Southern Oregon New» Review, Aihland Oregon, Thursday, October iS , 1948
. NEWS FROM TALENT . .
Student Body Has
School Carnival
Tulent, October 28 — The
School Curmvul held lust Friday
wus u success. The booths were
ull sold out und the gurnes played
out, the people happy und the
student body inonity uheud.
The I’TA cleured about $85.00
on the food booth.
The local school bourd had the
lentutlve pluns for the new grude
school building on display ut the
school curmvul. The plans were
prepared by Architect
Keeney
und were explained by Leonard
Brink, m em ber of the bourd.
TALENT GIRL SCOUTS
Talent, October 28 — The Girl
Scouts m eet on Friday after
school ut the school building. Mrs.
Everett Jennings und Mrs. For
rest Jennings are • leaders.
The Girl Scouts are invited to
a get-together social with the
Ashlund G irl Scouts on Novem
ber 4 ut the Womens Civic Club
building.
The Special Interests are
sironqly organised — assisted
by the Daily paper.
This minority has forced its
will upon the unorganised
majority for about 22 years.
The special interests are
shedding copious tears to keep
the mayor in office another
four years.
Look at his record—Dollars
for the special Interests—
Cents for the general public.
Change this by voting for
the only Independent Candi
date for mayor.
TOM
WILLIAMS
Paid Political adv.
S. S. Davies, sec.
Light, wuter & Taxpayers
League
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Are You A
DISCOURTEOUS
DRIVER?
Twenty-one m em bers of
Aslilund Methodist church
tended sub-dlstilct rally at Grants
Puss Tuesday evening. Mr. and
Mrs. A. O. McGee, Mr. und Mrs.,
K. Powell, Mrs. Peer.,* und Mrs.
Nutter, Mr. and Mrs. C. Nelson,
Murion Filter, Bill Weber, Geo
rge Mason, Mr und Mrs. Ralph
Billings, Mr. and Mrs. John Bill
ings and Stanley, Mr. and Mrs.
H. Hiltchlnson, liazei Weren and
Mr. und Mrs. M cllvennu were In
cluded among those attending.
The after dinner speaker was
Dr. E. Clark, president of Mul-
tnomuh college, Portland.
Ginger und George Collins
conducted a Get-A cquainted day
ut the Tulent Junction Service
Station on Thursday. There were
flowers for the ladles us well as
door prizes.
The Brownies will meet each
Monday after school at the scho<»l
building. The leaders are Mrs
Virginia Glelm und Mrs. M ar
guerite Kirns.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mason
have returned from a visit to
Portland. They were accom pan
ied by their daughter, Lavella
Ricks und grandson, Jim m ie
Ricks.
Letter to the Editor
FRED C. HOMES
CANDIDATE FOR
To the Editor:
Some of our high officials
went to Portland, came back
with this statem ent, thut the
highway commission would not
consider the truck route, but
Select your C hristm as
would consider to m ake north
and south m ain streets a four early from our large stock.
lane highway. This would des Review, 38 East Main.
troy the beauty of our streets.
One councilman put a letter in
the Tidings that he was against
destroying m ain st., and th at he
was in favor of a truck route,
I answ ered his letter.
Then 1 called the mayor of the
city, and had 20 m inutes talk
with him. We discussed Main
St. and the truck route. That was
six weeks ago. lie promised to
call me the next week, Tuesday,
but so far, th at day hasn’t come.
However, he stated, a truck
route m eans a bypass, tourists
would pass our city, and our
business men could not operate.
I recom mended to put a sign up
stating, Truck route only.
This candidate stated, that he
was against a truck route, as
you know I stand for a truck
route, to keep the danger, noise
smoke off Main St. To protect
our school children, college s tu
dents, hospital, and church w or
ship.
I do not believe In wlshy w ash
ing, should I feel that I will be
defeated, I stand for one way
only, fairness and truth.
I was told a truck route, was
surveyed along the rallro a d
tracks three years ago, yet noth
ing has been done about it. Now
they claim action will be taken
after elections.
The present city adm inistra
tion, worked with the public, and
the taxpayers and published the
city budget every 90 days, the
present city budget would not
be in a tangle as it is. I would
not try to put the blam e all on
one man.
We all know th at our city re-
Any motorist cun perfect the ,
technique of hogging the croaa 1
of
walk and may succeed now and
’CHARLES F. THOMPSON,
then in getting a pedestrian
Deceased.
