i Oregon New s He view
Ashland, Oregon
Thursday, November 24. 1949
System Gives Nod to Pacific U
Sg Paul B. Williamson
UGHT TO YOU EACH
BY COURTESY OF THE
YHOUND TAVERN
Pacific college from Forest
Grove has been picked to win
over the California Aggies
from Davis. Cal., in the an
anal Thanksgiving Day Pear
Bowl classic at Medford. Pa
cific gets the uod with a rat
ing of 92.3 as against 77.8
for the Aggies.
Grizzlies Slate
*49-’50 Season
Basketball Play
Medford Keglers Win
From Ashland Teams
Two teams of Ashland bowl
ers dropped their series to Med
ford teams last Sunday after
noon on the Medford alleys.
An Ashland ladies team drop
ped their series to the Medford
ladies by a score of 1918 to 2073
A team, representing Ashland
came out on the short end of
a 2761 to 2615 series with the
Medford men. Rolling for Ash
land were John Kuffner. Ed
Godden, Dick Weatenfield, Karl
Johnson, and Jack Eaton On
the Medford team were Jack Co
lei, Ed Mann, Cy Whidden,
Charles Tennant and Jim Mor
gan
Ken
Schilling,
basketball
coach at Ashland high school,
expects a good turnout for bask
etball this fall with the first
game scheduled for the Grizzlies
taking them to Myrtle Point
where they will meet the Myrtle
The Nations Top Ten
100.00 Point Bobcats on Friday even-
BEST AVERAGE
99 6 mg, December 9, with a game
1 Notre Dame
98 6 at Coquille with the Red Devils
2 Oklahoma
98 4 on Saturday evening. Dec. 10
3 California
98 2
The first home game schedul-
4 Army
95 1 ed for the Ashland quintet will
3 Rice
94.3 be with Coquille Dec 16. on
6 Baylor
94 l i Jamboree night.
7 Michigan
94 0 j The Grizzley schedule is as
8 Tulane
9 Minnesota
93 8 follows:
93 6 Fri., Dec 9—Ashland at Myrtle
10 Santa Clara
This is the week when the
Point
Mrs. Cynthia Stocktor of
turkeys and the football fore- g a^ _ Qec 10—Ashland at Coq-
Crannell, California, recently
casters put their heads on the " uille
block—both because of tradit Fri., Dec 16—Jamboree — Co flew to Denver. Colorado, to
visit with her aunt. Mrs Jessie
ion Some of this week's grid
quille at Ashland
games have a half century or Tues., Dec. 20 — Dunsmuir at i Barker. When time for the re
turn to California came. Mrs
more cf tradition behind them | Ashland
Grudges and tradition are two Fri., Jan. 6—Cenral Point at Barker, who is 81 years of age,
decided to accompany her neice
things that foul up percentages I Ashland
on the plane. After reaching
like nothing else
Sat., Jan 7—Ashland at Med-1 California, the two ladies de
The oldest classic scheduled •
for Thursday is Pennsylvania; gat j an 14—A shland at K.U.- cided to fly to Oregon to spend
the Thanksgiving holidays with
versus Cornell, this year in
jj g
Philadelphia A few weeks ago, j Fn Jan 20—Grants Pass at Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Parks and
family at Bellview Mrs. Stock-
nine forecasters out of 10 would I Ashland
have taken Cornell But within Sat Jan 21—Ashland at Eagle ton is the mother of Mrs. Parks,
and Mrs Barker is the great-
the last two or three weeks, the
Point
aunt
of Mrs. Parks
Williamson ratings have chang- J Fn Jan 27—Ashland at Kerbv
ed so drastically on these two Sat Jan 28—K.U.H S at Ash-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson
teams that it looks like Penn,
land
and Mrs. H. E. Johnson were
by maybe a touchdown.
Fri., Feb. 3—Eagle Point at Ash shoppers in Yreka on Monday.
