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C O U N T Y . O R EG O N .
T H U R S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 21
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1950
Mayor Asks Budget Compliance
MAYOR’S PROCLAMATION
Installation of Vapor Lights
Gets Veto; Fred Taylor Appointed
City Budget Director for 1951
WHEREAS, due to the international emergency
landscape,
and
re
n
d
e
r
the
sta­
the City of Ashland has established a civil defense pro­
T ile subm ission o f B le tte r to
the c ity co u n c il by F red W h ite d tio n a th o ro u g h ly decent and gram in accordance with the provisions of the Oregon
He also added,
on b e h a lf o f residents liv in g p ro p e r p la ce.”
n e a r the proposed site o i Ash­ th a t the sh o rt w ave freq ue n cie s Civil Defense Act of 1949, and
WHEREAS, in order to assure maximum protection
la n d 's c iv il defense ra d io com used by th e s ta tio n w o u ld not
m u n tca tio n s ce n te r on
F red in te rfe re w ith sta n d a rd w ave­ to citizens of Ashland and others that may need our
H om es avenue caused strong lengths used by dom estic radios.
E lm e r B ie ge l, c ity
su p e rin ­ assistance in the event of an enemy attack or sabotage,
co m m e n t at Tuesday's co u n c il
c ity 's c o n tra c t w ith th e school
T he state o f the c ity budget b o d y has been h u r t too bad be­
te nd en t,
re p o rte d
th a t
the it is necessary that each and every citizen volunteer to
m eeting.
d is tric t.
cause
o
f
th
e
la
c
k
o
f
lig
h
t—
we
as o f Dec. 1, 1950, shows 47 per
u tilitie s '
convenience assist in the civil defense program, and
W h ite d stated th a t the ra d io street's
T he m aster o f th e m e ch a n ica l
can
get
a
lo
ng
fo
r
a
co
up
le
o
f
cent
spent
fo
r
th
e
c
u
rre
n
t
fisca
l
c e n te r, w h ich is being c o n s tru c t­ w ere a v a ila b le a lo n g the w ho le
o p e ra tio n s on e q u ip m e n t in the
WHEREAS,
the
Ashland
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-
m
ore
years.”
w
m t
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|
( ye ar, a cc o rd in g to th e fin a n c ia l
ed across the stree t fro m the length o f the stree t
L . R. A le x a n d e r garage on N.
A s h la n d ’s school d is tr ic t No.
P o lice C h ie f V c rn S m ith o f­ merce has assumed the duty of contacting peop.j in re p o rt s u b m itte d by J. b a u s -
house o f one o f the p e titio n e rs ,
M o u n ta in avenue in v io la tio n o f
5,
in
c
lu
d
in
g
th
e
B
e
llv
ie
w
and
w o u ld cause tin s p ro p e rty to de­ fered as a s e ttle m e n t m easure order *o have them sign cards volunteering their ier- tin . c ity reco rd er, and app ro ved
the c ity zo n in g la w w as b ro u g h t
W a lk e r schools, w i ll
now
be
p re c ia te $1,500 in va lu e He also the use o f 13Vi acres o f lan d at vice- and has designated the Week of December 17th
up. The A le x a n d e rs have been
,ha.
5265
su
bjected
to
a
$100
charge
fo
r
said yesterday th a t if the b u ild ­ the head o f P a rk street, w h ich
g ive n u n til J a n u a ry 1, 1951, to
910 07 had been spent, w h ic h each ru n o f th e f ir e d e p a rtm e n t cease m e ch a n ica l o p e ra tio n s at
in g w ere m oved 100 feet east In- owns, fo r use by the ra d ii to 23rd as “Operation Sign Up Week, and
upon c a ll to these schools. T h is
WHEREAS,
December 22nd and
23rd booths leaves a balance o f f $294.278.93
to w a rd s the cem etery i t w o u ld g ro up
___ _ on
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„
iscal” y e a r . | change was' m ade b y u na nim ou s j ^ s ^ ^ r t a i e d ^ t i l t 0 t h e ^ t t o r -
to
fin
is
h
o
u
t
th
e
a lle v ia te the d is tra c tio n . "E ve n
The m a tte r was re fe rre d t<» i ... 1 . be locaiea
located m
in convenient.
convenient location» within the City _ -
p R Stansbury cau. v o te o f the c o u n c il upon recom - O’ b k e r r y stated tn a t m e a n w
p la c in g it back a distance fro m the re a lty c o m m itte e fo r fu rth e i
.
