O nt (j. Li b i a iy .
IXMNGTHE
TOWN
With
DOOL2Y
*1lt* So+dltentt ôleao+i
Formerly the
Southern O rsqit
Miner
$3.00 per year
The city's
only home-own*d
NEWS REVIEW
C H U C K M c F A K L A N , fu n n e l-
ly w ith K W IN , w in k e d o u t muiih
scripts w h ile lie was here to u t
in u ld be title d “ L it t le Vinita to
tile liu in cH u l Y o u r N e ig h b o rs.' 3.00 PER YEAR
We tw is te d ( h iie k 's u n u und he
agreed to let on use them*. Y o u 'll
lull! the f lin t im e m i tne In u it
page thin issue W h ile w e 're on
the su b je ct ol ra d io has a u yo iu
hoM iit a n y th in g ti'o iu lit> Y I ’ E C K ,
In r iiie i in u iiu g e i ol tin |4<wi Itn
lit t le tw o h u n d re d and f i f t y
w a ite r w in c h Is at the to o t ol
tle liiia n Ito u it .
, A n d w h o is
the M A R G IE w h o d e d ica te d a
newspaper
ASKIANI). JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON T h u rsd ay , Ju ly 10. 1947
Voi 14. No. 18
MRS. MABEL LOWTHER TO
"SOUTHERN OREGON
PRESIDE AT MEETING
COLLEGE” OFFICIAL
, M u. Mabel Low ther, bi-coun-
“Southern Oregon College'* in
gold on a light buff background
' ty president of the Women's
now labels the southern branch
Tem perance union, will preside
of the State System of Highei
at the bi-county meeting, T hurs-
Education in Ashland. In 1939 the
j day, July 10, at the first B aptist
legislature changed the state nor
mal schools to colleges of educa
| church in Medford. A covered
tion.
Until last week the name of
'
dish
luncheon
will
be
served
at
little luiuiha during Mersuno
riti I1N For 1947-48
Miss Doris Sample
State Normal School adorned the
Six Stores Now Doing
i noon.
v ite h 's i equest p ro g iu u i t'lith e i
front of the building.
A nother
Mrs. Fred Tno/.e, state presi-
Fiscal Year Will Be
Will
Represent
Asidand
n ig h t to
C U L L E N and
LAW
Business in New Knox
step In higher education
for
' dent of the tem perance union.
RENCE and why?
Discussed
G.P. Gladioli Festival
Building on Main St.
southern Oregon is indicated by
1 will be the principal speaker.
HARO LD THO M AS,
A s h la n d
the new appelation.
She will give a report on (he
d is tr ic t fo re s t ra n g e r, sta te d be-
Meeting next Monday night world convention of the union
Miss Gladys Mack wilt go to
Unofficial opening of the
tw e en p u lls
W ednesday
a fte r
the
m
em
bers
of
the
Hoard
of
D
ir
held
in
Ashbury
Park,
New
J
e
r
Seaside,
Oregon,
to
compete
in
Knox
building on Main and Oak
noon th a t the th re e m ile tr a il to
the “Miss Oregon" beauty con
the top ot W agner U n tie had not ectors of the Cham ber of Com sey, June 5 to 10
street took place Monday, Ju ly 7,
M embers from Ashland and test July 20-27-28. MTss Mack, 5
leve led o u t a h it d u rin g the w in merce will discuss plans for the
when four of the tenants opened
ter.
THOM AS
and
L L O Y D next fiscal year’s operations of G rants Pass will attend th«- m eet feet, 7 inches tall, weighs 128
A shland Elks town baseball for business. Construction of the
ing.
