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SOUTHERN
OREGON
NEW S R EVIEW
Published every Thursday by
THE SISKIYOU PUBLISHING COMPANY
167 East Main Street Ashland, Oregon
Carryl H. Wines and Wendell D. Lawrence, Publishers
WENDELL LAWRENCE, Editor
Entered as second-class mail m atter in the post office at Ash­
land, Oregon, February 15, 1935, under the act of Congress of
March 3, 1879.
MÍIIVUW 4 - U UIUO
. h I t h i h T s *» >♦ ni i i iz.es
L d U liU ll u u o n .e s
kesse» and between classes.
1 very school child should remember that all passenger, should be
within the vehicle, and that an excessive number oi passengers inter in » very tavoin m tin town
nicy vc unten ail lne punen
leres with the driver’s operation ot the vehicle.
QUillll.S QO W II.
Children who ride to school on hiwcles should remember that they / U l d s o it ¡»ccinS m i l l i » o c l l o l i
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c a l l v i c e s w i l l COIOC I n
are subject to traffic regulations the same as operators ot a.iv other
er jielcctioh.
v elude.
Children should remember that intersections are made in ordet .to v c a v e l l i . ill i a n n n n n a l i u i l l g o
m m i c i o u i a llilg n c y i n . i t .
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protect people crossing the streets, and that they should lx- used
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Muue nun turn uiut tu n nut
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Quoin me c aveman nevermore
d h u rrh
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nen.
The fact that a young returned veteran is working hard to establish
i business for himself and does not feel that he has the time to spend
>n municipal affairs is not a legitimate reason for a n u n ’s refusal to
un.
"If you want to get something done, ask a busy man to do it, is
i well known maxim. A young man who is busy building a home and
i business in Ashland should also busy himself with the affairs of the
.¡vie municipality, for after all his home and his business will be no
better than his city.
If this community is to grow and expand as it’s promise indicates,
it needs must have men of vision, ideals, and forthrightness in the
governmental positions.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
First & Hurgadme Sts
Re$. Gordon Lindsay. pasUiv
9:45 A. M. Sunday School witl
Sunday
9:45 A. M. Sunday School. 14 lleniy g McNair, *upci inlciidcn
classes with trained teachers and i , 11:00
, .nn A.
\ M. Morning Worshi|
Worship
a separate room for each class.
Service with special music and a
11 A. M. Morning Worship.
6:30 P. M. Junior and Semoi
I P. M. The “Assembly ot God i Youth Fellowship Services it
Hour" over station KW1N.
6:45 P. M. Young people s their respective rooms.
Evening Service 7:45
Christ Ambassador Service.
Midweek Service, Wednesday
7:45 Evangelistic Service 16
piece orchestra plays.
7:45. P.M.
We extend a cordial invitatmi
Wed. 7:45 p.m. Young Peoples
Service.
to all of our services.
Friday 7:45 P. M. Farm and
Victory Night.
f l iST M E T H O D IST C h b . i t h
Presbyterian Church
130 North Main
A friendly church for thoughtful
people"
Rev. George M. Shuman, Pastor
Labor Day
9:45 A. M. Church School for
,
.
Monday, September a, will again be Labor Day, the first ot the all ages.
II A. M. Morning worship with
ibortng holidays since the sign.ng of the Japanese surrender. This sermon by the pastor.
7 P: M. Young People's Society
ears Labor day should really reflect a Tribute to die Labor of Amer-
at the Manse .
:a, for one year ago on September a, the official signing of the sur-
ender documents with Japan took place.
It was Am ercan Labor, skilled and with the know-how of indus-
nalism, that made possible the signing of that document, just a year
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T he S u n d a y School m eets each
S u n d a y m o rn in g a t 9:-»a
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m o rn in g se rm o n is a t l i o clock
on the s u b je c t W n a t Is h w l m
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te r special m usic, ln e M etnouioi
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vvorsmp a t 6:45 P. M. H ie u n io n
v e sp e r S ervices, sp o n so re d
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m e A sh la n d M in iste ria l A ssoeia
lion, w ill be held in L itb ia iu :K
a t a p.m . Ur. G. VV. B ruce, w ill
g iv e m e serm o n on th e su b je c t,
1 W ill L ilt t p M ine Byes u n to
the H ills ■ Ur. G. W. Bruce, M in ­
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su p s tn ro u g n oui gi asp.
