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Southern Oregon New» Review, Ashland, Or«*., Thurs., July 8, 1948 NEWS FROM TALENT . L IO N S TO M EET T ale nt, J u ly 7 Talent Lions c lu b inemhdTM met at K in g i ale T hursd ay n ig h t. J u ly 8 # , Storm Injures Man« Orchards Mi and Mt• M><on W alU i the the T u b nt. J u ly (i S u t u ii- . t O iv h K lth in a rx l, c a lifo rn lu . »pent H id » u J u in c d a 5 0 'i Itwt» it tnt*n t f ()U|( h of J u ly weekend at p c u i c ro p In th« h u ll torn» S un H a rold Straus h om e (lav C laud W unl »ay» the »ton») Mi h it hi» ch«*i i v o x h iiid m id gin d e li. W in , B a g le y has a b o u t a have te n p« ic « n t Ins* In h is c h e rry street i m p d m trig the same j*toi ill and vpled m a in T a le n t g u ld e n » w e n * fla t M r. and M is. Blam e C a ld w e ll moved to South Second In to the house fo rm e rly oc by M r and M v Shoop and Mrs ( ¡ e ia ld S te p h e n .1 am i du ug htci spent the weekend (iue.ds at he Straus home on I at ( ’ oom Bay. tin* fo u rth wen* Joe C h ristia n , Mr» Jessie I N lsw anger re Mi and Mrs. W II H olt und fa n iilv . M i and M is M yro n W al 'tin n e d home fro m a m onths v is it I,-I Ml and M is lu ll S tiuua. 1’ ,‘n<l T iie « lu v Mi ¡md M is M «' T h o ri-s in , I I.d ll.- H uinvll«- accom panied M i und M is K V Thureaen and , bei sun. M ila n on u week end (u im lv und M i und M is K G 'i s i l In see her da ug hter. V aleta T u v lu i and fa m ily . SPECIAL (T h is w eek o nly • J u ly 10-17) Ansco Camera» Just Received •ff T h re e rolls of film given F R E E w ith each camera purchased E x p e rt ndvi»» q iven on ute ol cam era and how to take qood picturrtk. Buy your cam era w here you receive proper in Art Wisner To Be New School Board Chairman Grass Is Cut To Reduce Fire Hazard m m * 11 n. I ra iE H o a c m u k c h 1‘a M o r , I r w i n P A)»« » «I i n B ib le H< In a .i a in W o m h tp w r v k * pm f ’ h r iH li a n I ’ r »I» h s « >r |i III I 'lillX H f i'l W o l - b ip • i h > » 00 p m. P ro> »r tti T ale nt, J u ly 7 H ill Cooper, Jr ..n,. sp.-nt last week cleaning up the T A L E N T M E T H O D IS T C M U 1C H ¡to w n Cooper m owed the grass • IS S t,n « la \ - i I k h I u h u s u a l io n the vacant lots and along the I I 00 w o m h lp M e -;<»«• l» \ M r s H e n r y M< N a ir . T a le n t, J u ly « The firs t meet ‘ streets and alleyw ays. 7 .4 5 i. 'v t - n ln g K e r v le e P reM *ntw < l b \ lb , Y o u ii r I'e n p l» * iin « b r t h e |,*a < b r lu g id the new school board was T h is is done each year to help w h ip , . f I b u n o n a O . M w e l l a m i W a l held J u ly I a fte i re tir in g c h a ir (reduce the fire hazard w h ich Is la«« A!< S’ a lr . m an ( ’ E llo ld rld g e had adm in present In d ry un cut grass. istered the oath n t o ffic e to A W M r and M is L y le Russel and W isner, !,<•«• Johnson and I. H The Chas S m ith s cat had fo u r son spent the week end at C res cent C ity B rin k . kitten s la t week. tw o. of w hich A it W W i ner was selected aa M r. and M rs W m . Cooper, Si were born w ith double paws. the new cha irm un . M is P a ith - K la m a th M ary Johnson visite d a g ir l spent a few days in ena T e r r ill, w ho had resigned to Falls last week. frie n d in G rants Pass F riday. the old ychool hoard, was rep lcc; Pfc. M a rv in R om inger o f the W hile she was gone- Bobby got i-il by H a rry II Iuiw e. 15th A ir Corps vis ite d at the his firs t h a ir cut. The cle rks salary was fix e d ut Mrs. A le x Hayes and fa m ily home o f his bro th er. D onald last $«00. are le avin g to jo in A le x in C res .'.‘ I,: Hl- le ft on J u ly 8th foi The re g u la r m eeting o f the cent C ity fo r a couple weeks. New Jersey. He expects to be board w ill be held on the sec M r. and Mrs. O tto K in g closed sent to the G erm an occupation o n d M onday of each m o n th here- th e ir business and took ’o ff fo r zone afte i M eetings w ill be held in a long week end over the 4th the school Ivollding The p u b lic is Mrs. C o ralie F a iry . Paso R ob IM P R O V E M E N T S A D D E D asked to attend. les. C a lifo rn ia , is v is itin g her sis FO R C U S T O M E R S C O M F O R T Upon recom m endation o f S upt ter, Nina La key fo r a couple o f I T alent. J u ly 7— A m on g the h o y P a rr it whs voted to a u th o r weeks. new Im prove m en ts w h ich are be- ize h a lf-d a y sessions fo r the pup Jean Perkns. da u g h te r o f M rs l , nK in sta lle d in T a le n t stores at ils of the firs t and second grade, 1 . 