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*7<4c Sauihesut
Form erly The
Southern Oregon
M iner
S3 per Year
2 Years for S3
pT«‘
NEWS REVIEW
j.UU PER YEAH
Police Dept. To
Hold Educational
Safety Campaign
Óletftm.
A S H L A N D . JA C K S O N C O U N T Y . O R EG O N
i
M ISS M A SO N A T T E N D S
L lô n M H ï A SSO C . M l l I
» m iss C o ra iviason, c u y l i b r a
rian, aueiiuuu m c •itiin annual
Pacilic iso rm w est d u i a r y sia»v-
ciation convenes in v aocouvei,
it. C., S eptem ber i, a, ano uto.
Schools Enroll
150 Additional
Two Ashland Women
Elected to Offices
Thursday, September 19, 1946
See The
F irst Football
Gam e F rid ay At
W alter Phillip* Field
Voi 13, No. 29.
Complacency and Poor
Planning Hurt State
Mrs. M abie R. L o w th er and
Mrs. M aude M arske both of A sh
Superintendent Leland P. Lirin land w ere elected to offices of
M iss m ason s ta te d in a i
toe announced m is week tn a t rcso- the Jackson and Jo sephine C o u n
ty W om en’s C h ristian T em per
th e m e ol m e c o n ie re n c e
la n d P u b lic S ch o o ls e n ro lle d m o
_ I ance
at a . . bi-county
m eet-
L.101 a rie s lo r a n e w A ge
a m m ore students, or 14% over, »»ton-,
. . . Union
..
.. .
W ill Spend Tw o W eek*
h o p es to be ab le to a tte n d tin day than w ere enrolled by m e ! 11?*5 be d .h ,n RM^h^OI< t s 1 | h <?
Tw o Speaker* T h i* Week
leaching Proper method
n e x t m e e tin g w nicti w in pro- end of m e lirs t week a y e a r a g o ., cb “ rcb o i , tbe B rethern, T hursday H E C E P T IO N A N D T E A FO R
Agree On Methods Of
O n t b ü r t AU 1MUH MUMUAY
Ot T ra ltic Conduct
ouoly be lieiu a t a u n V aney, »na
Lincoln enrolled 327 M o n u u y ,l°
1 viS‘<T :
Creating Better State
R.
L
ow
ther
was
isrneai
tiaycox,
O
regon
au
tn
o
r,
an
in
c
re
a
se
ol
66
o
v
e
r
last
..........
M,ti
M
ab,e
no, n e x t y ear.
S tressing the fact th a t only
'“f
. ..
¡ w J m n X ï ï h S l T g 'w S î d ’ X ;
P resid en i; Mr*. Maude was en tertain ed a t a reception b e
An ed u c u tio n u l cu tn p a ig n to t
through cooperation and p la n n
touch A sh la n d p e d e s tria n s anu
töre tne u ia in b v r 01 C om m erce ing
could Oregon hope to advance
d riv e rs uiiKe th e p ro p e r tr u tln
b an q u et a t tne nom e ol ivir. anu
high lias an incn
in d u strially .ag riculturally, and
co u resies b eg an Uns weeK accord
vice-president;
Mrs.
Ju
lia
G
reg
Mrs.
f
r
a
n
k
Van
u
y
s
t
,
on
r»ar-
stu d en ts and the a e n io r nign ory, M edford, recording sec ret
nig to C ln ei ol P o n c e c . P. ta i
garu in e stree t, guests presen t as a recreatio n al area. Two well
M rs. A r th u r P e te rs, M rs W. U. school shows an increase in e n ary; and Mrs. G eorge A nderson, were: Mr. and Mrs. tsen Com oaru, know n O regon speakers ap p e a r
' nt.
ent ol dl students.
ed before A shland audiences to
The educational program will M organ, und M rs. W alker iron) rollm
Pass .treasurer.
u r. tueorge H un, Or: ano Mrs. | convey
Mr.
