V. of 0 . Library.
C Jfcn
Kübln’ with lusey
Mri. Alfred Mudd, Big Timber
Montana la visiting her slater’
Mrs. Lou Cozzena and baby, Car
lotta.
Mr. und Mrs. Konrad Schweig­
er and son. Tom, and Mr. and
Mia. Robert Schweiger, Klamath
Falla. were in Ashland on busi­
tj.o o PER YEAR
ness, Saturday.
George Uinbs, Talent, was a
business visitor in Ashland Sat
urday.
Mis . ixsla Williams and her
brother, Logan S. Fann spent the
week In Chester. California. Up­
on their arrival in Chester there
wus still four feet of snow.
' Mr. and Mrs. Louis Olsen were
March 2, 2, 4, 6, are the date*
dinner guests of Mr. und Mrs. 11
on
which tiie nineteenth annual
S. Harrison,
190 . Vista
Thursday
avenm
hT
Avenue Southern
Oregon
basketball
Sixteen ‘B’ League
Teams Meet Here
1st Week in March
ôïeao+t.
NEWS REVIEW
ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY.
Several Join The
Community Club
THURSDAY, MARCH j , 1949
VOLUME i j, NUMBER ja
Council Provides Negotiation Period
After Recall; Then Will Amend Charter
Phoenix, March 3 — Dick and
Lillian Hendrix who have just
moved to Phoenix and operate
Dick’s fountain, have recently
joined the Phoenix Community
club and Youth Center.
Other persons who have join­
MRS. HEATH PRE8ENTS
ed the club recently include Jos­
YARN GIFT TO VETERANS
eph C. Enders, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr and Mis P C
k
|««»‘P«Uiig teams ure from ”B ” Henry Frame, Frank Houston,
Mrs. C. A. Heath has returned
Local American Legion A uxi­ from her annual trip to the Vet­
returned to Ashland a f t r I p X - ’ u i X
Bertha E. Houston, Mr. and Mrs.
Members of the Ashland city
R. E.
LeVander,
Christopher liary, Unit No. 14 will meet in eran’s hospital in R o s e b u r g council, in a meeting Wednes­
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Lledman, regular session Monday evening, where she presented the training day afternoon passed a resolu­
Bobby, Barbara and Max Lied* March 7 at the Legions’ log cao- classes with yarn for knitting.
tion, providing for either com­
man, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ar m Pioneer Hall in Wlnburn Way. The yarn was a gift from the
promise
appointments in case of
Ashland
American
Legion
auxi-
cher, and Chester E. Hale.
and Bob Eureka r
L^na of
H j - c ent>
R s o VaJseU,
n v ille , Creswell,
Paisley, Prospect,
Bandon,
Plans will t>e made for the liray.
recall on any concilman next St.
Luna of Lo*’ A ° H 1 n<* UUd ^ ^ B a n g l o i * , Coburg, Powers and
Bii thday Party to be held at the
Mrs. Heath said this week that Patrick’s day or in case no deci­
Lung of Los Angeles stopped In Gilchrist.
during
their first year 60% of sion can be reached between the
nan March iatn. Transportation
Mr and Mr'
* vuul
Defending champion Phoenix
win be arranged lor those want- the World War II patients had mayor and the council, in fifteen
nays the matter of filling any
day after atten 1 ° G<;liun* ’ Sun- is expected to have a strong team
The third of a five party ser­ nig to attend the Public Service been returned to their homes,
vacancies which occur would be
of Mrs Ni.ru 1 Ul* UMi *UIM}nil again this /ea r along with Co- ie* of card parties sponsored by school to be held at Camp White cured.
Last year the hospital had 22 turned over to the people.
'«
rn‘° Uler oi burg and Valseu.
the local Past Noble Grands club m tne near luture.
