Southern Oregon News Review, Thura., Oet. 30. 1947
each other, can be forgotten.
OREGON NEW S R E V IE W
Published every Thursday by
THB SISKIYOU PUBLISHING COMPANY
Ashland, Oregon
167 East Main Strei t
Carryl H. Wines and Wendell D. Lawrence, Publishers
W e’ll be able to enjoy the band h e n ce fo rth , even if
we have to s u ffe r a t- th e hospital, w on’t be able to see
th e high ecaool play b ask etb all in th e ir own g y m n a
sium , and will be co n tin u ally w orried about th e s ta te
of a tf a ir s at W ash in g to n school.
Date Set For SOC
Quarterly Concert
Ruth Mitchell Is
l i i 1 li-Y President
R uth Mitch II was eleected pre
sid en t of th e Ju n io r T ri-Ill Y
i lull of the A shland Y.M ( 'A at
the first m eeting of the school
y ea r which was held M onday
aftern o o n In th e Y building
O th er ol fleers elected » t i c : vice
p resident, Helen Bean, secretary ,
B arb ara L ac ei. M easurer, G erald
lne B riscoe; an d ehiiplaln, B ev er
ly R obertson.
A lls. C lifford M cLean is the
A dult A dvisor for this g roup of
girls this y ear. T he club will
m eet every W ednesday afternoon
at 4 0 0 o 'c lo c k mi On Y M (' A
building.
T he q u a rte rly concert of the
S o u th e rn O regon College o rc h is
t u t was ann o u n ced by D irector
G len M atthew s to be scheduled
for D ecem ber n inth, at 8:15 p m
WENDELL LAWRENCE. E d it«
T ilt' o i l ’ll li a Is the only one n(
its kioil In S o u th ern O regon pre
Entered as second-class m ail m atter ui the post ollice at Ash
sentlng
m usic In the oi iglnal v e r
land, Oregon, February lös 11135, under the act ul Congress oí
sion w ith no changes m ade ex-
I
March 3, 187».
by Doyle SEELY
All. A. S. C um m ins, I‘resid en t I
w h ere lack of an In stru m en t
of 1'he C alifo rn ia P o w er C o in -JcaU8CR some re w ritin g Mr. Mat-
A' new show Is d ue on KW IN pany, an n o u n ced today th a t ap-1 thew s statd d th a t he was at-
T uesday, T h u rsd ay and S atu rd ay p h catio n s h av e been tiled w ith 'te m p tin g to p resen t to the nub
BROWNIES
m orning of each w eek, bin a s tlie P u b lic U tilities C o m m ission, He the type of m usic all people
With Halloween coming and the witches and hobgob yet,
the p ro g ram d e p a rtm e n t has ol C alifornia anil till
should bo acquainted with Num-
foi
lins and little people getting ready for a celebration we n 't com e up w ith ju st th e right tics C u m n u ssio n er m O regon i uh
hers on th e
program
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feel as though all of us here in Ashland will be able to idea. You see, th e 15-m inuti a new ly cieuRed series of 42.000 B eethoven's "F irst S y m p h o n y ,” BOB R E IN H O L D T DEFENDS
R A D IO AT TO A STM A STER S
, Home Tips an d Tunes,"
enter into the festivities with great abandon and no w show
sh ares ol IT e ie irv d Stoek ol thi " E u ry a n th e S ym phony," by Von
Toastm usti-rs h eard Bob Rein
hich has usu ally been h e a rd in com pany to b e a r d iv id en d s at 4. hi W eber; and "E spnna." a i bapsodv
fear of discovery by the inhabitants of the nether lands this p a rtic u la r spot ra n out this p er cen t p er annum .
hold),
station m an ag er of KWIN,
by S h ab rlei F eatu rin g soloist is
who will be abroad that night. We’ll dupe the dancers week. K eep listen in g for thi. W hen au th o riz ed by the Com Miss Doras M iller, SOC stu d en t defend radio, in a It) m in u te
speech, at the M onday evening
show , because w hen it does m issions an d w h en a R egistrutioi m usic teach er in A shland
All 'Hallow’s eve for they’ll mistake us for brownies. new
m ake its ap p earan ce, th e chance S ta tem en t becom es effectiv e tin
riier«’ will be no adm ission m eeting held at the I.ith ia Dave
Every time we take a drink we become a bit more a r c t h a t it will be tops; Che p new stock will be o ffered H ist t<. charges.
