Southern Oregon miner., June 08, 1950, Image 1

U. Oi Q
«/¿e
Letter From
Washington. . .
By Hon. H a rris E llsw orth.
C ingratsm an. 4th D is tric t
'H ie sudden panning o f t w o
m em bers o f th e House o f H cpie-
nentativen was q u ite a shock to
Ute m e m b e rsh ip
Both W illia m
L e m k e o f N o rth D akota a n d ,
Jo hn L e sin ski o f M ich ig a n w en-
w e ll k n o w n and w e ll lik e d 1
was n o t w e ll a cq u a in te d w ith
C ongressm an L e s in s k i h ut B ill
L e m ke was a good frie n d
T he
last tim e I saw h im was a t m y
d a u g h te r's w e d d in g ju s t a fe w
days b e fo re he d ie d E ve ryb o d y
called Mr
Lem ke
Hill"
NEWS REVIEW
C O N G R A T U L A T IO N S
and Best Wishes to the
G R A D U A T E S o f 19S0
F ro m th e eig h th g ra d e to
th e college— to each o f you
. . . GOOD LUCKI
Ashland—Home of the Oregon Shakespearean Festival”
V O L . X V II, No. 13
________ ASHLAND, JACMSO N
COUNTY.
OREGON.
T H U R S D A Y . J U N E 8. 1150
S in g le
C op y
Sc
June 19 Date Set
Stansbury Elected
Festival Auditions Mayor by Action
O f City Council
F orShu ^ re»
a n <1
it seems to me the o v e r a ll
p o litic a l scene in o u r c o u n try to ­
day is m ore m ix e d up th an it has
e ve r been in a ll o u r h is to ry . F o r
e xam ple . H aym ond M o le y, n ow
an e d ito r and an a u th o r, was
ju s t a b o u t n u m b e r one " B ra in
T ru s te r” o f the N ew D eal N o w
he d eclares th a t socia lists have
ta ken o v e r the D e m o cra tic par
ty. N o t lo n g a g o M o le y said
“ S h ro u d e d u n d e r names l i k e ,
lib e ra l und progressives, the so­
c ia lis ts c re p t in to the D em ocrat
ic p a rty and have ta ke n it over.
T ru m a n has become th e Vp^kt-s
f">.
ö i & j o k
A u d itio n s fo r the te n th a n ­
n u a l Shakespearean fe s tiv a l w ill
I be h e ld h ere Ju ne 19, i t h a s
been announced b y A n g u s L .
B o w rn er, p ro d u c in g d ire c to r o f
th e fe s tiv a l plays.
Jo hn C otton , F e s tiv a l associa-
tio n p re s id e n t has urged e very-
one in A s h la n d to cooperate and
e v e ry b o d y lik e d h im On t It e
o th e r hand, B ill had m any ideas
about g o v e rn m e n t th a t v e ry fe w
o f us. at least on o u r side o f the
aisle, co u ld agree w ith In th is
w o rk , h o w e ve r, frie n d s h ip s are
n o t based upon a ttitu d e s re g a rd - [
trig le g is la tio n H ere it is q u ite
com m on fo r close p e r s o n a l
frie n d s to be p ro fe ssio n a l and
p o litic a l enemies.
W ith the death of John La-
stnski. w ho was c h a irm a n of
tha Housa C o m m iita a on Ed
ucation a n d L a b o r. G ra h a m
B ard en of N o rth C a ro lin a be
comas c h a irm a n . It is an au­
to m a tic succession based up
on t h e s e n io rity ru le . It is
d o u b tfu l if any tw o persons
e v e r m ore c o m p le te ly disa­
greed on le g is la tio n than did
L esin ski and B a rd e n .
