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C. H. Wine« of the New» Re­
view wan chosen this week by
the "Publishers’ A uxiliary’’ as
one oi 25 editors of community
w eeklies to serve on a panel to
»elect the 10 top Hew» stories ol
1947.
This makes the second time in
the last year that the New» Re­
view ha» received honorable re­
cognition. On the first occation
the New» Review was chosen by
the Louisiana Press Association
as one of the top 1% of weekly
papers for quality ol display ad
vertising and was invited to as­
sist in research and survey of ad­
vertising techniques.
Bob Reinholdt was surprised
when he went to the Chief of
Police to complain about horses
trampling on the greensword at
KW1N. Surprise: Some of the
horses belonged to the Chief him­
self.
Formerly tjio
Southern Oregon
M iner
$3.00 per year
J.00 PER YEAR
Boy Scout Group
To Hold Planning
Conference Here
Three Hundred People
To Attend /Vnntial
Event December 7
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NEWS REVIEW
ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON
Plymouth Guild To
Hold Sale & Bazaar
Tin* Plymouth Guild ol the
Congregational Church met Wed
nesday, November 19 at 2:30 p.m
at the home of the Rev. and Mrs.
E. P. Borden, 187 Harrison street.
The meeting was held a week in
advance of the regular meeting
dale, because of Thanksgiving.
Plans were made for un attic
sab* ol Antique furniture to b«
held in connection with a Food
Sale and Bazaar to be held In
December in the church.
Mrs. Sadie Stratton was leader
in the absence of of Mis. Glen
Prescott. Mrs. Geo. Miller, and
Mrs. J. Larkin Grubb were the
hostesses.
Plans Completed
for Elks Smoker
Saturday Evening
Koland Partus Hears
Committees List
For Annual A ffair
l
Out for their 16th consecu­
tive win, the Southern O re­
gon College Red Raiders w ill
heed for Davis. California on
Thursday
aftern o • n v i a
Southwest Airlines to tackle
the California Aggies in a
game Friday afternoon.
The Cal Aggies show a
conference record of two
win s and one loss and the
Raiders go to Californ i a
Sporting 15 consecutive wins
in two years.
Members of the team w ill
return
immediately follow­
ing the game by their chart­
ered plane.
SOC vs
Lutheran
in
Pacific
P ear
Bowl Thanksgiving
Thursday, November, 20, 1947
Raiders Out After
Sixteenth Straight
V uX U. L ib iv y
Voi. 14, No. 37
Pacific Lutheran
To Play Raiders
In ’47 Pear Bowl
Game Will Be Held
On Medford Field
Thanksgiving Day
Ail the plans for the annual
The Annual Planning Confer­
Pacific Lutheran College of
Ashland Elks Lodge charity
ence of the Crater Lake Council
Tacoma has accepted the invita­
smoker to be held tomorrow
of the Boy Scouts of America w ill
tion of the Pear Bowl Committee
evening have been completed ac­
be held Sunduy, December 7 at
to play SOC’s Red Raiders In the
cording to Sid Reed, Elks secre­
tin* Junior High School gyinna
Pear Bowl game Thanksgiving
tary.
slum in Ashland.,
Day, according to William Healy,
The smoker will start at 8 o’­
It is estimated that 300 peopit
secretary of the Pear Bowl Com­
clock, and will feature games, en­
mittee.
will attend the annual event ol
tertainment and a banquet. Due
whom 100 will be »«.‘outers. The
The game will be played in
to the fact that the dining room
business ol the conference will in M ISS JEAN H A R D E N IS
Medford on the high school field
Of the Elks temple Is still under
elude council plans for the com­ H O N O R ED B Y P A R TY
Thanksgiving day according to
Miss Jean Harden was honored Construction, the banquet this
ing year, the council budget, elec­
the members of the Pear Bowl
4-H
CLUB
W
IL
L
M
EET
tion of officers, district chairman by a birthday party Monday, year will be served buffet style,
committee who met at noon to­
Members
of
the
Bellview
4-H
and representatives on the coun­ November 17 In the home of her and will be held in the small club will meet Thursday evening, day. Reason for the removal of
Mrs. Roy Mays of Helmun cil from the various districts.
sister and brother In law, Mr. banquet room on the third floor.
the game to Medford was given
street spent Sunday visiting Mrs
Mrs. Ned Baraclough of Medford. Serving will start at 8 o'clock, November 20, for election of of­ as the poor condition of the turf
Speaker
of
the
event
will
be
O.
ficers
and
a
regular
meeting.