Another old classic ought to
land
Mr. and Mrs C. Russill are
find Texas running over Texas Sat.. Feb 4—Ashland at Central
planning
on spending the com
A & M by two or three touch
Point
downs That is what the dif Fn., Feb 10— Ashland at Grants ing weekend in Klamath Falls
with their son and wife. Mr. and
ference in ratings would indi
Pass
cate But this is a game in which Sat., Feb 11—Kerby at Ash Mrs. Frank Bechtem
time has shown that percentages
land
frequently look different on the Fri Feb 17—Medford at Ash- 1
field than they do on paper.
land
A good Friday game will be
Kentucky over Miami and the
Wildcats should win this readi- j REUNION FOR
ly But looking back on what BELL FAMILY
Miami did to Georgia, this game
Mr and Mrs. Robert Bell,
may produce some fireworks
Reportedly it will be figured as Senior, and son Sam, of Bell
a Southeastern Conference af view will enjoy a reunion with j [
fair Tiie S E C. has a rule that their family over the Thanksgiv
no member can go to a bowl ing holidays. The reunioin will
game unless it has won 75 per be held at the home of a daught
er and husband. Mr. and Mrs
cent of its conference games
C. Kesler at Phoenix.
The big game of the week, by- J. Present
for the occassion will
tradition and national interest be Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Bell,
will be Army versus Navy. The Senior and son,
Sam, of Bell
ratings say its Army over Navy view,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
The ratings said the same thing Roberson of Ashland, Winfield
Mr. and
last year when the Tars got in Mrs. Robert Bell, Junior,
and
spired and tied the cadets The family of Tiller, and Mrs. Peter
teams are even closer this year
Straum of Ashland.
than last.
Will Southern California's
team tie Notre Dame or almost SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 26
beat the Irish, as it did last
‘Arizona U
n-Kansas U
year? That’s one to sweat out. Army
Navy*
In the meantime, the William Alabama
‘ Florida
son System will string along
‘ Holy Cross
Col.
with Coach Frank Leahy and his Boston
So. Calif. U
Notre
Dame
“Fighting Irish.”
Okla. A & M
Oklahoma
Baylor
THANKSGIVING. THURSDAY. Rice
Monmouth Ore. ‘ San Fran. St.
NOVEMBER 24
‘T.C.U.
Pacific Col
‘ Calif. Poly S MU.
Vanderbilt
Wyoming
‘ Denver Tennessee
L.S.U.
Missouri
Kansas State Tulane
N. Car. State
Nevada
North Texas St. Wm. & Mary
Local Happenings
Strikes And Spares
Majorette«
W
25
24
20
19
Carter’s Produce
Palace Cafe
Plasa Cafe
Ashland Recreation
L
19
20
25
25
All teams in the __
. ____
Majorette
league played on even terms last
week as Plaza cafe and Ashland
Recreation Center split their
series and Carter's Produce and
Palace cafe were doing likewise.
Helen Larimore, of Palace cafe,
had high single game with 207
and rolled high series with 474
National League
W
28
25
20
15
Royal Crown
Wiley-Reinholdt
Peters' Union 76
Magnolia Lumber
L
16
19
24
29
The Wiley-Reinholdt insuran
ce men took the measure of
Royal Crown 3-1 in last Thurs
day night’s National league
play Last place Magnolia Lum
bermen rose up to take a 3-1 win
over Martel Peters' Union 76
crew Forney, of Wiley-Rein
holdt, rolled high single game
with 201 and took high series
honors with 578
Keglerettes
W
27
24
23
14
Silver Crest
Steakhouse Cafe
Newbry's Orchards
Omars
L
17
20
21
30
Omar's dropped Newbry’s Or
chards out of second place in
the Keglerette league last Fri
day night by giving them a 3-1
defeat while the Steak House
cafe crew were trimming Silver
Crest dairy 3-1. Edith Stockstill,
of Steak House rolled high sin
gle game with a 185 while her
teammate, Jean Polk, was total
ling 468 for high three-game
series of the evening
Nider Hits a 629
Hoy Nidencr, of Selby's Chev
rolet team rolled the first 600
series of the current season on
the Ashland maple lanes last
week when he put together a
205. 192 and 232 to total 629
Ix*gion Auxiliary Flans
For Holiday Season
MARRIED IN RENO
Marjorie McCleary, daughter
Roy C. Mc
Cleary, and John C Sears, son
of Mr and Mrs Carl O. Sears,
wen* married in the First Meth
odist church at Reno, Nevudu.
Monday, November 14.