W hittli told the group of the
need lor a new postofftcc fm
brown in color, and each bath we take adds another gram d e p a rtm e n t is d eterm in ed the holders oi th e C om p an y 's p re
Asldand. Don H inthorne was
sent 45,781 sh ares of 8'.< P ie le rr
som ething d iffe ren t
shade of brown dye to our once fair complexion. If the to B find
Monument» ana markers. Ser I to astm aster; H an y S k erry , topic-
etty C laussen, w ho has been ed Stock, S eries ol 1927. in ex
rain continues to wash sediment into the reservoirs1 aw ay from the stp d io s for se v chan g e th erefo r. In connection Burn» Memorial». On the Plaia m aster; and H arold Thom as, c ri
w ith th e ex c h an g e a cash ad ju st-
tic
above town there’ll not be a one of us left who looks eral w eeks, is once m ore back at 1 ^m
ent will be m ade rep resen tin g
j h er recep tio n desk, com pletely thi1 d ifferen ce b etw een th e re
like a Scandinavian.
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recovered from the h u rrie d up
em p tlo n p i k e of th e old stoek
*. only consolation is that if the dun colored water pendectomy sin- u n d e rw e n t rc- d and
th i’ offerin g price ol th e new
to g eth er w ith th e d ifferen ce In
which we drink, bathe and use for cooking can do theicently
Engineer Ralph Click d iv ld e n t, p ay a b le on the old stock
trick we’ll be dyed so brown that come October 31 we ll is Likewise,
back on the job a fte r a couple and those p a y a b le on th e new
really be able to enjoy ourselves and will pass for a of days absence. z\n absence, in stock, or the period w h u fi lias
since th e last div id en d
Brownie with no fear of detection.
cid en tally , tak en for th e pu rp o se elapsed
paym ent.
of g ettin g m arried . R alph and
A ny stock not ex c h an g ed will
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E sth er exchanged th e ir vow s in
be
culled for re d em p tio n on or
S p rin g field , and are now living about
F eb ru a ry 1, 1948. A ny new
in M edford.
S.O.C. ALUMNI
stock issued on such exchange
Southern Oregon college’s alumni might be glad to The ad v e rtisin g class fr o in will be sold to an u n d e rw ritin g
S o u th e rn O regon college, som e 30 g roup for re d istrib u tio n In con
belong to an alumni organization. So far in the past strong,
learned all th e w onders nection w ith th e tran sa ctio n the
two years we’ve heard nothing about the S.O.C. alumni. of w ireless and allied a rts this C om pany is also issuing an a d d i
tional 42,000 sh ares of com m on
We did hear one lady yelling for S.O.C. at a football w eek w hen they m ade a visit of stock.
the studios. Follow ing a to u r of
game one evening but she hadn’t been informed by the the building, they h eard a talk Mr. C um m ins sta te d th a t the
authorities that it was no longer “Sockey.” Not that on radio ad v ertisin g from The refu n d in g of th e o u tstan d in g 8%
stix-k is necessary in o rdei th a t
her yells were in vain. Better a yell for “Sockey,” than W hip him self— Bob R elnholdt.
filié cost of m oney to the C om
A n o th er full sched u le of foot pan y be m ade m ore n early com-1
none at all.
ball gam es is com ing up again p arab le to the rates now p rev ail- !
Every Friday across our desk comes a wad of pub this w eek-end, leading off w ith ing g en erally in th e m oney m a r
the
C a th o lic
ket for savings a an
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licity material from S.O.C. but as yet we’ve never un gam
e F rid ay night, and fo llo w e d ' those in v ested in bonds and p re
Slacks in Wool Flannel
covered anything concerning the existence of, or the
ferred stocks w hich have m ater-
Power Company to
Open M ¡ k e ¡ Ask Stock Issue
Casual
and
Comfortable
need for an alumni organization.
Chiropractic.
Yet here’s a college with a football team that hasn't
Health Clinic
lost a game in two years. The record reads 13 straight
Phone 4371
wins. Yet go to a ball game and the spectators sit on 308 N. M ain
Ashland
their hands, and chew on their teeth as S.O.C. makes
one touchdown after another.
One character we know said the other night at the * - ». .»
S.O.C. Monmouth game. “This is the best lighted fun
eral we’ve ever attended.” Maybe the paid customers
just take it for granted that S.O.C. will win and doesn’t
need any strong support from the bleachers.