Linn also slated th a t th ere G rants
a w arning ag ain st letting
w
a
sn
in
g
lo
n
seno
o
I,
r
a
i
e
n
t
follow the plan ol instructing
Devotional
services
w
ere
con-
Elm
o
Stevenson,
Mr.
and
»virs.
driv ers in the proper m ethod or T e a c h e rs A sso ciatio n ; M rs. ho y w ere m any stu d en ts still unable ducted and Mrs. Jea n B yers ot iv .u iia rn Mealy, o r. w. W. Weiler, tne fu tu re tak e care of itself.
S peaking M onday n ig h t to 150
}••*« th e ir su m m e r jo b s an d A shland sang d u rin g th e pro- ’ Mr. and Mrs. R obert Douge ano
m aking U-Turns, 01 double park P eck, H orn L ificoin, m i s C. »... | to
be c-nioiling a little later. gram.
people
a t m e an n u a l C nam ber of
mg and w hen and w here not to F razier, Mrs. f r a n k Van u y k e will
Mr. and M is. W endell L aw rence.
In order to provide an a d d i
The n ex t bi-county convention »»or u ourves w ere serv ed oy C om m erce b an q u et E rn est Hay-
double p ark , the dangers ot pull and Mrs. Wm. Reagan from m e tional
class room at Lincoln will be held in G ran ts Pass.
p ro m in en t Oregon novelist,
nig aw ay from curbs, and stop City P.T.A. Council and Mrs. V.
m e hostess, M rs F ra n k v an u y g e cox,
condem ned th e com placent a tti
H. Wines, who rep resen ted the scnool m e space form erly occu
ping ut p ed estrian lanes.
A
lte
r
tn
e
C
n
a
m
b
e
r
01
Com
Mrs. Jam es M ackie retu rn ed m erce ban q u et the sam e persons tude of O regonians. He pointed
P ed estrians will be notified Ju n io r S enior high school, attenu- pied oy tne cafeteria will be used
th at anyone indulging in the prat cd the Jackson C ounty council ¡ lo r instruction. Linn poin ted out last F riday from L akeport, C ali were guests ol Mr. and Mrs. n . E. o u t th a t p ractically nothing was
lice of jayw ulkng uutum atically P T. A m eeting and school 01 th at along w ith the building to fornia w ith Mr. M ackie w ho had G ouge a t a tea. A d d itio n a l g u ests being done to bring tou rists to
su rre n d ers lus rigid of way to tin instruction, W ednesday, S ep tem replace the W ashington school it been at the hom e of his sister in a t m e D odge nom e w e re Mr. ano Oregon. He also stated th a t the
is em p erativ e th a t the Lincoln Lakeport.
people of th e sta te w ere n o t p la n
passing vehicles. According to ber 18, at the G range hall ir. school
»Mrs. W inston M arks.
be
expanded
in
the
n
ear
n ing the s ta te ’s fu tu re, and thus
Robert
Ervin
arriv
ed
last
W
ed
C
entral
P
oint.
C hief T alen t if it is evident that
w ere n o t attem p tin g to control or
Mrs. H. H. George, P resid en t of tu tu re, The b asic achool su p p o rt nesday to visit his m other, Mrs.
the people of A shland desire
guide the states g ro w th tow ard
m ore strin g en t m easures to stop O regon C ongress ol P are n ts and , un the N ovem ber ballot w in be C. P. Shore. E rvin was ju s t re
th e type of state or com m unity
juyw alking the police d ep artm en t Teachers, trom ^Portland and 1 u definite help to A shland in cently discharged from th e U nit
w hich was a p leasan t one in
Mrs. H vrshd Obye, Vice- presi- m eeting its' expansion needs.
ed S tates Arm y.
will be glad to cooperate.
teacher* Entertained
w hich to live.
