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‘ A s h la n d — H o m e o f t h e O regon S h a k e s p e a r e a n F e s t i v a l ”
Captains Selected To
Lead Community Chest
Campaign Drive Here
SOC Enrollment
To Reach Record
High Fall Term
County School
Enrollment Shows
Large Increase
Beanhole Feed
Next Saturday
ca bin w h ic h was b u ilt on L ib
e rty stree t last year, b ut w h ich
is s t ill la c k in g
in co m p le te
e q u ip m e n t.
County Defense
GOP County Lead Meeting Called
Shows Increase
M e d fo rd , Sept. 20— R e p u b li
cans have lon g been m ore n u m
erous in Jackson c o u n ty t h a n
dem ocrats b u t fig u re s o bta ine d
to d a y fro m the c o u n ty c le rk 's
o ffic e here sh ow th a t the G O P
a dvantage has increased since
M ay. ju s t b efo re the p rim a rie s .
T h e re are n ow 13,905 re p u b
lican s a n d
12,134 dem ocrats
reg iste re d in the c o u n ty w h ic h
gives the re p u b lic a n s a m a rg in
o f 1,771.
Last M ay the dem o
cra ts had cu t the lead to 1,320
b u t names o f n e a rly a thousand
e le cto rs have been d ro p p d fro m
c o u n ty e le ctio n lis ts fo r fa ilu re
to vo te fo r the past tw o e le c
tio ns.. D em ocrats lost 614 re g is
tra n ts and re p u b lic a n s 163.
Chamber Plans
P u rc h a s e o f C O P C O
Panel Series on
H o l d i n g s in C i t y L im its
Ballot Measures
A p p ro v e d
P la ns
w ere
made a t the
! C ha m b e r o f C om m erce m ee ting
Tuesday noon to present a series
; o f p u b lic m eetings
at
w h ic h
vo ters m ay become b e t t e r
a cqu ainted w ith measures to ap-
pear on the N ove m b e r b a llo t
D r E lrno Stevenson was ap-
i p o in te d
by
P re sid en t L y n d e l
N e w b ry to a rra n g e fo r q u a lifie d
speakers to present a rg um en ts
both fo r and against in itia tiv e
re fe re n d u m proposals
The m eetings are te n ta tiv e ly
planned as panel discussions in
o rd e r to g iv e sponsors and op
ponents o f measures an equal
o p p o rtu n ity
to present th e ir
cases. No reco m m en d atio ns w ill
be made on the measures b y the
C h a m b e r o f C om m erce its e lf
" O u r purpose is to h e lp voters
und ersta nd ju s t w h a t the mea
sures m ean,” N e w b ry said. He
said
th a t
in
some cases the
w o rd in g o f b ills appears to be
m isleading.
, xl_
It was n ot decided w h e th e r
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th e panels w i ll be held in con-
ju n c tio n w ith re g u la r w e e k ly
C h a m b e r m eetings o r a t o th e r
tim es D r Stevenson said the
decision w i l l depend la rg e ly
upon the a v a ila b ility o f speak-
ers and th e a m o u n t o f p u b lic
in te re s t show n.
b y C o u n c il
A c tin g upon a recom m enda- o v e r a p e rio d o f 15 years
t j on of
e le c tric co m m itte e,
In o th e r a ction d u rin g t h e
j be c, j y c o u n c il voted Tuesday busy session, th e c o u n c il defer-
n j g b t to purchase h o ld in g s n o w red a ctio n on a n y w a te r rate re
ow n ed b y Copco w h ic h are lo- visio n u n til fu r th e r stu d y can
c a te r w ith in the c ity lim its . T he be made. P e titio n s b e a rin g 112
j j neg w h ic h are in the B e llv e w ' sign atures w ere read a skin g fo r
d is tric t, w o u ld be purchased at a re visio n o f a p a rtm e n t house
an a p p ro x im a te cost o f $42,000 ____
rates ____
w h ic _______
h w ere ,______
placed on a $2
to be fin a n ce d by a sp ecial ob- fla t fee e a rlie r th is ye ar
lig a tio n bond issue to be re tire d
M rs W D. M organ, spokes
m an fo r the a p a rtm e n t house
ow ners, m a in ta in e d t h e rates
are d is c rim in a to ry and u n fa ir.
