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ASHLAND, JACKSON CO UN TY, OREGON Thursday, April
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Vol. i j. No. 6
HAROLD THOMAS and HOB
ERT KEINHOLDT took u short
breather between classes at th
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I A H en
High school Wednesday to grab
a smoke and a bit of fresh air, th»
occasion, respite from th«- ques
Kail F Downing, who Is serving his seventh year as m inister of
Frank O'Neil will take 10 A sh
The April meeting of the Jack-
tions the high school crowd the First ( hurch of Christ, will serve for another year according to
son County Council P.T.A. will land high school thin clads to the
vote nt tiie congregation at the annual meeting Saturday night.
threw at them during the voca
be held at the High School Gym Hayward relays in Eugene S atu r
Downing reported that UH m em bers were received during the yeait
ttonal guidance lectures.............
naslum, Eagle Point, April 21, day. The group will leave Ash
25th ANNUAL SESSION
HARRY SKERRY w ondering 2« by baptism and 42 by transfer.
land Friday in order to be in
TO BE HELD IN ASHLAND
how the conference got along
The new church is nearing completion and only $2,000 needs to 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
APRIL. 1949
w ithout his help.
Dinner will be served at ’he Eugene and in shape for the meet
b<- raised to cover the present outstandln /g indebtedness inasm uch
Saturday.
Locals still pay regular calls to as a pay as we build policy has been followed
Eagle Point Grange at $10) per
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. E lhart, Mr
The church was founded fifty years ago this coming April 19. The plate. Child tare will be provided
the site of the fire truck's J a n
Mitchell, Langer, Nelson, G ra and Mrs. Andrew Stevens, Mrs.
uary dunking to check on tht Golden Anniversary will he observed Sunday, April 25. In addition for a charge of 25 cents for all ber, LeBlanc, Allen, Wolff, Sim Lorraine Zittercob, G eraldi n e
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construction of the W mburn way to the usual Sunday s e r v i c e s .----------------
day, and there wlfl be a special mons, and the two Farm er broth Yates, Obera Dunn, Vergie Hahn,
There
will
be
a
special
afternoon
bridge and willingly offer advict
w. G. SIMPSON SETS UP
ers will go with O'Neil
Lorena McNair, and Jobs D augh
plate dinner for children.
concerning the construction to service with Professor William PORTABLE WELD OUTFIT
ters, Mary Lou Horn, Shirley
The morning session will he de
anyone willing to listen.
W G. Simpson, 30 South First voted to business and the aftei-
Slefke of Northwest Christian
Weitzel, M argaret W agner, S h ir
Sleepy eyed householders ru b College, Eugene as speaker.
street, announced this week th at noon a continuation of busine
ley Damon, Sally Yates, Janie
bing their eyes and wondering
he is now operating a completely and a question hour.
Simpson,
Chloe Stevens, Kay
The church is now currently
what in the world was happening
equipped truck for portable weld
Dudley, Paula O strander, J e a n
Ed
Singmaster,
H
arry
Skerry,
Installation
of
officers
will
take
Munday morning at 5:30 a m . engaged in an evangelistic m eet lng on farm s or businesses w here place. The progrem will he on A Ralph Koozer, and Vic R ichard nette Kinney, and Carol Meeks
when the Latter Day Saints dis ing with Floyd A. Ross as ev an the metal to be welded is statio n Constitutional Am endment "The son represented the Ashland were in Portland for the 24th A n
tributed their directories.
gelist. This meeting has been the ary or not adapted to moving to Right to Vote.”
Cham ber of Commerce at the nual Session of G rand G uardian
DR. HARVEY WOODS com best attended o f any such endea a welding shop.
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Oregon Ad club breakfast held Council O rder of Jobs’ D aught
m enting on his Sno Cat trip and vor of the local church In many
The truck which Simpson is >
W ednesday morning in Medford. ers, April 8, 9, and 10, with head
saying that it was really great. . years. Services will be held every operating from is equipped with
The breakfast was held to hon quarters in the M ultnom ah Hotel.
