Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, June 01, 1950, Image 4

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Ashland, Oregon
SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW
Southern Oregon News Review
A.II.S. Graduates Show Interesting
Diversity In Choice oí Careers
liailiryu hay Woodaon
Named To Receive
OSU Scholarship
Independent
Order ol
7 30
Odd 10 .0 F. Halt
Job. Daughter.. 2nd and 4 th days 8 p m M u o J
M a lta
Com m anded
No. 4. |
Soroploml.t. Club. V r i d « 7
Ashland, Oregon
Knights Templar, 1st and 3rd noon luncheon. Elk. Dining
Kuthrvn K a y Woodson. Ash
B te r e d a« second-clan mail nutter in the post otttee at Ash-
Room.
land.’ oregorbFebruary 15. 1935. under the act of Congress of
Name
Occupational Choice
College Preference hind high school, senior, is one I Wednesdays. Il pm . Masonic
Rotary Club. Thursday nor*
None J of seven high school students Temple
March 3, 1879
Alberding. Lois May. Interior Decorating, Beautician
luncheon.
Lion.
Club.
Tuesdays,
6:30
p
-
SOCE from Jackson county named to
Republican Women Club. 3rd
William C. Lawrence and Wallace G
~
Pllb*{8? , [3
Allen, William F . Teaching, Farming
Elks Oiling Room.
None receive tuition scholarships to m- Ministerial
Arney, Nancy Haroldine, Housewife. Secretary
Association.
Mon­
Sat
2 30 p in , Llthla Hotel.
Faith McCullough
bocal News, Phone 8561 or 2 1813
None | attend Oregon State college dur­
Avery, Vance Elton. Truck Driver
day 1 p.m.
Toastmasters Club. Monday 6 •
None
Bailey, Carl C., Highway Construction
Neighbors of Woodcraft. 1st
Subscription Rate — $2 50 year
OSC U of O ing the school yeur 1950-51, ac­ and 3rd Monday. 7:30 p.m. I O 15 p.m Llthla Hotel.
Barnett. Wallace Robert. Saleswork
cording to Dallas Norton, chair
Toastmistresses. Tueeday. 7 3®
Norn
MEMBER
Bean, Melvin Jay. Truck Driver
O F. Hall
man
of
the
college
scholarship
None
p.m.
Plaza Cafe.
Beckman,
Betty
Jean,
Secretary,
Housewife
Order
of
Eastern
Star.
(Alpha
Oregon Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Art Inst of Chicago committee.
Womens Benefit Association.
Birchficld. Charles. Art. Photography
Chapter)
1st
and
3rd
Tuesday,
8
None
The scholarships, which cover p.m Masonic Temple.
Blackwell. Darrell, Truck Driver
2nd Thursday. 2 p m.
SOCE OSC the tuition cost of the year, are
Block
David
Bcldon.
Mechanic.
Ranching
P.E.O. (AC) 2nd and 4th Tues
Womens Civic Club (Juniors)
METOPHORICALLY SPEAKING—
Pasadenu
Collegi
awarded on the basis of scholar days. 7:30 p.m.
Brough. Dolores Elizabe th. Nurse. Teacher
3rd
Wednesday, 8 p.m . C iv ic
OSC - U None
of O ship and i financial
miMiivio. need.^A
.. total
------
Order of Eastern Star. (Alpha 1 Club House.
Ellen Faye. Lab. Technician
Now that all the shouting and the tumult has died Brower,
Byrd. Walter F , Marines, Aviation
Womens Civic Club 1st Wed­
U of O of 106 tuition scholarships are Club) 2nd and 4th Tuesday, 2
Canfield, Craig J., Contractor. Architect
being
awarded by the college to p.m. Masonic Temple.
down, it would seem high time to either “fish-or- c u t Chickering,
nesday 12:30 luncheon. Civic
—__ w ____
Wm Ernest Jr., teacher.
Parent
Teacher
Association.
Walla Walla College graduating seniors i n Oregon
Club House.
bait.” For too long have we been receiving widespread Clary, Marianne Louise. Nurse
Undecided high schools this year. All have 4th Thursday, 8 pm . Junior
W.C.T.U. 4th Thursday, 2 p m.
Clawson,
Barbara
Jean,
Photography
School.
adverse publicity for our municipal wrangling. It has Corcbran, Michael D.. Military
None ] outstanding records and are in High
V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary. 2nd
P.E.O.
(BN)
1st
and
3rd
Thurs­
San Jose Bible College the upper one-third of t h e i r days. 7:30 p.m.
i and 4th Mondays 8 p m Civic
hurt business. It has affected real estate. It has pre­ Daly, Gene L., Ministry
SOCE classes scholastically.
