Southern Oregon N e « ' Revie«
rhursd.iv, ,|u!> iS, 1946
Justice Court rtews
S1593.ÜÖ Contest
open io Lay wers
.M aurice Bailey To
f e \a v y V-5 S tu d e n t
> '.5.00
H a ra li A T ray lo r fined $1.54)
\ ictc'i F. Zboralski no b u m
an d costs for no operators license.
o n ce Eugene B ailey, son of
00 and costs.
O. F. M iller violation of basic
an i Mrs. C hester M aurice
tu. »I. I l C i l l l l l , iw -.o u g cl tit III'
11 w aid T. Funk arresied for
««..u u m a u i> a iv o , m e f i r a i ix a v
ru le $1.50 and costs.
... of 440 C hestnut, Ashland,
W in ifre d M ason H as lo iiu i iuu>i» u i i v i um ili» a m m u tii,
ci .oad on axle, cited.
enh a 1 in the N avy ’s V-5
Lloyd W. B' -ley void foreign
s E. M cCarvel, overload
;
noi
i.i
ivu«i>’ a »l.iivW iuU
>t,aVV.UU
tru
ning
program
on
II
license, $1.50 and co: t-
1 1 «4 l’ík Cl( C lub P a rty
» 'in
m u llin g c o n te s t to r
la -to
R obert E. H olm an violation of in ar.ï« cited.
T alen t G ard en C luh m et July Oiu'ioaic.i oi u rc g o ii la w s e o o o ts
trailer
hh
basic ru le $1.0 and costs.
ill
10, al the hom e of Mrs. W im lied u n o a u u l 'l i e j a p i a c i l e l u g
tied $ 50 and i
■ I lie was a m em ber of the i
C lyde L. B ro u n over w idth license
V
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tiC
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¿itiUUIt-li
Mason
in
T
alent
The
topic
lor
,czi>
gem
the
laying
betw
een
.four
Roy R Wils
and the tennis team .
| r 'ie propci tv
loa 1, forfeited $7.00 bail.
discussion was Flow er At range-1 h o iu HCUOO1Ü in u t u u u i u v m e
seat, fined $2 50 and costs. ■
p ail of the N avy’s peace the old and new h ig h w a y s,,
John Rensema, overw idth load front
incut led by Mi ■■. G race Gul ’ law u u n i i u i u m iu u g A IIH u.
and
the
S
treb
l
e
r
a
d-1
A Hdl fined $24.1
Or
111 continuation of its fam ed I ,ino' vn Bi
2.50 anti costs.
brath. B ertha Huynion received I m aking lire an n o u n cem en t loi
i >r reckless driving.
>' i program . M aurice will go to i titio n . is b«»n g divided in to i
UlV liU -fc CV«UpelU»Va /Ih^UL iJUUH
Edith S am uels no operators li 1*1»
,m
l
sew
er
line
is
be-1
; ie dooi prize. Tuloni C urtien ot U te g u ti, o i « m e h in i' F u s t
lam
L.
Bailev,
overload.
the
Wil
college in the fall .to p re p are for i street
cense 71.00 and costs
ted.
Might training Upon com pletion I mg extended to th at section. This C lub wi ■ aw ard ed a prize of $5 tx a u o n a i iS »I im n iO e l, W c n tic t
R obert S. P urvis no license
M Malcom, violation of f this intensive program , eslim a- 1 a oik i- being done by the city Iiroin the S ta te Federation of . a n t Hie « o ilie s t w o u ld b e o p e n
Ruf
$1 00 and costs.
.he 'a-- e rule, cited
ic 1 to be w orth $27,000, he will j \ vote will soon Ic lakcn (toJC ardcn Clubs, foi their hom e i l u i u J u l y 1, to October la, Itefu.