.
.
____ __
«i< m a a id
m en da tion o f the fir e c o m m it- ney fo r R u d o lp h !3chw arzen-
in
order
to
give
citizens
an
opportunity
to
sign
said
tjo
n
e
d
each
d e p a rtm e n t to stay
the road w o u ld h e lp ,” he said
. „
'Tovrircr. f n r
a I h o rn , w ho file d the
o rig in a l
study
cartjg
w ith in th e ir b u d g e t fo r th e en- ebanse In th e w o rd ,n 8 o f .be | c o m p la in ,.
"W e have no q u a rre l w ith the
NOW THEREFORE, I HEREBY PROCLAIM suing p a rt o f th e y e a r in his
c iv il defense p ro g ra m ,” he con­
*
/-xniT’ D
Q T r’ M TTP y e a r’s su m m a tio n speech to the
ih a d been breeched.
tin u e d , “ we back
it
w h o le ­
December 17th to 23rd as OPERATION SIGN U P >o u n c i,
R epairs.
S k e rry
said, had
h e a rte d ly
We Just can’t sec 1
WEEK and with the utmost conviction as to the in- M a y o r S ta n sb u ry announced
j been sta rte d a t 4 a.m. C o u n c il­
s o m e th in g th a t w ill ta ke aw ay
m an W e lle r said he had ta lk e d
estimable value of our civil defense program, earnest- i the a p p o in tm e n t o f C o u n c ilm a n
m o n e y fro m the people." M a yo r
w ith A le x a n d e r and the la tte r
P H S ta n sb u ry d eclared th a t
ly and -ncerely urge that each and every man and wo- Fred T . y l »
b udge, d .r e r to r
said “ i t w o u ld be a h a rd s h ip to
the $1,500 a m o unted to a lo t less
man in Ashland sign a card volunteering nis or ner lo w ln g b ud ge t c o m m itte e mem-
m ove o u t o f h is garage by Janu-
than the defense va lu e o f the
, a ry 1.”
W e lle r also said th a t
services to the civil defense program at the booths to bers w ho w ere d u ly approved
station.
th
e
re
had
been no signs o f d is­
be located at the City Hall. First National Bank and byjhe ^ u n c ltjo r ^ Uwthree
W h ite d
declare d
th is
was
m a n tlin g done. S k e rry was g iv-
"fla g -w a v in g ” and n ot co nce rn ­
Ju d g in g
fo r
the
A shland
H ugh M c K e e v e r; tw o y e a r te rm .
■ w j
en a u th o riz a tio n b y th e c o u n c il
ing the p o in t o f loss o f m oney L io n s' Y u le tid e hom e decora­ California-Pacific Utilities Company.
D
r
E
lm
o
Stevenson
and
E
m
il
M
e
d
fo
rd
Dec
20—
S
u
rv
e
y
in
g
to proceed a g a in st th e A le xa n d -
With
everyone
participating,
the
civil
defense
pro­
va lu e to the s u rro u n d in g resi­ tio n contest w ill be th is F rid a y ,
K ro e g e r; and th e one y e a r te rm . crew s f ro rr, th e state h ig h w a y ers i f th e y have n ot vacated b y
dents
gram may ultimately save many lives and consequent­ H e n ry G a le y and R o b e rt In g le I c o m m j ssj on are c u rr e n tly sur- 1 J a n u a ry 1.
D ecem ber 22
C ol P H
W a te rb u ry
then
A ll
A sh lan d
residents are ly each of us should do his part.
The c o u n c il vo ted d ow n, 4 to v e y in g stretches o f h ig h w a y 99
T he m a tte r o f a J u ly p e titio n
stated, " I understand th a t the urged by th e c lu b to have th e ir
3. the e le c tr ic ity
c o m m itte e ’ s j betw een M e d fo rd and P h o e n ix by M a g n o lia
L u m b e r co rp ora-
Dated
this
21st
day
of
December,
1950.
ra d io lads propose to |>aint. homes decorated by th is tim e .
proposal a skin g fo r in s ta lla tio n
I ¡n p re p a ra tio n f o r th e proposed tio n a skin g fo r a 12-foot exten-
P.