. . . DOM PROVOST helping the night this week, except Saturday, a com plete power plant, drill,
The three day session began
or the Ad club which is presently
snow explorers celebrate their at 7:30 p.m.
bench press, and other items of
touring the state In order to gath w ith a banquet and program
return.
Elders elected for three year equipm ent. Simpson o p e r a t e s
er m aterial for Oregon promo Thursday evening, followed by a
D. M. LOWE pointing out to term s are: L. U. Gresham , Ralph under the name of “Bill the Wel
form al dance in the Mt. Hood
With the addition of a clarifier tional campaigns.
Klwanlans and Cham ber of Com Foster, Sr., Ivor Pounds, and der.”
During the course of the break Masonic Temple.
to the equipm ent of the Bellview
merce members that the city has George Andrews.
dairy, Oscar Brush, proprietor, fast the Ashland group pointed
Friday m orning an address of
Deacons elected for one year
had a slogan for at least thirty
PLANNING CARD PARTY
announces that the dairy Is now' out several Items which would welcome was given by P ortlands’
Elton
Daly,
Hall,
years, the slogan: “Where the are:
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April a 14—Members
■ K4VIII a o V
of » ready to supply sedim ent-free be of interest to tourists visiting Mayor Riley. For the form al open
pine tree meets the palm." and Clyde Hall, Frank Fuller, Henry the Phoenix Thursday club are milk to the dairys customers.
this area.
ing the G rand G uardian Council
VIC RICHARDSON s tu d y in g Van Prooyen, George Farquhar, planning a card party tor April
The clarifier, one of the two
Officers w ere escorted to their
ways of utilizing It on an envel Elton Petri, C. R Meade, Milton 22 which will include a dessert in use in Oregon, breaks down
Joseph Burdic, son of Dr. and stations with the line of m arch
ope.
Renzema, Arden Hall, M anley, luncheon at l-OO p.m. to be fol- the cells in the milk so th at sed Mrs. R. L. Burdic, 122 High street led by Escorting Guide Shirley
Leggett, Ralph Foster, Jr., T. J. lowed by bridge and pinochle iment does not form.
Ashland, was tapped for m em Weitzel and Escorting Marshal
Parker, Lowell Hall, Arwid Hall, Proceeds will go to help the con-
Mr. and Mrs. Brush, who bership into Asklepiads, pre-m ed- M argaret W agner. Shirley D a
George Sm ith, Sheldon Daly, and struction of a Youth center build
bought the dairy in July from ical honorary on the U niversity mon acted as Escort for Grand
Richard Neill.
ing.
Chester Pittser, have been m ak of Oregon campus, at a special Guide M artha Elhart.
Friday
Deaconesses chosen for one
Phoenix, April 15—The Teen-
ing additions to buildings and m eeting Tuesday evening.
evening
the
ritualistic
work
of
Agers of Phoenix were en te rta in year are Mesdames Jess Hill,
improvng the dairy In order to
the order was exem plified by
Ivor
Pounds,
C.
O.
Holman,
F
an
ed Saturday night by the Phoe
make daily deliveries of G rade A
tw enty-one Honored
Queens
nix G range with a "Hard Times" nie Leggett, J. A. Putm an, F. G.
milk.
M ary Lou Hahn acting as M ar
Helms,
Earl
Downing,
Arwid
dance at the Phoenix Grange
shal.
A new milk house was com
Hall, Jack McNerney, T. J. P a r
Hall.
pleted
this
week
by
L.
E.
Taylor,
Past Honored Queens of A sh
Entertainm ent for the evening ker, J. P. Clark, Russell Hall,
Wm. H. Fluhrer, Republican the building Is 26x26 of wooden
land Bethel, Dorothy Elhart, and
Lowell
Hull,
Kelcy
Sm
ith,
Ivan
included square dancing, ball
Owen C. Gragg, chairm an of Darlene Hale, were escorted
candidate for state senator, a n frame construction with a con
room dancing and prizes for the Daly, and Clara Carothers.
nounced this week that in order crete floor. The painting was the 1948 Red Cross Swim cam and given Honors, also Honored
E. H. McGee, George Andrews to help gather signatures on the
costume best depicting ha r d
done by C. E. Taylor, Valley Re paign. announced this week that Queen Mary Lou Hahn, Senior
and J. A. Putm an were re-elected
times
petitions to have Cam p W hite frigeration handled the installa the dates for the school of in Princess Shirley Weitzel, and J u
The hall was decorated in the as Trustees. Ralph Foster Sr. was taken over by the state of Oregon tion of
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_____ _ equipm ent. struction had been set for 10 days
style of a barn and refreshm ents elected treasurer, and Mrs. Jess he was having the salesm en from and the plumbing was done by during the period June 21 to nior Princess M argaret Wagner.
