u. oí 0» Library. h I DOING The TOWN 0 R t cl F uiusme Ì E I >1 AT I 0 I J.00 PER YEAR NEWS REVIEW Formerly the Southern Oreeoa Miner S3.00 per year ASH LA N D , JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON Thurday, April i, , 94« Voi. i j No. 4 Seems like every kid and most of the older generation followed! the fire truck» Wednewluy aftei ■ noon up to 555 Fairview where ul flue fire was we’l u n d e rw a y 'a t | The Secretarial Science De­ the Vein Sm ith residence. A partm ent of Southern Oregon col­ mong those In attendance were B. W. BYRD COMPLETES lege, under the joint guidance t>f MHS AL HAYNES, BOB REIN REMODELING JOB Donald Lewis and Mrs. Fiances CONSOL1DATION WILL HOLDT, CARL JENNINGS, O This week m arked the official Silver, took to the airw ays on BE CONSIDERED AGAIN C BJORLIE, BOB LUGAR, and finish of the remodeling on the Tuesday, the 30th of March, for Patrons of the Bellview school of course, CLINT BAUGHMAN Pioneer Building on East Main a nine week series of broadcasts. STRIKING MOTIF IN and his fire laddies. . . . and as B. W Byrd and Fred Van The program called "Shorthand district and the Ashland school CLUB AND DINING ROOM now that spring has sprung our Curler put on finishing touches. on the A ir,’’ will be heard over district will go to the polls for num ber I plaudit goes to the lady The public was perm itted a Medfords station KYJC at 7 00 the second time within a month Grand opening of the new Elks who has lier garden practically prem ature view of the u ltra ­ p in. on Tuesdays It will consist Friday evening to consider con­ lounge and dining r room located ° ° m located completely under control, MRS modern front when scaffolding of fifteen m inutes of dictation solidating the Bellvew district Mrs. Barraclough and her daugh- '„ " T / . ter, Mrs. Reglnold Stage of Med- f i u ? , f, L b asem ent of the HARRY DUDLEY, Taylor street was partially removed from th< and Instruction and jnterested lis with the new consolidated dis­ ■ C U W1 be be*d tbis ^ a t' . . . . and while we're working front In February, although work teners may test their shorthand trict which includes Ashland ford gave a surprise Stork Show- S‘d Taylor street we m ight mention had not been completed. powers on the dictation series Soda Springs, Valley View, Nell' e r .,or thei,r daughter in law and . R « - ? secretary Creek, and Siskiyou. i sister m law, Mrs. Ned Barra- I E L m X ^ . f a C C l U b that Mrs. H S. Alkens, 54 Taylor The Pioneer Building, owned Those who con accurately tran ----- , were street, has sold her home on since 1942 by William Briggs, was scribe the broadcast dictation may At the previous previous election held ough in the latter s home, 235 N u general election, held Taylor which was one of the built in 1880 by G. S. Butler and subm it it to the SOC secretarial Wednesday, March 17, where the Ivy street in Medford last Wed- which* i. C.°ntracto™ _,ior the j ° b- nesday, March 1st. $65 000 * r eati,T ated cost around show places of the comm unity as father in law Jacob Thompson science departm ent, and will re other districts voted ' practically p - . , *65 0°0, Boh Keaney, Medford, far as lundscaplng was concerned Remodeling was directed by celve certificates of proficiency unamimously to join the consoli­ Kiyreshments were served to the was the architect, and the de- . . . and when Don MacW hlrter, William (Jrlggs with B. W Byrd In return. Speeds will vary all dated district the vote in B ell­ m any friends, relatives and the signing was done by Phil Hensel- also of Taylor street, gets his contracting the job. the way from 60 to 140 words view was 65 against consolida­ honor guest. man. home landscaped it, too will he per minute. ------ — — — ■ ■ - tion and 60 for. This left Bellview Byrd, an Ashland contractor Simpson Plum bing and H eat­ one of the more outstanding bits out of the proposed district and came to Ashland In 1946 from ing were sub-contractors for the M O R E TO R E A D of residential property In the would have m eant that children air conditioning and plumbing. city............. Nothing like boosting Cleveland, Ohio w here he had of high school age In Bellview . c j Tbe air conditioning unit changes some of the local property we a l­ previously been in the contract­ would have to attend schools In ing business. Helping him on the blade Songer and A1 Haynes, ' a,r in the lounge every three ways say, especially In the spring some other community inasmuch form er Ashland jewelers, who | minutes. time when the worms are turning | job were Lee Quinn, W alter Mad- as the present facilities in Ash ( sen, John Madsen, Cliff Wilson land would not perm it the ta k in g | »tore In M v X c r a d t . 