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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1950)
IC PAGE-MGHT SOUTHEAN OREGON NEWS REVIEW Rebekahs and Odd Fellows Christmas Party Tonight lo n g e r Named on Grizzlies Sport Five Hoop Wins Court INS All-Slate II THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1030 HARKING LIGHTS IN FOG PROVE FATAL County Farmer« Select HMA Committee Member« The Odd Fellows and Re Drivers Beware! Use of park* A three-man committee has Jerry Langer. Ashland high's bekahs will have a joint Christ ' mg lights for foggy driving re been selected by Jackson county Police Court mas party tonight, December 21. rugged fullback, has made an sulted in death during the farmer» to formulate and ad other all-state football selection James A. Grey, drinking in minister the federal agricultural •t 8 p.m. The Ashland high Grizzlies month of November. public place, held in jail, bail are riding high on a five game The fatality, reported by program during 1951 Already appearing on the All members, their families $15 David Lowry, Phoenix, Glenn and guests are invited to attend United Press first team selec ; winning streak with no losses Capt. Walter Lansing, head of Smith, Jacksonville, and George the state's truffle safety divi Noble C. Wytcherly. driving this seuson So far they have and enjoy the evening The tion, his recent addition is the while under influence of intoxi mude 232 points to their oppon sion resulted when a ear which Loftin, Sums Valley, were nam party will begin following the International News Service's was passing another vehicle ed to represent county furiners eating drink, fine $125 and 30 ents' 174. regular Odd Fellows meeting selection conducted by the Ore- Majorette League days in jail. crashed head-on into an oncom , participating in the production 1 gon Journal The Grizzlies began their ing car which was using only Its *nd marketing administration at 7:30. Ronald Walker, no operators Newbry's 33 23 Langer scored 106 points in 1050-51 season with Eagle parking lights in the fog Ac- program 32 24 license, bail $5. Each person coming is asked eight games for an average of Steakhouse Point In this opener they start cording to Lansing, the driver Til«« committee will draw up 26 30 Luther W Nichols, public in ed in rather ragged fashion but of the passing car could only I acreage allotments, marketing to bring an inexpensive gift, 13 2 points a game He has been Bosshard Plasa 21 35 toxication. held in jail over ended in a breeze with 57 not over 30 cents, for the gift an Ashland resident since 1045 see the oncoming vehicle when «>»<1 crop quotas and determine Steakhouse won three from night. bail $15. points against the losers* 34. it was directly in front of him I Price supports for the county exchange Santa Claus will pre He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Plaza cafe, and Newbry Orch Weldon E Bundock, operat Mulhullond of Eagle Point was side over the gift exchange and Lester L Langer. 39 Manzanita This is just one example,” | ards and Bosshard Lumber split ing motor bike without a li high for the game with 19 treats A short program will i street Eugene Austin Ritzlnger, sea- Lansing said, "of whut driving two and two Gerry Bridges had points. Forward Jerry Langer with parking also be presented Langer's brother Louie placed high game of 173 and the high cense, bail $5. man recruit, USN, 123 Hersey lights can lead to Orville E Hale, no operators was high for the Ashlandltes Other motorists cannot sec you street, Ashland, recently com Each Rebekah is reminded to , on the 1947 Shrine all-star series of 459 Edith Stockstill with 11 counters. bring a tea towel for the show game team It is believed that picked the 2-7 split. Gerry license, bail $5 until they are almost upon you. pleted recruit training at the Max I. Sessions, driving mo j Langer will make this same breeze almost ran and further, you cannot sec the Naval Training center, San er for the