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1 «r u. ” v b it I DOING The TO W N Form ally th« Southern Oreoon Miner $3,00 per year * NEWS REVIEW 4.00 PER YEAR G u i i l t d by G H O S S M A N A Si 11 AM), J ,‘\( K S< > \ ( ( )l ’ f V / I If I ( t k K» 8 a* e- I t « ______________ __ __ vrs 1 ()REGON rn u ra d a y , Sept. 4, 1947 TEACHERS NAMED FOR 1947-48 SCHOOL YEAR BY LELAHO LIHN l. The City'S only home-owned newspaper Volume 14, N u m b er 26 Oliver Twlxt", "Eiiht Lynn” end the Ashland Lion* Sluikex- p«'air an ErMlfool . . . three great contribution* to the Drama (»1 A tin- in the V eteran’s Village thia generation. The Fetttlfool Wednesday caused considerable had it* world prem iere lust Fi F G Sommer of the Ashland damage to the apartm ent occu I hat the faculty is practically com plete lor the Ashland schools duy night In the rain-soaked open s..iied toduy by I.( land I* Linn, supei mtendent of schools. He ■Accounting and Tax Service re pied by Mr. and Mrs. Thane G at air chnutuquu t h e a t e r , to a xpiessed h im self pleased with the staff that has signed up for port. that rem odeling has begun lin. Although the fire was con dram a-hungry crowd. Even the the condog h im which .- tarts Sep « n b e r H in the Oregon Hotel building to fined to one liedroom the rest of Ashland High school staff in - com piling element* at their fler- uak model n offices for three tlw unit suffered much smoke WALT BOSSHARD ACTING ce*t couldn't kt*ep away the real eludes: Boland L. Parks, Princi local business services. BFLLVIEW JUDGING TEAM AS CHAIRMAN OF NEW damage, and Mr. and Mrs. Gatlin lover* of Shakespeare and cer pal; Louise lh ow n , English, V iv Rfmodeling is expected to be and Intant son lost all their cloth AIMS AT INTERNATIONAL CIVIC ORGANIZATION tainly their fidelity waa rew ard ian Collins, Social Science; R. W The B ellview 4H judging team filitshed about Septem ber 20th at ing and personal possessions e x eil by an inspired performance. Gardner, Shop; Edith Good, Scl- A Kiwanis m eeting will be held consisting of Stanley True, Don which time the offices will be cept what they were wearing. Thi* original prem-ntatlon wan tills Friday night in the Lithia occupied by Sommer*« Account The cause of the fire rem ains produced by the Lion* club to ing and Tax Service. Cecil Pitts, unknown. G atlin had left the a Hotel under the direction of the raise funds for Its m any c h a r realtor, and Howard Wiley, insur ¡partrnent a t H x-thirty to go to tem porary chairm an Walt Boss- ities. The script, w ritten by Dvei ance agent. work and at tw enty m inutes to bard at which time the embryo Huston and Winston Mark«, was . eight the tire was reported. The group will elect officers and form a slap-happy blending of some of a p o r t s i n e n G u n n i n g (lire was estim ated, as havinj committees. The group has rec the greatest scenes from the V oder, S ociul sc ie n c e ; E rv in Les ently acquired enough signatures F i t r P ifT A n n a lU m c caused $300 dam age to contents on a petition to gain a charter. works of the Bard of Avon, put ser. Band; and O. C. Bjorlic, vo- , . , . , . „ 5 / ,,f e o n s * I 'o v e s and $¿00 dam age to the building. cll) ■* Which will lx- held In October. together with a studied disorder. With this, the first week of the Thane (Tex) G atlin was a star The charter wili be held open All of the Pequot sheets In Ash I'eacheis of Junior High school i EUNICE HAGER NEIL open season on band-tailed pig- end on Southern Oregon's vic tor 30 days a fter the date of land were on display as togas in include: Joseph Fader, Principal; RESIGNS FROM SCHOOL ein» and doves, several local torlous football team last sea- grant to adm it C harter members. one of the Roman senator scenes Nana Cahill Physical ed ; E. S. Eunice Hager Neil’s resignation gtinmen have been out trying for son. During the sum m er he has Members of the club m et last Corthell, from