B R A N S F O R D , lo re s e n g in e e r fo r
th«- Chamber.
pounds, 19 year old daughter of team will meet the Hilt, C alifor building was started in Septem
th is d is tric t, lo o k the t r ip to the
The director: will also consider
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Mack. 179 Oak nia team, Sunday, Ju ly 13, on the ber of last year by Mr. and Mrs.
to p o l the HutU" to check tr a il
c o n d itio n s
T H O M A S said his plans for next years Fourth o f
street, was chosen by Judges to Southern Oregon college Fuller George W Knox. Mr and Mrs.
c o n d itio n w a sn ’ t so had g oing up July celebration in the light ol
represent Ashland in the Seaside field.
Knox who have been living in
tin t th a t c o in in g d o w n was d i f the events which took place this
Harold Duffield died a t the Contest at the “Miss A shland’’
G rants Pass Cavemen came to Ashland during the past eight
fe re n t. H a rd on the knees, sez he year, William Healy, secretary o f'A sh la n d
Community
hospital. show held in the chautaqua shell Ashland S aturday nftern o o n, years purchased the shoe repair
. .
S p e a kin g o t p h y s ic a l c o n d i the Chum ber said today.
Saturday, July 5. Duffield had the night of Ju ly 4. She is em
’•ily 5. and defeated the local shop from J D. Meyers & Son in
tio n , us we
w ere,
R O L A N D , At the regular m eeting of till worked for many years as clerk ployed at M errill’s confectionery. ___
Elks by ________
a score of _ 11 to _ 7. _____
Sunday 1943. It was located in the same
HARKS, n e w
p r i n i p a I 'd . Cham ber of Commerce held Tues at the Hardy H ardw are store, and
Miss Doris Sample, golden afternoon,
July
6,
C
entral
P o in t' P,ace as the new building. Knox
the loca l h ig h school, is a firm | ,i.,y , t , he m h ia coffee shop wag living at 124 ManzAnita haired court house employee, was
won
a
close
m
atch
with
the
Elks form erly worked for Meyers be
believer in com petitive sports, i Healy m ade a financial report to •tree! with his wife, Ora, a t the judged as second place winnci
by
one
point
the
score
being
8 to fore buying his business.
He points out for lus reasons, tin the m em bers present concerning tim e of his death.
in the “Miss A shland” contest. 7.
The Knox Shoe Repair will be
tact that Am erican soldiers dem the outcome of the 1947 celebra
Mr. Duffield was born August Miss Sample, weighs 110 pounds,
operated by Knox, and an ap
Coach
McLean
used
Baker,
onstrated on the battlefields of tion.
31, 1882, in Ontario, Canada. He 5 feet, 4 inches tall, and is 19 Copeland and Pinkham on the prentice, Donald Rom inger of
the world then superiority, and
The celebration's gross, includ- is survived by his wife, Ora, and years old.
mound over the w eek l dlent. Sid Knox, eleven year
Miss Elouise Morris placed pitchers
says PARKS, it was brought a 1 mg receipts from Soda ticket two sons; Gordon of N orth Bend,
end.
C
harlie
W arren, Neil Arant, son of the Knox’s, and Mrs. Knox
bout by tiie fa d that these boys ; sales und other events totaled up- Oregon, and Dean of Brownsville, third in the contest. Miss Morris Dick Shok, Strickland,
Hill and will assist in the front office
were trained on the playing 1 proxiinately $3,800. This gross Texas; also one sister, Mrs. Jam es is also employed at M errill’s con Copeland made up the outfield. where retail shoe sales will take
fectionery, is 5 feet 5*2 inches tall Infield was composed of Tiny place. K eller’s and Thorogood
fields ot towns such as Ashland. * Was $1000 less than the e Unrated Watson of Rockwood, Canada.
Comment: He may have some- J grogs which C ham ber officialZftr-
Funeral services were held and is 18 years old.
Jones, Eddie Joannis, Bobby m en’s shoes will be sold in the
thing there.
i pected.