A
Bart Ritter on Walker avenue.
Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. and will continue throughout the
on the Ashland high school field.
The latter is employed at the If. Sharpe, regional scout execu­ Ross Harden of B street also were entire evening. Reed said that social hour will follow the busi­ The field was torn up last week
tive
for
district
11
which
com-
ness
session.
Bernard
Engle
is
300 pounds of crab meat had been
Community hospital.
, .
. . . .
.
. guests for the occasion.
end When SOC beat Chico, 40 to
C. A. Talley, formerly of Med-
the states of Oregon Wash-
ordered and would constitute the president of the group. The club 12, in a wet, muddy game.
lord, has opened a saw shop In u ' ^ « ton* ,daho’ Monta,,a and Alas
is
meeting
a
week
early
because
main course of the buffet dinner
Pacific Lutheran Is the winner
location behind the Ashland gro­ ka.
Entertainment has been pro­ of the Thanksgiving holiday.
this
year of the Western Intercol­
Following the council meeting,
ceteria.
cured from Portland and will
legiate
Conference, which was
which will last from 1 p in. to
start at midnight.
dominated last year by Central
4:30 p.m., there will lie a banquet
The smoker Is open to all mem­
Washington, the team which
Entertainment for the banquet
bers of the Elks lodge, as well
Members
of
the
Ashland
Toast­
played Southern Oregon in the
will include music, speuking and
as their invited guests.
master's
club
will
attend
the
Pear Bowl last Thanksgiving.
a special Eagle Court of Honor at
Roland Parks is the smoker
Pacific Lutheran’s record for
which time the Eagle award will meeting of the Medford Toast­
Ashland Post No. 14 of the
be presented to several scouts masters Monday night at the committee chairman. Assisting American Legion will hold a the season stands: Pacific Luther­
Annual meeting uf the Ashland
Other awards for the evening will Hotel Holland at 6:30 p.m. In ad­ are S. R. Schuerman, dinner; Thanksgiving Dance on Novem­ an 14, St. Olaf, Northfield, Minn
Gun Club will be held Friday,
be the presentation of the Silver dition to being a joint meeting George Edwin Dunn, Turkey raf­ ber 26, 9 p.m. in the Civic Club 0; Pac. Lutheran 19, College Pug­
December 5th In the city ball ac­
Antelope medal to members with It will also be ladles night with fle; Jim Harker, games; Larkin House for ex-servlcement and ex- et Sound 0; Pac. Lutheran 35, St.
cording to an announcement
members bringing their wives Grubb. Bingo: Doyle Seely, pub­
outstanding service records.
service women and their fam ilies.1 Martins 0; Pac. Lutheran 7, East­
made today by gun club officials.
friends.
licity; and Hap Gillette, door
Each year Post No. 14 holds ern Washington 7; Pac. Lutheran
The meeting is open to the
Club members will not be
Bob Reinholdt will give a 10 prizes.
this get-together social event at 6, Western Washington 0; Pac.
shooting next week because of public and the public Is cordially and friends.
which
time all ex-servicemen and Lutheran 0, Lewis & Clark 0;
the Thanksgiving holiday. The invited to attend either meeting ry will act as general critic.
women are invited to attend and Pac. Lutheran 26, Central Wash­
group will begin again the fol­ or banquet.
enjoy themselves. This year the* ington
J?!;»“ 2;
?;; Pac. Lutheran 27, Whit-
Members of the Ashland Lions
lowing week but will meet on
CollpfTe* OrrhíMifrfl
College
Orchestra ha«
has Konn
been en- i 1
Club will serve. Mrs. Helm of the
Thursday’s Instead of Monday.