S IR K E E P O R E G O N G R E E N . . . T he »tale's m od fam ous tu r
M a y o r P h i l S ta n sb u ry ex
key seems oleased : n this in te r v ie w w ith S heila P ria u lx , 12-
p la in e d th a t the rates had been
y e a r old P o rtla n d G reen G u a rd , as he learns that O regon is
adopted on a t r ia l basis a n d
fa r ahead of W ashington state in the contest for low est n u m
th a t a d ju stm e n ts co u ld be made
ber of man caused forest fires. O regon had 566 man-caused
if, a fte r stu dy, they* w ere fo u n d
fir« to S eotem ber 1. w h ile W ash in g to n had run up a to ta l of
to be u n fa ir.
856. S ir K O G is the p ris e tu rk e y w ag ered by G o v e rn o r
D ouglas M c K a y w ith G o v e rn o r A r th u r L a n g lie of W ashing
A n increase o f 25 cents in
Ion. who has Dosfed a s im ila r lu rk e y as fo rfa it if hi» slate loses
re s id e n tia l s a n ita ry service rates
the w ager.
was vo ted d o w n u n til such tim e
as m ore co m p le te in fo rm a tio n
is a v a ila b le .
K e n n e th
Susum u
K im u ra ,
ireshm an<
bade
fa m ily
and
, M a n fie ld H eisel, a tto rn e - y fo r
frie n d s goodbye i ast n ig h t and t h e A sh la n d S a n ita ry service,
le ft hom e fo r college
stated t h a t the requested in-
XI
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crease fro m 75 cents to $1 has
been made necessary by increas
d e n t— p a r tic u la r ly a fresh m an
ed business vua»
costs a
as w e ll as a
T he " lo s t h o u r" w ill re tu rn to
~ to leave h ol" e fo r college a j o w business re t u rn in 1949. A
d y e a r ly ’ and w f?en K e n n e th m o tio n b y C o u n cilm a n
F re d
O regon Sunday as the state re
a rriv e s on the S o uthe rn O regon
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ve rts to s ta nd ard tim e a fte r
_Hom es to a pp ro ve th e increase
co lle ge cam pus e a rly th is a fte r
A s h la n d '» second day horse
was defeated 3 to 2 and H eisel
n e a rly fiv e m onths w ith the
noon,
he w i ll a rriv e w ith n a tiv e
races in tw o m onths w i ll be pre
was asked to p re p a re d e ta ile d
clocks set ahead
O regonians w ho le ft hom e a l
sented at the rodeo grounds
C o n tin u e d on Page F o u r
m ost as e a rly as he.
D a y lig h t tim e o ffic ia lly ends g u n day a fte rn o o n u nd er the
W h a t m akes h is t r ip a lit t le
here at 1:59 a in. S unday, b u t | sp on sorship o f the A s h la n d Rac-
s ta rtlin g even
in
th is a to m ic
inost fo lk s w ill set the c lo c k ing co m m itte e , accordin g to
W a lte r H a m b y, ch a irm a n . The
age, h ow eve r, is th a t h is hom e is
S “ dah L " i 1 , ! X
.£
■ " s U rt
in W aipahu, O ahu, H a w a ii.
N ew K iw a n is c lu b m em bers
at 2 p m.
