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Notice
M A R C H 10-10
JACKSON C O UNTY FA R M
B U R E A U W EEK
Jackson County's LEADING Weekly Newspaper
VOL. XVIII. No. I
A SH LA N D . JA C K SO N COUNTY. OREGON
TH URSDAY. MARCH 13. 1852
A Citizen’s View on
CITY BUDGET GROUP C of C Obtains
T ra in ,n g O u r Y o u th SLASHES REQUESTS
McNaughfon As
O N GENERAL FUND Dinner Speaker
By P R E S TO N B. W A T E R B U R Y
C olo ne l, U.S. A rm y , R e tire d
Singla Copy *c
Stansbury’s Police
Comments Clarified
M a y o r P h il S ta n s b u ry to ld the
W hen asked i f he (the m a yo r)
J N ew s R e v ie w th is w eek th a t his b e lie ve d th a t th e re was a ny in
be p e rm itte d . Thousands o f o u r
E B. M cN a u g h to n . p re s id e n t 'P ° bce d e p a rtm e n t com m ents o f te n tio n on th e p o lice c h ie f’s p a rt
boys are h u r t e v e ry y e a r by th is
C ity d e p a rtm e n t e x p e n d itu re im e n t. $200 to »50 and $300 i o f Reed college and c h a irm a n o f ! last T h u rs d a y w e re “ in lin e w ith to fo rce a m a n p o w e r increase b y
p ra ctice , some o f th em
perm a
n e n tly . I f th e re is a q ue stio n o f requests fo r th e n e x t fisca l y e a r s te n o g ra p h ic h ir e d eleted
, h „ h „ d r,i
«v, r • . „
I the m a yo r's d u ty as a d m in is tra - n e g le ct o f d u ty . M a y o r S tans
1952 53 in the gen eral fu n d cate C h a n g .* U p w a rd
the board o f the F irs t N a tio n s ' .to r ”
the b o y ’s fitness, he sh o u ld be
b u ry re p lie d , " I d on ’t b e lie ve
_____
__ r, t and not Kory w ere slashed $11,127 la«t
Changes u p w a rd in re q u e s ts ' an*
P ° r tla n d , w i l l be th<
He stated th a t “ m y p ersonal th a t C h ie f S m ith has e v e r in
e xam in e d by a
d o cto
p e rm itte d to p la y i f the d o cto r ¡Tueaday «1 th e fir s t m ee ting o f i w ere $1000 fo r signs and tr a f fic ¡P rin c ip a l speaker a t th e A p r il (ob servatio ns w ere th a t th e re are te n tio n a lly done a ny such ac
so recom m ends
A s h la n d 's b ud ge t c o m m itte e and button s in
th e tr a f fic d e p a rt ¡7th c e n te n n ia l banquet.
to °
m an y o ffic e rs a ro u n d the tio n . I have th e h ig h e s t c o n fi
W in n in g to u rn a m e n ts , g e ttin g co u n c iI
|m e n t to a to ta l o f $1750; fir e
The ann ou nce m e n t was made '
o f,ic e M o re m en sh ou ld dence in h im as a c h ie f. I h ire d
p u b lic ity , b u ild in g school s p ir it !
T h c gen eral fu n d and lib r a r y c h ie fs s a la ry
fro m
$4536 to bv v , ,
V
T
b? k e Pl o u t on th e stree t. The h im and th e o th e r d e p a rtm e n t
-— (and the s tu d iu m fu n d ), cn- accounts
(ge ne ra l g o v e rn m e n t, $4698 ($162 a n n u a l raise). U p
. . p.,,
,
¡d e p a rtm e n t sh ou ld q u it m a k in g heads on th e ir person al m e r it
te rta in in g th e a lu m n i,
g e ttin g gen eral g o v e rn m e n t— m iacellan- w ard increases, n ot u n d e r th e « y s C n a m b e r
Com m erce «excuses o f a m a n p o w e r shortage and n o th in g else. H o w e ve r, in
ewus,
e m ergency
fu n d ,
c ity general fu n d ,
Were c o m b in in g meet ng M ille r noted th a t Me ' >"d sh ou ld get o u t on the jo b o rd e r th a t no such la c k o f d u ty
Y o u th dem ands, needs, and the coach a b e tte r Job n e x t sea
and ! tbe w a te r and fcewage d e p a rt N au gh to n's acceptance was so- i and m ake th e best o f
w h a t takes place,
m u st have, good le a d e rsh ip The son. are a ll o l q u e s tio n a b le va lu e c o u rt, tr a ffic , s tre e t, fir e
w h e th e r u n in te n
busincas o f b e in g a p h ysica l w hen p aid fo r by w eakened P °Bce d e p a rtm e n ts ) are lim ite d m ents u n d e r one su p e rin te n d e n t c u re d b y D r E lm o N. Stevenson. C on fe rs w ith C h ie f
tio n a l o r not, I fe lt i t necessary
e du catio n
in s tru c to r takes a hearts, b ro k e n knees, fla t noses, cacb y e a r to o n ly a 6 per cent at $4698 (requested $4536)
to issue such an o rd e r.”
