, Southern Oregon News Review, Ashland, Ore., T hurs. April R, 194X
L A D IES PLA N FOOD SALE
A ttending the Oregon Educa­
tion association’s Annual Con­
vention in Portland on April 1,
2 and 3, were Dr. Elmo Steven
son, Miss Velma Crass, Mr. Don
Lewis, Mr. Glenn M atthews and
Mr. Leon Mulling, all of the fac­
ulty of Southern Oregon College
Health Association
Sponsors Lecture
Linfield Spanks
Raiders 14-8
Ladies of the Congregationali F l e t d i e i A lT llO U lT C O S
church are planning to hold « ¡ T o il l'H O V W i l T l l C r S
Asliland residents will have an
cooked food sale Saturday at the
W inners at the Y M C A. spring
opportunity to hear the Rev. and
Federated Store according to M vacation tournam ents were an ­
(From the Siskiyou)
Mrs. William 11, Genne, Tuesday
Henry Metz, who is in charge of
Mis. Mabel Winston, Regstrar
afternoon, April 20, at Southern
Southern Oregon’s Red Kahl
the sale. The food will be dis nounced this week by Ray Fiet
played a t the Federated store be cher, secretary of the Ashland nd Dean of Women at Southern Oregon college, the subject will cis officially opened baseball
Oiegon College, has just released lie ‘‘It is Dark on Oliservatory season lust Wednesday, dropping
ginning at 9:00 in the morning
Y.M.C.A.
Try the C lassifieds
till- SOC honor loll for the past Hill.” The Gennes are being a loosely-piuycri game to Linfiel i
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In the Pocket Billiard Touin;
AIR RESERVE SETS UP
w
inter term. A total of twenty sponsored by the Jackson County college, 14 H on the Fuller Flei.l
ment, Dale Dieckmaii took in s
diamond.
BOMBARDMENT SQUADRON
students made tin- honor roll, Public Heulth association.
Rev. und Mrs. Genne are from
Coa b Ted Sclmpf star*» U Tex
Enlisted men will be added t place. Don M acW hirter second
anil Charles Hollingsworth th u d which included all those with a Pacific Univeratly and are a uni Gatlin on the mound, and fol'xw-
the reserve component of the
Very Heavy Bom bardm ent Squa Marvin Woods placed first in the 3.5 or better grade point average que couple ih the field of family ed up with an assortm ent <1
dron United States Air Force Re Marble Game Tournam ent fo who were currying at leust fif­ life education. Those who have pitchers, but with little ■•fleet.
serve after the officers skeleton
teen hours of work. Tills repre­ heard them report their lectures T’ne Northw est conference chum
boys
with
Jack
E
berhart
in
sec
as highly entertaining as well as pion Wildcats oullilt the locals
cadre has been organized. Lt Cot
sents four per cent of the stu ­
ond
place
and
David
Woods
third
Inform ative and inspirational.
and made (hen hits count on the
Heine
Fluhrer
announced
today
NEW S REVIEW
dent body. Only one student was
The general public as well as scoreboard.
in
the
Girls
M
arble
Tournum
en
A
new
budget
is
being
set
u
38 E s s t Mal». A ih lan d
In previous scrimmage games
for the Air Reserve progran Kathleen Reagan took first place able to come up with a strulght students at the College is invited
T alsphon« 8561
That was George to this afternoon lecture.
the Raiders beat the AsiilanL
which will enable pay to be giv and Toby Kay Fox and Pat Rea 4.00 average.
Parents, older children and Townies by an H I decision un>.
en for services. Dale Kaegi .s In gan in second and th u d place Zahi of Polson, Montana. Others
^couples contem plating m arriage held Linfield College hltle»-,
charge of the Ashland group The Table Tennis Tournam ent on the honor roll follow:
Beverly A u t r y ,
Katharine are especially urged to attend.
downing the Wildcats 8-0. W«<'
Bombardiers and navigators are resulted in a tie for first place
L.
Grossman,
M
arjorie
Messen­
nesdays game, however, wus the
especially needed.
with Harvey Woods and Marvin
P.T.A. MEETING
first official mi«' of the season I i
Woods even at the end of the ger and Margery Newton, all of
Lewis Purdy, Red Bluff, Cali­ Tournam ent play. Gregg Lining Ashland Robert A. Raymond of
The Junior Senior Parens Tea­ both Southern Oregon and I.in
Union Service Station
fornia, visited Mrs. Fannie Purdy e r and Art O strander placed sec­ Medford; Donald L. Olson and cher's association will me e t field.
21 Fourth street, last week end. ond and third in the tournam ent Jack Samson of Klam ath Falls. Thursday evening, April 15, at S( >c
100 002 212 P 11 4
237 East Main St.
Mrs. W alter Watson, Tavloi
020 101 37x 14 15 4
Games and C raft work equip­ James Chism of Bakersfield, C al­ 7:30 at the Junior High school Linfield
Ashland, Oregon
street, is visiting in Seattle.
