Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, June 22, 1944
Camp White Civilian Softball Team
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
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Friday and Saturday
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“ LAND OF THE
OPEN RANGE”
plus
kHOT-BED OF INTRIGUE
and
DANGER!
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Corporal OtUa V. Snider of
Camp White, who has a wide ac­
quaintance in Ashland, spent the
week end in Redding, CaiUonua,
on a week end pass. Cpl, Snider
1 does most of the mechanical work
in getting out the camp news-
paper, The Camp White Grenade,
printed in Ashland.
1 vention in Urania Paas last week
and then spent tne week end witn
the latter s sisters, Mrs. Ralph
Hnllnga and Mis. R. N. Chaney, j
Mrs. Cordelia Hiake, wife of Ur. j
Blake formerly of Ashland hut
more recently of Albany, accoui-
pained them and visited at tho
home of Mrs. George Kubanka.
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IO H N N Y W E IS S M U L L E B
NANCY KELLY
IO H N N Y S H E F F IE L D
Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
Spencer TRACY * Irene OUNKE
VAN JOHNSON
Wed & Thurs.
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IE’s Kay
KYSERl
No, B a rna by.. But
thify'ro enlisting in
fhe Grandmothers
War Bond League.
B O L T S -N U T S
Any Kind, Size
Or Length
Iron and Steel orders up to
Home Canning
Accidents Upped
$10.00 require no priority.
OUR COMBUTTE LIKE
WILL SUPPLY YOUR WEEDS
BUY OT4
WAR BONOS
The Misses Grace and Alice
Lytle, teachers in Klamath Coun­
ty County, are spending the sum­
mer in Ashland. Miss Alice Lytle
is attending summer school at SO
CE.
Rain and Hail Does
Damage to Hay Crop
Jackson county hay and grain
growers counted a considerable
damage from a fierce hail electri­
cal storm that visited the region
Sunday, County agent Robert F.
Fowler said, considerable cut hay
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Billings was damaged, much grain was
plan to leave this evening to at­ battered in the storm centered in
tend the Methodist Annual Con­ the Phoenix and Medford areas.
Sewers of Medford were overtax­
ference in Portland.
ed and electrical power was dis­
The W.C.T.U. is meeting this rupted briefly.
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
L. R. Coder on Willow, St.
Mrs. Charles Butchhart and
daughter, Nancy Karen, are visit­
ing with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Yeo. Mr. Butch­
hart, who is with the Shell Oil Co.
has recently been transferred to
Grants Pass. His wife and daught­
er will join him as soon as a
house is located.
State Motor Vehicle
Numbers Increased
Motor vehicle registration in
Oregon continued to show a very
slight increase during the month
of May, according to figures com­
pile by the office of the Secretary
of State in Salem.
For the first five months of
J. F. Emmett attended an in­ the year, there were 394,829 ve­
surance meeting, Tuesday even­ hicles registered in the state, an
increase of a little over one per­
ing, in Medford.
cent over the registration of 388-
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Blake of 942 vehicles a year ago.
Corvallis, attended Grange Con-
OllNOAft Ó00IT1U
BEFORE-
your car injures someone
and a costly damage suit
is brought against you,
ask this agency to place
L i a b i l i t y Insurance on
your automobile.
Then you will be de­
fended when you are sum­
moned to appear in court.
INSURE NOW! through
Billings Agency
Phone 8781
41 East Main
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Saturday Issue, including Magazine Section, $2.60 a Year.
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CHINA RECOGNIZES NEW YfeAR?
CAY AS JA N -1, A G1SEATMANYOF
THE CHINESE PEOPLE STILL CUNG
i o the A ncient C hinese calen ­
dar , observing N E k /Y fe A R A T
1HE SECOND NEW M O O N O F THE
winter
S olstice , so their
NEWYfeARS CELEBRATION can
OCCUR AS EARLY AS JA N • 2 0
OR AS LATE A 5 F e 0. 2 0 ----
DO YOU KNOW that
The World Calendar o f 12 m onth
and eqaal qaartere, which China
with 13 other nation» hat officially
endaned, wonld place the New Year
alwayt an Sunday, January I, and
th e whole w o rld w on ld hecame
united in one world calendar o f
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Drastic Reduction
BLOUSES
All $2.98 BLOUSES now $1.98
All $2.49 BLOUSES now $1.49
All $1.98
BLOUSES now
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Roger Morris, Dairy Field man
Word has been received by Mrs
from Oregon State College and Oren Hansen, that her husband
Irving Peterson, Director of the has been inducted into the Navy
State Department of Agriculture, and stationed at Farragut, Idaho.