Rebekah’s kitchen. Bridges the 5-10 and 4-5-7, tor vehicle on Lithia park lawn, out Ashland's of wind against the touch highway clearly.” Diego. Calif. Members and guests arriving team along with his teammate Gayle Morris the 3-10, Phyllis citel Coquille Red Devils With each before 8 p.m. should meet in Dick Smith Rltzinger is now availuhle for Hollingsworth the 3-4, and Mas Robenson, no operators | club sinking 15 field shots, the the dining room until that time. assignment to a fleet unit or to Eileen Eaton the 5-7. license, bail $5. difference was made at the vio VANDALS DESTROY K eglerette League one of the Navy's specialized Wilmer W. Wiley, charged lation circle when Ashland Rules are necessary in the HEALTH CONFERENCE schools for training Carter's Produce 42 14 with careless driving in com I WINDOWS. LIGHTS made 10 out of 18 attempts and game of football. They are even The regular monthly child Palace cafe 31 25 plaint filed by Charles Gable the Red Devils canned only nine more necessary on the highway, health conference with Dr A. Trites C offee 29 27 A rampage of vandalism which Lawrence C. Presley, no op out ot the same number of trys. because the final score may be Erin Merkel in charge will be Omar's 10 46 erators license, fine $7 50 stai ted early . . last Friday morn _ „ ----- Quarter scores put Ashland ; death in an accident held today at I p.m. in the Wo Carter's Produce won three and res\1,tvd resulted in »mashed smashed ■ Ralph G Egger. improper ahead at every period 11 to 1« j ing i- men’s Civic club house. P I t to 17. and 31 to 25 ’ bghts, will ' from Omar’s and Trite's Coffee I muffler, fine $3 J. Stationery Supplies Attendance will be by ap took four from the Palace cafe . . . bring the maximum penalty to Royal Staley, illegal parking, at the New3 Review pointinent. Lydia Crowson had the high bail $1. h / ne’‘t con,cst the Bears those responsible, according to tLkin^d »KOOdB.dei.enS« t‘ Play by PohCe Chlei Vern Sm,,h series with 526 and the high V . Jack O. Hausetter. violation game of 203. Mary Sorenson of basic rule, fine $25 , Smi,h ”, * picked the 3-10 split, Helen Gene Hugo, parked in cross a field goal the first half and d° ' i ’ Werc br° ken L't,"a I Sinko the 3-10 and 4-5. and walk, bail $1 enued the second period tra b windows I Ruby Buerkle the 6-7-10 Bertha L Godden, driving uig by the score of 24 to 3 A - brok^ c,ty warehouse, Major League motor vehicle while under In though they hit for 20 the sec- two .s*re' ‘ destroyed, the I» Selby's 43 17 fluence of intoxicating liquor, ond half, they lost 38 to 23 windshield of the city street I May Song and Laughter O'Bleness 39 21 fine $125. 30-day jail sentence Mulhoiinr.^ i “ cleaner smashed and windows I And Music be Yours scorer Ti1 nd’ Was high bruken ‘he Christian Scien-1 Peter's 76 21 39 suspended. This Christmas Day! I Magnolia 17 43 » u i * game- wa* tist church Damage at the \ d, ° by the tlght basket church was estimated at $35 Selby’s are the winners for I Don’s Radio Service pinchers from Ashland His the first half. They won three Justice Court 41 | Main ’* • All damage was caused ____ by I Free copy ef Journal to first five customers ★ from Peter's Union 76 while Ralph Paul Morgan, larceny teammate. Cattameh, hit for rock-throwing. Smith said EVERY morning. e « l« l * l« l » « 4 r t « u » is r u r u r i seven to take team honors. O'Bleness Motors won four from of an automobile, cited. Grizzly center Dick Smith led Magnolia. Buster Forney roiled Sebastian Chaeon, oblitera Five gallons gas FREE if we don't wash your ★ tion of an ear mark on an ani the victors with 11 points windshield. 