Southern Oregon ^lews Review, Ashland, Oregon, Thursday, January 17, f)g>)
THE PHOENIX NEWS
Phoenix Club To.
Meet Talent Five
Second Semester
Gets Under Way
Phoenix, Jun. 25—The second
semester of the 1948 49 school
yeur began at the Phoenix
schools Wednesday according to
Donuld Hernbre, superintendent
of schools.
Exams were held the first part
of this week.
Report cards will be ¡«sued
Wednesday, February 2.
Schroeder Saves
Day For Phoenix
Phoenix, Jan. 26 — Phoenix
high school's basket ball team
won a thriller from Jacksonville
when Keith Schroeder, sultsti-
! tute, pluying during the final
two m inutes, sunk u long one
for his only two points of the
game and won the game for
' Phoenix, 36 to 35.
CHIEF HOCKERSMITH IS
Jacksonville Jed at trie q u a r
TRANSFERRED TO SEATTLE
ter 10 to 2, and at the half 18 to
Phoenix, Jan. 26 — Chief EJ 11. The Phoenix club started to
ectricians mote Delmur Hocker play winning ball in the second
smith is expected to arrive in half and by the third period the
Phoenix this week from N or score was 25 to 24. During the
folk, Virginia. He is getting a final frame the Jacksonville club
C. L. Hockersmith was a Med delay en route as he is being again pulled into a six point lead
ford visitor Monday.
transferred from Norfolk to Se but in the last m inute and a half
attle, W ashington. Chief Hock- the Phoenix team tied the score
, «-rsmith is now in his lenth year up at 34-34 only to see it go when
‘ in the Navy.
McDaniels, playing for Jackson
ville sunk a free throw, m ak
ing the score 5 to 34, in favor
of the Redskins.
Then Schroeder cut loose his
With Crown Feed
howitzer and won the game. The
prelim inary was won by Ja ck
Asked for information?
sonville 38-22.
Phoenix 36
35 Jacksonville
Holloway 9
8 Hardy
G erm er 5
2 Stoner
Schm elzer 10
4 Ditto
Skinner 2
12 Offenbacher
1 Furry
5 Moore
Substitutes: Phoenix, Thom p
son, 8, Schroeder 2, Powlowski 2,
Marbl«. Granite, Bronse
McDaniels, 2, Godlove.
Extra Lettering Availabla
C o m p le te M u to r R e b u ild in g
EXAMINER COMING
M o to r T u n e -u p - R e b o tin g
A drivers license exam iner will
"On the Plaaa'*
E m e rg e n c y S ervice
be on duty in Ashland Monday,
Telephone 7743
January 31, 1949, at the City Hall
H ls liw a y »»
I'lio e n ls , Or«
between the hours of 9 a.m. and
4 p.m. according to an announce
m ent received from the Secretary
P u b lic A c c o u n ta n t A A u d ito r
of
state's office.
A u d i lx - In c o m a T a x H e rv ir«
Persons wishing licenses or
H yatem a
Room s I and 2 T a y le r Bldg
perm its to drive are asked to get
25 N o r th .Main S tre e t
in touch with the exam iner well
T ele p h o n e 2-34ÍS
ahead of the scheduled closing
hour in order to assure com ple
tion of their applications with a
O regon C e r tifie d M a rsh a ll
m inimum of delay.
Phoenix, Jun. 26—Phoe n i x
high schools busketball team ,
at present tied for second place
in league play with Talent, will
meet the Talent high school five
in u series of games to be played
this Thursday and Friday.
The Thursday game is slated
for the Phoenix cojgrt and the
Friday gum«* will be held at the
Talent high school gymnasium.
Both clubs have won four
gumes and each teum has been
beuten by the Hogue River team.
Plastic Novel
(¿¡its Free
Phoenix
Feed & Seed
M0NUME1
Johnny’s Garage
BURNS AGENCY
Music Group Will
Present Concert
Phoenix, Jan 26 — Southern
Oregon college’s Little Symphony
under the direction of Glenn
Matthews, will appear In concert
at th e Phoenix schools February
4.
The time of the concert has
been set for 11:15 a.m.
Trustees Will Be
Elected by Truckers
Gunter Fuel Co.
2 )) 4th St.
Phone j y f i
d ro w n In I jie t e r n
W r it e fo r I ’r lle
A g ricu ltu ra l
R o u te
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O regon
I.le t
Vursarlaa
P a y e tte ,
Id a h o
Phoenix, Jan. 26 — A. V.
Thompson is in charge of the
Phoenix Lions club ticket bene
fit sale. Tickets w ent on sale this
week. Proceeds are to go tow ard
the Phoenix com m unity club
project.