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Neighborhood Church
m ig h t re a so n a b ly b e e x p e c te d to
Congregational
ister.
e m a n a te lro m m e council ctiainb
i r s w in ch couiu sp a ie us all ol
Evart P. Borden, Minister
th is m isery. A h a lte rn a te route
CHURCH
OF
CHRIST
Sunday School 9:45, Mrs. John
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su g g e stio n w hich should
Earl Downing. Pastor
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Barker, Superintendent. Classes
Bible
S
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9:45
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with
certainly
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for all ages.
classes fo r a ll ages. L ie a l. tin
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Youth in Government
That young men should take a more established part in civic attairs
nd community government has long been a well accepted thesis.
That they do is something else again.
This community will soon elect three councilman. Somewhere within
his city are three young men who should consider it their duty to the
ommunitv to offer themselves as candidates for the jobs of council-
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B ellview , 6th, Jo e D ale, Bellview
R o ta ría n c lu b m e m b e rs vyeie
au ests oi the 411 c lu b m em b ers
H n irsd ay . B efore th e d in n e i w as
>ei veil a g u essing c o n te st w as
held, w ith the R o ta ría n gu essin g
the w eig h t of one of th e p riz e
H 'l' F A n d ie s a n d E lm er B iegel
t a d for the blue rib b o n in th e
co n test A n d ie s guessed 1127 am i
Biegel 1093. w h ile th e hull a c ­
tu a lly w eighed 1110 p o und
See R oqer C ram ab o u t y our
Life. H e a lth and A ccident In su r
anee policies
V-J Day, and Labor Day .It is right and fitting that the two names
u o m e synonomous, for it was the sons of American laboring men who
ought and died on the bloody beaches of this world to bring Japan to
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h n o i) u n lor dispatched with the express pui
ier knees. And it was the mothers and fathers of these young men who Monday evenings for work The
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abored to produce guns, accumtion, ships, and planes in order that improvements are progressing as the children undei Junio
m aterial becomes available.
age.
i2(,rVif.,. 11 00 A M. business venture, a conversation,
:he youth of America would have the tools of war with which to wield
The Pilgrim Fellowship will .
a romance. The city council
not meet during August.
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could upset these sadistic plans
i victory.
Sunday School and W orship, of Christian Virtucs.
M by rerouting the trucks In the | Some years
service at the regular time.
Evening S
( ¿ h “ t last analysis trucks could be un
Sermon,
I he Seciel oi v n iis i loaded
,.... , at ; the city
_(v limits
llinilJ1 .ind
and thl
the i ago the city
‘ i and The Purpose of God.’’
load trundled to the oppustte side ¡acquired a lot
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Midweek Service, 8:00 P. M.
of town in a fleet of city owned
Jay Walking
7* Gospel Meditation, KMEU, on wheelbarrows. I do hope the ¡on C street,
Tuesday
and
Thursday,
4:00
p
in.
council will have a less cum ber­ ’opposile th e
Marked pedestrian lanes are to be found at each intersection within
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. some plan. 1 shall await in a ' cit y w a r e
he community. Supposedly a pedestrian is within his rights and is
twilight of truck smoke for some house, for th»V
SCIENTIST
glimmer of hope from the city erection of a fire station The
.uaranteevl safe passage while he negotiates a street it he is within the
Sunday, Sept. 1, 1946
.
foundation walls were laid ami
Sunday morning service at 11 lathers. ____
narked lanes.
.
fo
rm
e
rly
loved his further work ceased for the lack
One
who
o’clock.
Subject:
Christ
Jesus.
In various states, including California, automobile drivers stop
of materials. In the meantime tin-
fellow men.
Sunday Sqpool at 9:30 A. x»l.
tall uncut has been nodding and
vhen a pedestrian is within the lane. Oregon drivers, rareiy indicate
Wednesday evening meeting,
kissing over the walls and the
I which includes testimonies ol young people.
lot has taken on the appearance
uch courtesy.
Services
at
7:45
j Christian Science healing, is held
Evangelistic
of an African jungle, infested
In this community there are so many people, including ourselves,
Sunday night.
i at 8 o'clock.
with vermin and constituting a
Tuesday night, regular evang­ file hazard. In the interest of de­
"ON THE PLAZA"
Reading Room open daily from
vho fail to walk across the street at the intersections that the motor-
elistic
services,
conducted
by
A
n­
j 2 to 5 P. M. except Sundays and
cency and health it is high time
st is really not at fault. He dodges pedestrians all the way down bis-
na Mae Wine. Service begins at to applv the torch.
holidays.
uyou, and Main street, and he forgets that there are particular protect-
Uncle Josh.
