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IIIU K S D A Y , JU L Y 3, 1053 SOUTHERN O H IO O N NEW g R EVIEW . A SH LA N D . OREGON PAGE ' Klamath Artists i Begin Workshop E X C E P T IO N A L C H IL D R E N DISCUSSED O N R A D IO SH O W PROSPECT M A N C ITE D IN K O R EA N F IG H T IN G A discussion of training t h e W ITH TH E 40U i IN F A N T R Y r exceptional child and handling D IV. IN KOREA — Army Ser ♦ 1 • apeech difficulties w ill be heard Klamath Fulls — The fourth on tiic weekly Southern Oregon geant First Class John Dolen Klumuth A rt Workshop, an an college rudlo program to be air shek, Prospect, Orc., recently re nual summer study in creative ed at 8:15 this (Thursday) eve ceived a commendation from an A ir Fore«- general for his action expression alternating each yeur ning by Radio Station K W IN as a part of a 14 man patrol F IR S T C H U R C H OF C H R IST between various art media, has Members of the panel are Dr which rescued a downed air ob (Christian) been announced for July 7 to John D. E McAulay, director of Second and B Streets August 1, with painting, graph the summer session; Dr W alter server under enemy tire Earl F Downing, Minister SEC Dolenshek is a member ics. and crufts receiving the em D Snyder, assistant superintend Bible School, 0:45 a.m. phasis this year. Morning Service, 11 a.m. ent of public instruction; and of Company E, 224th Infantry Sermon: "W hat’s wrong with Started in 1040 by a s m a l l Lloyd Thomas, of the stab* de Regiment, the unit which sent group of enthusiasts interested partment of education Dr. Sny i out the patrol D ie observer, 1st gambling?’’ Junior Church, 11 a.m., for In the artistic development der and Mr. Thomas arc current Lt. W P R Talputt of Norfolk historically, aCenlcally und pro ly conducting workshops at the England, parachuted from a the children. I stricken plane after It was hit Christian Endeavor, 8:30 p.m., gresslvely — of this mile high college by Communist fire Seeing the for children and young people. region close to the fringes of the Included In the informal talk parachute open, the 14 E Com Evening Service, 7:30 p.m., nation’s last prim itive areas, w ill be a review of the speech Book of the week, Ephesians the workshop immediately gain clinic to be established on the pany men volunteered to rescue him while A ir Force planes cir Midweek Service, Wednesday, ed national attention because of Southern Oregon college cam 7:30 p.m. cled the area to offer overhead Wie leading artists who came pus next fall under the direc s protection. • from the metropolitan renters tion of Leon C Mulling, assoc EAST SIDE Upon hearing of the rescue to instruct here during the sea iate professor of speech mission, L t Gen. O. P Weyland CHURCH OF C H R IST son • • commander of the Far East A ir 1047 Iowa. Ashland In the trio of workshops al- I A S H L A N D S O L D IE R IN Sunday services: 10:30 a.m. Forces, forwarded the following ready given there has b e e n ' G E R M A N Y and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. 7:30 message to Dolenshek and his heard such voices of artistic au p.m. Heidelberg, Germany — Cpl companions: thority as Emmy Zwaybruck, in Radio Program: Sunday, 0 15 Paul Nyberg. whose parents live 'T h is action, coordinated with a m., K W IN . ternationally known designer for Macy’s, Lord und Taylor at 1825 Siskiyou Blvri, Ashland, covering artillery fire, is worthy “Let not kindness and truth Marshall-Field, and director of recently graduated from the Eu- of the highest praise and further forsake thee: Bind them about the Prang Studio of the Ameri ■ I ropean Command Troop Infor- cements the spirit of comrade thy neck; write them upon the can Crayon Company; James ! I motion and Education School at ship ix-tww-n air arid ground tablet of thy heart: So »halt thou forces Please accept my sincere find favor and good understand Edward Peek, director of art nt ' Ducligu, Germany He is a gradual«- of Hendow thanks and admiration the Cornish School in Seattle ing in sight of God and man,” In forwarding the message, Proverbs 3: 3-4 and creator of advertising nrt County School in London, Eng for Ford Motor company Gen land and of Southern Oregon daj Gen Daniel H Hudelson You are always welcome to eral Electric. Wcstinghousc and College in Ashland commander of the 40th Infantry the services of the Church of Corporal Nyberg who entered, Division, added his personal Christ twice winner of Guggenheim fellowships; Hardie Gramatky the Army in January 1951, has commendation. famous American wuter color been assigned as Troop Inform a presbyteriak church artist, author, magazine illustra tion and Education Non-Commis Tolent Soldier Returns 130 N. Main (at Hetman) tor and member of Un- National sioned Officer o the 95th Anti Home from Korean Service "A Friendly Church Academy of Design; and Vern A ircraft A rtillery Gun Rattal for Thoughtful People" Church School for all age* at Swanson, recognized California ion nt Heidelberg With the 3d Infantry Div in ami Oregon painter now in Korea - Cpl Allen R Speece. 