Garold Neil, Teaching
Realty Board. 3rd Wednesday I Club House.
vented potential new industry and residential settle­ Davis,
Prairie Bible Inst
Y.M.C.A. 3rd Monday Y M ­
Dodson, Janice Mae, Christian Worker
noon
luncheon. Plaza Cafe.
N. W Christian Col PIANO COURSE PLANNED
ment. Ashland should have learned its lesson from its Downing, Frances Joanne, Nurse, Sec y,
C A . Building.
Rebekah.
2nd
and
4th
Tues­
SOCE
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
days 7:30 p m. I.O.O.F. Hall.
Early, Gary. Dentist
,
two recall experiences.
SOCE
Poat 3423 2nd and 4th Mondays.
Mrs Frances Wilde, 334 Gar­
Edwards. Shirley Evelyn. Teacher. S ecy
Royal
Neighbors
of
America.
None field street announced this week
Those who have the best interests of the city and Edwards. Robert Lee, Logger
1st and 3rd Wednesdays. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. Civic Club Houae.
OSC
SOCE
W om ens R e lie f C orps. 1st and
Engel.
Bernard
F
.
Agriculture,
Veterinarian
Klwanis Club Monday lunch­
Undecided
»hat
«*»«
win
conduct
an
eight
its future development at heart will bury the hatchet, Evatt. Jim, Cattle Ranch
OSC - SOCE week summer piano course from eon 12 noon. Elks Dining Room. 3rd Saturdays. 12 lunch
smoke the pipe of peace and get busy. Only through Fader, Donna Lea, Teacher
OSC SOCE June 19 to August 11. Classes
Fullerton, Anne Quinn, Teacher
the united effort of every individual citizen can a con­ Graber.
Pacific University are being arranged for grade
Nina Mae, Teacher
L. A. Pacific College school, high school and adult
structive forward looking city program and adminis­ Green, Carroll W . Shopwork.
_______ None students. Classes are to be held
I
Green,
Loyd
Ray,
Logger
tration be realized. The responsibility is a personal one, ! Greer, Marjorie Jean. Housewife
N o m in Ashland on Mondays a n d
FBI Science School Thursdays aud in Medford on
not to be evaded by alibies. It will take a powerful push, Gresham. Mollie, Detective
SOCE the other days of the week
Kathleen Joy. Music Teacher
with all shoulders at the wheel to shove Ashland out of Hamrick.
SOCE
Hanscom, Stanley, Engineer
Glad Tidings Bible Inst
the mud in which it has recently been wallowing.
Harkey. Beulah M . Christian Worker
OSC SOCE WITH THE
Hobbs' Josephine Mae, P E Teacher „ onhi>_
Again we say, “Give us men to match our moun­ Hollingsworth,
Lewis & Clark
Peggy C., Bookkeeper, Teacher
Tulsa University
Holt, Rachel Lorene. Teacher (Com 1)
tains!"
F- M
OSC SOCE
Howard. Frances Lorraine, Sec y. Teacher
None
Huff. Kenneth Albert. Mechanic
American Association of Uni­
None
Johnston. Danny H Mechanic
versity Women 2nd Wednesday,
Nat
l
Guard
School
OLD TIMERS COLUMN SUGGESTED—
Kasser, John Stephen, Stockroom Checker
None 7:30 p.m.
Keeney LeRoy M . Diesel Mechanic
American Legion. 2nd and 4th
OSC
-
SOCE
Ashland has a rich pioneer past which is a source Kidwell. Joseph Baldwin, Service Sta Operator
and drive it to our place for a complete check
Tuesdays, 7 30 p.m. Pioneer
O
T
I.
Bob J . Restaurant Opr., BookKeeper
of interest to newcomers as well as tourists, and which f Kight
up and let us make those minor repairs so that
OSC - SOCE Building.
Landing, Dale Arlen, Engineer
American Legion Auxiliary.
is still alive in the memories of many residents who
you will
1st and 3rd Mondays, 7:30 p.m.
Pioneer Building.
have shared in its making. For that reason the News
Ashland Lodge No. 23. A.F.
Review is wondering whether some portion of its pub­ - 5 o n S " i l t i 2 U i S
KUnw.h Bus. College and A M 4th Thursdays, 7:30
p.m. Masonic Temple.
lication might not well be given over to a contributors’
Ashland Study Club. Alter­
all during your trip and avoid having a road­
corner, call it The Old Timers’ Column or “Do You Re­
nate Mondays. 2 p.m.
I Nielsen, Margaret Leona, Pear Packer. Clerk
B.P.O.E.
No.
944.
Wednesdays
side breakdown. You will happy and
SOCE OSC
member?”
Nunes, Jimmy H.. Veterinarian. Engineer
8 p.m. Elks Hall.
