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Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, Deceember 18, i
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Licenses Renewed
At Police Station
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I hited m i d f l i n t p o lille h e d
covering from injuries received’**’' them, or any of Hum. be rmnvei i
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3unday when he collided with
w ith an
muti-aimd umi !•«, I. .I rio ii,! zv Hi duy ■ f N o v e l l i i n
Sunday
U M H e illn g , a 11 e m |d I i ik io iN t ii ld l H
Vnn D yk e A t l.ou ih iiril
autom obile in Medford.
c lu lm liig a n y u u h i
t i l l » , ■ •» tu le , l i e u 1
VAN D Y K E A IJ » M 11A It 11,
■ U IT IM E Q U IT Y TO Q U IE T T IT L E
SU M M O N S
o r l i i t e r i i n i In o r to Multi p r o p e l i t , m |
u n i p o r tlu n H u i e o l . m o t Ih e I'i. iln
O ff»' t i t l e lo » u t il p re u ilM i'N be t i i r
a t » r < |iile li* i| m id » e t m re»t;
Ashland m otorists cun m ake
h e d a le o f th e o n t u i for
application for their 1948 alum in IN T H E I 'llt C U lT C O U N T t>F T i ll : llc itih T m
o f t i l l » H i i m m t m a l*t th e
T A T K O F O ltE U O N IN A N D F o lt duy o f N n v e m h t r . 1 1»17. nuti th e
um and red license plates at the U
T H E l O l ’. V n o f JA C K S O N
fo r p iih lh iillo u o f
City Police station according to JA i K s o N C O U N T Y , it I'u lllli'ul su b S pri'Hirlhetl
u m m on » I» imi t' each w eek fo r
Clarence Williams, assistant chief ( lIV lM lo ll 111 ( III* S t u l l* u f l i l t ' l l , t i l , t i l l , I c o i i H i c i i l l v e w e e k »
l.l.M K E H
M ll.l.S
c o l l l ' o l t A TI, IN. (
ot police. 1 he station operates on it C u liru rn lu c o r p o r a tio n , |i|a I it»11I»
a 24 hour a day basis und appli
va.
cation can be made a t any time A l i ' l l l l ’lt O. O W E N S unit J A N l
HOE O W E N S , If m u n le tl m ill lit h it
I ost of the 1948 Oregon license m nl I lit* h rvapw ctlvu un k iiu w ii h ilr »
JO N E S
mid
is $5.00 w ith an additional 25c fee J A N E m id I or K A J o N | C | N E S DOE
JO N E S , I
being charged for a tem porary m urrlttil m id 11 t h ia , an d th rtr ra
sticker to perm it vehicle usage » p v c t l v e u n k n o w n h e l r a , I f d a , id
E H N E ll mill H O SE W EIt
during the period of tim e the a p N r .ll, E h W
u sb a n d und w ife , If liv in g
und
llia
lr
rt*»i*eittvu u n k n o w n I n n »
plication is being processed at
S O P H I E W ll.K E m ill J O H N
Salem and the m ailing of the new H f o d f. iu d W ; JbK
E . If m u iilf t l .m il llv ln a
plates is being made. Drivers of m id H i e l r r t u p f c i l v t , u n k n o w n l u l l »
ir tit.id , a n d
tiny m id u ll o th e r pm
vehicles w ith Oregon pla t e s Ilf« or paruonu
u n k n ow n flu lm ln v
should bring their white registra a n y r ig h t, t it le . v»lu(t>, lie n or Intel
In or to the reul p rop erty lu r e -
tion card with them at the time eat
in a i ic i <!••<< ibed, i> firn d u n (B
they m ake application. Drivers of TO E ach , e v e r y und nil o f th e a b o v e
out-of state cars will need a title nan iod D eftin dm i I»
T H E N A M E O F T H E s i ., . .
certificate and a registration card. O i IN O1MSUUN,
you uud tu t li o l y o u
Owners of out of state cars pay a ure h e r eb y l e q u h e tl lo nppoui unu i
w e i (ha C o in p lu in t file d u gm iiu l
$1.00 higher fee for licenses than iiiie
.'■oi l.i ih t . t ' o i e e n title d n u i i on
do resident vehicle owners.
"■ I , f l o r a U n In* t duy o f f o u , w e o ,»
ron, th e iltiti o f the f | l s l p ubU( .,
Williams pointed out that be Iltjn u f (hit. S u m m on », und, It yon
ginning this year all truck licen l u l l bo lu uppeui und a n a w e i »ithl
p lu ln i, fo r w a n t
th e r e o f, the
ses would be $5.00, but that all t liu o m
ln t ir r » w ill a p p ly to the Cum t
trucks, which had a combined for th e r e lie f d em an d ed In th eir
o m p la in t, B U iv h itlly u tu ted u» io l
weight of 4500 lbs or over must C
low », t o -w lt:
have a Public Utilities Commis
T h a t a D e c r e e be e tile te d a d ju d i
sion perm it. These perm its are c a t in g a n j und u ll r ig h t, title , e etu te ,
or c la im w h ic h you
or | u n y o f
w*a vi
available at the P.U.C. Office, Hen
Ju u h a v e or c la im to h a v e in, io m
Liberty building, Medford. The upon th e r ea l p rop erty e itu a te d in
»on C o u n ty , O regon , p a r ticu la r
cost of a perm it is based on a Javk
Iy uvMcrihed ¡nt follows*, to -w lt
sliding scale which takes into
T h e S o u th H u lf ( K ^ j o f S e c tio n
M A ? ,’
th e N o rth eiin t Q u u rlei
account both milage and weight
I N b k - or S e c tio n T w e n ty (Zoi
Forty-six students in Junior
Bellview, Dec. 17—Mrs. Beldon factors.
