Southern Oregon New» Review, Ashland, Ore , T h un . A pril a i, 1948
THE
PHOENIX
NEWS
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/hoenix Pirates
Stop Eagle Point
B A N Q U E T H E L D F R ID A Y
P h o e n ix , A p r il 22 T he J u n io r
S e nio r B a n q u e t was h e ld
F r i­
day at th e R ogue R iv e r L od ge
C o n fu sio n reigns In the fa sh ­ w he re class m eiuh e i . in d u lg e d in
a c h ic k e n d in n e r and dancing.
ion w o rld . P ossibly th a t’s a m is
T h e fa re w e ll address to the
n om ei fo r lik e ly the fa sh io n ex
p o rts a rc m ore o r less In accord S e nio r class was made by G o r ­
w ith one a n o th e r, h u t c e rta in ly don G e rm e r w ith D on ova n W o lff
th a t s not tru e o f the re c ip ie n ts a c k n o w le d g in g .
o f th e ir crea tion s. J u s t w a lk up
o r d tiw n the streets o f any com
n iu n lty , h ug e o r s m a ll, and y o u ’ll
u n d e r lan d. I f It doe sn't look lik e
P h o e n ix , A p r il 21 J. O.
N.
a fa shio n re v ie w o f th e past f i f t y
years then I 'll eat m y new s p rin g P o lin g was In charge o f th e en­
d e rh y. Il's an odd lo o k in g th in g te rta in m e n t at the social e v e n in g
is n 't it, b u t I'm assured its de­ h eld last W ednesday fo r new
m em bers o f th e P h o e n ix P re s b y ­
f in it e ly in s ty le
B ack to w om en 's style s, I break te ria n ch u rc h . F ifty tw o people
th em d o w n in to th re e categories a tte nd ed the a ffa ir
M rs. J. W W a tk in s , w h o
is
There to, in my opinion, what
p
re
s
id
e
n
t
o
f
the
Lad
ie
s
A
id
soc
m ay be te rm e d the E X T R E M IS T ,
w h o co nside r n o th in g w h ic h does ie ty was c h a irm a n o f the re fre s h ­
n 't g ive a fa ir peek at th e knee m e n t co m m itte e.
■r e v e ry step F re q u e n tly
th is
le p e a tin g , ' B u t J th o u g h t it was
s ty le
Is p ursue d by th e
m ore
g ra n d m a "'. O u r advise to th a t
h e a v ily b u ilt w om en and it has
poor g e n tle m a n Is th a t he’d bet
the te nd en cy o f a ttra c tin g th<- ter p re pa re h im s e lf fo r nevcei
eye, ke ep in g (he eve, and n id if y ­ tilin g s to come I f th e y ’re h o p p in g
in g a ll th o u g h t processes u n til d o w n the streets in g u n n y sacks
she Is w e ll o u t o f s ig h t. T h e ,»■ In the n e x t s ix m onths, w e ll, I
a ction s can g e n e ra lly be te rm e d
<an say a t least, " I to ld you so.”
at n o th in g m o re ris k y th a n ama­
zem ent.
T h e n o f course we have the
P A C IF IS T , re p re s e n ta tiv e o f a
g ro u p
w h ic h k e e n ly keeps
in
m in d the reactions o f th e m ale
specie. T h is business o f p a d rlin g
and d ra pe s k irts is n o t fo r them ,
b u t a cce n tin g the s lim and tr im
Is q u ite ehle, and co n se q u e n tly
q u ite s a tis fy in g T he m ale re a c­
tio n : w e ll, the w o lf c a ll Is s till
in vogue
L a s tly , and 1 w ish least, Is the
C O N F O R M IS T . T h a t's the g ro u p
w h ic h gave m an his biggest s u r­
p rise since P earl H arbo r. These,
too, p la n to be eye c a tc h in g w ith
s tu p e fy in g results.
R e c e n tly it
was re p o rte d th a t one p oo r v ic ­
tim w h o was approached by th<-
"n e w lo o k ” in the c e n te r o f a
busy s tre e t— froze on th e s p o t—
and was ru n o ve r In the n e x t in ­
s ta n t by a passing v e h icle . On
co m in g to at th e h o s p ita l he k e p t
Phoenix Premises
P h w n lx , A p r il 22 T h e P h oe ­
n ix " P iriite s " cum«' th ro u g h <!«•
c ls iv e ly
v ic to rio u s
last
week
w in 'll th e y defeated Eagle P o in t
11-0 ut Eagle P o int.
