S outhern O regon News Review. T h u rsd ay , Feb 27. 1947
MRS. C. D. E L H A R T H A S
M IS C E L L A N E O U S SH O W E R
Spring Athletics
Program Revealed
Mrs. C. D. E lh a rt e n te r ta in e d a
g io u p of frie n d s E n ih .y e e e n r ig .
Ei b. 14. w itti a m isc e lla n e o u s s h o
w
er for M is D uke L o rto n S alad
(F ro m T h e Siskiyou*
P la n s lo r sp rin g io iu v u f» ¿.I 1 -as se rv e d from a ta b le d c e o i.it '
S o u th e rn O reg o n College a re b e ed in p in k , a n d blue. T h e ho-tes.
ing to m iu ia te u by tn e pny-oenl g av e p rizes fo r sever..! gan es
lO u calitin d e p a rtm e n t. C u ll ,.ti- w ith Mrs. M a rg a re t R ush w inning
l.e a n .fo rm e r U n iv ersity t O r •- ¡w ith th e m ost a rtis tic w ash cloth ■
gun sta r, w ill m e n to r b a se b a il »anc| \ j ls ,jov Q e n rh a rt w ith hi i
m is y ear. A te n ta tiv e sch e d u le t list of a p p ro p ria te
nam es. Mrs
living a rra n g e .i w iin all iioftu-
Ja
c
o
b
W
eitzel.
M
rs.
M
arvin Mill
g am es tic k e te d for th e M e d iu m
e 'ra ie i S ta d iu m . G am es w ith tn e e r, M iss E dna D o u g h e rty , . Mrs.
S alem S e n a to rs. <\\ 1 loop). M ed- .M a r g a r e t R ush. Mrs. Ja c k Z ii’.ei
lo rd C ra te rs, liu m b o ld t S ta te , fcob. M rs Ed H ohn, M rs. Ro?
C hico S ta te . O reg o n S ta te a n o G e a rh a rt. Mis. Win. Y ates. Mrs
U n iv ersity ol O reg o n a ie p ia n n e e . M P D unn, an d Mrs. D uke Lor-
Ila! B ishop .p h y sical e o u c a u .m ton. a tte n d e d th e show er.
d ire c to r s ta te d th a t tw o tra v e lin ,.
tta in s had in q u ire d ab o u t p o ssib le
p lay in g d a te s also
T he co ach in g sc h e d u le to r en d -
y e a r-sp o rts w as a n n o u n c e d as tol-
¡ows: C liff "C h ief" M cL ean: base
b all; Al S im p so n : sp rin g fixitball
V yvyan
F re e m a n ,
ta ll
and
a n d track . H al B ishop; g olf an t'
(F ro m T h e S iskiyou)
o londe
lovely
tio u i
A sh la n d ,
sw im m in g , a n d R ussell
E llio tt
N ew WAA o ltic e rs e le c te d on re ig n e d as "Q u e e n of H e a rts ’ o v
(te n ta tiv e ); ten n is.
F e b ru a ry 11 a re Betty W ahl, pre e r th e fo rm a l V a le n tin e B all held
sid e n t, an d F ra n c e s H ussey, vice nt th e SO C a u d ito riu m F rid a y ,
B E L L V IE W C O N T R IB U T E S
p re s id e n t a n d reco rd er.
F e b ru a ry 14. T he se le c tio n w as
$190.50 TO P O L IO F U N D
B e tty S poltck .fo rm e r pi estd . nt k e p t a c lo se ly -g u a rd e d se c re t u n
A n a m o u n t of m oney to ta lin g a n d B y re n e M atoon, fo rm e r v ii
til in te rm issio n tu n e, w h e n J im
S 190.50 w as ra ise d by th e p eople p re sid e n t, h av e both re sig n e
d e c o ra tio n , ,, c o . m ••
m itte e
of th e B ellv iew v ic in ity in the th e ir offices .M iss Spoliek n.i M . ack.
.
a n , a n n o u n c e d th a t V yvy-
M arch of D im es, V ern S m ith , tr a n s f e r r e d
to a n o th e r college c a h n a irm
w as th e choice of SO C m a le s
Ja c k so n c o u n ty c h a irm a n r e p o r t a n d M iss M atoon is busy stu d e n t
ed last w eek
te a c h in g .
