Southern Oregon New» Review, Aihland, Ore., Thurs., March u
1948
THE PIRATES
PHOENIX
NEWS
PULL MAJOR UPSET TO
Phoenix Lions
Club Organized
SCHOOL
Phoenix PremiseH
E L E C T IO N
Phoenix Presbyterian Church
E. . C la rk, M in ister
10 A. M. Bible School. J. O. N
Poling, Superintendent. A class
fo r everyone.
A local resident reports that
Phoenix, Mur. 1» — Business
11 a.m. M orning W orship. Spe­
The
“
unconsidered”
P
hoenix
H
igh
chool
‘Pirates’,
fo
u
rth
team
In
m
uch
excitem
ent
occurred
the
und professional men of PhoemX
cial m usic by the choir. Sermon
m et lust w eek und com pleted de­ o ther duy In the h eart of the big the conclusion of the Jackson C ounty P, basketball league and los­
by the m inister.
ers to Jacksonville at the p la y -o ffs in Eagle Point ra llie d last week
tails in the organization of Lions c ity specifically
W ard's base­ at the Southern Oregon In v ita tio n a l Tournam ent to u ltim a te v ic to ry
Tues. 7 P. M. Boy Scouts.
Phoenix, M arch 10— Plans to
club. C hui te r members of the m ent. It seems a pressure cooker
Wed. 7.30 P. M C h ristia n F e l­
D efeating Brooking» 28-2«, T a le n t 43 41, Gold H ill In the sem i­ call fo r an election on the conso­
club in clude: Russell B union, ( ’ . huckster had gathered u goodly fin a ls 40 18 and Rogue R ive r In the finals 32-20. The Phoenix club
low ship.
lid a tio n of the Phoenix and T a l­
C. Leaf, H arvey C'urver, E. J. crow d about his stand to dem on­ played devastating ball to the©
C la rk, J. G. Klussen, Spencer strate the virtu e s of his wares. end fo r the coveted tro p h y .
J tw ice by the Rogue R iver team ent school dlstrcts moved ahead
C rum p, M. C. Fisher, Dr. Churles Being u big blond gentlem en it
this week w ith an announcem ent
The team came p re cariously Phoenix played hard S aturday
C om plete M otor R eb u ild in g
th a t a m eeting to discuss the
F. Hoey, G. G. S kinner, D. E. was fe lt by m y in fo rm e r th a t he
close to defeat In th e ir second night to gain a 18-15 lead at half,
M otor T u n e-00 - R eborlng
Ile inhre, A. V. Thom pson and Dr. was expected to udd ad d itio n a l garni' when they played T a le n t! Rogue R iver held the lead at 24- plans w ill be held in each of the
E m ergen cy S ervice
II. E. C h ilto n .
appeal to the waterless utensil.
com m unities p rio r to the election
and lost fo u r firs t strin g players 22 at the end of the th ird qu a rte r
In the fir s t organized m eeting The w hole Incident got under­ on fouls in the th ird q u arter. I but at the autom atic tim e out the w hich is slated fo r M arch 17.
H igh w ay i>9
P hoenix, Ore
o f the club at the Old Oregon at way, I ’m told, w ith the salesman
The Meetings w ill be held at
F loyd H ollow ay was lauded by •core was tied 28 28. In the re ­
6:30 Monday evening, officers placing tw o porkchops in the team-mates fo r sparking the sub­
the Phoenix school ‘Shack’ on
m aining m inutes Phoenix scored
were elected In clu d in g M. C. bottom of the cooker. A tra y was
stitutes to hold o u t against the tw o baskets against Rogue Rivers F riday, M arch 12, 8 P. M. and at
the T alent school A u d ito riu m on
Fisher, president; Dr. Charles F. added on w hich was placed some aggressive “ B ulldogs” w ho closed
M onday, M arch 15, 8 p.m. fo r a
Hoey, 1st vice president; Spencer carrots or peas o r the like . To a substantial lead to tie the game one and took the tournam ent.
A re you one of the indepen­
Playing on the fir s t string p u blic reading and discussion of
C rum p, 2nd vice president; H a r­ this, as I fo llo w It, was added at the end. In' tw o o vertim e p e r­
dent loggers or s a w m ill oper­
vey C arver, th ird vice president; another tra y on w hich rested a iods Phoenix gained a tw o p o in t Were Gordon Germ er, Donovan the re p o rt o f D r. C. L. H u ffa k e r
ators w ho has m et w ith dis­
directors w ith tw o year term A dish o f applesauce. A fte r s u ffi­ lead to clinch the game. Floyd Wolfe, Gene Cam pbell, A r t Dubf on his recent survey o f school
c rim in a tio n w hen try in g to
V. Thom pson and H. E. C h ilto n ; cient tim e had elapsed fo r both H o llo w a y was credited w ith 20 and Floyd H ollow ay backed by needs In this area and his r e - 1 buy pu b lic stumpage?