p re sid e n t o f S o u th e rn O r e g .r | He said th a t he had
Besides a general 8 p e r cent
in v ite d
h ig h type o f te ach er a tra in e d
C o n tin u e d on Page F ive increase o v e r the p re v io u s y e a r's '
M a y o r S ta n s b u ry n ote d th a t
________
_ college, w ho w i ll be m aster c f .P o lic e C h ie f V e m S m ith to the he was c u r r e n tly co n s id e rin g a
e x p e n d itu re s .
Thc
a llo w a b le : s a la ry increase fo r a ll c __
ity _
em-
sp e cia list I t m ust be "D o as I
a m o u n t fo r the n e x t fisca l y e a r j Ployces. and the e q u a liz in g o f cerem onies a t tlie b an qu et cele- ¡m e e tin g b u t th a t th e la tte r re vise d w o rk schedule g ive n
d o " and n ot a lw a ys "D o as I
'is $2326 44
'd e p a rtm e n t head salaries a t . h r a t in g A s h la n d 's
100th ann:- c o ld d n t a tte n d In a conference h im b y th e p o lic e c h ie f e a rly
sa y."
Cui to $4458
$4698 fo r fo re , p olice, stree t and v e rsa ry.
w ith th e c h ie f on F rid a y m o rn th is w eek.
T he services o f these lea de r*
ng. the m a y o r said th a t he to ld 'U n a u th o ris e d R a i* .'
and a ll fa c ilitie s should be a v a il
t D e p a rtm e n t neads had suo j
em Plo y ees in the e le c tri- T ic k e ts O n Sale
able aix days a w eek, th e ye ar
.
.
.
m
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.
in
r
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t
P?e
®b ie i w h a t he expected o f
In th e m a tte r o f
an unau-
I m itte d requests fo r
$15,586 56 j
Wag?s
C h a irm a n W a lte r W e lle
cf
?&P
and tb a t the th o riz e d raise” to a p a rt-tim e
rou nd .
¡o v e r
th is
a llo w a b le
a m o u n t boosted to n o t q u ite ‘ the state , he c e n te n n ia l tic k e t c o m m itte e
D u rin g h ig h school, p h ysica l
| w h ic h was c u t to $4458 56 d u r s s t & x
. T o p£ bV d e h ' « . a * *
~ —
• -
” i x ,h e r-e
e n ,p lo y ~ C1,y S u p t
o f the gel re p o rte d on T uesday
e du catio n .should be re q u ire d o f
th a t
T he
la tte r
A square dance ja m b o re e w ill in g th e m e e tin g
a ll students, one h o u r d a ily , o ut be h e ld th is S a tu rd a y , 8 p.m ., In a m o u n t is n o w s u b je c t to one o f
th e p a y r o ll reco rd s show ed th a t
o f doors, as m uch as possible th e A s h la n d J u n io r h ig h g ym th re e th in g s: fu r t h e r c u ttin g , ad
th e p o lic e c le r k had been g ive n
x
ci x
r„ ° " ‘ c' and in d iy i-
G rades o r c re d it* sh o u ld n o t be u n d e r th e sponsorship o f th e d itio n a l reve nu e to co ve r it, o r
a 320 raise f o r the fir s t m o n th
g ive n s o le ly fo r a b ilit y to p la y A sh la n d " Y ” S quare Dance club. p u t up f o r the c itiz e n 's a p p ro v a l m en t s a la rie s in c lu d e th e fo llo w
w he n th e la st $25 raise waa p u t
F re d Hom es, c h a irm a n o f the
games
ing : s u p e rin te n d e n t, $6000; as-
in to e ffe c t f o r c ity em ployees.
a
t
a
sp
ecial
e
le
c
tio
n
.
