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Southern Oregon New« Review, Thursday, Oct. 2, 1947 Teachers Attend Institute At K. F. PHOENIX NEWS PHOENIX CHRISTIAN Öihl C H VH C H M orning Around Phoenix . . . K) A M Iin,Il W oi»hip Service li Phoenix, (X*t. — A t t e n d i n g tn. tcucher's In a titu te in K lu iu iitii Evenm g Service 8.00 p m. Kull» lust Monday, Tuesduy, and S imng Pi iiples inceting 7 IM) Wednesduy fro m Phoenix school», p.m. were Ethel M orrl»on, V irg in ia [ 4 Prove» n ie e tm g and Hi h I e W «d. 7.00 P. M. W k k c ix liu in , E d ith Thompson, , ,u<iy II. M e t J ee. M in is t r i' Alzudu Mu»»«*y, G ladys Sloan, ( Ir v ii T a ylo r. John Meyer», Mabel Couehe» George Sunders, H a r Sim», Lvonu PuIton, Edgar Me»- old Massey un<l fam ilies of Ph<* ■ iek, H arold Mussey, George San- „ l x were Sunday visitor» at ( rat der» and Donald E. Heinb.e. ., ,• L „ k c j t |» u porl. d that they Teacher'» Instituí«*, la id t ill 'a te th e ir lunch on the move be- vear at K lu in a th Kails Is undei mg bothered ra th e r persistently tlx* d ire ctio n of tin* K lam ath I by a hu n g ry bear. Mr. and Mrs, Hi, hard L a F le u r Madden w ill also visit friends and son. h l i kl«* and M i. and Mrs. M a rv in W illiam s le ft Monday Duke Makos and daughter, Beth fo r «astern Oregon where he w ill Ashland, journeyed to C m t o aunt deer. Lake last Sum lay. j Roy E ekert and frie n d from M rs Ada B ell le ft M onday fo r Los Angeles have gone on a h u n t- P o itla n d ,,n her vacation. lng tu p w ith Robert Bean and Mi»» B. tly S klnnei visite d her sons, N orm an and Ronald, par, nt» M i and Mrs. G. G. S kin - ' Tom m y Edwards Jr., J«»hnnic n. i m Phoenix. She is cm re n tly 1 Patterson and G a rry Dawes made u h tiding school in P ortland a tu p to P ortland on F rid a y to Mi amt Mrs S. VanGee and see the U n ive rsity of Oregon fa m ily , T ro u td a le , »pent the w eek Tvxu gan e R eturning w ith Ed C o u n ty school o ffic ia l» assi ted end v is itin g w ith M rs. M a ry wards la th e r on Sunday they Mr. and M i N o rv e n F u rry and ' Johnson, by fa c u lty m em ber» o f S o u th e rn ' stopped at M edford where they O reg on C ollege and e d u c a tio n a l, »on, Robert Gerald, Vancouver, II. It. Wi ii »hot a 2<>0 pound played g o lf u n til evening and udviaors fro m tin Lin co ln school ¡ W ashington are spending th e ir black hear whit«* h u n tin g w ltn then lilt« n hiked home to K la in Ashland. Attendance at the in- > vacation w ith M r. F u rry 's par- L. I,. Lew is near Brownsboro. m ath Falls s litu te is required by agreem ent ents, Mi and Mrs. M ilo K orrv, The hunters were aided by M< ohers of toe M edford Ordei in the teueher's contract. pack .nt excellent bear hounds. o f Moose Lodge 17« held a danci C harlie Skeeters and crew le ft T alent Tuesday lo r Eastern O re last Saturday n ig h t at T alent in the C ity H all. gon where they w ill h u n t deer. 0 ------- O fficer» of the P resbyterian M r, and Mrs. F rank Thompson M issionary Society met last Wed- . nesday at the home of Mrs. O tto are now liv in g at 164 Van Ness Caster to fo rm u la te a program fo r avenue. They moved to Van Ness fro m 98 G ranite street. the com ing year. — ---------o------------- E. S. Madden le ft M onday fo r Edm und Dews w ho attended a three day fishing tr ip to B ro o k SOC In 1940-41 le ft Thursday fo r ings, Oregon. W hile at Brookings England where he w ill study in Jesus College at O xford under a Rhodes scholarship. — •...... -1. — —— Phoenix Presbyterian Church E. . Clark. Minister 10 A . M. B ible School, Dale i N ew ton, S uperintendent.. A class I fo r everyone. 