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Classical Music Director and Announcer, Jefferson Public Radio
Oregon City
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By Valerie Ing Verified| Jefferson Public Radio Verified People said Dale Ross could run like a deer. As a boy growing up in Ashland, Ore., Ross would go camping with his family at Howard Prairie Lake and run all the way back to Ashland, sometimes beating the family car home. As a 22-year-old, he joined the U.S. Army during World War II and was sent to Guadalcanal, where he did what he was best at – running messages between command posts. The army declared him missing-in-action on the island in 1943.
By Valerie Ing Verified| Jefferson Public Radio Verified Today the coastal town of Port Orford holds a Fourth of July celebration called the Port Orford Jubilee that more than a century ago was known as the Agate Festival held on Agate Beach in August. In the early 1900s, townspeople joined together to log trees and build a road to Agate Beach where the festival was held. The event featured a community smorgasbord and outdoor boxing matches.
By Valerie Ing Verified| Jefferson Public Radio Verified People said Dale Ross could run like a deer. As a boy growing up in Ashland, Ore., Ross would go camping with his family at Howard Prairie Lake and run all the way back to Ashland, sometimes beating the family car home. As a 22-year-old, he joined the U.S. Army during World War II and was sent to Guadalcanal, where he did what he was best at – running messages between command posts. The army declared him missing-in-action on the island in 1943.
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Jefferson Public Radio
NPR News and Music for Southern Oregon and Northern California.
United States
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