Julius Cuesur. .,. . , Science; , ,,. „ G iant, has been accepted by the Ash- their limit. Dusty W inn got his been working in the Macklin and Thursday night with m em bers of i ennCi y’ land "ch001 hoiird N” ‘uccesso. W riters of history will be In a i the Medford group at the Lithia limit Monday, opening day. Henderson lum ber mill., V ? Ml 1 « , v’ / i fc,“ i 18 (' h“’ bern e,Pt,ed «■<’ p o rtio n terested to note that Ccasar kill-1 Walt Michaels, Paul Folks, According to W illiam’ Bender, Hotel to discuss plans for devel ed Brutus, Hamlet und Laertes \ E Mlttag, Shop; Ethel Held, „t this tin ne. For the past eight and Vetch Grimes were also out V eteran's representative, all the opm ent of the local group. both succumbed to wounds fol Math; Maxine Stephen, Hoine- years Mrs. Nell has been third During the evening John Mc Michaels bagged five clothing and bedding belonging low ing their celebrated duel and ,ni*kl,ig. K athleene Smyth, Libr grade teacher In the W ashington Monday Cabe oi M edford gave a talk pigeons and six doves. Limit Is to the family, was destroyed by one of the lions from the arenas ary. Gaylord Vestal, Math; Elaine school. H er vocal work with the eight for pigeons and ten for the fire, as well as a $100 term in- about the training and de-train- of Home was successfully tam ed ... Schaefer; . . _ , Art, and Niles B. students ol that school has re doves per day or In possession a t al leave bond and all of G atlin’s mg of dogs in the A rm y K-9 by one of the club m em bers In Science, corps. Ed Niles also of M edford ceived much favorable comm ent any one time. arm y papers. an action-studded scene Borneo Llncoln School staff consists of Leland Linn, superintendent of Ray Dale and his son were out B e n d e rsta te d that anyone who ^ ° ke lo the organization about Williams, P r in c ip a l; schools stated today. on roller skates breathed new > Clifford In the- fields Monday as were El- was interested in contributing to j K lw anu and what it m eans to the m eaning Into the age old balcony ^ ‘irence Allien, 6th; Bertha Ste- . . . . ® ’ community. ton Petrie and Joe Mason. help Gatlin and Ills family could ■ i-eiie, giving it a faster pace. I’hens, 4th; Mrs. Betty Powell, E ntertainm ent Tor the Friday The pigeon season is open t i l l ! call him at Southern Oregon col- The stage, lights and sound 3rd; Clara Fader, 2nd and 3rd; /net ting will be provided by the Septem ber 30 Dove season closes lege and that any assistance verT ' all donated," as ! N* 2" d > Velmu Cress. 1st; S e n d T W O t o B u t t e equipm ent we Medford and Klam ath Falls ch ap Septem ber 15. would be appreciated. >f th«* Nicholson • 1st. _____ .. _ Francis W orth and , well as wer t* ters ol Kiwanis with Vic Milness . the tue tulciitM ta _____ u n ts < of the filiti LilUuii .......... Mrs. j- tors taking part. The s u e e « .'^ ^ o o l ^ u l t , in- « / ’V h u ^ H e r t e J 'd X g X will Mr. and Mrs. W. A. S a w y e r! Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Buel and in charge from Medford. Phil »his y e a rs venture has prom pted «-hides Chester C. Squire, Prin- n, u.n() the r e e i o m . l q ,,, and family are visiting at the daughter, Mrs. Fowler and grand- Hitchcock of Klam ath Falls will Uu- club to consider this as „ c p a l ; David B arker, 6th; Allene S i n g at But e borne of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gal- f children who have been v i s i t i n g tx? principal speaker, y ear’y adjunc t to the Shaespear- , Hdow, 5th und 6th, Aleta Lich- O ctober it was announced -it th latin at 148 Central avenue. Mrs Mrs. William Byrd and fam ily of Henceforth the m eetings will Saw yer is a daughter of the G a l- , Klam ath Junction, returned F r i- ' held as luncheons on a day Ei ma Bohn, 4th, M yrtle Chap- , miat club held W ednesday noon. latlns. She graduated from AHS day night to their home at San to established a t Fridays ineet- tng. 3*d : Madge Mitchell. 