Salem, called in the Valley View
neighborhood, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Nagel, for­
merly
Lacomb an# now of Al­
Mrs. Homer Billings is improv- bany in of Duui
County, have spent
to enjoy company now.
for a home to purchase.
They
were entertained for Sunday din­
Miss Laura Billings, Miss Betty ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Sue Reed, and I’auline Ulstad va­ J. F. Kmmett.
cationing in Dos Angeles.
The Misses Jean Frideger and
Mr. and Mrs. John Koehler, for- Nina King, both of Ashand, are
mer instructors in the local high i listed among the students who
school, have left for their new | made the honor roll during the
home in Seattle, Washington.
I spring quarter at the University
' of Oregon.
Hack row: Dorothea Flaherty, catcher; Martha Cody, shortstop;
Frank King, son of Mrs. Ruth
Jeanne Ottcrson, pitcher; Betty Root, third bo*e, and Frances Ed­
King, is receiving training as an ! American Legion Post No. 14, wards, first base. Front row: Annette Itenson, center field; Vera Itue,
aviation cadet in the Army Air of of Ashland met Tuesday even-i
.
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Forces Training Command School big for nomination of officers and rlkht
Marj Anderson, left field; Fräsen, short center field.
to discuss the matter of delegates and Mabel Kimiiuger, serond buse.
at Yale University.
.to the Legion convention in Port-
Mrs. Wtii. Willits and baby son j 1ai’d 111 August,
Private passenger cars increas­ bath.
of Philadelphia. Pa., are expect- •
ed from 314,789 a year ago to 317-
The survey indicated that In
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ed to arrive _____
next week
Fort Sill. Okla.- Capt. Roy T ,239; busses
increased from 1,058 most oases .accidents were the re­
with Mrs. Alice Willits and her , Roberson ,of Ashland, has been ' t o l , 160; light trucks Increased sult of unsafe canning practices.
father Mr. French.
selected to attend the Full Track froin 31,75a to 32,878 and heavy The Council therefore prepared a
\ ehicle Course No. 36 of the Field .trucks increased from 38,567 to i list of suggested safe canning
school at the post, it was 40,748. Registration fees amount« practices an dthis list Is being
S. Sgt and Mrs. Carl Brower of Artillery
Louisiana are visiting with Mr. learned. Capt. Roberson is the son 'ed to $3,002.290.23 compared with distributed through the safety di-
j vision here In Oregon.
and Mrs. S. H. Short. Mrs. D. M. of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett A. An- $2,873,067.23.
Housewives interested in ob­
Brower and other local relatives. bush of Ashland.
taining a copy of these safe prac­
tices may get one free by writ­
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Jackson ar
ing to the Safety Division, Office
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
of Robert Farrell, Secretary of
Jackson and small son in Vancou­
State,
Salem.
ver Washington.
Home canning accidents show­
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The federal motor vehicle tax __
r _ increase
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w the
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ed a _____
sharp
during
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Blake of stamp went on sale at the Ash-¡year 1943, according to the* Saf-
Corvallis, Miss Barbara Brower land post office June 10. Federal ! ety Division of the Secretary of * * * * * * * * * * * * *
of Crescent City, Mr. and Mrs. law demands and requires that all i sta te’s office. Results of a na-
Ralph Billings, and Mr. and Mrs. vehicles operating on the high- i tional survey of home canning ac-
John Billings were dinner guests ways shall display this stamp on ! cidents conducted by the Natlon-
of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Chancy their windshield in appropriate ai Safety Council, have just been
place as designated by the law. 1 received by the Safety Division.
Saturday evening.
The cost of the stamp is $5.00 and ; More than 80
cent of the
Miss Barbara Bower, niece of 1 covers the H.WT^ r
c*r to home canning accidents reported
Mrs. Ralph Billings and Mrs. R. June 30, 194o. Cost of the stamp
Council occurred in con-
N. Chaney, is attending the sum- after uly 31 is reduced each month nectton wjth oven canning, it was
mer session at S.O.C.E. She .to the following basis:
said. About fifteen per cent oc­
taught at Crescent City several
August $4.59; September $4.17; curred in connection with pressure
years but will teach at Richmond October $3.75; November $3.34; cookers
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a few per cent in
next year,
December, $2.92;; January, $2.50 connection with boiling water
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I February, $2.09; March $1.67;
Mrs. A. B. Bower left for her April, $1.25; May $.84 June $.42.
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home in Oakland last Thursday
after visiting at the Ralph Bill­
ings and R. N. Chaney homes.
New Federal Auto
Tax Stamps on Sale
KDGAR
Can Grandmothers join
the Elves, Leprechauns,
Gnomes,and Lillie Men's j
Chowder and Marching
Society, Mr. O 'M alley?
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