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_
Y o u n g K im u ra , an outstand-
way they lost it on A pril 30.
w e re guests o f th e b o a rd o f di-
T he c o m m itte e s p o n s o r e d recto rs at a 7 o’c lo c k b re a k fa s t in 8 sch olar and s ta r a th le te at
j th e ir fir s t race on A u g u s t 13 m ee ting
at
the
Plaza
cafe h,s W aipahu h ig h school, was
and response fro m horse ow ners T h u rs d a y m o rn in g . P urpose o f encouraged to e n ro ll at South
was
so
4s 'heisiastie
uastie th a t the
m(?eting g Was to
t o fa m ilia riz e
y an SOC
O regon b
by
«
- a lu m n u s
c o m m itte e was encouraged to th e ___
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A
D u u b b lis
lish
er’s
new m
em
bers w ith « c i lu
k y y le
A s s h
h c c ra
ra ft.
ft.
A
p
he
r’s
repeat again, H am by said
a c tiv itie s and customs, accord- re p re s e n ta tiv e . A s h c ra ft m et the
S unday's e ven t w ill fe a tu re in g to A lla n H a rris , c h a irm a n stu d e n t w h ile on a business t r ip
N in e courses fo r colle ge cred
s ix scheduled races and m atch o f the m em be rsh ip co m m itte e.
i t w i ll be o ffe re d b y S o u th e rn
*° H a w a ii several years ago
ed races m ay be ru n between
A c c o rd in g to the schedule O re g ° n colle ge d u r in g th e fa ll
F o u r c o m m itte e a p p o in tm e n ts
events at o w n ers' arrangem ents.
M rs. M a b e l W in sto n ,
w ere announced by P re sid e n t w h ic h K im u ra sent college o ffi- q u a rte r,
The S e ptem ber m ee ting
S cheduled races in c lu d e one- Ed B a rn e tt a t the re g u la r w eek- cials here, he was to leave re g is tra r, has announced,
the A s h la n d u n it o f the Jackson f o u rt b m ile, one-eighth m ile
T he
courses, w h ic h
beg in
c o u n ty re p u b lic a n w om en was and t b re e .r jg h th s m ile events. ly m eeting . held M on da y noon a t H a w a ii a t 7:30 p.m. W ednesday,
a
rriv
e
a
t
a
San
F
ra
n
cisco
a
ir-
Tuesday,
Sept.
26,
are
as
fo l-
h eld last S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n at
e n try fees are to be added 1
, s □ u ,
the hom e o f the p re sid e nt, M rs to th e purse and spi it 50-30-20.
W a ,t Bosshard was nam ed p o rt a t 10:55 a.m. today, and in low s:
M o n d a y evenings; ceram ics,
F a ith M c C u llo u g h , on C h u rc h
H am by, w ho re tu rn e d last c h a irm a n o f a c o m m itte e to M e d fo rd a t 1:45 p.m. U n fo rtu n -
h ou rs c re d it, 7-10 p.m .,
St. F o llo w in g a p re sen ta tion o f w eek fro m a t r ip to C a lifo rn ia p la n a social e ve n t fo r th e near a te ly , he has to creep o v e r to tw o
C h u rc h ill 108, M r. W ild a ; o rc h
loca l
and
n a tio n a l
c u rre n t
c o n ta ct ow ners, said a large fu tu re . B e rt M ille r was a p p o in t- ’ A s h la n d b y a uto m o b ile ,
estra, one h o u r c re d it, 7:30-9:30
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events, th e re was a g en eral dis- n u m b c r o f e n trie s are expected ed c h a irm a n o f th e c lu b ’s a n n i-
p m., a u d ito riu m , M r. M a tth e w s;
d in n e r to
be
held
cussion o f candidates fo r o ffic e f ro m t be S acram ento and San yersary
school o rg a n iz a tio n
and
la w ,
N o ve m b e r 10.
and measures w h ic h w ill appear F ra n cisco areas,
th re e h ou rs c re d it, 7-9:45 p.m.,
A n o m in a tin g co m m itte e was J
on the N ove m b e r b a llo t
| O th e r m em bers o f the com-
C h u rc h ill 110, M r. Sampson.
The ca rd in d e x file o f Ash- m itte e are Buzz H a m b y. L o w e ll nam ed w ith W a lt H a m b y, c h a ir
m
an,
and
A
lla
n
H
a
rris
,
S
her
T uesday
evenings:
Shakes
land v o te rs was checked by pre- F o w le r and Joe Jessel.
m
an
H
a
d
le
y,
the
Rev.
