Pear Bowl Kickoff Slated For 12:30 Thursday
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' Special M eetings Are
Well Attended
NEWS REVIEW
ICal Aggi es Co
Evangelistic meetings at the I Against Pacific
Church of God at 1023 Iowa
street are being well attended,
it has been announced by Rev. In Annual Came
T. O. Satterfield, pastor of the i
church
The fourth annual Pear Bowl
The meetings are under the /ootba11 classic will get under
direction of Rev. and Mrs Sie- w ayat 12:30 Thanksgiving Day
Aalilantl Horne of the Oregon Shakespearean Festival’
bait, who last summer conduct,
hl«h scho° I aUv
ed meetings throughout the Do •
/ eld 1716 event this year
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minion of Canada
I ls bein8 sponsored by the Jack-
« par year
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The special meetings will con- “° n C° un?y Shrine club, with
proceeds
from
the game going to
tinue through December 20
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the Shriners’ home for crippled
children in Portland-
The Medford high school
band and uniformed bodies of
the Shrine will take part in the
halftime entertainment and the
Medford band will play during
Tin- Talent high school Bull
the game.
Cal Aggies from Davis, Calif.,
dogs will meet the Tigers of
coached
by T. W. “Ted” Forbes,
Weston high school in a state
a
former
UCLA athlete, play
“
Soil
Fertilization"
was
the
six-man football semi final game
their
game
with but one team
subject of the talk which Mr
at Central Point next Saturday
defensively a n d offensively,
Robert Fowler, retired county making the only changes by
evening at 8 o’clock
agent
presented at the weekly | occasional substitution rather
The Weston team will carry
luncheon
of the Chamber of than one team for offense and
a 6 pound per man weight ad
another for defense.
Commerce
members Tuesday.
vantage over Coach Bray's Bull
Staggs Uses Platoons
In
opening
his
speech,
Mr.
dogs but the Talent team will
Dr. Paul Stagg, coach at Pa
Fowler stated that there has cific and son of the famous Alon
depend on speed to overcome
always been a great demand for zo Stagg, puts his victory faith
the advantage
fertilizers from persons living in the so-called two platoon sys
Weston has rolled up a total
in cities for lawns and flower tem in which one eleven goes
of 225 points against 83 for
for competition when the
their opponents in six games this
gardens. Mr. Fowler went on to out
Badgers
are on the move and
fall. Two games have been for
say that there are between 40 another group
takes the field
feited to the Tigers.
and 50 soil types and variations when Pacific defends.
in Jackson County and that it
The Talent team has chalked
Pacific operating from the
up 220 points against 53 points
is difficult to prescribe for each "winged
T” depends a lot upon
for their opponents in six games,
individual area. Every farm, for Stan
Russell,
half
one game has been forfeited to
example, is its own experiment back who was triple-threat
named
on
the
the Bulldogs
station to find the best crop honorable mention list for Lit
fertilizer for its own area.
Coach Bray said this week
Coast honors last year.
In the year 1^0, only one tle-All
that Talent's probable starting
PHONES FOR FARMERS
A
speedy
little sophomore
Ihorizing »25 million exnendl'lir. to
i" “*
Kn.'ups look on as President Truman signs bill au-
lineup for the semi final tilt
car of super phosphate was used weighing in a 160-pounds
the
will be Don Williams, Orval
Adminlslration program which brought electricity to 'mJliBni*reaH on principle of highly successful Rural Electrification
as a fertilizer. Now there are name of Jim Sunderland by also
»1.1 Crntgresn to »id American farm er, i.efi to £ h t • E t H
n .•''“‘"l 7 “
? ' ''« islatlon passed by
Nichols, Herb Combs. Pat Hen
between six and seven tons used
pace the Badger attack.
ry, Jerry Montgomery and Rol-
annually. Some users experi help
Sunderland
is classed as the
lie Hartley
mented by putting beween 250 team’s workhouse,
operating on
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Wirkard.
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and 300 pounds of super phos ly on the ground this
Other members of the Talent
year.
squad include George Baylor,
phate on their land every other Depend On Halfback
Tom Goddard, Bob Goddard'
year. Other users put between
Aggies, champions of the
Bill Smith. Hal Parent and K e n I nion Church Services
150 and 200 pounds on their Far Cal
Western
Conference, depend
ney Reynolds
land every year. Both factions much for their ground gaining
Dial Electric Plans
At IB a.m. Tliiitrsday
claimed the best results.
on Ken Kuykendall, a young
Anniversary E vent
The granite lands near Ash light halfback who has gained
Union T hanksgiving Day ser
Ned Marrs, owner and man
land need Phosphorus, particul 444 yards in rushing, and Frank
vices are scheduled at the M e th
ager of the Dial Electric com
arly. It has also been found by Saviez,
odist ch u rch at
10 o 'clo ck.
fullback, who
pany here, this week announced
experiment that Potash is not has run 170-pound
T h u rsd a y m o rn in g w ith the Rev,
for 128 yargs.
plans for holding the second an
needed
here.