H.
Stansbury
The c o m m itte e In charge o f the
o f f th re e m e rc u ry -v a p o r
lig h ts ' im p ro v e m e n t o f th a t sector, i t sion o f th e ir
present p ro p e r y
o
.
Mayor
contest is
BUI Yates.
E rw in
fo r r the
the Plaza
Plaza area
area to
lim in
in i a te vvas le a rn e d here to da y.
bounds
was
presented
to e
e lim
Home Decoration
Contest Judging
Scheduled Friday
Christmas Mailing
Sets New Record
Nelson, and G len C ris p
TTiey
■ sk th a t anyone w is h in g to en­
te r the contest pleas»' c a ll Don
L e w is at S o u th e rn O regon co l­
lege so th e ir hom e w ill not be
missed in th e ju d g in g .
A ll hom es w ill
lx*
Judged
h e th e r th e y
have contacted
le w is o r not. b u t it was stated
L i; I n o tific a tio n w ill assure the
line o w n e r th a t h is home w ill
i ..I be missed
Prizes w ill be
J v e n fo r the w in n e rs o f the
, d iv is io n s established by the
i judges.
Medlord-Phoenix
Highway Subject
Of State Survey
L o c a l interests led
by
th e S k e rry
S k e rry
o u th n e d the
hazardous shadows created by
C ha m b e r
o f b a c k g ro u n d to the p e t.t on and
re m o v a l o f th e o ld lig h ts
The Jackson C o u n ty
c o m m itte e e stim a ted th e cost o f C om m erce have u rg ed th e com- presented G e o rg e !S e n ,n a ttlle g a l
consider w id e n in g counse! rep l^ J lt t , ta t(,d th a t
in s ta lla tio n at $1,200
M a y o r m ission to
fo u r „ „ e s .b e tw c o n C e n tra , P « , u o « r ^ „ „ ^ . t ^ U d th a t
S ta n s b u ry ’ s n e g a tiv e vo te b ro k e »»
_______ _
-
trvfcr
W ith th » o ffic ia l
p ro c la m a ­ re g is tra tio n aa.,/*'oceeding q u ite th e tie w ith th e c u u n e ilm e n ta k ­ P o in t and A s h la n d b u t th e fir s t
M a g n o lia L u m b e r c o rp o ra tio n
E E V a il. A sh la n d p o stm a s­
tio n by M a y o r P. H S ta n sb u ry w e ll. He a ckn o w le d g e d th e h e lp in g the fo llo w in g stands: fo r, su rve ys
are
b e in g conducted
received
fro
m
th
e
C
ha
m
b
e
r
o
f
te r, said to d a v th a t C h ristm a s
F re d Homes, E m il K ro e g e r and betw een M e d fo rd and P h o e n ix was w illin g to co ve r a n y le g a l
d e c la rin g th is w eek as "O p e ra
expense in c u rre d b y th e c ity in
m a ilin g s handled at ttie
local
F re d since th a t section c a rrie s
tio n Sign U p W e e k," th e J u n io r C om m erce s e c re ta ria l assistant, M a rk Ha m a k e r; a ga in st
the
a
“ te st case” by a n n o u n cin g a
M
rs
M
a
x
in
e
C
o
lw
e
ll
He
added,
post o ffic e th is ye a r have set a
T
a
y
lo
r,
D
r
W
a
lte
r
W
e
lle
r,
and
C ham ber o f C om m erce's d riv e
h ea vie st
tr a f f ic
loads.
