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Southern Oregon News Review, I hursduy, Muy 8, 1947 The Jacksonville Miner Ice ( ream Social Follows Ball Game Sine Jacksonville idles Attend Meet icksonvillc, May >! The Fel low ship lu n ch eo n h eld a t Med lord c h u rc h May I wa? utU -uded I> v i s < 1.11 I . a I a ol tin Ja c k so n tile c o m m u n ity . A n n a W endt und Myi lie A rnold Were hostcsM' at on,- i.,i,ie :,i, 11,, B e a c h h< ) jm d Ja c k so n v ille , May 8 - ’flu He c re a tio n cluli la id an ice cre a m social a t the (lid C o u rt housi la w n S a tu rd a y e v e n in g aflei tin ball gaud- w hich I lie high school w on lio iu th e to w n team . A silv e r o ffe rin g w as ta k e n at th e close I I ' k d i In n 1 o i n i i u l te e . ol th e social. A ltei w a rd s tin y C a th e rin e W endt took p a rt in liste n e d to ttie g u est s p e a k e i, 1! tin skit p i e a n t e d an d sang tw o J S m itz, b ead ol the Mi d lo rd Y solos in n ab o u t .pi m g a n d tin M. C. A., Mrs I Jon K in g sley w as otic 1 wua about birthday«. At m c h a rg e . C o m m itte e m em ber.; ol file Itei iia tlo n C lu b also m et on ten d in g besides th e a b u se nil n tinned sseie A lice .Ylltehi iinoi e. M onday night. G e rtru d e Mai tin. U erm eci Gwi doll, N ora Y oung, an d N ellie N iedei nieyt 1 A m ong th e n u m b e r* w ho at ten d ed the Iio u ie m a k e i s F e s tiv a l Kirby Students See Historical Organ Ja c k so n v ille , M ay It O nci a gain Jo se p h in e c o u n ty school It, M e d fo rd th e la st ,,| A pt II W en lleli n Iteid, Neva Cum mings, te a c h e rs b ro u g h t a bus load ol th e ir p u p ils into J a c k so n v ille to K uth ll.iches an d J u n e B iish in e v isit at lu s t h an d som e ol early M arion N iedei m eye, an d duugh O regon h isto ry . K irb y had a (a E v elyn an d L yle H a m ilto n at g io u p h e re M ay 5 W hile here (Mided the show “T h e Y e a rlin g ” th e y v isite d a t the M useum . - w eek FRIDAY and SATI IRDAY SPECIALS at the Plaza Grocery New Potatoes, 10 lbs Cabbage, 1 lb. 23c 4c Mrs. A rth u r P eters, w orthy I m atro n of A lpha ch a p te r of the E astern S tar, assisted in pouring S chool dihbii ls uf Ja c k , on D e c k , A p p le g a te , Fore: t creek. at a “T ulip te a ” given in honor c o u n ty h av e been d iv id ed into W a tk in s, O ak (¡ro v e . L ittle A p of Mrs. Lorena M cNair, w orthy five zon s in uccoi lance w ith t a p lc g a t and W est i le. grand m atro n of th e grand c h a p p ro v isio n s of Hie ru ra l school bill S o u th e a st Z one No. 5 includes ter of O regon O.E.S., W ednesday. w inch w as passed by th e last P iio e m x , N eil C reek , V alleyview , May 7, in the Masonic Tem"p> at Ic g isla tu ie . county S u p e r in te n T a le n t, N o rth P h o e n ix , Si kiyou. Ja c k so n v ille . May 8 H om e Ex d e n t C. It B ow m an, a n n o u n c e d J W a g n e r c re e k . S o d a S p rin g s, An- C entral Point. Tea was poured from the hours le sio n u n it m e t at th e hom e nt to d ay . « ' d e rso n c re e k , B ellview . P in e 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. ■itamin “ C” Is .Served To Unit H elen Heed on May /, w ith Mrs. Mai ion C h ris tia n 11.D A . as le a d er. T he p ro je c t w as ''K e e p in g W ell W ith V ita m in C." M is. C h ris tia n p re p a re d the d in n . i fi o m foods c o n ta in in g v it a m in C, w hich the body n eeds e v e iy (lay as it is n o t s to re d in the body for fu tu re use, a.s a re som e ol the o lh ei v ita m in .. F o r th e cold p la te ol v ita m in C, sh e se rv e d c a u liilo w c r, ra d ish e s, c a r r o t In k s, g re e n p e p p e r, a n d p a d ey T he cooked m e n u fo r th e ,unch( >n w as b a k e d p o ta to e s, >ohngc, cooked in b o iled s a lte d w atei lo r ju s t se v e n m in u te s, Je w e d tom ato es w ith b u tte r e d o re a d c ru m b s a n d p a rsle y o m e le t. D e ssert w as orange- sh erb et ano lem on ice cream . A t th e close of m e e tin g th e u n it c h a irm a n H elen ite id p r e se n te d Mr;., C h ristia n w ith a w edding g ilt m ade by M a rg e ry M cK im w ho does lovely h a n d i- i w ork. M em bers p re s e n t w ere H elen Iteid, J u n e U r u u im , B e rth a H eed, T( re sa A dam s .N eva C u m m in g s, M arg ery M cK im , B e a tric e G o e ttl- iog, A dela G w in n and G la d y s H am ilto n T h is w as th e la st m e e t ing of th e u n it u n til fall M r. an d Mrs. O tto N ie d e rm e y e r, th e Kev. a n d M rs L H. M itchel- m ore and son, C h a rle s, J e r r y an d J im m ie a n d Mr. an d M rs. Hoy M a rtin had a picnic d in n e r a t the M a rtin hom e la st w eek. C o rd o n K im b a ll is o p e n in g up a Heal E sta te office in M edford an d Mrs. K im b a ll w ill operate th e office h ere. H en ry N le d e rm y c r w on top ho n o rs a t th e S k e c t shoot at th e M edfoid G u n c lu b last w eek. