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S o u th e rn Oregon N ew s Review. T h u rsd ay , Oct. 9. 1947 ■ ¡pointed o u t th a t th e tw o would go to g e th e r like hand M others' and C h ild ren 's hom e is fo r d eserted , widowed SOUTHERN ' in glove: m o th ers and th e ir children. The W averly B aby hom e is OREGON W e th in k th e su g g e stio n really has m erit an d d e a child e arin g agency. T he Oregon M ental H ygiene soc- serv es som e th o u g h t by th e F estiv al a sso ciatio n d ir icty is a s ta te wide agency which workH fo r .the c o n ser Published every Thursday by ecto rs and th e local a rc h e ry e n th u sia sts. THE SISKIYOU PUBLISHING COMPANY vation of m en tal health. The Oregon P rison asso ciatio n Ashland, Oregon 187 Last Main Strvi t T he golf course w ould be th e ideal place fo r an secu res in fo rm a tio n as to delinquency and crim e, in Carry) H. Wines and Wendell D. Lawrence, Publisher a rc h e ry to u rn am en t. A ugust, th e m onth of th e fe s ti te rp re ts th is und tra n s la te s su g g ested im provem ents val, would be an ideal tim e, and w e’re su re A shland, into realities. The Y.M.C.A. service m en’s p ro g ram p ro WENDELL LAWRENCE. Editor Oregon w ould be an ideal place. vides a rec rea tio n a l p ro g ram fo r service men. Entered as second-class mail matter in the post oftice at Ash T he O regon yew bow and the P o rt O rfo rd ced ar Locally th e C hest will aid th e Y M.C.A., th e Boy land, Oregon, February 15, 1935, under the act of Congress oí a rro w a re th e u ltim a te in fine equipm ent. M any A rch Scouts, th e C am p fire G irls, th e Girl Scouts, anti th e March 3, 187». ers trav e l to O regon d u rin g the su m m er m o n th s to get S alv atio n A rm y. fine bow wood and sh a fts. T he to ta l fund to be raised locally is $11,818.00. It G iving th e a rc h e ry e n h tu s ia sts an o p p o rtu n ity to MONORAIL can be done. * T he B oard of su p erv iso rs of Del N o rte county have p a rtic ip a te in an O regon arc h ery to u rn a m e n t d u rin g d ra fte d a resolution endorsing a proposed M onorail th e ir s ta y here would be a fine g e stu re. And A shland road w hich will ru n from C rescent C ity to Y reka. Ac has th e perfect set-u p to m ake th a t g e stu re. T he tir s t ste p is to a rra n g e fo r th e s ta te a rc h e ry cording to Jo h n L. Childs, d is tric t a tto rn e y fo r Del N o rte county th e road will be of g re a t benefit in con to u rn am en t to be held in A shland. T hen th is can be expanded into a P acific N o rth w e st m eet and la te r, if nection w ith th e C rescent C ity h a rb o r developm ent. The proposed road would be co n stru cted by th e th in g s break rig h t, th e N atio n al to u rn a m e n t could be Com bs System of M onorail Suspended A irw ays lines. held here, in co n ju n ctio n w ith Will S h a k e sp e a re ’s The a d v an tag e of th e M onorail sy stem is th a t i t is* P ^ y s T he com bination is a n atu ral, ad ap tab le to te rra in , th u s o b v iatin g th e n ecessity of I * * * c o n stru ctin g a road bed. The M onorail care w ould be COMMUNITY CH EST m otivated by e ith e r Diesel o r electric pow er. T hey Som etim e d u rin g th e next tw o w eeks you will be would be able to c a rry all ty p es of fre ig h t including co n tacted by a re p re se n ta tiv e of th e A shland Com m un- logs an d heavy equipm ent and any ty p e of fre ig h t o rj^ Y Chest The rep re se n ta tiv e , w hom ever he o r she p assen g er tra ffic w hich is p resen tly being c arried by .w ig h t be, is a v o lu n teer w orker, g iv in g freely of his ra il o r tru ck . A ccording to th e backers of th e plan tim e in o rd e r to aid a g ro u p of d eserv in g o rg an iza- th e M onorail system is cheaper th a n e ith e r rail o r , tions. Above all, no m a tte r w hat o r how m uch you give, tru ck . th a t v o lu n teer w o rk e r deserves co u rte sy and y o u r The C rescent C ity C ham ber of C om m erce is p r e s e n t- , th an k s. ly in v estig atin g th e proposition. In th e m eanw hile re- C astin g bread upon th e w a ter is not a tr ite m eans p resen ta tiv es of th e Combs M onorail com pany a re in ex p re ssin g th e fa c t th a t th e o rg an iz atio n s re p re s e n t Los Angeles looking fo r backers fo r th e proposed p ro ed by th e com m unity ch est need y o u r help. To n e arly all of us a t som e tim e in o u r lives com es a je c t tim e when we need aid. T hose who have aided th e m ost P e rh ap s here in A shland we'd b e tte r g e t in touch D eltah P e a rls of one, tw o and th re e stra n d s. Price with, th e Combs o u tfit and see if we c an ’t g e t a sp u r a re usually helped th e m ost. T his m ay be a selfish w ay from $3.00 up. Adorn y o u r new fall d ress cos line ru n over th e m ountain so th a t we can connect w ith of looking a t th e