P itc h in g fo r P h oe n ix was Don
o van W o lfe w ho u llo w e il o n ly
th re e
h its fo r the
opponents
P h o e n ix h atted o ut seven h its
fro m th re e Eagle P o int p itch e rs.
T he "P ira te s ” w ill c o n tin u e
th e ir season p la y in g J a c k s o n v ille
to d a y at 3 p.m. on the hom e fie ld
help STAY SLIM
. . . th is s a le w a y !
. , . you lo o can
keep »lender die
HO LLYW O O D
IIK I A D way. In
p la te of fattening
food», enjoy tw o
a lic e » o f t a t t y
HO LLYW O O D
U R L A I) w ith every
m e a l. ( C o n t a m i
natural V ita m in IR.
p ro tein a , carb oh y­
d r a t e » , a n d la
b a k e d w ith o u t
ab o rtem nx o f any
k in d . An ideal ad­
d itio n to your re-
d u C in g m e n u .
HO LLYW O O D
H K E A D m ake»
m a r v e lo u a l u t t i
Fifty-Two People
Attend Reception
Thursday Club
Holds Card Party
P h oe n ix, A p ill 21 T he b e n e fit
c a id p a rty w h ic h was held In th e
P h o e n ix G ran ge h a ll T h u rs d a y
a fte rn o o n was w e ll a tte nd ed . F o l­
lo w in g a dessert lu n ch e o n at 1:00
p.m. p in o ch le and b rid g e were
p la yed .
T h e proceeds fro m the p a rty
w ill gfi to assist in -b u ild in g th<
y o u th ce nte i fo r the ((im m u n ity .
M is . E arl Brisco«' was c h a ir ­
m an in charge o f the a ffa ir. Set
v in g
w ith her w ere M rs. O L .
P e nla nd and M rs. A. H. M a c k ln
tost, hostesses; M rs.
D el a n o
Sloan, M rs Inez Hayse and M rs.
A lto n A n d e rso n , prizes; M rs. C.
F u rry , ta llie s ; M rs. J. W ilson,
c h a irm a n , M rs. R alph W ilco m .
M rs. George D ra ke , Mrs. G u v
C o b le lg h and M is . O. M. F lo yd ,
refreshm ents.
P H O E N IX C H R IS T IA N
CHURCH
E. 11. M cGee, M in is te r
G R A N G E R S H E A R PROS
& C O N S O F IR R IG A T IO N
P h o e n ix , A p r il 21— M em bers
o f th e P h o e n ix grange m et in
open session M o n d a y e v e n in g at
the G ran ge h a ll to discuss the
pros and cons o f th e Rogue R iv e r
basin d e v e lo p m e n t.
S. M. T u ttle o f S o u th e rn O re ­
gon Sales and F ia n k H a rt, e n g in ­
eer in charge o f th e M e d fo rd o f ­
fic e o f the re c la m a tio n bureau,
w e re the speakers.
P H O E M IX M A X A BEM E C H U B C H
* i Jlio e n lx C h u rc h o f th e t 'u x a r e n *
W e e x te n d a c o r d ia l I n v it a t io n to
a ll o u r f r ie n d s a n d n e ig h b o rs to th e
f o llo w in g s e rv ic e s .
S u n d a y S c h o o l 9:45.
M o r n in g W o r s h ip 11.00
E v e n in g S e rv ic e 7:30.
M id w e e k P r a y e r a n d P ra is e S e r­
v ic e , W e d n e s d a y 7:30.
C o m e a n d b r in g y o u r f r ie n d s to
th e f r ie n d ly c h u rc h .
Pastor Rev. C. H enry J.-u-y
P h o e n ix P re s b y te ria n C h u rc h
E. . C la rk , M in is te r
10 A . M. B ib le School .1 () N
M U S IC A S S O C IA T IO N
P o lin g , S u p e rin te n d e n t. A class
IS P L A N N IN G S U M M E R
fo r everyone.
