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Y ieku ■ 'sklents m t' prep arin g
lor u big tl.n e J u n e 24 to 27 w hen
(he unnuul Gold R ush duys get
u n d erw ay ; to add to the e x c ite
ASHLAND, JACKSON CO U N TY , OREGON
m ent, A it C runer, m anager of J.00 PER YEAH
the celeb ration, this w eek te n
d ered hl* resignation, saying In
p a rt th a t c e rtain Y ieku Interest*
h it th at his presence was d e tri
m ental Io th eir Interests. N eedless
to suy the show will go on . . .
Deer m the rugged m ountain last
nesses of the S lsklyous are b e
ing h. d salt in O peration S alt
I,irk. The Division of Fish und
G am e is d ro p ping a q u a rte r ton
Phoenix, June 23 — Phoenix
of suit along H ighw ay 99 and the
C om m ittee m em bers who are p rep arin g fo t the Ju ly 3, 4, and Thursday club members met to
S o u th ern Pacific railroad lor the 5th celeb ratio n in A shland have been spending several hours a day day at the home of Mrs. Jess Wil
b enefit of the deer.
T he salt d u rin g tiie past week m aking prep aratio n s for the th ree -d ay c e le b ra son. Hostess for the meeting was
bom bs are d ro p p ed by plane in tion w hich is expected will a ttra c t visitors from all tow ns in S o u th Mrs. Wilson, assisted by Mrs.
aiea s aw uy from the ta ils and ern O regon and N orthern C alifornia.
William Kyker. A covered dish
H enry Enders is general ch airm an of the th ree day a ffair w hich luncheon was served.
rouds in o rd er to lure the del*!'
from th e steel rails und the hig h will get off to a p re-festival s ta rt F riday n ig h t w hen the L u m b er
way, w h ere they often g ath er to Mills Incorporated softball team
lick salt d rip p in g s from re frig m eets the H arlem G hosts, fam ed
e rated tru ck s and freight cars. clow ns of the softball diam ond.
N inety w ere killed last yeur b e
S uturduy will be M erchant*'
cause they used the thorofare* b arg ain duy in A shland and to
Mrs. Ned Barraclough, Medford
lor suit licks . . . At C oquille the
gave a dinner on Fathers Day,
top
off
the
day
th
ere
will
ire
u
Phoenix, June 23 — Plans for
e n tire rem ain ing c ra n b e rry crop
in honor of her husband and also the Phoenix Home Extension un
W
ater
C
arnival
at
Tw
in
P
lunge
of last y ear has been sold and
for her sister, Mrs. Tony Coy of
shipped.
It am ounted to m ore at 7:30 und a dance and beauty Bend, Oregon, whose birthday its picnic In Litha park, Ashland,
contest
at
the
A
rm
ory
beginning
Sunday are practically completed
th an four cars, und the m unuger
fell on the same date.
members who plan to attend are
ol the C ran b e rry association, Ed at 8:30. C ay H ufm un of the A sh
land
S
oroptim
ists
Is
in
charge
of
Guests
Included
Mr.
and
Mrs.
being
asked to bring a picnic
Hughes, announces th at the cun
n ery will soon begin processing th e dance and Mrs. W illiam Barraclough and infant son, Ter lunch and table service for thei.
b lu eb erries and o th er types of H am pton is in ch arg e of the ry Ross, Mrs. Tony Coy and her own families.
The picnic will begin at 12:00
O regon b erries . . . T he giant beau ty contest and coronation of daughter, Dee Ann, and the host
ess' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross noon. Any members who need
redw oods along the K lam ath l i v th e queen.
S u n d ay the F ourth will see Barden and daughters, Miss Jean transportation are requested to be
e r w ere used for film ing som e of
at the Phoenix postoffice at 11:30.
th e scene* In ‘‘G reen
D olphin several fum lly groups ph-nickng and Sharon of 556 B. street.
T hey rep resen ted th c,» n . th<? Park and th ere W,H bc a
in case of rain the picnic will
S treet."
»...............................
1 trail gam e in the ufterniMin b e
be held at the Andy Stevens
b ack ground i for
scenes supposed
home on the South Pacific high
ly film ed In a New Z ealand lu m tw een the C heney S tu d s and th<
way.
b er cam p . . . In Lukevlew the A shland L ithians.