The people would then vote on
and s l s t ^ “ ’ Mr* T t e n X *
AJ 5u“^ on was held Saturday evening with
boys
who received the equivalent
/H l v eteran s wives, m o th ers,
a
charter amendment permitting
of
a
high
school
degree
because
Mr« 1 ..... v h i
.
are tne directors ol this year* over seventy persons enjoying siste is anu d au g n ters a ie in v ite d
dauxhter^itenvEU^ T WUrUl “nd barney. AI Barnhart will be in the evening of cards and hospital­ to atten d .
of special work which they took election to fill vacancies caused
at the hospital. Patients can also by recall, and if this amendment
ho visited f
Lininett, Ida- charge
ol the ticket sales. ity.
lends In Ashland J Schopl’s physical education class
take craftsmanship and occupa­ were passed the people would
SKERRY
SELECTED
Pussy willows and s p r i n g
Thursday evening. They are now ea will handle the scoring anu
tional therapy courses. More than then vote on randi^ates to fill
University
ol
Oregon,
Eugene
greenery were used as decoration
living at Talent.
timing. Students will be in charge about the hall, and tins decor —(Special; Harry Skerry of Ash­ 100 different vocations are taught the vacancies.
Mis. Jack Connor and children of the tourney tins year as In the
The recall election has been
at the hospital.
was repeated on tne tables at the land is one of the 12 new coun­
of Chinook. Montana arrived In past
set for March 17. It will deter­
ty
chairmen
of
the
University
refreshment hour. Hostesses for
Ashland Thursday for an extend­
mine whether or not counciimen,
The various teams will stay in the evening were: Alto Nichols, of Oregon alumni association
ed visit.
John Nosier, Herb Fischborn and
local hotels and auto courts while Marjorie Lorenz and Audrey wiucn was released trns week by
John Daugherty should be recall­
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Adolf, N ew ­ they are at SOC.
Robert S. Miller, P o r t la n d , pres­
Pui din.
Plans for the birthday party ed.
berg, Oregon are business visit­
ident of the alumni association.
High score prizes for Pinochle Skerry Is chairm an in Jackson of the Eastern Star were discus­
SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED
ors in town this week. Adolf is
The decision to pass the reso­
sed Tuesday evening at the regu­ lution was brought about by the
a carpenter.
Mis. Mabel Winston, registrar were to Louise Crow and Kay county.
Miss Ellen Benford and Mrs. of Southern Oregon College, an­ Kolanvano, and to Vivian Dai-
The 36 county directors com­ lar meeting of the Star. The bir­ action of the Civic Betterment
kenberg
and
Everett
Acklui
for
nounces
that
applications
are
Ann Pearson, Medford . visited
prise the alumni council. Appoint thday party will be held Tues­ League which Tuesday night pre­
friends In Ashland Tuesday even­ now being received for full-lee 500 with Mae Lindner receiv­ ments ai e for three-year terms day, March 15. It will begin at sented a group of petitions to the
ing.
scholarships for 111411-5(1, offered ing high score lor Bridge.
with December 31, 19fci, the e x ­ 6:30 and will be in the form of a council requesting an amend­
covered dish dinner for members ment to the charter which would
The
two
remaining
parties
of
by
the
Oregon
Congress
of
par­
piration
date.
Orville Orton has returned
and their families.
the
tournament
will
be
held
ents
and
teachers.
provide for election of recalled
from a business trip to Prineville.
Mrs. Lucy Talbert was w el­ officials. The petitions were in­
50% RESTRICTIONS
March
12th
and
2l>lh
and
anyone
'These
scholarships
are
lor
Mrs. June Duzan and children
comed as a new member at the correctly prepared and were not
REMOVED ON ROADS
who have been visiting her par­ teachers training only and are who enjoys playing cards is in-
Tuesday meeting.
Verne
Smith
o
f
the
County
acceptable but through their at­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Orton return­ renewable for the entire lour viteu to attend.
Other plans for the month of torney, Ed Kelly, the League re­
Koah district, reports that the
year
course.
Recipients
arc
obli­
ed to their home In Prineville,
Jackson County Court has re­ March include the district meet­ quested that the council use their
gated to teach one year in the SO. ORE. DISTRICT OF
Saturday.
moved
oOVv road restrictions on ing which will be held in Med­ powers ana present such an a-
public elementary schools ol ore D .A Ji. TO MEET FRIDAY
Mrs. Garner Padgett, M 1 s. gon for each year they hold such
Southern Oregon District ol the the following roads: Thompson ford, March 31.
mendment to the people.