Since
the c h a irm a n of a C o m m itte e
has considerable p o w e r in the
o perations of the g ro up , it is
c e rta in th a t the n a tu re of the
le g is la tiv e p ro d u c tio n of the
E d u catio n a n d L a b o r Com
in i 11 e e w ill be m a te ria lly
changed. F o r one th in g . L e ­
sinski fa v o re d the rep eal of
the T a ft-H a rtle y la w , B ard en
is e q u a lly dead set against Its
rep eal.
íjb ,
Phil Stansbury was unanimously elected mayor of
Ashland by his fellow council members Tuesday night
and will complete the unexpired term of Thomas Wil-
Hams, who was recalled in the special election May 19
the greatest fe s tiv a l sea
Mark b. Hamaker and Fred A. Taylor were elected
h is to ry L a s t ye a r over to fill vacancies on the council. Hamaker, a retired
P ic tu re d above is the fro n t
entrance to ih e new Jackson
county ( a r m
hom e, located
on H ig h w a y 99 n o rth of A sh­
land. A t the rig h t is a v ie w of
the back of the b u ild in g .
County’s Newly
Completed Farm
Home in Operation
Talent Jamboree
fOr June 24
Perrine Electric
Buys Property
w i ll be
son in
20,000 people fro m 46 d iffe r e n t
states w itnessed t h e
fe s tiv a l
p la y s and the association re p o rts
th a t in q u irie s are n o w p o u rin g
in fro m a ll o v e r the U n i t e d
States fro m persons in te re s te d
in th is y e a r’s fe s tiv a l.
T he fe s tiv a l, to g e th e r w i t h
su m m er courses o ffe re d by the
S o u th e rn O regon college, is a t­
tra c tin g students fro m as fa r as
N ew Y o rk , a c c o rd in g to t h e
co m m itte e .
P la y s to be presented t h i s
y e a r are H e n ry IV , p a rt one; As
Y ou L ik e I t ; A n to n y and C leo­
p a tra ; and C om edy o f E rro rs .
A s s is tin g B o w rn e r th is y e a r
as associate d ire c to rs w i l l be;
A lle n F le tc h e r, P u rd u e u n ive rs-
I ity ; Jam es Sandoe, U n iv e rs ity
! o f C olo ra do ; D r C u rtz Z im a n -
sky, Io w a state u n iv e rs ity ; and
R ic h a rd G ra h a m , N e w Y o rk .
O th e r m em be rs o f th e s ta ff w i ll
be C a ro l E lle r, S ta n fo rd u n i­
v e rs ity , dance in s tru c to r; D oug- 1
las R ussell, S ta n fo rd u n iv e rs ity ,
costum e d ire c to r; and O tto W il-
da, S o u th e rn O regon college, a rt 1
d ire c to r.
B o w rn e r, D r. Z im a n s k y , San- |
doe, R ussell, W ild a , and E lle r j
w i l l a ll be on the SOC su m m e r
te a c h in g s ta ff in a d d itio n
t o
th e ir w o r k on th e fe s tiv a l.
Elected Mayor
P H IL
STANSBURY
High School Grads
Receive Diplomas
lu m b e rm a n , succeeds E lm e r E.
S heldon, w ho was also re c a lle d
M ay 19, a n d T a y lo r, a re tir e d
re s ta u ra n t o p e ra to r and fo rm ­
e r c o u n c il m em be r, w i ll f i l l the
vacancy created b y th e a p p o in t­
m ent o f S ta n s b u ry as m a yo r.
M em bers o f the c o u n c il w ere
a p p a re n tly in a gre e m e n t as to
th e ir selections and the a p p o in t­
m ent p ro ce d u re r a n sm o o th ly .
Each o f the th re e w e r e g iv e n
th e ir o ath o f o ffic e b y c ity re­
co rd e r Jo hn A u s tin and t o o k
th e ir seats im m e d ia te ly a f t e r
th e ir e le ctio n .
C o u n c il C h a ir­
m an F re d H olm es pre sid e d un­
t i l th e selection o f S ta n s b u ry as
m ayor.
