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M00JOR AUTO RACES i
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BRYCE BOGUE STUDYING
ELECTRONICS AT
KEESLER BASE
Pfc. Pryce Rogue, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James J. Rogue of Greenville,
recently reported to Keesler Air
Force bast to begin training in
electronics fundamentals, an in-
tegral part of the "electronics
training center of the world" lo-
cated only a few hundred feet
noh of the Gulf of Mexico, at
Biloxi, Missisippi.
Housing the 338th Technical
Training Wing, Keesler is also
known as the "push-button college
of the Air Force." Here, incoming
students will attend one of 16
different schools, offering over 55
spearate curricula.
The training Pfc Bryce receives
in this school will extend over
approximately a several weeks l
period. When graduated he will
be assigned to field duty .or to
an advanced training school.
NEW RECORD REPORTED
FOR CONTINUOUS HEAT
Fourteen days of 90-degree day-
time temperatures establish an all-
AND ROOFING SUPPLIES
- BETTER START USING THEM
WHILE THE WEATHER IS GOOD!
Our Expert Advice Comes for Free--Cy, Joe and Ralph
time record of continuous heat in
i this vicinity, avers Weatherman
Bidwell. Beginning July 13, his
' ' . ......... '¢'' ................. ')" official thernometer has regis-
UILHI MATEBIAL tered 89 degrees or more.every
day to date, with a high on July
• 22 of 93--o2l records being made i
MA117111U/AlI----------'--'---_j.j__w.,u, PAINT in the cool confines of Bidwell
Park, which is a few degrees cool-
er than Greenville proper.
VISIT LAST RESORT
Mr. and Mrs. David 3. Anderson
had as picnic guests last Sunday:
at their home, Anderson's Last Re-
sort on slope of Mr. Keddie, Mr.
and Mrs. John Hosselkus; Mr. and
Mrs. Harry S. Lee; Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Clarke and children;
Philip, Kenneth, Carol, Janet and
Marilyn; Mrs. Theresia Kern
George Kern, and Catherine King
of American Valley; Mr. and Mrs.
Tronton Lee and daughter Dawne
William L. Hambl]n and Mr. and
Mrs. John lIeisler of Greenville.
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SOROPTI MISTS VACATION
FOR BALANC OF
SUMMER MONTHS
A picnic session staged last
Thursday at Bidwcll Grove mark-
ed the last meeting for the dura-
tion of summer, of the Greenville
Soroptimist Club.
Twenty-fbur members a n d
guests were present for the out-
door meeting and were etertain-
ed by Kenneth Macebo of the
Youth Center, sponsored by the
club, who played his accordion
for the ladies.
The organization, headed by
President Ann Bidwell, will r-
sume its regular meetings in Sept-
ember.
VALLEY OBSERVATIONS
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rahn are
here from Los Angeles, enjoying a
visit with his sisters, mother and
nephew at the Frank Rahn home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kamp-
schmidt abandoned their gas sta-
tiolq last week and devoted their
time to burning up some fuel in
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their boat at Lake Tahoe. =
• Ir. and V[rs. Frank Mancebo i
of San Lorenzo visited last week
at the home of her sister, Mrs.
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Jack Garcia of Greenville, return- []
ing home accompanied by their
son Kenneth and twin daughter's
Sharon and Shirley, who have
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"Buster" Seymour is recovering
from his recent trip to Chico,
where he was robbed of part of []
his tail and was the recipient of i
all the shots which a small puppy
is entitled to. He spent a couple z-
of days visiting the vet there last
week while his mother, Fay Sey- []
mour, took some advanced in-
struction in ceramics painting•
Jewell and Gimp Standart, ac-
eon-rpanied by Shirley Lynn, and
the Norman Johnsons, were week
end vftors in the bay area, tak-
ing in "tile ice follies and head- !
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Expertly Prepared by MARIO DANESE
COCKTAIL LOUNGE IN CONNECTION
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Clean Rest Rooms and Showers
Electricity and Water
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SUNDAY. 1 P.M
VALLEY ROPING CLUB
Top Show
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EVERY DAY
THURSDAY
AUGUST 9
THROUGH
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