í Southern Oregon New* Review, Thursday, A p ril 24, 15,47 Mr. mid Mm. A m ul 11.ill visited relativ es in I’m tlu n l tins past w eek. Mr». II ill 1» o in 1 and up v ia to r of < lam '» B eauty shop. Mis. C laylun Cullen ha.. Ix e n in ehurge of the shop dn nig l.i 1 wh- serwe. Joe Fader Presides .it Business ¡Meeting ■ quote “I Wish th ere was soine- ixxty aro u n d here th at would , m ake him (George) hustle so th at J-. uiv days or in pos- Miss M arie P rescott, Mr. and Grizzly ru n n e rs did them selves lim ited th e •csbon at any om tim e T here Is Mrs. Jo«* Fader, and Mr. and Mrs. proud w hen they no bag lim it, how ever, for w hite- Royal G ard n er atten d ed t h e C avem en’s score some 10 points m i o i I J o ' V ai l e 1. m eeting from A shland , less th an w hen they m et with i Mrs. Eric W eren will be hostess The m ini 'turn length l> m l foi Medford. to the n ex t F o rtn ig h tly study club B ELLVIEW SCHOOL NEWS trout is six n. hes e x c e p t th a t i ll This y ear the Grizzlies have m eeting, M onday, May 5. Mrs. E Oak G rove’s baseball team will 8 -inth h u r t wi!i prevail n that part of tlx i i n i f.icKenzie rivi i come to Bellview T hursday, A pril qu ite an unusual com bination in E. Vail will give th e hook review, Ixdow Bine river; that p a rt of the 24, i i play both the boys and both ru n n in g and field events and Mrs. S. J. Bailey will present U m pqua liv e r and trib u ta rie s lie- girl? team . The B ellview team Such of these are the Nelson-Le- I the sh o rt topic. low highw ay bridge at S cotts­ played Lone Pine. M onday, April Blanc p air who pole-vault the • M onday afternoon, A pril 21, burg; th a t p a rt of tile K cgye n v e t 21, and the girls won by a score sam e heighth and do the 440 was guest day for the study club, and trib i.’. a i !«•« below th e .’" irry of 48 to 9, the boys lost six to w ithin a h alf second of each o th ­ w hen each m em ber brought a Hole n ear the head of tid ew at' r; nine. er. A nother p air is J e rry Randles guest to th e hom e of Mrs. W. W. and ir ad oth«r w aters trib u ta ry The school has purchased a and Lew ie L anger who throw the W illiams. Mrs. G. P. King gave to the P u /f lc Ocean south of the com bination phonograp It a n «1) th e sh o rt topic, on B ew are of C olum bia river. ______ radio from th«* proceeds tak en in discus. It seems th a t they ca n ’t fam iliar sp irit.” Mrs. O. C. Bj«,r- S aturday evening at the Bellview b etter each o th e r’s distance e x ­ lie played tw o cello num bers, A D rivers License E xam iner is grange hall, w hen the stu dents cept in the last m eet w hen R an ­ titled, “B erceuse” and "To the scheduled to be on du ty In A sh­ presented the play, “Black S am ­ dle.-, th rew it 130 ft. I'-» in. to evening sta r.” She was accom ­ panied at th e piano by Mrs. land, M onday, A pril 28, 1947, at bo.” Net proceeds of th e plav L anger’s 122 ft. 5 in. th e C ity Hall betw een th e hours totaled $133. B aseball equipm ent While w atching George ru n his F ran k Davis. Mrs. C arroll P ra tt review ed the of 9 A M . and 4 P. M., according will also be bought w ith this m ilt race against the G rants Pass to an announcem en t received money. pnklcrs th e o th er day, I was book “M other A m erica”, by Pail- from th e S ecretary of S ta te's of­ MRS FR A ZIER ELECTED talking to Mel Johnson, th e G -P os P. Romulo. fice. P.T.A. DIRECTOR coach, and I feel th e sam e way Try th* News Review Classi­ P ersons w ishing licenses or ; Mrs. C. M. F razier was elected anout G eorge as he does. He said. fieds tor results. p e rm its.to d rive are asked to get as one of the directors of Jackson in touch w ith th e ex am in er well county P aren t T eacher associ»- j ahead of the scheduled closing tion, last W ednesday a t the co u n ­ hour in order to assure com ple­ ty m eeting held in Prospect, tion of th eir applications w ith a i Mrs. W. R. G lass of M edford m inim um of delay. was elected presid en t; Mrs. Ben Day, vice-president; Mrs. L. W. Monuments and markers. See Smiley, secretary; and Mrs. Jo h n Burns Memorials. On the Plesa. Larwood, treasurer. Trout Season Is Open April 26 The Reverend Earl D ow ning ol ,he C hurch of Ctiim i »pviii ... .n (|Uy and T uesday 01 thin .»«< in P ortland. Mr». J. r„. «’. * o.i coinpaiiled him 11s l.ir u» Ju n . ti ,1. C ity, w here »he visited w il’i >.1 The trout season op iii ■"•'• h sister, Mrs. W illiam llice. day, A pril 2b, in «Tiost ’ a utem ol the sta te ••»Ml w ill e x ic n i *fti.i O ctober la E x ception« to tn e general op ning m e to be found list-«! in the otticiat synnp.• *•■ of a n g lin g »egui it.oii , punt.-m copies ot w 'lltli u 1 <>■•' a \ . “ . Mrs. Weren Will Be Host to Study Group ■w Jewelry Is a Lasting Gift Baby gifts th at will be trea su red forever are now available. "Miss M ignon’’ bracelet sets Lockets and rings. S ilver sets, baby cups and Spoons. Sheldon jjetael'uf, Watch Repair * Jewelry Repair Ashland Engraving Phone 7131 k If all the harvested ert pland in the United States were equally divided betw een each ntan, wonrtn and child, each would have approximately ¡wo and one-half acres. This is about the size of an aver­ s e city block. It is 330 feet square. From this small area each of us gets his wheat, cotton, corn, rice, tobacco, vegetables fruit and simi­ lar crops. in Western Europe (including Germany) cropland pet person amounts to only .7 of an acre. In Asia it is only .5 per acre. a*»*» » V» » ~ y o u r Ilf« depends on la n d ., .you land depends en conservation Thus, hough the American figure seems small, the comparison empha­ sizes the richness of our agricultural production as compared to that of the rest of the world. It also high­ lights the importance of productive land. Since we started farming in the United States we have ruined around 1/2 acre per person—based on present day population. Another % an acre acAs is in serious condition. We need the whole 21/2 acres. It has tcgproduce efficiently to do its job. There’s one sure way of getting efficient production . . . and thar. through conservation farming. Co: sexvation can save what we have an build much o f the land ruined i years past. The farm service of the First N tional Bank of Portland is workin with farmers throughout the stat in the interests o f soil conservatioi and better farming methods. Fir? National farm field men work dost ly with your county agent and you. loca’ A gricultural Conservatio; Committee to the end that the late and rhe most modern methods I made available to you. 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