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Survey of County Schools Issued; Suggestions for Future Outlined t( « iiill iilir il f r o m to I fi. p u g r If I h ■i| ; r n v i 'b m ill least .1 lot fn C l.il i ln>«i| w ill <*> V«* .i iM’i 'I écrite nri(l w o rk sh o p t i the < ointiiUiilt, in additlnn I- it rhniil pm |»e i A n v t n n . i s i u r n . i r 11-<1 1i .11•* , , li - V • uiclitni linn ¿Hid -----,....... j r u , ml i icr w ill he .1 liecc .s.ii y pH , of tills n e w V . t e i i l 'I he I Hid ..i i ..luitld I U i'.c rm ni.di t i I i v ide p •• Ini J4 ik I ciib In ad dill i I tiu c hold I he « ••,»..p, a pi.ietie.il ii, and <i • ft-< |.ihor;i- toi v ic.idiii’t am i w ork i'» m and .,♦1 I I r led tie X» I hroei li Vear • Seim -I will he in <>i»» i•.»,i >n foi i pi m J • f nine month» w it’ uric oi t a » m e n i h i *, of th e st.irf < n it t'v for the e n tn e y ear in nrd< i t i i . i v on <.iil in'.’ Hie iiniiner III«’ . . ,, reel « J .on d .if I c in e J mu H pi op - i . f i c h ild ,« n and dull'- Kxpi linen, I p! leel-. Will he co n tin u ' I ..n th .imh the sum m er in i on) i d i ii \ ilh h « h dep i t , merit the i .iinty ¡n;ent, I II * Into . the hem e di I I I .11 dratio n .«Ucnt, county ! dth office, etc Then* will he lint*. of com m unity arts and int< r-cnmmtuuity iL'ime • . crafts Ii did . . .»certs and com m unity ♦pun- nred m oving picture shows. rile fu tu re of the i lirai ch< ol lejiend en tirely upon the type of •operation given by those inter* i .te<| in ru ral ed u cate In lh< rui d •.«•h’Hil i outlined ve. lie- v. ill he .tffoi led every ed u catio n al o p p o rtu n ity th.d a rity '•ho I VFleio could dfei p il l m any d esirable activities not now av ailab le to city ch ild ren I think such a progr Un should he of vital in terest to i v r i v citizen of VVa h- ington county ” Som e financial advantage» of tin s re-<>rg niz.ition given in the survey are 1 The greatei n u m b er oi di tr irts need new building program s loom'd- *,<lv D is, r i e l , eountv and - ta b ' funds can in* b etter * pen, by b u d d in g sch' ols w hich will b etter fit out m odern -.vav of l.fe 2 Fund s| ent for tcachei • who rem ain over a period of year goo | investm ent 3 B etter school* encour.'ive pen ole to buy p ro p erty in th< di»- trie, I Hoads are or may, th reu g h t h e «1« m m d ; of the public, bo b e t ter ». instructed in areas w here b etter <bo »Is are located 5 T he larg er n u m b er of acres and population give- a broudet taxing ba e for th e support of the school <1 Much of the equip m en t in abandoned s< h< ols can he used ,n th e larg er district. 7 A bandoned b iddings and site ( o in m im ily M ERRY C H R IST M A S TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOM ERS ! P la c e y our o rd e rs e a rly for CHRISTMAS BAKERY G O O D S HILLSRORO RAKERY a 126 N 2nd A ve. H illsboro P hone 1413 «Opposite C o u rth o u se on N orth 2nd Ave.) ran be sold T he fu n d ’, from such |p cun be used In th e budding program ii Ai th e term in atio n of the presen t e m e tg tn e v m any school bn I will I..- iv.iil i b l p at very i . .. ion ible |H i c e : 0 M any J..b'. for postw ar cm - I luvn.i id will b. ci. at. d In U n d o a planned i r org.im- r ilc .a p iap jarn d id c is a i t r ng pi, o b ild y dial aid may be m ade Jililv th ro u g h the state legi .la- lure, 11 The nu m b er of a h w .l clerk» would be i.d u c e d over tw o -lh iid s, th ereb y m aking a aving bid ween $4606 and $.666 annually. 