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<V’ 0/ 0, L t b r u x DOING The TO W N Formerly the Southern Oregon Miner $3.00 per year 3.00 PER YEAR 'Grissliee" vs "Rams" Friday Night Walter Phillips Field NEWS REVIEW ASUI a m j , JA< i ).\ COUNTY, ORIGON Thursday, November 6, 1947 Voi. 14, No. 35 A fter attem pting to cull Couch Frank O’Neil several times for In form ation on the football game this Friday night and being in Enroute to Palo Alto where formed successively thut "Couch The annual Forget-Me-Not they w ill support the univer O'Neil Is on the football field" it Drive of the Jackson County sity of Oregon football team W eather perm itting, members leads to a general assum ption in the Saturday game against chapter of the Disabled A- of tile Southern Oregon College that O'Nell m ust be really grind Stanford University, the 60- merican Veterans w ill be football team will leave by ing the uxe for the Medford boys piece Oregon band w ill stop Southwest Airways for S a n ItiMidf* Indicate* conducted this year on F r i this Friday night . . . And there over in Ashland for a half L. Linn States That Ftancisro Saturday morning for day and Saturday. Novem seems to be plenty of morale a Atdilund ('tin Win With hour serenade of muadc end th< game that afternoon with ber 7 and 8. inong the citizenry with regards $300,000 Is Needed marching Thursday after Confidence S in Francisco State college On this day citizens w ill be to the game. For W ashington School noon, November 13. Tw enty-our players, Coaches A1 contacted bv the ladies of the W im er’s Koffee Klub held reg Medford's Black Tornado will A rriving in Ashland at 4:45 Simpson and Tel Schoph, and D. A. V. Auxiliary. ular sessions this week with the be up against what can bt their Education received m ajor em p.m. the bend w ill leave the manager. Larry T ribbett, will The proceeds of this d ri/e discussion of topics runglng from toughest com petition of the sea phasis Tuesday evening a t the bus station end proceed along board the plane. With the re go into rehabilitation fund football, rare gems, the w ar In son when they meet the Ashland Ashland Lions club m eeting when East Main street io Second maining players, the band and and the money is used for no India, China and the Middle Knut, Grizzlies Friday night at 11:00 p Dr. J. F. Cramer, D irector of street where the line of pOp squad will travel by bus. other rea&an than rehabilita business, the w eather but ns yet m. on tin- Medford high school G eneral Extension for the State march w ill be reversed back Without a game last week all tion and the relief of widows no politics. Probably with the field Board of Education, and Superin to the Plesa at the entrance members of the Raiders squad and orphans of war veterans coming of the election year the tendent of Ashland schools, Le The Grizzlies, who are elthei of Llthia Park. nr- In top condition. establishm ent will take on <‘>c very hot or very cold, can win land P. Linn told of state and lo The concert w ill be given statu re of a caucus room where this game if their rabbits foot is San Francisco State has this cal education problems. in the Plea. In charge of a r party policy wll be form ulated working, fresh from a 38-0 vic year won one conference game Dr. Cram er told of the various rangements tor Ashland will and discussed daily. afld that last week from Chico types of service which the E xten tory over C entral Catholic, they be W illiam E. Healy, secre Free parking privileges of Dr. sion Service offers, such as cor Wiley, Pills. S o m m e r a n d seem to hace confidence, and ac- State by a score o 7-0. Their rec tary manager of the local Charles Haines, Dr. W J. C ran respondence courses as well as Whited merge heads over the ord stands with a loss to Cal Ag . .. , . cording to local dopesters, all Chamber of Commerce. John gies 20-0 and to Humboldt 19-0 dall, and The Ashland Tidings, the various classes being held in lobby counter and exert great th(.y n,.e<1 w ln K Cl,nfl(i(.1K,. Sten. director of the band were revoked at a storm y session Oregon. creative powers foi the design In 23 years of football between and associate professor in