0:45 a.m. Morning W orlhlp at 11 a.m France at the University of Nice whose wife Eloise, lives on Rt by the pastor. auid whose* water colors and oils Association, the workshop is op ♦A J53, Talent la returning Session Meeting at 3 pA New York Architectural League en to anyone Interested Artists to the U S on rotation after take It for improvement in pro Young People’s Meeting at and others. with the 3d Infantry D i 8:30 p.m. fessional skills. others take It serving vision in Korea. Instruction this year w ill be for a varational or avoeatinnal by Louis Buncc, who has gained war held FIR ST CHURCH OF C H R IST pleasure, and teachers and stu ««Pif I I ear,y in International attention through dents take it for fully-approved m f ‘ u® Chlncs<‘ during the famed S C IE N T IS T his one-man showings at the Mu- college credit through arrange Hambung Hungnam beachhead Pioneer Avenue, South •«•urn of Modern A rt In N e w ments with the General Exten Wal ° f more than 100.- Sunday morning service at 11 York and the Cincinnati A rt Mu- sion Division of the state system 000 UN troops. Last fall, it o clock. »cum and through his selection of higher education smashed the enemy back from Sunday School at 0:30 a.m. for representation In the Metro Through a cooperative ar their deeply-entrenched wintei Wednesday evening meeting politan Museum’s recent ’’Ameri rangement with the Oregon hne in the battle of "Bloody An which includes testimonies of can Painting. 1050" exhibition Technical Institute, a state voca Christian Science healing, is and the exclusive Whitney Mu tional school in a picturesque uSptccc' a wheeled seum annual; and Roy W Mai- natural setting Just outside the vehicle mechanic in Headquart lery, outstanding Oregon art ed city, the workshop is given full ers Company of the 15th Infan REPORT ALL FIRES / ucator and designer use of the 800-acre campus "with try Regiment, arrived in Korea Now a major yearly project living accomodations for indi last September He received his * * the organized Klamath A r t viduals or families, and board Wash tn,ining at Fort Lcwis- as reasonable as the appetite,” Before entering the Army in says Mrs Lorraine Johnson, as January 1931. he was crnpIoyed soeinte president. MT. SH A STA Letters are already coming in, m i c . ' r " ' C rew " ’* suppiy- Mrs Johnson reports, for advice KEEP OREGON GREEN on equipment and clothing need His parents, M r and Mrs 0(1 for a summer session in "the alter F. Speece, live at «3 w ,ld — but wholly artistic __ Third St., Ashland. Oregon. west." IN "PR ETTY P R IN T - BAGS l o c a l s a il o r in p a c if ic £ * R a b b it P e llets A LL NEW PATTERNS Phon«: 6261 Office BELLVIEW FEED STORE Hiway 66 6406 Rea. M ONI’M EN TS A N D M ARK ERS Granite. Bronze. Marble Phone 8511 N . W. BERN'S Free Daily Delivery DEALER Next Door to P. O. It’s Carpet-Cleaning Magic THE E X C IT IN G NEW D ISC O VER Y held at 8 o'clock. Reading Room open «tally from 2 to 5 p.m. except Sundays and holidays. The public is oordially Invited to attend these services, and to use the Reading Room ■ FIR ST B A PTIST CHURCH Corner First and Hargadine W illiam H. 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Choir rehearsal. Wctnesday 7:30 p.m W h a t ’s Y o u r Among the 2200 crewmen Moo . aboard ^ e battleship , " I ° wa ln Korean waters, is i mer W Wiley, Jr , seaman apprentice. USN, son of M r and Mrs. W ilm er W Wiley of Ash land. Sine«- leaving "mothballs” to relieve her sister battleship, the USS Wisconsin, the Iowa has continued to bombard the Com munists in round-the-clock sup- PO’ of United Nations ground troops. During her first month of combat, the 45.000-ton Iowa hur led more than 1.000 rounds of one-tor, 16" projectiles, and over 3.000 rounds of 5" shells on Red installations along th * East coast of North Korea. AVAILABLE IN ASHLAND THRU they know green forests ond good fishing go together.
