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WEEKLY REVIEW
Camp White
Definitely On
'Standby Basis'
Libr, ary
NEWS REVIEW
V O L. X V II. No. IS
O ffic ia l ch a rts o f re ta il beef
c e ilin g p rice s w ill be posted in
m eat
shops
th ro u g h o u t
the
c o u n try on June 25
The date fo r p ostin g c e ilin g
prices is a w eek la te r th an pre
v io u s ly announced and was fin
a lly selected as the date to al
lo w fo r la s t-m in u te p ric e r e v i­
sions and d is trib u tio n
H ou sew ives can re fe r to the
p ric e charts, w h ic h
m ust be
posted by b u tch e rs in a re u d ily
v is ib le place, to be sure th ey
pay no m ore than the
c e ilin g
p ric e fo r beef set fo r th is area
A pparel Regulations
P r u c tlc a lly a ll types o f m en ’s,
w o m e n ’s, c h ild re n ’s and in fa n t’s
a pp arel are b ro u g h t u n d e r ap­
p a re l m a n u fa c tu re rs c e i l i n g
p rice re g u la tio n s
P urpose o f the
new reguln
tio n . w h ic h m a n u fa c tu re rs m ust
c o m p ly w ith by A u g u s t IS, is to
r o ll back a n y cost m a rg in s th a t
m ay have been w id e n e d since
p re -K o re a n days and restore
n o rm a l cost-price re la tio n s h ip s
In a d d itio n to m ost k in d s o f
g a rm e n ts and u n d e rw e a r,
the
re g u la tio n c o n tro ls
prices
on
b a th in g suits, handbags, neck
w ear, scarves, e a rm u ffs , g a rte r
s u p p o rte rs, h at bodies and o th e r
item s im p o rta n t in th e fa m ily
budget
Lum bar Prices Eyed
"T a ilo r-m a d e ”
O PS
p r ic e
re g u la tio n s
a ffe c tin g
D ouglas
f i r lu m b e r. logs and poles w ere
d ra fte d in P o rtla n d lust week
E v e n tu a lly ,
separate
re g u la ­
tio n s g o v e rn in g these* p ro du cts
C o n tin u e d on Page F o u r
o
D is tric t No. 5’s school b u d g e t by
a vote o f 138 to 22 last M onday
A t the sami* tim e , tw o u no p ­
posed d ire c to rs , H u ro ld Thom as
and M rs J im Busch w ere e le c t­
ed fo r a fiv e und fo u r y e a r te rm ,
re s p e c tiv e ly ,
to
the
school
board T h e re w ere six scattered
w rite -in votes.
A p p ro v e d $165.100
T ile
vo te
a p p ro ve d
$185.-
100 28 w h ic h was o v e r the 8 per
cent increase
lim ita tio n
The
to ta l tax le v y w ill be $324.028.
Since the la w does n ot ta ke
in to a ccou nt increased
v a lu a ­
tio n and in fla tio n a r y costs as
fa r as tin* base is concerned, it
w ill be m a n y years b e fo re the
school d is tric ts in O regon w ill
have bases th a t w i ll a lle v ia te
th e vote,
school
a u th o ritie s
stated
Am endm ent to Come
F u rth e r, to rem ed y th is s itu ­
a tio n , i t was p o in te d o u t th a t
th e stute le g is la tu re at its last
session voted to re fe r a c o n s ti­
tu tio n a l
a m e nd m e nt
to t h e
people in N o v e m b e r o f 1952.
The a m e n d m e n t p ro v id e s th a t
a new ta x base m ay be set fo r
the state o r any s u b d iv is io n by
a m a jo r ity v o te o f the le g a l v o t­
ers at a n y re g u la r e le c tio n . T h is
w o u ld e lim in a te , school a u th o r i­
ties say. th e necessity o f an an­
n u a l e le c tio n on the budget.
S chool o ffic ia ls w e re pleased
w ith th e n u m b e r o f people th a t
tu rn e d o u t fo r th ey fe lt th a t a
re p re s e n ta tiv e vote was secured.