E
a
rl
peare’s
comedies,
th
re
e
h ou rs
civets and M rs. R u d o lp h Vest
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D o w n in g and G eorge S ennatt
c re d it, 7-10 p.m ., M r. B o w m e r.
was a p p o in te d
c o m m itte e -w o
M o m e n tu m increased in the
as m em bers.
W ednesday evenings: a u d io
man in p re c in c t 12. She w i ll
™
F re e do m C rusade here th is w e e k
T he Rev. G eorge S hum an was
... .._j . , . iu *•
t
„
v is u a l aids, th re e hou rs c re d it,
also serve as re g is tra r o f voters
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W
lth
th
e
d
is
trib
u
tio
n
o
f
scrolls
nam ed c h a irm a n o f the e n te r
on the S o u th e rn O regon college
a t sta tio n s th ro u g h o u t the c ity 7-10 p.m ., C h u rc h ill 201, M r.
ta
in m e n t co m m itte e.
cam pus in an e ffo rt to have a ll
re
p
o
rt
M o n d a y and Tuesday w h e n B u tle r; social science (con tem
George Jones gave a
th re e hou rs
e lig ib le v o te rs reg iste re d by th e
on h is t r ip to Spokane, w he re ^ " dreds ° f A s h la " d / eside" ts p o ra ry problem s),
O cto b er 7 deadline.
A be N eslin was elected presi- hc represented th e lo c a l c lu b as added th e ir names to th e decla c re d it, 7-10 p.m ., C h u rc h ill 207,
A r t h u r M r. M cD o u g a ll.
A n n o u n ce m e n t was made o f d en t o f the Toastm asters c lu b at a delegate to th e n o rth w e s t ra tio n o f free do m .
T h u rsd a y evenings: a rt s tru c
K re is m a n , gen eral chai r m a n.
the c o m in g visit o f G o v e rn o r the re g u la r m ee ting at R oberts ’ K iw a n is d is tric t c o n ve n tio n ,
and M rs
D ouglas M c K a y to
R ain bo w room M o n d a y n ig h t.
^ b e N eslin spoke b r ie fly on said to da y t h a t a rran ge m en ts tu re I I I , th re e h ou rs c re d it, 7-10
A s h la n d on O cto b er 4, w hen the
O th e r o ffic e rs elected by the b e h a lf o f th e C ru sa d e fo r Free- have been m ad to have a scroU p.m ., C h u rc h ill 108, M iss A d y ;
w om en o f the c ity w ill be host-
g ro up w ere D r. E E B ro w n . dom and a free do m s c ro ll was a t tb e
and
R e in h o ld t in - fo lk-d an ce, one h o u r c re d iit,
esses fo r an a fte rn o o n rece ptio n
vice-pre sid en t; Jo hn Q. Adam s, passed a ro u n d fo r m em bers to surance o ffic e ,
68 East M a i n 7:30-9:30 p.m., g ym n asiu m . M iss
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stree t, fo r those w h o h ave n o t S tockh am ; O regon h is to ry , tw o
h o n o rin
g M rs. M c K a y . M em - s e -----
c re ta ry -tre
a s u re r
and
Gene
sign. A rra n g e m e n ts w e re also
7-8:50 p.m., S ci
bers o f the c lu b v o lu n te e re d to L e id ig h , sergeant at a rm s W in- m ade fo r tth e c lu b to fu rn is h y e t had an o p p o rtu n ity to sign, h ou rs c re d it,
help w ith tra n s p o rta tio n
and ston IVlarks, r e tir in g p re sid e n t v o lu n te e rs to m an th e d ow n- i
D o n a tio n s are also s t i l l corn- ence h a ll, D r. T a y lo r.
te le p h o n in g and to assist in the was elected d e p u ty g o v e rn o r,
S tud en ts m ay re g is te r fo r
¡to w n s c ro ll sta tion s d u rin g the in g in fo r R adio F ree E urope,
e n tire d a y ’s e n te rta in m e n t.