12 A considerable saving in the to ami .1 in a iia li'i' needl'd would be evident. 13 A notable saving would be possible Oil ' ugh buying ,u. plies and equ ip m en t nil a larg er s< ale I I A n d ii' linn hi the expen e of au d itin g school d istrict ae 'aunts Would be po sible la S'li.M.l would be increas' d th ereb y m ere.e,m g the county a p p o rtio n m en t from state school funds. Ill T axes to support such di - triels would be spread m ore e v e n ly 17 L arg er in d u strial a re a s w ould in tu rn help su p p o rt the ru ral areas from w hich a gre it am ount of bin in< ■. is derived The rep o rt bow 15 district» em ploy m a one or m ore teachers, o veil em ploying three. 20 em ploy ing tw o and 30 em ploying only i n r Eleven districts have .uspenu- ed and are tran sp o rtin g th eir p u pils. School census has increased from 031)7 in 10.35 to 12.275 in 10)t. w hile enrollm ent gained from 7015 in 1035-311 to 0151 for 1944-45. A m ap in the re |x .rt hows the county divided into union d istricts and elem en tary districts. I’ , sible com binations a re o u t lined a., follow n ,, |, co n so lid at ed W ist Union. Jackson. Rock C reek, H elvetia. M aoui Hill: \ a b la tion $1,114.420 27, w ith a total e n rollm ent of 142, teach ers 4, teac h ers needed 8 No. 2. co n so lid ated —C ornelius, C enterville. P w a Hill, Bloom ing; v aluation $1.224,218 72 enrollm ent 203. teach ers 9, te a c h e r, needed 9-10 No 3. consolidated—L aurel, F ir- dale. Farm ington, L aurelvicw . F ir G rove; valuation $648.057 03. e n ro llm en t 88, teach ers 4, teach ers needed 4. No. 6 Union; v aluation $478,- 531 47. en ro llm en t 71, teach ers 3, teachers needed 3 No. 7, consolidated H illsboro, I w .iia M err y C hristm as M ay y o u r C h ristm a s b e m erry . . . a n d m ay y o u r b le ssin g s b e m a n y in th e co m in g y e a r. W e h a v e e n jo y e d se rv in g you a n d look f o iw a r d to se rv in g y ou a g a in . ♦ V 1 & te icheii 3 i. achera needed 3 No 23 T igard, valuation $1.145.- 026 27. en ro llm en t 318. teachers 12, teach er needed 12-13. No lC jl T u a la t in ; v aluation $617,639.38. enrollm ent 222, teac h e r . 9. tcdchers needed 9. No. 2!) — R eedville; valuation $431,853 42. enrollm ent 110, teac h ers 4. teachers needed 4-5. No 30, consolidated G ales C reek. Fir Cre. k, I.jda, Wilson; \ t u n $438.284 05, en ro llm en t 111, teach er ■ 5. teachers needed 4-5. No. 32 C h erry G rove; valu atio n Spencer Motor Co. w. 318 E. M ain 'W Shute, <Irabel. Joh lleyw ood. valuation . $4.052.272 78, en ro llm en t 971 teachers 38. teach ers needl’d 38-37. No. 10. consolidated — Dilley, S p rin g Hill, S eg h er-. valuation $•>42.966 37. enrollm ent 120, teac h ers 5, teach ers needed 4 No l l i t . cons, lidated C u . ton, Hill. S eth; valuation $535 (157 47. en ro llm en t 124, teach ers 7, teachers needed 5-6. No. 13. consolidated Banks, ■, e Roy, H tion $1,138,657.96, en ro llm en t 169. teachers 7. teachers needed 7. No 15, consolidated Forest G rove, P urdin, Watts. C arp en te r C reek; v aluation $2.082.532 86. en- r< llm ent 851. teachers 26. teachers needed 25 No. 16 --Seoggin.- V alley; v a lu a tion $431.762 69, en ro llm en t 56, teachers 2, teachers needed 2. No 18 McKay, valuation $485.