th e S o u th H u lf ( S ^ ) o f S e c tio n
High received a two or better the Block announced today that the
T w e n ty -n ix
<JS); th e N o r th w e a t
Q u a r ter ( N W Q ) ,
th e N orth au at
second six weeks period, as com Christm as program of her stu
MINDED
’ he S o u th w e b l Quut tri
pared w ith the first period of dents had been postponed until L CONSERVATION
t N E V .S U 'Q ) , th e W e»t H a lf o f
OG G ERS TO M EET & EAT
H>* S o u t h e a s t Q u a r ter
thirty-one, an increase of alm ost December 26 because of the city
Membes
of
the
Southern
O
re
und
th e S o u tlie u » ! Q u a rter o f I h r
50 per cent, Joe Fader, principal wide Christm as tree which will
Sou tln u H t Q u a r ter ( S E Q S E Q ) ol
gon
Conservation
and
Tree
Farm
of the school announced today. be held December 23, originally
S e c tio n
T w e n t y - e ig h t
(ZID,
association will m eet Frid a y
th e
S o u th w est
Q uu rtvr o f
tin
The seventh grade Honor Roll al the date set for the recital.
N o r th e u u t Q u a r ter
(S W Q N F Q l
evening,
December
19,
7:00
p.m.
most doubled, the eighth gained
th e
S o u th e u u t
Q u a rter
of
the
The program and recital will at the Rogue Valley Country club
N o r th w e a t Q u u rter t S E ' . N W Q i
one and the ninth, five.
take place at the Presbyterian in Medford, according to Lewis L.
m id th e S o u th H a lf ( S t , ) o f Se<
Students by grade m aking the church. Friends and relatives of
H on T h ir ty 13V); t h e Z , , u l h H a lf
Simpson, secretary of the organi
N o r t h w e s t Q u u rter ( S q .
Honor Roll are:
the participating musicians are zation.
2*nd , h * N o r th H a lf of
Seventh grade — Carole Culp, welcome.
th e S o u t h w e s t Q u a rter (N U .s W 'Q )
Mr. W H Horning, head of the. s í ..ií eC“ü , , . . ’r h l.r ,y *tW0 (S 2>* ” *»
Gregg Llninger, Pattie Abbott,
In addition to the program Mrs. O. &. C. A dm inistration, or his
N o r th
H a lf o f
th e
N orth w eat
Nancy Dunkeson, La Verne Hop- Block is having a Christm as p ar Assistant,
n ’> N W ,4 ),
and
th e
will be the principle! S o u th H a 1<
lf
o
f
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c
tio
n T h l.
tonstall, Gaynel Knight, Richard ty at her home here Saturday
P i ? ' “ nd ,h * N o r th H air
speaker
at
the
m
eeting.
The
Mitchell, Collette Perrine, Donna morning, December 20. Seventeen
S e c tio n T h lr ty -» lx < 3 0
All In T o w n n h lp F o r ty (1 0 ) Sou th.
Travis, Mike Grant, David Stem- of her students are expected to m em bers of the County Courts of
K
an
ge
O
ne
(1 ) W ent o f th e W M
pie, Glen Ingle, Bob Myrick, San attend the party which will in Jackson and Josephine Counties
J a c k so n C o u n ty, O regon.
will
be
guests
of
the
Association.
„ i , i A n d . d?c l“ r >” K a n y u n e nil
u< h
dra Clary, Dee Hillberry, Mary clude a holiday luncheon at 12 00
c la im » to b« n u ll and v o id , and <le.
Lou Morgan, Philip Selby, Ron- noon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wines and •In r ln » th a t th e »aid P la in t if f » m e
r „ o w n er » In fe e »Im p le o f »aid
old W alker, Helen Robertson and
family, 774 Ashland street, are i prem
ln ea am i o f the w h a le th e r e o f
H u sh
Mrs. B ertha Fritch, West Los moving this weekend to 422 Sis tU
Doris Mitchell.
le “ew ni’? a r. ° f " " i “ nd
M eK eever
Angeles,
California,
left
Monday
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f
»aid
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Eighth grade — Barbara Hild,
kiyou boulevard.
Í . u dai ‘“: . o r “ ny o f
an«* th at
Bill Miles, Gail Barnum , Ruth for her home after spending the
11 N. M a in ’ St
e a ch an d a ll o f th e D e fen d a n t» h e n - 1
past
two
weeks
at
the
bedside
of
In.
and
e
a
c
h
and
a
ll
per»onn
c la im -
Ray
Schuster,
Route
2.
is
re
.
J
Taylor, M ildred Williams, G len.
Ing. or to c la im by, th r o u g h or t i n -
her sister. Mrs. A. T. Hoke, 39
na Williamson.
Union
Street,
who
has
been
quite
Ninth grade — Don MacWhlr-
owe
SS S I i OS ,
seriously ill since November 26.
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ter, K enneth Ashcraft, Bernice Mrs. Hoke is much im proved but
May ben, Billy
B arger, Dale
still will be confined to her bed
Dieckman, D arlene Hickman, J e r
for some tim e to come.
ry Langer, Anne Hill, Ernest Eng
strom, A rth u r O strander, Jan et H erm an Ghea, Edith Hill, Mary
Schniedler, K enneth Wilkenson, Hillberry, Bob Madden, June O l
Patricia Bailey, J e rry Elliott, son, Rosemary Stevenson.
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Forty-six Make Jr.
High Honor Roll
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