2nd. • Fernando, California Mrs. W orth, who is president of in 1916 Devtor I »V» „ u E- 1. I Marte Prescott, 2nd; Alice Will- Acting in conjunction with the organization, reported on the D .v t., Layton. 14. of Eureka. lU> l s t . and Kugenia C a rw n , Walt Bosehard in setting up the district m eeting which was held 4-H CLL'B FAIR California, was arrested Tuesday m eeting are Lee Bullis and Cecil n K lam ath Falls during the sum night on charge» of no opera CORRY'S RETURN HOME ’ Knight. tor’s Itcenes He forfeited $10 Mr. and Mm. C. E Corry re m er months bond for failure tn appear in turned Wednesday from a ten day ... . ~ i th e m .' at the D. D. Sheldon police court Wednesday morning. vacatiw i which t o o k Also aneated was George Wfl- through San Francisco, to Yose- h" T P ¿ Vel 2*e " eckend were Mr W dfred McLeod and Ham Large o’ Gold Hill, who wa« mit«. Äenu, Nevada, Mt. Lassen picked up a f T fi.n» WednesdnV Natimir'P?rrk. Shw fa Darn and ^ ' ’’C’ter K Audrey and Beverly^ i Mr. Victor Sethers, secretary oi m orning for violation of the ba- the Jackson County Sales Tax sir rule. A S10 Ixind wax forfeit Prom otion Com m ittee repor t s ed for his failure to appear In — — ... th at a m eeting of the com m ittee « lu uim iu aiUUVHIK I» ». .. court. was held Tuesday in M edford to the Golden Gate Park and I n - ’ .. ulgh M cKeever is pre- form ulate a pre-election cam- spectlng Flelshacker's Zoo. The ’ *nt,y ;,t her *}°nie com e le n in g o u gh t'‘hbn"\hr.nigh ? " Hch she urn [ Proud boys and girls exhibiting Mrs. William Healy and daugh .rip T m u .- 4-H club m em bers sold much Paign. He also stated th a t the ter. Mary Pat, are presently In L as.en National Park where he dT Week' j sleek shining anim als last week of their livestock at an auction J Jackson Countw unit is a part Bellingham, W ashington. T h e y Was at one tim e forem an of road Mr and Mrs 3 L. Franzen, of crowded the fairgrounds. In the held during the club fair last of the Oregon State Sales Tax were called there Sunday by the l.....ut.tiealion Si'»’ "«'<<■ Sunday guests ol background were m others and week at the Jackson county f a ir - 1 Prom otion Com m ittee located in illness of Mrs. H ealy’s mother, xi ____ Or. and Mrs. E. P. Borden, 16' father’s and friends oi the 4-H grounds. The total beef sale the Dekum Building, Portland, Mrs. J. Ward Flnnley. Mr. Healy Ernie Davis, and three class- Harrison street. Mr. Franzen 1 club members. The Jackson coun am ounted to $25,637.45. with 129j Oregon and th at befor full cam- ty fair grounds at M edford where head of stock being sold. who drove the two of them to mates from Fullerton college.!cHy adm inistrator of Salem 1 paigning begins they are to be Bellingham returned Tuesday to California have been spending the j Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cullen the fair was held saw more action Seventy-four hogs were sold at uilorm ed as to the m onetary al- Ashland. an average of 32.5c per pound for lowances and will acquire p ro Week with Mr. Davis’ mother, and Mr. and Mm. Kenton Robbins than It had for several years. a total of $5,173.41. m inent speakers for their cause. Bernie Engel, a Bellview lad Mrs. Burge visited in McMinnville, Portland Valley View and Bellview 4-H waked off w ith three show m an and Amity Sunday and Monday. Mr. and M n. W. M. H erbert They returned Monday evening ship championships, w inning the club members who sold beef at spent Sunday in G rants Pass. hog, beef, and sheep divisions the auction included: fii-st heavy Mr. and Mrs. Russell H erbert via C rater Lake. Rufus Cate, 4-H club leader said Hereford, Bernie Engel to Elk spent the week end in Klam ath Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Borden and Mr. and Mrs. John E. Welsh Falls with friends that Bernie was the first three Lum ber company, $483.75 (1075 Senator Wayne Morse and H ar Mr and Mm. Carry! Wines