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SOI EHI RN OREGON MINER, THURSDAY, JUNE 17. «94“ I tale Kiser AL Gene fern pier Discharged ! OUR DEMOCRACY SOUTHERN OREGON MINER OUR NATIONAL PARKS Published every Thursday by the SISKIYOU PUBLISHING CO. 167 East Main Street, Ashland, Oregon. l)al, W. K iser, C O X , 581 E M ain S tre e t, A shlund was, dis c h a rg e d (rum th e N avy, J tin»' 111, | h u m the P e rso n n e l b e p u ru tiu n i C e n te r, U nited S ta ll's N uxal b ase I B re m e rto n , W ashington. K iser w as in th e SetikN'es and sp e n t fo u rte e n m o n th s in O km a w a in c o n stru c tio n w ork and tru c k d riv e r H e received his tra in in g a t F a rra g u t, Idaho. G ene A. T e m p le t, CM th ird class, 346 Iow a S tre e t, Kt. 2, w asj d isc h a rg e d the sam e duy Iro in l th e P erso n n el C e n te i in B rem er toil WENDELL LAWRENCE. Editor Knlered a s seeond-elaas m ail m a tte r ui the post office a t Ash land, O regon, F e b ru a ry 15, 193a, under the a e t ot Cong less of M arch 3, 137V. Bend Did it; So Can Ashland Bend :, elunaie, football Held, and recreational area were aitraetioiu enough to bring the protcswonal football club ot the Brooklyn Dodgers • to the Lax a city. publicity. Ail wire »tones em anating lrom the nam ing eamp 01 me Dodgers will carry the dateline Bend, O regon- . Pre-season publicity photos ot members ot the Dodgers ball elub will show them fishing in the Deschutes, m ountain climbing in the Bend area, or relaxing at Llk . • Mi a n d Mrs. H en ry M aim ing huve ju st re tu rn e d h u m a trip to W isconsin and M innesota. Mr. an d Mrs. W ill K iser and fam ily hail a re u n io n S u n d ay f o r ' D ale W. K iser, ju s t re c e n tly dis c h a rg e d from th e N avy, Miss M uriel W ved m an of C e n tr a 1 P oint w as a guest. ih e Dodgers are going to bring Bend m uch ui the lorn» 01 tavoraoie lake. • . These photos and stories will interest John Tourist Public in the lava bed region surrounding Bend and he will travel to the Dodgers and in I cidently to enjoy some of the Oregon scenery and recreation which the More Sewers Planned For Ashland Area F o u r m iles of se w e rs have been c o n stru c te d a lre a d y this sp rin g according to an a n n o u n c e m e n t m ade this w eek by E lm er Biegel, C ity s u p e rin te n d e n t. C o n stru e ,io n of f u r th e r s e w e rs ' is being held up at p re se n t he | cau se the C ity of M edford is pre-1 se n tly using th e d itc h digger. T he d ig g e r is used by both M edford and A shland. /\ car of pipe is at present e n Dodgers are getting. Bend is going to be quite sn attraction for the nation s football mind ed tourist. And it was this that the residents of Bend had in mind when they started the ball rolling to bring the Dodgers into eamp in the Pilot Butte region. It meant that the city and the people had to stake a lot of time and money on a gamble that having the Dodgers train in Bend would be a paying investment. I he Bend people were ot the impression that it would pay off and with this belief firmly in ■ p 111 ... . 11 ........ i ' it. mind they went after the Dodgers. IN O U R 2 6 N A T I O N A L P A R K S , N A T U R A L P H E N O M E N A O F B E A U T Y A N O U N U S U A L IN T E R E S T A R E P R O T E C T E D A N O P R E S E R V E D F O R A L L T I M E TO G IV E P L E A S U k c It took time and money, long distance telephone calls and chartered airplanes don’t come for peanuts. But in the end the city of Bend was A N O IN S P IR A T IO N selected as the Dodgers training site. The city of Bend had to make certain concessions, training tables, 1 totel space, living quarters, transportation, all were considered by the dodger’s business manager who drives a hard bargain. But through ommunity action the people of the city acted as underwriters tor the ffair, so that Bend could offer more to the Dodgers than any other , ro u te to Ashland w ork will be done the area of M aple erty , Indiana, and and fu rth e r on sew ers in C hestnut, Lib G ranite. TO T H E IR O W N E R S - TH E A M E R IC A N P E O P L E . 