Southern Oregon News Review, Ashland, Oregon, I h unday, Iebruarv 17, <949
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Cub Scouts May
3e Organized
C. C. C orwin has purchased a
new Ford truck
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Olsen of by 11 Saturday morning so as to
Fairview street handed us an in be here for Don Haynes' celebra
Talent Feb. 15 At the regular
Try th e f r e in
teresting paper, The Record- tlon and parade. Hill will then February m eeting of the Talent
Courier, from Baker, Oregon, rush to the Medford airport anil Parent Teachers Associa t l o n
Carryl H Wines and Wendell D. Lawrence, Publishers
showing a picture of a dozen
which was held F ebruary 14 at
white tailed deer calmly grazing take a plane back to Frisco in 2:30 p in. in the eighth grade
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WENDELL LAWRENCE. Editor
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in snow covered feeding rounds. order to join the College Hands loom of the Talent School Mrs
Reports indicate good pros for the big Saturday night acti Nona MeAhce announced that a
Entered as second-class mail matter in the post office at Ash
pects of extensive aerul Hayliff vities. Somewhere and s o m e meeting to organize the Cub
land, Oregon, February 15, 1935, under the act of Congress of
distribution of hay for the Baker time, enroute, he expects to be Scouts will be held in the City
March 3, 1879.
area, as well as out of La somewhere for his brothers wed Hall Tuesday evening. February
Grande. The photographer, Jack d i n g . _________________
25 at 7 o'clock.
Eng, of Baker, must have had a
First
Church
of
Christ.
Scientist
Any parent of boys between
thrill when he was able to get
Judgment
Pioneer Avenue. South
the ages of nine and twelve are
so close to so large a herd of
The decision rests now with the judge. Since Tuesday morning these fleet footed animals. He
Sunday morning service at 11 urged to come to the meeting.
the judge has had time to consider just which side In the case of must have slipped up behind o'clock. Subject: MIND.
the City Council vs the Mayor and the City of Ashland is right.
them, keeping a large boulder Golden Text: Psalms 147:5.1 Leaders Study Plan
The next problem to be met will be that of accepting the judges between himself and the herd, Great is our Lord, and of great j
decision. Whether or not the side which losses the court decision for only a few in the foreground power: his understanding is In To Decorate ( enter
The leaders of Boy Scouts, Al ’
show any signs of alarm. He finite.
will take it to a higher court is presently a subject for debate.
Sunday
School
at
9:30
a.m.
caught
just
the
ear
tips
of
ont
freil
Culver Jr., Girl Scouts, Nan
We’ll know the answer to that one after Judge Orvil Millard
Wednesday evening meeting, cy Jennings and Virginia Gleim
deer
that
must
have
been
very
has made his decision.
close to his hiding place. It is which includes testim onies of and Cam pfire Girls, Mae Lowe
N e x t tim e you g» north or
Christian
Science
healing,
is
held
truly
a
magnificent
“shot."’
and
Alice
Burnette
met
Tuesday
■outh
try our convenient, over
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at the Youth C enter to discuss
night Irain service. In winter,
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Forsgren of at 8 o'clock.
Reading Room open daily from decorating and furnishing pro
more than ever. * .’ it appro
Battle Ground, Washington are
Friends
2 to 5 p.m. except Sundays and blems of the building.
visitng
friends
in
Ashland.
They
cinte tbo n a fftj, ctim/tirl and
“We've lost a lot of good friends over this argument about the
plan to go on to San Diego as holidays.
i/e; tfriiluhihty the tra in , nloite,
mayor’s appointive powers and the council’s right to confirm or soon as the weather clears, to
The public is cordially invited DAUGHTERS OF NILE MEET
provide« In the «nog com fort
not to confirm," was the statement we made to a lady the other visit friends and relatives. Fors to attend these services, and to
Ashland Daughters of the Nile,
o f n Pullim tn b - iih or ioneh
day.
gren is in the sawmill business use the Reading Room.
Zulelma Temple, No. 13, attend
you’ll travel wluleyou «le.-p, ur
“Youre wrong,” said she, "you haven’t lost any good friends." and is greatly interested In the
ed a meeting in G rants Pass Feb
riving nt your dentinntion next
The lady is right. Friendship is greater than differences of opin mills in this vicinty.
ruary 12. The next meeting will
Second Grade Has
morning reeled mid ready for
be held in Medford March 12 at
Mrs. Norman Hutchison and
ion.
the hoaineaa of the day Over
which time the election of offic
Those people who have stopped speaking and who pass curtly Mrs. Pete Fitzhugh of Medford Valentine
night aerviee returning nlao
Talent9 Feb. 15—The second ers and the Queen's report will
visited Ashland friends Frldtfy
by w’ere never more than fair weather friends.
grade
of
the
Talent
School
in
take place.