went and small daughters are living at 45); second light heavy H ere ris Ellsw orth will speak a t the place w inner that the fair had to the A pplegate country Mon ever seen. on the prem ises of Mm. Mary ford of Stanley True to W alter dinner m eeting of the regular day. Higgins in a T railer house, Mr. Valleyview and Bellview win Leverette. $450 (1000 at 45); sec quarterly state board m eeting of M i. and Mrs. H. C. Robeson Welch is. employed nt the Tiller ners in the various events in ond light-heavy Hereford of Al the council of Oregon R epubli and fam ily left W ednesday lor sawmill. clude: Livestock judging: Fat lene Owens to Steve Nye, $480.38 can women which will be held Enterprise, Oregon, w here Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cochran hogs - C hester W hite, W endell (915 at 52.5); second light Here at the M edford country club Mon Robeson will m anage the Safe- and soil, K eith of Eugene were Hayes, Valley View; Light Duroc, ford of Donald K err to H u b b ard -1 day, Septem ber 8th. In a setting of w hite gladiolas, I wav store called here last week bv the Boyd Davis, Bellview; Hatnshire, Wray, $387 (860 at 45); third I M edford and Ashland council death of Mrs. Cochran's grand Sylvia Elma Provost, 349 E ast, Miss Doroth. iJ^H w terkofler who Bernie Engel; Hereford, George light-heavy Hereford of Ted Will-1 units are sponsoring the m eeting, father, Mr. Tom Lamb. They re Main St., Ashland, sister of Dom I has been vacat oughby to K err’s m arket, $5281 Mrs. Curtis Hopkins is chairm an itim ing In W ashing- Franklin, Valley View. Provost, 99 Union St., Ashland. I l°n recently underw ent an opera turned home Sunday evening. Corriedale sheep - Champion (960 at 55); third Angus of Bob I of the Medford unit and Mrs H. m arried to John William I Hon. The M ethodists are preparing Willoughby to K am pfer’s m arket. IC. Galey is carried on state rolls Mrs. Giles G reen returned from and first tw o-year old lamb, Car- >382.50 (900 at 42.5; third heavy- as chairm an of the Ashland unit. to sta rt const ruction on the new le n d e r, also of Ashland today ol Zediker, Velley View; aged parsonage. The building will be (Thum day) at 9 a.m. at T rinity I a trip to Boise Saturday light Hereford of Rodney Twe-1 ------- — _________ made of hollow tile and is to be Episcopal Church in a ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Robert R Rein- we, K enneth Bigham, Valley dell to Cooksey motors. $396 (880! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Engel are located on W agner avenue ad Donnei ed ReV A ” M at- holdt left W ednesday on their Hew; Shropshire sheep - ewe at 45L J rem odeling their home in Bell- amb, Allene Owens, Valley View. joining the church. Th. hnm u vacation which will consist of a Wayne W atkins sold his fourth I view- Williams and South are Beef fitting top honors in all Mrs. Elm er Niswonger and her l h «- bride wore a dove gray leisurely trip along the Oregon heavy-light Hereford to Everett I dtdng tbe carpentry work, Carl nephew, Claude Willis and wife suit with a corsage of pink roses, coast to Seaside. Oregon and re- breeds w ent to Wayne W atkins; ’ j Bailey, $407.25 (905 at 45); fifth p a lk e n b e rg is doing the painting Valley View. visited Jacksonville last Thurs her hrntSh glVn ln 'n a n la 8c by turn. Reinholdt is the m anager of In beef show m anship Bernie . | light-heavy Hereford of Joe F e n -Ijn d Shasta distributors of Tal- day. They visited landm arks hei brother, Dom Provost. Mrs. J radio station KWIN Engel won the Senior ^division J ton to Medford E’ks club, $401.63 ent are doing the plumbing. Mr. and Mrs. K enneth G ustaf Larry Kerr, Bellview-all breeds i known to Mrs. Niswongcr's fa th Dom Provost attended the bride at 42.5); fifth Angus of Larry I Mrs. William Byrd of K lam ath A X X / , h ' n"'H , b « ' « S m " '. er, Dr. I.lcius Danford, who was in the Ju n io r division. ' K err to A hland Elks club. $373.