1 Aeztzd 0^ the. CluPtcheA Keep Oregon Green State laws and common sense prohibit the throwing ot lighted matches, cigarettes, cigars, or any burning material on the highways o the state. Yet daily, people toss cigarettes casually from the windows ot passing automibiles. The wind created by the passing car often carries these burning fragments into roadside debris where small tires begin, and a small tire in the beginning can rapidly develop into a large lire before the end. Habits are hard to break. N|ost people consider it a safe m atter to toss a lighted cigarette onto a hard surfaced road. This is faulty reason ing. As we have already said, the breeze created by the car can easily carry the burning stub some distance. And it isn’t a safe matter, for the habit, once indulged in, will recur along a wooded trail where under brush that is highly inflamable covers the roadside. This could mean that a lazy method of thinking, an easy way of disposing of cigarettes would be the cause of another disastrous fire, as expensive to the state o FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Ju n e 30, 1946 Sunday m orning service at 11 o’clock. S ubject: CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. S unday School at 9.30 A. M. W ednesday evening m eeting, which includes testim onies of C hristian Science healing, is held 9:45 A, M. C hurch School for Bible psychology, teacher tra in at 8 o'clock. all ages. Mrs. W. M. Poley, su p er Reuding Room open daily from ing, lead ersh ip and m any o th er intendent. subjects are tak en up at these 2 to 5 P. M except Sundays and 11 A. M. M orning W orship. m eetings. holidays. Special m usic by the choir. S er The public is cordially invited mon by the pastor. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH to atten d these services, ond to 6:30 P. M. Young P eople’s Soc use the Reading Room. F irst & H argadine Sts ieties. 9:45 A. M. S un d ay School with 7:30 p.m. Evening service. CHURCH OF CHRIST H enry S. M cNair, su p erin ten d en t 11:00 A. M. M orning W orship Earl Downing, Pastor Service w ith special m usic and a Bible School, 9:45 A. M. C lass Neighborhood Church 6:30 P. M. J u n io r and Senior es for all ages; n u rsery for the Congregational Y outh F ellow ship Services in babies. th eir respective rooms. E v art P. B orden, M inister M orning Service, 11:00 A. M. E vening S ervice 7:45 9:45 S unday School. Classes ofr M idw eek Service, W ednesday Serm on, "W hat C hrist Expects of all ages. a C hristian". M orning service 11:00 A. M 7:45. P.M. Ju n io r C hurch, 11:00 A. M a We ex ten d a cordial invitation Dr. E. P. B orden will speak service for all un d er Ju n io r to all of our services. “L abels” High age. , C h ristian Endeavor, 7:00 P. M. Evening Service, 8:00 P. M., Serm on, "The Last Session of the Suprem e C ourt of the U niverse." Special music. for YOUR he M idweek Service, 8:00 P M. to take the rut* out of you, breokfost ro « 6 n . • and its resources as the Tillamook fire. Much of Ashland’s community revenue comes from the lumber in dustry. A large area of Ashland s residential property borders the for ests to the south. Eire could wipe out the lumber industry in this com munity and Eire could wipe out a large share of the residential and business district. For four years a small community group has been trying to make Ashland conscious of the Forest Eire menace. This group is known as the ’ Keep Oregon Green committee”. Headed by Roland Parks, they include Ray Spaulding, Joe Fader, Mrs. Norman Perrit, Andy Anderson, and Dick Trites. The present committee has been at the wrork of reminding Ashland- ers of the need to take care of Oregon’s forests for the past two years. Before that another group of public spirited citizens worked at the job. Working at this jobs means constantly reminding people of the importance of forests to Oregon; showing people what a huge recreat ional and industrials natural resource this state has in it’s forests; edu cating Oregon children in proper fire safety methods in forested areas. In addition to the safety campaigns the committee sponsors a conser vation program which has as its objective greater conservation of nat ural resources. America, though once a land of plenty, no longer has J unlimited resources. The members