THURSDAY, MARCH IS.
*AGE TV..
Billy Abbott Chairman
For Dean Memorial
Fund Drive in City
C. W "Billy’’ Abbott announced
this week that he has been asked
to take charge of the distribution
of shares in the Tubby Dean Mem
orial Fund in Central Point.
Mr. Abbott stated that the shares
will sell for one dollar each which
entitles the holder a share in the
Memorial score board dedicated to
Tubby Dean and also admission to
the big basketball extravaganza to
be held at the Medford High School
on March 28.
Mr Dean, who devoted a great
deal of hts time to the welfare of
youth activities in the valley, was
also active in the promotion of
athletic events in Jackson County.
Tubby Dean had many friends in
Central Point and it is hoped that
these friends will purchase the
shares and attend the Memorial
game.
The following merchants are
assisting with the distribution of the
shares and tickets may be purchased
from them: John Cupp, Cupp’s
Furniture store; Joe & Richaid
Krupp, Krupp's Associated Service,
Billy Abbott, Billy's Drive In; Eki
Colpitts, Pioneer club; Paul Hopkins.
Corner Club; Don Faber, Faber’s
Market; Don Burelson, Burelson*
Burelson's Dept. Store; Ken Wald,
Valley Billards; Steve Benston,
Steve's Barber shop; Ted McCoy &
Ken Williams, Union 76 Station.
Drop in today and purchase your
ticket at one of these firms and get
your name in the corner stone of the
Tubby Dean Memorial.
Well Known Lady To
Run A« Candidate for
Delegate at Large
Knowledge is Power
1. HOW MANY PERSON* drafted
OUR CONSTITUTION?
2.
WHERE ifrTHE *C«L(?5
LAÂ&É5TANIVAL
I
3. WHO I* CALLED T hè
♦GREATEST HOCKEY FWER?*
(1.) ) Only 55 individuals drafted the famous document in
May, 1787, at Philadelphia. James Keller cites this fact in his
book, "Government Is Your Business,’’ to show how important
the work of a few people can be in working toward good
government.
(2.) Near Clovis, New Mexico,
explorers have found a layer of
bones a yard deep which extends
over an area of almost three
square miles. The bones are those
of bison, horses, camels, mam
moths, and mastodons of 10,000
years ago. Frank C. Hibbcn
writes about the mammoths and
the primitive men who hunted
them in his article in "Outdoor
Life"
(3.) Eddie Shore, says Ed Fitz
gerald in "Twelve More Sport
LETTER FROM
WASHINGTON
Immortals" edited ty Ernest V
Heyn. In 19 years of professional
hockey Shore had 978 stitches
taken in some 80 wounds, and
suffered numerous fractures. He
won the Hart trophy as the most
valuable player in the National
Hockey League and was picked
for the league’s all-star team four
times. He now owns and man
ages the Springfield (Mass.) In
dians team and teaches hockey to
the kids of that city.
be Jaiwary CatlMkc D<e««t.
__
is what happened to the UMT bill
in the Committee of the Whole.
>nl for Sc'ool voters of said sc'ool distr ct re. d-
n. m
would Point Oreg n,
in a ,
elect.on
County, ing within said general election
the bill back t< committee, I Lcs.T.
No b r Jai* .
A p_ precincts shall vote at said elect, n
to corn- District
..ave votad f-r returning it -arwelled
Or** ”*• ’ c 5th,
f „»P2 o'clock at the school build ng in the City
— cancelled
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between the hours of - o
l)f Gold Hill; the other of said elec-
m.ttee—so our two votes
|pjn. and 8 ” cloc\'’a voters tion
’ " precincts nf
of said school district
j besubmitted to Jhe legal ^voters consists
of all that part of said
school district lying tn ’ being wit ■
a bonded indebtedness in the sum in election precinct? numbered 69
When I was in the District last
,,f $195.00'100 for *he,. pUrP.°l f.ori (Central P int We ti 7 ifrnt- '
December, I received information providing
funds with whin '
..at appeared to be im- struct an addition to t e Junior Point Northeast) 71 (Central Point
c -ncernuis, waal
Southeast) 73 (M nd). 7’ (Willow
proper hand ,ng uf the sale of ln- High School building located at4J Springs), 74 (Sar s Valley). 75
Bush Streets in
'
a.an 1* tnus ; y .ndian Bureau offt- and
Oregon within said school district, (Wimer) 25 (S a y Cove) an I 23
c als. b.nc- li> t tane I have been for classroom purposes andI to equip (Reese Creek), as established by
¡nation concerning and furnish the same and to con i rder of the Cojnt- Court of Jack
_i.ie. .n
County. Oreg n as election pre
,*s matter ana n-.w ..ave facts on struct an addition to the Hign son
cincts for general elections and all
Recent
stones
School
buildin«
located
on
PariLc
a-nuor vf cases.