Schmelzer, F u rry , Skinner, H. com m endations fo r best m eeting
The U nited States Senate
directo rs With one year term I! the gentlem an and his in s tru ­ points fo r the game.
H ollow ay and Schafer.
w ill investigate the handling
the school needs in the d istricts
R. Stevenson and C. C. Leaf; m ent to b u ild up a m ig h ty a-
In the firs t game, played a g a in ­
o f p u b lic tim b e r in this area
Two players, A r t Dubs, center involved. Patrons o f these d is­
secretary treasurer D. E. Hem- m ount of steam, he suggested st a firs t-ra te team fro m B ro o k ­
soon.
bre; Lio n Tam er, E. J. C la rk and that now was the proper tim e to ings, Phoenix managed a tw o and Donovan W olfe, forw ard, tric ts should feel free to attend
T h a t w ill be the tim e fo r
T a ll T w isher, G. G. S kinner.
add a sm all am ount o f liq u id . p o in t lead at the half. The game were chosen from the Phoenix e ith e r or both o f these meetings.
you to m ake yo u r com plaints
team
fo
r
the
T
ournam
ent
A
ll-
Present at the c h a rte r n ig h t The lid was rem oved am id con­
On Wednesday evening, M arch
and y o u r suggestions fo r im ­
was fought b itte rly w ith never Star team, Floyd H ollow ay was
m eeting w ere D is tric t G overnor siderable escaping steam, the liq ­
17, fro m 7 00 to 9:00 o'clock the
p ro vin g things.
m ore than fo u r points difference high scorer fo r Phoenix.
L a rry N eely and speelul re p re ­ uid udded, and the lid replaced.
consolidation
election w ill
be
The problem o f the operat­
In the score.
The 23 Inch high, gold plated held at both the T alent and
ors in ge ttin g a free and equal
sentative of the Lions In te rn a ­
I suppose the dem onstration
A gainst Gold H ill, w h ich had
chance to buy p u b lic tim b e r
tional, L y le Ormsbee,
w ould have progressed w ith no an o ff night, the "P ira te s ” won trophy, presented at a cerem ent Phoenix schools. Q u a lifie d voters
Saturday night by Dr. Elmo Ste of these d istricts are urged to
is becoming steadily worse as
A rch ie Fries und W in Greer, undue alarm had the locks been
an easy v ic to ry using substitutes venson, w ill be engraved w ith
more “ cooperative u n its ” be­
M edford, w ere guests ut the firs t p ro p e rly secured on the lid , but freely.
p a rticip a te in this election and
g in to shape up in to actual
the tournam ent and the names of thereby express th e ir approval or
" • ''k ly
m eeting on M o n d a y in o u r sorry story th a t was not
m onopolistic contracts.
A lth o u g h previously defeated the players. It Is c u rre n tly on dis­
evening.
disapproval of the proposed con­
the case. A fte r having added the
F o r more in fo rm a tio n , see,
play at Skinner's Fountain.
solidation plan.
liq u id
the gentlem an stepped
apple sauce blew skyw
in - a
. a rd —
D uring the basketball season,
IN D U S T R IE S A S S O C IA T IO N
back to view his handy w ork.
o f steam. A m id
m uch i Phoenix had no d e fin ite captain
W ESTERN FOREST
P H O E N IX C H R IS T IA N
I t appeared to be a gesture of cloud
scream
ing
and
s
c
u
rryin
g
o
f
b
y
-
,
and
before
each
game
a
captain
C
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prid e on his part, b u t was a * i >, n/-I/.»...
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Let us do y o u r Concrete W ork.
E. H. McGee. M in is te r
m ovem ent w hich lik e ly saved his standers, the fa ir haired gentle was chosen fo r the night. T h is !
Oregon
Sidew alks, foundations, etc.
Bible School, 10 a m.
b e a u tifu l blond head, as w ith a men could be heard to m u tte r week, members o f the team met
M orning W orship Service, 11 a.m.
“A
n
o
r
g
a
n
iz
a tio n o f in d e p e n d e n t
Telephone M edford 7908
som
ething
to
the
nature
o
f
oh,
and chose Gene Cam pbell and
thunderous explosion the lid ,
B I B L E C lass (6-12 y r s.) 3 p.m.
lu m b e r m e n ”
how
could
a
th
in
g
lik
e
th
is
hap­
Floyd
H
ollow
ay
as
honorary
co-
E
ven
in
g
Service,
7:30
p.m.
pork chops, carrots and peas, and
P ow er Hour, W ed.. 7:30 p m
pen to me; w h y i t ’s never hap­ captalns fo r the season.