A l l th re e a p p o in tm e n ts w i ll
e x p ire a t th e end o f th is y e a r
and a ll b u t one seat on th e c ity
c o u n c il w i l l be open in th e No­
ve m b e r e le ctio n .
T he a p p o in t­
m ents w e re th e la te s t, re s u lt o f
m u n ic ip a l p o litic a l s tr ife t h a t
has fla re d in A s h la n d fo r a lm o st
tw o years.
C o u n c ilm e n D ic k N ie l a n d
E m il K ro e g e r w e r e a p p o in te d
th is s p rin g to f i l l vacancies c re ­
ated b y the r e c a ll o f t h r e e
m em bers w ho w e re rem oved in
an e le c tio n h e ld M a rc h 17. Sam
B a ile y was a p p o in te d to rep la ce
H a ro ld M e r r ill w h o resigned.
F re d H o lm e s is th e o n ly m em ­
b e r o f th e pre sen t c o u n c il w ho
was e lected to the p o sitio n .
In o th e r a ctio n the c o u n c il
accepted th e re s ig n a tio n o f B e rt
D a y as stre e t s u p rin te n d e n t.
Jackson c o u n ty 's n e w ly com ­
p le te d fa rm honk- was p u t in to
OP, ra tio n y e s te rd a y a f t e r n o o n
w hen p a tie n ts w ere m oved in to
the new b u ild in g fro m the o ld
B e fo re a c a p a c ity audience,
fra m e s tru c tu re th a t had served I T he second a n n u a l Ju n e ja m , T h e K e n n e th P e rrin e Indus-
l
94
seniors o f th e A s h la n d h ig h
f” '
,n an y ye ars
, u
boree4 « P o n w re d by t h e Com- t r j a , E le c tric com pany vester-
school w e re g ra d u a te d w ith a ll
m ;-i for their ournnaos ”
Th<- n ew B re -p ro o f b u ild in g , in u n ity c lu b o f T a le n t w i l l be ,
,
,
. xl_
.
.
. ’
w h ic h was tu rn e d o v e r to the | h eld S a tu rd a y , Ju ne 24. T h l s | da-V announced purchase o f the
the d ig n ity and b e a u ty o f a c o l­
co
u n ty by th e c o n tra c to r o n ly I y e a r’s c e le b ra tio n pro m ise s to T h ir d stree t b u ild in g
w h ic h has
S p e a kin g o f q u o ta tio n s, here
le g ia te com m encem ent on W ed­
is one by C h a rle s F K e tte rin g , last week, was ready w ith most 'b e b ig g e r and b e tte r th a n th a t I fo r so lo n g been the c e n te r o f
n e s d a y n ig h t. A lth o u g h the 59th
as a proposed fire -
fam ous in v e n to r a n d scien tist o f the new e q u ip m e n t and w ith ¡o f last year, a c c o rd in g to P e rry c o n tro v e rs y
com m encem ent w h ic h had been
a
co
m
p
le
te
s
u
p
p
ly
o
f
clean
lin
-
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in
k
le
p
u
b
lic
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c
h
a
irm
a
n
.
sta
tio
n
w h ich I th in k is so m e thin g o f
A p e titio n has been file d w ith scheduled f o r th e L it h ia
p a rk
ens and fo o d s tu ffs w he n t h e !
A l l c iv ic g roups are p ro m o t-
a c u tie K e tte rin g says: “ One o f
T he deal, w h ic h has b e e n the c le rk o f school d is tr ic t 5 to
, , * .
,
...
I
firs
t
p
a
tie
n
ts
w
ere
m
oved
in g th e ir p a rtic u la r candidates
b o w l had to be h a s tily
re-ar-
those th in g s we have t o b e
Ct. ” n ^ o b e rt H u t^ ' ranged and p resented in th e cus-
F ro m the c o m p le te ly
n e w fo r Queens and C in d e re lla s . Lo- h a n g in g fir e fo r som etim e, was Fla^ tb ®
th a n k fu l fo r is th a t w e d o n ’t get
dealers <*nu
and m
m ci
ercha
nts s i £,naB>’
as
a . candi-
t o m a ry e n v iro n m e n t o f the ju n -
m am
-. a - p • p ro ve d at the
— Tues-
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.