T he day of the F ifth will be a
gioss business of the Intel stall'
Dr. and Mrs. Borden will go to
cooperatives ot L akeview and A l big day w ith the actual festlvites
Oregon
City Friday for a two
The
Ashland
public
library
has
taking
place
on
th
at
day.
In
the
tu ra s exceeded the one m illion
received
$45
from
Chapter
AC,
weeks
vacation.
While there Dr.
m
orning
th
e
patrio
tic
and
rodeo
m ark d u rin g the fiscal y ea r ju s t,
P.
P.
O.,
for
the
purchase
of
Borden
will
fill
the pulpit June
p
aru
d
e
will
tak
e
place
on
M
ain
closed according to secretary
books
for
boys
and
girls,
accord
27th
and
July
4th
of the Atkin
street.
C
hief
of
Police
C
larence
m an ag er Alva W eekly . . . O r
ch ard s In the areas im m ediately W illiam s is in charge of th e p a ing to an announcement made to son Congregational church. This
is the church the Bordens served
so u th of M edford suffered the rad e and is being helped by Col. day by Cora Mason, librarian.
The increased summer reading for sixteen years before coming
most dam uge in the recent hail- P reston B. W aterbury and Phil
torm in th at d istrict w hile those S ta n sb u ry . Races and events in for the vacation reading club has to Ashland.
Mrs. Tony Coy and daughter.
in the Tulent, V alleyview , and L lthia P ark for ch ild ren wili fol so cleared the shelves of books
that the new titles purchased by Dee Ann, Bend, Oregon, are vis-
A shland regions w ere relatively low the parade.
A t 2:30 M onday aftern o o n the thls fund will be received with I Ring Mrs. Coy’s parents, Mr. and
u n h u rt.
A shland R iding A ssociation will enthusiasm. The books were se-,Mrs. Ross Harden, 556 B. street.
I sponsor th e ir an n u al rodeo and lected after personal examination
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McKeever
I horse races at the Rodeo G rounds of late editions of childrens books and daughter, Marbeth are in
n V alley View. Stock is being in a Portland book shop. They Portland this week.
fu rn ish ed by Mack B arbour.
are sure to be popular .especially Mr. and Mrs. Jake Weitzel and
July 4th Celebrations Plans Jell
Rodeo And Horse Races On The
Fifth Headline 3 Day Show
Party Given For
Father and Sister
Thursday Club Has
Meeting This Week
Phoenix Unit Is
Planning Picnic
T h u r» ., J u n e 24, 1948
Formerly the
Southern Oregon
Miner
$3.00 per year
V oi. 15, N o. 16
Legion Officers
Are Installed
Baseball Game
Installed at ceremonies in Med
ford Wednesday evening were the Sunday Features
officers of Ashland American Le
gion Post No. 14 The ceremony Girls and Miljus
was conducted by Jack Maris,
Department commander.
John von Kuhlman was install
ed as commander; Cylde Garrett
as first vice commander; Robert
Krause as adjutant and finance
officer; Carl Jennings as second
vice commander; Ed Berning-
housen as sergeant at arms; J. Q.
Adams, Jr., as chaplain. In the
absence of Adams Orvil Maifleld
acted as proxy during the instal
lation.
Others present from Ashland
included Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Jordan and Mrs. John von Kuhl
man.
Another Parade
Will Be Held
LITHIANS TO PLAY
MEDFORD AT 2:30
With a bang up ball game
promised for Sunday between
two traditional rivals, the first
annual baseball day should be a
success, according to Bert Miller,
who has been sparkplugging the
show.
Medford, always a tough one,
when playing Ashland, will meet
the Lithians at 2:00 p.m. on Ful
ler Field. Tickets, now on sale
all over town, are going for 75c.
The Lithians with 714 points,
are standing In second place in
league play. Grants Pass and the
Cheney Studs are tied for first
with 750 points.
The Medford
club Is in sixth place, but as Mil
ler pointed out, traditionally the
Medford team plays its best ball
when playing Ashland.