'l '.I. I , . . ... . i... I’,.id C a n " f , , si-nt ,, r . the new m eat count- M i P a rr was also au th o rize d to C e ntral P o in t w ere m a rrie d a» er at the i dea| n ia r ke t and the recom m end an a d d itio n a l teach the end o f June. |g jr c o n d itio n e r at the T a le n t er fo r w o rk In the fo u rth and M r. and Mrs. H a rry W alters M arket, f if th grades. A stu d y o f the hous and c h ild re n are spending tw o i lo g s itu a tio n is being made. weeks In Chico, C a lif., v is itin g G el y o u r Job P rin lin q at the ¡M rs. W alter's m other. N ew s R e v ie w M r. and Mrs. J u liu s Davis have m oved in to a te n t house on the L u th e r C u th rith p ro p e rty M r . i v l Mrs F W. L u cky G ilb re a th le ft fo r C a lifo rn ia on the i t i- . of .i t d p to v is it L u c k y ’s m other in Arkansas. Mrs M cC onnell is ta k in g care of the s ta tio n w h ile they are away. M r and Mrs. II H Lo w e spent S atu rday at B u tte F a lls w ith th e ir daug hter H ild a Francis. M r. and Mrs. G uy Stager and M r. and Mrs Bud A b b o tt had a p ic n ic d in n e r at the F orks on the F o u rth o f J u ly T hey w ere lu c k y 'enough not to be raine d out Anna Quintard Weds. Roberson T ale nt, J u ly 7— M rs A nna Q u in ta rd and E lija h Robeson were m a rrie d at the home of M r. and Mrs. Floyd Q uin n, W ednes day evening, June 30 at 7 o’clock. The Reverend A lic e M ay oley pe rfo rm ed the cerem ony I Love You T iu ly " wan played p fee d ing the cerem ony. The bride was given in marr iage by M r. F loyd Q u in n The b rid e wore a blue afternoon dress and a corsage o f w h ite g a r denias. Mrs. Floyd Q u in n was m a tro n o f honor. T h e home was b e a u tifu lly de corated w ith flo w e r- fro m the garden o f M rs. H erm an Cannon T w e n ty -th re e guests were p re sent a t the reception w h ich f o l low ed the ceerem ony. Miss E sth e r Q u in n served the w edding cake a fte r th e b rid e and groom had c u t the firs t piece. M r and M rs. Roberson w ill m ake th e ir home at C e ntral P o in t a fte r a b rie f trip . M r. and Mrs. H e n ry W illia m s | have re ce n tly purchased the p ro p e rty fo rm e rly owned by A. W. W isner on the east bank of B ear creek. Thank You . . . MISS ANN PIRTLE ■true lion. Bushnell Studio . PROPOSED SCHOOL BONO ELECTION r I.. order that all voters may have complete information t h e loll.ming statement is bring made by the directors of Ashland School District No..»: on Walker Avenue. Approx WHEN IS THE ELECTION? imate cost ....... 118,000 Thursday, July 15. 1948, from 2 to 7 4. To be used for new p.m. Standard time (3 to 8 p.m. Day equipment ......................... 12,000 light Saving Time). $550.000 Where Are The Polling Places? Tins total of $550,000 is the amount Valley View—Valley View Sehoolhou.se being asked for at the election,. Soda Springs, Siskiyou, Neil Creek, and Bellview—Bellview Schoolhouse Wliat Sinking Fund Has tin* District? Former District 5—Ashland City Hall The 7 mill levy that has been in ef fect since 1944 will make available ap Who May Vote? proximately $80,000. This will be used Any citizen of this state 21 years of to acquire and develop sites, help equip age, who has resided in the district buildings and act as an emergency 30 days immediately preceding the fund for the program. election, who has property in the dis trict or has stock in any corporation How About Financing of the Bonds? which pays a tax in the district, may The total increase for Ashland res vote. idents will be approximately 4 mills. Why Is The Bond Election Necessary? Wliat Type of Buildings art* An’ increase of 33 per cent in school Proposed? census in four years, coupled with the Each building will be single story necessity of replacing Washington has with standard lighting and heating. caused the problem. Ashland needs 20 The classroms are to be large and mod new classrooms to house the elemen ern in every respect. At each location tary students. there will be a combination gym-aud itorium-cafeteria. Blue prints are on What Is Tlx* Proposed Building display for public inspection. Program? 1. The construction of the 12 What Is tin* Recommendation teacher George A. Briscoe of the Board? school to replace the Wash The Board believes that it cannot ington school. Approxi wait longer in the hopes that prices mate cost .............. $305,000 will go down. It has been 20 years since 2. The expansion of Lincoln a new school was built in Ashland and school into a 12 teacher now the district is confronted with a school. Approximate cost 115,000 tremendous increase in school popula 3. The building of four class tion and, to a large extent, antiquated rooms (with expansion pro facilities. visions) and basic facilities Ashland School Board Mrs. Mein Provost Paul R. Finnell, chairman Marshall E. Woodell Ben T. Lombard G. Edwin Dunn X • t ./ MISS ASHLAND Courtesy of BUSCH MOTOR CO. I