In s ta lla tio n o f o ffic e rs w i ll be a fte rn o o n .
t h e in d e p e n d e n t ra d io s ta tio n n ig h t classes on the fir s t n ig h t
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o pe ra te d by the C o m m itte e fo r o f a n y course, M rs.
W in sto n
A fte r th e business m ee ting a h e ld the second w ee k in Oc-
F re e E u ro p e to b e a m broad- said. T u itio n is a t th e ra te o f $5
social tim e was e n jo y e d and the to b e r
F iv e m in u te ta lk s w ere given
casts to eastern E uropean coun- p e r c re d it h o u r, w ith a m a xi-
hostess
served
refre shm en ts.
m um fee o f $30. T he m a x im u m
trie s .
The n e x t re g u la r m e e tin g w i ll b y E rn ie F u lg h a m , V ere A th -
w o rk load fo r one stu d e n t is 18
be held th e th ir d S a tu rd a y in anas and M a rks. H a ro ld Thom as
hours.
O cto b e r w hen the fin a l w o rk was toastm aster and D r B ro w n
fo r the N o ve m b e r e le c tio n w i ll was topiem aster.
Guests w ere N ic k G ilro y and
be o u tlin e d and presented to th e
A s h la n d 's F o u rth o f J u l y
R ic h a rd Scott.
m em bers.
c o m m itte e re p o rte d W ednesday
a fte rn o o n th a t a to ta l o f $430.26
is to be tu rn e d o v e r to M a y o r
P h il S ta n s b u ry as the s ta rt o f a
c iv ic stree t d e c o ra tio n fu n d .
The fu n d was suggested i n
fo r
J u ly w hen the c o m m itte e an-
D e m o c ra tic
candidates
nounced th a t re fu n d s a m o u n t- state o ffic e w i l l be guest speak
O cto b e r 11 is th e date chosen
ing to 26 p e r cent w o u ld be sent ers a t a m e e tin g o f the Jackson
M ayo rs and c iv ilia n defense
to c o n trib u to rs u n d e r w ritin g the | C o u n ty D e m o c ra tic C e n t r a l f Or th e fa ll style show o f the
d ire c to rs
o f Jackson
c o u n ty
c o m m itte e to be h e ld at the S o ro p tim is t c lu b w h ic h is n o w
P arents o f se nior and ju n io r I those parents w ho are h a v in g Independence day c e le b ra tio n ,
to w n s have been asked
by h ig h students have been in v ite d tro u b le
L e tte rs w ere re c e n ly m a ile d M e d fo rd Y M C A S a tu rd a y a t 3 an a n tic ip a te d a n n u a l e ve n t fo r
fin d in g
th e ir
w ay
C o u n ty Judge J. B C olem an ,o
to a ll c o n trib u to rs e x p la in in g p.m ., a ccordin g to M rs. E d w a rd the fa shio n-m in de d w om en o f
3 otb p a re n f5 m ay fo llo w the the pla n and o n ly fo u r re fu n d s C. K e lly , c o u n ty c h a irm a n .
m eet a t the c o u n ty c o u rt house to “ go to school T h u rs d a y eve-
A sh la n d I t w i ll be held again in
in M e d fo rd
next
Tuesday at n .ng in o rd e r to become b e tte r sam(, s tu d e n fs schedui e o r, if w ere requested, c o m m itte e m em -
M rs. K e lly said in v ita tio n s to the lounge o f the E lk s w h ic h
a cq u a in te d
w ith
th e
s u b je c t t|w y have m ore th a n Qne c h ild bers re p o rte d .
app ea r had been accepted by a llo w s fo r a ru n w a y and ta ble
10 a.m.