Horse Racing
Celebration
P lans fo r a gala J u ly 4 th cele­ Rodeo, 16 Events
T he e ig h th annual rodeo and
b ra tio n sponsored by th e Ash
lan d R id in g association are p ro ­ horse races w ill s ta rt at 2 p m
ceeding ahead w ith f u l l steam , and features
16 events
The
a cc o rd in g
to
W illia m B riggs, events a nd th e ir c h a irm e n f o l­
g e n e ra l c h a irm a n
lo w ; g ra n d parade e n try , H B
U p to date, n in e o rg a n iz a tio n s Enders; bare back broncs, L . A
w ill have flo a ts in the parade. A n d e rso n , todies pleasure horse
T h e y are F o r tm ille r ’s d e p a rt­ race, C. B H a rris o n .
C a lf
ro p in g ,
fir s t
section,
m e n t store, N e w b ry ’s O rcha rds,
m en’s saddle
A s h la n d
M o v in g and Storage, L o w e ll F o w le r:
A s h la n d P T A , A s h la n d K iw a n is tiorse race, Ray Ramsey: saddle
c lu b , A sse m bly o f God ch u rc h , b ro n c rid in g . Ed E d w a rd s; q u a r­
S o ro p tim is t c lu b , R oya i N e ig h ­ te r horse r ic e , Joe Jessel; w ild
b o rs o f A m e ric a , and th e C andy cow r id in g , Tom Ramsey: t r a il­
race, Dave K e rr;
K id s u n d e r
the
d ire c tio n o f e r lo a d in g
g ra n d special event, n a tio n a lly
M rs. C ordo va
k n o w n W a rd W e lls and his
M edford Firm s Donate
tra in e d h o rfc
A n u m b e r o f M e d fo rd firm s
B a re b a ck broncs, second sec­
' have a lre a d y donated
$25 to
the c e le b ra tio n fu n d and m on- tio n , L . A . A n de rson ; p on y e x­
are expected. T he y a re F lu h r- press race, V ic S te w a rt; saddle
i-r’s bakeries,
L in in g e r 's Sand b ro n c r id in g . Ed E dw ards; w ild
V e rn o n F o w le r;
and G ra v e l co m p an y, B e ck's co w m ilk in g ,
b a k e ry , Ja ckson C o u n ty F ed er­ h ot b lo o d race, Joe Jessel and
second
section,
al S avings and L oa n association, c; 11 ro p in g ,
L o w e ll F o w le r
E vergreen bus line s
M e d fo rd C on cre te and C on­ $75, Top Purse
T o p m o n e y fo r the races is in
s tru c tio n co m p an y, Jorgensen’s
d a iry p ro d u cts, O regon-N evada th e saddle bro nc r id in g e ven t
C a lifo rn ia fast fre ig h t. Mason- w ith a $75 purse s p lit th re e
(50-30-20).
B are
back
E h rm a n
com pany.
P ie rce w ays
and c a lf ro p in g
F re ig h t lines. S o u th e rn O regon b ro n c r id in g
D is trib u to rs and th e G ran ge Co­ fo llo w w ith tr ip le - s p lit purses
o p e ra tiv e
S u p p ly
located
at I o f $50 each. Each o f the o th e r
events h ave $20 purses, except
C e n tra l P o in t.
G e n e ra l C h a irm a n B rig g s n o t­ ? t r a ile r lo a d in g w h ic h has a $10
ed th a t M e d fo rd has no fo rm a l ' p rize .
Independence d ay c e le b ra tio n
O ffic ia ls to r the
races are
and is h e lp in g th e A s h la n d ob­ B o b R e in h o ld t. a nn ou nce r; W il­
servance by cash donations.
lia m
S te w a rt. W illia m
B y rd ,
and
H o w a rd H olm es, p a rk in g ;
J a c k Y o un g ,
arena
gatem an;
B ob L y tle , arena boss;
C lyde
C aton, A r c h
B a rk s d a le , and
D ave K e r r, e ntrie s
V c m T hom as and Don G ett-
lin g , race s ta rte rs :
H ugh B a r­
ro n and one o th e r selected by
the
contestants, judges; Ebe
h a n d to ta k e care o f im m e d ia te D u n n , H a r o ld ^ M e rr ill. and L. E.
Edm onds, fla g m e n ; C ly d e Ca­
fu tu re needs
T he c ity 's
e m e rg en cy
fu n d to n and one o th e r to be selected
has a M a y e n d in g balance o f by the contestants, tim e rs ; P h il
$2,894 04 A t th e end o f A p r il
C o n tin u e d on Page E ig h t
Ashland’s Financial
Condition Clarified
Single Copy Sc
T H U R S D A Y . J U N E 21. 1951
S ta n s b u ry and c o u n ty s h e r iff’s
o ffic e rs , p o lic in g .
