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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER. THURSDAY, MAY, >r, 194} TALENT NEWS TALENT, MAY 2, 1945—The Talent School held open House Friday night, April 27. Doors were open on the school building at 7:30. Many parents and visit* ors inspected the displays of the various rooms and visitors in* spected the displays of the var ious rooms and departments. One of the main attractions was typ ing and shorthand at 8 p.m. At 9 p.m. all adjourned to the gym nasium where music by the band, orchestra and grade school chorus was presented in addition there was folk dancing, calisthenics. There was a large crowd in at tendance. Sgt Leslie Mason has returned to Stimson Field, Texas, after spending a furlough in the valley. He visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Vic Mason and his sister Mrs. Roy Coghill and family and other relatives in the Fern Valley Joe Turner former resident of Talent is calling on friends. Joe spent the two years in the Paci fic and has participated in num erous engagements. Faber and Company fuel deal ers of Medford have constructed a ramp on the Southern Pacific property in Talent for loading sawdust for the shipment to Kla math Falls. Walter Hotchkiss of Ashland is constructing in a walk in cooler at the Talent Pool Hall. Mrs. George Newlin is spend ing some time at St. Helens, Cal ifornia visiting her daughter and family. Mrs. Eva Wedge a former re sident of the Talent area and her mother Mrs. Sue Clayton are both patients at the Park View Convalescent home in Ashland Mrs. Wedge has been there some time and her mother who has Ends Sat. Nite been in the Community Hospital : of directors. Also elected to the with an injury she suffered in a board of directors were Gerald fall at her home some time ago Wenner, Lloyd Selby, Dr, R. L. was admitted there last week. Burdic, Will Dodge, John Daugh She is now able to see her friends erty and J. H. Hardy. Their Mr. and Mr.s Lysle Tame of term starts on July 1 and will the Dead Indian country were continue for a year. transacting business here Satur E. E. Vail distributed 250 let day ters to be mailed to servicemen Robert Lewis Learning of Tal throughout the world, containing ent, with the 83rd Infantry Divi general community news, and sion, has been awarded the Com personal messages from the mem bat Infantryman Badge for dis bers. playing exemplary conduct 1 n action against the enemy. He is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Learn ing of Talent. Mrs. Nona Macabee has been a patient at the Community Hos The following officers were in pital in Ashland the past week. stalled Monday night for V. F. W. Olen Barlow and Hollis Olsen and Auxiliary, with appropriate spent several days of last week ceremonies: in Happy Camp .California mak F. S. Songer, post commander; ing needed repairs to the Diesel D. J. Wolcott senior vice com operated light plant of that city. mander; Walter Davis, junior vice commander; Cornelius Rost, George Bland, Lake O’ Woods Road quartermaster; judge advocate; O. C. Lapp, chap Cleared of Snow Now lain; F. C. Crosslin, adjutant; F. The Lake O’Woods resort is C. Shuster .officer of the day; now open as workmen have open trustees; R. W. Morrow, Dave ed the road from the Klamath Cardwell and M. E. Skinner. Auxiliary officers: Ida Crosslin, Falls side of the resort, according to an announcement by Tom president; Marie Best, senior vice Neeley, resort manager. The re president; Sally Herburger, jun sort store and service station and ior vice president; Iva Blackwell, cabins and supplies are available secretary; Charlotte S k in n e r, Neely said, but the restraurant treasurer; Zelda Skinner, chap lain; Fern Rost, conductress; Ida wil not open until later. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dutcher, Crandall, -patriotic instruct o r; partners in the resort with Neel Gladys Cardwell .guard; trustees: ey, have arrived fom Glendale, Dora Payne, Jennie Brady and Calif., and after spending a short Alice Wilborn. Installing officers were Past time in Medford with the Neel eys, continued on to the lake. Department Commander Ira Can- field for the Post and Past Dis —Medford Tribune ---------- o---------- trict President Ida Canfield for the Auxiliary. Daugherty Heads Department officers present were Department Commander The Rotary Club Peter Freiderickson, Grants Pass At an election of the Rotary Other guests were present from club at the regular meeting last Medford Grants pass and the week, John Daugherty, who has American and Legion, the D. A. V., been vice president, was elected the W. R. C., Spanish American president: J. H. Hardy vice presi War Veterans and Order of the dent and Dr. G. W. Bruce, secre Purple Heart were all represent tary-treasurer. Dr. Walter Red ed at the meeting. ford, is the outgoing president A talk was given by Depart and will automatically become one of the members of the board ment Commander Freiderick son. The occordion band from Medford furnished music under the direction of Mrs. Eve Pren tice. Dave Cardwell and rMs. Zel da Skinner were appointed Bud- d y P oppy chairmen. Refresh ments were served during the social hour. VFW? Auxiliary Installs Officers LITHIA NOW PLAYING Thru Saturday I J3A» Axrru I FONTAINE • ii CORDOVA» «"»S'«* An error was made in last week’s