Southern Oregon Newi Review, Adil.iml, Ore., Thur*. April iz , 194K
Chaplain W H. M iycrs, official S W I M S E A S O N N E A R S
coordinator of m ilitary honors,
Ft. Lewis, W ashington, visited
Southern Oregon last Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Chaplain
Meyers visited m inisters, m orti
cians and other persons concern
ing the retu rn of World War 11
veterans.
BUSY SUMMER SEASON
PLANNED BY GRAGGS
American Legion Auxiliary Needs
Twin Plunges Open
Yarn To Help Rehabilitate Vets
During Festival
Ashland residents who have scraps of yarn, wooden
knitting
needles, or who have access to wooden wagon wheel spokes which
can be used to make knitting needles I mm a ie urged to contact Mrs
C. A. Heath, or any m em ber of the American lx*gion auxiliary which
Is collecting these item s for use of the nerve rehubilitees at the
Owen Gragg, owner and opera V eterans hospital in Roseburg.
Mrs. Heath, returned from a trip to Roseburg last weekend, aftei
tor of Twin Plunges, announced
taking yarn to the hospital on
today that the two pools would
Friday. She went to Roseburg as
be open during the Southern O re
a representative of the Ashland
gon college music festival this
Am erican Legion auxiliary and
Friday and Saturday.
2 acres inside city limits.
while there she was shown
Sm all building, toilet and sep
W eather perm itting, Gr a g g
through the hospital. '
tic tank. City w ater on prem
said, the plunge would rem ain
SOC s head football conch . Al
ises. Best of soil and level, al
In an interview today Mrs.
so irrigated.
Price $2500.00,
open throughout the week until
Simpson
got a preview of Ills
Heath pointed out th a t the veter -
$1200.00 down. Balance $25.00
the official opening Saturday, ans at Roseburg were receiving ' grid prospects for trie 1948 Sv.I
per month..
May 1.
five different types of therapy son when he was greeted with a
Beautiful 2-acre Peach O r
On Sunday, May 2, Eve P ren for nervous diseases. The educa- ! turnout of 50 candidate's as spring
chard in full bearing, plus 2
tice and her accordian band wiy tional therapy departm ent offers football practice started Monday
lots with new, modern home
more than 100, different subjects' afternoon.
which is one of the B etter
entertain during the afternoon.
and during the past year 14 men
Homes of Ashland. Orchard
be
Gragg stated that the pools had have received enough credits i l'hlrty-flve sessions will
brings from $1500.00 to $2.000 -
held,
according
to
Far
W
estern
been completely renovated and from work taken in this d e p a rt
00 a year. Price $11,000.00.
made ready for the sum m er sea m ent to get their high school d ip -1 Conference rules, and while no
regular games aie scheduled, se v
New 4-room House and 3 son and that a warm ing room lomas.
eral inter-squad tilts are on tap
lots near college. House near
had been installed for comfort of
The m anual therapy depart-1 for tin Red Raiders. With sev-
ly complete. Bendix goes with
bathers
during
chill
or
inclement
m
ent
teaches skill w ith hands | erul of last year's regulars to be
place, Hot w ater heater. Price
weather. A hair dryer had also such as woodworking and photo missing from the lineup when
$5800.00.
been installed as well as Brand- graphy.
| fall rolls around, Simpson will
intercollegiate diving board.
In the Occupational therapy I get a chance to bolster his team
A n d rew s & R edford sten
Friday, April 30, the day prior departm ent men are taught var in preparation for one of the
Next to Fire Hall
to the official opening will be ious trades and skills which they toughest slates in SOC history
Where all bargains are hot
open house at the Plunges for the can utilize upon release from the
ones
The biggest gup in the R aid
Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, C am p hôpital. These skills inel u d e er's ranks will be the graduation
fire girls, Brownies, and other painting, draw ing, fram ing, book of Charles D eA utrem ont, hard-
youth groups in the city.
binding, modeling, rug making, runnig right half, coupled with
Next m ajor attraction at the weaving, and other such pursuits. the loss of Jack Lutz, who ha
plunges will be the Red Cross
The Ashland Legion auxiliary been filling the alternate righ
drive under the direction of is especially interested in this spot for the past twy seasons.
Frank O'Neil which will take group for under Mrs. Heath's Only veteran in line for the pos
place during the period June 21 direction they have assisted in ition is Jack Barger, monogram
to July 2.
procuring m aterials for the rug w inner from the ‘47 season.
and weaving classes.
At all other posts, first-string
N ADONAUr
Mr. and Mrs. W ilbur Watson
The
other
two
groups
are
on
ers,
most of whom are two year
A6VHTIII0
and Mrs. W alter W atson returned Physical therapy and Corrective veterans, will be back to try for
from Seattle last week end. The therapy. Mrs. Heath visited the their old jobs. If present plans
younger Watsons are presently classrooms for each type of th
thei
e r - 1 persist. Although they haven't all
living at their parent's home, 87 apy and talked with various in-1 reported for spring workouts.
Taylor street.
structors
letterm en slated for action d u r
There were 18 m en discharged ing the '48 cam paign include |
Mrs. Clarence Homes accom
from the hospital last month, «‘mis: G aJln , Edwards and M ar
panied Mr. Homes to Ontario,
nine are on trial discharges, and tindale. tackles: Skow, Sm ith,
Oregon this week.
three on leave of absence.
and Knigge. G uards:
Reiton,
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Newton, Robertson, and Weov-
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hill, M ount
Mrs. Mary Aiken, Taylor street er. Centers: Farthing. Gorm an
ain avenue, are driving a new is moving to Hargadine street this and Newton. Backs: Jandreau
automobile.
u
Neideigh, Gray, Riggs, Sm ith,
♦
Simpson Looks
Over Hopefuls
B a r g a in s
. get dampened.
Tiie same day will ulso see the
most vigorous Campaigning of the
yeai for officers to head the stu
dent body the following fall.
Scheduled activities Include
Wednesday, May 19, will pro
clean
up of the campus; washing
bably see students of SOC wetter
than G ertrude the duck, for windows, painting, digging, und
that date m arks the entrance of doing other odd jobs. However, It
Campus I)uy ami the many a c ti has tieen decided by those in
vities scheduled thereon Accord authority thut thi* freshmen will
ing to tiie rules established by the paint the "O" on the side of Griz
L atterm aa'a C lu b a l l b e a rd le s s zly Mountain across the valley
ones wi< find them selves thrown This chore was done lust spring
m the campus pond, und if last by a mixed class group of utiout
year's festivities are any indica 25 persons from school headed by
tion, more than one beard will Scotty ll-ill. With Ellh.lt M.,,
Cracken as advisor.
Gandee, Jones, Ventjeer, Barn
Nothing has been slated for the
hart and Burger.
afternoon hut lust year a good
Newcomers that should add to crowd could be found in the v id
the Raiders' power are "Baldy" nity of the pond till nightfall.
Foster, skat-hack who was on the Wednesday evening will see
Ineligible list in ’47, and giant dunce, under the direction of the
Keith Wade, LJ. of O. transfer, Letterm an's Club, In the auditor
who is gunning for an end spot ium.
A severe blow was dealt Sim p
On this date In 1947 many stu
son’s hope for strength at the dents adjourned to Em igrant
pivot post when Jim Cave, cen Lake for refreshm ents and social
ter from OSC, wus forced to drop activities following the noon pic
school.
nic on the school lawn.
Campus Day Slated
For May 19th
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