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ASHLAND,
First Youth for Christ
Rally Held Saturday
JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER i, 1945
School Lunch Conference
In Ashland Wednesday
New Subdivision
Planned for Ashland
.Volume 13, Number 37
Marshfield Stops
The first "Youth for Christ” ,
Miss Lottie Beswick submitted fiH 7 7 llP ^ ATI I IIP
service was held last Saturday
plans
to the city council in a |
evening at the Church of Christ.
special meeting last week for the
Health Official» And School
Rev. Leland Wilkinson acted
subdivision of her property, pur­
Official» On Program At Meet
us master of ceremonies. There
chased a few years ago from the
were
a
variety
of
special
musical
Medford Dinner Saturday
Many notable officials in pub­
old normal school, and located at
Grizzlies Unable To Conquer
numbers
by
young
people
from
Wai Kickoff For /ackton
the intersection of Peachy Road
lic health and school officials
Visitors,
Who Won Their
several
of
the
churches
represent­
Roads
into
Crater
Lake
Nation­
County Campaign
First Ball Game of Season
ed. A combined choir, directed by gathered in Ashland Wednesday, al Park rim area were closed and Pacific highway. According
At a dinner ut the Holland Hot­ Sgt. Bob Carlson of Camp White, October 31 for a school lunch Monday, due to Sunday's storm. to the plan, 22 lots are planned
In a slow, see-saw game Fri­
el Saturday, locul men attended sang "At Calvary". Rev. George conference, held all day at the Park Superintendent E. P. Lea­ being 60 to 80 feet wide, ar/. 130
day
evening on the Walter Phil­
feet
deep.
Five
of
the
lots
will
in the kickoff for the Victory Coulter, pastor of the Church of
vitt announced Road blocks were
Loan drive, in an effort to meet the Nazarene in Medford, brought Junior high auditorium. The meet placed at the north entrance, and face onto Pacific highway, six on lips field, the Grizzlies took their
Peachy Road and 11 on the 50-ft. second loss of the season, with
the $1,400,000 goal set for Jack- a stirring message of challenge. ing was sponsored by the state at Ajinie Springs.
Beswick
Way street which will the Marshfield Tigers taking the
department
of
Education,
the
son county. In both Ashland and His subject was, "Risking Our
The road through the park, bisect the tract. The new sub­ game to the tune of 7 to 6. The
State Board of Health, the State from the Dalles-California high­
Medford, the Elks lodges will Lives For Christ”.
spiyisor the drives. Henry Zach-
There were 178 in attendance Committee on Nutrition, the pub­ way to Union Creek, is still open, division will be known as the game was slow, and marked by
unson of Medford is county chair­ at this first rally. Included were lic schools of Jackson and Jose­ Leavitt said, and will remain Beswick addition, and plans are many fumbles, and several costly
man for this final organized war visitors from Medford, Talent and phine counties, the Jackson Coun­ open until more snow falls. A to make it a restricted sub-divi­ penalties on both sides. It was
ty Public Health Department and continuation of the current storm sion with homes constructed to Marchfield’s first win for this
bond drive. Dates for the drive Klamath Falls.
are from October 29 through Dec­
The next rally will be held in the Southern Oregon College of will likely close the through road, be o fa certain type or cost, so season, and was the first time
that the new tract will be one they had even crossed the goal
ember 8.
the Baptist Church on Nov. 10th, Education.
Leavitt said.
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of
the most attractive residential line for a score.
The
morning
session
started
at
Responsibility for the drive with Conrad Nagel, regional dir­
The Grizzlies took the lead
districts
of Ashland.
9:30
with
registration
and
exhi­
ector
of
the
National
Association
was accepted by Ivor Erwin and
early
in the first quarter after
bits
and
continued
with
the
fol­
Melvin Plaskett, exalted rulers of of Evangelicals, as the special
Peterson blocked a Marshfield
lowing
program.
speaker.
the Ashland and Medford lodges,
punt on the visitor’s fourteen-
Welcome, Leland P. Linn, Con­
with Herb Huston, secretary ol
A t a pretty candlelight wed­
yard stripe. Gandee took the ball
ference
Chairman,
Superinten­
No. 944 here at Ashland to act as
ding ceremony at the Presbyter­
for a four gain and Williams, on
dent
Ashland
schools.
