Southern Oregon New» Review, Ashland, Oregon, Thursday, August 16, 194K
THE PHOENIX NEWS
High School Bond
Election Sept. 3
Lions Planning Boy
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| M R S . R. F U R R Y IS
j NEW PO STM ASTER
Record Enrollment Expected In
1 P hoenix, Aug. 25
Mis. Ray-J
\ n o n d F u rry on M onday of tins
week i revived notice of hei tem ­ Phoenix Schools September 13
porary ap p o in tm en t as postm as­
Phoenix, A ugust 5 — School will open in Phoenix Septem ber 13,
Phoenix, Aug 25- Date of the ter of Phoenix. Mrs. F u rry has
bond election to d eterm in e the been w orking in the post office according to Robert Hembre, superintendent of schools. A dditional
teachers have been hired and the school building has been prepared
fate ol the proposed P hoenix
since J u n e anil had pievlously
consolidated high school has been w oiked in tiie post office In 1945.
set for Septem ber 3.
Mrs. G. G. S kinner, form er
The am ount ol money needed postm aster, resigned In May ol
Is $252,000. Voteis of what were tills year. T he Phoenix post office
form erly known as the Phoenix Is now a tim 'd class post office.
district the Kern Valley district, Mis. M. I,. Kisliei Is assisting
the Independence district and the Mrs. F u rry .
North Phoenix district will make
the decision next Friday.
Robert Keeney, Anderson road,
is the architect who is draw ing
up the plans for the proposed
structure.
In the event the election pas
ses tile old school building will
be used for additional grade
school space.
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Seek ( ’uII Peaches
For School ( ’aiming
Phoenix, August 20—T h r e e
hundred pounds of peaches are
needed for canning for tiie Phoe
nix school cafeteria according Io
Mrs. Vern Anihal who is In
charge of the project.
Culls will he acceptable accord
ing
to Mrs. Anibal and anyone
Complete Cottage
Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Haggard I who has any peaches which they
are doing tiie final woi k on the wish to donate can get In touch
cottage which they are buildlm with her at telephone 7777.
at the rear of the lum ber yaid
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hansen and
According to Mr. Haggard tin
Miss
SlihJee Richardson traveled
building should he ready for oc
lo
Portland
over the week end to
cupancy tins week
visit their uncle, Ralph Robison,
who Is convalescing from a major
Tom Paulson and Don Healy operation.
They returned via
have been fishing during tiie Bend and the Diamond Lake cut
past few weeks at both Squaw off.
Near Bend they drove
lake and on tiie Dead Indian.
through a hailstorm which cov­
ered the ground like snow. They
PHOENIX CHRISTIAN
reported several cars were stall­
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of high water.
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for th e school opening.
Three buses will he used this year for North Phoenix, Fern V al­
ley, and Independence children.
Hembre requested that all first grade children have birth c e rt|-
fieate on opening day. Children who will be six by November 15
will i»e perm itted to register. Children who will not be six until
January, 1949, will be given a m aturity test to determ ine w hether
or not they ran register. Availability of room will also be a factor
in determ ining w hether or not the children can register.
From a staff of nine teachers,
the grade school has Increased to
a staff of 14 New teachers in the
elem entary school this year in­
clude Mrs. G ertrude Wooten,
Mrs. Betty Akerlin- Miss Francis
Church, Mrs. O. M. Ostlund,
Phoenix, August 25 — E. J.
Frank Hale, and Mrs. Leda Self. Zacharias, proprietor of the Phoe­
New teachers In the high nix garage, this week completed
school are Miss Jean M. Maxey the laying of a new foundation
and sll at the front of the ga­
and Frederick Shepard.
Teachers not returning this rage.
year include: Mrs. Alzada M ass­
He announced that he planned
ey, Mrs. Bessie Stone, Mr. H ar­ to stucco the front of the stru c­
old Massey, and Mrs. Lloyd P a r­ ture to continue with his pro­
gram of modernization.
sons.
I
W. A. Gifford assisted him with
the cement work. Zacharias has
been in business in Phoenix for
the past two years.
Phoenix Garage
Gets Foundation
Paulson Installs
Hydraulic Lift
Mrs. George Thomas and two
Phoenix, Aug. 25 — Installa­ children, Medford, visited last
tion of a new hydraulic lift is week with her sister, Mrs. Rus­
going on at the A rt Paulson ser­ sell Davis and family.
vice station this week. The lift
Phoenix Presbyterian Church
is being obtained out of Portland
E. . Clark. Minister
with the assistance of Forrest
ID A. M. Bible School J. O. N
Forbes.