* W A R T ” T H E S P E E D C O P — By Stave's Union Service
pened before A n e ld e rly la d y
The team w ill lose three o f its
Adrerfúemetu
w ho undou btedly was having her members this year when seniors
fo» •«
OIO M U C I I M H om noth ...',
firs t contact w ith the cooker re­ Floyd H ollow ay, Donovan W olfe
peatedly asked If they w ere a ct­ and Gene CamDbell graduate.
Tlvt
VA
e.©^ »
y
i WMAV ( M / t t b '
u a lly th a t dangerous. Several
SEASON'S RECORD
gentlem en whose a ttire belied
LIMI
_y
League Play
th
a
t
they
w
ere
fro
m
the
c
o
u
n
try
- r " " v E o t
its v aat a ' ’ • oom
Phoenix
Opponent
M M iaan r
shook th e ir heads in abject d is ­
n
2
.
(fo
rfe
it;
B
utte
Falls
'
v
gust and m y frie n d tells me th a t
23
Rogue R ive r 34
she bets th a t the advent o f those
z ;
37
.............. St. M a ry ’s 23
new fangled contraptions the
45
................ Prospect 17
pressure cooker, w ere set back
21
.........................J ’v llle 24
another hundred years in th e ir
with hi» peculiarities, he guessed
Ben Ryder was mighty proud of
36
Gold H ill 25
fam ilies
he could put up with her fondness
his
young
bride
when
she
offered
to
38
Eagle P oint 11 care fo r his new flock of baby fo r the chickens.
32
T alent 40 chicks. “ Just like a mother with her
22
So now Ben has the nicest brood
K e rb y 14
brood,” he boasts.
37
of laying hens in town, and from
B utte Falls 39
30
Then came market time fo r f r y ­ where I sit, one of the most suc­
Rogue R ive r 39
42
cessful marriages, too. A ll because
ers— and the crisis! Sue simply
St. M a ry ’s 35
48
wouldn’t let Ben near her chickens he “ lived-and-let-live” — lite ra lly .
Prospect 35
J ’v llle 42
w ith an axe. She’d raised them as A nd whenever he w ants frie d
Eagle P oint Tournam ent
babes . . . she’d named them . . . chicken, he takes his bride over to
83 ...............................K e rb y 16
Andy’s Garden Tavern fo r a crisp
they were her very own I
22 ................................ J ’v ille 37
w ing and a glass of beer.
Ben
poured
himself
a
glass
of
S.O.C. In v ita tio n a l
beer, to think things over sensibly.
28
B rookings 26
He hated to lose the price on fryers
43 ...............................Talent 41
...b u t he figured Sue had put up
40 ...... - ...........
Gold H ill 18
32 ----- -— ...... Rogue R ive r 30
WIN SOC INVITATIONAL TOURNEY
Meetings To Be
Held In District
Johnny’s Garage
Need Timber
Phoenix Is Building
l
i
From where I sit... fy Joe Marsh
Ben's Bride
Gets Chickenhearted
mt
28 .........
How we w rite the
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that’s how we guard the accuracy o f your
telephone book. I t ’s a job for specialists, like
those above, skilled in w orking w ith masses
o f names and num bers. O th e rs g iv e new
numbers to information operators the m orn­
ing following installation o f a telephone.
HAZABENE
CHUBCB
1 noenlx Church o f the N ezarene
W e exten d a cordial Invitation to
all ou r frien d s and neighbors to the
fo llo w in g services.
Sunday School 9:45.
M orning W orship 11:00
E v en in g S ervice 7:30.
M idw eek P rayer and P raise Ser­
vice, W ednesday 7:30.
Come and bring your frien d s to
the frien d ly church.
P a sto r Rev. C H enry Lacy
JIM BUSCH says . .
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this are kept busy turning out finished di-
rectories.We issue 99 different telephone books
on the Coast—a total printing o f more than
6,000,000 copies a year. And in addition to
the daily lists, completely new directories are
printed frequently for information operators.
3 . I t ’s a lw a y s h a n d y — there when you
need it. Providing this service is an immense
job. For example, the paper we used last
year would fill three mile long freight trains.
Yet publishing directories is just one o f many
things we do to furnish the best possible
service to the West.
T IC K E T
O F F IC E
tend and improve service...must
come, not from telephone bills,
but from thousands o f people
who put their savings to work
in the telephone business. T o
attract these working dollars,
w e m ust pay a re a s o n a b le
amount for their use. This de­
pends on the sale o f our serv­
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