A
n
y
th
in
g
T he purpose o f th e Jam boree
f
i t
«
«
-
« 2 *
C ham
¡"T h is was raised to $30 fo r th e
Junior R .O .T.C.
is to raise fu n d s to h e lp s u p p o rt covered w ith in th e 6 p e r cent j
p io n e e r
’ g4900; th re e line m e n,
M ilit a r y tr a in in g as g ive n in
second m o n th .”
S u pt. B ie g e l
y o u th a c tiv itie s o f the A s h la n d
costum e them e is ta k in g h o ld
the p re w a r J u n io r R eserve O f
increase
lim
ita
tio
n
m
ust
be
a
p
p
re
n
tic
e
lin
e
m
e
n
,
co
n
tin
u
e
d
,
"a
n
d
was
never cut
YMCA.
vo ted on b y the people accord-
240, me4er readers, $3700: and m an y c itize n s are s p ru c in g
fice r« T ra in in g corpa sh o u ld be
back to $25.” H e added th a t the
7 Callers
u
p
a
n
c
ie
n
t
g
arm
e
nts
o
r
m
a
k
in
g
_
lin g to state la w
g ro un dm en , $3564; p o w e r p la n t
in c lu d e d in h ig h school c u r r ic u
u n a u th o rize d $5 h ad been p a id
Seven o f the best square
Th., t«,n inrao«.
«« operators, $7128; o ffic e help, n e w ones. O ld -tim e dress a t the
lum s T h is p ro g ra m fo llo w e d In
the e m ployee fo r a bo ut e ig h t
a
$2400; w arehouse man, $1755; b an qu et is o p tio n a l, w ith both
m onths.
hun dred s o f A m e ric a n c itie s be dance c a lle rs in s o u th e rn O r e - ( cu rre d :
gon w i ll be on han d to c a ll th e
.
p o lic e and f ir e de- e x tra h elp, $2400
; p io n e e r and m odern a ttire ac
C o n s e rv a tio n m ethods a nd ac-
M a y o r S ta n s b u ry
said
th is
fo re P e a rl H a rb o r ia o f d e fin ite
dances T h e y are G o rd o n K e r r e q u e s t *
C u t in th e
.
.
ceptable.
c o ro p lish m e n ts w iU be fe a tu re d w ee k th a t a t th e tim e o f th e in -
and p ro ven va lu e. I t w o u ld , in shaw . Jack C ru m p B e nn ie P a rk p o b c p , dpPa rtm e n t w ere $3390
M ille r p o in te d o u t th a t the *n ■ tw o -d a y p ro g ra m scheduled ¡crease th e raise f o r p a rt-tim e
deed, be a m is ta k e not to rees
hurat. Sam C on n e r
Dan NeH ¡‘ " I ,1 2 5 f ° r an a d d lt»onal pa E s v m R l i r a a i l
d in n e r c e le b ra tio n is o f tw o -fo ld fo r S o u th e rn O regon co lle g e on em ployees was a c tu a lly o n ly
ta b lis h th is fin e a c tiv ity n a tio n
O j n , C o n ra d and J o h n N „ d „ :
i in te re s t to lo c a l citizens. I t w ill A p r il 8-9.
w id e now .
I t in c lu d e d m arch
$12.50. He added th a t such p a y
T he a nn ouncem ent was made r o ll ch e ckin g was the concern
h o n o r th e e a rly reside n ts o f th is
lng, m a n u a l o f a rm *, fie ld sani
area and g iv e n e w reside n ts a la s t F rid a y b y D r Jo hn D. E. o f the fin a n c e co m m itte e as he
ta tio n . fir s t a id , m ap reading,
! chance
to
become b e tte r ac M c A u la y , associate p ro fe s s o r o f d id n 't have the tim e f o r such
use o f compass, etc T he course
q
u
a
in
te
d
.
e du catio n. C o n s e rv a tio n
e x h i d e ta ile d m atters.