Mrs. B. F. H ollingshead of
The educational cam paign will d en t of D istrict No. 8, w ere
and W ebster C ity, Iowa passed aw ay
Haycox, who is w idely know n
last for a pet tod ol two weeks. Il speakers and instructors. A b u s t-1 School b o a rd m em bers
as an a u th o r is also w ell know n
eir wives en tertain ed the A s h -. S eptem ber 10, 1946. Mrs. Holling
is being b rought about T alent ness m eeting preceded the school th
I*, • . «4 public
kit 1 L I 1 / , . school
■ »* z^z k 1 teach
4 »» z» 11 »»*••»
i Lk
k is « a —
- sister
• . ■ 4 -
E Mrs.
.
Z
land
ers a t I a O 1 ] z shead
of
C. ' F1
P.
D alton W. H ershey and A rn as a sp eak er; the speech w hich
lia II U L n u l l ,
4
r
said because of the existence of of I instruction
old
B. L ockhart, both of Bend, was p resen ted here M onday was
Shore.
Lunch
was
served
by
the
Cen-
reception
W
ednesday
evening
in
n atu ra l factors here w hich othei
the P arish House.
Oregon, began o p eratin g a City a speech especially p rep ared for
com m unities do not have, p a rti trai P oint G range.
Roland P arks, principal of J u n
Bus Service ,in A shland, M on th e C ham ber of Com m erce.
cularly steep and narrow side-
ior H igh School, acted as to ast
day, S ep tem b er 16.
streets and poor alley entrances
T rades B ureau S peaker
A ccording to H ershey, first few
m aster for the an n u al occasion. 1 V T „ 4 i _ „ _ i
which necessitate the use of U
C hairm an F ran k J. Van D yke N d tlO I ld l C h a r t e r
days
operations
w
ere
even
m
ore
tu rn and som e double parking.
th e W ednesday n ig h t m eet
welcom ed the group and extend-1 S atu rd ay n ig h t at the Civic th an they had expected and they ing A t held
T alen t stated that the police
a t th e L ith ia coffee shop
are
very
hopful
th
a
t
th
e
service
cd good w ishes to all of ih e teach C lub House th e A shland A ctive
d ep a rtm en t w ould recom m end to
of the A shland C ham ber of Com
ers for the com ing year. R esponse Club, composed of th e young can be continued for. th e benefit m erce and the T rades B u reau of
the city council th at certain street
,, □ ..»!•• v
,1 o u l° V an D yke’s talk was given by m en of A shland was p resented of A sh lan d ’s tra n s it line patrons. the P o rtlan d C h am ber of Com
corners be cut back and w id en
V rom an and R. R-1 S u p erin ten d e n t L eland P. L inn, th eir C h arter and affiliated into
T he bus com pany is a t p resen t
ed, and th at free parking space Bob V rom an,
fa th e r and s o n | E rvin Lesser, band in stru cto r; 1 the A ctive In ternational. T h e o perating w ith a p erm it from the m erce w hich has been touring
be provided w here possible.
S o u th ern Oregon. K. C. Eldridge,
respectively, and also re sp e c tiv e -• pja yed lw o tru m p e t solos an d C h arter was presented to the
T he m otorcycle patrol will be ly v eteran s ol tw o w o rld w a rs ,, c in fo rd W illiam s, of the L incoln Club P resid en t Earl Schilling by city, as they d id n ’t th in k it feas ch airm an of the P o rtlan d trad e
ible to get a fran ch ise from the and com m erce com m ittee re ite r
u sed as m uch us possible to aid announced th at the N orth M ain ! staIf sang several num bers.
il Bob Moore, F irst Vice P resid en t
in the educational cam paign and H ardw are, located a t 89 N01 tti 1 £$oar(j m em bers this y ea r a re P resid en t of A ctive In tern atio n - city a t this tim e, Wm. Briggs, ated H aycox’s statem ents.
city atto rn ey said.
Eldridge, w ho was introduced
m .|hon M m ^M rei t“ ' A M h ^ ’d o s í i ^ ‘n
T " m ’ bysiness on! F rank J. Van Dyke, G erald Wen- al, of S acram ento, C alifornia,
The bus a t p re sen t operates on by S enator Earl N ew bry toast-
•nd on M ain stre e t At tn t C io je i^ a tn ^ a y , kjçptemix.,. 21.
