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Sunday. July 13. 1952
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Hayes and party as its first guests, is the omcial omce lor xne
1952 Gold Rush Jubilee. Information can be 'obtained at the of
fice concerning the events of the August 2 and 3 celebration by
calling in person or by writing. Funds from past Jubilees have
gone into a new roof of the hotel m an effort to preserve xne
building. -
Gold Rush Jubilee
Plans Now Under Way
Jacksonville Preparations
for the fifth annual Gold Rush
Jubilee to be held August 2 and
3 are now in high gear in Jack
sonville, according to P. E.
(Scotty) Matheny, general chair
man. , Matheny pointed out that the
Jubilee is now becoming one of
the "musts" for tourists on the
west coast and is benefiting all
of southern Oregon in increased
tourist business. He stressed the
idea that the celebration is no
longer local in scope. "Although
it is sponsored by the Jackson
ville Lions club, its past and con
tinuing success remains with the
assistance given by the Jubilee's
business, fraternal and organi
zation friends throughout the
Rogue river valley," the chair
man continued.
Funds for Improvements
Funds from the past four Jubi
lees have gone for civic and his
toric improvement, Matheny
noted. Such projects have been
a new roofing for the U. S. hotel,
a $15,000 Community hall, two
public rest rooms and new foot
ball uniforms for the high school.
The money to be received from
the coming festival is earmarked
for night lights, new sodding
and a grandstand for the high
school football field.
"Every effort is being made
this year," the chairman said,
"to bring new innovations to the
affair as well as the popular
events of the past Jubilees." One
of the featured attractions of the
celebration will be "a unique
one the first of its kind," ac
cording to Matheny, referring
to the Burro derby. It is hoped
to perform this on the quarter
mile oval at the high school with
four races on Saturday, August
2, and Sunday races featuring a
sweepstakes finale for all race
winners. Prizes will be awarded
for win, place and show.
Matheny pointed out the im
portance of the burro to the be
ginnings of Jacksonville when it
was the principal pack-animal
for the prospector in the early
quest for gold and stated that
the Burro derby would continue
the memory of this hardy ani
mal in the city's history.
Other highlights of the two
day festival will be treasure
hunts for real gold, parade, se
lection of . a queen, log bucking
contests, pageant, Old Fiddlers'
contest, art exhibit, dancing,
archery and pistol contests and
barbershop quartet singing.
Prizes for the popular queen's
contest, which is based on the
most tickets sold, will be a $300
wardrobe for first, $200 for sec
ond and $100, third purchases
to be made at Mann's depart
ment store. Each contestant will
also receive a formal gown to
wear during the festivities which
she may keep, and weekly prizes
will be given for the candidate
selling the most tickets up to the
end of the contest.
Parade Prizes
Prizes will also be offered for
parade entries in two groups:
float and group or riding organ
ization. In both divisions, first
prize will be $25 and second,
$15. The best entry of the two
groups will receive $75.
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Values to 29.95
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Values to
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Drapery - Bedding
clearance
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