T O S attei fie ld , o f the C h u rch
Diaz, passing artist for
niversary sale of the organiza
Practices of spreading fertili- the Bill
o f God, d e liv e rin g the serm on.
Aggies,
has attempted 111,
A large crov/d of highway, tion
A free will offering will be
Congressman
Harris EUs- , zer vary. Some farmers, use or completed 41 and had 17 inter
Mr. and Mrs. Marrs purchased
county
and
city
officials
were
dinary
spreaders,
othefifc
use
a
taken or the benefit of over
cepted for a gain of 811 yards.
the store from _____
C. O. _______
Sears in _
No- worth is coming home to the
in attendance when the ribbon vember of 1947 and have built 4th District to make a report to whirlagig thrower type, while Five of these resulted in touch
At the regular weekly meet seas relief.
yet
other
farmers
prefer
the
old
was cut, inaugurating service it into one of the larger appli-1 his constituents next week. On
ing of the group held in the
downs.
fashioned method of spreading
Y.M.C A Wednesday evening
on the new stretch of highway ance centers in Southern Ore- Monday November 28th he will fertilizer
record ¿ for
the two
by hand. Hand spread c o Season’s
iK S ’ w hoTiH
” .1.7,'
November 16, the Ashland Sen
spend most of the day in Ash-
in
99 between the California state gon.
ior Hi Y Club voted to give $5
Prior to entering the business land' where a full schedule has
line
and
Yreka.
Cal.,
Monday
to the Jackson County Commun
Mr. Marrs was in the real es- been planned. He is to speak to
afternoon.
ity Chest in this years campaign
the students of Southern Oregon
tate business in Ashland.
for funds. As a part of the Ash
A ttending the dedication from
College at 2:30 at an assembly there is a decided tendency to to 0, Whitman 33 to 27, Chico 33
land Y M.C A program and one
A shland w ere C ouncilm an F red Press Day Set
which is open to the public and uneven spreading. This may be to 0, British Columbia 34 to 0
of the participating agencies in
Homes, representing Ashland
which will be of especial in seen by looking at fields of and College of Idaho 48 to 0.
the Chest the boys indicated tiiat
Dr Charles Lemery of Med- Mayor Tom Williams, who was Ahead This Week
terest to political science classes. clover, for example, where there
The Badgers tied Pacific Luth
are wavy spots indicating heavy eran
In order that News Review
they wished the money to go to lord lia s accepted the chairman unable to attend; Councilman
During the remainder of the and
20 to 20 and lost to Lewis
light
spreading.
employees may enjoy Thanks afternoon the Congressman ex
the support of the work of the ship of the Crater Lake Area and Mrs. E E. Sheldon and Mrs
and
Clark
13 to 6.
Boy Scouts, the Camp Fire Girls C o u n c i l National Jamboree Williams, Bert Day, Ashland giving Day with their fam il pects to renew old acquainten- Sawdust Used
Downed
Stanford's
JV's
Mr. Fowler mentioned the fact
and the Girl Scouts in the coun Committee, H D Christensen. street commissioner, and A. W ies and that subscribers may ces and meet new ones in down
The
agricultural
school
eleven
not be delayed in receiving
ty
town Ashland. He will also be that much sawdust has been us has downed the Stanford junior
Council President announced Woodward and Bill McGee, re
their paper, press day has available for conferences at the ed on soil. He said that This did varsity 14 to 6, Humboldt 33 to
Program for the evening in today.
presenting the Ashland Chamb
not damage the soil but mixed 6, edged Southern Oregon col
cluded the showing of a movie:
Lithia Hotel.
The second National Jam er of Commerce. President Ken been set ahead this week.
with
a nitrogen fertilizer, aids lege 14 to 13 and topped San
"Traffic with the Devil" show- boree of the Boy Scouts of Am Jones and secretary Don Berg
At 6 o’clock the precinct
ing traffic problems and types erica will be held at Valley represented the Ashland Junior
i workers of the Republican party decomposition and does not de Francisco State 31 to 13. The
lete the soil of nitrogren con Aggies lost to Occidental 26 to
of traffic accidents as dealt with Forge, Penn, on June 30 to July Chamber of Commerce.
; of the Southern Area Jackson tent.
by the Los Angeles Police De 6, 1950. Eight special trains are
Judge Coleman, and Jackson
County, are dining with him for
Santa Barbara 40 to 6 and to
In closing, Mr. Fowler stress 0,
partment. This was the first in a being arranged to transport the county commissioners Lytle and
a brief business session, and at
Whittier by 20 to 13.
series of meetings planned by Scouts from the Pacific North Morthland, represented t h e
8 o’clock a non-partisan meet ed that it does no good to fer
Games with SOC, Humboldt
the boys dealing with Safe driv west.