M E M B E R S H IP C A M P A IG N
11 a.m. M o rn in g W o rsh ip . Spe­
M rs. Rae Dodge and M rs. G le n c ia l m u sic
the c h o ir. S e rm o n
M a tth e w s are p re s e n tly p re p a r­ b y th e m in is te r.
Tues. 7 P. M . B o y Scouts.
in g p la n s fo r a s u m m e r cam p aig n
W ed. 7.30 P. M C h ris tia n F e l­
to add m em bers to the C iv ic
lo w s h ip .
M u s ic association. T he cam paign
w ill ta k e place d u rin g the w ee k
o f M ay 3 to 8.
M rs. M a tth e w s has been a p ­
p o in te d A s h la n d re p re s e n ta tiv e
L e t us do y o u r C on cre te W o ik .
o f the Jackson C o u n ty C iv ic Mus-.
S id e w a lk s , fo u n d a tio n s , etc.
ic association. She rece ive d her
T ele p h o n e M e d fo rd 7908
a p p o in tm e n t a t a m e e tin g held
last T h u rs d a y in M e d fo rd .
B ib le S ch o o l, 10 a m.
M rs. D odge suggested th a t f o r ­
M orning W o rsh ip S erv ice. J1 a m
B . I . B . L K . ClasM (8 -1 2 y ra > 3 p.m . m e r m em bers w ho p la n to renew
I v enlng S e rv ic e , 7:30 p.m.
.send th e ir check to M rs. R ic h a rd
P o w e r H o u r, W eS.. 7:30 pan.
C o m p le te M o t o r R e b u ild in g
P ayne, P. O. B o x 607, M e d fo rd ,
M o t o r T u n e - o p - -R e b o rin g
O regon. P re v io u s d riv e s have in ­
E m e rg e n c y S e rv ic e
d ic a te d , M rs. D odge said, th a t the
T e le p h o n e 7743
a u d ito riu m is sold o u t before the
H ig h w a y 99
P h o e n ix . O re
d riv e is c o m p le te d, and b y m a il­
in g th e check p r io r to M a y 3 la s t
y e a r’s m em bers can assure th e m ­
BETTY BO W M AN
selves o f seats.
fo r m e r ly o f
T ic k e ts th is y e a r are $6 00 fo r
B
e
tty
's B e a u ty Shop
a d u lts and $3.00 fo r students.
is n o w a t
T ic k e ts w ill be a v a ila b le fro m
R o lla n d 's S tu d io o f B e a u ty
M rs. D odge, M rs. M a tth e w s , or
S. G fa p e
P hone 5020
a t T he M a rt..
Phoenix Is Building
Johnny’s Garage
SW I
DURING THU
lo k « d
MUSIC FESTIVAL
(o r yow Eicfuiitroly by
Cjtufülül's
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O. R. EDWARD6
A u th o riz e d D e a le r
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Watkins Products
and
V A R IE T Y S TO R E
W H IZ Z E R M O T O R S
343 E. M a in
P hone 2-1541
at
W AHT
Twin Plunges
N e x t T o P o s t O f f ic e P h o .-n ix o r e
P h o n e HK12 E v e n . 7x11
T H E SP EE D C O P — B y S ie v e ’s U n io n S e rvice
CAUSE THEY C JH T T V AO, CAUSE
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sell it a nymore
B O D Y H A S r H E ;p
?£ ks CARS S E R V IC E D f i r .
HAVE H E A D - f
S T trtS
OF
CHfS N O M O P E .
H T V ! F A T -H E flD T H E }
DQUG STOPES A P E <
DUMPING ALL THEIR L .
K S P /O /H /N THE STREETS
. s t a h o i /
s z
LCOjQSq
SPtCIflL OPEillilG fill. 8 SRT.
April 23 and 24
OFFICIAL OPENING
Saturday, May 1st
TR O U T SEASON
Opens Saturday
May 1
JIM BUSCH says . .
MW0 wm pay
Have you checked
your tackle?
W e h ave a good a s so rtm e n t
o f p o p u la r Hies, s p in n e rs and
eggs.