Geo Miller and daughter, Evelyn, a scholarship.
Refreshments were served in
Daughters ol tne American Rev­ Creek, Beall Lane, Taylor Road
Nosier, «pe a k in g f o r h im s e lf
were Sunday dinner guests of
the dining room from tables at­ at the Wednesday afternoon ses­
olution will meet Wednesday, and Big Applegate.
Mrs. Grover Hillman, at the
tractive with spring flowers and
March 9, at 10 a.m. at Trinity
sion, stated that he felt the pro­
Weitzel Apartments. Even 1 n g
pussy willows by Leah Stringer
Episcopal Parish House. This
posed amendment was a fair one,
ALPHA
CLUB
TO
m
e
e
t
and her committee includ i n g “if I am recalle d /’ he « a id , “I
supper guests of Mrs. Hillman
district includes the six cliaptcrs
A ip iia Club will meet Tuesday Florence Larson, Marian Beagle,
were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Miller
The Ashland Study Club met of Southern Oregon, Roseburg,
March 8 at 10:00 a.m. Members Lorraine Fischborn and Minnie feel that the people should have
and daughter, Marilyn, who spent
a chance to elect some one to
Monday afternoon, February 28 Grunts Pass, Medford, Coos Bay, bring a sack lunch and cleaning Koyl
the day at Shasta Dam taking
Klamath
t
ails,
and
Ashland.
take my place.”
equipm ent
colored films for their projector. at the home of Mrs. Harold Mer­
Lunch will be served attending
Under existing laws the re­
COLOR
CENTER
IS
They reported getting some mar­ rill. Mrs. Roger Rath reviewed members by Trinity Guild. A
maining members of the coun­
CHANGING
PAINTS
"House
Divided"
by
Ben
Ames
velous "shots’*.
morning business meeting will be
Sherman Hadley, proprietor of cil have the right to elect men
followed by a program of music
Mr. and Mrs. Siedel are spend­ Williams.
the
Ashland Color center, an to fill the v a c a n c ie s which m a y
For the half hour topic Mrs. and a speaker in the afternoon.
ing a fortnight In Sacramento
nounced this week that he was be brought about in case any of
G.
M.
Frost
gave
excerpts
from
where they were called by the
discontinuing his line of Glidden the three under fire were recall,
Robert O’Brien’s book "This is
illness of Mrs. Siedled’a sister.
ed.
San Francisco.”
Individual scoring SOC Red Paints and planned to carry’ a
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Braughton
The resolution reads: Action
complete line of Sherwin-Will­
Raiders:
and George Layton, Shady Grove
on submitting a charter amend-
iams
products.
FG FT TP PF FTA
Nationwide publicity on the
were business visitors in Ashland
ment through action of the conn,
Jandreau
147
90 384 88 125
Shakespearean Festival which
Monday. Braughton is owner of
cil be tabled but in lieu thereof it
141 91 373 64 175
appeared In last summer’s New Bonney
Braughton’s Park on the Road
be declared that if the recall
129 65 323 88 124
York Times has paid off. Leonora Wade
and recalls that he and Mrs.
election is sccessful In any par­
72 27 171 76 53
Thomas, daughter of a once fam­ O’Neal
ticular the r e m a in jp g c n n n c il m e n
Braughton were married In Ash­
Foster
Talent,
Murch
3
—
There
will
63
25 161 53 65
ous Shakespearean actor, on see­
land thirty seven years ago. At
and
the mayor must unanimous­
49 40 138 28 73
that time Braughton was fore­ be a special meeting of the legal ing the publicity article, wrote a Neideigh
ly agree on f i l l i n g v a c a n c ie s if
Gatlin
28 19
75 43 35
man for Warner Construction voters of school district No. 22 letter to director Bowmer offer­
unable to unanimously agree
Barger
at
the
school
house
March
8
to
14
5
33
16 15
The casting for the senior play within a period of fifteen days
ing costumes and wigs for festi­
Company in charge of paving the
select a new director to replace val use. The items offered were Weaver
14 3
31
7 12 was made February 25 by Ralph then a charter a m e n d m e n t to
streets of Ashland.