sh o u ld be e n la rg e d to in clu d e
D clete d ,ro m th e fir e requests
The Ja ckson C o u n ty F a rm
b its, m o tio n p ic tu re s , fie ld trip s
elem ents o f the c iv ilia n defense • fu ll fo rc e ," a c c o rd in g to B o b '
ics. M e d fo rd " Y " s e c re tn rv w e f e an e x ' ra fire m a n a t $3499 B u rea u is c u rr e n tly o b se rvin g
and panel discussions w i ll h ig h
Jones
— Just in case
lig h t the p ro g ra m .
a t ,$45° ’ Y ? iu? ' "F a rm B u rea u w ee k” th ro u g h -
S u ita b le courses sh o u ld be a r T lie ■ M e d fo rd " Y " b e n e fit square !
d n n e . n o n n a lK
«♦
l£ e r P«y was c u * fro m $1500 to I ..
Purpose o f the w o rk s h o p p ro
ranged fo r b o th boys and g irls uni»*.»
noK iuairy held at K e rs h a w c i non m „ , i
to u t the c o u n ty < .
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iu
arc
the
fir
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and
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(spreads.
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ra
m is tp in te g ra te .th e w o r k of
These should in c lu d e h ik in g , u rd a y o f each mo“ h w l V b e '
o ta > daduc
ix/iii i
a.»# * «/w T auuii
uvuuv-
”
------- --------- began last
the
b io lo g y , n a tu ra l h is to ry ,
cam ping, b ic y c le
rid in g , and
ranr»llod i™««,
w in
oe t ions w ere $4357
M on da y and w i ll c o n tin u e u n til
p h y s ic a l science and e le m e n ta ry
w eekend
a c tiv itie s
w h e re v e r
the dancers m ay p a rtic ip a te fn
C ity c o u rt rc<I u<*ts w ere de-
l°
e d u ca tio n d e p a rtm e n ts at the I
feasible.
e n o w «-—
past, ■ college, D r. M c A u la y e x p la in e d .
th e Jamboree
lp,ed in c lu d in g a c le rk 's s a la ry .
v * n S T le g s '. T a l^ n t’ th W . ith „ f ilin . g - d . ea , d lin ----------
T he s ix th A n n u a l E a ste r Seal
D an cing and sin g in g are fin e
$300 s ta tio n e ry $45 and O C
lhe F a rm B u rcau w c e k 18 being the fo llo w in g is h o w the co u n tv S tu d e n t teachers w i ll be in tro - Sale sponsored b y the O regon
fo r yo un g and o ld a lik e
G iv e Hope Expressed
L A books (O re g o n 'la w s ) $50 | obst‘rv e d to b e tte r a c q u a in t the ¡M a y 16 p rim a r y e le ction
duced to c o n se rva tio n m ethods S o cie ty fo r C rip p le d C h ild re n
the yo u n g ste rs decent places to
"W e hope to m ake the jam - T o ta l. $395
¡people
o f the c o u n ty w ith the
ty . ju . d g e : J.
J - - a
B. . C olem an. , ! and w
iB bp io
to ia
ld n
h o w such ma- and A d u lts opened in the sta te ’s
n t th« k i «,, .
-i »
lo ta l. $395
j!
u iv
v C o o u u n n . iy
WU1
dance and close up the d ive s and boree
e ., « u “ : : , ° z « bl.*vi “ : . , ?nd & • ,
be used ln e lc m e n ,a ry 36 co un ties to d a y and w i l l con
Joints o r m ake 'em clean up
tin u e th ro u g h E aster S unday,
A void
Strain
We m
u„ .v o w
,,nd . n - j 3 : E V S ; n ’ al<,o ? d 7 . i ! . r d
S
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aU
lm
P ro
r’ v Ve
,h " ‘ ' le y , h"
— p u b lica n s.
• - No —
im p
e these
b o ,h
th re
demo- ' D ire c to rs N am ed
A p r il 13.
crats file d .
T he w o rk s h o p w i l l be d ire c t-
Jesse
Rosenbaum o f La-
ju r y in team a th le tic s T o u rn a Y M C A . N elson has been in s tru c b u ild in ® re p a irs fro m $1900 to M
. . .
nients and games re q u .rin g a d o -I to r o f the A s h la n d dance c lu b ' S90()' e x tra b c lP- $1500 to $500 M ^ \ b^ r , h ! r! I ?n T e ...