T om R am sey, B o b M ille r , J im
B e ll, Ed E d w ards, chutes; A n d y
A n de rson , L o v e ll Ferns, and C.
B H a rris o n , w ra n g lin g ; and the
ladies o f th e r id in g association
w ill be in charge o f u she rin g
and tic k e t sales
A d m issio n is $1.50 fo r re­
served seats. $1.00 fo r general
adm ission, and c h ild re n ’ s adm is­
sion is 25 cents.
Cherry Problem
Solved: Can 'Em
Summer is
leumen In . . .
A summer d itty w ritten
around 1250 A .D . by some­
body not wishing to adm it his
name:
Sumer is ic u m tn in.
Lhude sing cuccu!
G row eth sed. and bloweth
med.
And Springth the wude nu—
Sing cuccu!
Cuckoo is right! Anyhow,
summer is a cornin' in—-don't
you feel it?
Golf Course Play
To Begin July 4
P lans fo r the o pe ning o f A s h ­
O ut-of-state c h e rry lo v e rs o l la n d ’s p u b lic g o lf
course
on
o u r s o u th e rn
O regon
bra nd , J u ly 4
w ere
announced th is
C a lifo rn ia s p e c ific a lly , can s t ill w eek b y m em bers o f O ak K n o ll
ta ke back c h e rrie s i f th e y fo l­ G o lf C lub , o p e ra to rs
of
the
lo w C o u n ty A g e n t C B C o rd y ’s course.
advice.
Ben T L o m b a rd , re p re s e n tin g
He p o in ts o u t th a t th e re is no th e g ro u p o f s ix lo c a l business
re s tric tio n on ta k in g b ack C A N ­ m en w ho a c q u ire d th e lease in
N E D c h e rrie s to th e state. A n y A p r il,
said
w a te r
is
piped
v a lle y g ro w e rs are in s tru c te d by th ro u g h o u t the course and a ll
the agent to n o tify th e ir out-of- greens are re a d y fo r p la y . The
state custom ers
th a t
c a nn in g c lu b house, w h ic h w i l l be com ­
fa c ilitie s co m p le te
w ith
cans p le te d b efo re th e o pening, w i ll
and lid s are a v a ila b le on h ig h ­ co n ta in a ll necessary fa c ilitie s
w a y 99 b etw een P h o e n ix and in c lu d in g lo c k e r room s, sh ow ­
M ed fo rd .
ers, snack bar, and e q u ip m e n t
A t th e {¿resent tim e , th e re r e n ta l and sales.
are s h ip p in g re s tric tio n s to C a li­
S p ecia l events to begin im m e ­
fo rn ia , U ta h, and M on tan a , and d ia te ly fo llo w in g the opening
to p a rts o f
W a sh in g to n and w i l l in c lu d e to u rn a m e n t p la y
Idaho, because o f th e presence ! and lessons fo r b e g in n in g g o lf­
o f the c h e rry f r u i t f l y in so u th ­ ers. F a m ily greens fees as w e ll
ern O regon
as m o n th ly and a n n u a l rates are
also p lanned. L o m b a rd said
EducationjGifts
Acknowledged
By State Board
SOC Dorm
Annex Under
Consideration
COST OF ADDITION
WOULD BE $150,000
P re lim in a ry plans have been
accepted b y t h e b u ild in g com ­
m itte e o f the state board
o f
h ig h e r e du catio n to c o n s tru c t an
annex to Susanne Hom es h a ll
a t
S o u th e rn O regon college
w h ich w o u ld cost a bo ut $150,-
000, P re sid e n t E lm o Stevenson
said ye sterda y
T h e proposed annex w o u ld
house 60 students and w o u ld
mean expansion o f t h e d in in g ­
roo m fa c ilitie s , the p re sid e n t ad­
ded. P re sid en t Stevenson p o in t­
ed o u t th a t the m oney to be us­
ed fo r the proposed c o n s tru c tio n
I w o u ld n ot come fro m the state z
1 b u t ra th e r fro m t h e co lle g e ’s
o w n reserves and a n tic ip a te d in ­
come fro m the b u ild in g .
F in a l plans, th e e d u ca to r con­
cluded, w ill be s u b m itte d to th e
S eptem ber m e e tin g o f the state
board, and, i f accepted, b id s w i ll
be accepted in O cto b er w i t h
c o n s tru c tio n s ta rtin g im m e d ia te -
! ly a fte r the low e st b id is accept-
< ed.
