Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, December 7, 1944
men reports were heard on their ' in the afternoon, announcement
lodge, returned last Wednesday infantry units in combat. It also
activities.
Correspondence wus wus made this week. The event
will be held in the college uudl-
' from a business trip to Seattle, includes study of many varied
read
and
decided
upon.
subjects which tuture officers |
torium, with the usual candle
1 where he spent several days.
There
will
be
a
Christmas
Par­
must know along the lines of ad- I
lighting ceremonies, procession
ty
for
the
Legionaires,
Auxiliary
military law, etc.
and program. Music will be by
George \\ inter Gets ministration,
The men who attend the Offi- ' In continuation of their drive and their families which will be the Treble Clef Club, under the
held
at
Legion
Hall
at
a
6:30
P.
The first basketball game of
Commision cer Candidate Schools are the their drive to clean up some of M. covered dish dinner on Dec. ' direction of Miss Louise Wood­
the winter season, saw Ashland Benning
FORT BENNING, GA. (Special best privates, corporals and ser­ the petty stealing in Ashland, lltth. Those that have not been ruff. The entire program will be
lose to Weed, California in the
William Wimer oí Ash­ geants from the entire army, sel­ local police arrested two more contacted, regarding the dinner given next week. The public is
closing seconds of the game Sat­ George
ected by their superiors for out­ youths the past week end and
urday night, when the visiting land, Oregon, was commissioned standing intelligence and quali­ the youths were given sentences Kindly bring h o t vegetable invited to the program.
a second lieutenant in the Army
ties of leadership. During the in the city court, presided over dishes and salads. There will be 1 The Ashlund Ministerial Asso­
course even the mildly incapable by Judge Presnall. The clean up a white elephant gift exchange. ciation met ut the Assembly of
Ashland led the sedrinj with 31 successful ' “"'P 1' “ "“ »' *h' 2 ' are weeded out, so that the men
Members are asked not to forget God Church on Monday after­
bv S Cattubbo
n d id a te a C
rse an
h e tn - who graduate with commissions started last week when three i to bring their gifts.
noon. Following the business ses­
W io e S a ' f field
^ ^ onal
^
V
« ^ > n 'fic
t r e y rC a School
t o F u ort
B enning.
youlhs were given sentences for
During the social hour Mrs. sion at which tentative Easter
a firTots effort to recover Lt. Wimer is the sbn of M ra n d are America's finest soldiers, ful­ stealing of gasoline, auto access­ 1 Silver
and her daughter Kathleen plans were made. Rev. Geo. A.
ly qualified to be the leaders in ories, and other more or less ser­
the lead, Jandreau of Ashland Mrs. Charlas L. and I Hele
. our new army.
Silver served refreshments which Shuman reviewed the book "In
ious depredations. As announced was enjoyed by all.
fouled. Tallenco of Weed con- Wimer of 351 N. Main S t Ash-
¡The Minister’s Workshop" by
in these columns last week, three
I Halford E. Luccock. This book
verted the free throwr to.give J »
n7w Seutenant was induct
local youths were sentenced and
Plans were made for the an­ has to do with the work of the
team a one-point lead. Weed at- . . .
ft
one was being held for further nual Christmas party of the Lions
tempted to stall fox the remain- ed into the army on Sept 6 1940
investigation. Later the one, Don­ club at the regular meeting Tues­ i minister, especially with that
By VIRGINIA LUTZ
£
5
M
ald Farmer was given a sentence day evening, with the date de­ part of his work which consists
similar to the others, fined $200, finitely set for next Tuesday even ’ of building and delivering ser-
; mb ns. It wus a very timely und
suunded. C..UZZO found an open-
Plana war« made lor the first of which half was suspended on ing, the party to take the place helpful presentation. The next
ing in the Ashland defense and Sgt. before being commissioned.
ninui graue party in tne class good behavior.
of the regular Lions club meeting monthly meeting is to be held in
flipped in a field throw to give
The
new
officer
is
a
graduate
Later in the week, two more Fvents of the evening will ge’ the Episcopalian Parish House.
meeung
last luesuay. Tney aeci-
his team a three-point lead over of Ashland High School in Ash­
the Ashland team as the game land, Oregon and attended Will­ aed on a Hay Riue and appointed >oung men of Ashland were ar­ under way at eight o’clock in the
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wheat of
cornu «tiees to lina hay raetts and rested in connection with the Lithia Hotel bal'iooni, where Medofrd visited friends and re­
came to an end.
amette
University
at
Salem,
Ore­
same
thefts,
they
being
Gene
drncing will bo tne main feature
provide tor tne tood. Tne otticers
Hoop fans were of the opinion
where he was prominent as ior tne class ttus year are Presi­ Gresham of Bellview, who was of the evening. At 11 o’clock a latives und transacted business
that for an early season game a gon,
in Ashland Monday.
football player.
