SOUTHERN OREGON MINER, THURSDAY, MAY
PAM
JUSTICE COURT FINES FOUR a trailer license.
Henry A. Owens was
Frank H Boatwright was fined
Ashland High
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fined
$1.50 and costs. May 13. for op­ $1.50 and costs. May 13, for oper­
erating a vehicle without an op­ ating a vehicle with improper
lights.
erators license.
Martin H. Tucker was fined
By Katherine Grossman
$2.50 and costs, May 13 .for fail­ See real baseball this Sunday
when the Ashland Elks meet
ing to stop at stop sign..
Norman Farra was sighted, Gold Hill at 2:30 at Walter Phil
Tuesday night, the high school
May 13, for operating without lips Field. Pd. Adv.
faculty are planning to have a
steak try at the home of Mr.
Rogers. Mrs. Lynn is in charge
of arrangements for this climax
to the school year of 1946.
Nominations for student body
officers are now being posted on
the bulletin board. These officers
are always elected at the end of
the school year, so that they may
j begin the next year efficiently
with a minimum of effort. Cam-
i paign speeches will be made dur-
, mg assembly Friday morning
| and the voting will be held the
next Friday in accordance with
an article in the constitution. Yell
(M t Ashland)
and Song leaders will also try
out for the coming year at some
assembly soon. This has not been
done in the past, but will be
I tried for some of the home games
next year will be played before
j school opens.
Thirteen band students have
j received their sweaters this week,
i They are white coat style and
have chevrons on the sleeves de-
1 noting the number of years in
the organization. G.A.A. sweat-
! ers have also arrived. Those
sweaters are also white but have
red stripes around the sleeves de­
noting years in G.A.A.
George Fullerton, Tad Gandee,
and Jim Jandreau, will travel to
the state track meet at Corvallis,
Wednesday. They have ea c h
Skinless
broken records in the special
events and much is expected of
them at this coming meet.
Grade A
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Band Practicing for
Rose Festival Trip
The band, directed by Mr.
Francis is practicing marching
every band period now, in pre­
paration for the Portland Rose
Festival, which they are going
to take part in. The band will be
judged on the way they march
and play and also on a stunt they
will put on before the parade in
Multnomah Stadium. Plans are
being made to help finance
this trip, which will be the week­
end of June 7th. Wednesday
night, a special movie will be
shown at the Lithia theater by
the band and will be preceded by
a short band program. All the
proceeds from this evening will
be used for the trip. Advance
tickets are being sold by th e ,
band members and members of
the Rotarv. Doors will be open at
7 and the show will begin at 6:ou
See real baseball this Sunday
when the Ashland Elks meet
Gold Hill at 2:30 at Walter Phil­
lips Field. Pd. Adv.
This is clean up and paint up
week. Painting is an easy job
with Marshall Wells ZENITH
paints. Marshall-Wells Store "On
the Plata." Phone 2-1231.
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PALACE CA
WEINERS
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T. S, Wiley. Mayor.
ROBERT S.
To All Patrons of the
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Sincerely yours.
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In order to better serve our many friends and customers,
we are redecorating and making alterations. We will
be open for business again on May 31, 1946. Ready to
serve you in a better fashion with tasty Palace Cafe
cooking.
Re-Opening
on
May 31
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Altering and Redecorating
THE MANAGEMENT
R E P U B L IC A N C A N D ID A T E
♦
IS
The Man For The lob
W e sincerely believe that Vern Smith, a local man, is
the best qualified candidate for the
SIGNED
IVOR C. ERWIN
H. L. HUSTON
C. M. LITWILLER
H. A. MERILL
HOWARD W. ODEN
LIMEY WILLIAMSON
W. A. SNIDER
STEVE ZARKA
AND OTHER INTERESTED EMDORSERS
Vote 25X
Support Ashland's Candidate
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believe, is doing a fairly g o o d 1
job in keeping the streets clean.
However, our City S u p e rm in i
Muy 14, 1946
den, Mr. Biegel, has been in stru c­
C. H. Wines, Editor
ted to investigate the cost and
S outhern O regon M iner
feasibility of purchasing a street
Dear Mr. Wines:
tlu sh er to do this work, so as not
A petition asking that the to use our fire h y d ran ts and d a m ­
streets in the business section tie age o ur w ater mains.
18c Pt.
SHORT
RIBS BEEF
Our street sweeper is being f
used daily on the streets and, 1
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washed once a week was present­
ed to the council at the last coun­
cil meeting. I would like to ex­
plain that this service was dis­
continued some time ago owing
to the vibration on our water
main, causing breaks in our lead
joints and damage to fire hy­
drants. Our Water Superinten­
dent, Mr. Hosier, has recommend­
ed the discontinuance of this
practice for some time.
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