Batteries, SOC: Gatlin. Cope
m ent were used to full capacity ifornia; Aiair Clifton of River­ cafeteria for election of officers
by boys and girls during the vac side. California: Harvey E. Dunn The High School Girls sextet will land, Jundreau, M artindale, De-
Phone 7561 - Doors open 6:45 p.m. daily and Sat. - 1:45 p.m. Sun
of Tulare, California; Gene F ar­ sing us part of the program.
Autrem ont, Adams.
ation period.
thing of G rants Pass; W alter 8.
Linfield: White, Golden Burr.
Foster of Keno; Patricia Gaskill
Dr. W illi.m i Hi acki 1 a n d Hat
Frazier of Paisley;
Edwin R. ry Skerry were dinner guests at
Stanley Robbins, form er A sh­
Frohrelch of C entral Point; Don­ the home of Dr. and Mrs John land postal employee, who now
ald G allaher of Oak Park; Jo n a ­ Schultz Inst Friday evening.
Ilves in San Bruno, California,
than Hansen of Piedmont, Cali
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Dr. and Mrs. Evart Borden and was in town Saturday evening to
lorma; Daniel A h eryford of Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Wines visit attend tin* opening of the Elk's
(From the Siskiyou)
on screen at 7 and 9 . p.m.
Butte Falls; Anna Louise May of ed the photography studios of lounge.
To the tune of $14,000.00, Lloyd Norborne, Missouri; and William
Peter Britt In Jacksonville, Sat
D. Pennington has. after more Leonard Rice of M yrtle Creek.
urday.
than a y e a rs woik, succeded In
Mrs. Robert Lugar, Mrs. C lay­
putting Southern O regon’s new
ton Cullen and Mrs. Wendell
hem istry laboratory in opera­ BURDIC ON OREGON
Lawrence attended a stork show
tion.
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STATE HONOR ROLL
The B om bshell
er In Medford Thursduy evening
New lab equipm ent costing ap­
Ashland was represented on
Picture
PECK • McGUIRE »
proxim ately $5,000 exceeds the the honor roll for Oregon State for Mrs. Kenton Robbins, Parma,
o í the Year!
old equipm ent by m ore than students averaging' 3 50 or better Idaho, who Is visiting her moth
GARFIELD
twice the quantity. Lab fu rn i­ w inter term by W illiam S. Bur- er and father, Mr. anil Mrs
Clarence Harwood, Medford.
ture at a cost of $9,000 is far dic.
superior to that of the old lab
Sophomores
led the other
In all respects, chem istry s tu d ­ .classes in high grades while the
ents have top quality equipm ent | seniors were second. The engi­
with which to work.
neering school placed the largest
Choo«« Now for
In comparison to other labs num ber of students on the honor
Pennington rem arked that S outh­ roll with business and technology
H ealers end Floor
ern Oregon College’s lab is equi- following.
Continuous show from 2 p.m
F urneces
velent to any in the state and in
Burdic Is a senior in engineer
NEVER was a Baby-Sitter LIKE THIS!
some instances m uch belter. He ing and carried IB hours of col­
made this comparison by a u th o r­ lege credit.
Phone 3331
ROBERT
MAUREEN
CUPON
ity of having either personally
inspected or w orked in the labor­
Mrs. William Healy and daugh­
atories at the U niversity of O re­ ter, Mary Pat. were Ashland v is - ’
gon, Oregon State College, and itors last week end. Mrs. Healy
Reed College.
culled on friends including Dr.
and Mrs. W alter W eller and Mr. THE WORLD’S MOST HONORED WATCH
IfN WORLO S FAIR GRAND PR IH S
Mr. and Mrs. P arker Hess are and Mrs. Ed Fisher and also at
TWENTY
EIGHT GOLD MEDALS
the,
parents
a
daughter,
Susan
!
tended
the
E
lk’s
I
xiunge
open-
Retard HAYDN ■ Liwse ALLBRlTTON
Malinda, born
L
Tuesday evening | ing while here and Mary Pat vis­
at the Com m unity hospital.
ited Carol Fisher.
Twenty SOC-ites
Attain Honor Roll
Ralph A. Foster
TNEW.LITHI
«hem Laboratory
Second to None
Thurs., Fn., Sat
ACADEMY AWARD 1 1 / ^
HEATING
Gentlemans
Agreement
AU C
Sheldon’s for TIME
II. C. LITTLE
GRADUATION
Sunday!
Whiffle Transfer
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Will fit into small kitchens
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ice cube trays, two special
tall bottle shelves, a biq fruit
and vegetable crisp-o-later,
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"Econ-o-M izer-'
freezing unit, it has three
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when you buy a coolerator
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Thurs., Fri., Sat.
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