- Junction returned Sunday night. one ol' Jackson C ounty’s first A ttending the bridegroom as O liver Gustafson of M e d fo rd First in dairy show m anship in I H>30 at 45) I August 24^ from a visit w ith doctors. The Willises reside in best man was AI Simpson, South- were visitors Sunday at the resi- senior division. A yreshlres w ent; H°9S s *ll High. Too jh ie n d s in San Francisco, Los Angeles. ein Oiegon College coach. dence of Mrs. William Peterson to Donald Gresham , Bellview. In the hog sale Bernie Engel ¡heavy Duroc M » - v ? n n r X ’.m Lieutenant Larry H argraves A wedding breakfast was held of Ashland, K enneth and Oliver Sheep sh,nvn,a„ship f i r s t s . »■» reserve champion to | J " ' J r a Z ¿ » X t « ^56 ( M S who Is stationed in Georgin was im m ediately after the ceremony Gustafson visited ' a visitor a t the home of Mr. and at the h ~ Chester White, Bob Mrs. H arry Lowe, W ednesday Provost K err’s M arket B< Larry will visit friends in B utte 32); fifth Hamp- Falls and will retu rn to his base with Gassaway to Ed the latter p art of Septem ber. M a32k)linfirstJ ' hgh?a D eS % (2’d5 |H -e ? o rd 7 jUim WIBiams m Lum a^ Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Cochran Th.. n-; i„... .I , , | '•'7 ......... - Labor Day in vleW ter White, Bob Willouifhbv Bell- .- ) , Hist light Duroc. Boyd and Dawson, $62.62 (202 at 31)- VlSltlnK frk* ndS' Holiday They Were nnd a11 othel breeds, Bennie and family of Crescent City visit tern M ^ v S T o l l i L e " ^ R iver ¿2 08 n 9S4 aT w ’ R°gUP slxth H8ht Duroc, Ted Tonney to ed friends and relatives in Tal lern Mai.viand College, W estmin- accom panied by Mrs. Dott Will- Engel Bellview ¡K second ent, over the week end. ister, M aryland w here he obtain- iams I au J» ,, „ „ E iver M <>*..08 ¿ fl94 M at ' S 32) ; "■ d I Fred Eneel S55 6<) n a n a t q i v ed his A. B. degree In education « / i . Ou'ens> Val,ey View had Mr. and Mrs. M att O’Conner of The Dalles are visiting nt the in 1939. The bride is a g ra d u a te OWEN'S TAKE VALLEYVirw Jhe Jl' nlor cham pton m the Here j first In ^ he' p r ^ d ^ t i o i e v e n t ^ Ralph Cook. $82.56 (258 at 32): John Niederm eye. $6138 ^ 9 8 I t home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Long. of Stanford Lane Schoo! of Nt.rs- 4H TEAM TO STATE FAIR Mrs. O'Conner Is Mr. Longs sister. .......... - « - H - ■ X r MS , e ^ V . 11e ^ w h e X H e r S d “ ' 1" " "■ second light poland China, Sam 31); Joe Dale £ K e rr’s m arket $b’l 69 G O ?« e 31) C° nipany $62 93 (203 a » 3D: Mary Lou Will-’ n i 1)- I oughby to Kidd's shoe store, Donald Grimes sold a third $65.67 (199 at 33); Virginia Faler Ham pshire to K e rrs m arket at to C. C. Hoover and sons $48 96 Talent, Sept. 4—The Ladles $63.36 (198 at 32); third Hereford, ‘ ~ ’ Missionary Union of the Talent C o r. B . n . u ? : , J l ^ S r e Z ' ' (153 at 32); Joe Fenton to Mr W '" , K ................ Kenneth Bigham to John Deaver Franklin $51.52 (161 at 32); Jack Friends church held a cooked $62.40 (195 at 32); third light True to Earl Jossy, $46.20 (154 at food sale last S aturday a t the Duroc, Stanley True to K err’s 30). Talent Locker and Grocery store. m arket, $59.83 (193 at 31); fourth In the Chester W hite class Le- Hampshire, Vernon Tenney to Roy F aler to Lum an and Dawson Safeway, $68.51 (221 at 31); fifth $87.84 (212 at 32). Three Businesses Planning to Move Gatlin’s Isose Shirt And All In Blaze Potential Kiwanis Members To Meet At Lithia Friday’ SoroptiniistH Will > ■ “ “ J > Police Court " I I » C .I 11 VALLEY VIEW AND BELLVIEW KIDS TAKE FIRST PLACE IN 21 EVENTS X ■ u, d.y.ul TALENT TOPICS , 'Ä Ä S .Mrs. i ? : : Bernie Engel Three Place W inner; First In History of Fair Pro-Sales Tax Group Begins Campaigning Beef Sales At Fail- Total $25,637.45; As Hogs Gross $5,173.41 Morse & Ellsworth Will Speak Monday Bender-Provost Morning Rites Ladies Missionary Union Holds Sale %*•