Oregon New» Review, I huisiEiy, Augukt i f , 1946
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Local School Bells To Ring September 16 ABOUT YOU PEOPLE
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W ith Faculties Complete; Program Given
According to L eland I*. Li
su p erin ten d e n t of schools ,the
A shland Public Schools will open
M onday, S eptem ber 18. This da i
is uniform throughout the county
as the week prior to this date all
teachers are atten d in g ilu o .
R everend
Irving
Ford and
fam ily of O akland, C alifornia
visited R ev v eren d G ordon Lind-*
say and fam ily this w eekend.
R everend Ford is pastor of G race
C hurch in O akland and d eliv er­
ed th e m ornin gserm on at the A s­
sem bly of God church Sunday.
Mrs. Nelle B urns and Mr. and
Mrs. B. J. K rug spent S unday
w ith Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Ford
m D unsm uir. C alifornia
gional m eeting at S o u th ern O re Sponsored G en eral m eeting,
gon College.
M onday, Sept. 16, 9:45 a.m.
T he com m ittee is p resently try ­
S u p erin ten d en t Linn report; S iuool opens.
ing to buy a m obile w ater tank
the following staff has been s e l
M onday, Nov. 11, A rm istice and sp rin k ler w hich will be useu
ected for the com ing year:
Day Holiday.
to get the tu rf back into good
A dm inistrators: Leland P. Linn
'lh u rsu a y , Nov. 23-29, Thank.. condition.
S u p erin ten d e n t Earl Rogers, high giving Holiday,
C h a rte r M em b ers Can Sign
school principal; Roland P rk
Friday, Dec. 20, 3:00 p.rn.
Now on hand in th e C ham bei
Jr. high school . principal: Edith C hristm as V
Vacat
of C om m erce office are m em b er­
acation begins.
Bork, Lincoln school prin cip al:
M onday, Dec. 30, 8:45 a.m. ship blanks for 200 ch a rter mem
Joseph Fader, W ashington school henool Heopens.
berships a t $50.00 a fam ily. These
principal.
W ednesday, Jan . 1, New Years m em berships will be good foi
Teachers: thigh school) M ary Holiday.
tw o years.
A cceptance will be
Ellen B artlett, Com m erce: Louise
Friday, Jan . 17, F irst S em ester open until O ctober 1.
Brown, English; R. W G a rd n er, ends. 85 days taught.
C h a rte r m em bers will pay no
Shop, G erald G astineau. B-'lo»» ( M onday, Jan . 20, 8:45 a m. Se- o th er dues or fees from the offi­
and A thletics; Edith Good, Chem- cond S em ester begins,
cial opening of th e course until
istry and Physics; E rvin Lesser. ! M onday, A pril 7, S ta rt Week a period of tw o years has passed.
Band: junior and senior high Spring Vacation (O.E.A. Conven- The $50.00 m ust be in cash.
schools; M arv M cLarnan. H >r-i | tion in P ortland, A pril 7 & 8/
O tto W ilda, S o u th ern Oregon
By Vern« Athanas
j Economics; F rank O ’Neil. P E
Friday, May 23, Last day of college in stru cto r is at present
D orothy U nderkofler. P. E ; Flor School for grad u atin g Seniors.
designing a clu b house for the
We're leading off this week,
ence P rybil, Spanish and Eng­
Tuesday, May 27, 8:00 p.m. course.
with
the work of two men
lish; Oscar C. B jorlie, Voe.-’l S enior High School C om m ence­
The old club house which wa:
m usic; Virginia H am m ond, M ath m ent.
b u ilt 10 years ago, is a 20 by 30 whose music has lived long after
English; Mrs. H. B. Collins. Soc
their passing. The first is bats
T hursday, May 29, 10:00 a.m foot wooden stru ctu re . Mowing
ial Science.
.hose, and
J u n io r High School C om m ence­ eq u ip m en t, trac to r
Waller, a great fat black man
Ju n io r High: G ladys Cook. Art m ent.
sp rin k ler system is being turned
who
played a piano like an ang­
P. E.; M vrtle C hapm an. Social
T hursday, May 29, Sch o ol over to the new golf corporation
el. He could have been a great
Science English; Leslie G ran t. P Closes. 89 days tau g h t for a total by th e old golf association.
E.; Edna Kennedy. Social S ci­ of 174 days.
concert pianist, had not his first
ence; M ildred M illion, English: (Friday, May 30, M emorial Day)
love been the native American
V. E. M ittag, Shop; Ethel Reid.
jazz form. His album, waller
Math.: K athleen Sm vth. L ib rary ,
on T H E ivories , is a fine col­
English; G avlord V estal, M ath.;
lection of hit best. It includes
Eldon C orthel, Science. P. E.:
Mrs. Rogers, Home Econom ics
among others, rocking chair ,
Lincoln: Florence A llen: L il­
According to C B. Cordy, the GEORGIA O N M Y M IN D , and B A ­
lian Nicholson: M. B ettv Pov'elt-
county agent, h o rticu ltu re, the SIN STREET BLUES.
B ertha Stevens; Neva W est: C lif­
M em bers of the form er Ash- six th cover sp ray for control of 1
Glenn Miller is another of the
ford W illiam s: Ingrid P vlvam j en
(|l | land Ooil Association, headed by codling m oth on pears and a p ­
W ashini’ton: Erm a Boh
men of music who just can’t
ples should be com pleted on Aug.
