Pine Box Will Host
Top Klamath Nine
On Hi Field Tonight
Post-season softball will make
a bow to Ashland fans when, at
8 o’clock tonight, the l*ine Box.
second place team in the recently
completed league, meets the Kes
terson Lumber company nine of
Klamath Falls on the high school
field.
R. I. Flaharty, sponsor of the
Boxers, announc<r-d there will be
no admission charge and all Ash
land is welcome to see his boys
tangle with the Lumbermen. Gar
ry Newton, Boxer manager, ex
pects a full roster of players to be
on hand and plans to start Charlie
Warren, recently voted the most
valuable player in the league, on
the mound. Don Gettling will do
the receiving with Tiny Jones on
first. Jack Bentley at second, Ken
ny Harris on third and in readi
ness for the pitching role, Charley
Jandreau in the short patch with
Ardie Warren, Ed King and Jack
Weaver in the outfield.
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NO CARD MONDAY
Because Monday, Sept. 2, is
Labor day, there will be no wrest
ling card at Medford armor}' on
that date but Promoter Mack Lil-
ard announced that he will ar
range an all-star program for the
following Monday, Sept. 9.
Friday and Saturday!
CAVEMEN AND
TIGERS LINE UP
GRID SCHEDULE
/' RANTS PASS CAVEMEN will
have an eight-game football
schedule this season, according to
Coach Loren Tuttle who released
the information this week.
The
season's play will begin with a
journey to McCloud on Sept. 14
where the Cavemen will play
Dunsmuir and
will conclude
against Ashland here Nov. 28.
The complete Grants Pass
schedule follows:
Sept. 14 Dunsmuir at McCloud
Sept. 20 North Bend at Grants
Pass.
Sept. 27 Ashland at Grants
Pass.
Oct. 4 Medford at Medford.
Oct. 12—Marshfield at Marsh-
field.
Oct. 18 Open
Oct. 25- Klamath Falls at Kla-
math Falls.
Nov. 1 Open.
Nov. 28—Roseburg at Grants
Pass.
Nov. 15—Open.
Nov. 28—Ashland at Ashland,
The Medford Tigers, under head
coach Bill Bowerman, will leave
this week-end for a week's train
ing at Lake o' the Woods. They
open on Sept. 23 with a seven
game schedule with the first five
of their contests on home soil.
Coach Leighton Blake of the
Ashland high Grizzlies has not yet
completed a schedule.
Medford's games follow:
Sept. 23—Weed at Medford.
Sept. 27—Corvallis at Medford.
Oct. 4 • —tJrants
“
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Pass at -----
Medford.
Oct. 11—Eureka at Medford.
Oct. 18- Klamath Falls at Med
ford.
Oct. 25- Bend at Bend,
Nov. 11—Ashland at Ashland.
NINE JOIN ASHLAND
SCHOOL PERSONNEL
SUN* MON »TUE
Nine new faculty members will
join the Ashland public school
teaching staff this year, according
to a directory issued by Supt. Theo
J. Norby this week They include
Patricia Geiser, health nurse: June
Brasted. girls’ health: Gordon
Tripp. Instrumental music super
visor; Helen Elam, secretary:
Leighton Blake, football coach,
boys' health: Gerald Gastineau. bi
ology and basketball; Rosemary
Bell, secretary at junior high:
Melvin Smith, fourth grade and
E Chamberlain, gener-
art. and J. ~
The complete roster
al utility,
follows:
General
Theo J. Norby, superintendent.
Mary Petersen, secretary.
Patricia Geiser, health nurse.
June Brasted, girls' health, jun
ior and senior high school,
Harriet Hill, vocal music super-
visor, junior and senior high
school chorus.
John Koehler, art supervisor,
junior and senior high school art.
Gordon Tripp, instrumental mu
sic supervisor, band and orchestra.
High School
B. C. Forsythe, principal, math
ematics.
Hollis D Beasley, assistant prin
cipal. social science.
Helen Elam, secretary.
Ruth Anderson, typing and
shorthand.
Leighton Blake, boys’ health
mechanical
drawing,
football
coach.
Gerald Gastineau, biology, bas
ketball coach.
Cornelia Hulst, English.
Elliott MacCracken, science and
mathematics.
PAIRED IN NEW VARSITY MUSICAL!
ANN NEAGLE
‘ treat coming
Sunday, “Irene,"
porting stars as
Billie Burke.
und Ray Milland are co-starred In u new musical
,o the \’aralty theater for three days * tart in g
which also brings together such outstanding sup-
Roland Young, Alan Muntimi, May Robaon and
First Round Play In
All-City Doubles Is
Scheduled
by Blake
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First round bracket for the all
city doubles and mixed doubles
tennis tournament was anounced
this week by Leighton Blake, sum
mer recreational director.
The mixed doubles will see Joan
Whitmore and James Coomes vs.
Dorothy Morris and Harry Morris
with the winners meeting the:
team of Marilyn Christlieb and Ed
Cate in the finals.