Among added attractions at the
hall game Sunday will be the
presentation of the Miss Ashland
beauty contestants by Ed Sing-
master, president of the Chamber
of Commerce. Singmaster will in
troduce Miss Marjorie Newton,
who will represent the Soroptim-
ist club; Miss Eugenia Moore,
who represents the News Re
view; Miss Allene Owens, who
represents Ashland Lodge BPOE
944. Miss Jean Hartsock, who is
sponsored by Fortmiller’s; Miss
Ann Pirtle, who is Miss Busch
Motor, Miss Lucille Hulander
who represents Weitzels Depart
ment store;; and Miss Willette
Harndon, who is Miss Ashland
Cabinet Works.
The Ashland Riding Associa
tion will ride patrol around the
field during the game.
First ball of the day will he
thrown out by John Miljus, for
mer Pittsburg Pirate, who is a
former Ashland resident.
Saturday another childrens pa
rade will be held at 1:30 begin
ning at *he public library and
ending at the post office. The pa
rade is a part of the city recrea
tional program for the summer,
and will feature dolls, decorated
doll buggies, and costumes. All
entrants will walk the parade
route.
At the last parade, held last
Saturday, nine prizes were a-
warded as follows:
First prize, Nancy and Jimmy
Hutchinson with a flower-cover
ed wagon; second prize, Doreen
Phillips, with a decorated coast
er wagon; third prize, Virginia
and Jimmy Teagarden, with an
old fashioned covered wagon;
fourth prize, Mike Grant dressed
as a lady: fifth prize, Kenneth
Coulter with a rose decorated
Schell Opens Shop
bike; sixth prize, Kenneth Zim-
At 1257 Boulevard
merlee, with a decorated bike,
luiyton Schell, radio repairman
followed by a wagon advertising
Among the Individuals who ari I those about horses and dogs, as family have returned from a Father’s
day; seventh prize, Joan
annouced this week that beruusi
assisting with the celebration th Stablemates
by J o h ns o n, trip to California.
of the need for additional space year
Straitor
with a decorated trike;
are Henry Owens, Fred En "Guy”, a Shetland sheepdog, and
eighth prize, Linda Jane Smih
to conduct his radio repair busi
Bob Edwards, Doyle Seely, "Such A Kind World" by Hunt
ness he hud moved from his lo gel,
with a decorated trike; and ninth
Mis.
Arch Barksdale, Mrs. John (about an old grey mare). A fine
cation at The Mart to 127 Siski
prize, Katherine Herburger in a
family ----
story
and
Daugherty, Henry Metz. Colonel ........„
- "The
...» Mitchells" mm
you boulevard.
Hawaian costume on « a bike
umc.
-.vi.vv Lane
¿-«diie anu
rub friend
irien
• i Laurence
and his
Harold
Jordan,
Dr.
George
Hull,
Rs
sequel
’’Canadian
Summer”
by
Schell, who has had 25 years
Judges for the parade were Jennie Roberts, Contact Nevad
Clint
Baughman,
Roger
Rath,
I
Stockum
jire
good
for
lead
experience in radio and electron John Cotton, John Daugherty,
William McGee, secretary of the I arrived Tuesday, June 15th to
Ing uloud; “Thunder HM’’ by
Lieutenant Colonel Delsman In Chamber of Commerce.
ics. will carry a large stock of
summer with
with Lau-
i
Judge spend the summer
Caton, Ben Lombard, Mrs Gischler, the story of a Nez Perce formed Second Lieutenant Bud Nelle Burns, Mrs. -------
Maxine Mil ence’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
parts enabling him to repair the Clyde
majority of radios which would Wendell Lawrence, Walt Boss- Indian hoy, is an authentic story Silver this week to take enlist ler and Ray Ramsay were the R. Lane, Dead Indian.
normally enter a shop. He will hard, Bert Miller, Harold Thom of the Oregon Territory during ments for the National Guard judges.
Mrs. Hattie Johnson of Port
Prizes for the parade were do land was here visiting *riends
also do repair work on car ra as, Bob Ingle, Ralph Koozer. pioneer days. Some of the books Thursday and Friday of this week
dios. and will work with retaij Mike Blegel, Fred Hornes, Diek outstanding for their Illustrations at the Ashlund Armory. Enlistees nated by: Edward’s Bicycle Shop, last week.
Myrick.
are “The White Goose” by Tasha must be from eighteen years of Hardy’s Groceteria, Eberhart’s
radio dealers in fixing their re Trite« und Wayne
Mrs. C. E. Lane, Dead Indian
-o
Tudor,
“The Tall Book of Moth age up to twenty-five years of Sporting Goods Store, and the
turned radios.
was
fast last week with a
er Goose,” illustrated by Feodor age.