The Lutes record last year re­
gaged
by
the
dance
committee
Roy Banta and O. Z. Howard Junior High Cafeteria will pre
veals 4 wins, 2 losses and 1 tie.
to
furnish
music.
tied for first in this weeks shoot­ pare the food.
Official formation of the Qre-
Healy stated that the Pear
Members of dance committee
ing with 287 each Max Turzen-
•gon State Horsemen's Associa­
include Carl -Jonntng^ chairman; Bowl committee had contacted
bach shot 284; Larkin Grubb, 27S;
tion will take place at the Neigh­
Bert Freeman, publicity; John three schools, George Pepper dine,
Art Haskins, 273; O. R. Edwards.
bors of Woodcraft Hall, S, W.
von Kuhlmann, and Jake Lahr. Los Angeles; Willamette; and
Kiwanians Hear John
273, and Dr. Lynn Crandell, 229
14th and Morrison Streets, In
Portland University; before find­
Craft periods for both boys and Portland, Sunday, November 23,
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Richards; Also Return
ing an opponent in Pacific Luth­
girls will be a regular part of It is announced by Pers Crowell,
eran.
Officers
to
Chairs
the Y MC A. Building program Portland artist and temporary
Miss Jean Harden, an employee
starting Thursday afterno o n, j secretary of the committee ar-
Speaking before members of
The Baptist Women’s Mission­ of Newbry’s Ice and Cold Stor­
For the first time in the his November 20th according to Kay | ranging the organizational meet the Ashland Klwanls club at the
ing.
regular Monday luncheon in the ary society met Thursday for age plant flew to Eugene, Friday
tory of Southern Oregon College, Fletcher, Y.M.C.A. secretary.
Craft periods lor girls will be
All persons in the state inter­ Lithla Hotel, John Richa r d s, their annual Harvest Festival returning the same way Monday.
a student-faculty Speakers Bur­
eau has been organized for the held every Thursday afternoon ested in horses are urged to at­ County Juvenile Officer, outlined program which was presented un­ While there she visited former
entertainment of the people o: from 4:00 to 5:00 o’clock. Boys tend the November 23 meeting, the functions of the juvenile der the leadership of Mrs. C. A. Ashland people, including Mr.
and Mrs. Skip Peterson and Peg­
Ashland and suirounding com­ craft perlcxi will be held on Sat­ Crowell declares. The invitation, court and discussed the duties of Pitts, president of the group.
gie
Young and sister, Verla.
Among
the
members
who
ap­
urday
mornings
from
9:30
to
1L00
he
points
out.
Is
directed
to
own­
munities.
the county juvenile officer.
Dr. Russell Elliott Is In chaige o'clock. The work will include ers, breeders, trainers, riding en­
Also held during Monday meet­ peared on the program were: Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Henry, Lin­
of the project, the purpose of Boondoggling, Wood Burnin g, thusiasts, and all who love good ing was the election of officers E C. Dodson, Jean Tryon, Mrs.
coln,
Oregon, stopped here Wed­
Ida
Tuttle,
Mrs.
Lester
Merriam,
which is to provide a college Whittling, Metal Modeling, Belt horsemanship. Ashland Riding for the coming year. All officers
nesday
evening enroute to Flor­
Mrs.
Ralph
Webster,
Joan
Wil­
enthusiasts are expected to at- were retained with Ewald Boss-
speaking service to the commun­ Blox and Shellcraft.
ida where they plan to spend the
kinson,
Mrs.
Larry
Basey,
and
fialiate
with
the
Oregon
group.
ity. The Bureau will have a
These Craft periods are open
hard continuing as president;
winter. Mr. Henry is a former
Mrs. Arthur Peters.
number of speakers, both studen to all boy and girl members of
Jack Prewitt, vice-president; and
Ashland
resident.
Each
members
told
how
she
and faculty, who will be avail­ the Y.M.C.A. There Is no fee re­
'John Schulz, secretary appointed.
earned
a
$1.00
contribution
which
able to speak on various occa­ quired and the Craft materials
Directors retained were Walt
sions for church groups, clubs, are sold at cost.