..
.
as m uch g o ve rn m e n t as we dsv kitchen to t h e attractive pa- cal car uc«K-ia
d ay . n ig h t c°
c o u u n n c c il m ee ting Im - date to
e c to r fo r io r h ig h school a u d ito riu m no
tie n ts ' re a d in g room , th e b u ild - ; as w e ll as c iv ic and fra te r n a l o r - ' rfay.
t0 serve as a d ir
ire
A s h la n d L io n s c lu b m em bers
fo r ."
ing o ffe rs the v e ry fin e s t in ar g an iza tion s w i ll e rect b o o t h s m e d la ‘ e re m o d e lin g and neces-
•
•
•
Ph • _
D
,
exercises in A s h la n d have e v e r w i l l be ta k in g an a ctiv e p a rt in
sary changes w iU be m a d e at
« been m ore c o lo rfu l, and no pro- th e c lu b ’s th re e day a n n u a l con­
ran ge m e nt fo r c o m fo rt and con­ a lo ng a " m id w a y "
In the spring of 1948 w hen
P r iz » a rc h c . „ 8 „ „ „ c d lo r '
¡ ^
S
X
l S
l i K
—
y ™
.
venience.
M
od
ern
e
q
u
ip
m
e
n
t,
v e n tio n to be h e ld in M e d fo rd
our c o u n try was s till s u ffe r­
b e g in n in g S unday, a cco rd in g to
designed
fo
r
m
ost
e
ffic
ie
n
t
op-
ing fro m shortages of several
8 roaps the new lo c a tio n as soon as pos- « pds i t d if f ic u lt to get a w a y
F ro m th e fir s t s tra ln s
E l-
and^?he ‘c o m p h tt-d u n it 'w iu 'b e '
<>f e n tra n t» -!« the
h is “ ¡ ^ s
V
i n S
^ f a m i l i a r "P o m p and C?r- Bob S n id e r, p re sid e nt. A n e sti­
basic c o m m o d i t i e s , steel
m ated 1.000 o r m o re L io n s c lu b
P
panra d ^ ’ * ‘ t,h a c h ild re n ’s d iv is - Wi l l be advantageous fo r t h f o f tim e needed fo r m e m b e rsh ip cum stance” pl?
am ong th em , the In te r-s ta te
p la y y e ^ d b
b y y tb
th e
e h
h lg
ig h
h
m em bers a nd th e ir w ive s a r e
cue o f th e fin e s t o f its k in d to |
and F o re ig n C om m erce C o m ­
, ion b e in g g iv e n special p u b lic ity co m p an y w h ic h h a n d i es i a rg e on ‘ he board. F in n e ll was ap- sch° o1 b a n d ’ , t<
to th e fin a l notes
be fo un d.
expected to a tte n d th e co nve n ­
m itte e . of w h ich I am a m e m ­
b y the ch a rm a n , Ira C u lv e r. He
m a c h in e ry and P o r te d d u rin g the school y e a r o
“ f th
‘J e c lo s in g “ A u ld ♦ L a n g tio n th is year.
m
o
t
o
r
s
and
A
v
is
it
th
ro
u
g
h
t
h
e
k
itc
h
e
n
ber, h e ld w eeks o f hearin g s on
is a s k in g f o r e n trie s as w e ll as
a m p le lo a d in g o f 1944-45 to serve o u t the un-
195°
w ith its vegetable p re p a ra tio n prizes fo r the yo u n g ste rs w ho th e re fo re needs a m p le lo a d in g
S ight-seeing to u rs to A sh la n d
th e fu e l o il shortage p ro b lem .