The bride wore a him* seini-
fornuil dress with a white or
chid corsage
The young couple took a wed
Jack Newton of Ashland was
a witness to the ceremony,
ding trip up the coast as far
as Crescent City, California, ar
riving home Thursday night
The bride has been attending
Southern Oregon College where
she has had an active part on
the staff of the Siskiyou, the
college weekly
The groom is assciated with
his father in the Mountuin
States Music company. They
plan to make their home in
Ashland.
of Mr and Mrs
A covered dish dinner attend
ed by Legion and Auxiliary
members and their families was
held in the L e g i o n Hall,
on Wenburn Way, Monday eve,
November 21st. at 7 o'clock
The dinner was well attended,
1 and was planned by the enter
tuinment committee from both
groups
Holiday plans were made for
both Auxiliary meetings in
December The first evening,
Dec. 5th, will be a child wel
fare Christmas Box Party to he
sent to Roseburg Children’s
toys and new clothing sent there
will be distributed to the fami
lies of the veterans in the hospi
tal. The Child Welfare securing
group will meet Monday. Nov
28th to finish garments for the
lxix Ditty bags and table cov
ers are also being made Mrs
Richard Berninghausen. on Mt
Ave. will be the hostess
Christmas gifts for the Port
land Hospital Gift Shop will
soon be sent, so that the veter
ans families will be remember
ed at Christmas time at no cost
to them. The gift shop is made
possible by donations of Legion
and Auxiliary members. Mrs.
Rert Freeman is serving as hos
pital chairman and Mrs Carl
Berninghausen is assisting in tin*
gift collection
Plans are being made for the
annual Christmas party and din
ner to be held on the regular
Auxiliary meeting night, Dec
19th, at the Legion Hall Mrs
Carl Berninghausen is chairman
and committees will soon lx* ap
pointed for the dinner, gifts, en
tertainment and Christmas tree
Five dollars was voted for
the Christmas seal Tuberculo
sis fund.
Mrs. Richard Berninghausen
read a very interesting letter
from Mrs A. E Karnes, a recent
past Pres of the Auxiliary Tin*
Karnes family are now living
in McMinnville. Oregon, and
sent best regards to Legion and
Auxiliary friends.
Stationery Supplies
at the News Review
Local Happenings
M ins Sandra Wallis of Engle
Point is visiting at the home of
her grand-parents, Mr and Mrs.
Lee Wallis, ut Bellview
Mr. and Mrs. L A. Collin*
of Portland spent tin* past week
end visiting at the Bellview
home of Mr and Mrs Frank
Irwin
Thanksgiving dinner guests ut
the home of Mr. und Mrs. How
ell Cook ut Bellview will lx*
Mr and Mrs C E Caruthers
and Mr. and Mrs John Robert*,
all of Bellview
Mr. J. F. Pritchard of Bell
view, is enjoying a short visit
witli friends in Northern Calif
ornia.
Mr Darrel Potter and Mr
Vern Spiers of Klamath Falls,
visited on Sunday at tin* home of
Mr and Mrs C C. Squires, at
Bellview
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. . . it's fun to bowl and it's
healthful excerise.
Or. if it's a friendly
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30 FIRST STREET
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Large Waffle Iron
17.95 10.95
Aluminum Turkey Roasters
5.15 3.98
Children’s Picture Bed Lamps
9.95 6.95
Picture Frame Bed Lamps
12.95 9.95
Refrigerator Plastic crisper tray 3.15 1.98
Electric Steak Broiler
19.00 14.95
27.70 19.75
I 5.25 3.49
Pressure Cooker
12.95 9.98
Pressure Canner
20.70 14.98
r 9.95 6.98
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Thor Automatic Washer with
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$279.95 $229.95
Domestic Sewmachine
201.95 179.95
(MACH. CABINET)
Modern Record Cabinet
75.00
Norge Oil Circulating Heaters
70.000
55.000
50,000
37.000
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Console cabinet
Console cabinet
Upright cabinet
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Double Oven Range
Kitchen sink
garbage disposer
Thor Gladiron Ironer
Portable Dishwasher
69.45
39.95
43.95
9.00
Norge Washer (with pump) 129.95
Laundry Tray Cover
39.45
99.95
29.95
125.00 99.95
SPINDRIER
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16.75
31.95
26.00
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) Frozen Foods with each Home Freezer
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Budget Payments
299.95
FOR TWO
Florescent Desk Lamps
34.95 19.95
Gas Hot Water Heater
Infra Red (glass) heater
Used Washing Machine
19.95 9.95
Circulating Electric Heaters
MORE of THESE VALUES in OUR STORE
r
384.95
With timer and console (all metal) cabinet
(GUARANTEED)
ALL SALES FINAL
115.95
78.95
Apex upright Vacuum Cleaner 69.95
Easy Portable Washer
59.95
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99.50
59.50
84.95 74.95
45.00 34.95
(PERFECT CONDITION)
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146.95
133.50
DELUXE ELECTRIC
Electric Roaster
32.95
89.95
79.95
26.95
Wood Cook Rrange
DeLuxe Electric Range
Saia
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124.50
99.50
36.45
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