G eorge Leffingw ell passing on
Jew el F. Hedrick, im proper be commit- ioned e ith e r an F n - ! iuit the S ta b le r addition can be made year book subm itted. T h en
i t r a t p i tu t will be $;>0U.bd. be-
crest of hill $3.50 and costs.
wetc U m em bers present. R e eoliU p ia i'u WiU net $SOO.O0, tlm d
cceptcd
as
a
part
of
th
e
city.
its. Cited.
sign in the Navy or a Second
C arlton L Lynch passin Ron
The search for additional w ater freshm ent. u n i ' served by Mrs. 9«Uu.UU, luurUi $gU0.U0, and tilth
L ieutenant in the M arine Corps.
crest of hill $1.50 and costs.
la
i proved futile up to now but Ma on ,»• i led by Mrs. Long + 10U.U0. zill will be c.ish uw aids.
Napalm , tlic incendiary ingre
A pplications are still being ac
G eorge S. Sim m ons No PVC dient which roared out of w a r
Deans ul the three luw
a
test
Well is being drilled on the I'hv lu x t m eeting « ill be held at
perm it $100 and costs
tim e flam e throw ers as a jet of c. pled fin flight training, th e | >1.1 well property in hopes of a I.ithia Park .A ugust 7, w ith a «hoot« ni O iig o n will nam e a
com m ittee <>i ju d g e- lor tne con-
A lfred D. S urivald no license searing fire, is being t-c: verted Navy said. High school gradu I .noil' ad equate supply of w ater.
picnic lunch at the noon hour.
ii-sl, ,u cording to h ich u id A.
$1.50 and costs
by the A rm y into a harm less ates, 17 through 1 9 'j. w ho want
The gas com pany from Ash
w«ich, p resid en t of the ass«Ktu-
to learn to fly are urged to w rite
Lillie B. O 'B rien void foreign all-purpose liquid soap.
land is installing n r u gas lines / i f .
lion,
i lie tit an m e Oi karuio Jo h n
t
Y
eu
n
g
in
o
p
ie
the
Naval
A
viation
C
adet
S
elec
license 1.00 and costs
tlolii.'. U niversity of Oregon, Eh
Right m otives given pinions to tion Board, 1311 E xchange B u ild the en tire lenglh of first street.
Roya 1 S taley passing when
tenie
gene, bay I,. S m ith, W illunu-tte
S everal home ow ners on the
) ji y
thought, and stren g th and free ing. 117 M arion St.. Seattle, Wash
view not clear S2.50 and costs,
« nivci.-.ity, Salem ; and Jam es W.
tu
et
w
ill
be
happy
to
have
t;.r
■
of
of
young
people
A
num
ber
ington.
dom to speech and action.
bail forfeited.
Craw
bud,, N o rth w estern College
installed for dom estic p u rpose'.
enjoyed
a
he Methodist Church,
A num ber, of new homes an oicnic >ipp » Thursday night, at oi Law, I'ortland.
Two groups of law g rad u ates
being erected, anil rem odeling, ic I.ithia P ark in Ashland, After
are eligible for the contest, it
painting and general improv,
i • pc.nic they attended the was pointed out to Mr. W etinet,
m ents of several properties ‘s un
>,.nl concert, held in the park, by M. 11. Liz, P o rtlan d , will d ra lt
C ontinental A ssurance Com pany
W 1 1) I IKE T O INFORM
derw ay.
rim se at ending w ere, Carol Zed mg contest ch a irm an for the a s
ks r, l.cla S herm an, D e lo r e : sociation. One includes all 1046
O C R MANY PATRONS
. i , Ju n e II tuffm an. Donna graduates of the U niversity of
A N N O U N ( ft,
he
•
H trl.k
M ane F u rrier, Oregon, WillaiiH'lte and N orth
A N D IR IF N D S T H A T —
.Jetty .Williams, Ju d y and J e rry w estern law schools reg ard less of
th at
lo id tilg i. G len Williams, Rod- w hether they have been adm it
ted to tin' O regon S ta te Bar. The
C u lm er and Daily
• •v Twertell, tieo rg e Baylor, Leo other
includes ¡til atto rn ey s now
i
Quinn
Je a n O’C onner was u practicing in the state who w ere
The
first
C
h
ristian
Endeavor
C ab
Conference, un d er Friends au s guest of the group. Rev. Alice grad u ated from 1040 to 1045, both
pices, to be held in S outhern May W oollev and Mrs. Gen«' inclusive, from schools eith er in
Oregon, began Ju ly 15. The T al vieve Holriridge acted ¡is «diaper- Oregon or out of state:
Those p lanning to e n te r the
ent. Medford and S prague River >nes.
