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Southern Oregon News Review, 1 liurxil.iy, Januar) y, 194-
SOUTHERN
OREGON
NEWS REVIEW
i Basketball
Basket
League
'Gets V nderway Sat.
,
.. y.».CA.
church basketball league will
again be played S atu rd ay a f te r
noon, Jan u a ry 11, in the ju n io ri
high school gym nasium . R egului .
Carryl H. Wines and Wendell D. Lawrence, P ublishers
league play will begin on S u tu r - !
day, Jan u a ry 18.
WENDELL LAWRENCE. Editor
Tile Y.M.C.A. basketball league
started th eir praetiee p relim in ary |
Entered as second-class mail matter in the post of lic e at A sh
gam es last S atu rd ay aftern o o n
land, Oregon, February 15, 1935, under the act of Congress of
Ja n u a ry 4, w ith the follow ing
March 3, 1879.
team s playing gam es.
The C ongregational "A ” team i
defeated the M ethodist "A " team 1
Recreation
by a score of 20 to 17. N azarene
H arold Bishop. D irector of Physical Education at Southern Oregon “B" team lost to the P re sb y te ria n
10 to 5, and the M ethodist
college has outlined a com m unity recreation program which offers team defeated the Episcopal boys
every individual in Ashland a chance to participate in some tspe of 10 to 4. C urtis Vail, C harles
Adams, Lew is L anger an d BUI
recreation.
Bissell w ere official tim e keeper,
Bishop pointed out that recreation includes! everything from view score keeper and referee for the
mg modern art to checker tournam ents.
gam es S aturday.
According to Y.M.C.A. se c re t-'1
Lithia park, which is one of the showplaces of Southern Oregon, is
ary,, R. N. Pletcher, th ere are s till'
also an im portant com m unity recreational asset. However, as Bishop
. places open on these church
pointed out, all the recreational assets of the com m unity which include teants.
any boy 9 to 13 years!
the park, the school playgrounds, the trained athletic instructors at the of age not now atten d in g any 1
1 1 1
l a
c i .
. l ,. . r „ . I Sundav school. Boys not e n ro lle d '
schools, the two gymnasiums, the Armory, the golt course, the riding I
[u)W and
trails, and the natural scenic beauty of the region are not being utilized wjs|ies to play should enroll in
and will not be utilized until a coordinated community recreational som e S unday school at once and
Published every Thursday by
THE SISKIYOU PUBLISHING COMPANY
167 East Main Street
Ashland, Oregon
program which reaches all ages ,s instituted.
every S aturday aftern o o n
Bishop suggested that the various agencies of the community which foi. t[ie next sjx or eight w eeks
today are paralleling one another in an attem pt to solve the communi-
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ties recreational problem get together and coordinate their efforts in left M onday for S eattle to atten d
order to have a strong program, one that would reach every individual, i the N orthw est C anners associa-
This would mean th at the YMCA, the churches, the schools, th e i* lt,n convention d in in g tin s week
civic organizations, and various interested individuals pool their 1 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
time, resources, and talents in order to better serve the city, the youth
of the city, and the older people of the city.
The program would be sustained by a one-tim e community drive,
which is the same as that suggested by C ity Councilman, John Nosier,
last fall. This would do away w ith the countless drives w hich now be
set the citizens of the city. The plan as suggested by Nosier, would be
partially self-sustaining. This would work in well with the program
which Bishop has in mind.
Bishop, who has been appointed head of the Chamber of Commerce s
recreational committee, seems to have found a solution to the recreat
ional problem, which is facing every American city.
If the various groups in the city will get behind the plan which has
been prepared by Bishop and will work together for the complete and
greatest good of the entire com m unity, and will overlook small d iffe r
ences of opinion, caste, and creed, Ashland will have a recreational
program which will meet the needs of every youngster in the city from
sif to sixty. And for those below six there will be nursery schools.
One of the advantages of living in Ashland which the Chamber of
Commerce in Ashland is stressing concerns the recreational possibili
ties which this area has.
People in Ashland can live a full life if they will get together and
develop those recreational possibilities.
Congregationalists
Re-Elect Officers
Mill Wood
Fuel Oil
Gunter Fuel Co.
2 ) j 4th St.
Phone 5751
88SK
HERSHEY’S
AUCTION
SALE
Each Wednesday .
at
7i00 P. M.
1100 Oak St.
Farm Sales A Specialty
Phone 2-1496
M em bers of the C ongregational
church a t the an n u a l m eeting
held at the church, JanH ary 1, re
elected the m ajority of church o f
ficers for 1947 from the sam e
group w hich had served during
1946.
Mrs. C. H. W ines was reelected
m oderator; Chas. Hodgins, tre a s
urer; Mrs. H enry M etz .secretary,
Mrs. Sadie S tratto n , financial sec
re ta ry ; Mrs. M arjorie B arekr,
S unday school su p erin ten d e n t;
Mrs. Je a n Sw anson, assistan t
S unday school su p erin ten d e n t;
H enry Galey, and Mrs. Phoebe
G reen Trustees; Don Spencer,
deacon; and Mrs. C. A. Van De-
W alker, deaconess.