The
v a c a tio n n o tic e o f the
a fo re ­
it
w o u ld
be R ichard L . N e ill.
n ew record
fo r 1,000 c iv ilia n defense v o l h o w e v e r, th a t
i m b e r hopes to have a t least
m e n tio n e d p ro p e rty . The coun­
necessary
to
have
fu
r
th
e
r
h
e
lp
:
M onday was the season's peak
unteers is in f u ll s w in g
C h a irm a n F re d H om es o f the p a rt o f th e p ro je c t placed on c i l a u th o riz e d S k e rry to m a ke
to get th e cards in o rd e r.
day w ith 26,788 co n ce lla tio n s as
o n s tru c tio n
p ro g ra m
fo r
e le c tr ic ity c o m m itte e said the , th
__ e c _________
D ick Scott, c h a irm a n , said at
M a y o r P H S ta n s b u ry laud- p roposal wes decided upon be- th e n e x t b ie n n iu m
an in d ic a tio n , V a il said T h is is
w h ic h be p u b lic such a n otice.
last T uesday’s c o u n c il m e e tin g
T w o o rd in a nce s co m in g
un­
ed C ol W a te rb u ry fo r doing a ' cause o f th e present b ud ge t sta-1 g ins J u ly 1, 1951.
1,000 to 1,200 m ore th a n the
, th a t booths w o u ld be set up in
d e r the B a n c ro ft act a p p ro ve d
peak day o f 1949 w h ich was the
tus. T he o v e ra ll p la n c a lls fo r
the c ity h a ll, gas co m p an y, and " s w e ll jo b .”
T h c co m m ission has also re­ issuance o f $15,811.38 in c ity
p re vio u s reco rd
ye a r
lo c a lly 09318768
O th e r m em bers on
th e JC _
36 m e rc u ry -v a p o r lig h ts
at a vealed te n ta tiv e p la ns to re lo ­
I bank fo r people to sign up. F ri
im p ro v e m e n t bonds to m a tu re
A lth o u g h
the heaviest w o rk
day and S a tu rd a y . He re la te d | c o m m itte e
besides S cott are cost of 21 to 25 th ousand dol- cate h ig h w a y 99 south o f the
in 1961 S e w er d is tr ic t No. 46
load is past, in co m in g m a il "is
th a t m ost o f the s e rvice clu b s G eorge S e nn a tt, P h il George, la rs He added th a t th e th re e Rogue riv e r ,
bypassing
G o ld is to have a to ta l o f $2,401.94
ju s t g e ttin g sta rted real good,”
lig h ts w o u ld h e lp th e hazardous H i ll w ith a fiv e -m ile s tre tc h o f in bonds issued, and p a v in g d is ­
had been contacted
and
the ; and R alp h H ooper.
V a il said
area and serve as an e xa m p le n ew h ig h w a y
d riv e was now c o n c e n tra tin g on
tr ic ts Nos. 12, 14, and 15 are to
It is expected th a t m ost de­
_________ _ •
to th e c itiz e n s o f w h a t th e p ro ­
people c o m in g d o w n to w n to do
h
ave
$13,409.44
issued.
T he
liv e rie s a r r iv in g in the loca l
The b lo od bank m o b ile u n it th e ir shopping.
posed fu tu re lig h tin g system
c o u n c il v o te d to se ll th e to ta l
l>ost o ffic e Sunday w ill be de w ill be in A s h la n d to receive
w o u ld b rin g
A t th e same m eeting, C ol P
a m o u n t o f b o th issues a t p a r
liv e re d C h ristm a s day,
w h ile general c o m m u n ity d on atio ns I l W a te rb u ry com m ended the
F re d T a y lo r, the new b udget
v a lu e to th e
C em etery T ru s t
a n y th in g a r r iv in g D ecem ber 25 som etim e in A p r il,
D r T H J u n io r C ha m b e r o f C om m erce
re c to r, said “ w e don’t k n o w
fu n d
w ill be d e liv e re d the fo llo w in g S chutte, A sh lan d re p re s e n ta tiv e fo r th e ir a ction. He d e fin e d the
E m il K ro e g e r m ade a re p o rt
P e rm its fo r log h a u lin g o ver fo r sure h o w w e stand on the
fo r the Jackson co u n ty c o m m it­
day
sh ou ld w a it u n til
to the c ity c o u n c il on A s h la n d ’s
Jackson
c o u n ty roads w i ll be b u d g e t— w e
cia l fa c ilitie s w ere in s ta ll tee, re p o rte d yesterday
re q u ire d a fte r
J a n u a ry 1, ac­ M a y .” M a y o r S ta n s b u ry second­
T he m a rg in betw een re p u b li- w a te r system A m o n g others, he
ed in the post o ffic e p rio r to the
D r S ch u tte stated th a t the
c
o
rd
in
g
to
an
ann
ou nce m e n t by ed T a y lo r ’ s fe e lin g s w hen he can
and
d e m o c ra tic reg istra - re co m m en d ed th a t th e base ra te
heavy rush and betw een 15 and m o b ile u n it w o u ld be at S o u th ­
the c o u n ty c o u rt last S a tu rd a y . cast the d e c id in g vote. T a y lo r tio n s is w id e n in g b y “ d e fa u lt" f o r sewage disposal be raised
IB e x tra em ployees have been ern O regon c o lle ge
the
firs t
also m e n tio n e d
th e
expected t h ^ w eek as th e c o u n ty c le r k ’s fr o m
25 cents to 50 cents a
T he new o rd e r states th a t no
added d u rin g the past w eek in week in F e b ru a ry
to receive
cost o f h o s p ita l re p a irs and o th ­ o ffic e th ro w s o u t nam es o f those m o n th to m ake i t possible to
logs,
poles
o
r
p
ilin
g
s
h
a
ll
be
o rd e r to speed d e live rie s.
