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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1952)
THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1952 SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW, ASHLAND, OREGON Before the Pioneers Came sary to understand how it’s done thia year in the season’s open ing play. LO C K H EED engin Continued from Page One , "there is a time for everything " Into nowhere, it la believed that What takes over from this time eers and Sonia Henie's Ice Re the human structure of man and on, w ill have to be explained vue involved and held up Fes prehistorical unlmals were bur It was for his time and others tival’s need to give audiences led by a sudden change of the that the pioneer ventured that earth's surface from u tropical great task before him. 1 can al K Glimpse Behind the Scenes of super-spectacular effects in “The country to a cold atmosphere In ways picture in my mind as how Tempest ” B IL L PATTON, Med 'IM BT M E T H O D m CHURCH the Shakespeare Festival which they could not exist. A f I have seen them in action on ford Mazda-Magician who gave N Mai: it Ld-_rel By Don Berg ter a long time of many thous the old trail. And I w ill refrain up radio and TV Job« to do the Ross K i.m s . minister 22 minutes of JU L IU S C A E ands of years the earth had turn not to stop painting those good lighting for festival plays this Sunday school, 0.43 ana SAR plus 7 minutes, 25 seconds ed Its surface here in this great old days I love, of the true In- year rumored to be writing a Morning worship, 11 a m An northwest another living s p o t juin and his Squaw in their of Angus Bowmer, D r Margery book on "Strangulation, It ’s them and solo Junior church again for the human being. It prim itive wild stage of freedom, Bailey, Jennings Pierce, a n d Causes and Effects " and nursery. was from Asia no doubt that the land the «lays of their gr«-at music bridges w ill be featured ■ M USIC and D RAM A Closely on a coast to coast broadcast ov Indian's Inherltage sprang from, correlated In Medford Two Mu PR ESB YTER IA N CHURCH Buffalo Hunts. er NBC on August 18th, origin and crossed the great straits of sic stores, P ru itt’s and Puruck- 130 N Main (at Heiinan) And again I love to paint in re a tin g from the Festival Stage. labrador or the narrow channel “A Friendly Cbuseh ality the old pioneer as he lived 'Bud Beechwood of 1CMED w ill er Plano House now selling strait between Alaska and Rus- memberships to Festival plays for Thoughtful People' alu We have in our mind and by It I can see In my every day arnbuneei 200 Sarnoff stations to interested parties interested Church School for all ages at walk of 'if,, those scenes of old are expeeb-d to carry the pro the ancient history. That is in saving $4 40. Coining cliche’, 9:45 a m. where the American Indian came as they have disappeared be gram, which w ill be produced both stores have one thing at Morning Worship at 11 a m from. For in the space of time, yond all recognition in these and directed by Andrew Love, least in common both house by the pastor. modern days. Oregon gave its well-known Hollywood produc I presume of a thousand years numbers are “ 111’. P ru itt’s at Session Meeting at 3 p.m. or more, his time gave way to timber and sol) to create its •r. 111 West Main, Purucker’s at Young People’s Meeting at buildup Everything was here R E M IN IS C E N T OF L A S T 111 North Central Ute knowledge and science o f 8:30 p.m. the white race, as they came and all planned by the hand of YEAR: is TO M BRENNAN, por Shades of the Good Old Days m a n traying “T R IN C U L O ” in "The west like the advancing tide nature when the white Avant Le Guerre: Festival Di GRACE L U T H E R A N CHURCH moved In. Oregon didn't grow Tempest” and the "COBBLER” The white invader undermined rector Fountain "Fizzieian” in Iowa and Mountain avenue the Indian race with his super over night It wns a resolution of in JU L IU S CAESAR. Tom re forms busy director that only Sunday School 9:45 time with the pioner. It was his minds us of George Eckstine at natural instinct and power. The “to go” container is available, Adult Discuaaion Group 10:00. Incredible time nt the first be his (George’s) best "T.B." is the Indian now is nearly extinct.. but w ill send second coke in Morning Vorahlp Service 11. Who knows but what these ginning when some portions of efficient type While strolling on Evening Service 730. glass if director1 w ill return the Changes are supernatural pow the land had to be cleared of the gn.