Seventeen year olds t h a t Greyhound
__ ______ Bus Depot, and heart bed
attack.
Rojankovsky
and "A Woods sign up will huve to register for Weitzel’s Depa^tmenrStore.
Mrs. Donald Reed, Tollman
Harry Baker, Crescent City
Story"
illustrated
by Masha. Oth Selective Service when they ore
Creek Road, returned recently
California,
left last Monday after
er title« include animal stories, nineteen but will not have to 'N E IL CREEK
front Susquehanna, Penn, where
being
a
house
guest the past
E. W. Bradbury is again back
pioneer stories, modern fairy serve If they are still uctlve In the
she has been at the bedside of
week
in
the
home
of Mr. and
The June meeting of the South tales, und a series of picture National Guard, and their work at his regular post as telegrapher Mrs. C. E. Lane, Dead Indian.
her sister, Mrs. Ernest Rogers.
for Southern Pacific at Horn
books published by Encyclopae is satisfactory,
She reports Mrs. Rogers’ condi ern Oregon Truckers League will dia
Britannica.
Privates In the Guard get $2.50 brook after relieving H. H. May
be held Saturday evening, June
tion still unimproved.
26th, at 7:00 p.m. at the Med This generous gift js appreciat for two-hour drill, und there are berry, agent at the S.P. ticket
Major and Mrs. N. W. Lisle on ford Hotel. This will be a dinner ed und will increase the child many openings for ratings in Bat office in Ashland, while he was
Tollman Creek Road recently meeting for members and their ren’s opportunities for pleasant tery A, according to Lieutenant on his vacation
Vincent Pape moved his gar
sold their home and are tempor wives with dinner ut $2 00 per reading which educates while it Silver,
entertains
age to the Four Corners near
arily staying with Mike Barrey person.
The resignation of Robert Sher
Mrs. Agnes Witt and daugh Central Point the first of this idan
Neil Creek Road, while Mrs. Bar The program will Include a
has been received by the
week.
short business session covering T H. Simpson, Glenn Simp ter, Suzle, and Mr. and Mrs, Ken
rey Is in a visit.
Mrs. Wm. Pugsley had friends Ashland school board as he has
League activities und an interest son, Jane, and Bob took a trip neth Long and daughter, Paula,
elected basketball coach at
ing speaker and other entertain to Crescent City a week acn
Medford, called on Mrs. Ethel of the family call on them last been
Everett,
Washington. Sheridan is
week
from
Medford.
hay
for
Austie
Barron
of
Klam-
ment.
Miller, 362 A street, Tuesday.
being
released
by the local board
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodward
Any log or lumber trucker who uth Junction at present,
as
the
Everett
position is a pro
were
dinner
guests
of
Mr.
and
is not a member of the League is Mr. and Mrs, L, A, Anderson Mr, and Mrs. Barton Ritter,
motion for him. The student body
cordially invited to attend. Reser mude the ride to Oregon Caves Upper Walker avenue, and her Mrs. E. W. Bradbury last Tues of
1500 is approximately five
vations may be made by calling with the Medford Trail Riders sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. day evening.
the local enrollment.
7481.
last Sunday, The riding was wet Riley Baker and daughter. Bar Mrs. Wilma Bullen returned times
Sheridan
has been in Ashland
but the entire party stayed with bara, Cameron, Arizona, were call last week from visiting her hus one year but
In that time has
band,
G.
L.
Bullen.
-a
patient
in
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Pierce and it to the end where a barbecued ers at the Roush ranch Tuesday.
produced
fine
results
the lo
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Silvern of San beef was served chuck wagon Mr. and Mrs. John Daugherty the Veterans Hospital in Port cal squad, according with
to
Superin
land
and
reports
he
is
improving
This W eek
ta Barbara, California, have mov style,
and Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Caton
tendent Leland Linn. His defeat
ed onto the ranch the former Jon Hansen, former employee were Included among the group' gradually.
ing of Medford three out of four
couple purchased from John und of the News Review, left San who took the trail ride to Ore- ' Mr. and Mrs. Williard D. Rol times during the basketball ser
Roscoe Owens on Highway 66 Francisco this month aboard the gon Caves Sunday.