tu d e n t d on atio ns. He c o n tin u e d
e r necessities. H e added. “ No- w h o have fa ile d
to
v o te the increase the ca p a c ity
of
th e
m oved on co u n ty roads w ith o u t
As a convenience to the p ub ­ th a t d o n o rs in th e 18 to 21
past tw o years.
p la n t. H e also suggested th a t
th e w r itte n perm ission o f th e
lic, the post o ffic e w ill be open b ra c k e t m ust have th e ir par
O v e r 2,000 names have been T ID w a te r be used in th e p a rk
The L io n s c lu b a n n u a l c h il­ c o u n ty c o u rt
C o u n ty com m is­
a ll Ja y th is S a tu rd ay.
ent's release to p a rtic ip a te in
d ro p p e d fro m th e r o lls in the f o r ir r ig a tin g
the
la w n s and
d re n's C h ris tm a s p a rty was held sioners said th e
r u lin g
was
the donations.
e lim in a tio n process. T h e ra tio c ity w a te r be used in th e fo u n -
Tuesday n ig h t at th e E lk s d in ­ necessary “ in
th e
in te re s t o f
"N o b o d y need fe a r the g iv ­ ing ro o m w ith
o f d em ocrats to re p u b lic a n s be- ta in s and to ile ts.
112 A s h la n d sa fety and fo r th e p ro te c tio n o f
ing o f b lo o d ,” ’ D r S ch u tte s ta t­ yo un gste rs present as guests o f
in g d ro p p e d is a p p ro x im a te ly 4 '
M a y o r S ta n s b u ry com m ended
th e c o u n ty roads” and to p re ­
ed. “ T h e re is no pain o r fu n d a ­
to 5, th u s g iv in g a s lig h t in- C o u n cilm a n K ro e g e r on h is fin e
the c lu b
v e n t damage to th e roads.
m ental d is c o m fo rt
fro m
such
crease to th e re p u b lic a n lead in ■ jo b as co u n c ilm a n . K ro e g e r,
L io n s c lu b m em bers m et at
P e rm its w ill be issued by the
1 an a c tio n ," he said.
c o u n ty .
w
ho w
ill ----------«
be re p ---------
la ce d b - y A r th u r
5 p m. to a rra n g e and decorate c o u n ty e ng in ee r’s o ffic e in ac­
------
-----
M e d fo rd . Dec 20— ■The
T he U
Un n i t - ' th e KT VUUIUJ,
Dr. S ch utte. M rs. Sam M c­ the ta ble s fo r th e tu rk e y d in n e r,
P r io r to th e gen eral e le c tio n K re is m a n on J a n u a ry 1, stated
ed
States
a
ir
fo
rce
has
no
plans
cordance w ith p ro v is io n s
con­
th a t “ I can c h e e rfu
N a ir, C ol P B W a te rb u ry , and w h ic h s ta rte d a t 6 p m . F o llo w ­
f lly say th a t
T he board o f d ire c to rs o f the
ta in e d in the state m o to r v e h ic le fo r the use o f th e C am p W h ite in N o v e m b e r re p u b lic a n s le d by “ ‘
s e rv in g on th e c o u n c il has been
1 V ern A tha na s a tte nd ed a meet- ing th e d in n e r and th e app ea r­
1.503
e
lectors.