Early next week killing of the
chairman of the local drive.
Purpose of Conference, Bertha ian Manse Monday afternoon at Rogue River turkey crop will a reverse play, crossed the goal
Quota set for Juckson county
3 o’clock, Miss Mary Helen Kru­
line. The try for extra point, on a
Ninety Legion and Auxiliary Kohlhagen, State Supervisor of ger became the bride of Pfc. John start. Killing for the Thanksgiv­ forward pass, failed to click. Not
is $1,400,000, with 525,000 of t h i s
Home
Economics
Education.
ing trade will not start until Nov­
umount being in E bonds, other member« gathered at the Civic
long after the ball was again in
Conducted Observation Tour, L. Schafer of Pendleton. The Rev
individual bonds ut $250,000 and club house Monday evening with School Lunch Kitchen, Mrs. Mar­ George Shuman, pastor of the ember, county agent R. G. Fow­ play, O’Neal of Marshfield inter­
corporation bonds being $625,000. members from Medford I-egion garet Wiley and Mary McLarnan, Presbyterian church pronounced ler reports.
cepted a Grizzly forward pass,
Fattening of the birds for the Cringing it back to the Grizzly 30
At a meeting held in Medford and Auxiliary present as guests, Homemaking Teachers.
the vows.
Tuesday .the Ashland quota of also present were several World
The bride is the daughter of Thanksgiving trade has started. It yard line. With Kiaser carrying
The ABC’s of a School Lunch
“E” bonds was set at $105,000. War 2 veterans and their wives. Menu, Mrs. Laura P. Wells, Con­ Mr. and Mrs. Chester Applegate is estimated approximately 100,- the ball, the Coos Bay lads were
The meeting was attended by The hall was tastefully decorated sultant in Nutrition, State Board of Ashland. She is a graduate of 000 birds, more than t\#ice the able to march over the Grizzly
Herb Huston, secretary of the in the Hallowe’en motif. Mrs. of Health.
the Ashland schools, graduating number grown last year, were goal in seven plays. Kiaser sent
grown here this year. All sec­
Betty
Frazier,
president
of
the
Elks Lodge and chairman of the
School Lunch Sanitation, Mr. from high school in the class of tions report large flocks in good the ball through the uprights on
Ashland Auxiliary was master of
bond drive in Ashland.
1942.
a place kick to make the extra
ceremonies during the dinner. Victor Morgan, Jackson County
The groom is a member of the condition.
point good, score 7 to 6.
Sanitarian.
Following the dinner dancing
The balance of the ball game
Lunch, School Lunch Cafeteria. Medical Corps of the United
was enjoyed for the balance of
States Army and is based at
was a see-saw battle with the
Following
the
lunch
hour
from
the evening.
visitors kicking the ball out of
12:00 to 1:00 o’clock, the first Benecia Arsenal, Benecia, Calif.,
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Last Monday evening, some
their territory whenever a Griz­
item on the program was a mov­ where the newly married couple
twenty young married people
zly attempt to punch it to scor­
ing picture, by courtesy of the will make their home following
honeymoon.
met at the Presbyterian Church
ing territory threatened. The
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for a pot-luck dinner with the
game drug out through the re­
followed by a general group dis­
1 purpose of forming a Mariners
maining three quarters. Only in
cussion, led by Mrs. Ruth Forest,
Club. This is an organization for
the third quarter did Ashland
supervisor, Farmily Life Educa­
Christian fellowship and service
snap out of it when Williams ran
Portland Couple Take Over
tion of Portland, with the follow­
among young people of common
The Presbyterian Church of
50 yards to put the ball on the
Well Established Business
ing contributors: Neva Dallas,
interests. After organizational de­
Today (Thursday)
Pirates 21 yard line. But a 15
Supervisor, Josephine Coun t y this city announces that it has
yard penalty set them back and
tails were explained and approv­
Numbers Indicate Local
Unit, Mrs. Blanche Frisbie, Sup­ recently received several beauti­
Another change of ownership
ed, a time was set for the next
People Are Hungry For New
ervising Nurse, Jackson County, ful memorial gifts in the form of along the businesses of Main they lost the ball on downs to
stop any scoring threat.
meeting and an election of offi­
brass
accessories
of
worship.