Hamby, Ockie Sabin, Ralph Quin- is used for the support of an or­
girl at the Baptist mission
and schools. Any organization in­
I Phoenix, Nov. 19—The annual ett, Cecil Knight, Bert Miller, Ed phan
in
Kodiak,
Alaska.
terested In a speaker Is urged to
1 Phoenix high school carnival will Barnett and R. E. Stevens.
With the first basketball game
contact Dr. Elliott.
take place Friday evening in the
Plans were discussed for the S c h o o l « t o P r o e o n f
of
the season but three short
school gymnasium according to entertainment of Southern Ore J ” . 18 10 r r e s e n I
weeks away Coach Bob Sheridan
Donovan Wolfe, chairman of this yon football players at a luncheon
has thirty potential first string
years carnival.
in the near future.
‘The Evening of Christmas Mu­ players working away each prac­
Several booths, games, and spe­
John Schulz, secretary, report­ sic” by the vocal department of tice session at pivoting, passing,
Sometime during the latter
part of this month the Ashland cial events have been arranged ed on the recent board of direct­ the Ashland Junior and Senior and shooting in the Jr. High gym­
ors meeting at which time plans High Schools Is scheduled for the nasium.
Senior high school band is pre­ for the affair, Wolfe said.
Crowning of the carnival queen were made for a Christmas tree Junior High School auditorium
paring to give the first concert
The Schedule for the 1947-48
of the present school year, Irwin who will be selected from the for Ashland children. George An­ Tuesday evening, December 16. season stands: Dec. 12, Ashland
four candidates who represent drews was selected to handle the The program will be under the vs. Roseburg, at Roseburg: Dec.
Lesser is band director.
Previous to the concert a tour the four classes will be a major project.
direction of O. C. Bjorlie, vocal 18, Ashland vs. Roseburg, at Ash­
Leon Mulling, instructor at director for the two schools. The land; Dec. 19, Ashland vs. Central
is being planned which will take event of the evening. Candidates
the band to Grants Pass for a for the honor, all blondes are: Southern Oregon College, attend­ affair is one of the highlights of Point, Ashland; Dec. 20, Ashland
morning concert, Roseburg for an Shirley Hammond, freshman; La- ed the luncheon at special guest the year and always draws a vs Central Point, at Central
afternoon concert, and a second Velle Hemphill, sophomore; Eris
This Week
Point; Dec. 26, Ashland vs SOC
large crowd.
concert In Roseburg that evening Wolfe, junior, and Jewell Hutton,
At the senior high 141 students Frosh, at Ashland, college gym.;
at the Veteran’s hospital.
senior.
tried out for the school chorus Dec. 29, Ashland vs Coquille at
BACH - Contata No. 4
According to Lesser the band
this fall. The membership is 97 Coquille; Dec. 30, Ashland vs
(Christ lay in the bond of
this year Is divided into three
and the parts are distributed as Marshfield, at Marshfield; Jan. 2,
death) by RCA Victor
groups, the lower division band, « . .
o
__
follows: 18 first soprano, 20 sec­ Ashland vs SOC Frosh, at J. H.
Chorale and Orchestra.
the pep band, and the advanced p ’lR K e o llT V e y H e r e
Funeral services will be held ond soprano, 15 first alto, 15 sec­ Gym.; Jan. 3, Ashland vs Central
Robert Shaw, conductor.
band. Members of the lower divi­
Dr. C. L. Huffaker, school Monday, Nov. 24, 10 a.m. for Mrs. ond alto, 14 tenor and 16 bass.
Point, at Ashland; Jan. 9, Ashland
sion band are sophomores who building and finance expert iron Mrs. Marie Vaupel, 83, 422 Siski­
GERSHWIN - Concerto In
At the Junior high 139 tried vs Medford, at Ashland; Jan. 16,
F. Oscar Levant and
.ecently came over into the high the University of Oregon, will you Boulevard, who died Tues­ out for the 88 places and parts Ashland vsGrants Pass, at Ash­
Andre Kostelanetz with
school from the Junior high visit Ashland sometime in the day at the Community Hospital were selected as follows: 30 sop­ land; Jan. 17, Ashland vs Grants
school. The pep band Is compos- next two weeks, according to an in Ashland following a lingering rano, 28 alto. 14 tenor, and 15 Pass at Grants Pass; Jan 30, Ash­
the Philharmonic Sym­
1 ed of students troni both the low­ announcement made today by illness.
phony Orchestra of* New
land vs Klamath Falls, at Ash­
bass.
er division and the advanced div­ Leland Linn, superintendent of
York.
