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Phoenix Girl Is Contest Winner
The Veterans of Foreign
Wars of the 7th district have
announced winners In the
Voice of Democracy script
writing contest, In which five
schools of the district com
peted in the finals.
Laura Griffith of Phoenix
High school was first place
winner. Jon Robcrson of Ash
land High school was second,
and Carol Mundlin of Crater
lliKh school, Central Foint,
pluccd third.
Judges for the contest were
Mrs. Ida Simon, Ashland Itish
school; DcVere Taylor, Med
ford High school; George
Johns, Ccnlrtil Point Junior
High school, and Ray John
son, Medford.
Tom Schuyler, Medford
(lie
the
High school, operated
tapes for the judges in
finals.
Also attending the finals
were Mclviu Gibson of Shady
Cove, senior vice command
er of the 7lh district and
chairman of the district con
test; Victor David and K. D.
Smith, past post commanders;
Frank L. Otley, post com
mander, and Mrs. Opal Otley,
senior vice president of the
Ladies auxiliary, all of Medford.
Grange
Hews
Uppor Applegita
A public information film
showing the planning and
building of the St. Lawrence
Waterway, entitled "The
Eighth Sea," was shown at a
meeting of the Upper Apple
gate Grange recently.
Boyd Gibson, Much school
principal, showed the film,
which was secured by the
soil conservation chairman,
Harlan Cantrall. A pot luck
supper preceded the meeting.
Anna Scott, legislative com
mittee member, reported on
several bills and told some of
Ihe highlights of her recent
day at the state capitol on
the field trip sponsored by
the Republican Women's asso
ciation of Jackson and Jose
phine counties,
Grocers Con Shore
Through Time Saving
Washington lUPH An effi
cient grocer who saves money
through time-saving work
methods is able to pass along
a part of these savings to his
customers.
Economists In the I'.S.
department of agriculture's
marketing service figure that
if I ho average-size supermar
ket could save one second in
the handling of each Item,
Ihis alone would make a sav
ings of over $1,400 a year.
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Boxer's Devotion to Master
Equaled Only by Courage
The expression, "hang-dog
look" or "sad-eyed hound,"
never could apply to that
popular breed of dog wc know
as the "boxer, whose popu
larity during the last few
years testifies to the desira
bility of this breed of canine.
Those who know the boxer
best love him the most, and
their affection Is well deserv
ed, lor the dog's faithfulness
and devotion to his master is
only equalled by his courage
and his loyalty.
In old German and Eng
lish castles, woven in tapes.
tries that adorned those mus
ty walls, were crude images
of sturdy, smooth haired dogs
fighting wild boars. There
can be little doubt but that
what the dog represented was
the boxer. Some of those old
tapestries are known to have
been made over 100 years
ago. Some picture? showed
the dog engaged with others
of its kind in the old, so-called
t'sport" of dog-fighting; all
were obviously boxers, indi
cating the courage and brav
ery typical of today's boxer.
At one time the boxer dog
was the preferred breed for
police work, and were so
used in Germany. This work
required bravery, strength
and tremendous aggressive
ness, as well as courage and
a high degree of animal in
telligence, all of which this
breed of canine has in plen
tiful measure.
The boxer breed of dog
probably reached its gritest
ijcriecuon in uerman.- as
long as four centuries ago
It would seem logical to sup
pose the boxer would have
acquired a German name, but
the word "boxer" is typically
English. Investigation has in
dicated the boxer has many
traits and characteristics, and
considerable in common with
the old "fighting docs" nf
Tibet. A cousin to the bull
dog, the boxer's ancestry goes
back a long ways before ' e
breed was Introduced into
Europe about 400 years ago.
the boxers high couraec.
stamina and strength must
have made the contest be
tween two of the animals a
terrible and bloody affair.
Too bad that man, even hun
dreds ot years ago, was cruel
enough to force such faithful
creatures to fight until one or
both were dead.
This canine king of dogdom
carries his square, black
masked head proudly; he
moves with the grace and
ease of an aristocrat; he dis
plays at' all times a friendly
affection for his master and
his household. He is always
alert, fearless, faithful, hon
est and loyal, but brave and
determined when aroused.
The boxer is a little distrust
ful of strangers but true and
devoted to his master and
those with whom he is asso
ciated. This breed of dog, even
when very old, is never false
or treacherous - a trait not
too common in many dog
breeds.
There has always been con
siderable conjecture regarding
the reason why this breed
of dog was named "boxer."
One very plausible explana
tion, probably as near corr A
as is now possible to estab
lish, dates back to the days
of "bull-baiting" and "dog
fighting" when tlie dog would
rear up on his hind legs, wav-
ing the from paws in much
me same aiuiunc as mai as
sumed by a human prize
fighter.
To the boxer's everlasting
credit let it be raid he fights
fair, for he is an honoraLlc
animal - true to his friends
and tolerant with his enemies.
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M0OU1E HAVE TO HAVE A
VALENTINES DAY TO &WPHA5K ItH
Ni'w rlnl I hae your jtuenlin, bob, I
would like to introduce vou lo the vailev's
newest serwer, A.A riumt-mg Rcpeir. Or
sia'ied to caier exclusnely to residential
end bujiness plumhing repjir and maintun.
ence, AAA Plumhing Repair can otter vou
real savings in time and money and here s
how. My trucks are loaded with everything
necessary for vour repair, from electric sewer
and drain cleaning machines to my grand
mothers army hoots, so there arc no trios
hack to the shop tor lime-killinq goodies.
Also I give a cash aowance tor COD
work and olter a really 24 hour repair
sersice. There s more but then I am ce
ludrced so why not iust call me the next
time vou need he'p? It vou clio this ad I
will allow vou one dollar on ir repair
it vou call hi-lo.o March I, HoJ The
numher is 77i.s)9s?2 tiy!f s n0, ,,scd ,
the hook set so e will keep this otter
iust hoiween .-u and me, 0 K Thanks .
Jerry trnst
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