e x p ire d te rm o f R. I. F la h a rty ‘ a ln e d a P°*se and d ig n ity . The
and
flo
o
r
space.
tables,
m
eat
b
lo
c
k
,
m
ilk
pastur-
W e learn ed th a t one o f t h e
and
o th e r p o in ts o f in te re s t in
w’i l l ta k e p a rt.
and th a t s p rin g he was e lected “ o ra * “ Wmg and th e asure b lu e
iz a tio n e q u ip m e n t and c o ld stor-
K e n n e th P e rrin e has been do- b y the v o te rs to serve a fiv e caps and g ow ns o f th e g ra du ates the v a lle y w i l l be co nd ucte d f o r
d iffic u ltie s in o il p ro d u ctio n
~
« A s h la n d
was the shortage of steel. W e l age ro o m impresses the v is ito r « , y p S f
y e a r te rm . H e has been c h a ir- as ,‘ h e y m a rc h e d th ro u g h rose guests b y t h e A s h la n d L io n s.
w ith the s e lf s u ffic ie n c y o f the
-
H
fo
r
m
o
re
than
15
years,
spec- m an o f th e B o a rd d u rin g t h e ^a r *a n ds-
also le a rn e d fro m D e p a rtm e n t
ia l a te u r lÎo îir .“" ^
b y ju n io r g ir ls in W ayne M in c k , L eo S o h le r and
’
ia
Iiz
in
g
the
d
i
c
i
n
g
o
f
la
rg
e
o f C v iu m e rc e o ffic ia ls th a t the ' fa rm .
b
u
ild
in
g
p
ro
g
ra
m
and
has
con-
paf
u
i
fo
rr?
a
ls
m ade an u n fo r- O w en G rag g head th e c o m m it­
T he b u ild in g i s co nstructed "a m a te u r h o u r.” Those w is h in g m o to rs o f the ty p e used in the
D e p a rtm e n t's O ffic e o f In t e r ­
tee in charge o f a rran ge m en ts.
m ills . In a d d itio n to th re e f u ll tn hbut1ed m uch ‘ im e to th e lo c a l ge^ b le p ,c *u re
to
e
n
te
r
m
ust
re
g
is
te
r
b
y
w
r
i
t
­
T he co n v e n tio n w i l l get u n d e r
n al T ra d e was s till issuing e x ­ ; in a T shape w ith the adm in- ing B o x 182, T a le n t.
tim e emDlovees in the nlant a schools.
1716 c l a s s
re p re se n ta tive s,
w
a
y a t 1 p.m . Ju ne 11, w ith re g ­
p o rt licenses fo r ih e e x p o rt of j is tra tiv e section in th e center.
T he d a y ’s e vents w i l l be c li­ salesman is e m p lo ye d f u ll tim e
R ob e rt J H u ‘ chinson liv e s a t * ay Be£k - s a lu ta to ria n , a n d
Ju st o ff the re c e p tio n o r w a it-
is tra tio n a t the M e d fo rd h ote l,
«»•el products and o n ly ceased
m
axed
by
a
b
ig
o
u
td
o
o
rs
dance
397
T
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ce
s
tre
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t
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o
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n
in
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,
v
a
le
d
ic
to
ria
n
,
1 ing room , w h ic h is to th e r ig h t
in n o rth e rn C a lifo rn ia
issuing such licenses w h e n
to be fo llo w e d b y th e sight-see­
I ow ns h is hom e. He h o ld s a de-
used tlle class m o tto , “ Each in g trip s .
o f the e n tra n ce is the o ffic e o f on th e new te n n is c o u rt
our c o m m itte e began p u ttin g
gree
in
m
e
ch
a
n
ica
l
e
n
g
in
e
e
rin
g
tr
iu
m
p
h
a
s
te
p
p
in
g
stone,
n
o
t
a
. the su p e rin te n d e n t and n e x t to
the h eat on them .