1 n e r, M rs. M ern Provost, Lloyd
- Officials
-
of the C lub w ere in Siskiyou and N o rth M ain, stop- m aster for th e occasion, em pha-
weeks ' According to Al V rom an who I • g C . ^ , l L y n »»v«z-1
of th e c a m p a ig n tw o trnff.i
D aul
n u l
F 1 r-\ n o 1 1
an ¿ P
Finnell.
stalled by A ctive In tern atio n al to H ersh ev 8 a n d T o c k h a H ^changes ' sized th a t if O regonians w ere to
hence, violations ut tin ti .u n e i |las ßeen a resid
_ en t of the
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Rogue 1
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R epresentative, H ow ard Miles, of in the s c h e d S e aSd ad d itio n al i create a d ecent sta te io r th eir
code will result in arrests or ci- j n ^ v e rv ä lle y for the' p ast 35 years,
A
berdeen, W ashington.
ch ild ren it was high tim e for
la t ions.
; I hey decided th at A shland hau
F ran k Van Dyke, A shland A t routing will be m ade if th e m a them to begin plan n in g th a t
m ore possibilities th an any o ther
the state, an d to follow th ro u g h on
torney, T oastm aster for the ev en jo rity of p atrons desire
com m unity in the region and so
ing, introduced th e honor e d change.
those plans.
i they decided to go into business
L ockhart was in th e navy d u r
guests who were: Mr. and Mrs.
Eldridge pointed o u t th a t co-
here.
Dr. W alter W. W eller, D. V. M • Wm, Dodge, Doctor and Mrs, El- ing th e w a r as a radiom an. He
I The store is located betw een announced this w eek th a t the mo Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. Bob served overseas in th e S outh P a - caV en s of th ^ '- ta te ^ a n d 4iai°a.^
Joe L. F ader, principal of the ( t|,e A shland A uto P a rts and the A shland V eterinary
lertnary hospital h ad Moore of Sacramento, California, cific thçatre and wajj disçha|0eX « « .ih e - ,. o re eS li O eW it» d io i
W ashington scnool, was reeleclea C layton M otor com pany.
T ty .m o v e d into iU new locatum ut Howard MI les ot A berdeen, Wash in F eb ru ary 1946 He is m arried
O regon p e w , so aicrç
p resid en t of the Jackson county tw o story building was bought by H ig h w a y 66 ju s t beyond W alker ington and M r an d M rs ’MeAl-
and has one boy 3 ‘/i years old.
" I’m p reaching th e gospel of
u iv isio n oi tne O regon Educa- the V iom an's last spring from
A venue. lister of M edford Oregon.
H ershey also operates the city fellow ship,” E ldridge said. "We
"o o ai Association a t a m eeting S cott Reed. T he h ard w are store
F orm erly located at the in ter-
M cA llister gave the Key note bus line in Bend, Oregon.
should have a d eep er know ledge
ol the o rg am zaton held at boutn- ,s located on the ground flooi section of Iowa tftid Siskiyou the speech of the evening which stres
of o ur various com m unities p ro
c in O regon College, aeptem oei
and there are th ree ap artm en ts V eterinary hospital was tran sfer- sed th
o rta n m ' of a young
vnnne
the e im n portance
blem s so th a t we can w ork to
and lOtb.
on the second floor. Mr .and Mrs. red to the new location in o rd er m ens Service club to the com-
g eth er.”
