were going to make It the
car shorted out and stalled!
Walt clambered out on the lee
ward side in water nearly hip
deep and being somewhat ingenious
with motor vehicles managed to
wipe off the motor, cut the fan
belt so it wouldn't throw water etc.
Thev iust barelv go-, out. All three
resembled drowned rats and the
women folks thought their time had
come.
Roy Truitt. now of Caldesae.
Ida., dropped in to say. "hello"
lust Wednesday and exchange a
few witticisms and reminiscences.
Having disposed of his residential
propertv at Willow Ranch, he felt
all primed to go down and have
a little chat with his friend, Ernie
Swertson and lamuy, wno, lorm
erly of Willow Ranch, is now in
the wood business there. Then Roy
was to return to his home up near
Lewiston where he is "cutting a
fat pig" in the general store and
building material business.
It was a. hard iolt to learn that
Dudley Brown, Davis Creek State
highway foreman, was stricken
I with a heart attack while on his
'way to his mother's funeral week
ago la.st Saturday. Last report has
it mat ne la still In a Redding
Hospital and that his condition hus
been extremely critical.
The attack hit him lust before
he and his wllo got to Redding.
Mrs. mown has been bv h s side
constantly since this, his second
attni-K 111 1110 last lew years. He
was In and tot a haircut hero the
Friday before he left oil Saturday.
Asuio Ironi the shock ot his
mother's passing, he seemed viva
cious and enthusiastic over things
in general which is his usual na
ture. We sincerely wish him a safe
and speedy recovery.
About WOO worth of mostly smoke
damage was done, recently, to 0110
of the houses owned bv Mr. and
Mrs. Lorraine Hammorslcy. Tne
house Is rented by Mr. and Mrs.
Merle Dotson. Had Merlo not been
right on the ball the house would
have probably burned down.
He tore out the celling around
the flu and got up in the attic.
There he played garden-hose water
on the smouldering hoards. It was
rather difficult at first to locate
just where the smoke was coming
from. The flic truck was not sum
moned. .
Members of the newly formed
VFW chapter here and the ladies
of the auxiliary are all poised for
a big time this Saturday night.
Ticket sales have been good and a
big dance is anticipated.
It hanoens that the llrst meeting
night of the month of the East
Side Grange also takes place this
Saturday night. It is believed, how
ever, that not mucn conmci oeijse
the two social events will ofcur,
as the grange meeting can oe
made short and it will be over
practically before the Vet's dance
begins.
Fourteen more persons irom uie
local cnurch membership attended
the Filth Sunday Baptist district
meeting at Fossil. Ore. last Sunday.
The three car ioads from here
included: Rev. and Mrs. Eugene
I Barrow and family: Mr. and Mrs.
iDonald Evans and family; Gordon
Harris and his mother. Mrs. tuner
Harris of Willow Ranch: Grace and
Jance Wells and Joan Carter. The
travellers enjoved good weather
and fair travelling conditions and
got to see a lot of new moun
tainous country. They left Friiav
and returned Monday. March 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Thayer
left Friday for Salt Lake City,
where they will at'.end a Latter
Day Sain's general three day con
ference. On their wav there they
were to visit with Mr. Thayer's
sister at Sparks, Nev. and on their
return on Hiehwav 30, they were
to visit another sister at McCain
mon. Ida. Mr. and Mrs. George
Wiebe of Lakevlew are making the
trip with the Thayers. They
planned to be home Sunday, April
6.
The general quiet of last Sunday,
afternoon was suddenly broken
when a car driven by John Inquist
of Willow Ranch and a pickup
driven by Ballmur Stahlschmldl
collided In front ot the lattur'a
residence in tho north edgo of
town. Siahlschmldt saw the lnaulsl
car coming from the north as he
was about to make n left hand turn
across Its path and Into his driveway.
A Quick calculation told him ha
had time to maka lt (lien a
quicker one told him ho couldn't
But by this tims the Innuist car
had smacked Intj him just us ho
nosect over tne yellow line.