Award of the grand prize will
be made May 14 w hen the Rogue
River Chevrolet com pany will
present a new 1949 C hevrolet to
the winner.
Kitchen Queen
Flour
Phoenix
Feed and Seed
W e're not in the
Mill Wood
Fuel Oil
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Peterson
were Sunday visitors at the G or
don Gieenwuud liume in Med
ford.
Tickets (io On Sale
For Phoenix Project
Phoenix, Jan 26 — Etna, C al
ifornia, will be the basketball
team to play the next home game
with Phoenix high school. The
Etna club is scheduled to appear
in Phixmix Tuesday, Feb. 1.
Phoenix and Etna have met
once before this year with Etna
coming out on the long end of
The annual meeting of the the score. Final tally in the pre
Southern Oregon Truckers Lea vious game was Etna 32, Phoe LEGION AUXILIARY TO
gue will be held Saturday a fter nix 30.
MEET NEXT MONDAY
noon January 29th at 2:00 P. M
The next regular m eeting of
In the Banquet Room of the C a v e ! The W alter G erm er family
Shop Restaurant, 209 No. 6th stayed home this week end, said the Am erican Legion A uxiliary,
Street, G rants Pass. Free coffee it was too cold to go any place. Unit No. 14, will be Monday eve,
February 7th, a t which tim e
and doughnuts will be served.
O E K II H A SA BE R E CHUBCH
Trustees are to be elected and 1 I H ’boenlx
plans will be completed and a
C h u rch o f the ."'azaren-
P a s to r Rev C. H e n ry La«>
the Legislative Program sponsor
comm
ittee appointed to handle
" 'e exten d a c o rd ia l in v ita tio n to
ed by the League will be report a ll o u r frie n d s and n eig hb ors lo h< the food sale which will be held
ed on in detail. Every memlrer fo llo w in g service«.
at the Groceteria. F ebruary 12th.
S u nd ay School 9:45
of the League is urged to attend
M o rn in g W o rs h ip 11:00
E v e n in g S e rv ic e 7 30
and any log or lum ber trucker
REMODELING BUILDING
M id w e e k P r a y e r and P ra is e S e r
who is interested in the work of vice. W ed nesday 7:30.
Phoenix, Jan. 26 — W. M illett,
the League is cordially Invited to
: owner of the building w here W alt
the meeting even if not a m em
ber.
Love’s barber shop was fo rm er
ly located is presently rem odel
SGT. BEVEL TRANSFERRED
ing and repairing the building.
Phoenix, Jan. 26 — M /Sgt. Roy
He
plans to lease it out in the
F. Bevel, who has been station
and
near
future.
ed In the Panama Canal Zone
Best Patient Flour
has recently been transferred to
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. W ilkinson,
Wholewheat Flour
New York, according to his p ar
Eugene,
Oregon, called Sunday
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bevel.
10 lbs. 89c
His wife and daughter are pres
afternoon at the H. A. Peterson
ently staying in Eugene, Oregon,
home.
with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bevel,
and will remain there until the
News Review $3.00 per year
sergeant is assigned a perm anent
post.
James Q. Adams
Strawberry Plants
Etna Will Play
Phoenix Tuesday
Phone Book
SPECIAL
Red, White and Pinto Beans
But
our num ber is
5 lbs. 69c
7906
Phoenix
Feed & Seed
Betty’s Beauty Shop
Hi-way 99
Phoenix, Oregon
To Buy Your Home See
I. E. Schuler
. . . . R ealtor
Represented by
HARVEY J. PETERSON
% Mi. N orth Phoenix Ph. 6485
See This!
À d e erlte e m es t
Rom where I sit... ¿1/ J'
□reigner?
While I'm wailing for a hair
cut the other day. Slim Hartman
lets slip with a crsrk about those
“foreigners" who live by the depot.
“Now wait a minute, Slim,"
snaps Doc Sherman. "Don’t forget
we’re all ‘foreigners’ more or leas.
Some of our families have simply
been here longer than others. But
even if they came over on the May
flower, they were foreigners to the
Indians."
on, “was to find freedom to do and
think as they wanted to so long as
they didn’t tramp on the rights of
the other fellow."
From where I ait, Amerira became
the great land it is today through
our being tolerant of different peo
ple and different tastes—whether
it’a a taste for square dancing or
waltzing, radio or movies, goat’a
milk or a temperate glaaa of spar
kling beer.
Slim gets a little sed and you
could see that Doc hn<l him. “ And
th e reason the'
' he goes
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Phoenix. Oregon
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