dent, Ed nears, vice President, lined $200 and costs by Judge buffet lunch, consisting of turkey | Fred Ylvisaker, assistant scout
the local team looked good. Team
At the Infantry School, world’s Jerry Richardson and ¡secretary Presnall, half of which was sus­ and all the fixings will be enjoy­
play was the main feature .with
pended on condition, of good be­ ed. The annual event is looked executive, of the Crater Lake
Jandreau leading the scorers largest institution of its kind, the din Montgomery.
havior, if the balance was paid orward to with a lot of pleisure Council was a visitor in Ashland
local
officer
took
a
17
weeks
Tha
Sporuman
Club
waka
up
with 15 points.
anu
the stolen gas paid for. The by the me nbers ot the clut .As , on official scout business Tues­
to fit him for his new re­ the whoie senool when holding
In a furious preliminary game, course
youth's
driving was also limited usual Li< ns club members end day.
sponsibilities.
The
course
covers
Weed barely managed to squeeze the technique of handling all the target practice in the gym last until further notice to aboslutely their
Wallace S'.curns, member of the
wives and invited guests
out a win from the Ashland re­ varied modern infantry weapons e nuay.
necessary occupational driving. will be the participants in tne SeuBees, came from Camp Endi­
A
Christmas
program
is
being
serves to the tune of 31 to 29.
Fobert McGilvray, of Ashland,
cott Saturday to visit his parents,
Starting the season's lineup for and the tactics of leading small planned oy the seventh grad2 tor war. also fined $15 and costs on party.
Mr .and Mrs. Harry A. Stearns,
Assembly. Otticers elected at the
Ashland was Tison as forward,
similar charges of tampering
of Ashlund and his wife und
first
of
tne
year
were
President,
Sunday at The USO
Provost, forward, Reedy at Cen­
duughter at Grants Pass. He left
Lois derklimer, Vice- president with automibiles not his own.
ter, Samuelson as guard and
The USO offered all kinds of today (Thursday) to return to his
In
their
confessions
to
the
pol­
Booby
Broady,
Secretary,
Mary
Jandreau as guard.
Ann Clary and Yell Leader, ice, the youths have unfolded entertainment and refreshments base.
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Hetty
Rittson, as Lois Berklimer stories of wide spread stealing of of the impromptu kind on Sun­
Mrs. Mary Morgan, daughter of
has
moved
Bobby Broady has gas and automobile parts, of day, when the various activities 1
'
Mr. and Mrs. J.A.B. Jones of the
where they had disposed of some I were entered into by all present.
taxen
over
her
duties.
Jones’ Jewelry store, returned to
Mr. George Bales of Talent re­ of the accessories and many other ! There was a singing ‘spree’ in the
Ashland the first of the week,
placed
Goacn Roberts last week acts which are being investigated library in the afternoon when
after spending some months with
by police, many of them involv-' Norma Ebnother played for the
when
he
was out with the flu.
her husband Pfc. Henry Morgan
group to sing. There were differ- |
ing other parties.
Mr.
Norby
is
coaching
now
un­
in New Orleans. Pfc. Morgan,
ent kinds of card games, jig-saw
In
continuing
the
drive
to
clear
til
we
can
find
someone
else
as
was transferred to New York,
Mr. Roberts is teaching in high up minor delinquencies in and puzzles, much ping pong, danc­ A bucket of water and even
with the expectation of being
school.
We are all sorry to see about Ashland, the local police ing and reading for amusement. tha fire department may fail
shipped to the battle areas and
’ , Coach leave but we know high arrested six more young people, Apples were passed, marshmel- But OUR insurance never has.
Mrs. Morgan returned to her
YOUR FAVORITE
1I school will have a swell leader three boys and three girls in an lows were toasted over the fire­ and never will.
home here, sptnding a couple of
ACTION ACE
apartment here Monday morning place, corn popped and candy
11 tor tne next season.
weeks in Ohio enroute where she
. . .I N
1
1
"The
Grasshopper,
a
short
op-
and were landed in the city jail making in the kitchen, sooo—it
visited with Mr. Morgan’s par­
While the rate was only slightly
ACTION!
J. F. EMMETT
■1 eretta, was presented for the as- all charged with morals charges.
ents.