C o u n ty co m m issioner: L G Td
P r M cA u l aY- D r W ayne G rande. so cie ty p re sid e n t, said
$200 to
T,eg3 added- “ W e are SO'OR M o rth la n d , in c u m b e n t, re p u b li- JY W ells, p ro fesso r o f science; an e stim a te d 500,000 O regon
lescent boys to o verdo m ust not since its o rg a n iz a tio n o v e r tw o nnd n n im a l disposal
to p u t on a m em be rsh ip cam- can, unopposed in p rim a r y and ■
H S F o w le r - assistant pro- reside n ts
w ill
re ce ive E aster
— years ago
$100.
------------>-----------
, m Loyd w
W h jtn e y
and
c L fe s s o r_ o f p h y s ic a l science;
El-
Seals
in
th
e
m
a
ils d u r in g the
Ti..ir<o-
'P
a
l8n
to
in
v
ite
e
v
e
ry
fa
rm
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r
C. L
•
- -
J ' < k p ts are n o w on sale at 50 ! .?he^ ra S o ve rn m e n t lost $750 the c o u n ty to jo in o u r organiza-
B ' M acC racke n, assistant n e x t se veral days. T h is is a con
orgam za- H o c k e rs m ith , dem ocrats
< (nts a person and m ay be ob- , u it h the ja n it o r s s a la ry request tio n ." P resident Tiegs nam ed the
C o im tv r-U rir-
.
p ro fe s s o r o f m ath em a tics: D r sid e ra b le increase o v e r a ye a r
___ l
c o u n ty c le rk . G eorge C a rte r, p l m n m
««n -
T a — P l
A
*1 1
a ln ,’d fro m a n y m em bers o f the ^ t fro m $1500 to $1200; re tire - fo
fo llo
llo w
w in
in g
g captains
eantain« and
and leaders
ago.
posed
h“
*'
re
p
u
b
Iic
a
n
’
unop-
P resident: H a ro ld Thom as. Ash^
b,cal c ,u b o r at f hp A sh la n d
I o f th e m em be rsh ip d riv e : John
N eed E xplained
) M C A Those w h o d o n ’t squarc
x
la n d d is tr ic t fo re s t ra n g e r: C. H.
' H. M itc h e l. T a le n t; D a v id B la ir.
“ W e are h o p e fu l,” R osenbaum
T he state
ta x
re a p p ra isa l dance m ay purchase sn ecta to rs’
C o u n ty
tre a s u re r.
R a l p h A u lt. U.S. s o il c o n s e rv a tio n ser- said, “ th a t th is y e a r’s sale w i ll
¡Evans V a lle y : A lla n R allans,
team w i ll d e fin ite ly be in Ash- ¡tic k e ts at 25 cents each
I Eagle P o in t, and A . L . L e m le y . Sw eeney, in c u m b e n t, d em ocrat, vice, and F a ir G r if f in , educa- be th e m ost successful in the
lan d on A p r il 1, a cco rd in g to |
•
■
and H F. Cope, re p u b lic a n , b o th tio n a l c o n s u lta n t o f thé N o rth - h is to ry o f th e O regon society,
A sh lan d.
R ob ert O sborn, c h ie f a p p ra ise r THIRD PLACE HONORS
S
Tiegs p o in te d to th e proclam a- unopposed in the p rim a ry ' elec- w est d is tric t co n se rva tio n ser- since th e need fo r assistance
tio n .
, vice.
am ong th e sta te ’s p h y s ic a lly
I
tio
n by
G ov. D ouglas M c K a y
O sborn v e rifie d the date yes- given talent graders
C
o
u
n
ty
assessor:
A
n
d
r
e
w
T b e p u b lic w i ll be in v ite d to han dicap p ed c h ild re n and a d u lts
w h ic h said, in p a rt, " D u r in g the
k , . S i , X nd . S d de r b v OlO ^ : ,
» " W N E v e n s o n . preN -1 > » ? “ " ' » ' «?
>» O ^ . H a w v e r, d em ocrat, and W . P. a tte n d th e se veral phases o f the is b e co m in g m ore and m o re ap
T u c k e r, R G. F o w le r and Jo h n ! p ro g ra m
p a re n t.”