legal sc'ool voters of said school
-g developed ratn- Highway No. 99 in the City of Cen district residing within said general
.a toe Oregon - press
tral Point. Oregon, within said
.r fully t e de tails on one case. It school district for classroom Pur election precincts shall vote at said
at the Junior High School
,-enu to m- t..at not only have of- poses and to equip and furnish t^e election
located at 4th and Bush Streets in
ficials responsible fur handling such same, and to construct a building at the
City of Central Point, Oregon.
saxes oeen n gligent, but it may be said high school for school shop pur By order of tv e district sc’’ool
poses
and
to
equip
and
furnish
t
e
necessary tu ai***.nd existing law to
board of School District No. 6 of
.ure t..c pc.fui mance of the public same in and for said school district. Jackson County. Oregon, made this
The
vote
to
be
by
ballot
upon
trust by t.e Indian Bureau.
which shall be the words "Bonds list day of March, A.D., 1952.
indi^n lands .nvolved were held Yes’ and "Bonds No” and the voter
Otto Bohnert. Chairman
District School Board
0/ the g.vcrnnunt in trust for the shall place a cross (x) between the
Indian owners who are wards of tne word "Bonds'' and the word Yes, Attest:
Merle Obenchain,
vcrnn.ent. The obligation of or between the word "Bonds' and
District Clerk
the
word
"No,
”
whichever
indicates
guardians ip on t.ie government re
104—March 13, 20, 27.
his
choice.
quires t..at the Indians get tne fair
The polls for the reception of the
market value of their lands. Ob- ballots cast for or against the con
..uusly this nas not been done. It traction of said indebtedness will,
may be necessary to have the House j on said day and date and at the
.nten.r lu - c mmittee on Indian places aforesaid, be opened at the
hour of 2 o’clock p m., and remain
ffahs investigate this matter and open
until the hour of 8 o clock
m .ke r.c mm.ndations to the Con p.m.. of the same day, at which hour
fess for changes in the law.
the same will be closed.
Notice hereby is further given that
the district school board of said
SCHOOL DISTRICT BOND
school district, for the purposes of
E CTI'N NOTICE
aforesaid bond election has divided
said school district into two election
iTE OF OREGON
precincts, one of which consists of
lU.'iY Or JACKbON
ss. all that part of said school district
CHOO . DI 1R1CTNO. 6
. ,ot.ce hero y is given that at the lying and being within election pre
c ool district bond election .. .ereby cincts numbered 78 (Gold. Hill
called to be held at the following North), 79 (Gold Hill South), 80
polling places within said school (Foots Creek) and 76 (Rogue River)
' district to-wit: at the school build- as established by order of the
1 .ng in the city of Gold Hill and at County Court of Jackson County,
I t .e Junior High school located at Oregon as election precincts for
Ith and Bush Streets in Central general elections and all legal school
Harria Ellsworth, M. C.
I made a flying trip out to Oregon
to speak at a banquet in Portland
Saturday night (March 1). Since I
wanted to talk with the Army En
Friends of Lesley (Mrs. E.) Miller Perhaps the real reason why so gineers there regarding several pro
of Gearhart will be interested to many votes were cast in favor of jects including maintenance work
know that she is a candidate for sending the Universal Military on the harbor at Bandon, complet
Delegate at Large to the Republican Training bill back to committee was ion of the Amazon Creek drainage
National Convention. Mrs. Miller is the parliamentary situation which in Eugene, possibilities of opening
well known throughout the state developed on the floor. A substit- j the mouth of the Chetco, and to I
for her work with PTA, Girl Scout ute proposal, having to do with* get a progress report on the Wil-'
ing, Red Cross and the League of military training for high school lamette Basin flood control work.