- 724 92. en ro llm en t 80, teach ers em ployed 2. teachers needed 3. No. 21. consolidated—Academ y. M ount aindalc. Shady B rook, M eacham. A rcade. P leasant View, N o rth Plains; valuation $1.018.203 - 90, , 247, teachers 9. teachers n eeded 9-10. No. 22. co n so lid ated - M iddleton. < ’ in in M >unt i.u Home, valua tion $392.333 90. enrollm ent 49 H illsboro S p ecia ls for Friday and S atu rd ay— D ec. 22 and 23 Seasons" G reetings to A ll O ur F riends a n d C ustom ers a n d to A ll the M en a n d W om en in the A rm e d Services. O iii - liciiits v" "nt to th e fam ilies of those who have m ade the suprem e sa cri fice 111 this stru g g le and we fervently hope th at by th is tim e next y e a r peace may to m e to this strife -to rn , tu rb u le n t w orld. T hen m ay th e re alw ays be a real C hristm as of Peace on E a rth , Good W ill T ow ard All Men. Mince Meat PUMPKIN BISQUICK CELERY DATES lie n I s a y c o f f e e I mean HILGERS” H IL G E R S ( OI I EE. _ _______ __ . 32c DELTA DRUG STORE PLACE ORDERS NOW FOR YOUR 17c C hristm as 25c (a lifn rn ia , 1 resh. 10-oz. cello bag CHOCOLATE ’ S ? * ” î £ N GINGEH BREAD M IX ... 2 0 c ( i i o r i ’ED. OLIVES I ' j - o z . ra il for TURKEYS To you and y o u rs go our h e artiest w ishes for a very M erry C h ristin as a n d a g lo r i- mis New Y ear. May all y o u r dream s conic tru e Uns Yule- tide season. 49c . C H R ISTM A S WISHES U tah V ariety. Large. I aney Each S ta lk s U. S. No. 1 Jerseys 29c CHICKENS - DUCKS GEESE -- RABBITS VVc have a p p rc v ia tril y o u r p a tr o n a g e a n d and hope to serve you a g a in in th e New Y ear. 25c f liM ' I N D E P E N D I N T LV SWSB! r. ► O W N E D T IR I FRED’S SUPERIOR MARKET com phie insurance service ! FMONIIU n il SURETY BONDS h«o«l i m A,» Hill et ORO ORgQOR J Ml « I«'» •« m < «*) a T r V»i»e roRN or /»itonenow...... y X ft <4 It'» E aiy To Be Cay In y NEW DRESSES AT /C H A S . l . walker m HILLSBORO A Rtil S—3 4 .9 8 M erry lbs. 1. 19 11 SMART HANDBAGS lie 3 D e i i 'i n l u r M any Never S u s p e c t C ause O f B acka c h e s Each SWEET POTATOES .T h u rsd a y , BAT lie 32C F resh. C risp, Solid H eads be provid- MiUdwr 'Pk&uMOf is». f tx » . ■ ipervision BLOOD DONOR S E R V IC E BULK. R A Y -MAL. No. 21,2 can LETTUCE md 0 The school be planned for | »tate w ould be a ttracted to such to the high school program and VES, I WANT TO "HELP SAVE A LIFE’ com m unity groups such as the an educational program vice-versa. "When we have firmly establish P arent-T eachers' association, busi- , 12 T h ere w ould be g reater em- W«.sh¡iigt(iri C ounty C h a p te r, A m erican Red Cross ness club . various y o u th organl- phasis placed on the relatio n sh ip ed adequate elementary schools C o n tin u e d nn p a c e 6) zattens. Farm er» U n i o n a n d o f th e elem entary school program G range 7 A dult recreation need» be re- ■ cognized. 8 V isual education facilities be provided for classroom and com- 1 m unily instruction and e n te r ta in - . Nam e ment. 9 T he county agent be consulted 1 relativ e to indoor an d outdoor | A ddress pare needed fcr conducting club- w ork th a t is supervised through T he H illsboro P h a rm a c y w a n ts th at office. T elephone .............. ........................ to e x p re ss o u r h e a rtfe lt a p p r e 10. E lem entary school d istricts be k ept w ithin the sam e union ciatio n for y o u r p a tr o n a g e a n d A ny parson in the county is invited to participate. Age of high school d istrict in so far as donors 18 th rough 59 <18 to 21 o u .t have w ritten consent of b e st w ish es for a jo y o u s C h rist possible. p a re n t ir g u ard ian ). D onors may repeat every ten weeks. An alte rn a te plan on reorganiza- m a s a n d h a p p in e s s th ro u g h o u t Food you m ay e a t a b reak fast of dry loa t, fru it and fru it t.on was listed as follows: T here Juices, black coffee (no fats or dairy products). has been m uch discussicn on the th e co m in g y e a r . . . follow ing plan of reorganization F ill O u t an d M ail to 1 17ns plan w ould consolidate all , school di tricts w ith w hat is now O pen S atu rd ay n ig h t u n til 8 p. m. Mrs. F A bendroth i a union high school district, for H illsboro, O regon O pen Sunday, 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. b o 'h elem en tary and high school 360 N. T hird Ave. ourpsses. It w ould no rnnger be know n as a union high school d is N e x t B lo o d B a n k V is it J a n u a r y 1 9 tric t but m erely as a consolidated d.strict. Such a d istrict w ould have M asonic T em ple, Second and Lincoln S treets the same boundary lines as show n H illsboro, O regon on th e m ap for union high school and non-high school districts. A dvantages listed fo r th is plan $228.905 62, en ro llm en t 55, teachers w ith w et clothing w hich is d an g er are: ous to th eir health 1. The tax for all school pu r- 2. teachers needed 2 ise- would be equal th ro u g h o u t No. 38. consolidated O renco, | 8. Pupils can be b etter g ro u p e d , pose W est Union. S h u te; valuation $810.- into classes on the basic of achieve tne en tire county. 2. D istricts now h av in g a sm all 1 196.28, enrollm ent 155, teacher 5, ment. teacher» needed 6 9 The student's tim e can b etter valuation w ould th en have t h e ' ;ne educational advantages o ffer-, No 39, cot olid ited G ro n e r, be divided betw een study and re ed in the m ore w ealthy d istricts Jack to w n . M ountainside. M idway, citation. e -e a te r , at tl>is tim e- K n it'n ; valuation $995,992 72. e n 10. T h ere can be a 3. Pupils w ould be assigned to ro llm en t 159, teachers 8. teac h ers vitalization of school w ork d schools nearest th e ir homes need ed 8 m ore courses such as music, m an ’ atten w ithout in terferen ce from d istrict e. P iN M ir co , in c . No. 42. co nsolidated- H illside, ual training, dom e tic science, a g ri boundary lines. K an sas C ity. F airview , T h atch er; culture. draw ing, physical ed u ca 4 S pecial teachers fo r m usic v alu ation $385.202 83. en ro llm en t tion and sanitation. vocal and in stru m en tal, w ould 11. The contact w ith a large both 00, teachers 3, teachers needed 3. teach in all schools w ith in an No. 44. onsolidated M anning num ber of children broadens the assigned area. This w ould apply vision and gives a m ore e n to teachers in o th er special fields H ay w ard. \ alu..:ioii $210.432 44, e n cruld’.-, lightened view point. It has the ro llm en t 53, teachers 3, teachers sam e effect on tne w hele com m u as 5. w ell. A dequate school p lan ts could need ed 2. nity, since the consolidated school No. 45 d ip o le ; valuation $209.