W ll I HI Nt FT O R T H 111
Is The New D istrict A gent
contest m ust file an application,
C hurches are in charge of the
1 Mr. W enner said, w ith Erz whose
F or This A rea
cam p, which is located on the V e te ra n s M ay Still
KNOW
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AS—
address is T ru st C om panies’ As
I
west fork of Evans Creek. The
soeiation of O regon, 325 S. W.
conference is fam ily style. Third iLnlist in tira d e
F ourth Avenue, P o rtlan d 4.
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CAB
The U nited S tates zYrmy Re
F o r Life and C asu alty Insurance in the
and fourth graders are in one
A pplication forms and contest
class; fifth and sixth graders in cru itin g S ervice a t Room 1 Post ! rules m ay be obtain«'«! a t the
C ontinental, contact . . .
the o th er of tfie D.V.B.S. m orning O ttice bldg, M edford has ju st re 1 A shland B ranch, Mr, W enner
classes.
S ev en th graders and up ceived new en listm en t re g u la I said, or by w riting to association
Y o u c a n 't i l l 'p h o n e
are in the upper division class. tions from the W ar D epartm ent i h ead q u arters in P o rtlan d .
M em bers of the state associa
7.1 r. E a rl, M edford
These classes consist of a m is authorizing tile en listm ent of a n y ; tion are Bank of C alifornia, P o rt
sions class tau g h t by Howard and oischiiigeu v eteran in a grade land; F irst N ational B ank, B aker;
Ju lia Pearson, m issionaries who com m ensurate w ith his prior se r First N ational Bank, Eugene.
—
for
real
cab
service.
M rs. X elie B u rn s, A sh lan d
are soon to re tu rn to Bolivia, vice and train in g regardless ul Fn t N ational Bank of P o rtland
South A m erica; a Bible class the previous th ree rnontiis «lead and u p state branches; Pioneer
| T r u s t ’Com pany, S alem ; P o rtlan d
■ tau g h t by Joseph Reese. Oregon line.
Telephone
Telephone
Capt. R. V. A nderson said to T rust and S avings B ank, P o rt
Yearly M eeting Supt., a C h rist
A shland 6261
M edford 7285
Thanks,
ian personality class tau g h t by day, “Tile R ecruiting Service is land; T itle and T ru st C om pany,
Jearl
Reece? and a m usic class now able to offer lifetim e s«'cur- P o rtlan d ; and U. S. N ational
CONTINENTAL ASSURANCE COMPANY
( lift Ciiltner
conducted by Joyce Perisho of lty and good jobs to qualified Bank of P o rtland and its u p state
branches.
CONTINENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY
Pacific College. Work crew s are technicians who have been dis
in charge of Evert Tuning, p ast charged uver 90 days. This new
or of the S prague River C hurch. authorization is attra ctin g the
Mi
Edw yrd F. A rm on, professor of highest cuhbei m en and m aking
religion at Pacific CiuR-gt- and tin- new R egular Arm y a real
pastor of the West C hehalem Opportunity for early retirem en t
FLEA ANO lOUSt
F riends C hurch is the evangelist w ith a com fortable incom e.’’