Monody, Scptem bei 9th, the a i V rom an and d au g h ter Bt-i- t0 gaJn m ore space and m odern m vnity.
la n o n
R alph Koozer, p resid en t of the
ui gan iat.o n discussed and voted niece and Mr. and Mrs. Robert : q u arters. The hospital has seven A shland A ctive C lub C h arter n O m e E TOIll J a p d i l
H ighw ay 99 association pointed
T S et. M elvin L. C onley, « ¡a ¡
„ a d s w ere th i
,received
• to this areas
A. S tie et .re
c e iv e u an
a „ honorable
nunc,«.»»e . g re a te st d - ra w • back
discharge trom th e A rm y lasi fu tu re gro w th and req Uested th at
vvceK ai f o r t Lew is, W ashington. I
p o rtiand group a jd jn develop
m odeled last spring.
have individual ru n w ay s and are iams, A ndy Johnson, Bud Silver,
Conley had been in th e arm y , ,ng the H ighw ays of th e ir area,
the Jackson county em isión
The h ard w are store itself is equipped w ith sterilizing lam ps Dick De Mcrs, K eith Haines, over tw o years and got m ost 01 1 L y ndell N ew bry, rep resen tin g
ui th e G .E . a . snouiu oe 111 the finished in knotty pine. A inez- for bacterial Diotection
W endell L aw rence, Bob Vrom an. ol his train in g b eto ie going o v ei- N ew bry o rchards, p resented each
spring of th e y ear, in order to co- zannine floor extends over h a lf
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<na« a a» t C
1’a am
m n p R
K obertson,
nhprtsnn. A ik
rk an
an-
.
Roy Peck, Ken H arris, Bill seas
of th e 37 m em bers of th e visiting
incide w ith the a iu ic O .t.A . elec of the re a r area of the store. On REBEKAHS WILL RECEIVE
B lackm er, K enneth Jones, Don sas. He has spent th e last eig h t delegation w ith a gift box of
tion.
this -—Y-.
floor will
...... be , household
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, | STATE
..
- PRESIDENT FRIDAY
ovais,
Sears, vruiuuii
G ordon i M
y j iller,
iih
C harles een m onths in Yokonom a as pears.
T u e sd a y , S e p te m b e r 10th .elec tid e s , china, porcelain, and pot-1
Hope R ebekah Lodge No. 14 M iller, R obert L ugar
clerk of the personnel section of
Peaches and apples from the
tio n of o in cers w ere niauv, w nh tery. The office is also on this will be the recepient of an of-
H onorary m em bers: W illiam the M ilitary Police.
orch ard of M ayor T hornton W il
th e fo llo w in g b ein g chosen:
floor.
ficial visit by Mrs. M arion Wil- Healy and H ow ard Miles,
He is visiting his bro th er, Ray ey w ere used as tab le decorations.
G lenn Linn, M edforu junior
The m ain floor will offer cu s son, p resid en t of the R ebekah
The evening e n tertain m e n t end
high, vice p resid en t; tte rtn a L. tom ers the reg u lar hard w are Assem bly of Oregon, F riday, ed w ith a dance following the Conley an d lam iiy in G erber, Each m em ber of the P o rtlan d
C alitornia, and o tn er relativ es in group was also presen ted a gift
M cKinney, Gone Pine, secretary item s. S everal islands and a m od S ep tem b er 20.
banquet.
D unsm uir, C alifornia, tnis week, i
sa j^ an£j p p p p ^ shak ers w hich
treasu rer. S elected lor one re ern istic shelf arran g e m e n t p e r
7727
I
w
ere
m ade by L each’s m yrtle-
presen tativ es w ere Alt M ukvold, m it good display and easy ac
wood factory.
Rogue R iver, north zone; Mabel cess to the m erchandise. W in
V arious ex h ib its w hich w ere a r
Ru bedew .G riffin creek, w est dow display space is obtained
ranged ab o u t the b an q u e t room
one; Jac k G ardner, A shland zone through utiliation of tw o w in
and in the hotel lobby included
Nina C arton, M edford one. OEA dow s fronting N orth Main.