Undecided
Clarence Lane’s .photographs which have been on O'Keefe, Patricia Louise. Veterinarian
B.P.O.E. Ladies. 2nd and 4th
U of O
Lavonne Phyllis. Nurse. Technician
Thursdays, 2 p.m. Elks Hall.
display at the Plaza Cafe have aroused as much interest Olson,
Business
College
Pendleton, Zada Marcheta, Stenog., Teacher.
Boy Scouts ol America. Mon­
U of O - SOCE
and comment as the historically significant murals, I Perrine, Cash R.. Businessman
days, 7:30 p.m. Y M.C.A.
OSC
with the performance of your car even though
Arthur E . Rancher. Truck Driver
Campfire Girls. Tuesdays, 4
done by Phillip Henselman on the walls inside. There Philpott,
SOCE - U of O
Pickell, Sidney Gordon, Lumber business
p.m. Junior High and Lincoln
None
you may drive it many miles.
are many pioneers still living in the community who ¡Pitts, Gerald Hubert, Machinist
None ! Schools.
Pitts,
Wanna
Dene
Miller,
Housewife
None
Chamber of Commerce. Tues-
could add a great deal to the colorful background of Pritchard. Jacquelyn Lea, Stenog., Teh Opr
day noon luncheon. Elks Dining
this beautifully situated Southern Oregon town. How Rawlins, Jacqueline Joy^ .S in ^ r.jM u sician SOCE. U of Wash,
None i Room.
Ray. Frank ^ “'Railway Mail Clerk, Ranger
SOCE - OSC
Daughters of the American
about it?
P - M’ Redbird.
Wakon I , Engineer, Ranger
SOL fc y
Revolution. 3rd Friday. 1:30 p.
Reedy, Richard L., Musician, Engineer
-
Bible College I m
Riley Barbara Ruth. Teacher. Stenog
So Cal B ible College
Daughters ol Union Veterana.
None
Ritzinger, Gary Paul, Aviation
4th Wednesday, 2 p.m. Parish
U
oí
O
-
SOCE
Robertson, W Montague, Architect, Photog.
Pasadena College House.
Seaver. Bonnie Jean, Airline Stewardess.
Fortnightly Study Club. Al­
SOCE
Silver, Juanita Ala, Secretary
ternate Mondays, 7:30 p m.
U
of
O.
Harvard
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wallace Simpson, Robert Glenn, Lawyer, Businessman
Home Extension Unit. 2nd
None
of 177 Garfield street announce Smith. Barbara Jean, Undecided
None Tuesday, 10:30 a m. Civic Club
Smith
Victor
William,
Machinist,
mechanic
(Siskiyou Boulevard and Indiana 8 traet)
U of O House.
Multnomah College, Portland, the birth of a daughter, Marilyn Sommer, Roger S., Veterinarian, Bookkeeper
Hlllah Temple. A.A.O.N.M.S.
OSC
-
SOCE
AT THE KLAMATH JUNCTION
Ore. (Special) Wanda L. Norton, Colleen born May 27 at t h e Stone, Zelma Lee, Teacher Housewife
U of O - SOCE 1st Friday. 8 p.m. Masonic Tem­
Taylor,
Alice
Margaret,
Lab.
Technician
daughter of M. E. Norton, Box Ashland General hospital.
Stanford ple.
Van Vleet, Carlos M., Doctor
116, Phoenix, Oregon, has been
U of O - SOCE
Vestal,
Robert
Vernon,
Undecided
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Botts
Beauty School
awarded a half tuition scholar­
Wenaus, Doreen Velette, Beauty Operator
Reed MTI
ship valued at $280 for study at of 2921 Barbara street are the Wilcox, Richard, Teacher of Scientist
None
Multnomah College. She is a parents of a son Douglas Craig, Williams, Kenneth M., Forest Service
Northwest Nazarene
member of the June 1950 grad- bom on May 28 at the Ashland Wiltse. Geneva M , Waitress, Tel. Opr.
College of Idaho
uating class of Phoenix high General hospital.
Wines, William G . Novy
„
U of O - SOCE
Woodson.
Kathryn
Kay,
Nurses
Training
school.