Those real friends of ours, and yours, who are on the opposite evening.
Mrs. Enid Casebier’s room held a
Mrs.
Ortop
Genung,
of
Iowa
side of the fence, yet who continue to consider friendship as being
Valentines’ Party for their moth
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hamilton
more important than a temporary difference of opinion, are real street was called to Klamath ers and fifteen younger sisters
of Chief», California are staying
Falls,
Monday,
by
the
critical
The fr ie n d ly
friends, and we appreciate their attitude.
and brothers attended the party.
illness of her sister.
S o u t h e r n P o c if.'c
The children gave a short pro with the Les Hamilton«' of Rap
Orville Orton is spending the gram and served refreshments of p s Hill while looking around for
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week in Prineville on busness.
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cookies and ice cream.
a place to locate.
Harassed
men
this
week
are:
It’s Silly
Get your Job Printinq at the
H H. M aybury
It's silly to lert this Ashland political fracas get out of bounds. . . . Dr. Elmo Stevenson, wishing he TALENT CITY COUNCIL
were twins so that he could at ORDER ADDITIONAL PIPE
New* Review
particularly to the point where people are making enemies. Deci tend the formal opening of Camp
46 A St.
Phone 7501
Talent, February 16—The Tal
sions are going to be made during the next few weeks which will White as well as an important
affect the jobs and the political careers of certain residents of this conference of educators in San ent City Council met last week
Francisco, and Ken Miller nurs and ordered additional pipe to
community.
B U S IN E S S D IR E C T O R Y
The best thing which any of those people who are directly con ing a throbbing hand after losing replace old mains in the city
streets. They ordered meters to
cerned can do is to take the bad with the good. And take either part of a finger and mangleing be repaired and placed In busi
others when he caught his hand
with a lot of good grace, and a pleasant smile.
MOTOR INN
Attention Builders
in a conveyor belt; and Hollis Hill ness and apartment houses Dogs
without
licenses
will
be
piced
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Interior Til» Contractor
in Frisco for the SOC-Frisco
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■ • p a i r D e p a rtm e n ts
, 10 years experience
game with the College Band and up after March 1.
M E C H A N IC A L - E L E C T R IC A L
HOD Y
Fourteen Months
Skilled Workmanship
Girls Drum Corps. Hollis is a
. S to ra g e : D a y , W ««k u r M o n th
Don Haynes, who plans to leave Ashland this Saturday for a tour college band trumpet player and Talent locals
Estimates
Phone 6942
M S. l a t S t.
Phone S-1178
Mr. and Mrs. Otto King are
of the United States, is going to bring our fair city a lot of com Kilty Band Bag-Pipe player be
moving from the house on Wag
ment.
sides performing on the Tram ner Ave to the new home which
Hooper's Itadiator
Haynes plans to remain within the confines of the Kaiser auto poline. He cut his schedule al
they have just completed on TID
Mac’s Shoe Shop
Service
mobile he will drive.
most too close this week end as Lane.
, ¡Clogged Radiators Boiled Out
W . C K c K I N N I H . Prop.
he has to be in Frisco Friday
It’s strictly a publicity stunt and we wish him well.
and Repaired New
Katie Estes returned fro m i
■hoe H e-H nlldlng - Hnbber H eels
Ashland as a city will benefit a bit from the resultant publicity night and drive back to Ashland Eugene Sunday where she had
Cores installed.
1135
Moi
e
Ph
4851
at the start of the run. Again at the end of the fourteen months
5 V A H l.
A s h la n d
been visiting her grandson Keith i
when Haynes returns to nation’s seekers of the unusual will read
Cochran. Keith had been very ill I
about the guy who returned to Ashland after spending 14 months
The ladies Community Club I
O ak S tr e e t G a r a g e
met Wednesday afternoon. They 1
in a Kaiser automobile.
Pritchard s Grocery
AND
MACHINE SHOP
S P E C IA L
exchanged Valentines.