lins. 497 Holly street, are the ies was a decided feather in his
and the Roscoe Owens have pur President Wilson. He Is traveling
.1. S. BACH
parents of a son. Dale Allen, wt. cap. Sheridan came to Ashland
chased property on lower Palm with the ship as head printer Miss Carmen Bean is working «even pounds and 1 ounce., born directly from Washington State
Brandenburg Concertos
No. 3 and 4. Boston Sym
avenue In Ashland.
and will go out to Hong Kong ns stenographer at the Chambei Saturday, June 12, in Ashland College where he was captain of
phony Orchestra. Serge
Roscoe Owers Is working In the and rotuVn,
of Commerce «.ffice.
Community hospital.
the team, top scorer and all con
Koussevitky, conductor.
ference star. He was highly rec
ommended by Jack Friel, Wash
BEETHOVEN
ington
State coach and the local
Symphony No. 4 in B
school
officials
felt lucky to have
Flat Op. 8. Sir Thomas
been
able
to
get
him for Ashland.
Casting for the major roles in Unlversty, and University of [ticket sales.
Memberships in-1 the war and the successful season
Beecham and the Lon
the forthcoming Shaespearlan Washington are included among elude a contributnb membership, last year gave Impetus to the pro During the past year he taught
don Philharmonic.
various courses in the high school
festival which will be held n the people who are here to take (any amount under $10.00): a
gram this year.
as well as coach basketball and
Ashland, ’ August
11
28,
in the festival,
o
- - to
- —
—
» has part
- . ---
sustaining membership, which Dodge is president of the asso act as Coach O Neil’s assistant in
been
going
on
this
week
under
John
Cotton,
who
Is
a
director
3RUCH
the direction of Angus Powmer, 'o f the group, has had a crew of for $10.00 includes eight tickets;' ciation. Mrs. John Day is vice football and track.
Scottish Fantasy Op. 46.
director of the nationally known men under the supervision of B. a sponsoring membership, which president. Harry A. Skerry, Jr.,
Jascha Heifetz and RCA
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Billing;
Victor Orchestra.
Ashland Shakespearian Festival Byrd, contractor, place a new for any amount over $10.00 in is secretary and Marshall E. and Rev. and Mrs. Robert Mcll
association.
roof on the Festival stage. This cludes eight tickets and a spon
venna returned last Monday nit«
Readings and tryouts have will enable the show to go on sor’s certificate; and a life mem Woodell is treasurer.
from Portland where they at
been going on with Bowmer mak with no handicap from the ele bership, which for $500.00 in A reception will be held this tended the annual Methodist con
ing deeison« as to Just who will ments,
cludes tickets for life to all pro Sunday at the home of Mrs. Rose ference last week.
best fit the particular parts in The former Chautauqua shell,i ductions.
Robinett and Miss Victoria Tav
Mr. and Mrs. M. Wright, Kan
the Bard« plays which have been which has been converted Into The board of directors and the ener, 912 Siskiyou, for the act sas City, Missouri, are guests o
selected for the 1948 summer ¡an open air theatre will continue president of the Association, Rob ors and festival officers. The af Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith in
program. The plays will be to seat the paying customers who ert E. Dodge, are firm In their fair will be held from 3:00 p.m. Medford. The Wrights accompan
"Othello,” "Love's Labor's Lost” will view the show under the conviction that the festival this to 6:00 p.m. Players and festival ied by Mrs. E. Howard, Medford
270 East Main Phone 6011
"King John," and "The Mer stars, in much the same fushlon year will be an even greater suc backers will get acquainted with were Ashland callers last Satur
chant
---- of Venice.”
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as Shakespeare’s original devot- cess than it was last year. In 1947 one another and will meet repre day.
the festival association was re sentatives of Ashland’s civic
Students of drama from South- ees saw the plays performed.
Claude Long was transgetinj
Oregon College, Stanford I Abe Neslin Is in charge of the organized for the first time since groups.
business in A shland last Monday
Library Given
Funds For Books
Guard Enlistees
Taken This Week
Truckers - Wives
To Attend Dinner
Sheridan Will Be
Coach at Everett
Masterpieces
on Records
Ashland Shakespearean Festival Gathers Momentum Daily
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