| According to Coach F ra n k O - in ad d ition to those alread y m en
delegates will be W. V. Hay,
T he V rom ans plan to special
I Neil A shland high m entor, th ere tioned alum inum boat an d tan k
Eagle P oint, and M aude R obin ize in retail h ard w are sales. L a
' are a lim ited n u m b er of reserv e from th e O ak stre e t ta n k and
son,, M edford, altern ates being te r w hen m ore goods are avail-,
' seats still on sale w hich are on steel, and tom atoes and canned
Mrs. H alverson, M edford, ano able they m ay branch ou t into
One h u n d red and tw enty-five S haron S atterlee, Jesse
Shaw , the forty y ard line. In terested foods from th e B agley canning
B ertha H askins, Sam s Valley.
som e of the sidelines which so
H eading standing com m ittees m any h ard w are stores have to boys an d girls of the class ox 1958 J Susan Shively, L anny Shum an, Ians are urged to p u rch ase these com pany.
1 said "gooa b y e” to th eir m o th e rs ! D onald Sim pson, P atrick Sim p- before F rid ay s gam e w ith Co-
will be G areth G oddard, Jac k so n day.
M onday m orning, ¿September i son, S haron S lettin , Cora May Qtiille, w hen reserved seat sale
ville, nom inating; H a rrie t Eite-
L ighting is through n natural
atu r
m iller, Gold Hill, legislatve; Lyle sources aided by fluourescenl
• e s c e n t 1 KJ- 1 hey w ere off to th at big a d - ( Sm ith,
A lfred S outh, C harles c-loses.
S pencer, J e rry
reserved seat costs $4.00 in
Lndley .Phoenix, m em bership; fixtures. T he color schem e of the venture, school ,and they were [ South, L arry
Flora Stokoe .Talent, hospitality; n atu ra l wood trim m ed in red, going to pass through tne d o o rs : S tubblefield, S h erry Taylor, Mike eluding tax. This assures spec-
W illiam B ow erm an .M e d lo r d , to g eth er w ith the S panish red 01 education for the first tim e. | W alker, Jessie W illard, Jim m y tato rs of a reserv ed se a t for all
program and organization.
They w ere as happy as could W right; Linda W right.
io u r home gam es, C oquille Kla-
floor and ...............................................
the light colored walls
C oquille w ill m eet th e A sh
be; looking forw ard to m eeting
u
, m ath Falls, Y reka and M edlord.
create a p leasa n t interior.
their firs t teacher; excited at t h e 1 B eginners at the Lincoln grade
T ickets can be p u rch ased a t land G rizzlies here F rid ay n ight
thoughts of learning those inter-1 scho° lnc uded:
the "A shland S p o rtin g Goods in the season opener. The gam e
esting things, reading and w i t - 1 S h aro n Louise A bbott, C harles S to re” any tim e d u rin g store w ill begin at 8:00 p.m. u n d er the
lights on W alter P hillips Field.
ing; but, no, not tne M others. A Allin, G ary
A nderson, Gladys hours according to O’Neil,
This y ear's Grizzly team wll
lum p sw elled up in the th ro at ol B arger, R ichard B arksdale, R uth O’Neil also said, "preseason
be one of the h eaviest ev e r to
A
re
p
resen
ta
tiv
e
of
"T
railw
ays
each
m
other
as
she
kissed
her
Bean,
M
arvin
Bibby,
G
retta-T
in
a
dope
looks
like
w
e’ll
have
a
,
Bob B row n, form erly ot Rock
p
little boy or girl "goodbye."
i B lankenship, Ju d ith Bounds, Jo an large atten d an ce at all home tram p le th e local gridiron.
Island, Illinois, announced this Bus L ine" spoke to the Bellview
P robable startin g lineup for
This
is
the
w
eek
th
a
t
M
other
Marie B rady, P atricia B rew er, gam es, so we urge you again to
G range, T uesday evening, Eep-
week th at ellectiv e T hursday tem
F rid a y ’s gam e will include:
b
er
17
H
e
"ex
p
la
in
e
a'"to
tne
I
*ost
h
er
little
boy
or
gill.