the of the city council Tuesday night <>f new window signs. Minutes the two towns Ashand has won A D V IS O R Y C O M M IT T E E University's school of music, When the perm anent Oregon The council members made the FOR B O X IN G N A M ED later the sign palntei goes to two games, In 1941 and 1944, both school of higher education is able w ill accompany the band. changes over the recom m enda work with deft strokes produc clubs were coached bv Frank O' Advisory comm ittee for Ki- to handle the enrollm ent, Van- ing the tangible product of t h e '^ J , , couch wanis-Y.M.C.A. Boxing club in tions of Chief of Police C. P port College will be closed, C ra Talent, who had originally des merged minds. cludes; Walt Bosshard. Phi» B ry m er stated. Roger Hall, Jerry Randles, ant, John Schulz, C. M. Frazl»r, ignated the parking areas. After two years of living In Dale Mayfield, Glen Nelson, Bbb In presenting the building O ther business taken up by the Ashland, Mr. and Mrs Llewellyn With the final week of the Joe Fader, R. N. Fletcher, John Jonas had about decided to call Montgomery and Skip Rush are Community Chest drive coming Cherncy, Donovan E W right, and council included; repairing Ash needs of School District 5, Linn land Flying Service runw ays; a recom mended a program th at it quits and move elsewhere. The benched with injuries, leaving up the Chest quota is short ap- Art Poehlman. G reen River peddler’s ordinance; would call for the extension of only potential friends they had O'Neil 19 men for the ball game. pm xiinately $2.800 according to enlargem ent of sewage drying a levy comparable with the one run Into were local missionaries. a report released by the Ashland basin; ordering of 1000 water now being made for building Mr». Don M cW hirter changed Cham ber of Commerce, which is The five year 7-mlll m eters; opening more streets in purposes. that with a kind word and a assisting C hairm an Howard Wi levy which was voted by the the W ightman street area, and Helping band the other day when ley in the drive for funds. After 45 years serving the peo the sending to Earl N ew bry of a freeholders in 1944 has one more Mr. Jones was seeking an ele Chest officials urged that ev ple of Ashland and Southern Ore resolution of respect. year io run, he pointed out. At ment for his electric stove. Mrs. eryone who hadn't been contacted gon as an osteopathic physician th at tim e there will be approx Citizens of the com m unity who to please make a voluntary con >r. Bertha E. Saw yer has decid McWhirter, who was working In im ately $100,000 in the fund he a local plumbing shop, put the have added to the equipm ent in tribution or to call 5541 and ed to retire and just live and be estim ated. He stated that the last bee on a local electrical shop to the Y.M.C.A. during the pastl m ake arrangem ents for contribut lYee from keeping appointments, session of the legislature passed give Mr. Jones his elem ent. Mr. few weeks ale Henry Metz, light-) ing. in her home at 125 Oak Street. a law th at perm its the voters to Jones was so happy to find som e mg N atures for the entire build- O P P O R T U N IT Y CLUB HAS Dr. Sawyer graduated from the bond up to 10 per cent of the one in town who took an interest lng Dr. W E Bracker. drinking H A L L O W E E N P O TLU C K 8. S. Still college of Osteopathy assessed valuation of a district. jn the Social rooms of the Church In bis electrical problem that he The O pportunity Class of the 1 ¡ r This law will be in effect until confided his personal problem, King, large rubber entrance mnt; First Church of C hrist gathered their lonllneas, to Mrs. M cW hir Women's civic club, books, book- oi the Social rooms of the Church her sister M rs- ( harles Barnes. T ale.it: and Ju ly 1, 1949 and at that tim e 'th e ceiling will drop back to 5 per ter. Since then the Jones have cuse and game equipm ent; Kiwan Thursday night for a Potluck sup Dr. Sawyer came to Ashland In ® G<XWard’ Jack srn v ille- cent. He said th a t the voters among the Social Hygiene had company, first a friendly vis is club, complete boxing equip per and Hallowe'en party. The 1903, a complete stranger could borrow $300,000 and