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Poling, Superintendent. A class
The old lift failed Saturday for everyone.
when a 47 M ercury belonging
11 a.m. Morning Worship. Spe­
to Mr. Mead was on the rack; the cial music by the choir. Sermon
safety cutch caught and kept the by the minister.
car from falling uli the rack. Had
Tues. 7 P. M. Boy Scouts.
Wed. 7.30 P. M Christian F el­
the safety catch failed a serious
accident could have occurred as lowship.
several people were about the­
ca r,
Gets New Pickup
Paul Simpson, proprietor of
the Phoenix H ardw are, has p ir
chased a new Dodge pickup
which he will use as a delivery
truck.
Why most
telephone trouble
stops before
it starts
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"O FF-THE-JO B"
PROTECTION
Gypsies Worry
Town Officials
Phoenix, Aug. 25—Plans for a
Boy Scout club for Phoenix were
discussed at the regular meeting
of the Lions club held Monday
night. O ther business taken up
included discussion of plans for
a ladies night to be held in Sep­
tember and a community auction
to take place later in the fall.
Earl Floyd is chairm an of the
Ladies night activities.
Speakers included Larry Nee­
ly, past district governor of Lions,
who told about the Internation­
al Lions convention held recent­
ly in New York City.
Cliff Robinson, Salem, assist­
ant school supervisor of second­
ary schools was the other speak­
er. He discussed present trends
in high school education and em ­
phasized the need to continually
change subject m atter taught in
order to meet the needs of todays
.students.
Robinson also requested that
the members of the Lions club
get behind the com m unity of
Phoenix in the bond election
Septem ber 3 which will decide
w hether or not the Phoenix area
will have an adequate high
school.
Three representatives of the
Jacksonville Lions club also visit­
ed the Phoenix Lions and invit­
ed members to the Gold Rush
Jubilee celebration which will be
held in Jacksonvile in Septem ­
ber.
Phoenix, August 25 — Resi­
dence in Phoenix of a tribe of
Romany gypsies is giving the
town m arshall and the city coun­
cil gray hairs these days.
The tribe arrived last week in
five auto trailers and stopped at
the Highway court because of
the illness of two children who
are in a Jackson county hospital.
A ttem pts by the city council
and the m arshall to evict the
tribe from the area m et with re ­
sistance from Lynn Leslie, ow n­
er of the auto court who stated
that as long as they paid their
rent they were as entitled to stay
in the court as any one. Leslie
further pointed out th a t the gyp­
sies were Romany gypsies and
that they worked for a living.
The tribe members, who num ­
ber approxim ately 25, spend the
evenings in dancing to the music
from a guitar and mouth organ.
The men and children do most
of the dancing with the m ajority
of the women standing about
lending encouragement.
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(formerly Skinners)
Y our H ot W eath er
R e tre a t
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Falknor,
Ashland, visited Mr. and Mrs.
H. A. Peterson during the week.
Mrs. Falknor's sister, a Los A n­
geles
resident,
accompanied
them.
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People h u rt at their work
are assured medical care and
financial aid under Com pen­
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h o w e v e r. T h a t’ s why you
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and help replace wages lost
w hile you're laid up.
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2. W hile you sleep this new electronic tester
is at work . . . combing over circuits to see if
it can spot a "leak” in the oflice or out on the
lines. For even the best-insulated cables now
and then allow moisture from rai i or fog to
creep in. By recording current loss on the lines,
the tester checks loss o f efficiency that might
mean future trouble.
4. W hen you m ake a te le ­
phone Call you hire u mighty
valuable servant. And d ia l servant
is more useful than ever before.
For the number of telephones on
die Coast has almost doubled in
the past ten years. Were hard at it
to provide more and better service
for more people. And each new
telephone added makes your tele­
phone that much more valuable.
'Trouble detectives” are at w ork run-
stantly, inspecting cables and lines and f: Row­
ing up the clues given them by this «wring
equipment. These are just a fesv examples of
our preventive maintenance . . . part o f our
job o f making your telephone service depend­
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need i t . . . as often as you need it.
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F eaturing this week . .
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