’
1
Jo
h
n
D
augherty,
endorsed
the
iana K Bond: Eugenia C->r-nn
be. His mellow trombone blew
ot reopening the Ash 24. Cordy suggests using th ree lbs
Eunice H ager: M argaret Lining program
land
golf
course as o u tlined to of arsen ate of lead or th ree lbs.
er: A leta L uchterhand: M-<4«"’ them last F riday by Jo h n Collins, of C ryolite, on e-fo u rth lb. collo­ both sweet and hot, and in the
pre-Sinatra days, his list of
M itchell: M arie P rescott: A ll'’'-
head of the C ham ber of Com ­ idal 77 and one q u a rt of stove oil
F W illits; S ecretary. G lenna E m
swooning
damsels set a national
per
one
h
u
n
d
red
gallons.
This
erce’s recreatio n com m ittee.
M itchell.
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In a letter w
hich the form er as- should be added in quick succes- record. His album includes tux ­
Calendar fo r School Year 1946-47 sociation sen t to th e city council sion to p artially filled tank in the
edo J U N C T IO N , LITTLE BR O W N
M onday to T hursday, Sept. 9 T uesday of this week they stated o rd er listed, a few drops of p r e - ; ju g , in the mood , ( w m e there
to 12. Four Day Regional C onfer­ th at hey w ould gladly c o -o p e ra te 1 v en tativ e horm one m ay also be was a number), and m o on ­
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ence at the S outhern O regon C ol­ w ith he city and th e C ham ber ol added.
light serenade .
lege of Education. (These are Com m erce in g etting the c o u rs e ! This p re v en tativ e horm one us-
back in shape, and recom m ended ed to p re v en t drop, has given
I realize we’re running to pi­
counted as days taught.)
anists this heat, hut these boys
T hursday, Sept. 12, 4:00 p.m. th a t the lease be granted. The sp o tty resu lts on A njous; some-
association presid en t is D a u g h e r-. tim es good and som etim es bad.
P rin cip als’ M eeting.
are hot. There’s the new collec­
F riday, Sept. 13, 9:00 a.m. New ty, P. R. H ardy is sec re ta ry -tre a s-1 If used on A njou and Comice it tion by Frank Froeba, aptly en­
urer,
m
em
bers
of
the
board
ol
should
not
be
expected
to
p
re
­
T eachers m eet in Jr. High School
titled back room piano , and
L ibrary. 10:00 a.m. B uildi n u directors include: I. C. Erw in, R. v en t drop for o v er 18 days.
E. Poston, M. D., J. F. E b erh art,
W hen the horm one is used on featuring
such numbers as i
m eetings. 12:00 Lunch - A.T.A. and
H arvey A. Woods.
Bose and Nelis it is g en erally ef- (
wonder w ho ' s kissing
her
The course, w hich was inspect- fective for a t least 30 days. An
now
,
it
’
s
a
sin
to
tell
a
l if ,
ed, last F riday by several m em - application of horm one betw een
bers of both organizations, is in {Septem ber 5 and 10 w ould be sugar blues , and down by
! fair shape. The fairw ays, accord- wel1 tim es unless th e trees w ere
NEW MATTRESSES
T H E OLD MILL STREAM .
FACTORY TO YOU ' ing to Eldon S cripter, who pre- su fferin g for m oisture a t th at
These are played in strictly
Iviously m anaged a golf course, time.
barroom style and you can hear
OLD MATTRESSES
are not in as bad shape as was
On Bose and N elis th e hor-
MADE LIKE NEW
expected. The use of the course m one ls gen erally effective for
the tears splash in the suds. And
1 as a pastu re has k ep t the black-
least 30 days. An application
leave us not forget da one, da
New Box Springs
berries and poison oak off th e b etw een S ep tem b er 5 and 10
While They Last
only, da original, durante /
fairw ays. The greens will need a w ould be well tim ed unless the
You don’t have to be a fan of
lift and some reseeding.
| tr es w ere su fferin g for m oisture
P lay will be resum ed on t h e , at th a t tim e. If d ro u g h t condi- his to appreciate his infectious
REED’S
course this fall if p resen t plans tions are anticip ated , apply the
nonsense.
Listen to his inka
m aterialize.
L abor will be th e 1 horm one to Bose in th e sp ray de- dinka doo . {He borrowed da
MATTRESS CO.
g reatest problem w hich will face scribed above and rep eat about
492 A St.
Phone 6271
last note from Crosby— an’ boy
th e com m ittee w hen work actual-1 S ep tem b er 10.
A irplane applications have giv­ was be glad to get rid of it!)
ly begins.
en resu lts com parable to ground
The line forms a t ...........
application.
One and on e-h alf lbs. of Zer-
late or K ar Bam w h ite added to
the sp ray described h ere will p re ­
v en t certain storage rots in Nelis.
MELODY
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ASIII AND SENIOR IIK .II SCIIOOI
1946 lo o ih .ill R ucrvcd Sc.it» w ill go on s.ile approximate!«
AugoU i f t l i . A representative w ill cull on .ill downtown
|ili»inc»»mcn. .mil .1 ticket Iwmlli w ill lx- set up in the AMI*
I » no »eon 1 i n i . 1.000s sioK i lo r your convenience.
Charter Is Open
For Golf Course
Four Home Games
Ticket $4 .00 includes tax
Sept, an—COQUI I I E
Here.
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( let. il
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RURAL NOTES
THE MART
Phone 8011
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M r .and Mrs. O. P. P re w itt are 1
spending this w eekend in K lam -|
ath Falls.
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