This year the students at S.O.C. seem to have plenty
of spirit. They’ve organized a decent cheering section
under the direction of Hollis Hill and they’ve dug up a
Raider Pep band th at’s filled with plenty of pep, but
somewhere between the college group and the cash 2J3 4th St,
Phon« 57t i
customers the spirit bogs down.
Ths year the college has been seeking support from
cities other than Ashland. As an indication of how ™
well it is being received we quote from a Medford resi
dent who attended the Eastern Oregon college vs Raid
er game held in Medford. His words: “Those guys from
Ashland are getting too cocky, they should get beat.”
This indicates that residents of our sister cities aren’t
quite as proud of their Southern Oregon college as we
MFC.
We think that there’s a big job available in this area
for some interested alumni of Southern Oregon college.
The college needs backing, the football' team, a real
H. C. LITTLE
ball club, needs boosters. And the people in Southern
Heaters and Floor
Oregon need to be made a bit more conscious of S.O.C.
Furnaces
o
a Medford ladY what she thought about
Whittle Transfer
S.O.C. She said “That little normal school over there
Phone 3331
why we don’t know it exists.”
Seems to us that a strong alumni association could
make that lady and others of her group realize that
Ralph A. Foster
i?71,OregOn COlIege with 601 students is no longer
that little normal school.”
Union Service Station
All the alumni need do is get together and start root
237 East Main St.
ing for their school. People will then hear about South
Ashland, Oregon
ern Oregon college.
Mill Wood
Fuel Oil
Gunter Fuel Co
HEATING
OILS
it
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ROOFING SPECIALS
BANDSTAND
p ie old bandstand, long a landmark in Lithia park
w doomed and in its place will rise a modernistic struc
ture^ all gaunt and hollow with hungry gaping lines.
The circular wooden structure which has housed
Ashland city bands for many years was of a type made
famous during the days of Phillip Sousa. In many cities
IF YOU ARE FI.
¡ ’ MG TO
FUT A NEW ROOt- ON TOUR
frnd hamlets the old bandstand was the scene of much
H O M E , your barn, your garage
oratory on patriotic occasions, and many an old band
or your porch —come and see our
roofing bargin«. You will like
stand served as a trapeze for the late acrobatic evange
them.
list, Billy Sunday.
HIGH GRADE GUARANTEED SLATI
SURFACE ROOFING beet
And so, in memory of Gwinn Butler, the old band
q u a lity - per R o ll................
$3.75
stand is doomed. The fact that $12,000 would have
SMOOTH ROLL ROOFING w ill keep
out leaks and withstand fl,e rough
est weather—
been a great and worthwhile contribution toward aid
per Roll o nly..........................
$2.45
ing in building a new Washington school, a gymnasium
MODERN SLATI SURFACED SHIN
GLES—come in various weights and
for the high school, or a foundation for a badly needed
shapes. A splendid buy at our bar-
«-■o
nxices.
hospital can be lightly brushed aside.
The fact that the Shakespearean theatre and the n«»iain
Ashland Lumber Co.
bandstand could be used for the same purpose, and are 1394 oak st
Phone 3291
now to be duplicated, but little more than a block from
¡ally declined in recent years
by th e O reg o n -Id ah o gam e S a t
urday. F riday n ig h t broadcast
tim e is 7:45, w hile th e S atu rd ay
gam e will go on th e a ir at 1:45
If you h a v e n ’t h eard the n e w
est novelty record in th e K W |N
lib rary , give a listen to "In a
P ersian M arket." W illiam K etel-
bey is given c re d it as being th e
com poser, but th a t's ab o u t as far
as th e sim ilarity goes b etw een his
classical piece of th e sam e nam e
and this record. Music is m ade
by M ilton D clugg and his Sw ing
Wing, and th e n a rra tio n (F itz g e r
ald style) is ad ded by Toby Reed.
This com bination does ab o u t the
sam e thing w ith "In a P eiy ian
M arket, as S p ik e Jo n es accom
plished w ith ‘H aw aiian W a r
C h a n t,” b u t w ith a lot m ore pol
ish. It'll p ro bably find its w ay to
C huck F ield ’s W ake-U p program
ev e ry so often, so give it a listen.
and Pin Stripe Strutter
Cloth. Colors, brown, gray
and green. Sizes 12 to 18.
Of course
$6.95 to $11.95
Excel Dress Shoppe
on the Plaza
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