of the committee are working to foster better cutting methods, greater utilization of waste, and re- forestration and replanting methods which will assure timber crops sufficient to take care of succeeding generations needs. Under the sponsorship of the committee Grade school children re ceive training in conservation and fire protection methods. Various civic organizations are furnished with material, moving pictures, and speakers, which their entertainment and educational committee chair man welcome. An example of this was the series of pictures and the speaker with the "Keep Oregon Green” committee furnished the Lions at their regular Tuesday meeting this w'eek: We think the committee deserves a lot of thanks and a bouquet of orchids for the work which they are doing in this community. By indi cating that it is the responsibility of each citizen to aid in fire precaut ions, and by taking their own time to teach fellow Oregonians what : precautions should be taken, the committee is doing the community j and the state a service which can’t be measured. « - s .................. . m s S . ’ « I? .» “ ; I Che &dcCon... I ). \ . S im ili, h u ilii pc operator lo r the I im p W h ite nexxxpapcr, likes the local nexvx in i l l » n llN I H 1280 K in g sla n d Ave. St. L ouis I t, ixm. J une 18, l:i*t‘>. Dem Mi. W ines 1 hau intended w illin g I«» y o u gl tei g e ttin g nut ul lite A rm y , and h e re uvei a j , e .u ua passed and 1 am finally g e ttin g a ro u n d to it. T he w ife, of course, w ill n evei like th is c o u n try like sh e d id th e W est, h u t she is fa irly w ell sat islii'il, and o b jects m ostly to th e hot w e a th e r in Ihe su m m e r, som e of w hich w e are h a v in g rig h t now . T h e d a u g h te r is 8 m o n th s old now a n d cute Saw w h e re you w e n t in p a rt n e is w ith W endell L aw ren ce. H ear from the G iffen s o c c a sio n ally. He has had tw o h e a rt a t tacks since lie left A sh lan d . H er b ro th e r is out ol th e se rv ic e an d w o rk in g as a p u n te r in a to w n close to C airo. They se n t us a d ip p in g you had in y o u r p a p e r a b o u t the new s of th e a d d itio n in o u r fam ily. T h an k s. We huve been receiv in g th e T idings, b u t get too m an y paper» for th e a m o u n t of local new s in them So w e have d ecid ed to sub- s e n he for T he M iner. A m melon ing $2 w hich, if I rem em b er co r re c tly , is th e y e a rly su b sc rip tio n p rice for y o u r p ap er. If th is is not co rrect, ju st sen d it u n til we rec e iv e o u r $2 w orth F rom w h a t I h av e been a b le to g a th e r, C am p W hite is a t long last closed, w hich is a v ery good Fourth of July flag set for your automobile at Marshall thing. I think Wells on the Plaza. H oping th is xJorthwest cicy. Through community action the city of Ashland could well sponsor S unday evening at 6:30 at the Presbyterian Church , plan that would meet with the approval of another one ot the 16 N eighborhood C ongregat i o n a 1 130 N o rth M ain S tre e t >ig time professional football teams that need tram,ng sites- Ashland “A F rien d ly church fo r th o u g h t church, un d er the sponsorship of the P ilg rim F ellow ship group, ful People.” ias as much and more to offer than Bend, and having a name football there will be a m eeting of the Rev. G eorge M S hum an. L eadership group u n d er the d ir P a s to r earn training here would be an investment that would pay dividends ection of Rev. E P. Borden. or years to come. ^etCei¿ Co finds you an d y o u rs w ell and h a p p y , will close. S in c e re ly y o u rs, O. V Snider. Dr. E. N. Terrill Chiropractic Physician Specializing in the Non-Con fining Treatment of Hemorrhoids (Pile*) Office Phone 4371 Lithia Hotel Building Ashland. Oregon Dial 5 5 5 1 ASHLAND CAB 24 HOUR SERVICE 50c ANY PLACE w ith in the City Lim its 8555 M O M ITO , heloful Ideo, ore "plus value" in th i, daily newspoper tor m e h o X P th at gives you world new, interpreted to »how it. 7h«e NOW OPEN impact on you ond your fomiltr _»• this coupon lor your SPt- IA L introduc ir» subscription - (Ivo week, — 0 tn u o i — only U. 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