Southern Oregon News Review, Ashland, Thurs., Nov. 18, 1948 SOUTHERN I I r 1 1 / OREGON J l t If C D C V I C W 5 l\E I I C If Published every Thursday by THE SISKIYOU PUBLISHING COMPANY Ashland, Oregon 38 East Main Street Carryl H. Wines and Wendell D. Lawrence, Publishers YMCA Provides Recreation For City Youngsters NEWS from Ashland Hi Harry Skerry, lawyer, was the guest speaker November 15 at assembly to announce the Com W E N D E L L L A W R E N C E , E d itor munity Chest drive on Red Feath. er day, November 18. Alex Aus Entered as second-class mail matter in the post office at Ash- i tin, Student Body president, will land, Oregon, February 15. 1935, under the act of Congress of lCB receive donations from students March 3. 1879. ’ at noon Thursday. Chairman of the Sadie Haw M » kins dance, Nina Graber, appoint TUBERCULOSIS ed committees to supervise that Tt can strike anywhere, this dread tuberculosis function. Chairmen are: Nancy1 Arney, program: Anne Williams. I gc i. Yet how many people, having it, know nothing refreshments: Doreen Wenaus, ’ decoration; publicity. B'll Wines: ♦ it? Tn Countv Public health association in and Norman Wycrs is in charge ticket sales. Th? juniors will ’ le^al agencies is making of hold the dance November 19. ’ is by the use of X- Prizes will be awarded for the Among the facilities offered the children of th com m unity at t h . Y budding 1. the. b ilia . d table. ac W h irte r. Bob Simpson. Norm an Weyers. .■(<> machines will be in Ashland Mon- best Dogpatch costumes. and the Shown in the peture above from le ft to rig h t are: Don M Lin in g - er. R ichard Sm ith. Bruce Sm ith, and Jerry Langer. T ed W eitsel. Lester Zim m erlee,G regg - juniors will use the money to put ‘ The Y M C A is one of the or- uay Nov. 22, and Tuesday, Nov. 23. Don K err. M a rle n Yoder, one of the Y's advisers, is In the beckgroun on the Prom. ___ W hether or not you think you have tuberculosis it A plan has been worked out ganisations supported by your com m unty cihest contributions. Mr. and Mrs. William Snider would be a good idea to have this free check-up. I t’s whereby the Sadie Hawkins tra are spending the week In Crea dition will be carried out to the safe, painless, and harmless . . . . and it’s free. Bay. degree.’’ School will be dis This annual X-ray opportunity can mean the differ “nth missed for the boys at 3 p.m., Wayman Tryon, first grader, some Indian arrowheads to school ence between health and sickness to you and your fam - ¡and girls” w illg e t out**five min is back after being absent for a one day. utes later- later. 14 It wiU will be considered long time. ily. | utes | Linda Florence, Richard Hun- Tommy Freemen Is a new boy ger, Jerry Leach, Donald Loper, Phone 8042. now for an appointment, or drop a card M h° " k Alice McDougall, Peter Stemple, in Room One to Mrs. John Cotton, 590 Mountain avenue making an copts, h^? has to cress as the girl and Jimmie Wright have had Helen Duncan has moved to appointment. ¡asks him to. TWIRP season will perfect attendance for the nine California. ii lv t r p io li You’ll find th at the findings of the X -ray will be J? l2f,en for. th£ dance- New officers for Room 1 for weeks. Jumes Sharon Watson and b , O N H D A IT O . the next nine weeks are: Pres kept confidential.......... and if you happen to have the ed to Pay Simpson have left room 6. Julia nil » » r i m i t h i ident, Billy Dodge: vice presi germs Of tuberculosis in your body, you will be inform- j The Lettermen rv Staged their dent, Wayman Tryon; Secretary, and Jean Freeman have entered ed of this, SO th a t with the help Of your family doctor ®arn Dance Monday night, from Meredith Williams. Room 6. Lynette Anderson and Michael LaRue Bean had a new sister you can conquer the disease. money. The gyrr. was very clev Moores are new students In Brad erly decorated in a barn-ish a t born on Armistice Day. Room 9. Gettling had a brother born on mosphere. FOOTBALL Ewel Chapman has been ill A lovely, Day, too. Student Council purchased sev Armistice and In the hospital. ehifminj With SOC eking out a close tie for the F a r W estern eral Margaret Simpson brought new’ recorl albums to have pattern conference title and with Ashland High school barely ¡some new platters for dancing, «2 M IC C getting through the season without being completely | Concessions and dances were Miss Erma Carroll <>Tr»d« mirti SERVICI 1er I I Washington School News 1881 0 ROGERS Raider J.V Tops Chico State 12-6 massacred, local football fans are anything but elated. g X h “ ' he Seasons come and seasons go, SO do ball clubs. The Marlen Yoder at assembly. SOC club has indicated it’s great potential on dry thanked Ralpn Woods and the fields, but the Raiders aren’t mudders. Given any kind J?1 ay casl ?n keh‘Llf of the stu* Courtesy of “The Siskiyou" SOC Junior Varsity defeated of a dry field and a warm day the SOC club should pull er a very successful Anniversary Chico State’s “J. Vs" 12 - 6 in into the win column Thanksgiving day when they play an Armistice Day football game meet the College of Idaho. L ^ olan<? Paruks ,st? ted that the at Chico. ° , . , , ij v j Tuberculosis health unit will be The Junior Raider's scored The clubs are evenly matched. It should be a good stationed in front of the high first on an end run by Don Camp game. ¡school Tuesday. November 23 to bell that netted 30 yards. The Grizzlies, on the other hand, have gone down to ? ealth examinations, and Shortly before the end of the first half, Joe Stone put the ball ignommous defeat, time after time. It is to be expect- clothes for ?oreign children the on Chico's one-foot line, and ed. The Ashland club plays ball teams out of its class, first of next week. Doty carried it over for the six Once in every seven years Ashland High school will A volleyball clinic, composed points. have a winning ball club. A small school, competing held raf°Memo?iaT cSirt’Novrnv Chico State instituted a bar of passes In the third quar