stated ment, Mrs. Minna Oldenburg, Education district chairm an who it from the M eW hirter’s, next a tables were decorated in the H al Osteopathy was then a very Hallowe'en party, with lots of large United States flag; Fort- lowe'en motif with pum pkins, new method of healing, but Dr. will attend a m eeting at St. further th at a t the present costs people; and tu e of these days. If m g h tly _ £lub, >8.00; und Mrs. corn, flowers, apples, and bt«ek Saw yer found the people of Ash M ark’s Parish hall, Medford, at it will take about that am ount to replace the W ashington building. they keep on m aking friends, Marvin M iller, game equipm ent. and orange crepe paper. land very kind both to her and 12:00 Thursday, November 13. The list was announced this There will be a noon hour dis Needs a t Lincoln and the Senior they may decide to stay in Ash- The supper was followed by to her profession and she liked High were also stressed. land after all. This is a story week by Ray Fletcher, Y M C A, games. Thirty-five were p r e s e n t.th e town and its people from cussion presided over by Mrs. The most startling figure q u o t secretary. Max Pierce, general chairm an of that can have a happy ending. Mrs. Jess Hill, Mrs. George F a r - ! the first. ed on enrollm ent was th a t in this project for the Jackson Coun quhar. and Mrs. Ivor P o u n d s1 — A ithur Thompson recently sold J*. T *. A . S lN in S O F X ty Health Association. This will 1941 there were 75 in the first I were the com m ittee which made two extra fine saddle horses. One * / C sp on sor» ASHLAND LOCALS be followed by a leader’s tra in grade while at present there are l the evening an enjoyable occa- Mrs. Robert M cllvenna, wife of ing insttute, which wll be pre 14B beginners. It was also stated to Austie Barron of K lam ath A K a d l O P r o g r a m ‘ sion. Rev. M cllvenna of the M ethodist sented by Mrs. Blanche Frisbie that when the present 126 sixth Junction and the other to Jack The School Speaks,” a 30 min- church, plans to leave via bus, of the Jackson County Health de graders started to school in Sep Lawson of Ashland. ute radio program sponsored by the last of this week, w ith their partm ent. tem ber 1942, they num bered 79. Mrs. Eloise Mackie, proprietor the Jackson county P arent Teach little grand daughter, Carol Lane This gives some indication of the of the W estern Stores in Ash e r ’s association will be heard (who for the past year has made land, left last week for Los Ange each W ednesday morning at 10:00 num ber of new fam ilies in the her home with her grand parents) les and a two week vacation district. Superntendent Linn said according to Mrs Robert Dodge, to retu rn her to the home of her Mrs. V. B. Talt worked as that the fact th at the district is radio program chairm an for the The Southern Oregon College parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ravmond l out of debt, m akes the picture nurse at the Mitchell Rest home county P.T.A. The regular meeting of the ¡ju n io r varsity football team will Monday night during the absence much brighter than in those The first program was aired m ake its first appearance against M cllvenna in Boston, Mass.’ Little w £ S , a £ " »“ ‘"’ “ S » ~ - ( arol Ann's lath er is a student at of the regular nurse who was ill W ednesday, Novem ber 5; it fea the Lassen Junior College foot H arvard Univei«ity w here he is The Win One circle of the tured C. R. Bowman, county ber 7 A bU‘'dlngs 5,111 ball team on Arm istice Day, working on his Ph D decree i >. --------- -- Church of Christ met November school superintend e n t. w h o Novem ber 11, u. Medford. Mrs. Ned Barraclough is muchK i ? ™ , W b<? at n° ° n sixth at the residence of Mrs. Em spoke on the subject: "Your The game is lieing sponsored improved and was able to visit? X J fa business and social ses" ma Hager, Scenic drive. Allen Gosnell, 10, Sams Valley, School as Seen by the County by the Medford A m erican Legion relatives in Medford T uesday.