Friday. April 17, 1942
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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Summer School
Ì >. At the Churches s •
Registration to
FIRST METHODIST CHI Kt 1*
tor. N. .train and Laurel St*.
Open 8th of June
Dr. George W. Bruce, Minister
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• SATURDAY •
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SUN • MON • TUE
• WED & THUR •
20c Bargain Days
Constance BENNETT ♦ Jeffrey LYNN
plus
ASHLAND JUNIORS NIP
MEDFORD JAYHI
The junior high baseball team,
playing hard ball rules with a
nine-inch softball, scored an 11 to
6 win over Medford juniors on
Fuller Field Saturday. Dom Pro­
vost occupied the mound for the
juniors and Marquess and Samuel­
son were instrumental in the win.
Plans are under way for games
with other southern Oregon junior
highs as well as a return game
with Medford.
Sunday Church school 9 45 a. ni
Morning sermon, 11 o'clock on
the subject. “The Church's Wit­
ness. ''
esley League for college youth
and Methodist Youth Fellowship
meet at 6:30 p. m.
Evening worship hour 8 o’clock,
and will De in charge of the Hi-Y
boys under leadership of Kenneth
Woods.
Mid-week praise and Bible study
hour 7.30 Wednesday evening.
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FREE METHODIST CHURCH
East Main Street
John K. Poet, Pastor
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Bernice Beare, superintendent ui
charge.
Morning worship at 11 o’clock
with the pastor bruiging the mes­
sage.
loung People's meeting and Ju­
nior meeting at 7:15 p. m. Evan­
gelistic service at 8 p. m. with
tne pastor in charge.
Mid-week prayer meeting at 8
p. m. Wednesday.
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TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Dr. C laude E.
re, V war
Holy Communion 7 ;30 a. ni.
Church school 9:30 a. m.
Sermon and morning prayer 11
o’clock.
Choir will meet at 7:30 p. m.
Thursday.
You are cordially invited to wor­
ship with us.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
J. K. i urnimil, Minister
Bible school 9.45 a. m., C. E.
Corry, superintendent.
Morning worship 11 o'clock:
BYPU 6:30 p. m.
Gospel service 7:30 p. m. ¡Ten-
minute song service'
Prayer, praise and Bible study,
7:30 p. m. Wednesday.
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
Pioneer Ave., South
Bible school 9:45 a. m.
Morning service 11 o’clock. Ser­
mon. "Tne Living Church—Its
Witness.”
Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m.
with junior, high school and young
people's groups.
Evening service, 8 o'clock. The
opening service will be in charge
of the young people’s class. Ser­
mon, “A Doctrine that Once Brot
Light to Germany.”
Midweek service, 730 p. m.
Wednesday.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Howard G. Eddy, Minister
Bible school at 9:45 a. m., Wirt
M. Wright, superintendent.
Morning worship at 11 o'clock.
High school Christian Endeavor
meets at 6:15 p. m.
Evening service at 7:30 p. m.
THRILLS and EXCITEMENT!
Medford Armory
Tickets on Sale at
THE OWL CLUB : Ph. 2300
Medford, Oregon
Southern Oregon high school
baseball nines have no scheduled
league games this week but are
resting in preparation for the
final half of their schedule which
begins next Tuesday when Ash­
land entertains Medford on S^JCE
Fuller field and Grants Pass
moves to Jacksonville
The Cavemen and Jacksonville
now aie tied for the league leader­
ship with three wins and one loss
apiece, while Medford is in third
place and Ashland has yet to win
a league game to hold the cellar
spot with six straight losses.
The latest loss suffered by the
Grizzlies wus the 8 to 7 se'tbuck
administered by Jacksonville last
week Ashland outplayed the Red­
skins in every depart inent of the
game except in the "runs scored"
column where it counts the most
Tommy Mansfield started on the
mound for the locals and did an
excellent job so long as he had no
men on bases Inexperience proved
costly to him every time a man
gained a base and he was relieved
in the second frame by Charli*
Jandreau who finished.
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Registration for the first sum­
mer session at the Southern Ore­
gon College of Education will be­
gin on Monday, June 8. A wide
variety of courses are being of­
fered for beginning teachers, in­
service teachers, candidates wish­
ing to meet ‘the requirements for
the Bachelor of Science degree in
Elementary Education and for
those who wish to qualify under
the certification law in order to
teach in Oergon.
Four demonstration classes at
the Lincoln training school will be
offered during the first session.
These classes are: Diagnostic and
Remedial Reading, the Integrated
Unit, Beginning Reading, and Pre­
Primary Education. Three lec­
tures a week will be given in each
of these classes at the college and
one hour of observation daily in i
the Lincoln training school will I
be required for each class.
Several new courses in music
are available this year for the
first time. These include: Junior
High school Music, Creative Mu­
300 Fans Witness
sic and Brass and Woodwind.
