Southern Oregon News Review, Ashland, Ore., Thursday, leb. i6 , 1948
Victorious Red Raiders Head For Kansas City Next Week
SA F E T Y
C A M P A IG N
Mrs. W. D. Morgan and duught
<>r, Irene of Portland visited Mr.
und Mrs. Gurnet Pudgett und
family of 518 lowu street the
first of this w tek. Enroute to Los
Angeles. They are form er resi­
dents of Ashland.
Marsha Hunt Says “ Safety Is The
Style Today” And Wins First
,n, ? ly,e .T.oday'. • • L ct's Gui Together And Make It
, is the safety w ilting slogan that won top honors or Marshu
.« n ,
5,.uL1,iCO *? o hii° L ? n the saiety w ilting slogan contest
conducted by the local V. F. W Carl II.,11. com m ander of the local
Pf°ii h ? v I" w “‘ge ° f the S0"**“1, and U was conducted as a part
Ralph A. Foster
Union Service Station
"i the V. F. \\ > campaign foi an added emphasis on accident ....
\cntlon Mayor Ih o rn to n S. Wiley, Chief of Police Clurence Will
237 East Main St.
rCVn*i ln P!?ee ,,f flR‘ c h k f C'linton Baughman.
Ashland, Oregon
Kn u , i
l , ‘ “P n A ndrew Hawver, were judges of the slogans
Other w inners und their slogans^,
include
Second Prize, K aren W yers w inners, with the children read-
Grade 5, W ashington school: ng their winning slogans over
"Safety First, Safety Last . . . Radio stutlon KW1N, Friday aft
Safety Now - Not In the Past." ernoon, 4:15, February 27.
T hud Prize, F ranklin Tow n­
send,, G rade 6, W ashington school UNITED NATIONS IS
Safety Pays - In Many Ways". DISCUSSED ON AIR
Miss Neva West, Marshall
Honorable Mention, Jan e t h
Smith, G rade 6, W a s h in g to n Woodell, and Wendell Lawrence
school: “Be Careful at School, Be appeared on the American Asso­
Careful at Home, And Watch ciation of University W omens
Your Step W herever You Roam" symposium over KWIN Tuesday
Marble, Granite, Bronte
Barbara Ann Brewer, G rade 5 evening. The half hour program
was
devoted
to
a
discussion
of
the
J W ashington school: "Be Happy
Extra Lettering Available
and Safe.” Carol Josephine Fow­ United Nations.
ler. G rade 6, W ashington School:
"On the Plata"
Try the News Review Classi
"The Time To Prevent An Acci
beds
for
results.
Pictured above are members of the Southern Or egon College Red Raiders Basketball team from dent Is Before It Happens.” Gay
which either nine or ten players will be selected to go to Kansas City next week. Definitely slated
are Chuck Jandreau. Darrel Copeland. Chuck DeAutreinont, Wes Peters. Cal Bonney and Bobby H oofs’ Saktv First Is The Way
> Be
with the remaining players to be chosen pending a decision as to how many will travel. Playeri from Healthy Day By Day”
left to right (rear row) are: Hoefs. Copeland. Peters. Bonney, Jandreau. DeAutremont. O'Neal. Nei-
deigh. (Front row) Veentjer, Barger. Martindale. Linman Warren, Weaver. Newton.
"Never Pass Over A Hill.
Ii \ ou Want To Save Your:
sident of Suzanne Holmes Hall.
Hospital Bill.”
ASHLAND LOCALS
Chairm an for the Mothe r s
Mrs. George M artin, 11 Beach
Rodney Swanson, G rade 1 4n- ;
Week End event were M ajjorie is ill with the flu. Mrs. Thora coin school: “Save The
res.
(C o u r te s y o t S is k iy o u )
Newton, Ashland, 1947 General Cooper has been caring for her Save The Feet, Pick Up 1 tie 1
A t a dinner on February 12 Chairm an, Betty Madsen, A sh­
Shirley Hardin. 556 B street, Glass In The Street."
given by Mrs. Mabel Winston, land, 1948 General Chairm an, and has returned to school after an
■oln
dean of women, a group of AWS Caryl Vandewahl, K lam ath Falls, absence of one month.
» ---------- J
s J
3ay
m em bers laid plans for their publicity chairman.
The G arneti P adgett children, While We Work and While W e|
grandest spring event, Mothers
Other guests weere Mrs. E. N. 518 Iowa, have been ill with in ­ Play.”
The best way to settle those
W eekend which will take place Stevenson, Mrs. Francis Silver, fluenza lately .
Jean
Bjorlie,
G
rade
1,
Lli
oln
jum py nerves Is sound Insurance
on May 8 this year.
advisor of Sigma Epsilon Pi, and
Fifty eight m em bers of the school: “Sticks and Wires
AWS officers attending were Miss Beverly Shere, advisor of Gideon society m et at the Pot Not Toys, Balls Are B etter \ r e
that protects both you, your
For
Jerald y n Jerom e, Medford, presi­ Redetta Chi and Suzanne Holmes luck dinner n Ashland last Mon­ Girls and Boys."
family und your car.
dent, B everly A utry, Ashland, Hall.
day night.
Prizes will be certificates o m .
secretary, and B arbara Eliason,
ith
Mrs. Adeline Reed is presently
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Cady,
Ashland, treasurer.
special ribbons attached to the
employed
by
Mrs.
Irene
Cullen
Officers from other campus o r­ 324 Liberty, and Mr. and Mrs. F. at the Hillside Beauty salon.
first three winners. Mavo
ley
ganizations present were Dorothy H. Barnthouse spent last weekend
ine
Robert Sharyon left W ednes­
Howry, K lam ath Falls, president in Portland where they visited day for Spray, Oregon w here he
of Redetta Chi, M arjorie Flineau Mr. B arnthouse’s sister, Cleo, who will teach the rem ainder of the
Ashland, vice-president of Sigma
t i
school year. Sharyon, a graduate
Epsilon Pi, A letha Emerick, O ak­ has been ill in a Portland hospi- of Southern Oregon College who
-------------, president of tai. Mr. Barnthouse returned Sun-
land, California,
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president of G irls’ D rum Corp, party drove back to Ashland struct the 6th, 7th and 8th grades
andG Iona Lusby, Portland, pre- Tuesday.
at Spray.
Blanche Rummel Rice, Doctor
of Optometry, and C arlton L.
Rice, Dispensing Optician, have
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moved their optical offices to 430
• Dictation by Telephone
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• Postcard D uplicating
W alter J. K errigan of Beach
’ street is horse back riding again
K errigan says spring js here to
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Do Your Nerves Tingle
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Live Dangerously
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