C arryl Wines, W’. J. ColJis, and
G len Prescott w ere am ong the
trustees whose term s had not
been com pleted. W. T. B iickey
was am ong the deacons who
w ere carried over. Mrs. W ines
was redesignated choir director
and Miss M argaret R am say, o r
ganist. The Rev. E. P. B orden Is
m inister of the church.
A d in n er was served during the
¡afternoon Some fortyfive m em -
1 bers attended.
IN COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF JA C K -
SON
In the M atter of th e E state of
JOHN E. HANEY, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
th at the undersigned A d m in istra
tor of the E state of Jo h n E. H an
ey, Deceased, by v irtu e of a n O r
d er duly issued out of th e C ounty
C ourt of the S ta te ot Oregon, for
the C ounty of Jackson, on the
17th. day of D ecem ber,
1946,
will sell at p riv ate sale on the
prem ises on S atu rd ay the 25th
day of Jan u a ry , 1947, at the h o u r
of 10:00 o'clock A M., to the h ig h
est bidder for cash all th e right,
title, in tere st and estate w hich
the said Jo h n E. H aney a t the
tim e of his death, had in an d to
the follow ing described prem ises,
to-w it;
B eginning at the Intersection of
the center line of the C ounty
Road and the E ast side line of
W alker A venue, in the C ounty
of Jackson, S tate of Oregon
from w hich the N orth w est cor
ner of D.L.C. No. 45 in T ow n
ship 39 S outh of R ange 1 E ast
W.M. bears N orth 388.60 feet
and W est 1257 feet; thence
South 0 degrees 07’ E ast along
the East side line of th e said
W alker A venue 974.24 feet to
the S outhw est corn er of the
tra c t of land w hich w as a c tu a l
ly conveved to P. A. V an Nice
and C. E. A bbott by W illiam
Jones and wife, see Vol. 78,
Page 1, Deed Records of said
Jackson C ounty; thence East
5.26 chains along the South line
D a te d and f u s t p u b lis h e d
of th e c e n te r Im e u l 1 ■ t u n ii f
of said ABH.dt and Van Nice
nt
A s til.u id , (»111,011,
l» e i'iu i> o i
tra c t to a point m idw ay be
ly t.u a u tim i u n
26,
1946.
tw een the E ast and West tines
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tin 1 col; tluuet* N orth 0 degrees
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N orth 8:1 degrees .id
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dllf. tiu l i l t dllU b m
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along said ce n te r line 346.25
NEW M ATTRESSES
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FACTORY TO YOU
C ontaining 7.725 acres, m ore 01 1 »Hong Hiv I..I i i »1 U ne »-I v im
less.
Rei A v e n u e o o l
H e i l o i tm
OLD M ATTRESSES
ALSO, beginning at a point I p o m i o i lu R in m u R t»t m e imu»
MADE LIK E NEW
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33’ East 346.25 feet from tin I e w o in
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actuaU s e o n \
N orthw est cornel ol th at tract
(o R. A . V a n N a i .u n i I , E. a l l
ot land actually conveyed by
REED’S
boti by W illia m Jones a lio
William Jones and wife to I* A.
sec V o lu m i' o t, page I
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Van Nice and
E. A bbott, see
MATTRESS CO.
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said Jackson C ounty; thence
a lo n g th e S o u th lin i' o l a id A t
South 0 degrees 07' East par.il
liu t i and V an N ice l i a i t , (tie n i
let to the East side line of W al
N i i t t i il degrees Ui W i t l a i 1? I
ker A venue 974.24 feet, m ore or
tie t,
th e n ce
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less, to the S outh line of the
th e n c e
N o rth o d o g i ei s
07
aforesaid Van Nice and A bbott
W c ; l i i feet (hence North 88
tract; thence East 5.26 eham s
degl e
3,)' VV i l - i l i le i'i to the i
to the S outheast corner thereof;
p i.u e ot beginning. C ontaining !
thence N orth U degrees 07' West
■I a c n s, m o re o r less, s u b je c t to |
974.24 feet, m ore or less, to the
center line of sat.l C ounty T . I. I), as. i s o .i nts
Road; thence N orth 89 degr. e- Term s an.l C'liid
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J J ’ W est along said cen ter lin e 1,
T e n pei r e n t o l the p u ce
346.2ft fe e t to th e p la ce o f b e - 1 bidden so.ill I
pa I a t th e time
ginning. C ontaining 7.725 acres, [ot sale . i l ihe 1 da,ice of the
Jones Jewelers
m ore or less,
am ount bidden 1 1 be p a id on tin '
E xcepting therefrom the fol- ’ c n f lr m a . on 1 ; ;',d e i >
1 aid
Pi. i m u Ki p o, m'
Jew elry
lowing described p: p 1"
C ounty C ourt S.d l -ale will hr
N o rth P in i. i
65 N . M a in
Begi 'm ug . 1.. lib iiiici , 11 I'1 subject to confirm ation >1
section of n 1,11,11 tine of the i a b o v e enfitl. I C ourt
t . . i d m e East side '
C ounty R
line of W . r. . A venue, in the ; ,
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C ounty . . k.son and ¿ t i n
Oregoi , h u m w hich the N o rth -!