11 a.m. M orning W orship. Spe c i a l music by the choir. Sermon I by the m in iste r. Tues. 7 P. M. Boy Scouts. Wed. 7.30 P M C h ristian F el low ship. —— • ■ - o — — - Mrs. Leo Bohls returned home Sunday from C o m m u n ity hospi tal. Phoenix, Oct. *!— C o n s tru c tio n began a week ago on an o th e r new b u ild in g in P hoenix w h ic h w ill serve as a new home fo r Dave Chase's radio repair. A cco rd in g to Chase the b u ild in g , w h ic h is being constructed, w ill cost in the neighborhood o f $8500. The stru ctu re w ill be located between Leo B o h l’s Texaco sta tion and the new M e d ica l-D e n ta l M rs O live C hristopherson and B u ild in g where D r. W m. Soren son, Wallace, visited w ith M r. sen is located . and Mrs. H. A. Peterson fio m Thursday to M onday. Mrs. C h ris t Mrs. George B a rth o lo m e w and opherson, sister to Mrs. Peterson, tw in daughters, Janet and Janice, was on her w ay home to Tucson, B ellingham , W ashington are c u r A rizona fo llo w in g a v is it w ith her re n tly vis itin g w ith M r. and M rs. son in Seattle. W allace C h risto H enry A Peterson. Mrs. B a rth o pherson, who is now on vacation, lom ew, daughter o f M r. and M rs.. is accom panying his m other on Peterson, expects to rem ain fo r her tr ip home. tw o weeks AUCTION 100 Registered Herefords Cantrill & Walker Open Taxidermy Shop Young People Have Phoenix, Oct 2 -C leve W alker and Cap C a n trill are opening a Weiner Roast Monday A ltO I. I \ I I A M I \ S . nid scientific research lus proven ikvif »!«•■ r»»ilv fo r good health Everybody ( an Find . . . favorite vitamin product» in the complete vitamin» w u io m -t W I S H K N I H R I I T S T O R I. m Medford. tiltil Everybody Who Shops . . . Sou hern O rcgont Vitam ins I Icadquarter» . . . I nid» Medford'» I owest Price» I ind» Authentic Vitamin Information I in<h Medford's Largest Variety. O ver too kind» and dze» WESTERN THRIFT STORE 30 NORTH CENTRAL PHONE MEDFORD 3874 Lumber Granted To College The Pear B o w l is now under w ay! T hrough the E ducational F acilities Agency of Seattle of the W ar Assets A d m in is tra tio n $5000 w o rth o f lu m b e r has been granted to Southern Oregon C ol lege. The lu m b e r assortm ent con sists o f a large v a rie ty of s u r plus m aterials le ft over fro m the ‘ w a r-tim e fa c ilitie s of Camp W hite. T his donatio n solves one of the basic problem s o f the Pear B ow l p ro je ct— the cost o f lum her. H auling of the b u ild in g m ater lals fro m Camp W hite to A sh land began on S aturday. VALLEY MEAT CO. RETAIL MEATS AT WHOLESALE PRICES DIRECT FROM PRODUCER TO CONSUMER Why Pay More? Here are a few samples of our every - day prices. _____________them with others of equal quality lb 44c 1 SSUSage ...................lb. 45c F alrground* KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MILLER & TEALE, Sale Mgr,. W. 807 Shoshone. Spokane 9, Wash. WART THE SPEED COP—By Steve's Union Service w«o o o A r’ r Memory 214 E. Main «JJ 4th St. Phone J7<i Chiropractic.. Health Clinic 308 N. Main Phone 4371 Ashland Really fresh. Why pay more? Beef Roast—FINEST QUALITY lb. 38c It's just like mother made - You'll love i tl The only COMPLETE Meat