Jackson county court. A good
ing will be held at the Junior tilize unless plenty of good wa and San Francisco State were
ing. At the next meeting, Nov
Plans are being made to have delegation f r o m J o s e p h i n e
High school. Mr. Ellsworth’s ter is available to aid chemical Far Western games.
ember 23, Sergeant Colburn of 66 Scouts and eight leaders rep county and Grants Pass were al
recent trip to England will make action and bacteria action.
Starting lineup for the Badg
the Oregon State Police will be resent the Crater Lake Area so in attendance, along with
The Valley Trading Post, lo his observations of conditions
ers will find the offensive line
the speaker.
Council with 40.000 Scouts and members of the California state cated one and one-half miles and trends in that country most
averaging about 188 pounds
leaders from all over the United police and representatives of north of Ashland on Highway pertinent in the light of recent
with the heaviest players being
McCOY BUYS HERE
99, have announced Saturday, world happenings.
States and foreign countries at Siskiyou county.
a 200 pound tackle and a 205-
Lysle S McCoy has purchased this spectacular Scout event.
Ralph Koozer, vice president Nov. 26. as opening day for the
This is to be a genuine “Town
pound tackle. The Pacific U.
property on Terrace St. and is
Our goal is to have every of Highway 99 association and new pottery and grocery store. Meeting” when all Ashlanders
backfield on offense will aver
doing some extensive "rabbit troop in the Council represented Art Nelson and Postmaster Ed
The business was recently will be given an oportunity to
age around 174 pounds.
farming,” which is a new de with at least one Scout attend Vaile were also present from purchased by Florence and Ed learn directly from their repre
Death came Wednesday, Nov.
The Aggies line with a 220-
die Ju st, who have been reno sentative just what is going on 15, to Elmer Ivan Applegate, pound youth at center as heavi
parture for him, as he hails from ing this Crusade Jamboree, the Ashland.
the Great White Way of the theme Strengthen the Arm of
in Congress. Mr. Rodney Keat 82, grandson of Lindsay Apple- est man listed as starter will
Following the dedication cer vating the store.
cinema capital. His wife is still Liberty gives us a real purpose emonies the group traveled to
The Justs come to Ashland ing will serve as chairman of gate, one of three brothers who average about 190 pounds with
in Hollywood but expects to for this Nations largest assem Yreka under escort of Califor from Salem, where they have the meeting and moderator of crossed the plains to Oregon the backs weighing an average
160 pounds.
come to Ashland in a few weeks. bly of Boy Scouts, stated Dr. nia state police where a no host for several years operated the the question period following in 1842.
Lemery.
Justs Liberty store, Mr. Just Mr. Ellsworth’s talk.
Mr. Applegate died at Wil
banquet was served.
Reserved seat, general admis
liams. Oregon, where he has sion and student tickets are on
is a member of the Masonic
A Scout must be 12 years
lodge and Mrs. Just is a mem DRIVERS LICENSE
made his home for several years sale at the chamber of com
old. First Class and an outstand Ashland, Talent Brownies
with his sisters. He had been in merce office and the Medford
ber of the Order of Eastern Star. EXAMINER HERE MONDAY
ing Boy Scout to be eligible to Plan Christm as Party
attend.
Both are members of the White
A drivers license examiner failing health for several years. hotel in Medford and at Eber-
He was born near Ashland J hart’s store in Ashland.
Shrine
of
Jerusalem.
will
be on duty at the Ashland
Brownie Scouts of Ashland
March
31, 1867, grandson of
city hall Monday, November 28,
and Talent will have a revel and
BELLVIEW 4-H
Lindsay
Applegate, one of three
between the hours of 9 a m. and
ELECTION HELD
Christmas party December 10,
4 p in., it has been announced brothers who crossed the plains
The Oak Street Tank and, At the regular monthly meet- 10:00 to 12:00 in the Junior Hi
from the office of the secretary to Oregon in 1842. His father,
the late Lucien Applegate, de
oi state
aieei plant in Ashland came in | ing of the Bellview 4-H Club gym.
for state wide recognition
—i.i— —
'
veloped
large farm holdings in
re held Thursday, November 17,
Mrs. W. H. Aftring is Coordi
the Swan Lake valley.
cently when the First National the annual election of officers nator for the affair.
RETURN TO HOME AT
Mr. Applegate attended Stan
Bank of Portland has featured was held. Officers for the ensue-
HUNTERS POINT
Leader for the Crafts will be
ford university with the class
the plant in one of Its "Build ing year will be as follows: Bob
Mr. and Mrs. Eward Hicks are
ing Oregon Together" advertis Willoughby, president; Milford Mrs. W. A. Snyder assisted by
Ed Barnett was named presi leaving for their home at Hunt of 1895, of which Herbert Hoov
Mark R. Sullivan, President
Mrs.