Mrs. Bette Hampton, director Jloefs,
W ednesday, Ju ly 9. 1:30 p.m. for
Johnny Gray, Snuf f y repair shop. Freem an shoes will
LOIS WARMAC K, though not
Expenditures for the Fourth of Mr. Duffield in the Litw iller fun- of the “Miss Ashland" contest, Smith, and Bud Casey.
be in stock in the near future.
a m em ber ot the
( hurnhci ol July celebration will lx- around eral chapel under the auspices o f will accompany Miss Mack to
O ther businesses located in the
Seaside.
Commerce, was l ig h t in there I $3500 according to Healy. The flie Masonic lodge.
Knox building include: W illiam
Miss Sample will represent
pitching on the Fourth of July. Plym outh auto and auto prom o-j
M iller’s barber shop; B etty’s Tot
She sold SODA tick, ts just foi tion cost $2000, fireworks, $507.00.
Ashland at the Gladioli festival;
shop, owned by Betty Reynolds;
in G rants Pass the first of Aug-
the fun of it" and didn't do b a d - ! barbeque $385.00, advertising and
Excel! Dress Shop, owned by Mrs.
ly
Highlights of the days printing. $40000 prize«, $150 00,
gust .
M argaret Chiles; Candyland, Ral
sales included I)R. WILLIAM and expense of the queen contest
ph Q uinnett; and the Van Dyke
BRACKER selling from door to $150.00.
and Lom bard law offices. Mr. and
d oo r and K E L C Y S M IT H s e llin g
Healy pointed out that the b u r
Mrs. Knox will occupy the up
a book tor C. M LITWILLER
den o f m a k in g the celebration a
stairs front apartm ent, and Mrs.
There's some strong talk going success fell on a small m inority
G ertrude B artlett, m other of Mrs
1 A rthur Kreism an, A ssistant
the rounds about not giving a of members ol the Cham ber of
CITY EMPLOYEES GET
Knox, will live .n another up
Professor
of
English
at
Southern
cur away during next year's cele Commerci'. Fuller cooperation in
10% SALARY INCREASE
stairs apartm ent. There are three
(begun
College
who
is
at
present
bration. The total expenditure future projects is essential he said. BOYS. 14 TO It. CAN
EFFECTIVE JULY 1
other office suites, of two & three
I in Boston, M assachusetts, work-
JOIN NATIONAL RIFLE
was scarcely worth the n r, say u,jd he cited figures showing that
rooms each, that, as yet. have
!
ing
on
his
doctorate,
has
edited
ASSOCIATION
JUNIORS
Budget for the city of Ashland not been rented
toe boys in the know. More about of the 137 business and proies-
a
technical
text
which
is
used
in
that later.
during the fiscal year of 1947-48
sionnl men who belong to the
Je rry Sleppy of Ashland was
O rganization of a Ju n io r Gun a new television course at Boston
cham ber tw enty five sold no club for the young nimirods, age M assachusetts television expert, was okayed Tuesday night by general contractor for the build
the
m
em
bers
of
the
city
council
tickets at all, anil 36 sold less 14 to 18, of A shland is in the University this summer. The book
ing: William Laing, architect; and
at $46,598 taxable monies. This the following other firms did
than ten. Had each m em ber sold hands
of
a
com
m
ittee
headed
by
was
w
ritten
by
Kenn
Schaffer,
the one book he was assigned the Clarence W illiams and composed for a radio bi oadcasting survey am ount does not exceed the six w ork and furnished m aterials for
per cent lim itations.
project would have gone over
the building: A shland Cabinet
John Nosier, O. R. Edwards, course. Kreism an is credited with
Revenue from the sale of pub Works; Acme Roofing Co.; Speeee
the top and could have been of
Vern
Decker,
and
Larkin
G
rubb,
editorship
on
the
title
page.
lic utilities totals $299.233. This Plum bin Co.; Oak St.^Tank and.
deemed a complete success.
All are members of the Ashland
Completion of the Shakespi a r - ,
fund carries th e 'm a jo r share of Steel;
L. Gordon, Ashland.
gun club which is sponsoring the
lun stage was assured m em bers
the expense of operating the city, bricklayer; M. C. Llninger &
Ju
n
io
r
group.