A w e ste rn barbecue w i l l be
fro m O regon S tate colle ge and is s to p p in g p la ce,” as d id
t h e
I th a t th e d o c to rs ’ lib r a r y . The
g ive
n , a 7 t th e M
se nior h ig h
We w ere to ld th a t Russia, w ho
licensed
b
y
the
state
o
f
O
regon
c
o
m
m
encem
ent
speaker.
D
r.
B
X
„ e 2 d fo , rd “ sen,or
d o cto rs e x a m in in g ro o m
and
■to p ra c tic e p ro fe ssio n a l engin-1 C h a r?es A . H o w a rd , p re sid e n t- fc h o o 1 fo o tb a ll h e ld a t 7:30 p.m
had n o t been a b ig steel cus­
d a rk roo m fo r flo urosco pe ex-
e ering. H e is a lo c a l business j e m e ritu s o f O regon C olleg e o f *°. be £° l l o w ed b y band enter-
to m e r b efo re the w a r, was s h ip ­
pleasant to ne o f c o lo r to the al-
ped 600 tim es as m uch steel in
m an and is a m e m b e r o f T r in it y E d u ca tio n and fo r ten y e a r s ta ,n m e n t and m archin g,
P a tie n ts room s are tw o a n d
1946 and 360 tim es as m u c h
ch
u rc h , A s h la n d Lod ge No. 23 , state s u p e rin te n d e n t o f schools.
A s h la n d L io n s w i l l e n te rta in
fo u r bed w a rd s w ith la v a to ry
steel in 1947 as she had o rd i­
The
tw e n ty - fo u r th com- u n c ro w n e d F rench D a u p h in as A. F. and A . M ., and th e Ash-
T he speaker c a p tu re d a n d a* t b e
b re a k fa s t M on da y
fa c ilitie s and in d iv id u a l closets.
n a r ily received fro m us before
m
encem
ent
o
f
S
o
u
th
e
rn
O
regon
an
illu
s
tra
tio
n
.
T
h
e
speaker
la
n
d
L
io
n
s
clu
b
.
In
1935
he
was
h
e
ld
h
is
a
ud
ie
nce
w
ith
an
in-
m
o
rn
ing
,
fe
a
tu
rin g a s k it fro m
ih o
- - i D ra w drapes, w h ic h a rc s u n
the
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w e rc I p ro o f and w ashable, a r e used colle ge was u n iq u e in th a t fo r closed w ith the th re e m easures
m a rrie d to M ild re d E m m e tt w h o fo rm a l ta lk “ I K n e w T h e m
the Shakespearean fe s tiv a l and
the fir s t tim e b acca la ure ate and fo r conduct. “ Is it tru e , is it fa ir , does a g re a t deal o f w o rk fo r W hen T h e y W ere B o ys,” u sin g n u m b ers b y the E rks q u a rte t,
..i...... £!?s‘ desperatt th ro u g h o u t a ll room s a d d in g a
sh ortag e o f steel. We also le a rn ­
th e y o u th o f th e c o m m u n ity . th e liv e s o f s ix o f h is b o yh o o d
Business sessions, e le ctio n and
pleasant tone o f c o lo r to the al g ra d u a tio n w ere com b in e d i n w i ll it b rin g a b o u t a b e t t e r
ed th a t one o f the men w ho was
F rie n d s and a cquaintances o f j ch um s a n d tra c in g th e ir ac- ~
n s ‘ ta lla tio n o f o ffic e rs , the g o v­
rea dy cheery, spotless appear one service. I t was also th e fir s t w o r ld .”
re c e n tly disch arg ed b y Secre­ ance.
tim e th a t th e cerem onies h a d
A n u m b e r by th e c h o ir, d ire c t- H u tc h in s o n fe e l th a t he h a s co m p lis h m e n ts in th e lig h t
o f e rn o r’s b an qu et and b a ll, g o lf
ta ry S a w y e r was in an im p o r t­
E ffic ie n c y , cleanliness,
a n d been conducted in the open a ir, ed by Oscar B jo rlie , w a s pre-
m uch in th e w a y o f e du catio n e a rly tra in in g .