^- followin8 . - Mrs C. H. Van visited his grandm other Mrs. Eva t nrleton Rice was a pheasant Superintendent.” Post and is to be an afternoon She and her husband have been Doren will be in charge of the hunter in Klam ath Junction last Gosnell. W ardrobe cleaners, over game. The Lassen team hails house guests in the home of her devotionals. week. the weekend. from Susanville, California. During the afternoon a sale ot parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ross H ar Mrs. E. D. Dameron, 138 North Mrs. G eraldis Jam m erthal of T entative starting lineup for den on B Street, during her re canned goods, fancy work ana Main street was a Medford shop 207 So. W alker Avenue is in a the Junior Raiders will see Bob home cooked and baked foods per Monday, Novem ber 3. serious condition in the Mitchel A. Ritter, owner of the De- by Hoefs, Butte Falls and Russ cent illness. in the church. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor of will be held Rest Home on N orth Main S t pot Cafe, announced this w e e k __________ ______ ------- ,n— M artindale, _ G rants Pass at ends; Klamath Falls visited Monday in that for the first time in s e v e ra l' D arrell Copeland, M yrtle Creek M. H. Hess of Helman Baths, ASHLAND LOCALS the home of the Ross Hardens h*nese would he a- and Loren Levlngs, Drain at and his sister, Mrs. Ellen Pruett. Mrs. Adelaide Smith, who fell I) n I I n k i n (M A ~ L- I — — J • . . . and the R. W. Taylors. vailable in Ashland. Portland, visited Sund a y a t (tackles; Dan Brown, Klam ath and fractured her hip some time Mr. and Mrs. Tony Cog and Ritter has hired a Chinese cook Falls and Bill Robertson, Chilo ago, is slowly improving. She is Brownsboro, Oregon, the place of Wing Wong, and Monday night quin at guards; Jim Cave of Med daughter, Dee Ann, and Mrs presently at the Mitchell Rest their birth and childhood. Mr. was the first night the cafe served ford at Center; Gordon Neideigh Cog’s sister, Miss Jean Harden, Home on North Main. Hess reported the little old one Chinese dishes. The cafe stays of Cottage Grove at quarterback: attended the picture, “Gone With room school house in which he Mr. and Mrs. Kelcy Sm ith and open until 2:00 a.m., R itter point Tad G andee of Ashland and John the W ind" in Medford Tuesday. L. R. Hawley, new owner of fam ily of the W ardrobe Cleaners attended school 57 years ago is ed out, perm itting theatregoers B arger of Portland at the halves; still there. Mrs. P ru e tt is a house and night owls a chance to get and John V eentjer of Portland at the Cottage Grocery, is doing left Tuesday, November 4, for guest of the Hesses. extensive remodeling on the Boise. Idaho. They will attend the some chow mein before turning fullback. ——____________ Mrs. Clarkson Grow, m other of place. wedding of Mrs. Sm ith's niece Mrs. Carrie Reid, recently moved In. Mrs. Edward E. Brown, Siski- November '9 in M alheur County into her new home at 121 G ar BRAHMS - Double Concer you Boulevard, flew by United I Ore^on Incidently Kelcy has tak- field street. to In A minor. (Heifetz, Mrs. Amy Curtis, Portland, a r Air Lines to New York City to Pn his Run a,onK for some pheas- violin; Feuerm nnn, cello, The mumps have invaded the rived Tuesday to visit her p ar Junior High school students >pend 10 days with her daughter ard hunting while in Idaho and Robert Brown home on Beach St. and the Philadelphia O r ents. Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Farm er have formed a drill team accord Caryl Ann, who is studying at eastern Oregon chestra, Eugene Orm andy Adam Frank form erly of Long and sister and family, Mr. and ing to a release from the offlice of the school of Am erican Ballet. Mrs. W alter W. Train and son Beach, California was a dinner Conducting) Mrs. Elmer Byrd and other rel Joseph Fader, principal of the While there she visited with Robert. 