Total estim ated expenditures for Sons,
~
ot the Festival association Tues
Medford; F rank W alton.
' A m eeting of parents and inter
the coming year are $345,831
day night when the city council
-Medford: Larry Basey: Barnards;
ested
boys
will
be
held
sometime
Members of the budget com X-L Electric; Provosts; M arshall
approved the grant of $1100.00 to
Newly elected officers of the in the near fu tu re according , to
m ittee who set up this year’s Wells. Ashland General Hard-
com plete the work which is be
ing done try Ausland and Dodson, Lions club presided at their fi' .U Williams. An instruct a w ill lie
Ratnh q riin b HoCaotori TnZ m , bud^ c t l n c l u d e d C’erald W enner,! ware: Simpson H ardw are: Boss-
official m eeting of the club Tues- selected and a group of boys, not
s\shland contractors.
eat ™ T° 1 N ¡ c am y NiVr r ‘S?,rR° ^ rt ¿ ? gle' Llo>'d 'h a rd Lum ber Co.: Belli ie Lum-
Previously the city had spent ' day evening, Ju ly 8, at the Lithia 1 ss than 10. will com prise the T rib b u tt in the m en’s senior div Selby, Dr. W W. Weller, and ber Co., and the Copeland Lum-
cham pionship tennis match. ‘ Don O'Bleness
$2400.00 of a proposed expendi- ! hotel. Ben T Lombard, president, charter m em bers of the organi- ision
T..n.
„ _i, c j ,
------------ r - - .
ber Co. Knox and his father. Wil-
ture of $3500 on the structure introduced Dr. Elmo Stevenson, ration
-
,
“A1,-' L
in
,Pa r*t F e d
The new budget perm its a 10 hs Knox Salem Oregon d anted
The
National
K y1* aS8£ iatl°.n Wh»’ted J V ° n fr(T H arry ’5-a n " per cent raise in the sala,les (>f the interior of the budding
which is being built in the old l president of Southern Oregon
-_ -
■,
g
C hautauqua shell. The $1100.00 College who spoke on Geology of will arrange e for the W ar Depart- nasto in the m en’s junior divi- all city employees except those I
m ent to loan
an one target rifle to slon. Dorothy Morris was declar- in the light and w ater depart-
granted Tuesday completes th« Jackson county.
Following Dr. Stevenson’s ad- euch ««uad of five boys and will ed champion of the wom en’s sen- ments’ These d ep artm ents'diT nid
11 T p j l l t l
c ity « a m o un t set aside fo r the
dress Robert Lugar, who was also obtain 400 rounds of a m m u n -' ior division when she defeated come under the budget.
,4111 I * U t l l l I V U l l l
stage
A ccording. to Angus Bowmer, chairm an of the Lion’s conces- hion P^i m em ber yearly.
, Virginia Cotton
Review Petitions
___
director of the plays, this means sions for the 4th of July, ................
made a
boys m terested in - joining i Venita Roberson and Shirley
A _ delegation
of citizens from !
that the shows will he able to go report on the gross am ount taken
gun club are requested to B alfour will play the champion- the North Main and Siskivou i
on this year. William Healy, s e e -• In by the sale of novelties, soda 8et
*°ucn with aov m em ber of ship m atch in the wom en’s jun- boulevard areas
met with th e | John von K uhlm an m anager of
retary of the Festival association P°P. >ce cream, candy, and hot toe Ashland gun d u b or the gun loor division, Saturday, July 12. council Tuesday
and requested
e g girls
ir ls s o softball
f t h n li te team
a m o of
f ^ A Ash-
sh -
Tuesday and
req u e sted t , h the
appeared before the council o n ! d'»Rs This gross amount was S,l,b s Ju n io r com m ittee. Will- in the city park. This match was that findings of the planning land, announces th at the girls
behalf of the group.