T
h
is
lead
m
ay
ex­
area
here
and
the
a
rm
y
and
law s. C o u n ty E n g in e e r P a ul
A shland Y M C A announced its
tig o l the Jackson co u n ty asso­ ance o f Santa C hius, the c h il­
a ple asu re and e du ca tio n ; a n y
R y n n in g said issuance o f such n avy, w h ile s t ill s tu d y in g the ceed 1,900 w h e n fin a l ta b u la ­
plans th is w eek fo r lo ca l p a rti
tim e th a t I am ca lle d upon I
c ia tio n
ye ste rd a y in M e d fo rd d re n w e re show n a m o v ie and
tio
n
s
are
co
m
pleted,
w
o
rk
e
rs
p
o
s
s
ib
ility
o
f
re
h
a
b
ilita
tin
g
the
p e rm its has been a u th o riz e d by
c ip a tio n in the 100th a n n iv e r­
w i l l be gla d to w o r k .” K ro e g e r
H a ro ld Jackson
o f P o rtla n d each rece ive d an orange b efo re
said.
fo
rm
e
r
a
rm
y
base,
have
n
ot
y
e
t
the state fo r some tim e , b ut no
sa ry year, 1951, o f the fo u n d in g
is one o f th e appointees to th e
gave a ta lk on the h is to ry o f the the p a rty closed. T he a ffa ir was
p e rm its have been re q u ire d in reached a decision.
o f th e ir o rg a n iza tio n .
b u d g e t c o m m itte e b y the m ayo r.
n a tio n a l blood m ovem ent
o ve r by 8 p m . so th a t those w ho Jackson
___
_____„
T his
in fo rm a tio n
was
re-
co u n ty ............
in the ,------
past
S pecial events o f a ll Y M C A
M a y o r S ta n sb u ry th a n k e d th e
to
c o u ld
a tte n d the
It was p o in te d out th a t when w ished
R y n n in g pointed o u t th a t th e | leased here to d a y
by
M ayor
groups w i ll fe a tu re observance
c o u n c il fo r its fin e co o p e ra tio n
"E
v
e
n
in
g
o
f
C
h
ris
tm
a
s
M
u
s
ic
"
tin
blo
od
u
n
it
a
rriv
e
s
in
A
sh
­
new p e rm its should n ot be con- D iam on d * L . F ly n n a fte r a te le ­
o f the ce n te n n ia l ye a r
The
,in the la st fe w m onths. H e also
a day
are at th e ju n io r h ig h school.
fused w ith PUC p e rm its w h ic h phone c o n v e rs a tio n w ith Sen
local g ro u p plans to increase a ll land 240 people
expressed h is a p p re c ia tio n to a ll
Lee
Johnson
was
general
needed
w
h
ile
th
e
/u
n
it
is
in
o
p
­
M
orse
in
W
ashington.
are
issued
by
the
state.
T
he
new
types o f m em be rsh ip to a to ta l
W ayne
th e people in te re ste d enough to
c
h
a
irm
a
n
o
f
th
e
p
a
rty
.
Those
e
ra
tio
n
.
It
can
h
a
n
dle
one
p
e
r­
p e rm its a ffe c t o n ly h a u lin g on M orse said he was c o n fe rrin g
o f 000 fo r the ye a r T he m em ­
M o re ra in and lo w e r tem pera- a t t encj the
c o u n c il’s m eetings.
on a r­ c o u n ty roads, he e x p la in e d .
e v e ry
15 m in utes, D r. w ho w o rk e d w ith h im
« • ««
«•
1 »
In ln r
»-*
in n
. _
.«
« .
w ith a rm y and n a v y o ffic ia ls tu re
b ership d riv e w ill be a p a rt o f son
s are
in
sto re la
te r i in
the He said
th
a
t
th e c o u n c il w o u ld
rangem ents w ere Gene A llis o n ,
H a u le rs w ho w i ll be a ffe cted and expected to re ce ive m ore w eek, a c c o rd in g to forecasts by
the P a c ific coast m em bers en­ S ch u tte said.