Leslie
Lusk,
Mrs.
Glenn
ements. One of the ads appears Gassaway, vice-president; Shar
dent of the Ashland Kiwanis ers Point after spending the er was a member. In 1896-98 he of the Pacific Telephone and
in this week’s issue of the News on Anderson, secretary; and Cathey. Mrs. Layton Schell, club when the organization held holidays with her parents, Mr. spent five months of each year Telegraph Company, has been
Mrs. W. P. Wright and Mrs. J. its election of officers at their
making plant surveys of the
Review.
Mary Ann Gassaway, reporter. W Parsons.
and Mrs. George Phife. Mr. and Cascades from Klamath Falls to elected a member of the Board
Pictured in the advertisement
Monday
noon
meeting.
Barnett
It was decided by the group
Leaders for songs is Mrs. Rod will succeed V. D. Miller in the Mrs. Hicks will be accompanied Portland for the United States of Directors of the New York
is Harry R. Morris, manager of that there would be no meet
Life Insurance Company, it was
by their infant son, Steve, and department of agriculture.
the plant, who began making ing of the club during the month ney Keating assisted at the office.
announced recently by George
their daughter, Diane. Diane has
piano
by
Lois
Downing.
He married Esther Ogden, al L. Harrison, Chairman of the
oil storage tanks in his father’s of December.
Ed Stevens was elected vice spent the past two months at the
Games will be led by Mrs. president.
so
a member of a western pion
garage to meet local demands.
The club voted to donate $5 LeManquis assisted by Mrs. El
home of her grandparents, Mr. eer family, in San Bernardino, Board. He is a resident of San
Today the Oak Street Tank to the Iron Lung Fund and also mer
Four
new
directors
were
elect
and Mrs. George Phife, at Bell Cal., in 1899. The couple lived Francisco.
Ayres.
and Steel employs approximat to purchase two new flags for
ed at the meeting including M view.
In announcing Mr. Sullivan's
Folk dancing will be led by M Bradley, Sherman Hadley,
in Klamath Falls unti her death election, Mr. Harrison said,
ely 30 workers. Machlnests and the meeting room.
Rose
Cook
District
field
direct
in 1931, though spending con "Due to the scope of our oper
welders are kept busy building
Allan Harris and Martel Peters. VISIT AT VALLEYVIEW
A new extension of the Bell
siderable time in California and ation, which is the natural out
tanks of all kinds. Latest de view Club has been formed. or, assisted by Mrs. Allen Byrd.
Hold over directors are Abe
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Irwin are
troop m no. 61, t under the
velopment at the Ashland plant This new extension is called the l e n Scout
d p r .h i«
"" I Neslin Frpd Morlan, and Colon- spending Thanksgiving proper on plant collecting trips the len growth of public acceptance, we
leadership
of
Mrs.
Jean
Regan
el
Waterbury
gth of the Pacific coast inland must have on the Board men of
is the manufacture of a motor Rabbit Club, and is under the
with Mr. and Mrs. George Metz to the Rockies.
WMr?SAnWher<lVer
ne,eded
Schultz
is
secretary
and
steam cleaner for vehicles. Alu- leadership of Sam Conner.
broad judgment in various sect
at Valleyview. For the remaind
all ? ^ ftring has asked that treasurer of the organization
Survivors include three sis ions of the country to counsel
uminum rowboats, made by the
Refreshments were served af- all members arrive on time so
er
of
the
holidays
the
Irwins
Guests of the club were Frank
ters, Mrs. C. C. Chitwood and
company, are now plying Rogue ter the meeting by' members “of
plan to motor to Red Bluff, Cal- Evelyn and Elsie Applegate, the management on both busin
they can join in all the activiti- Rowe, Vic Nichols
Valley streams and lakes.
the Poultry Club ’
’iiv /V u,,o»i a,nd Lvnn ifornia
visit with his parents with whom he made his home ess matters and he ever-expand-
es of the morning.
C rate, all of the Medford club Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Stockton
j,ngt(lV,estion9 of social fesponsi-
in Williams.
Talent Bulldogs
Meet Weston In
State Semi Finals
Chamber Hears
Former County
Agent Fowler
Road Opening
Ceremonies Gets
Good Attendance
Senior Hi Y
Votes Support
Chest Drive
Harris Ellsworth
Will Speak Here
Next Monday
Lemery Named
To Erater Lake
Jamboree Post
Valley Trading
Post To Open
Next Saturday
Elmer Applegate
Dies In Williams
i
Local Industry
Gets Recognition
By First National
Barnett Named
Head Ashland
Kiwanis Club
P. T. & T. Head
Named Director
New York Life