I $1215
on
tarns
ams stated.
not playyed on fhe fourth be- commission pertaining to zoning w ill' Dlav their second game of
$1215.00.
An announcem ent will be made ( cause one of the girls was called those areas for busness be made the season Sundav
Ju lv 13
■
— 0— — —
as to the date of the first meet- w
out ti r ° i
a5c o rd ,n g . ,to .D l.: PUj lic' The P a n n in g commission 2:00 p.m. on W altei Phillips fielff.
MISS OLLIE DEPEW WILL
ing.
W illiam E. Bracker. president ot had previously turned down the with the G rants Phss girls
PUBLISH ENGLISH BOOK
__ i eirls defeated
_*„5 the Med j
the young m
men's
soon- petitions but no official
o ffic ia l report
~ ..
en’s club, that spe-n-
Ashland
Miss Ollie Depew, m em ber of
Mrs. Macy D. Hill of Baraboo, sored the tennis tournam ent.
concerning the reasons for this ford girl’s team five to four last
the faculty of Southern Oregon
Wisconsin is spending the sum-1 Trophies were presented to action had been made.
Sundav Ju lv 6
College, is publishing a college
m
er
with
Mrs.
Ethel
Benton,
new
these
tennis
champions
by
the
Members
of
the
plannng
com-1
Personnel o f the A s h la n d team
textbook in the field of English,
Don Vaughn, form er Southern m anager of the Ashland hotel. Sheldon Jew elry store. Ashland mission are: Earl Newbry.Bchan- in c lu d e s B e tty Merwin pitcher
through Funk and W agnalls Co.
H arry Morris. William Irene Matoon catcher: Eunice
of New York. The book will be Oregon College student, and Wes Mrs. Hill form erly owned the Sporting Goods Co: Ashland Gen- man;
Oden, George W eanus first base; Ha vs. second:
put into print this year. Miss De ley Cook, form er LaGrande, Ore P .ak ee ?n W iseoniin’es° rt a t D° ' * ^ al J?ardw are: and Lithia P,um b P r 'ggs. Howard
ing C o _______
___ Green. Gerald
W enner, C h e t! Anita Peters, third base; Lois
pew Is Associate Professor of gon rancher, this week began op - k _ l n W ,scons,n' ____
Correy, Dr. Ralph Poston. Ex-of- Brewer, short stop; Viola Mer-
English This is her second book erating the Top Hat drive-in
in the field of English language which they purchased Ju ly 1
S. Wiley, William Briggs’ and center field; and Doreqp Weanus,
and literature since coining to from Woody Johnson, and Lee
Elmer Biegel.
the college in 1932; the form er Holbrook, form er owners and op
I left fielder.
X-Ray Needed
publication, issued by Ginn and erators.
Robert Lugar, hospital adm in, i
Mr. and Mrs. Cook and twd
Company of Boston, is used as a
istrative head and Dr. C.
' rH K S
YV ID S
college text throughout the coun sons. David and Jim m y, are pre
try.
sently living a t 435 G uthrie
By Chuck M cFarlan
■ In his den are var ions odds and J i t ” 1“
that ” u coun,ci1
Rtreet. Mrs. Cook is the daught-
______ _________
, ______
_____ up during his trav ’ kc a£ ,lon on tbe purchase of a
(Chuck M cFarlan,
form erly
of ends picked
Elks Lodge received $30 for
new
X
-ray
machine.
er of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Hineh of fhe staff of KWIN, and now with els in foreign ports. Hanging on
............. They stated havine thp w in n in g flo a t in the
that address.
a K lam ath Falls radio station, the walls are Chinese silk tapes- \ hat ^ p r e s e n t machine, wmeh ? a' in g Tth,e w inning Hoat^m the
Vaughn, who graduated from did a «arias of hum an in te re s t, tries. In one portion of the room r .as Pre^ n ‘®d to the hospital by 4th of Ju ly parade. Miss B arbara
Messenger, 4th Ju ly queen and
SOC this year, is
form er resi- sketches
during his stay h here
in? w
u er<
T n° 'i citv
b ro ken
W h ich h . „ UL «9 ? , ’ . S a y
re I is t a a set
set table,
i, ,P’ a 8 large
l a r g e table
‘ab,e with
w ' ,b Mayor
Wiley
instructed
su . her court of bonor " e r e seated
dent of Prospect.