The left front lender and the
side ot the late model Dodgo sedan
nriven oy inquist was 0 a n 1 y
dnmaged. The front end of the
Stahlschmldl Dodgo pickup was
considerably dumaged too.
Mr. and Mrs. John Inquist, Joe
Cole and another passenger whoso
nnme was not learned all Horn
Willow Ranch were In the Inquist
car. Stahlschmldt wns alone In his
pickup. Sheriff Elliott was called
to the scene, no mm tnem inero
was nothing to do hut report tho
nccldeut the following day and let
the insurance companies settle the
argument, If any, as to who was
to blame.
Little Donna Rlggi wns bitten on
her right arm bv Tom Dick's
pretty, spotted dog as she went
to his house to pay him a friendly
visit. The dog growled and she
put out her arm to ailny his
anxiety when he grabbed her arm
and shook her before letting go.
She was taken to Lakevlew for
treatment but tho wound was not
considered serious.
Jack Means resumed his duties
as foreman down nt the Calllornln
State Highway Camp 3!) Monday
morning. Jack Is gtnd to be back
on the lob agnln and can tell some
thrilling as well n.i sordid talcs
about the Philippines.
It seems that the "Huks" 1 rov
ing band of natives) there are at
constant "outs" with the Philip
pine government partly .1ue to agi
tation promoted by Communists and
partly due to the Met tnnl uiey
never received their proper pav as
Eromlsed for Uie part they plnyed
1 fighting the Japs in World War
II. They constantly burn and pillage
and hide in the dense jungle that
surrounds Sublc Hay.
Jnck and a companion went for
a ride out across the bay one dnv
in an out-rigger ennoe. They en
countered some friendly "Huks"
Steel Allocated
For Hospital
PORTLAND Ifl Steel has been
allocated and construction of the
proposed six million dollar touch
ing hospital at tho stale medical
school can start soon, Dr. David
W. G. Ualrd, school dean, aald
Thursday,
Ho said the government recently
made the steel allocution, which
menus Hint pliuis for the U-story,
360-brd hospital will be presented
for approval of tho Hlato Hoard of
Higher Education here April 'H-M.
Balrd said the building might be
completed late In llM or early In
11106,
Big Property
Deal Made
PORTLAND I One of the big
gest real estate transactions In re
cent years wan reported hero
Thursday, the purchase of tho 11
story Pink Plnui Apartments by
Theater Operator William Clavier.
The price was reported to be
1,600,000 for the recently construc
ted building, which contains 161
apartments.
Clavier said his wife and their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Gregory Koisliul would shurc
ownership. 1'he Kershuls operate
Cluvler s two theaters In Dallas,
Ore.
who gave them some bananas and
other fruit, then hurriedly left. Thev
were cleaning the fruit and wash
ing their feel In tho fresh water
stream that emptied Into the bay
whrn of a sudden a rlllu barrel
projected In Iront of them. Look
ing up, Jack saw that these
"links ' weren't so friendly.
"Come follow usl" They com
mntuled In broken English.
After a time thev hulled In the
jungle where Juck hud to do some
lull talking to explain Hint because
he wore a helmet he did not be
long to the local constabulary force.
He finally was released but was
warned not to come over and try
to spy on them next time they
shoot llrst.
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Valuation Cut
Gets Protests
PORTLAND Ml A protest
agulnst the mute Tax Commission
order to cut the assessed valuation
ot the Reynolds Mntnln Co. plant
ui irouuinin neuriy one million dol
lars onmo Thursday from District
Attorney John 1). McCourt.
"I hnve nskod the assessor and
sheriff not to act on this, .at IpiinI
until It has been ascertained If tho
tax commission will give the uses-
sor an opportunity 10 bo heard on
Una matter, ' no said.
McCourt sn id this followed sumo
other reductions made by the tux
commission for business houses In
this area.
"A large lax burden, which an-
penrs to us now to be properly
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mai llv to the nwiiein ot home and
farm Inuilii," he mild.
Tho valuation change ordered bv.
Ihn lux cnmiulssloii would out Instf
year's Iiixch - lor the Kcylipld
aluminum plant $43,(1117.
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