'ore piam P r o v c S J to ld to ? The and the real estate men are com ­ Jim Hoots and Dick York. ing out of hibernation. of tuition pupils. The extent of the re-modellng You've noticed that the almond Since March 17 petitions have The Ashland Public Library has gone beyond the front with trees are blooming throughout been circulated in the Bellview n M yrtle Creek and neither has, the bar were made by W E Bai the installation of lower ceilings has received a gift of thirty dol the city now and the fragrance . telt. Electrical r e f r i g e r a t i o n district to hold another election. announced any future plans of their blossoms fills the air, in the offices of, Andrews and lars from PEO, C hapter AC. As The second election will be held Redford, and The News Review. ayntii re tu rned to Ash- equipm ent was installed by W the members of this group are from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. F ri­ but have you ever noticed that ¡» "e x Jt’ X n k, X k ’ " o ’"”“ ° " or8a" ' T h e ' k U c h ^ the m anzanita is the bush that Upstairs, halls and the law of­ interested In the advancem ent of day at the Bellview school, A sh­ fices of Briggs and Briggs were is expected to arrive here S ator- m en! Is K alberar. M ildred Kioto education, they would like to e n ­ land will vote at the same time throughout the entire year gives . designed and hung the drapes. the hills the soft green color remodeled. A new furnace was courage wholesome reading on at the city hall. which makes the local scenery ;nsta,,cd and arrangem ents made the part of the boys and girls of nr ' Ashland Cabinet works did According to Mrs. Archie Kln- Dr. M attie B. Shaw has been the work on the m irrors and the something special ° ’ sum m er air conditioning In Ashland; their gift is designat­ cade some of the people in the Sure was a lucky break for t h e . ° “ ‘c^ ed for the purchase of books tor Bellview district evidently mis­ critically ill at her home, 133 N doors. Plastering was done by Fred Van Curler. The sound kids to get a spring vacation I The front of the building has the Juvenile departm ent of the li­ understood the “pros and cons’’ Pioneer, since last S u n d ay .! equipm ent was fu rn ish ed b y during the week that spring been stuccoed and will be paint­ brary. Most of the contribution of the last election and as a re ­ S ear’s M ountain States Music. sprung Those that haven't got ed a pale green early in the sum ­ will be used to replace the worn sult found themselves out on a Electrical contracting was sub spring fever are having them sel­ mer. The windows of the ground stock of supplem entary readers limb In regard to a high school let to Tennison Electric of G rants ves a time getting sun tans and floor were constructed to slant for prim ary-aged children. for their youngsters. Pass. riding about the village and up in at the bottom and a flower This is not the first gift from Leland Linn, superintendent of¡ and down the park In open con- box was added to harm onize the this group, as they have in p re ­ schools, pointed out that it is not The color m otif is in a series of structure with the landscaping of 965th Field A rtillery, B attery pastels . with predom inant old vertahles.............and in the even­ vious years contributed toward necessary for a voter to be regis ing the newly leveled lot up on the plaza. O rnam ental glass brick the children's work in the library. tered but that he must be a tax A of the National G uard will lose, gray and tans. Three pow ­ C arter heights, which someday was used to fram e the doors and In addition to t ie PEO gift, the payer or own stock in a local hold open house a t the Ashland der monkeys, “see no evil,” “hear Armory, April 6, from 7:30 to will he the site of RICHARD windows. Local businessmen and con­ Ashland Study C'.ub m ade a gift corporation which pays loe a 1 9:30 p.m. All equipm ent belong­ no evil,” and “speak no evil,” REYNAN'S new home, gets a .lot taxes. form the m ural in the ladies rest of $21.00 to the Public Library ing to the battery will be on dis­ room. of play from the rom antic set tractors who provided supplies for the purchase of new books. and did work on the job includes: play, and moving pictures will Something about a high hill top The bar can be shut off from A voluntary contribution on the also be shown by the Officers Re­ the m ain room by a plastic cu r­ that brings out the romance In The Ashland Cabinet Works, p art of each m em ber made pos- which did the glass work, doors serve Corp. This open house will tain in order to facilitate handl­ some of the younger set climax a two week recruiting ing of special banquets and din­ X “X x d x 9 - - dd" ‘''n “ , h e ' ,b campaign being launched by the ners. The Ashland Lum ber Company. According to Miss Cora M ason,' ® ® Company National Guard. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Leonard will Ashland Y.M.C.A. offered for lum ber, alum inum edged city librarian, the book fund has Friday. April 10. the National be in charge of the kitchen and special program of activities to been entirely inadequate this windows, alum inum sheeting for Saturday, April 10. the Ash­ budget year, In view of increased the boys and grils in the m em ­ G uard will also sponsor a dance serving. land Gra-Y club of the Y M C A the m arquee, paint and hardw are prices on the new books, but re­ bership during the Spring Vaca­ at the Armory. All National The main entrance to the will take part in a Telephone supplies; The Ashland General quests by the readers have also tion period. March 29 to April 3. Guard members and their dates, lounge is at the rear of the build- Field meet with the Gra-Y club Hardw are for hardw are supplies; Increased, m aking fund shortages Included in the program were or wives will be adm itted free t o f ing opposite the Elks parking "lot Llninger Sand 8t Gravel of Med­ of Salem, Oregon. tournam ents in Table Tennis the dance. Braddock Brothers on C street. | ford for sand, gra v e 1, a n d particularly acute. Members of the Ashland Gra-Y Miss Mason said; "The public I ^ ° Cket Bllllardsr, ior b°ys of & Rose, a popular musical group Huu..L ithp j unior and Senior High from Los Angeles, will play for club will compete with the Salem cement; The Yates Electric Com­ ANDERSON’S RETURN the dance. Any new ---------- recruits ... in I Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ander- group in the standing broad jum p pany for electric wiring and fix­ spirit indicated by such as these I scu. Marble Game tourna­ high jump, 50 yard dash, base tures; Simpson H ardw are for gifts are greatly appreciated; it m ents for both boys and girls of the National Guard will also b e |son> Dead Indian, returned re ­ adm itted free to this dance, a c - |cent4y from a w inter vacation hall throw, und a relay race. Re­ plumbing and plum bing supplies: helps m ake possible an up-to- G rade school age. date book service. cording to Second L ieutenant wbich took them to Los Angeles, sults of the meet In each city will I Bosshard Lum ber Co. for lumber C raft work In leathercraft, News books at the library in­ shellcraft, woodburning, model Ardis W arren, National G u a r d .|New Orleans, and Tucson, Ariz- be exchanged by telephone to d e b C O P S *N R O B B E R S clude: erm ine the winning club. planes and boondoggling for both On this same day Battery A will P na- While in Los Angeles they Best. Whistle, D aughter Whis­ boys and girls. open a recreation room for theii attended the wedding of their tle; Boyd, Lucinda Brayford; Dr. Elmo Stevenson, president Group meetings of the Boy members, which will include pool I daughter to Jam es Mills. The of Southern Oregon College, has \ Boys’ Clubs of America, Manual Scouts, Girl scouts. Senior Hi Y tables, library, games such as cerem ony took place Jan u ary 10. of Bovs’ Club operation; Bruce, club and Gra-Y club were also checkers, and m any others. The I Mr. Anderson is presently catch- been reelected to the editorial G arretson Chronicle; Craven, A held in the “YY” Building at the room will also include a post I ’ng up w ith his fishing on the staff of The American Biology ■ d Z i er* ± , ± r “ I ¿ T alternoon. March 28. Treasury of A rt Masterpieces usual meeting times. exchange w here G uard mem bers | Bogue River. will be allowed to buy cigarettes. from the Renaissance to the Pres­ tlonal Association of Biology patrons at the Klam ath Junction candy, soda pop and other items I A flue fire at the home of Mr. Teachers. This is Dr. Stevenson’s ent Day; Downes. Mary Dono- G a l l a t i n « P l a n n i n g Cafe had a ring-side seat for van; Erdman. The Years of the ^ d , , < l l , n S 1 M l U l i n g at cost. lan d Mrs. Vern Sm ith was ex tin ­ fourth year in this post real life police story. Locust; Ferm, Religion in the guished W ednesday afternoon by The Oregon State Police had Tw entieth C entury; Hagedorn, the Ashland Fire departm ent. A rthur Sawyer, Burns, Oregon, throw n up what appeared on Prophet in the W ilderness; the the surface as a road block to Story of A lbert Schweitzer; Helni- son in law of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. make a routine check for operat erlcks, We Live in the Arctic; G allatin, 148 Central avenue, will The W esleyan Service Guild of 7 ° h JJn (,S arrive here Thursday, April 1st or licenses. Inform ation Please Alamanac, and will return to Burns Friday the Methodist church met Tues- iS V e G r a v e P lir p O S e All of a sudden