A sh la n d to T a le n t to P h o e n ix to Thanos, to o k th ir d place in the l d c n t o i S o u th e rn O regon col- 1 .¿’n ' l L i i i Y 0311
T iz e k k e r, re p u b lic a n s , i
■
■
The
p re s id e n t em phasized
M e d fo rd No r u r a l areas w i ll be 1952 c o u n ty grade school to u r Iege’ has been aPPoird pd lia is o n
W J1 to u n d e rstand th e prob- H e n ry
th a t re tu rn s fr o m th e sale o f
in clu d e d in the c u rre n t su rve y nam en t a t Eagie P o h iJ T a s t ¡ a t I i n
O regon fo r th c A
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i -
8 A ™
E aster Seals are used o n ly to as
d e te rm in a tio n to solve those
C o u n ty s u rv e y o r, P a u l R yn-
as th e y re q u ire the use o f a e ria l u rd a y n ig h t.
sist those persons w h o a re n o t
p ro b le m s in a m a n n e r f a ir to n ' n 8. in c u m b e n t, re p u b lic a n , un-
maPS
ri»Th l J a ,e n t CrJeW' led bv B a r’ ¡¿ o r ie d \-e s te ? d 7 v ‘ h v D r " n X n iboth Producers and consum ers ¡opposed.
e lig ib le f o r a id fr o m a n y o th e r
agency, e ith e r p u b lic o r p riv a te .
defeated B u tte ^ F a U s 38-21 " ' t o J M aaske- P resident o f O regon N a tio n a lh Scoi>ellC ‘ ntereSt
C o u n ty c o r o n e r . C a r lo s M o r -
D r. R oy W. M cN e al, p ro fesso r S ervices N oted
w in the co nso la tion b r .ek. i o f ^ 'd le g e o f E d u c a tio n
N a tio n a l Scope
ns, in c u m b e n t, and D r. M . P.
o f g e o g ra p h y a t S o u th e rn O re- ! D u rin g th e past ye a r, th e
'
A p p o in tm e n t
fo llo w e d
D r , ‘,The O reg o " , . F a ’' n\ 1 B “ rpau Y ^ '
t ! l ,re p u b lic a n s
No
the tournam ent.
gon college, was re c e n tly n o ti- E aster Seal agency has increas-
¡S tevenson’s recent a tte nd an ce at has nl a
avai ab f to tb e / a r 71‘ d em ocrats f,le d
fie d th a t he has been elected a ed its services to h a n dicap p ed
the n a tio n a l co nfe re n ce o f th e
?5,r ®tate .the X,ast fa c ,ll‘ ; S tate re p re s e n ta tiv e (tw o va-
m e m b e r o f the M e x ic a n S o c ie ty persons in m a n y w ays:
■ g ro u p held at C hicago He w i l l 1 es T * “ 16 A m e ™ an F a rm B u r- Icancies), R o b e rt Root and Ed H.
o f G e o g ra p h y and S ta tis tic s .
1- T he a g e n c y ’ s h o s p ita l
h e lp c o o rd in a te d e v e lo p m e n t o f cau fe d e ra 9 o n . T h e ir le g is la tiv e M ann, incum bents, and D r. G.
B y W IN K IN N E Y
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D r M cN e a l was h on ored b y school f o r c rip p le d c h ild re n in
H»n? p r d^ ' i Z i re p u b lica n s. No the so cie ty fo r h is s tu d y in M ex- Eugene has had a c a p a c ity num -
The m agazint
and 25 cent
aem ocrais m e o .
ico fro m 1948 to 1950 w he n hg b e r o f yo un gste rs th ro u g h o u t the
a g ric u ltu re .
book
hnve done it
, p u b . lis
. h e rs
.
