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Plans for the musical compe
tition festival, to be held at the
Southern Oregon College of Ed
ucation in Ashland April 5 or 6,
were made at a meeting of mu
sic educators of Southern Ore
gon held hero recently. Schools
represented were Coos Bay,
Grants Pass, Medford, Klamath
Falls, Lakeview, Central Point,
Rogue River, Jacksonville, Grif
fin Creek and the Southern Ore
gon College of Education.
At a meeting held earlier this
year by music educators of Re
gion, Ore., it was decided to re
new school music contest festi
vals this year and alternate each
year with non-competitive fes
tivals, according to I. A. Mirick,
chairman of the southern Ore
gon festival. Winners of Divi
sion I rating in this district will
have the opportunity of compet
ing in the national music contest
held in April and May. This re
gion Includes Washington, Ore
gon, Montana and Idaho.
Classifications of schools Is ac
cording to high school enroll
ment at the end of the first
month of school each year. Class
A schools includes those with an
enrollment of 751 or more in
senior high -school; Class B
schools will be those with en
rollment of 250 to 750 and Class
C those with enrollments under
250.
Judges for the contest have
not yet been selected, according
to Mirick. The chairman is band
and orchestra supervisor for
Medford public schools.
CLASS HAS PARTY
Jacksonville, Jan. 18 Danc
ing was the feature entertain
ment at a junior class party at
the High school here Wednesday
evening. Eldon Gunter, chair
man of committees, and Miss
Lola Talbot, class advisor, were
in charge. Several guests from
Medford attended.
Astrakan lambs are selected
for slaughter for fur when they
are four days old.
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JACKSONVILLE C-C
TO EYE PLANS FOR
Jacksonville, Jan. 18 (U.R)
Committees to investigate possi
bilities of erecting a new high
school building and establishing
a war memorial hall were se
lected at a meeting of the cham
ber of commerce here last night,
H. E. Lind, president of the or
ganization, stated this morning.
Lind said that present war
memorial plans were to remodel
an existing structure which
would be owned by the city and
sponsored by the chamber of
commerce. Various juvenile and
civic organizations would use
the hall.
Plan City Dump
The chamber proposed to go
before the city council at its
next session regarding the mat
ter of a new city dump ground.
According to Lind the civic
group has spotted an area which
to all indications the council will
judge favorable for the project.
If the dump ground is establish
ed, a city sanitary service, oper
ated as a private enterprise, may
be set up.
Lind stated that last night's
turnout was one of the best the
chamber has had and that en
thusiasm in the organization was
increasing. Jacksonville shows
signs of much progress and de
velopment in the next few years,
Lind said.
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Thrill-packed action and
sparkling comedy highlight.
"Along Came Jines," now at
the Holly theatri for a weeks
engagement, starring Gary
Cooper as Meiody Jones and
featuring Loretta Young, Wil
liam Demarest and Dan Duryea.
Tins refreshing and novel ac
tiun urama yivt's Cuopcr one uf
his finest roles as a quixotic
range-rider who. in order to do
a favor for a lady, poses as a
notorious bandit in spite of the
fact that he's the world's most
inept bad man.
20-UNIT AUTO COURT
PLANNED NEAR G. PASS
Grants Pass, Jan. 18 Con
struction of the first five units
of a contemplated 20-unit auto
court on the Pacific highway,
two miles south of Grants Pass
has been started by George E.
Longan, formerly of Los Ange
les. Ttie court, to be known as
Riverpark Court, is near Carna
han Drive.
Tlans call for two double
rows of cottages at right angles
to the highway and Rogue
river and the grounds will be
landscaped to give a good view
of the river, Longan states.
THREE MONTHS ENOUGH
Hollywood, Jan. 18 (U.R)
Actress Sheila Ryan, who found
after three months of marriage
to cowboy actor Allan Lane
that they "differed on practi
cally everything," said today
that she would end the mar
riage. Miss Ryan announced
that her suit for divorce, charg
ing mental cruelty, would be
filed next week by Attorney
Oscar Cummins.
Friday Jan. It. 1946
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BREAKFAST...
Change to CREAM OF RICE
I don't have to coax my children to
eat cereal, aince the school nurse told
me about Cream of Ricel
Not a wheat cereal . . . not com
cereal . . . Cream of Rice is made with
nourishing rice.' It'a the only hot rice,
breakfast cereal . . . hence it offera
something uniquely different to de
light a child's tastel Every serving is
fortified to whole-grain levels with
vitamins Bu G, niacin and iron.
Serve this "high-energy," all-family
breakfast cereal regularly I 5 minutet
to prepare. Get Cream of Rice today.
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DEBATERS IN TIE
Medford and Salem high
school debate teams appeared
in a debate at the Medford high
school yesterday, the contest
ending in a two and two tie.
The question was "Resolved:
That every able bodied male
in the United States should
have one year of full time mili
tary training before attaining
the age of 24."
Debating for Salem were
Cornelius Bateson, Tom Bart
lett, Jim Ragland and Allen
Wilcox. On the Medford team
were June Bosworth, Jerry Igo.
David dourquin, Janet Horsley
and Bill Moffat. The Salem
team was accompanied by the
coach, Miss Amanda Anderson.
Daily Weather Report
Coach of the Medford team Is
Miss Barbara Compton.
Judges were A. L. Bowmer.
Southern Oregon College of
Education, and Earl C. Gaddis,
Medford.
LAST RITES SET FOR
GRANTS PASS SUICIDE
Grants Pass. Jan. 18 Funer
al sorv'ces will be held here
Sunday for Herbert Henry
Munn, 40, who died from a self
inflicted gunshot wound Wed
nesday. Munn was found lying
In a ditch near his parked car
on the Applegnto road near
Riverbanks Farms. County Cor
oner Virgil E. Hull said Munn
first shot himself In the face
and some time later discharged
the weapon into his abdomen,
which was said to be the fatal
wound.
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