MON , JAN. 25, 1971
ROGUE NEWS
PAGE THREE
Especially In Ashland
Snovfimes Are Funfimes
by Larry Taylor
For economy and value, get George Harrison's new album, All
Things Must Pass. It's three records for the price of two, which is
really great when the quality of the music is considered. It's perfect
for old Beatles and new George Harrison fans. Included: an
impressive one-record Apple jam, featuring Eric Clapton.
Those of you who saw Woodstock probably won't need any
urging to buy the album, at any price, but it should be noted that it
includes a lot of good stuff that wasn't even in the movie. For
example, the Jefferson Airplane, Butterfield Blues Band, and a
couple more cuts by Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young.
If you haven't heard the new Creedence album, Pendulum, it's
alright for CCR freaks (assuming they've gotten used to hearing the
same o'.i thing on every album).
John Mayall's latest, USA Union, is one of the best works of that
superb British blues artist.
Blows Against the Empire, by Jefferson Starship, includes the
Jeff Airplane with David Crosby and Graham Nash.
PI
I SHOPPING CENTER
482-3521
Oak, "A" &
Pioneer Streets
Ashland, Oregon
CAMPUS
CLEANERS &.
LAUNDRY
PHONE 482-2281
Fast friendly service
46S Siskiyou Blvd. at Hwy. 66
Free coke with purchase of
Junior Burger.
Across from SOC
Bring Coupon
FERN'S BEAUTY SALON
33 East Main
482-4031
Open
till 9:00 p.m.
on Thursdays
ff3 One HOUR J
1 ,h!L-
Rondo BOWLING Lanes
Special Bowling Prices
for Students
Pioneer Market
88c Store
Laundromat
Beauty Salon
Car Wash
Garden Shop
S & H Green Stamps
MODE O'DAY
LADIES FINE
READY-TO-WEAR
APPAREL
297 E. Main
482-4165
The Most Complete Line of
School Supplies
The Year Around
BOOKS ART SUPPLIES
DICTIONARIES
GIFT ITEMS 8. GAMES
THE MART
270 East Main
S & H Green Stamps
B J JEWELERS
LOVE MIGHT
DIAMONDS
283 EAST MAIN
IN ASHLAND
Snack Bar Open
Lunch Special 50c
San. Soup Coke
A strange layer of cold, dry
and fun-filled matter has been
covering the valley floor these
past few weeks. This matter,
which is more commonly known
as "SNOW" has brought a great
deal of fun to the students at
Ashland High School.
Snowball fights at the end of
each period have brought a great
deal of excitement to the open
corridors of our school.
Naturally, the snowball fights at
noon are the most daring and
adventurous of them all.
Students must keep on their toes
in order to avoid oncoming
snowballs. They have to move
fast or else they will get creamed
with a mass of wet slush!
Ice skating on the Lithia Park
duck ponds can be very
adventurous to the local
dare-devils. Extreme caution
must be taken while propelling
around the pond or a person
could find themselves knee deep
in freezing water with their eyes
staring into the two beady eyes
of a vicious black or white swan.
Skiing at Mt. Ashland could
To the back of the line.
Sophomore!!
yyOv An Island of Refreshment
Open After Games
BILL'S Ideal Drug
COLLEGE 66 nxgcmmm
........ ... COSMETICS
1515 Siskiyou Blvd.
482-9991 - GnTS
Open 24 hours JEWELRY
TO serve your GATEWAY SHOPPING
AUTO NEEDS CENTER
Ashland General Hardware
Sporting Goods - Tools -. Plumbing & Electrical - Paints
We give S&H Green Stamps
90 NORTH PIONEER ASHLAND
Vito's Pizza & Italian Restaurant
Serving tasty sandwiches
spaghetti prepared different ways,
lasagna, ravioli, mostacciolli
Call in orders in advance
or
eat in or take out
482-2131
345 East Main
either be very fun or very
disastrous, depending on the
ability of the participator. For
those who have never skiid
before, the rope tow can be - the
ultimate trip. Expert skiiers can
be seen flying through the air at
A snow-laden Ashland high school provided plenty of fun for
ambitious snowball throwers. The snow left the school grounds
covered for almost one full week.
high-traveling speeds at the Big T
and chair lift. For those
Saturday nite ski buffs, night
skiing can provide entertainment
for all. Skiers can be seen
crashing into lift-lines, springing
the T-bars, and running over
wiped-out beginners.
Innertubing, toboggoning,
building snowmen or
snowwomen (which ever is
easiest for you), along with
generally freezing your toes, etc.
urniture
RUGS - CARPETS
LAMPS - DESKS
Serving Ashland
For Over 70 Years
T
off can add to your snow-time
activities.
Now that winter has come to
Ashland we hope you will enjoy
the white, frozen particles which
have been falling around our
valley during the past few weeks.
Living can be full of enjoyment -try
it some time.
Your friendly, roving
reporters,
Kathline Claudia MacGraw
and
Mary Denise Balog
Brownie Bits
CHESS CLUB
On January 30th the Chess
Club is having a tournament
with Klamath Falls and
Grants Pass at Ashland High
School. Their record for the
season is 2 wins and 1 8 losses.
Everyone should go and
support the Chess Club by
watching them checkmate
Grants Pass and Klamath
Falls.
ELK'S LEADERSHIP
CONTEST
The winners of this year's
Elk's Leadership Contest was
Sharon Silver and Tim
Slapnicka. Each received
$100 for their winnings. For
the boys' competition, Steve
Asher and Rob Merriman
placed second and third
respectively and for the girls'
competion, Cathi Galati and
Diane Jensen placed second
and third respectively.
FBLA
On February 22nd the
Future Business Leaders of
America are planning a trip to
North Bend. The reason that
they are going is for a
competition skills contest.
SPANISH CLUB
The Spanish Club is
planning a dinner at Pablo's
in the next few weeks. This
dinner is being planned for all
those Spanish Club members
who helped with the Taco
Sale earlier this year.
If you can't blow off steam,
you're a likely candidate for
an anxiety attack, says Dr.
Jackson A. Smith, chief of
psychiatry at Loyola
University, in an article in the
December issue of Science
Digest. Anxiety is a fear that
suddenly arises over your
state of health body or
mental. The solution? "Get
mad," says Dr. Smith.
"Express your anger."