Lee Johnson, who recently re­ used by her father in Shakes­ Veentjer
5 6
16 18 17 Wood- director. Those in the cast permit the people to elect coun­
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Harmon signed.
2
8
10 3 11 include: Grace Williams, Joyce ciimen to fill vacancies should
pearean productions. This letter, A. Warren
will leave Friday for their home
The meeting will be at 8 p.m. according to Mr. Bowmer. is on- O. Trendall
1
0
2
1 0 DeVore, D’Anne Neeley, Barbara be submitted to the people; in
a Dutton, Montana after spend­ and the polls will be open for
Kent, Fred Haight, Cecelle Mc- other words, no vacancy in office
ing the winter In Ashland.
one hour.
655 377 1707 485 705 Carley, Shirley Damon, Paula of councilman shall be filled ex­
results we have seen from the Totals
Ostrander, Margaret Wagn e r, cept by unanimous agreement of
Times article.
Total games: 28..
1
Barbara Messenger, Del o r e s the mayor and councilman or by
Charlie Jandreau, SOC forward Momany, Lloyd Bunnell, Don the people.
CARD PARTY TO BE HELD
This Is not a book review
Talent, March 3 — The Talent continues to head the list of In Kerr, John Lance and Rosemary
Talent, March 3 — Mr. and PTA card party will be held Fri­ dividual scoring with a sizzling Knott.
column, but the new GOL-
LOCAL 2067 CARPENTERS
Mrs. Elmer Cook celebrated their day, March 4, at the school cafe­ 384 points in 28 games for an av
» den ENCYCLOPEDIA is
Can-Can and Cowgirls of the ENTERTAINED IN MEDFORD
64th wedding anniversary Feb­ teria.
erage of 13.7 per game; closely Kiwanis Kapers enjoyed a lun­
worthy of more than a
Ashland members of Carpent­
ruary
21.
They
were
entertain­
following Jandreau are Cal Bon cheon given them by the Kiwanis
passing glance. This is a
er’s Local No. 2067 went to Med­
ed by a group of young people
ney with a total of 373 and Keith February 28.
book that every home should
ford Friday evening for a Crab
from the Methodist church. Mr.
Wade with 328.
March first came In with
Feed held In the Medford Hall
own. School children will
Cook Is up and around again af
In 28 games, the Raiders have ‘blow and with it came the news Two hundred and fifty carpent­
find in It the answers to
ter his illness of last week.
Talent, March 3 — Chas W. chalked up a tota lof 1707 against that Jeanne Rollins and Bill ers were present
their questions, simply writ­
Barnes, orchardist, has been ap­ 1508 by the opposition. In the Axel, seniors, were married in
Guests were present from Kla­
Elsie Lewis just returned this pointed director of District No. free throw roster, led by Jan­ Reno over the weekend.
ten, beautifully Illustrated.
math Falls and Grants Pass and
week
from
a
trip
to
Southern
Children are inquisitive.
22, to succeed T. B. Brink’ who dreau with 90 of 125 attempts
Our Grizzlies, having tramp], a delegation of thirty five from
California. She reports that the recently resigned.
They want to learn.
And
and Bonney with 91 out of 175, ed the Eagle Point team Satur­ Ashland.
avacado trees were not harmed
Mr. Barnes has served on the scored 377 against the opposi­ day night will be playing the
here is edcation, pleasant
A Portland Floor Show Vaude­
by the severe weather in Califor­ budget committee for a number tion’s 323.
useful. Over 1500 items are
Grants Pass Cavemen, March 3. ville entertained the group.
nia.
of years.
The tournament has been draw­
covered, with full color il­
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simpson of
ODDFELLOWS & REBEKAHS
ing
a large crowd as over 2,000 ANDERSON LEASES~PART
lustrations, ranging from
the Phoenix Hardware returned
T. D. Wadsworth was down HAVE CHICKEN DINNER
spectators have attended nightly. OF MOTOR INN PLANT
Africa and Airplanes, to
from visiting Mrs. Simpson's sist­ town again after a bout with the
Frank Duntton, Bellflower. Cal­
125 persons enjoyed the chick­
The Rotarians will be host
er, » Mrs. J. T. Taylor of Long flu.