t.WOA ^ al,ler ° nPS ne8t,Pg u.nd^ perintendenT B iegei to cheek into ° n the Elks floa' Bt>llview 4' H
Both men are veterans of this published. The News Review is it. AU three exquisitely
nano t ^e sjtuatiOn.
club received $20 for having the
Oliver Erickson, Portland, ns- war. Vaughn served as a sergeant grateful to Mr. McFairlan for the 1 'mu I « i .,i,.
i
u
Tbe council also okayed the as- best organized float. K e rr’s Meat
in
the
European
T
heater
of
Op-
i
opportunity
to
utilize
this
mater-
sistant regional forester In charge
arket
was aw
chow
signm ent
of the
hospital
i
. There is
- also
. , . a , Japanese
■ , ;
,
oi&imi«.
in in
mt- iiu
s u u n i le-se
le se i.
, M
.....
................
. . . . . arded
. . . . . . . $15 fqr
i.,. the
n .
of tim ber m anagement, made nn erations and Cook was a m arine ial.)
table,
a
foot
high
and
three
feet
the
Ashland
Com
m
unity
Hosni-
best
dlsPlay
float;
and
Oak
I I m et a m an the other day who long and a foot and a half wide, tai, incorporated.
Inspection of the Ashland dis pilot-
S treet Tank and Steel $10 for
N either Johnson nor Holbrook I Is in tru th "a m an after my own It is a highly polished dark tro-
trict Tuesday. He was accom pan
. . .. .
second best. Southern Oregon
m
ade
any
statem
ent
as
to
their
J
heart.’’
He
has
done
things
(hat
ied by Harold Thomas, Ashland J.111,*'10 an.y 81
pical wood, and also hand carved. T > „ ., Q
U
.
College received $7.50 fof the
i I’ve alw ays w anted to do, and
district ranger. Karl Jan o u ch .! future p,ans'
Two art pieces which would | k C V ’
best novelty float.
; he’s been places I’ve always
Rogue River forest district sup
Richard Carlson won first prize
m ake collector’s eyes pop are the
w
anted
to
go
.and
he
likes
things
two dragon lanterns which are V
A .D ? U l n U S S , a
- for
............
. . . . ____
ervisor, William Rates, assistant
the best ________
decorated tricvcle.
___
*
that
I
like.
to the supervisor in charge of
each set in a base. They form an
Reverend George M. Shum an. O ther prizes piven for parade
First of all he has a den, a S figure about twQ and a halt rYinis,ei' °f tbe P re s b y te ria n entrants were given according to
tim ber sales, and M aurice Ted
Clarence W illiams gave a ten Place all his own w here he can feet high, starting with the tali cburch. spoke to the m em bers of num bers that were worn bv each
row, fire assistant.
The check included the Keene m inute talk on the evil.* of c.V- put b,.s « e t on the desk, smoke a of the dragon on the bottom to tbe Soroptim ist club, W ednesday person, and these persons have
creek range, the Pine M o u n tain , bon monoxide gas to m em bers ol | **(?> black cigar or a smelly pine the neck curve at the top. From noon' Ju ly 8. at the Lithia hotel not as yet been identified, ne-
lim ber sales area, the W hite fir. the Toastm asters club, "Monday and scatter the ashes on fnc the m outh of each hangs a de-
Charles W orth, president of cording to W illiam Healv, Cham-
tim ber sales area, the Moon Prai-1 evening, July 7, at the Lithi floor.
the club, presided at the meetinp ber of Commerce .secretary.
lightful
little
lantern.