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. B u rn t lei an d g ra n d so n , (¡a ry M oore w e re fis h ing S u n d a y . S te v e W h ip p le took th e b a n d on a to u r of th e A p p le g a te schools M onday in o b se rv a n c e of m u sic w eek H en ry N e id e rin e y e r w as w ith th e Hogue V aliev C h o ru s w h ich sa n g in S h a sta C ity, S u n d a y . i PRUNES H art’s Delight, notarized, No. 2 can 10c Dry Beans, large white lb. 11c Peaches, Siskiyou, No. 2l/2 tin 33c f -I y - ^ Fjgi Mrs. Peters Pours al -‘Tulip Tea” JACKSON COUNTY DIVIDED id Í0 FIVE SCHOOL ZONES :1 A fiv e m an ho ard w ill be sel h u rst, C o leslin , an d F e rn valley. ected fro m the zones P u rp o se of T h e o th e r th re e zones a re in tiie b o a rd is to review school d is the a re a s to Ihe n o rth of th e city tr ic t b u d g e ts and to e q u a liz e the : of M edford. school ta x levy, B ow m an po in ted The five m em bers of the board out. Spanish w ar v eteran s will con- wlio will be selected from the T h e zones w hich w en si t up zones will fo rm u late budget poli ' d u et th eir an nual carn atio n sale, by th e c o u n ty b o u n d a ry boat I cies during the period betw een F rid ay and S atu rd ay , May 9 and a n d th e su p ei m ien lent of schools th eir election anil the tak in g of 10. W hite and pink carn atio n s d iv id e Ja c k so n co unty into N o rth office, w hich will be the period will be sold, Mrs. F rank T hom p e a st, n o rth w e st so u th e a st, s o u th J u n e 16. until Ja n u a ry I, 1948. son is in charge of sales in A sh w est, an d cen tral. F irst class The board will classify item s of land. School di tn e ts of A sh lan d and •ehool expense in o rd er to aid The w hite carnations can be M edford an- not included in thf in p ro p er eq u alizatio n of the tax used for M o th er’s Day, May 11, zones. levy. A board m em ber will be the pink flow ers w ill honor P re S o u th w e st zone No 4 in c h id :- elected from each of th e five d is sid en t M cK inley's b irthday. Ja c k so n v ille , G riffin creek. Iia< ii. tricts at th e re g u la r school elec S te rlin g , In d ep endence. M issouri tion which will tak e place th f Monuments and markers. Set F ia t, U niontow n, T h o m p s o n th ird M onday in June. Burns Memorials. On the PlazL Spanish Veterans To Conduct Sale o jniors To Give hay Friday, May 9 F rid a y evem.-i „ M ay 9th, th e A sh la n d high si hooj se n io r class w ill p re s e n t tn e ir a n n u a l p lay, lo r th e f u s t tim e in tw o year», a t! th e J u n io r high school a u d ito r ium . M iss V irginia H a m m o n d , E ngiisii and M ainem atics in s tr u c to r, w ill d ire c t the p la y title d , "The H ouse of S tra n g e n e ss.” • K e ith D avis and M arlys W il cox h a v e leading roles in th e cast, su p p o rte d by R onald Q uack- e n b u sli, W illette H a rd e n , F re d W h ite d , M ary etta H a n s c o m e , M arg ie H o llin g sw o rth , W in e tta B u lle tt, .D arlene H ale, W ayne M e rrin , C h et Rapp. Bob G riffith . C h a rle n e R oberson anti W es Mc- REMEMBER YOUR LAWN MOWER runs better if you’ve had the blades sharpened by 0. R Edwards BICYCLE & REPAIR SHOP 343 E. Main Ashland.Oregon kenzie. M rs. R u th B aches w as ta k e n to | a h o sp ita l on the 2nd of M ay in | M edford. I G u e sts at the hom e of Mr. and I M rs. L. E. H am ilton on M ay 2 | w e re M rs E tta S m ith a n d Mrs. i M ae H am ilton, both of T a le n t. C u b S co u t pack an d th e ir fa m ilies held a W einer ro ast a t the F irs t P re s b y te ria n ch u rc h , A pril 30. Mr. and Mrs, B ryant Sanford and fam ily spent the week end on a fishing trip THE MOST CHERISHED GIFT OF ALL . . . A PORTRAIT FOR MOTHER'S DAY Memory Lane Studio Telephone 21847 214 E. M ain Antique. Sale Medford Auction Co. 8 45 S. Riverside Ave., Medford, Oregon 10:30 A. M. If you have any antiques you wish to sell bring them in or Write Jos. C. Burns AUCTIONEER » * HMD HIS ORCHfSTHfl at the ASHLAND ARMORY !l HERE'S A REAL MONEYMAKER I A new T-9 In tern atio n al tractor, com plete w ith re p air k;t at $3900. This Is $2000 less th an list price. This m achine can be utilized by contractors, loggers, builders, any kind of construction. It w ould be p e r fect for tearin g dow n old buildings. 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It may be Alaska. Mexico. Canada. Hawaii, or some intri guing part of the United States. Y oh t an enjoy that ideal vacation. Plan now to make your dream come true by starting a savings account at the First National Bank of Portland. Regular savings . . . setting aside a little of each week's earnings . . . will provide1 the key to your vacation-land. A savings account at the First National Bank of Portland is a good investment in the future. Come in today and get your account started. FIRST NATIONAL SAHK of Portland M IM B I « f E D E R A I D E P 0 I I I IN S U R A N C E C O R P O R A T IO N Ashland