The doubles pairs Jean Eber
hart and Bill Allen against Harry i
Morris and Arch Barksdale with
the winners to meet the winners
of the Don Rude and Leo Gross
man vs. James Coomes and Ed- 1
mund Dews match. The next
match will pit John Murphy and
Don Walker against Theo Norby
and Bud Provost with the winning
team meeting the winners of the
Gordon Miller and Ed Cate vs.
Jack Merritt and Dick Finnell
clash.
Margaret Page, librarian and
English.
Frances White, shorthand and
bookkeeping.
Dorothy Witcher, homemaking.
Ruth Woods, languages.
Junior High
Earl Rogers, principal.
Rosemary Bell, secretary.
LUSTE k TOAM Oivtl
Maxine Conover, library
TIITH THE MOST
music.
MARVILOUE LUSTER
Lois Hogan. English.
Edna Kennedy, arithmetic.
AND SPARKLE.
Lizzie Merritt, social science.
Mildred Million. English.
Ethel Reid, mathematics and so Reach«* decay-ridden “Blind Spot*”
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Al Simpson, science, boys’ It'* here! Ttu> most drliithlfully different
health and coach.
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Edith L. Bork, principal, sixth mouth
and clean* danger aj>ot« tliat ordinary den
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and poliahra area* where aoinu expert* aay
Martha Addy, fifth grade.
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Florence Allen, fourth grade.
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Frances Becker, third grade.
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Lillian Nicholson, first grade.
Bertha Stephens, fourth grade.
TNI NEW rOIMULA
Ethel Stockard, second grade.
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Elden Corthell, principal, sixth
grade.
Eugenia Carson, first grade.
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ASHLAND HOTEL BUILDING
HI FOOTBALL ON
UPBEAT IS WORD
With football |>i mt ice still al
week away, Ixdghton Blake. alanit
to Is'gin hin first year as I k . cl
mentor of Aahland high'« fisittmll ,
niiuhliic. is optimistic th,
in aplte of aevernl setback* that
would make moat coaches flinch
Already Blake has felt the blow
of ineligibllitlea and Injuries Rus
sell Fowler, who hud been counted
on for a lot of action this season,
will be t<s> old toi high school
competition and Bill Alves and
Vernon Rush, and fxMialbly others
probably will be called away to
National Guani camp.
Jim Smith, regular center last
MBBOB, suffered the loss of a
thumb and two fingers in an auto
accident lost Friday but Blake
Stated that Smith j , h biibly will
see some action towards the last
of the .-leuson. .Gerry Gastineau,
new iMuketliall coach, speaking of
Smith s accident, said that he al
ways thought Smith could be
made into an outstanding basket
ball man and that his misfortune
probably would make him play all
the harder.
All in all, Blake is looking for-
PHONE 4501
ward to a successful seaaon which
will open with a trip to Lakeview
Sept 13.
e
• Miss Carrie Smith recently re-
turaod from a vacation trip to San
Francisco.
LITHIA
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Friday, Saturday
“GRANDPA
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Russell Gleason
Arturo Godoy
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St HOOLS AKE READIED
FOR OPENING CLASSES FOR SALE New and used desks,
filing cabinets, swivel chairs and
(Continued from page 1)
safes. Medford Office Equip
day Friday. May 30. will be an
ment Co., 32 North Grape street.
other respite for students and
Medford.
i4stf
teachers, while senior commence
ment has been set for Wednesday.
OF HEARING OF FIN
June 4 Next day, June 5, will see NOTICE
AL ACCOUNT OF ADMLMN-
junior high commencement and an
IRAroR.
alumni banquet, while school will
In the Matter of the Estate of
close Friday. June 8.
W1IJ.IAM
ALBERT DUN
MIRE, sometimes known as
FRANK ALVORD
Albert W. Dunmirc, Deceased i
Graveside services will be con
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
ducted for Frank Alvord, no.
whose death occurred at 11:30 p. that the undersigned, the Admin
m. Thursday. Aug 29 Arrange istrator of the Estate of William
ments are in charge of the Litwll- Albert Dunmirc, sometime« known
ler Funeral home Mr. Alvord had as Albert W. Dunmirc, Deceased,
made his home at 496 Beach street has filed in said court his final
the past year. He is survived by account in the matter of said es
his wife and a niece, Mrs. Joe tate, and the Honorable J H
Coleman. County Judge, has des
Rhodes of Ashland.
ignated Saturday, the 28th day of
Edna Goheen. fifth grade.
September, 1940, at the hour of
Eunice Hager, second grade and 10:00 o'clock A. M of said day, at
music.
the courthouse in Medford, said
Doris Hitchcock, third grade.
county, ns the time and place for a
Melvin Smith, fourth grade and hearing thereon.
art
Anyone having an objection to
Alice Willits, second grade.
■aid account is required to present
Maintenance
the same on or before the date of
C. F Bishop. Washington school. said hearing.
J. E. Chamberlain, general
HENRY GALEY
utility.
Administrator.
C. E McCormick, junior high.
BRIGGS
&
BRIGGS.
Attorneys
R. D. Nance, senior high.
Pioneer Bldg , Ashland. Oregon
V. E. Rush, Lincoln school.
Attorneys for Administrator.
Date of first publication: Aug.
30. 1940
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