He happens to be Lt. Com
rie guard station.
The Bl<? Elk i hotel. Don H inthorne acted as
Reverend Shum an spoke on de-
Mbs. Juliana Bond, 283 High
The O verand’s, com m ander and
guard station and the Robinson toastm aster, and Dave W hiltle m ander John W. Oversvnd U.S.N Mrs.
street, was w inner of the new
Overand, ’ son John, and moc™ y and
no topiem
Itip.vinttoici,
(Ret) who after 35 years in t h e . . .
.
,
„
____________
was
aster
Butte lookout.
Plym outh autom obile, p i v e n
Jo h n C ollin, nnd R obe,. Dodee J m » l « ' ‘« .le d In Ore Benue r ii w &
i
Fire crews and the extent of
V's i 7 H I S s i E i M O T H E R
D e v e U p X it“' S S S to H .
their training were also checked. each gave five m inute speeches . . . . ,n
‘ b™,Bht the I a irv B i v
’t*5'" ? * ..? '
, Talbot, route 2 box 353. won !>■
on “instrum ents and - travels to fishing and hunting «nd relaxing, j
He’s
been
Mr. and Mrs. John ” «n v ., m . Victoria.’’
-
.e n places in this world in-1 ‘ ,wy nougnt tne i,ari> Has< \ Wisconsin, is visiting his step rpftar r hest w h ir h was tovnn
man are the parent« of a daugh
Carl Baldwin ,of the Pacific eluding the 1912 Nicaragua cam- P,ace on Helman road a year ago mother. Mrs. Mary Haynes at 419 tu(.‘ Soronttm ist club S t r n
ter, M vrtle Marin, who was boyn Telephone and Telegraph Co. of 1 pnlgn,
service on the old I).s i They
have two daughter- Laurel street. Haynes is forem ar cm ifh 555 F-iinoPu- „'nn ‘ho
,.
- also
. . . one
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F a .n ie u won the ,
Julv 7.
San Francisco: and Robert Rhein- Moines in World .. W ar I. A long both m ------
arried,
man. at , he A1]js Cha,mers plant ir dio: and 55S Theo
F rudenthaler was
Mr. and Mrs. William Ren'"'n holt, of KWIN, were guests Mon- soJ°u rn in the Phillipines durin" and the other, wi ll she d ou hh Milwaukie.
awarded the lamp.
and family are vacationing on the day evening of (he Tonstninstef.' *be Interim period between the crossed the Navy, she m arrie I
Haynes is also a lapidarist and
Oregon coast this week. D uring club,
wars, and a job in supply for the doctor. That w asn't too bad. It came to Ashland
to collect
and Marie Gowado o f B eatty, Ore-
their absence Robert Snider is
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Pacific fleet during World War was the fact that he's an Arm y .view the stones native to this | gon returned
to Ashland
w ith
C. of C. Board of
Directors Plans
Monday Meeting
Miss Mack Will
Go To Seaside
July 26-27-28
Businesses In
Knox Building
Open This Week
i Elks to Play Hilt
Sunday Aft., July 13
Harold Duffield
Dies Sat., July 5
C. W. Williams Is
Committee Head
For Jr. Gun Club
Kreisman Edits Text
Eor Televisioners
Council Approves
Budget for 1947
48 Fiscal Year
Stage Assured By
Grant Gf 61100
Tennis Champions
Receive Trophies
Stevenson Talks To
I Jon Club Members
A" I ■* Il V
film
ic R ¿1
Play Grants Pass
Cook and Vaughn
Purchase Top Hat
McFarlan Finds Commander
Man After His Own Heart
- wi„. ,,ht
I /irliFZ*
Parade Grand Prize
Forest District
Inspection Made
rF„U
»human Tells
Chill Ahnilf Puccin
Williams Gives Talk
Toastmasters Club
operating the Plaza grocery.
New» Review $3.00 per year
1 H-
man.
| country.
Rose M. Kerrigan.