A
Cars, Culp Motor Reports
Mrs. Winifred Gillen, Home Dem­
street was affected this week,
In the final minutes of the
cers was to be held at that time.
onstration Agent, Klamath Coun­ twenty-four inch altar cross of with the completion of the sale
The new Ford motor cars were ty, Klamath Falls, Glen D. Hale, the brilliant metal, with a three-
game, saw Ashland again threat­
Mr. and Mrs. Shuman led in
mixing and fellowship games. on display in Ashland at the Culp Superintendent of Schools, Eagle step built-up base and monogram of the Lithia Bakery, by Mr. and ening, after a 15 yard penalty a
The evening was closed with a ' Motor Company beginning last Point, Mrs. Una B. Inch, Super­ was given in memory of Mrs. Mrs. Fred Buehling to Mr. and gainst the Pirates on an interfer­
few songs and with a ceremony Friday, with a new two-door visor, Jackson County Schools, Clara Poley Hartley by Mr. Clint Mrs. C. G. Wolfe of Portland. Mr ence with a pass receiver penalty
whereby the men washed the | sedan and a pickup truck here Mrs. E. W. Kessler, President, Hartley. Matching candlesticks Wolfe was in Ashland a couple put the ball on the visitors’ 18
dishes thus visibly demonstrating for display. That the arrival of Oak Grove Parent-Teacher Asso., were given in memory of Mr. of weeks ago to make the preli­ yard line. It was worked up to
the new cars were of interest to Mrs. Laura Lafferty, Cafeteria James Hartley and his wife, Mrs minary arrangements for the sale the one yard line when the time
their domestic captivity.
local people is attested by the Manager, Wolk Creek Schools. Julia Robinson Hartley, by Mr. and completion of the deal was keepers’ gun ended the fray.
Junior-Senior PTA is having a '. fact that 769 people were visitors Mrs. Hazel Landry, City School and Mrs. Roy Hartley. Vases made this week with Mr. Wolfe
Between halves the Ashland
rummage sale Saturday, Novem­ at the show rooms Friday, Mr. Lunch Manager, Klamath Falls, were given in memory of Guy taking over as of today, Novem­ high school band and twirlers
put on a drill act which drew
ber 3rd in the roo: is on the Peil Culp reports and since then num- Mary McLarnan, Homemaking William Hunt and his wife, Mrs. ber 1.
It was with a great deal of applause of the spectators. In the
'
Ashland
H,gh Beulah Hunt, by Mr. and Mrs.
Corner on the Plaza. Any dona­ ber has averaged well up toward
tions will be gratefully received. four hundred a day by actual: Schoo, y Q Morgan. Jackson Jacob Weitzel. A re-table for the regret that Mr. and Mrs. Buehling drill the band formed the letter
retire from the bakery business,
Those having donations are asked tOiln ‘
. County Sanitarian, Mrs. Augusta altar set and pedestals for the but lack of help has meant long “M” for Marshfield and then
played the Marshfield school song
Removal this week of car rat-1 Pad h
President, Lone Pine vases have been built.
to contact Mrs. Ed. Hahn by
lomng brought an immediate re- parpntTeacher
R o la n d
phone 4871.
These aids to worship are both hours of work for Mr. Buehling, Forming again the band made
sponse for new cars Kenne h , p
Principal, Ashland Junior beautiful and harmonious as well who did all the baking. His heal­ the letter “A ” for Ashland and
L. W. Potter of Portland has Miller, sales manager at the Culp High School, Cecil L. Roberts, as appropriate. They will be dedi­ th has suffered as and result and played the school song.