account regarding Pvt. Bob Hufman in that he is stat ioned at Camp Hood, Texas in stead of Comp Howze. His ad dress is 92nd Regiment, 157th Bn. Co. B. IRTC. --------- -o---------- Buy bonds to buy bomba to bomb bums. pose the building or construction Mrs. H. J. Stubblefield, und ex of any more dams in the Rogue presses his appreciation to Mrs. L. L. Lunger, Mrs. A. L. Schneid The following resolution was River. er .and Mrs. V. M. Thorton for adopted by the Jackson County NOW THEREFORE BE IT Chapter of the Izaak Walton Lea FURTHER RESOLVED, t h a 11 their help in muking the purty u gue at a meeting held in Medford copies of this resolution be for success. recently. warded to all the members from RESOLUTION Oregon of the House of Repre Sheriff Syd Brown WHEREAS, he Rogue River sentatives in Congress and the runs through Jackson, Josephine United States Senate und to uny Is Much Improved and Curry Counties in Oregon other persons or organizations Syd Brown, Juckson county before it reaches the Pacific who are interested therein. sheriff, who has been ill for sev Ocean, and, Jackson County Chapter of the eral weeks, left uguin lust week WHEREAS, said Rogue River, Izunk Walton League of America for Portland to receive treatment. Sheriff Brown suid thut he was unpolluted, without any more feeling much better, und that dams therein and in as near a state of nature as possible, has Awards Made T o ....... shortly after this trip north he would be buck in his office. He almost unlimited possibilities as Cub Pack Boys has lost considerable weight. — a recreational asset for scenery, Climaxing their program of act Medford News. outings, camping, cabins, auto — e - and river resorts, tourists and for ivity for the school year, the steelhead, trout and salmon fish Washington School Cubs held Miss Ruth Foster came down ing and is exceedingly valuable their regular Pack Meeting ut the by plane from Portland Saturday and is nationally known and fam Jackson Hot Springs, Saturday, to spend the week end with her ous for all the above qualities April 28. parents, Mr. und Mrs. Ralph Fos The Cubs enjoyed a free swim ter und to uttend the wedding of and since there very few of such rivers in the United States that as guests of Huns Lussen, Mana her friends, Miss Eth c l m i e have such outstanding recreation ger of the resort and later satis Thompson Saturday. She return fied ravenous appetites with a ed by bus Monday. al qualities, and, WHEREAS, the Rogue River is weiner roast. The theme for the coming mon populated almost entirely by mig ratory anadromous fish such as th is gardening and muny of the I Chinook salmon, steelhead trout, Cubs are already busy nt this im- j By VIRGINIA LUTZ silver-side salmon and cutthroat portant work so essential on the trout and for the perpetuation of Home Front. Awards were presented by Cub the runs of these fish, it is nec The High School’s girls sextet essary that they have easy access master, J. L. Fader, to the follow sung for assembly Friday accom from the ocean to the upper ing Cubs: Bobcat, Wylin Reigel, spawning beds to spawn and that Charles Mitchell; Wolf, David panied by Miss Lundc. the resulting fingerling fist and Herburger, Leroy Stubblefield, | Friday night the ninth grade spawned out adult steelhead trout Gordon Gillmore, Bob Delsman, class met in back of the school to have free down stream escape Ryle Stemple, Gregg Lininger, begin on their huy ride to Jack- Richard Booth, and Alan Schneid son Hot Springs. After swimming ment back to the ocean, and, WHEREAS, any more dams in er, Gold Arrow Jack Edwards, at Jackson’s they had a weiner the Rogue River proper, will Gold Arrow, Jerry Langer. Web- roast, arriving back in Ashland destroy much of the river for ( elos, Stanley Adams, Bob Frazier, about 10:30. scenery, camping, outings, auto Jerry Langer, Teddy Weitzel, ] The baseball game after school courts and summer cabins and Xerrell Clifton. Certificate of i Friday on the high school field will threaten the runs of migra Graduation, Stanley Adams, Bob with Medford was a victory for tory fish with extermination and Frazier, Jerry Langer. Mr. Fader wishes to thank the us with a final score of 5-2. will thus destroy much of the Miss Stockham from the col great recreational value of the Den Mothers, Mrs. G. H. Wiltse, Mrs. R. C. Stemple, Mrs. C. C. lege has come twice to teach the Rogue River, and, WHEREAS, it is now asserted Clifton, Mrs. O. R. Edwards and girls health classes folk dancing. that in the Rogue River Valley, further irrigation water is need ed for agriculture interests, and it is possible to supply large ad ditional amounts of irrigation water by impounding the waters of the tributaries of the Rogue River, such as Elk Creek, Trail Creek, Little Butte Creek, Evans Creek, Bear Creek, Jump Off Joe Creek, Graves Creek, Illinois River and the Applegate River and not in any substantial degree damage the Rogue River, proper, and, WHEREAS, there is now a State law, prohibiting construc tion of any additional dams on the Rogue River below a point about at the mouth of Bib Butte Creek. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE SOLVED, that the Jackson Coun ty Chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America actively op- A Resoution Junior Hi Notes Springtime is.... 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