1 Hansen had the high game of mal, cited. The fourth game found the È 220 Russell Chambers, no opera boys from Ashland using a Classic League height advantage to take the Save 5c a gallon if you guess with I/lfl gal. what tors license, cited. ★ Royal Crown your tank will hold. 43 17 Grover DeWitte Atchley, no Vernonia Loggers 42 to 27. Big Caton's 30 30 clearance lights, cited. Jerry Langer scored 17 points Tiny's to lead the victors Crowston 28 32 Marshall-Wells 19 41 was high for the losers with STOP AND SAVE nine markers. Royal Crown is the winner Dr, Taylor Describes for the first half. It took three In the last contest the Grizz at from Tiny’s Body shop, and Golden Spike Ceremony lies had their toughest test of Caton's Garage won four from The story of the driving of ‘he season when they faced the Marshall-Wells. Buster Forney the golden spike in Ashland, highly-touted c Scappoose • - ------------ Indi rolled the high series of 592, connecting rail lines from Port ans, last year’s district 14 and Red Waldrup the high land and San Francisco, was re champs In addition to our wide selection of watches, we game of 227. Jack Calley picked lated for members of the Ki- In this nip-and-tuck battle have a beautiful assortment of costume jewelry. the 5-10 split. Bud Curtis and wanis club at their meeting the Indians managed to lead in Mart Hansen the 5-7, Red Wald Monday noon by Dr Arthur S. the first quarter 18 to 11. Ash $2.50 to $25.00 rup 9-10, Jack Eaton 4-10, Hoy Taylor, professor of history at land roared back to lead at 1303 N. Riverside Medford, Oregon Nidener, George Sikes, Virgil Southern -----halftime 31 college. to 26 When the Oregon Larimore and Fritz Koester the Dr. Taylor described the cere- final buzzer sounded the Grizz OPEN FRIDAY & SA TIR DAY EVENINGS 3-10. and Karl Johnson the 3-10 mony — which was held in Ash- ! lies had outscored the Indians and 3-6-8. land on Dec. 17, 1887 and at 55 to 51. George Hinkhouse of For your late shopping convenience. American League tended by townspeople, digni the Indian squad pivoted from Tanker’s 42 18 taries from Oregon and Califor his forward position for 23 Elks 28 32 nia and railroad officials points to lead all scorers Dick Wiley and Reinholdt 26 34 He also quoted from speeches Smith countered for Ashland to Lininger's 24 36 ox the occasion which was des lead his teammates with 17 Tanker's finished the first tined to make the city an early- With 17 more games to go. WATCH and CLOCK REPAIR half in first place. They won dav rail center. ' the Ashland hoopsters will pin. "Next to the Mart” three from Lininger's while \shland Myrtle Point next on Friday, Phone 7131 Wiley and Heinholdt won three from the Elks. Gene Morris O’HARRA NAMED NEW December 22. at Myrtle Point Time Payments May Be Arranged The next home game will be rolled 572 for the high series December 29 with the same JAYCEE PRESIDENT and Bob Winebarger 211 for the team, high game. Tommy Laird pick The Ashland Junior Chamber ed the 5-10, Dick Westerfield of Commerce held its annual and Ken Malone the 3-10, and flection last week John Drake the 5-6. The newly elected officers are Bob O’Harra, president; Phil George, first vice-presi dent; Dick Scott, second vice- president; Don Nimrod, (re elected) secretary, and Craig Mayfield (reelected) treasurer. Jackson county’s r e c e n t The officers will announce chicken pox epidemic appar appointment of members of the ently moved from Talent last j board of directors at the Christ week to Medford, where 11 mas party next Thursday night. cases occurred, according to the The newly elected officers weekly report of the county will assume their duties on Jan- health department. No cases I uary 1. were reported in Talent for the same period Ashland reported one case of scarlet fever and one case of pneumonia Other communi cable diseases reported to the health office included three cases of scarlet fever and one case of Vincents agina in Med ford and one case of mumps in Shady Cove. - - — • r » its x l J _______I I I . w U llllU .1 l a —- . . — lu ll ___ j I CRAZY SW AYZE S 3 STAR PLAN - T IM E L Y T I P S SANCAS ASSOCIATED Swayze Service S h e ld o n f/ziuelsuf, Medford Reports Eleven Pox Cases Sandoe Renamed to Direct Shakespeare Next Season Ideal for bedroom, kitchen, all rooms! 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