TALENT ELECTS BAGLEY
A n e le ctio n was h e ld M on da y
b y the T a le n t school b o a rd fo r
one rep la ce m e nt on th e board.
B i l l B a gle y replaced C harles
Barnes w ho was e n d in g h is sec-
J ond te rm .
E ig h t voters p a rtic ip a te d in
; the e le ctio n
County’s Budget
HEARING SET FRIDAY
" A l l in a ll. tlie c ity 's c u rre n t
G ifts
to ta llin g
$2.320
fo r
S o u th e rn O regon c o lle ge w ere
b udget is w e ll w ith in its lim its ,"
A p u b lic h e a rin g w i ll be h e ld o f A sh la n d , is because o f O and
re p o rte d
C ity
S u p e rin te n d e n t
a ckn o w le d g e d
at
the O regon F rid a y , Ju ne 22. at 10 a.m. in C la n d revenues. A s lo n g a s
E lm e r B ic g e l to A sh la n d 's co un ­
state board o f h ig h e r educa­ t h e Jackson c o u n ty courthouse these revenues co n tin u e to come
c il last Tuesday
tio n ’s m e e tin g in P o rtla n d last o v e r the proposed g en eral 1 9 5 1 -i in, he added, o u r c o u n ty fin a n c ­
Tuesday.
In re a d in g the
M ay
re p o rt
52 b udget fo r th e c o u n ty .
es w i ll be in ‘p re tty fa ir shape.’
fro m tin- re c o rd e r’s o ffic e in the
L is te d am ong the g ifts w e r e
A m o ve m e n t is on in
th e
The te n ta tiv e budget asks fo r
M e d fo rd , Ju ne 20
T he de­ absence o f Jo h n A u s tin w ho was
$500 fro m th e K iw a n is c lu b o f $1,742,365.88 i n e x p e n d itu re s c o u n ty to have a reassessment o f
fense d e p a rtm e n t's acceptance of ca lle d o u t o f to w n , S u pt B iegel
A s h la n d fo r the e s ta b lis h m e n t w h ic h a m ounts to a n increase p ro p e rty va lu a tio n s. R ath said,
C a n jp Whit»* as a fu tu re tr a in ­ stated th a t th e v a rio u s c ity de­
o f an em e rg en cy s tu d e n t loan o v e r t h e c u rre n t b ud ge t b y w h ic h , i f passed, m ig h t su p p le ­
in g cam p became o ffic ia l today p a rtm e n ts w o u ld
get th ro u g h
$179,715.60 T h is increase is s t ill J m en t fu tu re losses in O and C
fund.
w ith an a nn ouncem ent th a t Sec­ th e c u rre n t fis c a l year, w ith in
w ith in the 6 p e r cent increase revenues w h ic h are expected to
A
lso,
10
s
ch
olarsh
ip
s
($1,200)
re ta ry G eorge M a rs h a ll's request the lim ita tio n s set
C h a rle s C ra w fo rd M illio n , 85, fro m A s h la n d E lk s lodge; tw o lim ita tio n w h ic h insu re s passage be fo rth c o m in g
fo r c o n s tru c tio n fu nd s in clu d e d 10 Per C en t A llo w e d
a n a tiv e o f A s h la n d and one o f scholarships ($240). A s h la n d K i ­ w ith o u t a special e le ction .
N e w ite m s in the b ud ge t fo r
an ite m o f $11,285,300 fo r re ­
In n o tin g some o f th e d e p a rt
the last o f the e a rly pioneers o f w anis
c lu b ; one
s c h o la rs h ip j $56,105 Increase
th is y e a r are a p p ro p ria tio n s fo r
h a b ilita tio n and c o n s tru c tio n at m ents as being o v e r the a llo w
T he O regon S tate H o r tic u l­ th is v ic in ity , passed a w a y at his ($120),
A s h la n d
S o ro p tim is t
T h e a m o u n t th a t w i ll m ake up th e d is tric t c o u rt and a llie d con­
the fo rm e r w o rtim e base
able percentage fo r the end o f tu r a l so cie ty w i ll m eet on the O a k s tre e t hom e on Ju ne 13
c lu b ;
tw o sch o la rsh ip s ($240), j th e ta x e vy o f th e proposed b ud ­ stable's o ffic e and fo r c iv ilia n
In the large st b ill o f its typ e the 11th m o n th , the c ity super­ OSC cam pus N o v e m b e r 29 and
M r. M illio n was b o rn on Dec. A s h la n d L io n s club.