problem of giving to a c h a rita b le tu m e w ith D eltah P e a rls—-the essence of style. th e M onorail system . If th e sp u r line did n o th in g else it cause- but it is n ev erth eless true. The Boys and G irls Aid society provides child place m ig h t sp u r th e frien d ly S outhern P acific in to boring m ent and adoptiv e c are fo r children. T he C atholic tu n n els th ro u g h th e Siskiyous in o rd e r to keep tra ffic going over th e hill th e E spee way, and not by M onorail. C h a iitie s C h ild re n s b u reau m a in ta in s a com plete o rphaned c h ild re n ’s placem ent p ro g ram . T he C hild * * * r e n 's F a rm hom e provides ducation and p ro tectio n for ARCHERY I hom eless dependent children t^ u n m a r r ie d Cotone1 P resto n B W aterb u ry suggested last w eek<W hite 's h ie id ''h o m e ’gWes''ea''re NEWS REVIEW Forever Cherished 283 East M ain Ashland. Oraqon th a t th is com m unity sponsor an a rc h e ry to u rn a m e n t .m o th e rs and to children. T he V olunteers of A m erica’s in conjunction w ith th e S h a k esp earean festiv al. He m enca s Why So Many People Say, x z r /v s a ffA A T c r from S. C. JONES & SONS Our clients appreci ate friendly sendee . . . and unbiased advice on insurance problem s; T hey like to deal with an established agency which has complete facilities and full knowledge of conditions in this community. Accordingly, we are proud that so many of our clients say, without resenation, “Buy insurance from . . S. C. JONES & SONS 209 West Main S t - Phone 7558 Medford, Oregon BILUNGS AGENCY Main & Oak St. - Phone 8781 Ashland, Oregon DEPENDABLE INSURANCE COUNSELORS W atch R epair - Jew elry Repair Quill and Scroll To Initiate Two The Ashland High branch of the National Quill and Scroll will hold their annual fall initiation Wednesday, October 13, at the home of Miss Louise Brown, ad viser. This year it is to be held as a birthday party in celebration of i t s seventh anniversary. Quill and Scroll, which has been an active, bift not long established group, was iirst organized in 1940 under the leadership of Mrs. Mary G ean Forgus. Only two initiates, Virginia Lutz and Sue Pearson, both sen- I lots, have met the requirem ents 1 since last February's initiation. A m ajority of last year's m em bers were in the graduating class M embers rem aining are Louise Schilling, Donnabelle Stauffer, Edith Turnbull, Bill Bissell, J e r ry Leslie and Glen Nelson. SCARLET FEVER WARNING Several cases of Scarlet Fever in the com m unity • have caused the Health D epartm ent to rem ind parents th at comm unicable dis eases often sta rt a t this season. The departm ent recommends that parents keep home any child who has fever, headache, sore throat, or other signs of illness. Diary of Barbara, our newest operator "First day a t work . . . and I wasn't a bit nerv ous! I thought I would be, but the girl who is teaching me was perfectly wonderful. I prac ticed on a special noard with one other girl und we had a lot of fun laughing about our mis takes. The work is interesting . . . and I ’m paid regular wages while in training. TH< pacific yptyw/.- telephone -AND T&EGR a PH COMPANY HEATING OILS H. C. LITTLE Heaters and Floor Furnaces Whittle Transfer f® Phone 3331 'vsr 5?" " no -- if WE TURNED the l ig h t off w ith th e WALL SWITCH WE D TURN «VEAVTHING ELSE OFF,TOO?* Don’t ovorloosl y«wr e le c tric circuits. W hon you b u ild or m o d o rn ito p ro v id e A D fQ U A T I W IR IN O “See Your Electrical Contractor • ry » “Down to Earth Prices” on De Luxe Venetian Blinds Metal Weatherstrip Oil Heaters Oil Furnaces Home Owners Specialties 137 N. Pioneer ! Phon« Bus. 2-2961 - Res. 7907 Lee Burns. Dealer "I m et lets of friendly girls in our comfort " I ’ll get three raises the first year, then a week’s paid vacation . . . two weeks after two years. I know I ’m going to love my job.’’ . . . W'e want yon to enjoy your job, Barbarss. y o u 'll have the security o f sickness benefits and a fine pen sion plan, too. A n d it's im portant w ork — the life o f the com m unity and o f the country flows through your magic switchboard. ably-furnished lounge . . . that’s where we get acquainted and enjoy refreshments during lei sure periods. All the girls I ’ve met seem to feel that being a ttlepii -c operator isn’t just an other job . . . they say it's a real opportunity for a girl to do helpful, important work that bene fits everyone in tov. n. New W orking D o lla r: . . M illions of nrw dollars needed to build buildings and buy new equipment to meet the public demand for more telephones and more service do not come from tele THI “ nV*’1 phone bills. N ew dollars come from people who are w illin g to put their sav ings into the business. W e must earn enough to attract these new working dollars, AN D TILIORAPH COMPANY 111 Oak Si. • Ashland. 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