For
b
e
-'
R
ichard
B
urger,
E
ldeane
Burgess,
purchase
a
reserved
se
a
t.”
m orning he would be p ro p r ie to r G range w hat T ra ilw a y s p ro g ra m ' gm ning on M onday tne boys and C harles C ham bers, R obert C ole,, The first home gam e will be
C enter, George F u llerto n ; left
and m anager of the cafe which w oulu be il the franem se, w m eh « " Is w ere no longer ju st little M a d m e
guard, Bob LeB lanc; rig h t guard,
M
axine
C
rowson
P
at
I
here
F
riday
n
ig
h
t
w
hen
th
e
Griz-
was form erly know n as P e te s
are seeking, is granted.
i "°y s end girls ,they w ere fast be- £ u Im e r
M aralyn Daly, Jo h n | lies m eet Coquille.____________ _ D ean Boyer, left tackle, J e rry
Lunch. He will change the nam e they
D ecker; rig h t tackle, Je rry R an
B
ooster
n
ig
h
t
for
the
G
range
1
com
ing
m
en
and
women.
DBle.
P
a
"
l
D utton, R oberta El-1 -
to Bob's Lunch.
dles; left end, Bill M ontgom ery;
w
ill
be
S
eptem
ber
30
and
tne
|
T
he
m
en
and
wom
en
of
t
h
e
,
RnS™"»
R
onda
L
ynn
Elliott,
Don-
Brown purchased the cafe from
rig h t end, J e r ry M itchell; left
evening
w
in
begin
w
ith
a
coverea
class
of
58
who
en
tered
the
first
aid
Foote,
Linda
Florence,
Bai-
Bernice N u tter who has been op
half, Ed B eare; q u arterb ack , H ar-
dish
d
in
n
er
a
t
6:45
p.m.
Each
g
ra
d
e
at
W
ashington
school
in-
b
ara
Je
a
n
G
rab
er,
M
argaret
eratin g it for the p ast few years.
|
ry K annasto;
fullback,
Louis
H andaaker, C hester H a rp h a m ,,
Mrs. N u tter plans to continue m em b er is to invite a guest who eluded:
5 i L anger; rig h t half, F red W ilkins
is
eligible
for
m
em
bersm
p
in
th
e
'
A
lan
B
ailey,
R
obert
B
arger,
Ci"1
ld{l5!’
H
artshorn,
Albert
H
art-
v^orking a t the cafe.
j I or E rw in W ilkinson.
«s
Brown
is m arried and has o ra n g e . Mrs. Delia tnlow and Lyle B igham , D onald Bulbs, well, M arjorie Louise H unsinger,
Mrs.
Ada
B
yrd
w
ill
assist
Mrs.
B
ruce
B
urns,
A
rd
ith
C
h
ap
m
an
,,
R
oland
K
elts,
S
haron
Ann
Kes-
Rep
o
rters
three children, tw o boys and a S. J. C hurcn on the e n te rta in - F lorence C hilders, K aren Coch- 1'
" ‘* N ancy T™
P
ling.
Louise Jeffries, Car-
girl. The fam ily is presently liv
iley, S hirley j ole
A
nn
Lindsay, j Ju
d n ith
M j arks,
F
ra
n
k
lin
Con
m
ent
com
m
ittee
for
the
evening,
ra
n
Conley,
me
n
n
n
Giimsay,
u
a
n
m
i
k
s
,
' ' D lir in o * T h k W e e k
ing ut Jackson Hot
Springs.
a n T he Home Econom ics C om m ittee • Gragle, B illy Day, Ju d y F a d e r ,' PiR ncia M cKinm s, P atsy Med-
LIMEY W ILLIAM SON an d h i s l i / U r i n » l l l l S IV e e K
Brown, who has been w orking K at
Miss E liabeth D entler, S tate
naqt w ill include Mr and Mrs. W alter Lyle F ierling, G oldie G ravese, lock, M ichael Moser, Ju d ith Mills, | d au g h ter enjoying the circus . .