The following courses, which
are required for the Bachelor of Craters’ Opener
Science degree will be offered:
Three hundred persons watched
Contemporary Problems, Sociolo­ the opening exhibition game of the
gy. History of the Western Civili­ Medford Craters Sunday ut the
zation. Physical Science. Geogra­ Fairgrounds park in Medford
phy of South America. Field Geog­ when Steve Crippen and Dutch
raphy, American History and Lieber pitched the Craters to an
Construction and Use of Visual 18 to 4 win over a CCC head­
Aids.
quarters team.
The following classes are avail­
The Oregon-California league,
able in the field of Health and replacing the Oregon State loop to
Physical Education: First Aid, Nu­ which the Craters belonged last
trition, School Health Problems, year, starts off May 16 and 17
Swimming. Tennis, Golf, and Re­ with the Craters meeting Klam­
creational Activities.
ath Falls at home and Granta
Summer bulletins and schedules Pass going to Dorris Southern
of classes for the first summer Oregon fans are looking forward
session are available from the to some fast and close baseball
registrar's office.
battles with this newly-formed
four-team circuit being almost
evenly matched, according to the
Engineering Corps
way early season workouts are
shaping up.
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The war department today is- : ‘Outsiders’ Squeeze
sued an appeal to the public for
surveying instruments for use of Out 9-8 Victory
Needs Instruments
Corps of Engineers in construc­
Brown's Outsiders eked out a
tion work. Most urgently needed 9-8 win over Schuchard'a Medford
are transits, levels and plane • Commuters in the first game in
tables.
the SOCE softball league.
All surveying equipment in the
The superb fielding of Don
hands of commercial firms has Windbigler of Blockburg, Calif ,
been purchased by the Corps of and the tight pitching of Weldon
Engineers, but there is still an Heard of Ashland, hurried the
acute shortage of instruments for downfall of the commuters.
the work on hand. It is believed
All games are played at noon
that many instruments of this on the SOCE campus
Harold
nature are owned by individuals Brown of Sutherlin and Richard
or firms throughout the United Schuchard of Medford are manag­
States, who are not using them at: ing the league with Stephen Epler
present and who would be glad to' as faculty adviser. Student um­
turn them over to the engineers.
pires and officials handle all the
The Corps of Engineers is pre­ games.
pared to rent, purchase or borrow
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these instruments, al] sales to be PIEPER HAS NEW JOB
made with or without the recap­
Dean Pieper, manager of the
ture clause, as the owner shall Ashland chamber of commerce,
decree Anyone having such In­ returned last week-end from Port­
struments available is requested land where he attended a meeting
to write to the Area Engineer, U of the Oregon Commercial Secre­
CHURCH OF THE’ NAZARENE S. Engineer Office, Medford, Ore., taries association. He was elected
or telephone 5251, Medford.
secretary-treasurer of the group,
Bertrand F. Peterson, Pastor
which includes some 50 members
Fourth and C Street*
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Church school 9:45 a. m.
Physical
Ed
Made
ASHLAND STUDENT ON
Morning worship 11 o'clock.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE
Sermon, "The Church's Witness.” Available to Citizens
David Fortmiller, Ashland, has
Departmental meetings at 7 p
The extension division in coop­
m. (Note: meetings beginning half eration with the Southern Oregon been chosen from the freshman
hour later).
College of Education has an­ class to serve on the orchestra
Evangelistic service 8 p. m.
nounced a class in physical educa­ committee for the Frosh Glee, it
Prayermeeting 8 p. m. Wednes­ tion activities for civilians of was announced here this week
Frosh Glee, one of the high­
day.
Ashland and vicinity. This class
lights
of spring term, will be held
will
meet
twice
each
week,
Tues
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day and Friday evenings at 7:30 this year, on Friday April 24
CATHOLIC CHURCH
for two hours. A fee of $5 00 will Elaborate decorations and a con­
Rev. W. a. Meagher, Pastor
be charged by the» extension divi­ test to select " Little Admiral”
Mass at 9 a. m. Sunday.
sion.
Classes will run for six from among the freshman girls
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will carry ont the naval theme
weeks
and will start at once.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
The class is organized in coop­ that has been chosen for the
Second and B Streets
eration with the physical fitness dance.
During intermission Skull and
Earl F. Downing, Minister
program of the national govern­
Morning service 11 a. m. Ser­ ment and will include the follow­ Dagger, sophomore men's service
mon, "The Living Church—Its ing activities: calisthenics, runn­ honorary, will tap its new
Foundation."
ing, rope-jumping, boxing tumb­ members.
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Christian Endeavor 7 p. m. for ling, wrestling, apparatus, and
"Where you bound for. soldier?”
junior, high school and young peo­ bag punching. The intensity of the
ple’s societies.
program will be adapted to the a stranger asked a selectee at a
railroad station who was bound
Evening service 8 o'clock. Song individual students enrolled. The for an army camp.
service and special feature in class is limited to 20 enrollees and
"Drake field,” was the reply.
charge of high school class. Ser­ Jean F. Eberhart, director of ath­
“Drake field—where's that?”
mon, ' Shall we pray for ths bap- letics at the college will be the
The selectee grew secretive. He
instructor.
drew
the stranger aside and whis­
FULL GOSPEL' TEMPLE
Class members must furnish
pered
their own gymnasium clothing. pen.” in his ear: “In the duck
E. Main and Siskiyou Blvd.
The college will furnish all gym­
I . P. Furman, Pastor
nasium facilities. The class is lim­
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
ited to men between the ages of
Morning worship 11 o'clock.