They
were
arrested
in
one
of
the
j
;
sembly
Friday
by
the
chorus,
1B7 East Main Street
Sid Reed, secretary of the Elk’s
The annual vesper program
Phone B561
j Those singing in it were the girls apartments, and readily sign
Triple Trio, tne Boys Sextet, the ed statements for R. M. Elder, will be held Sunday afternoon,
cnorus.Music Club and part of county juvenile officer, to whom December 17, beginning at 3.30
the chorus. Barbara Wise, Bever­ the delinquents were turned over
with
ly Heime, Margaret Wagner and The girls face charges of contri­
Wild BiU
Jim Evatt sang solos.
buting to the delinquency of min­
ELLIOTT
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ors as two of the boys were 16
“At The Sign of The Flying Red Horse
Gabby
years of age, while the third was
Job’s D a u g h ters
HAYES
about 15. One of the boys was
fiom Medford, while the other
E lect O fficers
STEWART
Election of officers for the five were Ashland young people.
coming year’s activities were In commenting on the case, Chief
Bowes Sealfast Tire Repairs
1 held by Bethel 22 ol Job’s Daught of Police Talent stated that the
aBttery
Charging and Analyzing
ers. The meeting was presided police had had much trouble with
plus
the
youths,
incases
of
disorderly
ofer by Betty Sue Reed, Honored
Motor Tuning - Brake Relining
; Queen. The election was held at conduct, petty thefts, drinking in
Y o u II c ost
E. Main & Gresham Phone 6256 Ashland, Ore.
' the regular meeting last Tuesday, beer parlors, etc. The confessions
y o u r v o te s
f o r th e s e
of the youths present a sordid
Nov. 28.
c o m ic c a n d i ­
New officers elected were Phy- story of delinquency and disor­
d a te s I
I llis Caton, Queen; Marjorie Lutz, derly conduct, and Police Chief
Senior Princess; Barbara Helm, Talent has made it known that
JORDAN
HOWARD HUGHES'
Junior Princess; Vyvyan Free­ these conditions will be corrected
(n FsM
er Ret««
AMAZING AIR
man, Guide; Veda Williams, Mar­ in the future as much as possible.
SPECTACLE!
JORDAN
shall.
(li »
W
O
Installation of these officers R eb ek ah s E lect O ffi­
WITH
L Eugene
will be held at the next regular
I PALLE ITE
JEAN HARLOW
meeting next Tuesday, December cers a t Tues. M eetin g
BEN LYON
The Rebekah lodge met Tues­
12. Plans are well under way
JAMES HALL
for the annual ‘‘Queen’s Ball” day evening in regular session to
honoring the outgoing queen, present a Memorial service for a
Betty Sue Reed. Tne dance will departed member. This followed
be held Saturday night, Decem­ the regular meeting.
ber 30. Appointment of commit­
An election of the following of­
tee chairman for the annual ficers featured the business ses­
dance was made as follows: pro sion; Noble Grand, Mrs. Vivian
M/DW1G//T W *C PtfP
gram, Marjorie Lutz; refresh- Dalkenberg; Vice Grand, Mrs.
TOWERS'/
n.entsi, Barbara Helm; invitations Myrtle Mayberry; Mrs. Lura Ap­
Vyvyan Freeman; decorations, plewhite, treasurer; Mrs. Ida
PnyJlis Caton and Patricia Bell. Crandall, secretary; Mrs. Alta
Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
The dance will be invitational Nichols, financial s e c r e t a r y .
and formal.
These electives have all been ser­
ving as officers for the present
PRIMARY GRADERS SEE
term. Appointive officers will be’,
named later.
*
PROMISED PICTURE SHOW
The primary grade students of
Refreshments were served by
the Washington and Lincoln Mrs. Dorothy Dickey, Mrs. Ber­
schools saw their long promised tha Heer, Mrs. Lillian Hilt and
picture show last Friday at the Mrs. Alma Hall.
Lithia Theatre, as a reward for
their activities in the paper drive
conducted by the school some A uxiliary M eets Mon.
weeks ago. The youngsters march Eve w ith Mrs. Silver
ed with utmost decorum to the
The regular meeting of the
theatre, under the guidance of American Legion Auxiliary was
their teachers. They saw a Roy held at the home of Mrs. Harry
Rogers western picture, always a Silver, 329 Beach St. on Monday
treat to youngsters.
evening, Dec. 4th with 18 in at­
tendance. The business session
plus
was opened in regular manner by
1UY BONDS------
We don’t like to tell people that they’ll have to wait to
the first Vice President, Mrs. C.
T U U L IS I
M. Frazier, presiding. The chair-
get a home telephone. We’d much rather say "yes” to
More Youth In .
Trouble With Law
Ashland Loses 1st
Hoop Game to Weed
Junior Hi Motes
LITHIA
A Lucky
Horseshoe
Frid. - Sat.
Tuison
RAIDERS
VARSITY
Scripter & McKeever
Fri. - Sat.
‘HELLS
ANGELS’
Sun.-Mon.-Tues.
“WE’D RATHER SAY
emusi
requests fo* service. That’s the way it used to be.
EXCITEMENT 1
mow
AND
ABOVE
THE
SEASI
FRUIT CAKE
These delicious fresh cakes
are going fast. Full of nuts and fruit
35 cent each
? IL K A C H A SE
R IC H A R D H AYO N
RICHARD ARLEN
JEAN PARKER
RUSSELL HAYDEN
METZ
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facilities and manpower. Delays in filling civilian
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thousands who are waiting their turn to get service.
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