! clipped by traffic going in the
Notice is hereby given th at the
I other direction. Right from the
Final Account of K enneth O
j »tart you collect a fine assort
Thompson, as A dm inistrator of
ment of dirty looks from pedes
the Estate of Charles F. Thom p
son, Deceased, has been filed In
trians.
the C ircuit Court of Jackson
But if you are a courteous
County, S tate of Oregon, and
driver we would like to write your
th at the 29th day of November,
automobile insurance, because
1948, at the hour of 10:00 a.m.
co u rteo u s d rivers are careful
has been duty set for the hearing
drivers.
of objections to súch final ac
S.C. Jones& Sons
Ashland, Oregon
BILLINGS AGENCY
232 Wsst 5th
Phono 7558
Medford .Oregon
Main 4 Oak
Ph. 0701
DEPENDABLE
INSURANCE COUNSELORS
count and settlem ent thereof, at
which tim e any person interest
ed In such estate m ay appear and
file objections thereto In w rit
ing and contest the same.
Dated and first published this
28th day of October, 1948.
KENNETH O. THOMPSON
Administrator of the above es-
state. Van Dyke & Lombard, at
torneys for the Estate.
1028-48
Revival
Councilman
corder, Mr. Adams, kept his
books up to a T, but his hands
are -tied as the m ayor and city
council, has the say so, to tel!
him to report or not.
If we elect Tom Williams as
our mayor and we re-elect Mr
Adams as our city recorder and
Henry E. Gerdes, as your eoun
cilman, and two new councilmcn
W L. Stew art, and W. E. Brack
er who believe In keeping on
beautifying our city and streets
to help taxpayers and business
men to help firing prosperity to
our city.
Then we will have one of the
most lovely cities in the state of
Oregon. Let us all stick together
sta rt the wheel rolling, and kept
it rolling.
I thank you.
Henry E. Gerdes.
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT
In the Circuit C ourt of the
State of Oregon, In and for the
County of Jackson, Probate D e
partm ent.
In the M atter of the Estate
I
I’TA to Have Card
MR. AND MRS. C. W. LONG
Frazier, Mr. and Mrs. Don Long, 1
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY I m and Mrs. C. O. Long and M| . | p > i , . j y f )(*i(ll)Vf*
Talent, October 28 — Mr. and an(j Mrs. Floyd Long, as well as j .. Talent,
.
O rtnher 28
28_
October
— The
The PTA
Mis. C. W Long celebrated their friends and other relatives.
will sponsor a card party to fce
49th wedding anniversary at their,
held in the school cafeteria F ri
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Talbot
Williams
Talent, October 28 — The Cra home on Gibson Street S u n d ay ,1
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of Oakland, California, are guests day, October 29. Care of small
ter Lake Cam pfire Girls will play October ¿4. I hose present
at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ja- children will be provided by the
Santa Claus to fifty European
Campfire Girls.
celebration
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
son
Ottlnger.
children this year. They plan to
fdl fifty stockings, which will be
sent to national headquarters foi
transport to Europe.
Wishing to allow the
whole
comm unity to help In this pio
ject the girls devoted their meet
mg night to a trick or treat in
which the treats were anythlng
that could be put in the stocking
to help fill them. The girls wish
to thank everyone who so gener
ously gave to this project.
Campfire Girls
the Plan Santa Claus
a t
Several Attend Rally
Held in Grants Pass
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and If Elected Promises
to Give His Undivided
Attention to City Issues
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But not as ridiculous as it sounds, Mrs. Housewife!
Remember back in the '30’s when you could feed your family well for about
-• .0 0 a month? If someone had said then that in 1948 you could only
feed your family skimpily at $90.00 a month you would have exclaimed
“R idiculous!” But your food costs are flying high.
A NEW MONOPOLY FURTHER THREATENS YOUR FOOD COSTS!
A smsll group—the Gillnetter’s union — want a “closed
shop” on the Columbia River salmon catch. They are
getting 70% of the total catch now but they want ALL!
So they are aiming at your pocketbook—by trying to
eliminate the fixed gear that only catch 20% of the
salmon. Remember, thia 20% is the balance that can keep
your salmon prices in bounds; keep your entire meat
budget from ballooning out of sight.
F IG H T T H IS FOOD M O N O PO LY N O W — YOU CAN PR E V E N T IT FRO M H A P P E N IN G !
The facts show—as reported by the Oregon
Fish Commission, June, 1948, that all that hap
pens when you ban fixed gear is that more fish
are caught by gillnets.
So, this bill to eliminate fixed gear is not
conservation of salmon, but absolute control of
the salmon catch. You housewives have had
experience with such monopolies. You know
what happens to your household expenses!
Usually you have had to fight A FT E R these
conditions exist. Now you can fight B E FO R E
it is formed. I t w ill be much easier to prevent
this “closed shop on the Columbia” by voting
319-X-NO.
VOTE
Protect Yourself Against Monopoly-Vote 319 NO
. OREGON SEINE AND POUND NET FISHERMEN'S ASSOCIATION, H. K. PARKER, SECRETARY, P.O. SOX S42, ASTORIA, OREGON
FAID ADV
ASSEM BLY O F G O D
485 Siskiyou Boulevard
Revival
Services every night at 7:30 (except Saturday). Special musical numbers nightly. Evangelist Bobby Claik.