against larger schools can’t expect to win year after ber 13 as soc played host for the rage ter that set them up for their year. The good and the bad must be taken together, ¡visiting athletes. Attending .Tom only tally. Give the Grizzlies time, they’ll be back on top. J Virginia ph ,chard™ Jerry£John- Chico threatened in the last ,ston, Viola Merwin, Betty Lou Kerby and Coach Dorothy Un- SIX MAN BALL Give us our choice and we’d take a game of six man derkofler. football in preference to one of professional football NICHOLS INITIATED featuring the Green Bay Packers and any club of your Oregon State College, Corval lis, November 17—Wlthycombe choice. club recently initiated Donald And this year though the football team of Ashland Nichols of Ashland. Nichols, a High school didn’t set the world on fire the six man junior In agriculture here, was one of the group of 17 students football team out Talent way were pretty hot. to become members. The Talent ball club started after the state class “B” In order to be eligible for football championship Saturday night in a game with membership a student must be enrolled in the department of Dufur, Final score was 46 to 26. animal husbandry in the school The Talent club scored 20 points in the fourth q u art of agriculture and must be at er to put itself way in the lead. A t half time the score least a sophomore. was 20 to 20 but behind the driving tactics of Don Milledge the Talent club came out on top. The game, which w’as played in the Dalles, was a thriller from s ta rt to finish. And Talent, the school nobody wanted last spring when consolidation plans were being discussed, is b r inging its measure of fame to Southern Oregon. Too bad th a t the consolidation of D istrict 5 which took place last spring didn’t include Talent. Ashland could have used some of those ballplayers on the Griz zly string. BOUQUETS Some of the folks who are out ringing doorbells and asking for money for the Community chest should have orchids. Each year the same cadre of people w ith a few ad ditional assistants donate their time to putting over such charitable projects as the March of Dimes, the Tuberculosis X-ray project, the Christm as seal sale, and The Community Chest. This week the community is being offered a chance to give to the Community Chest. Money collected this week will go to the Boy Scouts, Campfire Girls, Girl Scouts, Salvation Army, Y.M.C. A„ Girls Community club, Albertina K err Homes, Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society, Mental Health Associa tion of Oregon, National Armed Service Program, Oregon Prison Association, Children’s Farm Home, Volunteers of America M other’s and Children’s Home, Catholic Child Care Agencies, and Waverly Baby Home. Do You Like To SMASH FENDERS? F o o l th e d river behind you: com e up to th e crossin g fast w hen th e am ber lig h t is on, then a fter th e fellow b eh ind has d ecided y o u ’re go in g on through sto p su d d en ly ! Y o u ’ll probably sm ash so m e fenders and earn the rep u ta tio n o f bein g a d isco u rte ou s driver. B u t if y o u are a careful driver and rem em ber th e oth er fellow , see us for a u tom ob ile insurance. T h e co u rteo u s driver is the care ful driver. S.C. Jones & Sons In years p ast each of the organizations made a drive “BILLINGS AGENCY" during the year. This meant th a t 16 times during the (Established July 1883) y ear people of Ashland were solicited for a good cause. Main & Oak Ph. 8781 Ashland. Oreon Multiply the am ount of money you would give to 232 West 5th Ph. 7558 any one of these organizations by 16 and give th a t Medford, Oregon amount to the Community Chest. DEPENDABLE INSURANCE COUNSELORS period, but SOC recovered the ball on an intercepted pass. The play of the game was handled by Doty, who ran through the cen ter of the line for 50 yards, plac ing the ball on the Stater’s nine, but the gun sounded before ano. ther play could be run. ASHLAND LOCALS Bill Stoner, Oakland, Califor nia, is spending a months vaca tion in Ashland. He is registered at the Lithia Hotel. E. E. Parker and daughter, Ro berta, of Middleton, California, have arrived in Ashland to make their home with Mrs. Parker and son John at 623 Normal avenue, where they have bought a home. N O T IC E O F H E A R IN G O N F IN A L A C C O U N T In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, In and for the County of Jackson, Probate De partm ent In the Matter of the Estate of CHARLES F. THOMPSON, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the Final Account of Kenneth O. Thompson, as Administrator of the Estate of Charles F. Thomp son, Deceased, has been filed in the Circuit Court of Jackson County, State of Oregon, and that the 29th day of November, 1948, at the hour of 10:00 a.m. has been duty set for the hearing of objections to such final ac count and settlement thereof, at which time any person intc i.-t- ed ln such estate may appear and file objections thereto in writ ing and contest the same. Dated and first published this 28th day of October, 1948. KENNETH O. TIIOMP O. Administrator of the above es state. Van Dyke & Lotnbai J, at torneys for the Estate. 1028-41 Oregon Certified Marshall Strawberry Plants Grown in Eastern Oregon Announces Troth The engagement of Miss Irma Carroll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Carroll, Colfax, Wash ington to John H. “Bud" Telde- man, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Teldeman, Sr., Crescent City, California was announced to a few intimate friends, Monday evening after the Toastmlstress i Club Dinner at the Elk’s Club. The date of the wedding has not been set. E E f J 'S M u Rom where I s it... / / J o e M arsh It’s Your Fight, Tool Bing Crowley was “beefing” the other day r.bout all that Our Town’s doing in the way of sending food and cloth es to Europe. Bing felt that th o se struggling dem ocracies should look after them selves. 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