Lorena McNair and Obera Dunn
July 2.
were served during the evening. Hill financial secretary; Elton F luhrer bakeries take charge of j Simpson Hardware,
were escorted and given honors
Petri was re-elected clerk.
the petitions w’hich were belng^ In addition to the clarifies,
R egistration will be done in as Past G uardians of Bethel 22.
Mrs.
T.
L.
O
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arra
and
Mrs.
D
GALLATIN RETURNS
circtrtattid in this area.
> W-dsrt has a pasteuriser and elec the school systems of Ashland, Mrs; Zittercob as p resent G u a r
L. H. G allatin returned S un R Speece, in recognition of years
Fluhrer pointed out that the trie bottler and capper and a Bellview, Talent, and Phoenix dian and Mr. Stevens as present
ol
faithful
service
were
voted
day evening, April 11th from Los
petitions would be moved from boiler in the milk house.
and at Twin Plunges, Ashland Associate Guardian.
Angeles, Calif., where he atten d Deaconesses Em erit u s. J. V. grocery store to grocery store in
Brush
is
being
helped
in
the
J
Sporting Goods, and The Mart.
Reports given by the Grand
ed the 20th anniversary conven Wright was honored s e v e r a l the Ashland area thus perm itting operation of the dairy by his son Each child m ust have his par-
Council indicated th at the past
tion of the Farm er's Insurance years ago as Elder Emeritus.
every individual In the comm un in law, Anton Moskienko, his e n t’s signature on the registra- year has been a successful one
group He reports a wonderful
ity to have a chance to sign the son, Richard Brush, and Jack tion card.
throughout the state for the O r
time. He says he also brought
petition.
Miller.
The Ashland Red Cross is pay der of Jobs Daughters.
some much needed California
ing for the cost of instruction
A ndrew Stevens was appointed
sunshine to Ashland (at least for
and pool operation. A recently) as G rand O uter G uard" by the
one day—Monday).
Phoenix, April 15—The Phoe
constructed warm ing room will new G rand G uardian, Felicia El-
Mrs. G allatin also returned nix “Pirates” suffered a defeat in
e a \a ia b le in ease of rainy or hart. Charles Cooley who owns
home from Burns, Oregon, where baseball Monday when they went
cold weather.
the Lithia Hotel, is G rand As
she visited her daughter and son down to a score of 3-2 In a 10-
Leslie Grant, athletic director sociate G uardian.
in law, Mr. and Mrs. U. A Saw innlng game with Talent.
and coach, who was recently ap
Installation
cerem ony took
yer and family the last week.
Scoring for the home team
pointed city recreation m anager place at the close of the session
FLIGHT
ENTHUSIASTS
were Burton Skinner and A rthur
for the summ er, will be in charge on S aturday evening, and it was
MISS VIOLET STOCKHAM
WELCOME TO ATTEND
Dr. Elmo Stevenson, president Dubs.
RECEIVES RECOGNITION
of the Red Cross school. He will annoueed that the 25th Annual
of Southern Oregon College, a n
Playing for the Pirates this
A. M. Neslin, a local private
„ held at Ashland
Miss Violet Stockham, Assist be assisted by Miss Eleanor Session will be
nounces the addition to the SOC year are: Burton Skinner, A rthur pilot, stated today that a meeting an t Professor of Physical Educa
Coombe, a m em ber of the Physi- jn April, 1949
Sum m er Session Staff of Mr. J o Dubs, Donovan Wolfe, Gordon will be held Friday evening at tion at Southern Oregon College, eal Education staff of W ashing-,
seph LaClaire of Klam ath Falls, Germer, Gene Campbell, Bobby 7:30 In the Council chamber of has just received notice of her ton state college, Pullm an, W ash-,
who
teach visual aids and . Ferns, Harold Schm eltzer, Floyd the City Hall at which time all
«■io will
wm icacn
ington.