Women Voters. According to Mrs. boys, was adopted in the Committee I stayed over Monday in Portland
Miller she is entering the race be of the Whole and the bill came to and took the plane out that night. :
cause she believes a two party final passage in that form. When Then my troubles began. The sec
system is essential to a successful this amendment in the nature of a ond leg of the trip to Washington,
democracy and becaue she believes' substitute was rejected by a House D.C., which would have landed me
our country need, a house-cleaning. „11 M»’th7t’Îeft7m7r«rtÎOn On“thè here at 10:30 Tuesday morning in
and a wise, efficient president who original UMT bill, reported by the ample time to be on the floor when
is aware of world conditions. Her1 committee, without any amendment the House convened, was cancelled
slogan is "Eisenhower: a proven whatever. Had several amendments, in Denver. Then I boarded a plane
administrator, a soldier who hates which were to be offered, been in scheduled to arrive here at 12:30—
war, a Republican who can be the bill on final passage it would still in time. This flight also was
cancelled, this time in Chicago
elected.”
have been generally more accept
An Oregonian, Mr». Miller is the able since those amendments would where we landed in a blizzard,
widow of the late Chas. E Miller, have made the plan more in line There was nothing to do then but
pioneer Oregon lumberman, and is with what most supporters of UMT take the night train, which I did
and arrived here Wednesday morn
the mother of Mrs. Roy C. Cum- wanted.
ing. only to find that the final ac
nunus of Roseburg. Jessie D. Miller
The rules of the House are a bit tion on the UMT bill had been taken
of Gearhart and Chas. E Miller, Jr.
of Vancouver, Washington. She is inflexible regarding an amendment —and this was not expected until
the sister of the late Lloyd R. Smith, in {he nature of a substitute which Thursday! The only bright spot in
former Commissioner of Corpora is approved in what is called the | this whole sad story is that a "live''
tions for the State of Oregon and a Committee of the Whole. This sub pair was arranged with Congress
past state treasurer of the Republi ject is a bit technical for full dis man Herlong of Florida for me. He
can State Central Committee. She cussion here except to say that would have voted against sending
has served on the school boards and when a substitute is passed all ac
the city council of Gearhart; was the tion on the original bill ends. That
first president of the League of Wo
men Voters of Clatsop County;
member of the Public • Welfare
Commission as appointed by Gov
ernor and originator of the Clatsop
County PTA. Members of her elec
tion committee are Dr. T Rex Bald
No. Pacific Highway 99. Medford
win of Clatsop county, Mrs. Wm
Kletzer of Multnomah county and
John Todd of Douglas county.
Fri., Sat.
While an Eisenhower supporter,
MARCH 141$
Mrs. Miller states that it elected she
Dick Powell—Peggy Dow in
will use her best efforts to obtain
the nomination of Oregon's choice
‘You Never Can Tell
as indicated by the voter.
—ALSO—
HONEST WOMAN—
"Skipalong
Richmond, Wash.—While walking
in front of a theatre, Mis. F. O.
NEWS — CARTOON
Perkins saw a fairly well-uphol
GATE6 OPEN g:30 P.M.
stered money bag Opening it, she
SHOW AT 7 P.M.
found $6.955 in currency and caange
Se called police. Later, a vending
Sun., Mon.
machine company operator claimed
MARCH 1« 17
it and said th« contends were intact,
right dow n to the last cent.
Dean Martin—Jerry Lewis in
Sleep an you ride in Pullmana
‘That’s My Boy’
NOT WORRIED BY THEFT
«ith bertha and compartment!
Miami. Fla.—Victor Cescarano is
or in chair car with modern
—Plus—
not too worried about the loot that'
wata upholstered in foam rub*
Yvonne Decarlo in
was taken from his home recently-- |
her. For your added comfort
he believes it will come back.
there's a lounge car with at
“Hotel Sahara”
Thieves stole 22 homing pigeons,
tendant serving snack meals.
worth $200
Leave in the evening, arrive
NEWS — CARTOON
Portland 7.2» a m Overnight
service returning, too.
SAME FACE—
Tue«. Wed. Thur».
Save Ume, effort and ex
Washington. DC.—While watch
MARCH 19-1I 20
pense He eafe—try this cob -
ing television in her home in Arling
x enlent overnight service.
ton. Vs. Mrs H H. Knowles heard John Garfield—Shelley Winters
the announcer say, "Study this face
on your television screen because "The Day The Earth
this man is wanted for investigation
Stool Still”
of housekeeping." Then Mrs Know
—Plus—
les answered a knock at her front
door. Sho walked over and looked
AMillU J MOST IIIEIN THIN
through the peephole. Sure enough, •He Ran All The Way’
¡1
See your nearest S.P. agent, or
it was the same face. She called
» NEWS — CARTOON
write J. H. Pruett Jr.. GPA. «22
police but the man had fled
Pacific Bldg.. Portland A Oro.
4th District, rOegon
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