H o n o r r o ll students at
Ash ' tb e state,
C irc u it ju d g e o f the f ir s t j u d i - ! s tu d ie d
at
the U n iv e rs ity o f year:
again-
io la te w<>
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"T h e O regon F a rm
B ureau c ia l d is tric t, p o s itio n No. 1, H M exico. The so cie ty was fo u n d -
2. T he p ro g ra m fo r tr a in in g
is A n d -v now
have taste,
a sort th o a f t land S e , n io r h h lg
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e n d in g F e b ru a ry 29 ¡ fo r se veral years and is n o w has been co o p e ra tiv e in Oregon K. H anna, in c u m b e n t, n o n -p a rti- ed in 1833 and has had an a c tiv e |h om e b o u n d han dicap p ed h a s
citizens advisory committee to are as fou ows
p a rt in M e xica n academ ic life , t been stepped up, and
s e rv in g as c h a irm a n o f th e p ro g ra m s fo r e du catio n, im p ro v san.
rid e herd on tile new slands
S eniors (18 — o n e -fo u rth o f A A C T E studies and standards ed a g r ic u ltu ra l c o n d itio n s , b et
R e p u b lic a n c o n v e n tio n dele
j 3. Speech and h e a rin g assist-
In a w ay. I'm glad to see the class), E la in e D ie c k m n n ,
te r g o v e rn m e n t and has been ac gates fro m fo u rth congressional
B a r co m m itte e.
j ance has been g ive n
to m a n y
public protest here in A sh bara F a lw e ll, L o y a l G reen, B a r
tiv e
in
its s u p p o rt o f ru ra l d is tr ic t (tw o
positions): M rs.
j m ore yo un gste rs th an e ve r be-
j y o u th .
land— but lor d ifferen t rea bara H ild , H a ro ld Kasa, L a w
! fore.
B e re th H o p k in s , Gene B ra n tle y .
sons. The m ost objectionable
“ It is m y pleasure to salute A A. Lausm ann and C a th e rin e
rence L e b o w , B ill M iles. W in to n
“ T he a im
o f th e s o cie ty.”
parts of these pub lication s are
, th e C o u n ty F a rm B ureaus o f H o ltz . (The c o u n ty c le rk has no
M ille r , P h y llis N ich o ls
Rosenbaum said, " is to re h a b ili
the lurid covers w hich prom
O regon and to w ish th em suc re c o rd o f any C a th e rin e H o ltz
C harles P e te r, D ic k Reyncn.
ta te
p h y s ic a lly
handicapped
ise such illic it d eligh ts w ith V ir g in ia S h irle y , L e la n d S ilv e r.
cess in th e observance o f “ F arm reg iste re d re p u b lic a n in Jackson
c h ild re n and a d u lts so th a t th e y
in. that if the books tried to B ru ce S k ib b y ,
E v e ly n S m ith ,
can ta k e th e ir places in n o rm a l
A re c e p tio n fe a tu rin g the fir s t B ureau w e e k " in each o f the 28 c o u n ty. F ilin g s fo r these offices
make good w ith copy to ¡C a ro l S u lliv a n , B a rb a ra Swee
in the are made in Salem .)
day-to-day liv in g . "
p u b lis h e d
novel by
A sh lan d F a rm B u rea u counties
match the F.B.I. w ould be on
noy and M illic e n t T o w e r
T he so cie ty has aided m an y
W r ite r V e rn e A tha na s. 81 A lid a state o f O regon.”
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conven
their tails in a m inute.
16 J u n io rs
h om ebound persons to become
street, w i ll be h e ld F rid a y . 2-4
tio
n
delegates
fro
m
th
e
state
a
t
Hence, by a p p e a lin g to m an ’s
J u n io rs (16— one-seventh o f p.m., in th e A s h la n d lib r a r y
s e lf-s u ffic ie n t f<v the f ir s t " m e
la rg e (10 p ositions): R o b e rt A.
baaer n a tu re these lit t le p ic to r- | class). P at A b b o tt, G a il C ru s o e j A th a n a s w i l f be on hand to
in th e ir lives. T h ro u g h th e sale
E
llio
tt
and
W
illia
m
M
c
A
llis
te
r,
ia l strip-te nse rs l i il k the p u b lic 1 Joan D ay-A nderson. N ancy Dun- ¡a u to g ra p h copies
of
his fir s t
o f Easter Seals, the o rg a n iz a tio n
b oth fro m M e d fo rd .
w ith w o rth le ss trash
and en kenson,
R ob ert Edson. G len nove l. "T h e P ro u d O nes," a
m a in ta in s a c r a ft shop fo r th e
courage hack w rite rs to tu rn out In g le , M a ry e M id d le to n .