It doesn’t really matter whether or not Haynes gets any further
Arc and Acetylene Welding - • 1M M !• «
I 01, tin , .0 • - M ilk
I,« verag es
Misses Janet Joanis and Cora
Machine Work - Metal F abri
than Klamath Junction. Ashland as a city will be satisfied, for a
»pen
u
n
til
»
|> ni « v a ry vvo n lu g
cation - General Auto a n d
city is like any extrovert who lives on publicity. It doesn’t matter DuPont Nylon Hose May Gleim entertained some of
Truck
Repair.
T o lm u n C reek Hoad and U w y . »'••
the younger set at a Valentines
what is being said as long as someone is saying it............... about
»70 Oak Hi
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T e le p h o n e t i l l
Day
party
Monday
evening.
Ashland.
$1.19 - $1.95
Lillie Burnette spent Sunday
If Haynes does do what he plans, and stays in the car for a total -
with her son Milan in Medford.
of 14 months the city will be more than satisfied for then there
C. E. Taylor
“Lucky” Gilbreath has been
will have been not only publicity at the beginning but publicity at
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I Box 6 1 »A, I u rd yc e S tre e t
appointed "Tail Twistey” of the
P a in tin g - P a p e r H a n g in g
the conclusion of the stunt.
C o n tra c t or 6y th e h o n r
Talent Lions Club.
308 N. Main
Phone 4371 Hugiceatluna and L a llm a te a fre e
Speaking for the city, Good, luck Don, do come back.
Virginia Martin and Karen
T e x tu r in g
Ashland
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T ele p h o n e 22K16 - S to 6 p m.
Bohls participated in a steel guit
McNair Bros.
ar recital held at Ashland last
Flood
Saturday.
DRUG STORE
Last week we wrote our annual spring flood editorial, warning
Rosemary’s
Radio Repairs
Mary Bannister, who spent last I
all the folks who lived in the valleys and the low places to begin
Your R E X A LL Drug Store
week In the hospital with pneu-!
Flower Shop
building rafts, for a lot of water was headed their way.
2S Y e a rs E x p e rie n c e
C u t F lo w e ra , Coraagea. P o lle d
monia has returned home.
Net result of the editorial was a sudden change in temperature,
O N E D A Y H E H V IC K
P la rita , F u n e ra l D ealgu a, C o m
Mrs.
Helen
Wisner,
who
was
in
T h e Heat C o ate b e a i a t
p le te W e d d in g E q u ip m e n t
toward lower, and snow.
Sacred Heart Hospital last week,,
THE MART
If we thought there was any chanoe of our controlling the weath
T ele p h o n e 222« I I7 li E. M a in
A a h la n d
is staying with Mr. and Mrs. F .' ■ 0 E. M a in
er by writing editorial predictions we’d sure go to work. But it’s
A. Steiger while recuperating |
doubtful, the minute we started trying to do that we’d get fooled
from her Illness.
again.
The flood threat, however, is still with us. We’re still hoping for
a slow thaw. Rain would wash this community right down Bear
creek.
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Knockers and Thugs
The name calling which is being indulged in by some of the more
conservative, ‘‘against any change” residents of this city is doing
nothing toward alleviating the present argument.
To lower oneself to name calling does not, in the long run, settle
any argument
If face it’s usually the best way to end an argument. . . . and be
gin a fight.
Calling the citizens of this community who have started the re
call movement, various derogatory names is not going to settle any
problems.
This name calling can go too far. And if it continues it will.
We’d suggest that the old rule about keeping a civil tongue in
one’s head be placed in large letters on a huge sign . . . right in
the middle of the Plaza.
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Utopia
President Truman's social security program will develop into a
real dog fight before it becomes law. The people who want it be
lieve that “cradle to grave” social security is necessary. The people
opposed to it feel that the program itself would be dangerously
destructive to enterprise and initiative.
The government, which will handle the program, will be given
vast powers and huge expenditures will be made, both for operat
ing personnel and to help the people. The people will be borne,
schooled, hospitalized, paid unemployment benefits, pensioned, and
buried by government.
In order to pay for this program the payroll tax which today is
3% percent will be upped by 1955 to 11 percent and by 1990 it will
amount to 18 percent. To make it clear, let us suppose that you
make $48000.00 in 1955 You would be assessed $264.00 and your em
ployer would be assessed $264.00, making a total of $528.00. This
would be used to pay cradle to grave security, for all of us
The effect on you and the rest of us would be to level out our
incomes through taxation. There would be a rising floor under the
minimum income a family can receive and a lowering ceiling on
the maximum earnings any of us could keep.
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