Raiders Win Berth
In NlAB Play-Offs
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( F ro m T h e S isk iy o u *
S o u th e r n D ie g o n C o lleg i , R ed
lì.ild e is etili lied a b e r th III th e
P o r tla n d p la y o ils ol th e N I A ’ l
to u r n e y by s w e e p in g a tw o - g a iiv
ei les lio in th e \ I.Hltlllg Fanil .'ll
D ie g o n
C o lle g e
M o llilla un . i
(ili II a n d ia 44 F in la y a n d S a t
in da> a l th e S O C g y m
T ili firs t n ig h t, lile
'{ a id e rs
took a n e a r ly le ad o n T ex G u ilin ’s
o n e h .u n ic i tro n i Ibi' k ey .m d su o n
h u ili th e n a d v a n ta g e lo a 22 f*
m ,o g n i T h e v is ito rs liru t «vote
c a m e w h e n F r a n k S m ith , K O 7
g u a i o m is se d a lo o p e i fro m tin
co in i a n d W e s P e lti • ie .n lie .1
up am i sm acked Ih e ru n Io n u -
lo in.itieally give ( 'o u c h ( J u in n s
hoys tw o p o in ts W ith ' 'i n u n -
ules gone, re l iv e s to o k ovei lo r
both sq u ad s, and th e f iis t h a lf
e n d e d 33 15 lo r Ih e v .in iio i
In
th e so ■ lid c a n to , (h e .operi» di •
I ells is i w ork by th e tin n ii ,
B ob JI ■efs III I >:• i • If i • I » sto p p e d
the M o u n tain ! ‘Ci's’ a tliii g
. u li',
.
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WAA Elects
Officers Feb. 11
Y Financiers Will
.Meet Monday Night
HERSHEY’S
AUCTION
F in a n c e C om m ittee, of th e A sh
la n d Y.M.C.A. m e t, M onday, F e b
r u a r y 24th a t 7:30 o’clock in th e
J u n io r H igh S chool O ffice, Ray
F le tc h e r Y s e c re ta ry a n n o u n c e d
to d ay . T his c o m m itte e is co m p o s
ed of R oland P a rk s, C h a irm a n
Dr. G. B. H ull, W a lte r R edford.
P. H S ta n s b u ry a n d E ric W eren.
T hey
d iscu ssed
and
p re p a re d
b u d g e ts fo r th e Y.M.C.A. fo r the
c u r r e n t y e a r a n d fo r 1948 in p r e
p a ra tio n for p a rtic ip a tio n in th e
A sh la n d C o m m u n ity C hest.
SA L E
Each Wednesday
at
7:00 P. M.
11 SO O ak St.
F arm Sales A S p e c ia lty
Phone 2-1496
S P advertises OREGON
below 1» r e p r .......lim i ol an 4 .iic iliic u ic in wc published
in ihe January I t i l i Neu' YorArr. national magazine, io
exioll die tourist charms of Oregon. W e are reproducing
it here at the request ot mani prominent citizens of Oregon
who sai it is a tine advertisement for Oregon and a gissi
example of our constant effort» to promote the growth
and prosperity of the »tate.
J. A. Ormandv, G ennai PaatH gtr A gtul
Southern Pacific Company, Portland. Ore
Oregon
As every schoolboy knows. Paul Bunyan was the discoverer of
logging, and his blue ox, Babe, measured 42 axe handle* and a
plug ot chewing tobacco lieiween the horns.
Paul had a wav of (hanging the scenery wherever he went
adding a inouniaiit here, carving out a bay there, etc. But when
he came to (begun, he couldn’t see a thing to change, it was ao
perfect.