get is $572,856.43. T h is is an in ­ defense. T here is also p ro v is io n
e ver s u b m itte d to the congress, in te n d e n t said th a t th e y w ere 30, P re s id e n t W a rd Spatz. M e d ­
27,
1865
and
fa
rm
e
d
w
h
a
t
was
crease
o f $56,105.08 o v e r t h e fo r $25.100 fo r the co u n ty h is­
One
s
c
h
o
la
rs
h
ip
($120).
D
elta
M a rs h a ll asked fo r $6,561,262,- a llo w e d
10 p e r cent o v e r the fo rd . announced re c e n tly
k n o w n as the M illio n d o n atio n K appa G am m a, Jo sephine chap­ c u rre n t ta x le v y .
to ric a l fu n d and o th e r e x p e n d i­
387 fo r m ilita r y p u b lic w o rk s c u r n nt balance by la w
T he so ciety is O reg on 's old est la n d c la im u n til its d iv is io n and
T he reason w h y th e co u n ty tu re s re q u ire d b y state la w such
te
r:
tw
o
s
c
h
o
la
rsh
ip
s
($240),
c o n s tru c tio n in the
U n ite d
Some o f th e d e p a rtm e n ts o ve r fa rm o rg a n iz a tio n and w i ll h o ld sale in sections th ro u g h the past
A s h la n d R o ta ry c lu b ; $25 fro m can stay w ith in th e 6 per cent as salaries and th e c o u n ty school
States and overseas
C ongres­ tile a llo w a b le w ere lis te d The •ts 86th a n n u a l
m e e tin g
th is years. H is w ife , M a ttie , preced­
the A s h la n d c h a p te r, A m e ric a n lim ita tio n , a cco rd in g to budget fu n d set at $10 p e r school cen­
sio n a l a p p ro v a l o f the a u th o r i­ p o lice d e p a rtm e n t was 2.1 per ye ar. P ro g ra m
c h a irm a n
fo r ed h im in death in 1923. and he j
A sso cia tio n o f U n iv e rs ity W o­ c o m m itte e S e c re ta ry R oger Rath sus c h ild
za tion is considered assured
i-ent o v e r by $888 90; the street the tw-o-day session
w i ll
be ■ c o n tin u e d his residence at 627
m en: $45 fro m
th e L in c o ln
'Standby Basis'
d e p a rtm e n t was o v e r b y a ro u n d P a ul S k in n e r. M e d fo rd
O ak s tre e t
school P T A and $90 fro m W. J.
Congressm an H a rris E lls w o th $1.000; and th e w a te r and elec­
G e n e ra l
m eetings
w i ll
be
to ld the M e d fo rd M a il T rib u n e | tr ic a l d e p a rtm e n ts
w ere both held d u rin g the m o rn in g h ou rs | He is s u rv iv e d b y th e fo llo w ­ W a rn e r o f th e Jackson C o u n ty
ing nieces and nephew s: Miss F e d e ra l B u ild in g and L oa n asso- ’
by te le g ra m to da y the “a p p ro ­ o ver.
b o th days fo llo w e d by
special
M ild re d M illio n and M rs. L a u ra c ia tio n .
p ria tio n request is f o r p la c in g C ritic a l M a te ria ls Stocked
in te re s t sessions each a fte rn o o n
W
im e r o f A s h la n d ; M rs. N e ll In-
G eorge W. N eilson . 64, Jack- and tw o sons, M a j. Jo h n H ., o f
C am p W h ite on a sta nd by basis
Supt B io g e l said
th a t
the
T he pears and apples section
son c o u n ty
d is tr ic t
a tto rn e y , P o rtla n d ,
w ith
th e
n a tio n a l
fo r use in th e e ven t o f e m e r­ e le c tric a l e q u ip m e n t had spent w i ll be c h a irm a n e d by O r v ille a b n it and M rs. M a rg a re t B e ll-
M rs.
die d last S u nd a y a fte r a s h o rt g u a rd ; and
C apt. D o n a ld W .
gency. E stim a ted fu n d s w o u ld $19.000 o v e r its a llo w a b le in H a m ilto n , C e n tra l P o in t. H. H a n g e r o f M cC lo u d , C al.;
illn ess.