m a tte r,
teachers, o rg a n iz a tio n entered, th e y m ay each ta ke a
S ta n sb u ry said he was g ra ti- A u s tin
F le g e l, ca nd id ate fo r seating fo r a la rg e audience,
A sh la n d w ill be represented
and a d m in is tra tio n o f edu catio n separate schedule. S chool ad- fie d to see th e e x c e lle n t s u p p o rt g o v e rn o r; H o w a rd L a to u re tte ,
M rs j ean Reagan w i ll serve
b v M a y o r P h il S ta n s b u ry and
on th e h ig h school le v e l
fo r the
I m in is tra to rs
reco m m en d
th a t g ive n the p la n w h ic h n o w m akes ca nd id ate fo r U S. senator; and as general ch a irm a n
C ol. P B W a te rb u ry , defense
A
co m p le te d a ily p ro g ra m p a rents fo llo w
one schedule a d e fin ite s t r e e t d e c o ra tio n D a v id C. Shaw , congressional event and w ill be assisted b y
d ire c to r.
p ro g ra m possible.
c a n d id a te fro m the fo u r th dis- j M rs L o re n a M c N a ir, co ordin a-
Judge C olem an said the m eet co n sistin g o f 15-m inute p erio d s : s tra ig h t th ro u g h in o rd e r to get
J u ly F o u rth c o m m itte e mem- t r ic t
H o w a rd M organ, candi- | (o r w itb tbe p a rtic ip a tin g m er-
in g has been ca lle d to c o o rd i w ill begin a t 7 p.m. and close the most b e n e fit fro m th e pro-
a t 9 p.m. A l l ru le s and re g u la gram .
bers
a
l
s
o
expressed
th
e
ir
ap-
date
fo
r state la b o r com m ission- chants, M rs
Jean L e id ig h , in
nate c ity -c o u n ty defense p la n
tio n s g o v e rn in g
the a c tio n o f
w h o e r, m ay also appear.
charge o f m usic, M rs. M ild re d
L ib r a r y p erio d s w i l l be de p re c ia tio n to th e m a n y
n in g . T he c o u n ty c o u rt is desig
students d u rin g a ty p ic a l day voted to v is itin g w ith “ fe llo w made the la rg e c o n trib u tio n pos-
T he 'p u b lic is in v ite d to at- K lu m , n o v e ltie s ch a irm a n , Mrs.
nated as head o f the p ro g ra m on
w ill
be
enforced d u rin g the stu de nts" and conferences w ith sible.
te
n
d the m eeting.
J. P. C la rk , refre sh m e n ts, M rs,
the o rg a n iz a tio n c h a rt o f the
“ b ack to sch oo l" n ig h t.
P lans w i ll also be o u tlin e d at O . W G reen, se rvin g . M rs B E
teachers and th e p rin c ip a l.
c iv il defense agency.
th e m ee ting fo r an in te n s iv e B lo c k ,
p u b lic ity
M rs
J u s t in case a n y youngsters
P arents w ill assume the sche
P h il
A T T E N T IO N e v e ry A m e ri
re g is tra tio n d riv e , M rs. K e lly S ta n sb u ry,
ra m p
M rs
J im
M r. and M rs. A lfr e d Johnson d ule o f th e ir c h ild re n fo r the . get the idea th e y w o u ld lik e to
can c itix e n l
said.
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tra
tio
n
lists
and
maps
!
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p
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rs
W il-
spent a w eek v a c a tio n in g on the e v e n in g and are to c a ll fo r th e ir I see how m om and dad do. par-
To vote N ov. 7th, you m ust
w i ll be Issued to p re c in c t w o rk - i ia m Yates, tic k e ts , M rs N e llie
O regon and C a lifo rn ia coast, schedules a, the office before c its need h ave no fears. No eliil-
be reg iste re d b y O ct. 7 lh .
ers to h e lp th em g ive co m p le te W icks, rese rva tio n s, and M rs
s ta y in g
at
C rescent C ity fo r being allow ed to e n te r classes, d n n will bi n'low ei ’ j c.tti -d
coverage d u rin g tth e cam paign. F ra n k Ir w in , E lk s c o o rd in a to r
U
shers
will
be
on
duly
to
aid
!'
e
evening
session.
several days.