Rec” Room Scene
Of Sigma Epsilon
Pi Initiation
'Hr
•‘ ".i p iite c t girl to m il- th e n
E v ery o n e w ho
a tte n d e d p in
In .tits. S h e w as u n w i n d w ith a noli need the dan ce, sponsored In
w re a th ol w h ite , c a rn a tio n s and the A ssociated M en S tu d e n ts, a
took hei place in h e r re d a n d c o m p lete success Red a n d w h ite
w h ite th ro n e.
v a le n tin e s covereil e v e ry
w all
w hile th e locals \ . ( I I* t o l l o l l
Q ueen V y vyan is a so p h o m o re T w o larg e lig h te d red aiid w h ite neetini, from e v e ry augi •. In th e
m a jo rin g in s e e ie ia ria l science. Al co lum ns w en- p laced on the dunce final n m u les, re se rv e s ag ain took
tei g ra d u a tin g from A sh la n d H igh floor. D ancing to th e orclie
str i ot uvei a i d S ( ) l‘ w as di a a u , a w a y
sin
a tte n ,, d e d L e w , ' Is anil ’ , C
,
- - la - rk
- - - cob
- D avid Dow la g a n ut 9 p.tn a n d as the le st bu zzer so u n d ed I’e'
lege in P o rtla n d d u rin g h er fresh - co n tin u ed u n til m id n ig h t
e rs irv i C h in ilo Ju n d ro a n lied fo
m un vear.
Eroni T he Slskiv no high in n o i» w ith 15 ap n ee, w h ile
N olan had 12 for EOC.
Washington »School
i
Buildings Added
to Expanding SOC
Tbl
boys a n d g irls of room
th re e w on th e p riz e for th e th ird
, tim e in su ccession for h a v in g the
1 m ost m o th ers itte n d th e I’.T.A
m eetin g s T he c ln ld ie n have d e
(F rm n T he S isk iy o u )
cided th a t it w ould be nice to
W ork w ill begin m te n d a y s
sh a re the prize for a w eek ap iece on te a rin g dow n, tri|iisp o rtin g ,
,w ith tw o o th e r room s th a t w e r e and c re e lin g tw o C am p W hite
(F rom T h e S iskiyou!
n e x t h ig h in h a v in g th e m ost
S ig m a E p silo n
i’i, w o m e n s mother.» th e re to a tte n d th e las, b u ild in g s th a t a re to b e used for
sch o lastic h o n o ra ry Sot or ty, fo r P .T A m eetin g Miss C a rso n has a science b u ild in g a n d a c a fe te ria
on the SO C cam pus. It is e stu n u t-
m ally
in itia te d
f h n te e n
new th e prize a , the p re se n t, and Miss
i
ed th a t th e b u ild in g s sh o u ld be
•pledges by c a n d lo i g h t in a s e r H uger w ill h a v e it for th e n e x t up w ith in tw o w eeks a lte i o p e r
vice held last T h u rsd a y tx e n in g w eek
a tio n s begin
m th e R e c re a tio n T o m t.
T im o th y K e a tin g b ro u g h t som e
file scien ce o tiilding w ill be
D ean
W inston
a d m in is tra te d fla g ra n t sp rin g flo w e rs on W ed- ¡lo c a te d b e h in d th e gym at th e
th e creed , a n d as each g irl c o m n a rd a y an d he pro m ises th a t he p re se n t a th le tic
p ra c tic e
Held
p le te d h e r p le d g e she wag p r e w ill be th e first one to b rin g a It w ill consist of a le c tu re room ,
se n te d w it h a ro se b u d co rsag e daffodill for Room T h ree.
c h e m istry la h o ra tm y , c h e n u t r y
by M rs. S ilv e r, len ialix c h o n o ra ry
sto ck room , p h y sic s la h o ra to iv ,
Miss
M
itchell
hus
a
sm
a
ll
b
o
u
advisor.
and a physics stock room .
In itia te s w ere: J a n e t E reitug, q u e t of violets w hich th e c h ild ! T he other» b u ild in g , a c a fe te ria
B ev erly A u tre y . C aryl V an d er ren are enjoying The children b e (an d a hom e econom ics la b o ra to ry
w all, A n n a M ay, B etty M adsen. lieve sp rin g isn ’t loo fa r aw ay. I w ill l»e e re c te d w h e re th e te n n is
All th e g irls in room th re e b e
M arg ery N ew to n , S u z a n n e C a m p
c o u rt now sta n d s, occu p y in g a p
bell, J o a n M ary D oran, J e r a k l- long Io th e B ro w n ie S co u ts. M e e t p ro x im a te ly one h u n d re d feet of
ine Je ro m e , Isab el G reen , S h irle y ings a re held e v e ry T u e sd a y a f 't h e te n n is c o u rt space.
ternoon in th e school c a fe te ria ,
VVomach, a n d J u lie M cM illan.