POWDER. Mir»«« DDT
Men who have been discharged
The C larion G irls Q u artet from
! Pacific College have the special . mce May- 12, • HM5 are « ingibie,
; num bers in song. A fternoons are m r en listm en t under this new
! given over to recreation directed plan providing they en list for
by Helen zYntrim and M ary Mc- three y e a n and are qualified in
one of the job specialist categor
iC Iintick of Pacific College,
i George Bales, pastor of T alent ies th at are needed by the R egu
F riends C hurch ,is the groun Is lar Army.
THE
All veterans' are encouraged to
m anager; Milo Ross, pastor of the
contact
the
A
rm
y
R
ecruiting
S
e
r
M edford F riends C hurch is the
PERFECT
dining hall m anager; head cook vice on W ednesdays and S a tu r
is Carolyn Adams .assisted by day« at the A m erican Legion
Agnes H ackler and Effie Irwin. hall at th eir earliest opportunity
G IF T
Mrs. K erm it B eougher is the to qualify for one of these vac
c h ild re n ’s evangelist. P atty P e r ancies.
isho is d irectin g the D.V.B.S.
classes.
( lit e a
M abel W in sto n T ak e s
T he first meal was served
M onday evening, Ju ly 15, the A ver D ean o f W om en
H A Y N ES G U T
last to be served M onday m orn
Mrs. Mabel W inston has taken
ing. Ju ly 22. Mail should be a d aver her new responsibilities as
< I R i ll ICATE
dressed; Friends Confer e n e e, >V gi tra r and Dean of W omen at
S am ’s Valley, Oregon,
he “'o u th ern Oregon College of
md
let the recipient choose
ilducation. Mrs. W inston brings a
< ,a f_ ii
rich background of experience
from our stock of fine jewelry
and train in g to her new post.
She has served Oregon S tate Col m il g ift' denis .
IN S U R A N C E
lege for m any years as A ssistant
Dean of W omen Her keen under-
handing of yo u th and in terest in
(heir total personal d ev elo p m en t'
STANDARD COMPANIES
zill give zest to stu d en t activities
t the S ou th ern branch of the
See
•Ta..' System of higher educa
tion.
.J. F. EA’.VETT
Mrs. W inston has been very
38 East M ain — Ph. 7865
ictive in AAUW work and is now
SotiZ/irrzz 1'iieific W a lih
ervint: as sta te p resident for this
irgariization. She is frequently
hnftectors
cjilled upon to advise and to
peak to youth, civic, and se r
vice organizations.
r, t r T)
S
faient improves
A! S^rebter Addition
3 Jthia
S
P:
Friends Planning
First Conference
CLARENCE EARL
3 3 4 1
Travel to SAN FRANCISCO
while you sleep !
Eire - Auto - Theft
KAYNES
JEWELRY
"JS p. ip , Arrive
sexf m trn in g
le a ve A stilo
San F ro n tis ti
C ertainly th ere’s no easier, more comfortable wey to San ira n -
cisco than this. You board a train here. Enjoy a good night’s td< ■< p
in an air-conditioned Pullm an B right and early next m orning
you’re in San Francisco.
The train also carries a chair car to San Francisco.
Jf your destination is Los Angeles, you connect w ith the luxu
rious stream lined San Joaquin D aylight through the San Joaquin
Valley arriving in Los Angeles a t 7:40 p. m., or the Noun Coast
Duylight arriving 9:55 p. m.
Next time, try the train to California.
EVERYSODY’S TALKING!
ABOUT
J o n e s Je w e le rs
North Plaza
65 N. Main
Precision R epairing
Jew elry
In s u ra n c e
S*P
‘you can depend on”
0 Automobile
• Fire
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tor good health.
E verybody G an F ind
their favorite vitamin proilucts in the complete vitamins sections
at WLsT ERN I HRII 1 S iO R I. in Medford.
E verybody W ho Shops . . .
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Finds Medford’s Lowest Prices
Finds A uthentic Vitamin Inform ation
Finds Medford’s Largest Variety. ’ •
Over jo o kinds and sizes
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30 Nort h C entral
Phone Medford 3S74