photography. Mr. LaClaire Is di-1 Holloway, Harold Holloway, Lee local flying enthusiasts arc in- unanim ous redaction as a Cor
responding Member of the N at
Frank O’Neil, high schhol ath-i
rector of audio-visual education Claflin, Dick Kane, Jim Schaef vited to attend for the purpose of ional Committee on Folk Arts of
letic
coach, will be re g istra tio n '
C fafo QoAPOtarV
of the Klam ath Falls public fer, Billy Hutton and Dick Keene. devising a plan for the retention the United States. This is an out
chairm an, and Mrs. W P. W right lUI Old 16 OvVICldl J
schools.
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of the Ashland airport.
standing honor, since such m em
ChargC ° f Cl3SS ° r g a n i |
Portland (Spe-
Lawrence K. Prescott Jr. of
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Neslin said that plans for re bers are limited to tw enty-four zation.
New York City was a recent vis taining the airport are as yet in
for
the
entire
country.
The
p
u
r
Newbry, can d i
itor at the W alter K errigan home the theoretical stage but that in
pose of the organization is to col
on Beach street.
date for repub-
the last m eeting at the city hall lect folklore and to exhibit the
* liean nom i n a-
some 20 fliers and interested per m aterials.
V tion to the of
sons attended to lend their sup
Phoenix, April 15— Eleven new
fice of secretary
port.
m em bers of the Phoenix P resby
of
state has m ar
Although the airport can be
terian Church were given a rec
shalled
support
leased for the flat figure of $110
eption W ednesday night at 7:301
ers throughou t
per month it is the hope of the
p.m. a t the Church.
Oreg o n
w ith
Phoenix, April 15—The Senior group that the airport can be
This Week
Following the social hour of
Gene Rossm a n,
play which was previously sche perm anently acquired and oper
Phoenix, April 15—Phoenix games and entertainm ent: re
___ Portland repr e-
duled for April 23 has been post ated by them. Their plan of op High school will hold its annual
SHOW TUNES
freshm ents w ere served by the sentative of a truck m anufactur-
poned to April 30 due to a con eration indicates that they can Junior-Senior Prom Friday night ladies.
er serving as state cam paign
Sw eethearts - Victor H er
flict with the schedule of the an operate It profitably in their own a t the Rogue River Lodge.
New m em bers honored at the chairman.
bert. A1 Goodman and
nual Music Festival at SOC.
Interest as well as in the interest
Plans for the formal event are reception included: Mr. and Mrs.
Cam paign headquarters are in
Orchestra, Earl Wright-
The play, a m ystery-comedy of the town of Ashland.
being made by the Junior class Carmichael, Mr. and Mrs. Clason.
son, Frances G reer and
entitled “The Ghost W alks”, will
Of 104 airports in the state of Charles L. Wilson, class advisor, , Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Claflin, Mr. room 220 L um berm an’s building,
S. W. Fifth Avenue and Stark
the Guild Choristers.
be presented at the gymnaisum Oregon licensed by the C.A.A. assisting. In charge of decora and Mrs. E.
R. Claflin, Mrs. J. Street, Portland.
on Friday, April 30.
only
17
are
located
in
towns
tions
are
Erma
Job,
Shirley
Reed
A W atkins, Jackie Hobbs and
Music of Jerom e Kern,
Jacksqn county chairm an of
The players include: Jew ell larger than Ashland and accord and Eris Wolfe.
G ary Denzer.
A1 Goodman, Earl W right
the N ew bry for Secretary of
Hutten, Dorothy Keene, Aline ing to statistics all are operating | Events of the evening will in
son, Mary M artha Brlney
State cam paign is W alter Lever-
Fowler, Janie Macintosh, Je rry profitably except in cases where clude « a "Farewell
m n -w eii opeecn
Speech” Dy
by
L arry Basey, well known floor ette, a M edford fruit grower.
and Chorus.