O ld m e m b e rs w ho took c h a rg e u n d e r th e su p e rv isio n of Mrs. Joe
of th e c e re m o n ie s w ere: V irg in ia K endall
P a tric ia K ing a n d J i m m i e
C ra w fo rd , p re s id e n t; Mary C orth-
ell, J e a n n e D yer, V era S e g sw o rth . W right h av e b een a b se n t for
R achel P a r k h u r s t, V iolet P a r k o v er a w eek w ith sick n ess
P rizes in th e A sh la n d J u n io r
h u rst, N o rm a, E lder, an d V irg in
High a m a te u r h o u r h eld last F r i
F IR S T " P L A Y N IG H T " H E L D
ia A liev.
d a y m o rn in g w ere w on by D ale
FOR S.O.C. S T U D E N T S
F e b ru a ry 19th th e W om en’s ’ D ieckm an, vio lin so lo ist; an d
A th le tic /A sso cia tio n of S o u th e rn ¡Lenore B io w n , M ilitary ta p d a n
O regon C ollege sp o n so red th e cer w ho w as a c c o m p a n ied by
firs, P lay N ig h , of th e y ear, at B everly T ie d g e n , the G ay N ine
S.O.C. T he e n tire s tu d e n t body lies g n ls , w in ch w as a g ro u p from
and fa c u lty p a rtic ip a te d in such M is S m y th ’s E nglish class an d a
boxing m a tc h p u t on by H aro ld
a c tiv itie s as social d a n c in g , bingo,
I F o w ler, J o h n A u stin , a n d K en
sh u ffle board, ping pong, volley M ontgom ery
tied for th e best
ball, a n d bridge. R o tatio n from g io u p prize
gam e to gam e w as th e o rd e r of
A w ard s w ere g iv en to th e w in-
th e e v e n in g S m all p rizes w ere n<is. in c lu d e d on th e p ro g ra m
o ffe re d for m ost e v e n ts a n d r e w ere sk its by K e n n e th W ilkenson.
fre sh m e n ts w ere se rv e d th ro u g h I at B ailley, G e ra ld in e H ris c o e J
G la d y s C uliop. M arion T h o rn b e
o u t th e e v e n in g .
*' R u th M itchell an d a g ro u p of
Y O U T H F E L L O W S H IP GROUPS boys from th e J u n io r high c h o ru s I
Glauche
" FLEA
' * * AND to u t!
POWDLR (taiAMi DOT
J ! .w • w 'i n .' •■m
R ig h t now is the tim e to hav e
y o u r h e a tin g p ro b le m s ta k e n
c a re of. Do not w a it u n til bad
w e a th e r. C o m p lete co n v e rsio n
of S a w d u st b u rn e rs. F u rn a c e s,
R anges, C irc u la to rs to oil. We
also h av e oil floor furn aces.
S a tisfa c tio n g u a ra n te e d . E s ti
m a te s g la d ly given.
C o n tra c to rs. B u ild ers. See us
for oil floor fu rn a c e s. 137 N orth
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GO TO G A Y L O R D V E S T A L S
w ith a
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to th e post w a r hom e
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A sh la n d
N o rth M ain a n d C h u rc h
'Y o u r K a ise r-F ra z e r D e a le r"
F o llo w in g th e e v e n in g w o rsh ip
L our a t th e M ethodist C h u rc h i'i- ‘
S u n d a y e v e n in g th e M( thodir*
(Y o u th F e llo w sh ip y o ung foil,
w e re in v ite d to go to in? hom e of
G a y lo rd V estal fo>- the evening.