He developed to u rn a m e n t and s ig h t - seeing
a nt e x e c u tiv e p o sitio n in the De­ o rd e r are a pp a re n t th ro u g h o u t,
and lt m a rk c d th c large st gra d- sented before D r. R. E. K le in -
and e x p e rie n c e to c o n trib u te as the th em e o f s e ttin g goals, de- w i l l co m p le te the th re e - d a y
p a rtm e n t o ffic e w h ic h handled
sorge b ro u g h t g re e tin g s f r o m a school b oa rd m em ber.
te rm in in g one’s u ltim a te d esti-
e s ti­ schedule o f events.
b o th in the e construction
c o n s tru c tio n of
o f the
the u a tin 8 class f r ° m th e college.
the e x p o rt licenses f o r s h ip ­
A t t h e m id -a fte rn o o n com - the state board o f h ig h e r educa- ;
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n a tio n and u sin g th e best e q u ip ­
b u ild in g and in the o p e ra tio n o f
m ents to Russia. I had fo rg o tte n
m e n t a v a ila b le w ith a w i l l p o w ­
the h o m e by M r. and M rs. m encem ent, a c ro w d o f 1500 tio n .
th is te s tim o n y u n til t h e dis
g athered a ro u n d the B u tle r Me-
D r. R o d e rick L a n g sto n , pres- , i M I I I I I I K T
e r to c a rry th ro u g h . TJie ad­
O. C. M aust.
charges w ere announced. Then I
n io ria l s h e ll to w itness the ser- ¡dent-elect o f E astern O regon
dress was u n iq u e in th e a nnals
to o k a fe w hours and read it.
vices th a t m a rke d th e com ple- C ollege o f E d u ca tio n a t M o n - 1
o f co m e m n cem e nt o ra to ry fo r
There was so m e th in g p e c u lia r DR. BORDENS ENJOY
tio n o f c o lle g ia te w o rk fo r 172 m o u th gave the com m encem ent
its d o w n to e a rth s ty le .
if not w ro n g , in the O .T I. a bo ut FAMILY REUNION
graduates in the v a rio u s cours- address.
He ch a lle n g e d t h e 1
T he p re s e n ta tio n o f the di-
th a t tim e . T h a t m ig h t have been
Or. a n d M rs. E. P. B orden es It was a m ost c o lo rfu l pro- graduates to the o p p o rtu n itie s
plom as was an e xercise in pre- P , ° r ,e g ° " re p re se n ta tive s of-
due to incom petence, o r to bad I have been e n jo y in g a v is it fro m cession w h ic h a pproached th e fa c in g them in these days on
cision tim in g w ith M rs M e m C ha' " bers o f C om m erce m et last
ju d g m e n t, o r it c o u ld have been [ th e ir son and h is fa m ily fro m b o w l fro m am ong the g r e e n the "h u m a n fr o n tie r .” He urged 1 A tw o -c o u n ty p la n o f coopera- P ro v o s t, v ic e -c h a irm a n o f the w eek . W lth .‘ he state H ig h w a y
due to u nu sua l frie n d lin e s s to- P ro vo, U tah, and have exten d-
rees. Led by th e candidates fo r th a t as teachers th e y lo o k upon tio n to te ll to u ris ts a bo ut p oints school b oa rd h a n d in g o u t the coT m is s ,o n ’ n P o rtla n d ‘ o stu dy
w a rd Russia. I h a ve n ’t in f o r m a - I‘ ‘d the fa m ily re u n io n b y tra v -
egrees in th e ir d a rk caps and th e c h ild re n as th e m ost v i t a l o f in te re s t in so u th e rn O regon coveted
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c e rtific a te s .