the Plaza
Cafe for the
R obert M iller, B uddy M iller, BOB FRA ZIER practicin g targ et j R egent from P o rtlan d , spoke to
m onth, was an em ployee of Rock) Davis, L ydia Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Carol G ray B everly G row , Rich-
Island arsenal before com ing t o ; J- E. G ow land, Mr. and Mrs. a id H am m ond, H ank H am pton, D onalita M isenhim er, Billy Ray shooting . . . JO H N VON KUHL- j th e Mt. A shland C h ap ter of the
C larence G assow ay and Mr. and M eta H ansen, Dale H arper, Gver- M edlock, Ju d ith M urdock, W il MAN singing bass w ith the P ort- D. A. R. a t noon, W ednesday,
the west.
Newm an, land business m en ’s ch o ir . . . j in the dining room of the M eth-
Mrs. Noel H eard.
j e tt H eard, K arlos H eard, M ichael liam Nelson, C laud
M ichols Neil
N ininger, JO H N COLLINS also lifting his odist church. She gave interesting
F or the O ctober 1st m eeting Heizer, D onald Horn, M argaret M ark
Mrs. George F. P ark e r ol
Reedsport, Oregon and Mrs. E. F R alph B illings is going to secure Hull, Sondru Hutchison, Tuck Je a n n e A nn Norris, S haron Nines voice in song . . . B ILL YATES notes of »he N ational Congress
DON M eW HIRTER com
w hich was held this past sum m er,
M arg aret O viatt, Jack Penning and
M iller of Medford w ere in Ash- j a sp eak er who will talk ab o u t the R enc*a "-
telling of th e d ifferen t resolu-
land M onday on business. Mrs. I legislative m atters th at are to P atricia King, K aren Langlois, ton, Don P hillips, E lvin Rhoads. m enting on ERNIE HAYCOX'S
B en
L om bard, Billy M artin, Jo an n e S m ith, B etty A nn Taylor, speech . . , EDWARD R. MITCH | tions th a t w ere passed.
P ark er is a guest of Mrs. M iller .b e voted on N ovem oer 6.
ELL su b stitu tin g for one police-j Mrs. W. A.
S tratto n , local
Elaine M illett, David M itchell W alter T eeland.C harles Thum p-
in Medford.
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Mrs. M. P. Bailey of E u g e n e 1 H ugh Reeves is planning a trip Douglas M itchell, M arilyn Mitch- son, S h aro n K ay W atson, S usan m an afte r an o th er . . . MR. W IL- ch a p te r regent, announced th at
spent the w eekend in A shland at to Idaho in the n ear future. He ell, D oneta Olsen, Bob O rcutt, L ynn W eller, Jac k W ilcox, A llen SON agreeing to w ear th e tie he th e C h ap ter w ould hold a m eet
the hom e of h er parents, Mr. and w ill visit w ith friends and rela- Donnie O rcutt, B etty Ja n e Ru- W oodley, Cecil W oodson, C a ro l1 b ought at the ASHLAN D AUC-1 ing, F rid ay a t tw o o'clock in the
Mrs. B. C. G u n ter on G ra n t a t tivas In C ouncil a n d Boise.
I der, Jo y ce S chm altz, Lae Seitz, S usan L ininger, G ary Holm an. I TION YARD W ednesday rugjit. 1 P arish of th e Episcopal church.
I’TA Representatives w,„c„ ? , , .... suU« aun J
Hold Meet Wednesday
h,Kn “ab an inc,ease ui a '
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Bus Line Begins
City Operations
Ashland Club Gets
North Main Hdwe
to Open Saturday
Veterinary Hospital
Moves to Hi-way 66
Joe L. Fader Again
.Association l’rexy
ivlelvin Conley Comes
j Some Reserved Seats
The Class of 1958 Begins
I Left O’Neil States
Its First Week of School
Coquille Plays
Opener Here Fri.
(Pete’s Lunch Is
Now Bob’s Lunch
Prailways Present
Plan to the Grange
DAR Meets Twice