The public is cordially invited 745.
Thursday night, A prophetic
to attend these services, and to 1 message will be brought by the
;d lanes tor pedestrians, because the majority of pedestrians are not in
use the ________
Reading Room.
pastor on the 12th Chapter of
these lanes.
NEW MATTRESSES
FAITH
TEMPLE
’ ‘^Saturday night. Evangelistic
An example of what can happen when Jaywalking becomes the ac­
FACTORY TO YOU
Undenominational
batuioay n
cepted method of crossing the street took place last week when lour
Located at the corner of 5th Service, begins at 7.45
OLD MATTRESSES
Everyone welcome
MADE LIKE NEW and East Main St
small children started to cross over in the center ot the too block on
PROTECT YOUR
Leo C. Wine, Pastor
New Box Springs
Sunday School 10:00 A. M.
Last xMam.
HOME
While They Last
One of them was hit by an automobile and knocked to the pave­
Classes for all ages. Mrs. Leo
Ralph A. Foster
Wine,
Superintendent.
ment. The child was relatively uninjured because the driver ot the
Union Service Station
Morning Worship. 11:00 A M.
FROM EIRE
REED’S
During the morning worship
automobile was not travelling at an excessive rate ot speed. Had the
237 East Mam St.
hour the children meet in the
same thing occurred with a commercial truck and trailor job, or with
MATTRESS CO.
US I AN
basem ent for Junior church.
Ashland, Oregon
492 A SL
Phone 6271
C.Y.F.T. meets. Sunday even­
an individual who Was crowding the city speed limn, the child wool
ing at 7:00. A meeting for the
INCINERATOR
in all probability have been killed.
A program to educate the Jaywalkers is needed. The police depart­
WE HAVE THEM
ment has indicated that a sudden drive and clampdown on all Jay­
The Oldtimer
sez:
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Monuments
Marble - Granite
Bronze
burns agency
All Steel Wire Mesh
walking would not have as positive an effect on stopping the practice
as would an educational campaign, a warning period, ,and then, ar­
resting of violators.
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We re ready to cooperate, Ashland’s mam street is a dangerous place
with all the commercial traffic that passes through the city, and we
feel that Ashland’s Jaywalkers are citizens and should be protected
Education is the best protection. They will have to be taught that
the marked uuersecuon, ate safety zones and that the, ate sate when
those zones, both from t.alf.c and Iron, trnes .neurred because
only
JUST A REMINDER. . . .
TO CITY WATER USERS
$10.65
1. Do not use open hose or open faucets when paying for 5.000 to 15.000 square feet.
Use spray nozzle with hole not larger than */« inch in diam eter.
violation of a city ordinance.
,.im na.vn
We'd like to recommend that the city institute a strong campa.g
2. Do not allow water to run off your property on streets, gutters, alleys, or on
neighbor's property.
agamst Jaywalking immediately.
3. Do not have leaky faucets, water closets, or fixtures on your premises.
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Children and Traffic
W ith the opening of school September .6, it would be well if the
rootonsts of Ashland and vicinity would begin driving down b.skr-
,ou boulevard and N orth Main with the thought ever in then minds
that the city’s children are its greatest asset and that they must be pro-
Hundreds of children will begin going to and from school live days
cacii week
Every driver of a motor vehicle should exercise special care In cross­
ing intersection where children pass to and from school.
Every driver of a motor vehicle should observe the slow s.gns which
mark the appfoach to a school area.
'
Every 'school boy or girl who drives an automobile to school shouk .
SiM^SON
HA!>nWARE
OF ASHLAND, OREGON
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4. WATER MUST BE TURNED OFF IMMEDIATELY IN CASE OF I IRE.
6
merma m im *
5 HOUSES AND LOTS ON EVEN NUMBERED SIDE OF STREET WILL SPRIN-
' S o ts E S S
M
’ ONDS S DD; T
UM »EREO S.DE OF STREET WILL SPR.H-
'A
pOREST
F IR E S
S ^ r in S h ^ h o u r s Hom^OO a. m. to 10:00 a. m. and from 5:00 p. m. to 10:00 p. m.
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oTjrsric-saaiaamm»
6. DO NOT RUN CITY WATER AT NIGHT BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 10:00 P.
M. AND 5:00 A. M.
Those violating any of these rules may find their service disconnected.
Ashland City Council
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