Y re k a , C al., and fo u r g ra n d c h il­
he used fo r re h a b ilita tio n o f u t i l ­ o rd e r to stock up on m a te ria ls M yers, S p rin g fie ld , w ill han dle M y rtle B u rn e tt o f O a k la n d , Cal
M rs. I v y H ubsch
and
M rs
d re n.
ities, w arehouse c o n s tru e ti o n , th a t are on the c r itic a l lis t and tin*
M
r.
N
e
ilso
n
had
been
d
is
tric
t
ve ge tab le
crops
section;
land a c q u is itio n , road c o n stru c­ w i ll not be a v a ila b le in th e fu ­ H a rry J O 'R e illy , T he D alles, M illie D o n n e lly o f San F ra n ­
a tto rn e y since 1940. He was
S ervices w ere h e ld ye sterda y
cisco; C ha rle s M o rg a n o f A s h ­
tio n ,
ra ilro a d
spurs,
sta tio n tu re .
Rev. D
The A B C 's o f c iv il defense— b o rn Sept. 20, 1886 in T o ro n to . in M e d fo rd w ith th e
stone fr u its ; and H a ro ld Bushue,
la n d ; Jo hn M o rg a n o f Y re k a ;
h ea dq ua rters,
q u a rte rm a s te r's ,
T he w a te r d e p a rtm e n t, he G resham , s m a ll fr u its
atom ic, b io lo g ic a l and ch e m ic a l O n t., and la te r m oved to O regon K ir k la n d West. F irs t P re s b y te r­
G eorge W oodson
o f Ja ckson ­
fin a n ce and post e n g in ee rs’ o f­ said, had purchased 5.000 feet
w a rfa re — w ere g iv e n some 300 w h e re he was g ra d u a te d fro m ian c h u rc h o f M e d fo rd , o ffic ia t
T lie p ro g ra m c o m m itte e plans
fices, e le c tric shops, fir e sta tion , o f co pp er pipe, w h ic h is also to in v ite a speaker o f n a tio n a l v ille ; Jam es L y ttle to n o f O a k ­ c iv ilia n in s tru c to rs th ro u g h o u t th e U n iv e rs ity o f O regon
la w ing.
te lep ho ne and te le g ra p h b u ild ­ g e ttin g h a rd to get. in
o rd e r im p o rta n c e to p a rtic ip a te in the lan d, C al., and C h a rle s M illio n O regon la s t w eek, re p o rts the school in 1916.
o f C a lifo rn ia .
ings and garages fo r m o to r re- th a t it w o u ld have enough on tw o -d a y m eeting, Spatz says.
state c iv il defense o ffic e .
F ro m th is tim e to 1927, he
S e rvice s w ere held Ju n e 15 in
p a irs a n d m aintenance o p e ra ­
was a c tiv e in s o u th e rn O regon
The
s
o
u
th
e
rn
O
regon
session
the
L it w i l l e r
F u n e ra l Hom e
tions. N o b a rra c k s c o n s tru c tio n
a ffa irs as s u p e rin te n d e n t o f the
w ith the Rev. J. W. J o n d ro w o f­ held at S o u th e rn O reg on c o l-|
in c lu d e d in the p ro g ra m ”
o ld P a c ific and E a ste rn ra ilro a d
lege
had
37
in
a
tte
n
d
a
n
ce
fro
m
fic ia tin g In te rm e n t fo llo w e d in
A n a p p ro p ria tio n request fo r
M e d fo rd to
Jackson. Josep hine and K la m - . w h ic h ra n fr o m
M t. V ie w cem etery.
b a rra cks i s expected l a t e r ,
B u tte F a lls , and la te r in m in in g ,
ath counties.