The final game of the season
been in Ashland this week, tran­ Motor company reported Tues­ Principal, Riversi d e S c h o o l , cated at a morning service in the since the leaving of their younger
son, William for the army this will be played this Friday night,
day and already there is a long Grants Pass, Mrs. Laura Wells, near future.
sacting business.
spring, they have been looking November 2 with the visitors be­
list of registrants for the new Consultant in Nutrition, State
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for a chance to get out from und­ ing the Roseberg high school.
cars as soon as they become a- Board of Health, Portland.
er the worries of the business. They are rated a good ball a
vailable.
Both the sons are in the army, good ball club and no pushover
The new sedan does not even „
«
resemble the 1942 models the U r e g O l) E l k beaSO IlS
with the older boy John with the
Dewey Van Curler, who oper­ air force in India as a key man is expected in the game. Ashland
last ones placed on the market. D iW na Q a t u e r la v
ates the City Sanitary Service, in the care of the intricate instru­ still has two games away from
The new cars are much heavier U l)e n S ^ t U r a a y
home, at Medford on Nevember
Clarence Watler Everts, Ash­ in appearance and definitely are
The opening day for the elk operating under a license from ments used in the airplanes.
12 and at Coquille on November
land was arrested on a drunk
season in Oregon this year is Sat the city, announced Monday that
Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe are a young 17.
and disorderly charge, was held not in the light car class. The urday, November 3, as listed in a new proceedure wil lbe follow­ couple with a small baby and
in jail until Monday when he two-door sedan, local Ford offi­ the official synopsis of hunting ed picking up garbage and refuse they plan to continue the fine
plead guilty in City Court. He cials state will likely sell for regulations published by the Ore­ in the residential districts. Due fine service and fine bakery pro­
around $1200 delivered in Ash­
was fined $17.50 and $2.50 costs.
gon State Game Commission to the prevailing labor shortage, ducts which has been a feature
land.
Dave Cardwell,, Ashland, Ore­
The new Ford on display, the Some question has arisen as a Mr. Van Curler has announced at the Lithia Bakery. At present
gon was arrested on drunk and
first in Ashland goes to Dr. Wal­ result of a typographical error on that it would be necessary for they are in an apartment at the
disorderly charge was held until
ter Weller. New owner of the the elk tags stating the opening patrons to place their garbage Lithia Hotel, but are looking for
Monday when he plead guilty in
cans on the curbs so that they a house.
The new model Chevrolet cars
pickup truck has not been an­ date is November 13.
city court. He was fined $25.00
might
be more easily picked up.
In
the
area
east
of
the
Cascade
When asked what they planned will be unveiled for public in­
nounced as yet. The cars are still
and $2.50 costs and 10 days in jail. in the show room, where they Range and in eastern Lane coun Heretofore the trucks have driv­ to do, Mr. and Mrs. Buehling spection at the Ashland Chevro­
Ralph Waldo Swisher, Medford are still attracting much atten­ ty the season extends until Nov­ en into backyards, driveways, etc stated they were going to rest, let dealer, the Selby Chevrolet
was arrested on a charge of vio­
tion. Inasmuch as the OPA has ember 25 .The bag limit is one to pick up the garbage, but this and nothing more for the present. company this Saturday, Lloyd
lation of the Basic Rule. In city
not given a definite price on the bull elk having antlers except will not be done afterThursday. An operation for Mr. Buehling Selby stated this week. Mr. Selby
court Monday plead guilty and
cars, the new models will that in southeastern Oregon the Each patron has been individual­ has been put off for a year or said that a great deal of interest
was fined $10.00 and $2.50 costs. new
remain on the floor until such a bag limit is one elk of either sex. ly notified on what days the gar­ more and this will be taken care is evident in the new models and
The following were cited for
In western Oregon only speci­ bage will be picked up and where of he said.
he anticipates having many visi­
overtime parking and posted $1.00 a price is announced.
fied portions of Clatsop, Tilla- it must be placed. The new pro­
“We want to thank our wide tors present to see the new mod­
J. Larkin Grubb, Kenneth A.
A card party under the aus-1 mook, Columbia, Coos and Doug- cedure does not affect the busi- circle of friends and patrons,” els.