service, both wholesale and retail- Serving the people of Phoenix Talent Ashland and tfne surrounding territory - we guarantee satisfaction. VALLEY MEAT CO. 1 none o o zT l g v fA Show of sale cattle O ct 17 7 % e (¿ M ELECTRICITY ?,EAL, ° ¿ ' ” -*SHIOHED Yearling Lamb Roast.....lb. 19c Hamburger.....................lb. 30c Don't Forget about our - HOME TOWN BREAD October 18,1947 Two Million People are mar ried every year and every year two million prospective brides and bridegrooms beg for pic tures of their beloved. Now is the time to have that portrait taken. Our expert photogra phers take pictures that will satisfy. Gunter Fuel Co. Is our price right? Leg or shoulder Most of these are bred- and to some of the best bulls in the Northwest À o r — / r ' j C A/Se »’• 32e Tenderized Steaks.........ea. 15c Yearling Lamb S tew ........ lb. 10c Ideal for sandwiches 18 TOPPY FEMALES “ ------ * * * “ - • Sugar Cured ........ Buy your bulls now. They will cost more next spring. Such is the record of past years, Mill Wood Fuel Oil Pork Steaks...................... lb. 49c Corned Beef ...................lb. 43c choice M . wide Miss Jackie Hobbs, Miss S hirley Burleson, Miss K ay D udley, Miss Chloe Stevens and Miss Rosalie Klasson, Young men attending were: Ronnie Robins, D avid Haggard, Tom m y W illiam s. Buddy Denzer, K e ith Thompson, B urton S kinner and Fred F u rry . Accom panying the young peo ple’s group were Elva Caster and Rev. and Mrs. E. J. C la rk Phone 21847 Beef or veal Cold C uts............ 82 RUGGED BULLS COMPARE ,b- 23c H-earts and Ton« ues Who said pork is high? Cal-Ore Hereford Association Lane Studio St OUR PLEDGE "£±5 Consigned by Members Phoenix, Oct. 2—M embers of | ta xid e rm ist business on A n d e r the Young People’s Society of the son Creek Rood between Hous ton Road and Calhoun Road west Phoenix P resbyterian C hurch had a w elner roast and hay ride at of Phoenix. Bybee Bridge Monday evening. C a n trill, ju s t returned from They made the journey to the Seward, Alaska, is an e xperienc riv e r in a tru c k loaded w ith hay ed ta xiderm ist, having w orked lo r provided by Ed C aldw ell. Jonas B rothers at th e ir resort in A tte n d in g the picnic were M bs Seward. W alker, an apprentice, ... , , ■ nuroura Barbara Bartow B arlow , Miss Tom ahna alina w ill assist C a n trill n m o u n tin g , C(Jok Mjss game prizes fo r local sp o rtsm e n ., Barbara Cox MIgs J<jdy EVERYBODY’S TALKING! Chase Planning To Move Radio Repair Located At 2nd and Church Sts. j ««* © « • Biock was» ot u . s. 99 on 2nd il • 1 "T noenix Dr. W. H. Sorensen DENTISTRY Dental-Medical Building Phoenix, Oregon—Across from Post Office Phone Medford 5110 Ralph A. Foster Union Service Station 237 East M ain St. w>i><><A shland^O rogoit Wherever you employ electricity, you use the best, most effi cient, most modern method known to man. Whenever you use electricity exclusively for the big time-and- •n e riy consuming jobs like Refrigeration, Cooking. Water Heating, Laundering, etc., you employ the best method af its cheapest! I t ’s wise to use electricity for any jo b ... wiser to use it for more jobs . . . wisest to use it exclusively for ALL the jobs. GO ALL-BIECTRIC: You can rely on electricity to do each job better. When you use it exclusively for a ll the jobs, it costs less per job than any other method. Yet electricity does them ALL better, faster, safer, cleaner, more efficiently.