Cliff Wilson 1948; Jasper Lee Company, Have Whittle* 426 ° / T4Virginia One hundred and five dollars spotted the two officers In charge You Read 100 Great. Books; Lofts w ith Mrs. Gallatin who will visit work evenint» s*reet- 14 was a I was netted from the box supper frisking a young man. They re­ Silver Nutm eg; Look at America; her daughter, Mrs. Saw yer and sewin T h l v V n2 7 “ Spent in held a t the Soda SPrin g club at moved an under arm holster,, The South; North, So Dear To the Saw yer’s four children while fant B l a n S °T S° me In ' Elm er HoPkins last Saturday gun, a knife, and recovered the My Heart; Ostenso, Milk Route; Mr. G allatin is attending the 20th This Week anniversary convention of the needs ana f t o ,^ P P ^ ,n u s s io n night. The money will be used 1941 Lincoln Zepher Sedan the Rinehart, A Light in the Win- F arm er’s Insruance group in Los M ethodist eh mPh ^ S/ ° r P ’’ the Upkeep and ■naintenanee BACH—C antata No. 4 young man adm itted stealing church kitchen. Miss of the Hill cem etery at Klam ath Law'nSt G a m í ' T‘ t ? Angeles as an aw ard ^ h i s out- (Christ Lay In The Bonds from the Tower Car Lot in Coos Bishon’, M nnii' Z u !l? tan d ,n « sales record. Mr. G allat- Cora Mason stated they need and Junction. of Death) by the RCA Bay where he had been em ­ Bishop’s M antle; Van Doren The | F A a ' “ ‘i dcsire a11 interested to join the • non-di . - - - 1 The cem etery, also known as Victor Chorale & Orches­ ployed. The man gave hls name G reat R e h e a r^ l- W ilder The hv t f ' T * Asbland’ April I Guild as it is G reat Rehearsal; is non-denom lnational the D unn-Barron cem etery is of w ilder, 3 by bus for Dunsm uir w here he {group as for it employed tra, Robert Shaw, Con­ as Don Schaffer, age 23 years, an Ides of March. W ill n n o r*rl f l i o ductor. ex-m erchant m arine and said he Clat He v ,„ ,e ,u r„ to - took the car early Sunday m orn­ A group from the Faith Temple BRAHMS—Double Concer­ ing March 28. including the Pastor Leo Wine ' ’ ° ' Mch m« " th Mrs Vcrn Cary, San Raphel, to In A minor, for violin, The officers handcuffed him attended a fellowship meeting at cello & Orchestra, Hei­ H enry Dleckman of K lam ath Dr. Bertha Sawyer, 125 Oak Cah fr>rnia, spent Easter w ith her and proceeded to Medford with ' C « v e~ j\« ctio n 7 alt Tuesday even- fetz, violin, Feuerm ann, Falls, Oregon, visited his family street, returned fro m ’ Klam ath ;iau g h te r- Barbara Cary of the him and th e stolen vehicle. lng a t 7-30 cello, Philadelphia O rch­ at 386 B street last week. Falls W ednesday. ' Mart. estra, Orm an d y C o n- Mrs Lewellyn Jones of High­ ducting way 66 is still confined to a P o rt­ land Hospital w here she has been BRUCH—Scottish Fantasy. quite 111 She Is reported to be Im­ Jascha Heifetz, violinist, proved. and the RCA Victor Orch Mrs. R. V. G entry of N orth estra, William Steinberg, _/"»-il____. X. Raiders _ . - Riverside, Medford, spent Tues­ Southern Oregon College will expects the will be at a conductor. Due to the w eather the season m ined by game percentage. day w ith her father W. R. Taylor play their first baseball game disadvantage for that reason will be restricted just to confer- 248 5th street and her two sisters, this year w ith Chico State on GRUENBERG — C oncerto I resent candidates for team po- ence games and will end on May , Track .M rs. Ethel Miller, 562 A street April 2 and 3 at Chico although. for Violin & Orchestra- sltlons are Gene Farthing, Tex fijst. Track practice at SOC is being and Mrs. Ross Harden, 556 B Coach Ted Schopf states, the G atlin and Harold Adams for Opus 47. Jascha Heifetz The Schedule conducted in the gymnasium due I street. Raiders have not as yet had a Catcher; left-hander Russ Mar- and the San Francisco A pril 2 and 3, Chico State at vi £i00r ] r3ck facilities at F uller Mrs. Elzina Smith, 519 Siskiyou chance to conduct satisfactory tindale, Ron Pinkham , Tex Gat- Chico. Orchestra, Pierre Mon- eld and again the w eather. The boulevard visited her daughter practice due to w eather condi­ lin Charley Jandreau and Chuck teux, conductor. A pril 10. San Francisco State, turn-out is expected to be small Mrs. Wm. Pohl, 317 E. Jackson tions. DeA utrem ont, for pitcher; Cal (doubleheader) at G rants Pass. due to these reasons ---------------J -- and *- it * Is ex ­ '• Shopf said today that he will Bonney and Tex G atlin for first April 16 and 17, Humboldt St. pected by Coach A1 Simpson that last Monday. rely on the players who made up base; Jack B arger for second { in Ashland Mrs. K atherine Tysver of 519 the track s'ars will concentrate Boulevard is still nursing an in­ the team last year because the base; Bobby Hoefs and Charley A pril 23 and 24. Humboldt St