H e n ry C. G a le y, L e la n d P L in n
K C B iegel, D re w L am b, C ol.
, P B W a te rb u ry , D i W a lte i W
W e lle r, Jo hn Co,Bus. R ichard
S co tt,
Lynn
H o w a rd ,
D ick
H e rn d o b le r, D r R L . B u rd ic ,
J I I H a rk e r, W ill Dodge, Gene
L e id ig h , Thom as W L a ird , A rc h
R arksdule,
W illia m
Keenan,
Sam Ile rs c h , and O R W ra y.
T he ca pta ins w ill select th eir
o w n co m m itte es am i o u tlin e
i th e ir ow n plans fo r c o n ta c tin g
fir m s assigned to them . D iv isio n
o f the c ity was made p r im a r ily
alo ng
business
c la s s ific a tio n
lines, it was* p o in te d o u t
T he c e n tra l c o m m itte e and
Rev. H arm s m et M onday n ig h t
at R ob ert's R a in b o w ro o n i w ith
F ra n k C Basil, general c h a ir
man fo r Jackson c o u n ty, arid
H a ro ld C ook, c o u n ty e x e c u tiv e
secretary Bash and Cook out
lin e d d e tu ils of ttie co u n ty d riv e
and e xp la in e d tio w
the ca m
paign
is being c a rrie d on in
M e d fo rd .
C ity G oal $13,735
The
p re v io u s ly
announced
co u n ty guul o f 875,000 w as
b ro k e n d ow n as fo llo w s $13,735
A reco rd e n ro llm e n t — e x fo r A sh la n d ; $52,565 fo r M ed
p ecte d to be close to 1.000 stu fo rd ; $3,200 fo r c o u n ty Granges
and $5,500 tor sm aller county
dents — w ill be re g iste re d and
co m m u n itie s
rea dy fo r fa ll te rm classes to
A lso present at the M onday
open a t S o u th e rn O regon col
m e e tin g w ere Ed S ingm aster,
lege Sept 20
1950 C o m m u n ity Chest c h a ir
A d van ce re g is tra tio n i n d i • m an, and G e ra ld W enner and
cates an e stim a ted 400 new stu H o m e r B illin g s , leaders in the
dents w i ll e n ro l, th is year, ac cam paign in p re v io u s years.
c o rd in g to M rs M abel W inston,
M em bers
of
the
general
re g is tra r In clu d e d in th is g ro up C o m m u n ity Chest board, w ho
w i ll be at least e i g h t fo re ig n are w o rk in g w ith R o ta ry m em
students, she said.
bers in o rg a n iz in g
the d riv e ,
T lie fresh m an days p ro g ra m are M rs M ild re d
A g er, C la r
T h u rs d a y , F rid a y S a tu rd a y and ence L it w ille r , Steve S chuer-
S unday th is w eek, opened at m an and D r W a lte r R edford
8 30 th is m o rn in g w ith a w e l
come to new students by C ollege
P re sid en t D r. E lin o Stevenson
M ost o f the T h u rs d a y p ro g ra m
w ill be devoted to pla cem e nt e x
a m in a tio n s
A n o rie n ta tio n p ro g ra m in
c lu d in g assem blies, conferences
w ith advisors and social a c tiv i
ties w ll fo llo w , d u rjn g the n ext
M e d fo rd , Sept. 19 A sizeable
th re e days w ith th e purpose o f
a c q u a in tin g new students w ith p o rtio n o f J a c k s o n co u n ty 's
co lle ge life and the SOC ca m p o p u la tio n is c o m p o s e d o f
school students
A b o u t 11,484
pus.
R e g is tra tio n fo r a ll students are e n ro lle d in 25 p u b lic schools
w ill ta ke place n e x t M onday and in tw o p a ro c h ia l schools, an
w ith classes to s ta rt the fo llo w u n o ffic ia l c o m p ila tio n s h o w e d
today.
ing day.