-en learning lines, he car a glass before ten o’clock. In the timber growth, the turning over er. As the old saying goes, ries a l o n g (non-Rooseveltian) of til«« soil, yet this wasn't turn stick with nail in the end and midst of hectic rehearsal ses EAST SIDE ed into rip«- grain over night, { picks up scraps of paper on Fes- sion with dozens ‘of runners C HURCH OF C H R IST available, director takes time to ! 1047 Iowa, Ashland and his buildup of a home did ) tlval green return coke glass himself. A few not grow to its full capacity ov Sunday aervicea: 10:80 a oL T A L L E R TH A N EVER: was er night A ll these things o f GENE M A L E C K I, Festivai pro years ago, in more polite and and 7:80 p.m. Wedneaday, 7 80 necessity had to start some time motion director for '50 season considerate sections of the coun p.m. try, nothing unusual about such and somewhere. Radio Program: Sunday. 0.15 when he visited revamped Chau action Diese days, in busy Fes am .. K W IN . Tiie old pioneer settlers, some tauqua Shell Tuesday after- WMÏH M N.____ You are always welcome to ¡lived in poverty and plenty of ' noon. Man who flew turkey to tival company, Very unusual U ’ llT -U P * < Ht HAJ HO J t/O t OF RlASofi hardships In tl." beginning of T U R K E Y currently in cahoots A fter 3 seasons of hob-nobbing the services of the Church of Oregon's Buildup Provision cen- with Basil O’Conner who col and mingling with Festival play Christ. 9 i ters were few and far apart. The lects dimes from millions to ers and directors, we find this old trails were dim and rough make billions for "March of year’s company the most polite, F IR S T C HURCH O F CHRIST. considerate, and courteous o f SC IE N T IS T i doctors were as scarce as hen's Dimes.” any. Pervading sense of hum il Pioneer Avenue, South teeth The white tops of the des FROM G R EEN W IC H V I L - Sunday morning aarvtee at 11 ert ghosts rumbled In their ears ¡LA G E, and apartment-mate A L ity coupled with willingness and I now nnd then, and a dish of Ice- IC IA RUHL. Is N A N C Y CLA R K mature - cooperstiveness, make o’clock. Sunday School at 9:80 a m Cream was Just out of his reach JONES, President of hard-work this year’s cast the best in our Wednesday evening meeting, so you must know that harmony ing Tudor Guild, back to Pear book. The plays themselves w ill i wasn't on his side of the fence Valley to rejoin the fold a n d prove us right or wrong (which which include« testimonies of much of the time But he pon- plan for H E Y -D A Y on 20th and sounds like a line from Shakes i Christian Science healing, la MONUMENTO 'held at 8 o’clock. 1 dered in his thoughts much of help with numerous Festival de peare). A N D M ARK ERS the time with harmony, thinking tails. Mrs Jones is member of BARD S HEY D A Y ' the big G ranita, Bronca, M arble of his family, trusting to good Association Board of Directors event for the coming week end. N. W. B U R N S health, as they lived under that A ER O D YN A M IC S: in addi Valley residents have opportun DEALER little log shanty roof among the tion to knowledge of W ill's play, ity to see and meet Festival ac MT. SH A STA Next Door lo P. O. shadows of the whispering pine "The Tempest” w ill be neces tors and technicians informally, and the B A R N U M ’S in Phoenix provide the ultimate in hospi tality Food, entertainment, and swimming in the B A R N U M IN " P R E T T Y -P R IN T ” pool are onlv a few of the many BA G S attractions TE Y D A Y offers. Last year. ROD K E A T IN G came A L L N EW P A T T E R N S close to a dunking in the Barn um pool This year, we predict, B IL L "'I Only Watch Rehearsals so I ’ll Know What to W rite About" D A W K IN S w ill make the plunge, probably garbed in blue denimed duck-billed cap and baggy denim trousers Bon voyage. Bill! ■ Hi way 66 Phona 0511 See the wide range of wed Free D aily D elivery ding announcements available at the News Review (fa c í Reading R ood . open daily from 2 to 5 p.m except Sunday« and holidays. The publie ia oordially invited to attend these services, and to use the Reading Room 9 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner First and Hargadine W illiam H. Tillm an Pastor “ Where Souls a « Fed and Heart« Made Glad ” Sunday 0:45 a m Sunday school, a class for every age Morning worship, l i a.m.. special music, service broadcast over K W IN Youth fellowship s e r v i c e s . 