' “ end ea vor to m ake 1951 an o u t­
D r. S ch u tte said th a t he in ­ candy; R oland P a rk s and V e rn by the r u lin g are to m ake a p p li­ d e fin ite w o rd
on the m a tte r the U.S. weather
ro llm e n t w eek, Jan. 28 to Feb.
bureau in s ta n d in g ye a r in e v e ry respect.’’
S
o
u
th
w
o
rth
,
p
ro
g
ra
m
;
Joe
Fad-
tended
to
c
a
ll
a
m
eeting
s
h
o
rtly
—
c
a
tio
n
to
the
co
u
n
ty
c
o
u
rt
The
4. 1951
m o m e n ta rily .
Medford.
Ben
and
p e rm it fee is $5. Copies o f the
The a nn ua l m eeting o f the a fte r C h ris tm a s w ith A lle n Me e r> tra n s p o rta tio n :
W estern O re g o n ’s fo re cast fo r
W idespread in te re s t
in
the
n ew re g u la tio n
w ith
in s tru c ­ p o s s ib ility o f re b u ild in g th e th e p e rio d e n d in g S u nd a y is fo r
association w ill in stig a te a ll the Gee, M rs. Sam M c N a ir, and C ol L o m b a rd , in v ita tio n s
It was announced
th a t
the tio n s f o r a p p lic a tio n w ill soon
pro gram s
A special p ro g ra m P B W a te rb u ry in o rd e r to per
huge ca n to n m e n t was aroused h e a v y p re c ip ita tio n w ith re c u r­
w ill be presented at th is m eet­ feet a m ore d e fin ite co m m itte e c lu b w i ll not m eet n e x t w eek be issued to haulers.
here last w eek w he n tw o separ­ r in g ra in s . T e m p e ra tu re s, w h ic h
due to th e C h ris tm a s h o lid a y .
in g u n d e r the d ire c tio n o f the o rg a n iz a tio n in A shland.
ate a rm y in sp e ctio n team s v is it­ have been above n o rm a l, are
The
n
e
x
t
m
ee
tihg
w
ill
be
J
a
n
u
­
fo llo w in g co m m itte e m em bers:
A n o th e r c o u n ty m e e tin g w ill
ed the area to in v e s tig a te p h y ­ expected to d ro p b y th e end o f
Mrs. H e n ry M etz, Ja ke W e itze l, be held in M e d fo rd . J a n u a ry 4. a ry 3.
the w ee k.
sical fa c ilitie s s t ill le ft there.
In the clu b 's c u rre n t m e m b e r­
and K e nneth Jones.
S upt. R. B. P a rr, T a le n t, and
•i' the Jackson hotel.
T he n o rth e rn C a lifo rn ia fo re ­
B oth M orse and C ongressm an
ship
d
riv
e
,
John
Reed's
team
,
A rra n g e m e n ts have also been
cast fo r th e same p e rio d calls tw o o the rs le ft last M o n d a y fo r
W
a
lte
r
N
o
rb
la
d
,
o
f
O
reg
on
’s
ca lle d
the
"D o n k e y S erenad­
made b y the board fo r the an­ K IW A N IS D A TES C H A N G E D
, .v.,
>«.»
f rs t congressional d is tric
t, fa
v ­ f ° r occasional ra in o v e r m ost o f Salem w h e re th e y are to con­
e s , ” c o n tin u e to lead o v e r the
n ua l e le ctio n o f new mem ber«
o f an a rm y I th e area F rid a y th ro u g h Sunday fe r w ith fe d e ra l o ffic ia ls con­
o
r
e
stab
lish
m
en
t
The
sale
o
f
the
A
s
h
la
n
d
D
a
ily
T lie A sh la n d
K iw a n is c lu b team led by R oland P a rks The
to the board o f d ire c to rs
The
in O rc i’ on a s | a n ^ te m p e ra tu re s n ea r n o rm a l.
c e rn in g m oney g ra n ts fo r school
T id in g s to M r and M rs G ra h a m cam p som ew here
e le ction w ill
he som etim e in w ill h o ld its n e x t tw o m eetings cam paign w ill c o n tin u e d u rin g
spokes- b u ild in g purposes.