D ic k w estern s to ry , and to describe
handicapped, w h e r e
a rtic le s
S eeking $27.000 fro m Jackson W IN S TO N MARKS IS
mon.*.
N o rris .
the book. T h e s to ry is centered
m ade b y h om ebound h a n d ic a p
Bui don't lei's fool o u r
B a rb a ra
R ensfield.
B e t t y a ro u n d
a s m a ll w estern cow c o u n ty, th c 1952 Red Cross fu n d WEEKLY SPEECH W IN N E R
ped persons are sold, the p ro fits
selv es that our children are I S m ith ,
I d a
S m ith . H a rv e y ! to w n at th e end o f the Texas d riv e began last M onday.
going to them . T he so cie ty also
W in sto n M a rk s ’ speech, “ A
ihc victim *. Thanks lo better
Woods,
¡h e lp s tr a in th e persons so th e y
R alph Z e lle r,
Sandra c a ttle d riv e
and
in v o lv e s "a
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n
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is
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d
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fo
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in
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th
Dis-
education about such m atters C ln ry , B a rb a ra O w en, and N or- .c h a ra c te r s tu d y o f a c o w p u n c h e r
¡can m ake salable a rtic le s
v o lu n te e r s o lic ito r team s w h ic h case-”
w on the w e e k ly best-
the youngsters are much more
a
a
man Stephens.
tu rn e d s h e riff, and h is d e p u ty ."
w i l l contact th e g en eral p u b lic ’ peeSh ’ Cup at
last M o" day ’»
blase to these sensational ap
S ophom ores (14—-o n e -n in th o f a c c o rd in g to the a u th o r,
CHICO
BOXING
MEET
.
,
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Toastm asters m eeting.
peals than are their parents of class), B ill Bates, D a v id Bow - | P u b lis h e rs o f the w o rk are ¡ fo
r d on
-------------
atio ns to . the .
cam paign
another generation
Coach B ill A b b e y
and
h is
Ni
1 S o u th e rn O regon college b o x in g
tib le
team w i ll re tu rn to C h ico th is
GEOGRAPHER . . . Roy W.
p ro vid e
w eekend fo r th e
F a r W estern
M cN eal, professor of geo g ra conference b o x in g meet.
kt
phy at Southern O regon col
w ith us, in one fo rm or a n o th e r r« > 11 » f i
O th e rs co m p e tin g in th e m eet
i < » W ( • 11
b m itn . m a g a zin es.
s o rv ic c w o rk and 61 p e r cent E rn ie M addon a tte nd ed the ses
lege. has been elected a m em w i ll be m ittm e n
P S .: Who rid e s herd on th< Sharon S te w a rt. T
fro m
C hico.
T cnn ev
T h c M a rt w i ll have th c book w i ll rem a ’ n here fo r loca l acti sion h e ld a t th c S o uthe rn O re ber of the M exican S o ciety of
fiin n y book.« in y o u r hi use’’
H
u
m
b
o
ld
t
and
th
e
U
n
iv
e
rs
ity o f
and K a th rin e Y o rk
fo r sale fo llo w in g the re ce p tio n , v itie s .
gon c o lle ge stu de nt union.
G eography and Statistics.
C a lifo rn ia at D avis
(Editor’« note: Thia la the
third article of a aerlea writ
ten by Col. W aterbury, Aah-
land, on the training of Am-
erica'a youth. Since the fa il
ure of the UMT bill la s t w eek
in congreaa. other proposals
w ill be forthcom ing. The pro-
poiala and viawa expressed in
these article* are not necea-
aarily those of thia newa-
paper.)
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r
*
Benefit Square
Dance Saturday
Conservation Is
Program Topic
For April Meet
\'S
n.?;- “; r d,™CA
' " I ” DU' M U
Week Observed
■ ■
County Office
Seekers Listed
• ■
Easter Seal
Assistance Told
Tax Re-Appraisal
Team Due April 1
Stevenson Named
ri
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*
^OUCOtlOn \9FOUp
Liaison Officer
Mexican Society
Honors McNeal
L LOOK AOOOT OS
AHS Honor Roll
Library Reception
For Athanas Novel
Red Cross Drive
Goal Is $ 2 7 ,0 0 0