A s h la n d ’s c iv ic ce n te r b u ild ­
W a sh in gton sources said. That
lu m b e r and le g a l in te re s ts in the in g was one step closer to re a l
O
th
e
r
one-day
re
g
io
n
a
l
cours-
i
request w o u ld a m o u n t to even
TALENT RURAL FIRE
it y th is w eek w ith the a ccep t­
es w ere h e ld in
A s to ria , M on- j Rogue v a lle y .
m ore th a n to d a y ’s sum The o r ­
ance o f the lease by the c ity
m ou th, Eugene, Coos B a y , O n ­ 24 Years Service
GROUP TO GIVE DINNER
ig in a l req ue st w ill p u t the cam p
p a rk com m ission and
ta rio , L a G ran de , T he D alles , A f te r 1927, he was associated c o u n cil,
in shape fo r q u ic k e xpa nsion in
A pla n to broaden the scope m ent, J u v e n ile c o u rt, recre a ­
T a le n t's r u r a l fir e association and Bend In a d d itio n to special w ith th e d is tr ic t a tto rn e y ’s o f­ C ha m b e r o f C om m erce
board
e ve n t o f any possible em ergency o f Jackson c o u n ty y o u th w o rk tio n , e du ca tio n , fo s te r homes,
w ill h o ld a b e n e fit ham d in n e r weapons, the
o f d ire c to rs . G e ra ld
W e n ne r,
fic
e
u
n
til
h
is
death.
H
e
was
a
course
covered
and fo r e ve n tu a l u n iv e rs a l m ili­ was d ra w n up last M o n d a y by j la w e n fo rc e m e n t, p h y s ic a l and
S a tu rd a y . June 23. at the T a le n t c iv il defense o rie n ta tio n and m em be r
of
th e
V a nco u ver, re p re se n tin g the co m m itte e in
ta ry tr a in in g program s.
th e c o u n ty 's J u v e n ile A d v is o ry m e n ta l h e a lth , p u b lic re la tio n s , c ity h a ll
o
rg
a
n
iz
a
tio
n
and
fir
e
-
fig
h
tin
g
in
Wash.,
lodge
o
f
A
F
and
A M . A l charge, re p o rte d co m p le tio n o f
le g is la tio n , and
research
and
c o m m itte e .
A l l proceeds w i ll be used by the homes.
R
ad
er
te
m
p
le
o
f
th
e
S
h
rin
e , and th e lease a t the C h a m b e r o f
resources.
the association to b u y e q u ip ­ First Large-Scale Project
T he e n la rg e d p ro g ra m w ill be
served
as
e
m
in
e
n
t
com
m
an de r C om m erce m e e tin g Tuesday
S ince p ro b le m s o f y o u th em ­
m en t fo r th e ir re c e n tly a c q u ir­
k n o w n as the Jackson co u n ty
o
f
th
e
K
n
ig
h
ts
o
f
P
y
th
ia
s in
M e a n w h ile , D r. Jo hn Schulz,
I t was the f ir s t
large-scale
p lo y m e n t are considered u rg e n t, ed f ir e tru c k .
C o u n c il fo r C h ild re n and Y o u th
o f the
s o lic ita tio n
tra in in g p ro je c t since the state 1949 H e also b elonged to the c h a irm a n
an im m e d ia te te n ta tiv e c o m m it
D in n e r w ill be served
fro m c iv il defense agency was estab­ E lk s
T he purpose o f the c o u n c il is
lodge.
Eagles,
Eastern
c
o
m
m
itte
e
,
re
p
o
rte
d
th a t se ver­
tee was set up headed b y F lo y d 5:30 to 8:30 p.m . T ic k e t sales are
th re e -fo ld : to d is c o v e r pro ble m s
lished. Ja c k A . Hayes, state d i­ S tar, M e d fo rd K iw a n is c lu b and a l la rg e cash c o n trib u tio n s have
C
o
u
rtrig
h
t
o
f
M
e
d
fo
rd
as
c
h
a
ir
A h o r tic u ltu re to u r sponsored and needs o f c h ild re n and y o u th I
in c h arge o f B i l l S la ck. The as­ re c to r, e x p la in e d th a t the c iv il the S o u th e rn O regon and O re­ been rece ive d and th a t a con­
man p ro tern.
by the O regon S tate H o r tic u l­ in Jackson c o u n ty .
s o c ia tio n p rom ises a ll th e ham defense p ro g ra m is e n te rin g the gon S tate B a r associations.
c e n tra te d cam paign w i ll begin
June 25 M eeting
tu ra l society w i ll be in the
th a t can be eaten to those w ho tra in in g phase and should be
im m e d ia te ly to s o lic it s m a lle r
Second, to fin d
w ays and
S
u
rv
iv
o
rs
in
c
lu
d
e
h
is
w
id
o
w
The
fir s t
m e e tin g o f the a tte n d .