20 Orange St., and Mrs. guest of E. P. Smith, North Main atives for a few days. Junior high school. Joanne P at Iriends and relatives on Long Is R. H. Roush of Klam ath Ju n c street, last week end. CHOPIN - Plano Music of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W orth, who ton is the leader. M ajorettes in land. Mrs. Brown reported good E. D. Dameron was home over Chopin. Mazurkas, Waltzs were unable to lenve last S at clude: Pat Bally, Mary A nn Cres, flying w eather both ways, and tion, accompanied Mrs. William Polonaises. (Maryla Jo n urday for the International Live Gladys Cullop, G erry Briscoe, was thrilled with the view of the Rozman of North Main Street to the weekend from his job in Medford Monday on a business Drain, Oregon. as) stock Show in San Francisco, are Vida Childers, Ruth Mitchell, and sunrise over the m ountains near and shopping trip. Lloyd Crowson of the X-L Ele leaving early W ednesday and B arbara Lacy. Beverly R obert Denver. Mrs. Chester Reid, 72 Garfield ctric Shop left Tuesday for P o rt will be accom panied by Mr. and SCHUBERT - Symp h o n y The friends and family of Mrs. street, left Monday for Oregon land on business. He plans to son is the head m ajorette. Mrs. Roy Woodward. No. 8 (Unfinished) in B Clarence Coulter, 126 Nursery city to drive her father and m oth retu rn Friday. The J. Edward Dunn rnnch minor. (Bosto n S y m- W ilbur Simmons, form er post stieet, honored her birthday on er, Mr. and Mrs. Gibson, to Ash Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis, of house on Nell creek Is getting a office employee, who is now song Tuesday with a party and din phony Orchestra, Serge land, Santa, Ana, California, and Mrs. new roof. ner. Koussevitsky Conducting) leader at N azarene church, re Vernon Hopkins of the Buck Davis’ sister of Winfield, Kansas, Bob Frink, form er Ashland and cently returned from California, H. G. Travis of the Greyhound Talent high school athlete, is pre w here he had aided the Rev. A. bus depot, left October 21 for horn Lodge district killed a 350 were house guests last week of sently at the U niversity of Idaho J. Edwards in a revival. Since his three or four days hunting duck pound bear near the underpass Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Meade. They on highway 99 on the Siskiyous. were enroute to Seattle. This was w here he is a first string quar- retu rn Simmons has gone on to and quail at K lam ath Falls. terbaek on the Vandal Frosh ele Salem. Mrs. Mamie Wolfe suggests their first visit to Ashland. Mrs. Ruth Hartm an. Elgin, Ill Mrs. Cad Ellis, 922 Siskiyou ven. He is the son of Mr. and that the man who isn't proud of Ray Fletcher, secretary of the inois, arrived T hursday to spend Boulevard, is visiting her daugh Mrs. L. G. Frink, Medford. his comm unity should either do Ashland Young Men’s Associa several days a t the Ken Peabody ter and son-in-law in Lakeview Richard Woodcock, Ashland, tion, was under the w eather home. Mrs. H artm an is an aunt something about it or move. at present. was recently elected vice- presi with lumbago over the weekend. of the Peabody’s. Mrs. Ralph Gilmore attended Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zboral- dent of the Southern Oregon col He’s up and around now, and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Reed left an announcem ent party for Miss ski, form erly of Crescent City, 270 Ei Ph-.ne 8011 lege camera club. spoke to Klwanis club Monday. this week for California and a M argaret Henry last week. The are building a new home on Van The C ham ber of Commerce Mrs Emma H ager’s brother, a more southerly elimate party was held at the E. G. J Ness. Mr and Mrs Victor Zbor- received a shipm ent of Christm as resident oi Creswell, Oregon, died Mrs. Lucille Shannon is pres- Kandolph home in Medford. w Jjir f01 S,reet decoratlons th l8 , la^ week. Mrs. Hager resides at ently employed by Mrs. Irene Mr .and Mis. Robert Relnholdt alski are also building here. The Zboiulskl’s are related to Mrs. eK J A7a &c«nic <Mv®. Cullen at Clgra’s Beauty Shop, (spent last week end in Salem. Carrie Reed. Black Tornado To Meet Rejuvenated Ashland Eleven Oregon Band Will March & Play Here Raiders to Play Eh San Francisco Forget-Me-Nots To Go On Sale Nov. 13 Three Free Parking Spaces Are Revoked Community Chest Is Short Only $2.800 I)r. Sawyer Retires After 45 Years Gift Donors Are Announced By Y. Health Leaders To Meet Nov. 13 Jr. Raiders Will Play Game Nov. 11 Ritter Hires Wing Wong at Depot Cafe Masterpieces Classics on Records This Week Jr. High Students Form Drill Team 74s H A LT Methodist Church Ladies Meet Friday School Situation Is Presented To Local Lions Club