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SoutKern Oregon College
Homecoming Is Scheduled
Ashland Southern Oregon
college alumni will be welcomed
back to the college Friday and
Saturday, Nov. 11 and 12. for the
traditional homecoming activi
ties. The theme is "Remember
When."
Highlighting the week-end
will be the football game at 8
p.m. Saturday on the new col
lege field, between Oregon Col
lege of Education and SOC.
HearingsScheduled
Inio Controversial
Sale of Timber
Washington (U.R) S. L.
Peterson, Assistant Secretary of
Agriculture, today said a public
hearing will ' be held in Port
land on the Crescent Lake tim
ber sale controversy.
A hearing on the proposed sale
of 75,000,000 board feet of tim
ber in the Windago Pass area
near the lake was requested by
groups from several Oregon com
munities, including Bend, Klam
ath Falls, Westfir, Dallas and
Tillamook.
L & H Lumber company of
Sutherlin informally requested
the sale of the U. S. Forest Serv
ice more than a year ago. The
company said it would build a
sawmill and chipping operation
at Crescent Lake if the sale were
effected.
Opposed Plan
However, central Oregon
groups opposed the proposal on
the grounds that the sawmill
planned would place competitors
at a disadvantage in bidding on
pine timber stands between Cres
cent Lake and Bend.
Regional Forester J. Herbert
Stone, after a hearing in Bend
several months ago, turned down
the application by the Sutherlin
firm, but Forest Service Chief
Richard McArdle reversed this
decision.
The Bend Chamber of Com
merce appealed to the Secretary
of Agriculture, and the Portland
hearing, a date for which has not
yet been set, resulted from the
appeal.
Halftime ceremonies will in
clude a short welcoming address
to alumni, guests, and students
by SOC President Elmo N. Ste
venson, and the crowning of a
homecoming queen. Princesses
selected by the lettermen's club
are Winnette Andrews, Palm
Desert- Calif.; Gretchen Ling
quist, Medford; Gloria Everts,
Eugene; Jo Rasmussen, Grants
Pass; and Jean Marshall, Forest
Grove.
General chairman is Walt
Hurst, Glendale.
The rally squad will kick off
the events with a serpentine of
students leading from the dorm
at 6:30 p.m. Friday to a bonfire
rally at Puller field.
Saturday Activities
Saturday's activities will be
gin at 12:30 p.m. with a noise
parade through downtown Ash
land, featuring floats to be
judged by faculty and alumni for
prizes in the various divisions.
Riley Winchell. Medford, is in
charge of the floats.
At 2 p.m. an alumni "buzz ses
sion" and registration is sched
uled for Susanne Homes Hall.
Old grads will be issued name
tags admitting them to the foot
ball game free.
At 3 p.m. Sigma Epsilon Pi
will honor its alumni with a tea
at the apartment of their adviser,
Miss Plichta.
, An address, "New Emphases
at SOC," will be given by Dr.
Stevenson, which will be fol
lowed by the election of officers
for 'the coming year.
After the game, a Homecom
ing Dance is scheduled in honor
of the returning alumni for
10:30 p.m. at Memorial Court.
SLEEPING PERMIT
Boston ' (U.R) Don't get
caught napping on Boston Com
mon unless you've got your
sleeping permit. A new regula'
tion requires a written pass from
the Park Commissioner before
you can sleep,on the grass of the
Common or other public parks
Wednesday, NoYmber t, 1IBI
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