Rogue v a lle y on J u ly 20, ac­ moans o f m e e tin g these needs
c o n trib u tio n s .
rea dy fo r s ta te w id e
exercises,
g ro u p w ill be M on da y, Ju n e 25.
c o rd in g to C o u n ty A g e n t C. B. and co o p e ra tin g w ith agencies
D in n e r prices are $1.25
fo r s im u la te d d r ills , by fa ll.
B u ild in g
C om m ittee
C h a ir­
7 p .qi., in tlie M e d fo rd Y M C A
C u rd y , h o r tic u ltu ris t.
a d u lts and 50 cents fo r c h ild re n
o r groups a tte m p tin g to do tlie In d iv id u a ls
m an V. D. " B e r t”
M ille r
an­
The persons a tte n d in g the re­ TALENT GIRL MARCHES
and
o
rg
a
n
iz
a
tio
n
s
T he to u r w ill lie the last o f same; and, fin a lly , to b e tte r in ­
u n d e r 10 years o f age.
nounced Tuesday th a t the s o li­
g io n a l c iv il defense schools are
h a v in g a sincere concern fo r
a series th a t w ill v ie w crops at te rp re t and e x p la in the services
M iss E th e l M ay C u lv e r. T a l­ c ita tio n fo r la b o r b eing
to tra in o th e rs a t lo c a l levels,
con­
y o u th e m p lo y m e n t p ro b le m s are
T he D alles and
Hood
R iv e r o f agencies o r groups a tte m p t
ent,
w e n t to D u n s m u ir last S un­ ducted by the J u n io r C h a m b e r
he said. A s im ila r ty p e o f
in v ite d to a tte n d th is s ig n ific a n t MEETINGS CANCELLED
J u ly 17 and 18.
ing to m eet these needs.
school, b u t fo r speakers, is p la n ­ day w ith Eve P re n tis s ’ accord- o f C om m erce is also pro gressin g
m eeting.
Cordy said th a t th e g ro u p T e n ta tiv e C o n s titu tio n
ian band.
w e ll.
ned la te r th is su m m er
C
h
a
m
b
e
r
o
f
C
om
m
erce
m
eet­
T he A d v is o ry c o m m itte e also
w o u ld v is it the S o u th e rn O re ­
H e r a g g re g a tio n to o k f i r s t
M ille r urged in d iv id u a ls and
ings
fi
r
th
e
n
e
x
t
tw
o
weeks
announced
the
re
s
ig
n
a
tio
n
o
f
A c o n s titu tio n was te n ta tiv e ly
gon E x p e rim e n t s ta tio n , some o f
I t ’s n ot im p o ssib le to liv e on p riz e in the m a rc h in g d iv is io n business firm s to h e lp ease the
w ith the
M iss H elen B u se n b n rk, assistant have been cance lle d
d
ra
w
n
up
w
h
ic
h
w
i
ll
be
fo
rm
­
the v a lle y o rch ards, and last,
p ro v id e d you w h ic h had se rvice c o m p e titio n . w o rk o f the va rio u s co m m itte es
i ib a tio n o ffic e r.
Miss Busen n e x t m e e tin g scheduled fo r the a sm a ll sa la ry,
w o u ld w a tch a d e m o n stra tio n of ally adopted al a meeting later
d
on
’t
spend
too
m
uch tr y in g to T he occasion o f the parade was by v o lu n ta r ily
sending
th e ir
E
lk
s
d
in
in
g
roo
m
J
u
ly
10,
ac­
> i the su m m er. E leven areas of b a rk is le a v in g th is w ee k to ac­
m odern o rc h a rd e qu ip m en t,
to
D ic k H e rn d o b le r. keep the n e ig h b o rs fro m fin d ­ the c e le b ra tio n o f the D u n s m u ir c o n trib u tio n s to the C h a m b e r o f
cept a p o s itio n w ith th e fe d e ra l c o rd in g
in
te
re
s
t
w
ere
discussed,
in
c
lu
d
­
Basket lunches will be in
R a ilro a d days.
C om m erce o ffic e .
ing it out.
c h a m b e r p re s id e it.
g o v e rn m e n t.
in g m em be rsh ip, y o u th e m p lo y
o rd e r fo r the o u tin g .
Oldest Ore. Farm
Group to Hold
November Meet
Chas. Million,
Pioneer, Dies
NEILSON FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
300 RECEIVE
CD TRAINING
JACKSON COUNTY
Youth Work Expands
HORTICULTURISTS
TO HOLD TOUR
Civic Center Building
Lease Gets Apyroval