0:30 p.m ; evening service, sing Midweek Service. Wednesday. ing, testimonies and gospel mes 8 p.m. It*» Carpet-Cleaning Magic THI EXCITING NEW DISCOVERY GLAMORENE • ‘T • You road about G LA M O R EN E in Readers Digest new try U in your own heme. AVAILABLE IN ASHLAND ' OREGOW GREEN Rabbit Pellets BELLVIEW FEED STORE Hw DODGE FURNITURE STORE Sprinkle it on-Bresh it ia-Vi Q U IC K • Dusties«. Revives color and prevents running. Fluff« pile. • Carpets last longer! No bleaching, fading or after-odors. ONE G A L L O N CLEANS A P P R O X IM A T E L Y FOUR 9 x 12 RUGS $ 4 .3 9 G LA M O R EN E comes On July 7th,the Bell System’s radio relay system and coaxial cables enabled the T V networks to I,ring the Republican Convention to the nation’s television viewers—who will also see the Demo cratic Convention on July 21st. It is now possible for all West Coast T V stations—from San Diego to Seattle - t o carry these important national events ns they happen.To accomplish this,Pacific Telephone engineers made special changes in the coaxial cable between Sacramento and Portland They also rushed tlit installation of a new radio relay link from Portland to Seattle so both could ou used together for the transmission of televi sion network programs over this 745 mile route best bargains T lie nationwide radio relay system is only one example of how we are constantly ini proving telephone service while holding the cost of service down— keeping it so low in fact, that a telephone call remains one of today’s best buys in anv budget your home’s or vour nation’s all-purpose resource. They provide Yes, forests ore on shade, beauty ond relaxation for picnickers; shelter and food for birds ond animals; watersheds for cities and farms; and wood for the A Pacific Telephone pocked ready ovoilable at casts to all West Coast viewers You can use a forest and enjoy it too. EASY Ramovas food staina. greaaa, gum. lipstick, tar even shoe polish. New radio relay brings convention tele is one of today's SAFE • “Live” TV now spans the West Your telephone it »ff <m4 a ll 4 irt b owt iss g tfH y •Vew radio relay to Seattle extend, coast-to-eoa,! telecast, to all the West in time for the convention, W ith the com pletion of Pacific Telephone’s newest radio relay facilities, 99% of the nation’s television viewers can he reached by network programs— making it possible for any event of national significance to be flashed visually across the nation in a fraction of a second. Telephone calls too, are carried by radio relay. Later this year, for example, the Pacific Northwest radio relay link will carry 132 simultaneous ’through” calls — but th at’s only a fraction of its ultimate capacity. Im portant for convenience and enter tainment, the radio relay system is even more important today when the telephone is hard at its biggest job— keeping America strong. sage, 7:45 p m. Monday, prayer meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m., mid week service and Bible study, 8:30 p.m., choir rehearsal T h u r s d a y , 7 8 0 pm ., Sky Pilots in their club bouee oa | W alker avenue. Youth Fellowship g r o u p s , 6:00 p.m. Wesley Foundation, 7:00 p.m Choir rehearsal, Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. • FIR ST C H U R C H O r C H R IST (Christian) Second and B Streets Earl F. Downing, Minialer Bible School, 9:46 a.m. Junior Church, 11 i . b l , tor the children. Christian Endeavor, 7:00 p.m., for children and young people. Evening Service; B -p.m Ser mon: L. D. Wells. m anufacture of thousands of products needed in our doily lives. 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