Born in Elcador, Iowa in 1864,
Director Bjorlie has recently land; Jan. 31, Ashland vs Klam­
ision bands plus a few from the schools.
Mrs. Vaupel has been a resident organized two boys quartets, two ath Falls, at Ashland; Feb. 6,
PROKOFIEFF - Scythian
Junior high school. This Is the
Dr.
Huffaker
will
make
a
sur­
of
Ashland for 63 years. In Ash­ girls sextets, and a girls triple Ashland vs Medford at Medford:
Suite, Op. 20. Chicago
band which appears at football vey of the overcrowded school land she was a member of the trio. Last year was Bjorlie’s first Feb. 7, Ashland vs Medford at
Symphony Orchestra, De
games and pep rallies.
situation here and will make re­ Congregational Church, the East­ year in Ashland and the perfor­ Ashland; Feb. 14, Ashland vs U.
sire Defauw, Conductor.
The advanced band will be the commendations to the boatd.
ern Star and the Daughters of mance of his groups received fav­ of O. Frosh at Eugene; Feb 17,
group which will take the tour
the Nile.
orable comment. He was trained Ashland vs Central Point at Cen­
William Healy, secretary of
and present the concert. The sec­
The Reverend E. P Borden w ill at S t Olaf College where he took tral Point; Feb. 20 Ashland vs
ond appearance of the band will the Chamber of Commerce spent conduct the final services Inter­ work under F. M. Christiansen. Grants Pass at Grants Pass; Feb.
be at Christmas time when they the first part of the week in Sal­ ment will be in the mausoleum at
21, Ashland vs Grants Pass at
will be joined by the Junior high em on business.
Florence Wood, daughter of Ashland; Feb. 27,Ashland vs Kir*
Mountain View Cemetery
school band for the traditional
Robert Wagers, Ardis Warren,
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Woods, math Falls at Klamath Falls; Feb.
and Jack Samson, all of Ashland,
evening of Christmas music.
Rev. and Mrs. W. B. T alt Van- 520 Mountain avenue, Ashland, 28, Ashland vs Klamath Falls at
were among the nine Initiates couver, Washington, returned to is assisting the Eugene city re- Klamath Falls.
Miss Lee King of Sacramento,! who became members of Theta their home last week after spend- corder in conducting an Inventory
Admission charges for games
270 East Main Phone 8011
j California returned with h e r ‘Delta Phi last week at Southern ing the past five weeks in the of Eugene business firms. Miss this year will be: grade school
friend, Mrs. Eloise Mackie to be Oregon college. Theta Delta Phi home of their daughter and h er, Wood is a senior student in psy- students 20c, Junior High stud­
a house guest for the coming Is a mens scholastic honorary family, the Rev. and Mrs. A. J. chology at the University of Ore- ents 30c, Adults 55c, and visiting
three weeks.
fraternity.
Edwarda, 811 Iowa Street.
gon.
students and S.O.C. studenti 40c
Toastmasters Plan
A Joint Meeting
Gun Club to Hold
Annual Meeting
Horse Association
Is Being Organized
Girls & Boys Given
YMCA Craft Periods
American Legion
Will Hold Dance
Duties of County
Juvenile Officer
Presented Monday
Baptist Women Hold
A Harvest Program
Speakers’ Bureau
Organized at SOC
School Carnival
Is Friday Night
Sheridan Announces
1947-48 B B Schedule
Concert Planned
For School Band
Christmas CdlCert
Masterpieces
Classics
on Records
School Expert Will
7ÉS
M ARI
Services For
Pioneer Monday