A ls o A rro w h e a d and
N e w to n O il fin is h ta p e re d and
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le v e l f l y lin e s. S teel C a stin g
Rods and B am boo F ly Rods. Reels fo r e v e ry purpose, $1.64
to $10.00. Leadens and hooks g alore. N e p tu n e O u tb o a rd M o ­
tors. 1.7 H. P „ w e ig h s o n ly 17 pounds, p ric e $70.00. O th e rs to
10 H. P. Good stock o f a m m u n itio n , 22's and B .B.'s. A lso a
fe w guns. W e h a n d le h u n tin g and a n g lin g Licenses fo r y o u r
co nvenience. W h y n o t m a k e us y o u r H e a d q u a rte rs fo r T a c k le
Needs?
HOSPITAL BILLS?
You may have t o . . . i f you d on 't have good p ro ­
te c tio n such as B lue Cross provides fo r the e n tire
fa m ily . T he o n ly O regon plan fo r prepaid health
care approved by the A m erican H o s p ita l Assogia
tio n , Blue Cross provides the same benefits fo r
fa m ily members as fo r s u b s c rib e r. . . p e rm its free
choice o f p h ysicia n . . . is n a tio n w id e and n o n p ro fit.
PHOENIX HARDWARE
I f self-em ployed or w o rkin g where a Blue Cross
group cannot be form ed, e n ro ll as an in d ivid u a l any
tim e in the hospital plan or the combined hospital-
m edical-surgical p la n . . . group e nrollm ent, too, is
always open. Jo in the 29,000,000 A m eri.au» wl.o
let Blue Cross pay!
P h o e n ix , O regon
Phone M e d fo rd 6764
¿(hertlsem cnt
From where I sit... / / Joe M arsh
A n d W e Can P ro v e I t
JOIN
BI.UE CROSS TODAY
BLUE CROSS PLAN
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JIM BUSCH M O TO R CO.I
Terminal Salat Building e Portland 5, Oregon
ON
Name
A ddreu
First Name
Middle Name
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State
City
Number
Street
Nume uf Company where employed......................................................... .......................
( I f either husband or wife i» employed, give name o f employer)
THE
PLAZAV
No of Employees....................................................................
'"heck if one of these opplie»:
□ »elf-employed
6 AND 8
PHONE
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FORD FERTILIZER
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10 lb. or Carload Lots
N o w is the tim e to use th is v a lu a b le n itro g e n
f e r t ilis e r on y o u r garden or fa rm . I l is e s p e c ia lly
good fo r g ra n ite soils.
□ unemployed
(This it ro t on application. Do not tend payment.)
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Back-Seat Sewing !"
H om er B e n tle y 's m issus was
w orking on her new sewing ma­
chine. when Homer comes in, draw s
up a chair, and sta rts ta lk in g :
“ Don't you th in k you're running
too fa s t? ” he says. “ Slow dow n!
Watch o u t! Be c a r e fu l!”
When ttye missus fin a lly tu rn s
w ith m urde r in her eyes, Homer
says goodnaturedly: “ I thought
you m ig h t like a little help, dear—
lik e you help me d riv e the car.”
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Boone»» addrett
RDN-S
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tom orrow may be too la te !
Please send information nn the Blue Croat Pion.
La»t Nome
Homer Does Some
In e v e ry w o m a n ’s version o f th e p e rfe c t store, de
p e n d a b ility is th e p rim e re q u is ite . Perhaps th a t’s w h y
so m a n y w o m e n in A sh lan d p re fe r d e a lin g here,
fo r c e rta in ly , d e p e n d a b ility is a fa c t a t . . .
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frie n d ly glass o f beer. The missus
agrees to give up hack-seat d rivin g
and nagging Homer about ashes on
the rug. Homer agrees to q u it c r i­
ticizin g Sarah's taste fo r flowery
'hats and parsley salad.
F rom where I sit, the key to get­
tin g on together is meeting every
issue h a lf w a y — and overlooking
any petty differences in tastes
w hether these tastes apply to beer
or flow ery-looking h a tsl
The missus can’t help but burst
out laughing—and they settle what
m ight have been a quarrel over a
, Copyri^ht^ 1948, L/nUod Statu Brawari Foundation
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