L o u d ap- ” ,o u r ’poi.n ‘ . "n p ro v e m e n t pro
tio n enough to state d e fin ite ly «'ling to O regon C ity fo r a th re e gowns, t h e b r illia n t ly hooded p ro b le m fa cing th e n a tio n to- is being p la n n e d by the A sh - P ^ u s e greeted t h „ „
g ram , in c lu d in g A sh la n d a n d
w h a t was w ro n g . I fe e l p re tty day v is it w ith a n o th e r son. John fa c u lty made a v iv id splash o f day. and th a t th e y in s t ill i n land. M e d fo rd and G ra n ts Pass m e n t b y P r in c ip a l P a r k s ^ S JaCJ ^ n C° U nty road need«
c e rta in h o w e v e r th a t f ir in g a I and his fa m ily
A ,‘ bougb present r o a d con-
c o n tra s t The colle ge band, un- th em the respect fo r hum an d ig - C ham bers o f
C om m erce ac- tw o m em be rs o f th e class M r
fe w D e p a rtm e n t o ffic ia ls w ill do ! Last w eek M r. and M rs. R. C. d c r the d ire c tio n o f G le n n M a t- . n ity .
c o rd in g to D o yle Seely, to u ris t and M rs. G e ra ld P itts had re- s tru c tlo n w ° r k in so u th e rn O re-
the c o u n try no harm .
B o rde n and son. D ennis, a n d tlu w s played G o u n o d s Proces-
D r E l m o S tevenson, presi- host e du catio n c h a irm a n o f the tu rn e d to co m p le te th e ir high v?n ' S co n fln e d to th e C anyon-
d a u g h te r, L y n n e , d ro v e to A s h ­ sio n a l lo r the e n tra n ce m arch, j dent o f S outhern O regon Col- lo ca l cham ber.
school course and had h ire d a V e p r®Je c t- L y n d c l N e w b ry ,
S A N F R A N C IS C O F A M I L Y
land f Till th e ir home in P rovo, and fo llo w e d it w ith the S t a r lege, . presented d ip ______
lo m a s a n d
attended p rcsld e n t o f the A sh la n d cham -
P la ns to a ct as a u n it w ere baby s itte r w h ile th e y a“
end^
her expressed th e hope th a t a
M O VES TO A S H L A N D
w he re M r. B o rd e n is the fie ld S pangled B anner.
¡c e rtific a te s to 172 m em bers o f d ra w n up a t a m e e tin g in M ed­ th e ir g ra d u a tio n .
M rs. E d ga r G ra h a m and tw o e n g in e e r fo r the B u re a u o f Rec
D r. W a lte r M a c A rth u r, pastor the 1950 g ra d u a tin g class. A n fo rd last w eek.
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m uch needed lo c a l im p ro v e m e n t
n T be */,u s,c ° f the h ig h school m ay be u n d e rta k e n th is sum
c h ild re n o f San F ra n cisco a r­ la m a tio n .
A fte r several H a y s o f tin- 1st M e th o d is t c h u rc h o f in fo rm a l reception was held by
T he o b je c tiv e o f the cham bers band, th e ch orus and the g ir ls ’ m er The b o ttle -n e ck n o rth en
riv e d in A sh la n d to d a y to jo in here th ey w e n t n o rth , w h e r e Roseburg, w ho had been chosen the fa c u lty in the g ro v e a d jo in - is to educate reside n ts o f t h e
tr io was o u ts ta n d in g and com- tran ce to th e c ity on B illin g s
M r. G ra h a m w ho re c e n tly p u r- th is week th e ir parents jo in e d lo d e liv e r t h e baccalaureate 1 ing the B u tle r s h e ll a t the close
s m n d k.cnt,eS V* recom m end o u t’ p* f ‘ od a com m encem ent w h ic h h ill has lo n g been a ti
chased tin- S ka te w a y. T in y ar< th em f o r a B orden fa m ily house serm on spoke on t h e
su bject o f the fir s t o u td o o r com m ence
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liv in g a t 137 C h u rch street.
p a rty .
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