T h a t is an increase o f m ore
th an a thousand o v e r last ye a r
a n d a ll s u p e rin te n d e n ts con
tacted em phasized m a n y s tu
dents, e s p e c ia lly those in h ig h
school, are s t ill w o rk in g in the
S a tu rd a y, S e ptem be r 23. w ill f r u it o r lu m b e r in d u s trie s and
have n o t y e t re g is te re d
W hen
fin d
a busy a gg re g a tio n
of
th e y do, e n ro llm e n t fig u re s are
C a m p fire g irls , w ith th e ir lea d expected to show a n o th e r sharp
e n and m others p la y in g in the increase.
m in o r roles o f assistants, se rv
E n ro llm e n ts re p o rte d t o d a y
ing an o ld -fash ion ed baked bean are: J a c k s o n v ille , 365; G r if f in
lun che on fro m
11 to 2
T hey C reek, 173; R u c h -S te rlin g , 90;
w i ll ta ke o ve r th e e n tra n ce to P h o e n ix, 5 7 0 ; A sh lan d, 1,730;
L ith ia p a rk w h e re
tables and C e n tra l P o in t, 988; Eagle P o in t,
ch a irs w i ll p ro v id e accom m oda 550; G o ld H ill, 281; Lone Pine.
T a le n t,
tio n s fo r h u n g ry lu n ch e rs to en 150; Sams V a lle y , 58;
jo y an o u td o o r m eal w h ile help 437; Rogue R iv e r, 430; B ro w n s
in g to f i l l the co ffe rs o f the boro, 6; A p p le g a te , 71; E l k -
T ra il, 109; M e d fo rd , 3,888; W ag
g irls ' o rg a n iza tio n .
P rospect 290;
T he p rom ised m enu inclu de s n e r C re ek; 34;
in a d d itio n to the Boston-baked Evans V a lle y , 109; O ak G ro ve ,
beans, a to m a to salad, hot ro lls 126; Shady Cove, 113; B u t t e
and b u tte r, coffee and hom e F alls, 130; P in e h u rs t, 20; West
made apple pie. It is hoped th a t Side, 41; H o w a r d , 255; St.
the 7 5 .cent tic k e ts w ill b rin g in M a ry 's academ y, 347, and Rogue
m an y needed d o lla rs
fo r
the R iv e r academ y, 124
A sh lan d
C o m m u n ity
Chest
leaders m et at the c ity h a ll
Tuesduy a fte rn o o n and selected
tw e n ty -tw o team ca pta ins to
head co m m itte e s
w h ich
w ill
canvass the c ity d u rin g the cam
paign w h ic h w ill s ta rt e a rly In
O ctober.
M em bers o f the c e n tra l com
m itte e and the R o ta ry c lu b
b oa rd o f d ire c to rs m et w ith th i
Rev P aul W H arm s. A sh la n d
ch a irm u n , to p la n a s u b d iv is io n
o f the c ity and select co m m itte e
leaders The R o ta ry c lu b has
accepted the chest d riv e as a
c lu b p ro je c t th is year.
C a p ta in s N am ed
T ra m ca pta ins selected at the
m ee ting
w ere
W I) W h ittle ,
Don O 'Bleness, John B illin g s .
Single Copy Sc
ASHLAND. JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON,THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1950
V O L . X V II. No. 28
Time Shift Due In
State This Sunday
Horse Races to
Be Run Sunday
On Local Track
QUICK TRIP
SOC Freshman
Allows Day lo
Gel to School
New Kiwanians
Guests of Board
Night Courses lor :
College Credit
Offered at SOC
G.O.P. Women
To Plan Action
Crusade Scrolls
Filling Rapidly
Neslin to Head
Toastmasters
Street Decorations
Fund Totals $430 Demo Candidates
Due lo Speak al Soroplimisls
Rally Saturday To Present 1950
Parents to go Back to
Fall Style Show
School Thursday Night