G a y lo rd In tro d u c e d som e ‘m ental
te s t’ g am es, an d kep t th e young
folks e n te r ta in e d u n til it
w as
tim e fo r re fre sh m e n ts. Mrs. V es
ta l se rv e d .sa n d w ic h e s, cco k tcr,
an d p u n c h , it th e close o ' th e
e v e n in g m usic fro m th e p h o n o
g ra p h w a s played.
Sgt. C o rn ish S o u th e rla n d , A sh
land re c ru itin g non -co m m issio n ed
(o fficer is p re se n tly on fu rlo u g h .
He p la n s to re m a in w ith his fa m
ily in M edford.
EVERYBODY’S TALKING!
A BO U T V II A M IN S, and scientific research lias proven th ru
necessity for good health
Everybody C an Find . . .
t k wui t X o e? i‘;,min P r,,ducts "> t,le com plete vitannns sections
4t W IN U R N 1 H R IF T S T O R E in M edford.
Everybody Who Shops . . .
Sou hern O re g o n ’s V itam ins I ie a d q u a rte ri .
I inds M edford's Lowest Prices
Linds A u th e n tic V itam in Inform ation
Linds M cd fo id ’s Largest V ariety.
O ver jo o kinds and sizes
WESTERN THRIFT STORE
. . W W 't C T
30 N O R T H C E N T R A L
Oh. he did a few little things, of course. Built a whale corral on
ihe coast (it's called Coo» Bay now I. And Babe, the bine ox, got
ihe blind stagger» one night and laid out the course of the Snake
River. But by and large Oregon’s landscape is pretty much as the
gieat logger found it. and trees are still the higge-t crop. How
ever. don't g el the idea that all you’ll see in Oregon is tree».
There are huge mountain* shaped like ice cieain cone*. There
are big. stalely rivers- the Columbia and VI illamette—and dozen»
of smaller ones. I Two of these, the Bogue and McKenzie, ate
world-famous fishing streams.) There are many lakes, including
Cialer L ake—so big and blue you won’t believe it. There are
mile» of wide, clean beaches edged with driftv- I. M' lig the
Columbia River Highway are all the waterfalls you’d ever want
to see. Vnd if you like dams, there’s Bonneville, near Portland.
Southern Pacific is the principal railroad in Oregon. Our Shasta
Route runs from Portland south thiough Salem Io Eugene, where
it divides— the Cascade line going to California through Klamath
Falls; the Siskiyou line through Roseburg, Grants Pa»», Medford
and Ashland. (Klamath Fall*. Grants Pa«s and Medford are the
gateways Io Crater Lake National Park.)
.iJ i tr iit tm e n t
From where I sit . . . / / J o e Marsh
Bert Solves
the Labor Problem
The liitit map ihnwi where we gu
” H E C K -W E CAN'T PLUG IN TO HEAR ‘STU PO RM A N ’ UNTIL
POP GETS TH RO U G H U S IN G H IS E L E C T R I C S H A V E R ! "
D o n 't o v e r lo a d
b u ild
7/»« frie n d ly
Southern Pacifie
r »•
P H O N E M E D F O R D 3874
y o u r w ir in g
o r m o d o r n lz o
s y tfo m .
W h o n yo u
p r ó v id a X D ÍQ U A T f W l t / N O ,
You hear a lot about capital and
labor nowadays, as if the two eon Id
never get together. But look al
Bert C hilders—who has 320 acres
of producing land, a fair-sized herd
of rattle, and two farm hands work
ing for him.
If you culled B ert n “eapitnli. I"
he wouldn’t know w h at you
m eant, and neither would Spike
and Sandy, the hired men. B e il
w ork! side by side with both of
them ; and in the evenings they sit
ar/iund the fire together sharin::
a friendly gla»» of beer or two
If anybody has a beef—w hether
it’s about wages or hours or equip
ment—they talk it ovet at those
friendly evening sessions.
I don’t say all labor problems
are as simple as B e rt’s. B ut from
where I sit, the basic principle a p
plies to any farm or facto ry or
business: A principle of confidence
and m utual respect, of daily talks
together in u friendly and cuit-
• enial atm osphere.
“See Your Electrical Contractor”
CuftteigUi, I'J it, United ¿¡tatti U rtatiti
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