USLA - U of Cal.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clifford
Burley
Wyers, Norma Lee, Doctor
Miss Norton h a s indicated
SOCE
she will enter t h e secretarial of 1193 Siskiyou boulevard an- Yorton, Norma Louise, Secretary
,
nounce
the
birth
of
a
daughter,
studies department of the col­ Terry Jean, bom May 24 at the
lege. This is one of several di­
Recital to be Given
Sonnets of SOU Student
visions including science, mu­ Ashland General hospital.
sic, liberal arts and engineering,
At 7:30 This Evening
Mr. and Mrs. Carl VanBus-
■OBERT C. PITTS
I
in which scholarships are being kirk of 733 Oak street are the To Be Published Soon
Miss Bertha Haight and Wil­
Lloyer Halverson of Medford,
awarded this year. A total of 14 parents o f a daughter, Anita
Ranches — Farms — Homes
MACHINE WORK
scholarships will be awarded in Louise, born May 25 at the Ash­ who is a student a t Southern liam Verber will present their
piano
students
in
a
joint
recital
Business
Property
Oregon
College,
received
word
WELDING
the junior college.
land General hospital.
that two of his sonnets had been at 7:30 this evening at the As-
and Mrs Arthur Barth of accepted for publication by the j sembly of God church, 485 Sis­
Saw Mills — Trucks
HOME REPAIR OUTLAY 41 Mr.
Telephone 8582
Jess Kidwell,
5th street announce the ar­ 20th Century Press of Los An­ kiyou boulevard.
Industrial Equipment
TO REACH BIG TOTAL rival of a son, William Arthur geles. Mr. Halverson is a stu­ Students who will appear are:
58 Second St.
Phone 4771
Ashland. Oregon
Jr., bom at the Ashland General dent of violin and is a member Theodore Silvers, D e a n Free­
38 East Main
IN COUNTY FOR 1950
Roa. P h o n o lm
of the Southern Oregon Phil­ man, Donnie Silvers, Mary El­ Business Phone 7886
hospital May 25.
(If no answer call 2-2818)
harmonic Society.
Jackson County home owners
len Welsh, Jeanette Oeser, Jul­
will spend an estimated $1,046,-
ia Anne Oeser, Ala Silvers, Wil­
Approximately one of every
William Shuster, Mrs. Alma ma Welsh, Mary Verber, Elaine
000 on repair and modernization
o f non-farm dwellings during three homes in this region will Beach and Miss Janet McCul­ DeYoung, Evangeline K l i n g -
1950, according to estimates just be redecorated, either inside or lough drove to Diamond Lake sheim, Kathleen Lamrick, Jon-
released by the Tile Council of out, during the year, the report on Sunday where they will be ne Verber, Leland Silvers, Josel-
showed. One in 10 will h a v e employed during t h e coming la Welsh, Carol Beare, Marilyn
America.
¡Michael, and Evelyn Michael.
“Lower wholesale prices for plumbing repaired, bathrooms summer season.
building products and growing tiled or showers installed.
to Measure Screen Doon
Furniture
Livestock
Roofs will be replaced or re­
stress on the use of quality ma­
and Window»— OU m Grinding
Ticklers
By
George
terials should greatly b e n e f i t paired on one of every e i g h t
Automobile
Salary
EXPERT CABINET WORK
Oregon home owners planning dwellings, according to the re­
Windows — Doors — Auto Olaes
repairs this year,“ declared A. port. Carpentry work will be
45 E. Main
Phone 2-5111
Aihland
T. Wintersgill, chairman of the done on six of every 100, and
Telephone 2-2981
Council’s residential constru c - one of every 20 is due for mis­
M-S74—Llc--S-29fl
187 North Pioneer
cellaneous interior repairs.
tion committee.
38 East Main Street
when you drive
Organizations
your car on the highways
Be S U R E ...
Be SA F E ...
Be SATISFIED...
CLYDE N. CATON
Phoenix Girl Wins
College Award
GARAGE
Business Directory
Walter Redford, Realtor
Ashland Machine Shop
Pioneer Glass
Commercial Finance Corp.
and Cabinet Shop
KNOX
SHOE REPAIR
BOWL
. . . f o r FUN!
DR. E. N. TERRILL
Craftsmanship plus Top Quality
BOWL
CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC
AH Kinde of Polish—Shoe A
. . . for HEALTH!
“While You Wait Service”
33 East Main
Make up a party . . . tele­
phone 2-2731 for reservations
. , . It's fun to bowl and It's
healthful exeeriae.
308 N. Main
Ashland
NEW LOCATION
Don’s Radio Service
Or. if it's a friendly
gazno of snooker or
pooket billiards, this
is tho placo.
Reasonable Prices
75 OAK STREET
ASHLAND. OREGON
(Across from Ashland Hotel)
Recreation Center
— Free Pick-Up and Delivery—
41 East Main
Phono 2-4141
"I c a n ’t efpnd the draft on my hoad.”
Dr. Robert J. Urie
OPTOMETRIST
Motorola Home and Auto Radios
JACK EATON, Mgr.
NEW LOCATION
GUARANTEED HOME AND AUTO
RADIO REPAIRS
ASHLAND
M FtRST STREBT
Phone 4871
PHONE:
2-6886
HOURS«
9 to 5:30