Television and Zoos.
en dinner given by the Rebekahs March 3, at noon, to the Varsity ifornia, has purchased the lease
Beach, California, this we e k.
Mr. and Mrs. "Pink” McAbee and Oddfellows at the Oddfel­ debating team, whose members of the Motor Inn body and paint
Most parents are familiar
They also visited in Marysville, returned Monday from a week’s
lows Hall, Wednesday evening, will explain something of the shop. Andy Anderson, who has
w ith
the Little Golden
Bakersfield and San Jose.
vacation In California.
February 23rd.
Books, and know what fine
art of polemics and give five- been operating the body and
The Phoenix Grange Drill Team
Mrs.
Mabel
Bourne
is
substitut­
paint shop and the storage de­
Following
the
d
in
n
e
r
t
h
e
minute
talks.
children’s books they are.
met February 28 to practice their ing for Mrs. Mark Hackney at
partment
made the announce­
guests
enjoyed
an
evening
of
Seniors
attended
mee
t
i
n
gs
drills.
The Golden Encyclopedia is
the Crystal Laundry in Medford. dancing and cards. The hall and March firft and second of college ment this week.
a wonderful extension of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pollock Mrs. Hackney Is taking a rest
tables were decorated with pussy representatives from all over the
are the parents of an 8 Mi pound from her job.
this same line. Drop in at
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Loffer
willows
and spring greenery.
state.
boy born Friday, February 25 in
the Mart to see it. At the
moved into their apartment thu
A
60-voice
choir
from
the
Lew­
the Sacred Heart hospital. Mrs.
week.
same time ,ask for the Gol­
is and Clark college in Portland
Pollock was Jerry Compher be­
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hutton
den Dictionary. You’ll find
will sing for assembly March 3.
fore her marriage.
have had as guests for the past
these at. . .
The
Southern
Oregon
college
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Leach have
onrJ Mrs.
Mm Alfred Paulson
n„..i__
n;..
.
....
Mr. and
week Mr. and Mrs. Steve Brad­
Five thousand dollars has been choir will attend.
returned to their home in Los and Mr. and Mrs. Quintus Ack-
shaw
and daughter, Judy of Coos
deposited by Paulson and Acker-
Representing players of the
Angeles after spending the win­ erson, former operators of the
Bay.
Mrs.
Bradshaw is a niece of
son with the city. Four thousand team In a special stunt at the pep
ter In Ashland. Leach is in the Roseburg sanitarium, have leased
dollars of this fund will go for assembly February 25 were Lois Mrs. Hutton. The Bradshaw's
real estate and insurance busi­ the Ashland hospital from the
left Phoenix for Southern Calif­
maintenance and equipment.
Melcher, as Eldon Durham; Cece­ ornia.
ness In the southern city.
City of Ashland. The realty com­
The hospital will be renamed
270 East Main Phone 8011
Jack Fablsh of Roseberg was a mittee of the City Council, head­ the General hospital according to lia McCarley, 5*1, as Don May-
Dave Chase of the Radio Re­
(Next to Sheldon Jewelry)
business visitor in Ashland Wed­ ed by Harold Merrill, handled the lessees. They have signed a field 6’6 center; Nina Graber pair Shop returned this week
was V em Carlson; Norma Yor-
nesday.
the transaction.
10 year lease for $1.00 a year.
ton was Don Ellsworth.
Recall Election Set
For S t Pat’s Day
Legion Auxiliary
To Meet March 7
Past Noble Grands
Have Gard Party
Eastern Stai-s To
Hold Birthday Party
Study Club Meets
At Merrill Home
Election March 8
For Board Member
Shakespearean
Publicity Pays
Chuck Jandreau
Leads Scoring
NEWS
from Ashland Hi
Cooks Have 64th
Wedding Anniversary
J
Barnes Appointed
To School Post
Roseburg People Get Hospital
7*
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