Warnke, Leland R. Cooley, C. R. pices of the local Rebekah lodge las counties will be open, the sea­
•pu|sip ssau Mr. Buehling said Wednesday,
Previews of the new models
Lane, Marjorie Muse, Albert R. was held Tuesday evening in the son extending to November 18.
“for their long and loyal patron­ indicates that the low heavy'
Mottner, Hugh Taylor, Con Aus­ lodge hall, with tables for bridge, The bag limit in this area is one
age. We feel that the new owners front end lines, just coming into
tin, Geo. B. Isenhower, C. H. pinochle and five hundred in play bull elk with forked hors or bet­
will carry on the service we have prominence with the last of the
Washburn, Alfred A. Gilley, C. A. Twelve tables were in play dur­ ter.
attempted to give to the com­ 1942 moleds, will again feature
C. Tolman, Mary* A. Tipton.
ing the evening. Prizes were re­
Complete descriptions of the
A Traveling Examiner of Op­ munity, and we hope our patrons the models now coming off the
Orville John Stadler was ar­ ceived in bridge by Mrs. Henry open areas and regulations per­ erators and Chauffeurs is schedul will continue to be loyal to Mr. assembly lines. The new models
rested here early last Thursday Provost for high and Mrs. Anna taining to elk hunting are includ­ ed to arrive in Ashland, Monday, and Mrs. Wolfe.”
are being shown in most of the
morning in possession of a 1937 Meyer, low in five hundred, Mrs ed in the hunting synopsis, copies Nov. 5, 1945, and will be on duty
dealers showrooms in this section.
Chevrolet Sedan that was stolen Bertha Hahn received high score of which are available at all lic­ at the City Hall between the
Mrs. Marjorie Barker, of the
from Chico, Calif., Oct. ^4th Sta­ and Mrs. Vivian Dalkenberg, low ense agencies as are elk tags hours of 9 A. M. and 5 P. M., ac­ Lithia Beauty shop, left last Sat­
W. W. Robinson this week start­
dler had escaped from a forest and in pinochle Carl Berning- that are required in addition to cording to a recent announce­ urday to spend a week visiting ed the preliminary wodrk on
camp at Whitmore, Calif, early hausen had high and Holis Pos­ the regular hunting licenses. The ment released from the Secretary with friends in Salem.
building a new house on lots he
in October, he waived extradi­ ton held low. Refreshments of resident elk tag costs $5 and non­ of State’s office.
recently purchased on Allison.
tion and is now being held in sandwiches and coffee were en­ resident elk tags, $25.
All those wishing permits or
Misses and Children'» warm Contracting to do the building is
the Jackson county Jail for Chico joyed later in the evening. Cakes
licenses to drive cars are asked mittens in a variety of colors at Emil Kroeger and his partner,
authorities or the FBI if he is were auctioned off during the re­ Burns Memorials. On the Plaxa. to get in touch with the examiner Marshall-Wells Store, on the recently returned from the army,
to be prosecuted on the D yer A c t freshment hour.
Monuments and markers. See during these hours.
Plaza. Phone 21231.
Jacob P. Lahr.
Mary Helen Kruger
Weds Pendleton Man
Legion and Auxiliary
Enjoys Pot Luck Meal
Mariners Club
Is Organized
Many People Visit
Ford Show Rooms
to See New Cars
Police Report Show
Many Violations
Home Field Friday
Storms Close Road to
Crater Lake Monday
Presbyterian Church
Gets Memorial Gifts
Turkey Killing
To Start Soon
Lithia Bakery
Has New Owners
Beginning Today
Garbage Schedule
Changed by Operator
New Chevrolets
Here Saturday
License Examiner
Coming Monday
Roseburg-Ashland Football Game Friday Nite at 8 pm