C. A. service 6:46 Sunday eve­ 20 and 45.
ning. Evangelistic service to fol­
low at 7:30 o’clock.
Poster Contest Open
C. A. service and choir practice
7:30 Tuesday evening.
To County Schools
Bible study and prayer meeting
Or other so-called •"charms”
Pro Musica, music honorary so­
7:30 Friday evening.
will not pay for your loss or
Everybody is cordially invited ciety at Southern Oregon College
of Education will sponsor its an­
damage—after a fire or
to all services.
NEIGHBORHOOD CONGREGA­ nual poster concert in collabora­
other catastrophe ruins your
tion with the college music festi­
TIONAL CHURCH
property. A properly written
val here on April 23 and 24, ac­
Boulevard and Morton Streets
Insurance policy will!
cording to Eleanor McColm of
Clarence F. McCall, Minister
Grants Pass, poster chairman.
Bee us now about fire,
Church school 9:45 a. m., Mrs. The theme is to be in keeping with
windstorm and all other
National Music week which is the
Glen Prescott, superintendent.
forms of property insurance
Worship service 11 a. m. with a first week in May, and which is
protection.
message from Dr. Mark A. Daw- dedicated to the purpose of “fos­
ber, executive secretary of the tering good music and music ap­
Home Missions council of North preciation.”
This year the conest is open to
America, on religious education.
all schools in Jackson county and
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is divided into two divisions; the
HOLLOS ANNUAL MEETING
Election of officers and recep­ first, including grades nine thru
f
tion to new members featured the 12; and the second, including
grades
four
thru
eight.
In
each
annual meeting of the Church of
Christ held in the church parlors division a first and second prize
Wednesday evening. Light refresh­ will be awarded. The posters will
be displayed and the prizes award­
ments were served.
REAL ESTATE and
ed during the music festival at the
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BEAL INSURANCE
Its’ what the guests say as they college on April 23 and 24.
Phone
8781
41 East Main
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really counts.
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AT 8:30 EVERY
MONDAY NIGHT
Hi School League
Idle This Week
LITHIA
HINDSIGHT
ON SPORTS
ENTERTAIN MEN T;
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By I TOLD YOU SO
Phone 75411
Practically no interest was
shown in a softball meeting called
Friday, Saturday
for T J Norby's office Monday
night Only Harry Morris, Elks'
manager. Jerry Gastliieiiil. Alls
coach, and Norby showed up out
of the 15 notices mailed out and
press notices which appeared
Several others who could not I
appear sent regrets and signified
their Intention of particl|mtlng if
with
anything came of the meeting.
Norby said more interest would
Elviry and I he
have to be shown before the school
district could do anything but
Weaver Bros.
promised whole-hearted coopera­
tion It anything is decided upon
What with so many young men
going into the various services of
our country it seems doubtful if
there remains enough softball ma­
terial in Ashland to form a league
that would provide enough com­
petition to draw spectators thru
the turnstiles and pay the bills.
However, an interesting angle
Bill Elliott
was brought to light by Larry
and
Hunter. He suggests that the
school facilities be available for
Tex Ritter
whatever number of young men
care to turn out regularly for
practice (if there are enough to
Sunday, Monday
make it pay) and have these men
elect a coach which would also be
and Tuesday
responsible for their actions Prac­
tices and intra-team games would
whip the squad into shape for
competition against such softball
teams as might be organized in
other southern Oregon towns as
well as possible army teams when
soldiers are stationed at Camp
White.
with
This plan would present some
interesting competition from the |
Joan Blonde)!
spectators' viewpoint and home
and
games probably
would draw
enough money to defray expenses
John Wayne
of the team as well as reimburse
the school district for whati v. i
little they might be out.
Wednesday and
We fully agree with Hunter's
idea and only hope this falls into
Thursday
the hands of men who are able to
start the ball rolling. From the
interest shown at the meeting a
softball league seems to be out
for Ashland thia year so if the
sport ia to be indulged in here as ■
a summer pastime, the time ia
ripe for some organizing genius
to atep in and take over from
here.
We feel sure merchants who
have sponsored teams in the past
11 cents and 1 5 cents
would gladly donate uniforms
which they already hold for any
team that might be organized to
around fruit trees Quote price
represent Ashland. And. in pay­
to Victory gardener, Miner 13tf
ment for the advertising worn on
the players' suits, the merchants IF you have anything to sell or
MIGHT even contribute a small
trade, try a small ad in the Mi­
sum.
ner.
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