w est ci 1 nor of D.L.C, No. 4ft in
T ow nship t l S outh ol Range I
East of the W. M. bears N orth
388.60 h i t and West 1257 feet;
A iR )L I \ I I . \ M I . \ S , 4m l skic ’H i I k research h.is p ro ve n ( lin t
thence South 0 degrees 07' East
n
w c i m i v to r . good health.
along the East .side lino ot W a l
ker A venue 598.49 feet fot the
point of beginning of the land
herein conveyed; thence East
694 feet to land now ow ned by
i l i ir lav o riti* v ii iin n p ro iiu c tv m ( lit co m p le te iii. iin iu s w ttio n s
C. B. Haney, thence South a
.11 W I S H K N I I I K I I I S I D R I III V ie d lo rd
long the West line of the said
Haney land 218.75 feet to the
N ortheast corner o f the East
erly p art ot the 4 acre tract
now ow ned by A. F. Sim m ons,
Sou hern ( > ie g o ii\ V iia u iim 1 le a tlip u r t e ii . . ,
thence West 277 feet; thence
l i m b M c tllo rd S ! u n n i Prive»
North 156 feet to the N ortheast
l i m b A u th e n tic V ita m in In fo rm a tio n
cornet of the N ortherly part of
1 im b V lc ilto .il s I a r g o t V a ric tv .
said Sim m ons tract; thence
liv er J00 kimb ami sizes
West 417 feet along the N orth
line of said Sim m ons trac t to i
the East side line of W alker '
A venue; thence N orth 62 75
feet to the place of beginning. 1
P H O N E M E D F O R D 3874
30 N O R T H C E N T R A L
C ontaining 2 acres, m ore o r 1
le n ; and
B eginning at the in tersection I
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Now as the New Y ear gets under way, let us take this o p p o rtu n ity to thank you
for y o u r patronage.
A nd to wish you the best ever in the New Year.
Also to rem ind you th at you will have heating problem s in this y ear as in the
p ast year.
L et us 'convert your p resen t heating system to oil NOW.
These burners are economical, clean, safe. They burn all the oil, thereby re d u c
ing the fire hazard. No soot to collect in your pipe or flue. We gu aran tee p erfo rm
ance and w orkm anship. We will convert your saw dust b u rn er, range, wood or coal
heater, or furnace to oil.
Thus A.r fttrv« mechuntç
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To those "D oubting Thom ases” of the A rm y’s "M ake It a
M illion” cam paign, let the record speak. W ith attain m en t of
this goal the A rm y is fulfilling its new slogan of "40,000 Good
Jobs A M onth” in order to m eet con stan t changes in stren g th
of the R egular Arm y, Sgt. C ornish C. S o u therland ol the
M edford United S tates A rm y R ecruiting Office, sum m arized
in a rep o rt issued yesterday.
It is g ratifying to know, S o u th erlan d rem arked, th a t the
p atrio tic citizens, the ex-servicem en, rem em bering the debacle
in peace negotiations after the first W orld War, volunteered
the teeth to Win p erm an en t peace in,W orld War II. S o u th e r
land revealed th at 1,000,000 m en volunteered in less than a
y ea r of the initial drive began, m aking an average of 83,000
a m onth.
S o u th erlan d em phasized the R egular A rm y needs 40,000
m en every m onth; these are necessary to fill the ranks left
vacant by df®;harge of She sh o rt-term enlistee.
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137 NORTH PIONEER
PHONE 8611
ASHLAND, OREGON
th a t
young
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where. ”
/VtOE RAKOE OF SPECIALTIES
Phone 21101
Happy New Year
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P. O. Bldg. M edford, Room 1
JOE FADER, C hairm an
GUY A PPLEW H ITE. A ss't C hairm an
F ln b o ia tiiii m th educational
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o llie e r) pn in ’ i <• n 'b a t, in a d d i
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le w tra in in g ,
w ,iicb i .ife re d to muny men who
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such |..'i'i.'ili t> as ra d a i techni-
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a t o r a n d repai l inen, communica
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e le c tric a l ami m echanical a ir c r a ft
I'ligihei j te lev i ■ " -ip e ra to r» an d
m any others
“ T b i'ii' is u m lii'im ed ly an e n o r
mous fu tu re in c iv ilia n and com
m e rcia l a v ia tio n "c o n tin u e d (ra n k
and name o f o tlice r) “ Y o u n g men
can be-! p re pare themselves for
careers in th is g ro w in g in d u s try
l,y e n lis tin g in the A rm y A ir
ForccR. T h e y w ill not o n ly receive
the finest possible training, but
they w ill also he paid w h ile they
are le a rn in g
I’ h id i education w ill
cost them n o th in g , and they w ill
receive th e ir fond, clothes, and
q u a rte r» f ree
“ Under th. Gl Hill of Rights,
they may also attend either a col
lege or trade or business school
at Government expense after they
leave the Army
“ It’s an opportunity th a t’s pretty
hard to beat,” he concluded.