Compiler, Leo Furry, Floyd H o i-'c itie s have been burdened with I Gordon G erm er and an accep- covering
man.
of Manzanita
Newbry was appointed secre
loway, Jim m y Williams, Jackie airports larger than they could | tance by Donovan Wolfe. LaVon- street is visiting on the coast for
Finian’s Rainbow - Har-
tary
of state after the accidental
Hobbs
and
Jim
Schaeffer.
handle, Neslin said.
ne Hagen will read the prophecy.1 a few days.
burg and Lane. Russ Case
death of Robert S. Farrell, Jr.,
and Orchestra, Audrey
last fall. He has been twice elect
Marsh, Jim m y Carroll
ed to the state legislature. Before
Jim m y Blair, The Deep
taking office as secretary of state,
River Boys and the Guild
Newbry operated an orchard and
W ednesday morning, April 14,
Choristers.
The conference then broke up ial and commercial work. Ted law. Mrs. Geòrgie Bowman spoke fruit packing plant at Ashland, a
the
first
annual
Vocational
G
ui
Into
45 m inute sectional m eet-' Schoph and Miss Stockham spoke on Beauty operating. Girls who business now taken over by his
Eileen - Victor Herbert. A1
w ar-veteran son.
Goodman, Frances Greer, : dance conference was held In the ings. T hirty m inutes of each sec on coaching and athletics. Miss were interested in nursing receiv
Ashland
Senior
High
School.
At
tion
will
feature
a
talk
by
guest
|
Jean n ette Sm ith, Clifford Wil- ed orientation from Miss Clink.
Jim m y Carrol 1, E a r l
Mr. and Mrs. Thom Firstbrook
this conference, business and pro speakers on their
occupa-
___ various
___________Hams,
and Dr. Elmo Stevenson
Wrightson, the G u i l d
have
sold their home on 8th
Future
farm
ers
and
orchardists
fessional
people,
skilled
workers
tions. Following the talks quest- spoke on teaching. Harold Thorn-
Choristers.
and craftsm en were invited to ions were asked and answered re- as headed a symposium on fores listened to Fred Engle and Rod street and have moved to B rook
meet In conference with students garding the occupations.
' try. Robert Reinholdt gave the ney Keating. Dr. Brown described ing w here they have purchased
property.
Interested in various occupations.
Lloyd Selby and Don O'Bleness Inside story of radio to a group, the profession of medicine. Those
Starting the program the group spoke to a group on auto m echan-| The possibilities of a future in students Interested in the m inis
Students at Phoenix High have
met In general session for a short lcs. Elmer Beigel and Wm. Aus- journalism were discussed by try heard the Rev. Earl Downing recently heard from Lois Steele,
program followed by an address land spoke on engineering. Elmer Bob Edwards and Wendell Law- Cora Mason spoke on library who recently underw ent a leg op
on the topic, “What Shall I Do" Ayers spoke on aviation. Mrs. rence. William Briggs and Ben work. Bob Engle gave a disserta- eration in a hospital f t Portland.
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by Leland Linn, superintendent Francis Silver, Mr. Lewis, and Lom bard told a group of poten- tion on pharm acy, and Miss Mar- She reports th a t she is feeling
of schools.
Mrs, Christlieb spoke on secretar-1 tlal law yers about the practice of J Ion Ady spoke on Art.
very well after the operation.
E. Downing Returned As Minister
To First Church of Christ
County P.T.A. Will Attend
lrack Team
wni
The Hayward Job’s Daughters
Meet, Eagle Point Relays Saturday
Attend Session
In Portland
Four Local Men
Attend Breakfasts
Bellview Dairy
Adds Clarifier
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(■rangers Entertain
Teen Age Group
Fluhrer’s Men to
Carry Petitions
Gragg Announces
Swim Schedule
Talent School Nine
Wins By One Run
FLIERS PLAN MEETING FRIDAY
TO STUDY AIRPORT SITUATION
Newbry Announces
Classics on
Records
a n
Senior Play Is
Postponed Week
Reception Is Held
For New Members
Jr.-Sr. Prom Will
Be Held Friday
First Vocational Guidance Conference is Held Wednesday
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