T he w e a th e r burea u
an
a
lte
rn
a
tiv
e
to
e
xpansion
of
M.
Dean.
Reno,
N
evada,
was
an­
the
m
o
n
th
o
f
J
a
n
u
a
ry
,
accord
m b e r 27
Ja n u a ry w ith seven
vacancies W ednesday neon, D.
T iie g ra n ts are a v a ila b le in
I . m an e x p la in e d th a t a sto rm
nounced last M onday by G eorge th e present F t. L e w is post
Io be fille d . In clu d e d
In
the and J a n u a ry 3, at R oberts Cafe, ing to Don L e w is , L io n s p re s i­
a m o u n t o f $800 p e r c h ild to
ff the A laska th
city of Medford, accord front fo rm in g o .......................
— e —
M
G
reen,
p
u
b
lish
e
r.
dent.
clu b
lis t o f candidates are M rs E
1 a ccordin g to Ed B a rn e tt,
w he re
10 per
¡ng
to
M
a
y
o
r
F
ly
n
n
,
is
pre
pa
re
d
coast
is
expe
cted
here
F
rid
a
y
o
r
school
d is tric ts
G
reen,
w
ho
has
been
m
anager
N ew
m em bers
w ho
have
S ohler,
M rs
T he lm a Reeder. president. The d a t e s w ere
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
.
cent
o
f
th
e
paren
ts
are
under
o f th e
A sh lan d P r in tin g com to go along w ith the a rm e d ser­
Sherm an H ad ley. R. A. H ern- changed since th»' c lu b ’s re g u ­ jo in e d the c lu b since the d riv e
V a lle y o rc h a rd is ts
, Icon' ' e ith e r d ire c t o r in d ir t t govem-
vices
regardless
o
f
the
decision
pany
fo
r
the
last
26
years,
w
ill
opened
are
Dan
B
u
lk
ly
,
D
r.
B
ill
la r m ee ting dates f a ll on C h ris t-
d ob le r, E w a ld Bnsshard. R. '
the p rospect o f c o o le r w ea th er, m ent c o n tra c t
Sam pson,
K.
N elson D anion, tu rn o ve r the business to the o, ,v reach A ll possible assist­
i 1 and N ew Y e a r’s.
M cF a rla ne . E d w a rd W N e ls n .
Besides P a rr, those m a k in g
ance w i ll be o ffe re d , he said, i f n p c e n t m ild te m p e ra tu re s have
Deans on Jan. 1. 1 1 1
Ir
v
in
g
N
elson,
Joe
Engh,
Joe
Dan B u c k le y . R obert B. Rein-
■ i r ed u i'seasonal g ro w th
and the jo u rn e y to S alem are S upt.
a
n
y
b
ra
nch
o
f
the
se
rvice
de-
Sole
o
w
n
e
rs
h
ip
o
f
the
p
ap
er
h o ld t. Jean E b e rh a rt, G iles A. : "If you tell the truth. y< 1 R ooney, C laren ce W i g g e n s,
v i l l reside in the ' new p u b ­ cides the post is needed in the b u d d in g on some trees, th e y re- ta le . Eagle P o in t and S u pt.
G reen, J. D W o o d w o rth , and d o n 't have to re m em be r a n y ­ John H a m ilto n , Ed Oaks. M. L .
p o rt.
Je v itt, C e n tra l P o in t.
defense e ffo rt
lishers
W rig h t, and C. A. Ir w in
t h in g "
M a rk T w a in .
P. D. H utchinso n.
Operation Signup Sets 1,000 Goal
■ ■ Bfe. ■ ■ ■ ■ 4
To Visit in April
County to Require
Log Haul Permits
GOP Lead Grows
On County Rolls
Lions Club Holds
Children's Party
Camp White
Still UnderStudy
YMCA to Observe
Centennial Year
Cooler and Rain
Is A rea’ Forecast
a
Sale of Tidings
Effective Jan. 1
m
a
Superintendents
Study Federal
School Grants