- stim ulates com m unity m eetings and be m ore easily financed. F o r e x am ple. in d istrict 3 th e valuation 420 56, enrollm ent 37, teachers 2. a better co-operative spirit. ould exceed $9.000,000 Each m ill teach ers needed 2 12. In la rg e r schools the teac h w of ta x w ould produce $9,000. An No 48. consolidated B e a v e rt'n . ing staff is m ore stable. 13. T h ere is too g reat a range e n tire 8 or 9 teacher school (even B arnes. Coojier M ountain. Raleigh; at present build in g prices) could valuation $2,054,178.68, en ro llm en t in the enrollm ent in th e sm all be flnanped in a p e r school In W o h in g to n county <ne . iod com , pletely . o y ears 627, teachers 25. w ith a special 1 >om e n ro llm e n ts vary from 5 to , ° of f tw *0 X No. 61- W allace; valuation $64 - 38. mill». and in tw »-room ichools 18 to , le ^ ^ eIe” th ' 900, en ro llm en t 35, teach ers 2, school pro- I teacher» needed 2. tgd m uch b e t - 1 14. T eacher train in g institutions i g jam coul No. 62jt . consolidated—C edar do not tra in teach ers to teach in ln J ’Tcn Mill, T ualatin View; v alu atio n the sm all school. T he tendency afton tn 7 O ne b ’ a r<l of education _ ... . jjo y all $377.387 42. enrollm ent 128, te a c h now is to train teachers for certain , teachers. ers 0, teachers needed 5 grades and in special fields. 8. T eachers w ould be placed in No. 72. consolidated -Buxton, 15. Of the 84 public elem entary Bacona. G reen M ountain; schools operating. 41 are one-room schools w here they could give the “ “i ''' Scofield, qsu g reatest service. v alu ation $366.313.49, en ro llm en t jy gre tw o-room school-. 9. The handicapped ch ild ren ’s 79. teachers 3. teacher- needed 3. 1(J Ab ut y0 . ; o{ the elem entary 78' 1 schools do not m eet the desired program could be carried out m ore :uccessfully. W heeler; v aluation $209 655.48 e n - 1 slandard for a mod e rn school, 10. Less d u plication on routes ro llm en t 41, teachers 2, teach er. j . B etter school system s invite of tran sp o rtatio n w ould be pos needed 2. , b ttle r teachers. No. 79, consolidated—^Witch H a 18. The birth rate is rap id ly in sible. 11. O utstanding teach ers in the zel. Rosedale: valuation $401.751 - creasing. W ithin the n ext few 84. enrollment 103, tea ei 1 year th e re w ill be a heavy in- | teach ers needed 4 ' crease in school enrollm ent. N . 82—D urham ; valuation $230.- , 19 W ashington county is in -j 858 00. enro llm en t 90, teach ers 3.1 | creasing in population v ery rap id - ( teach ers needed 3. I lx* No. 88. consolidated—S herw ood. | 20. The em phasis on in d u strial L au relrtdge, P leasant Hill; valua | and v ra tio n al education bro u g h t | to n $551,990.66. en ro llm en t 124. about bv the w ar w ill continue. teach ers 4. teach er needed a. The stim uli and g roundw ork m ust i This Old Treatraent Often Brinf a Happy Relief No. 92-G a rd e n Home, valuation be laid in the elem en tary school. > W hen disorder of kidney function permit« $332.709 48. enrollm ent 152. teac h New construction m ust give this poisonous m atter to rem ain in your blood, it may cause nafinn* baekaehe, rheum atic pains, ers 5. teachers needed 6 leg pains, loas of pep and energy, getting up consideration. No. 97—V erboort, valuation $231- nights, spelling, puffinesa under the eyes, 21. D ep artm entalized in stru c- 777 80, en ro llm en t 7th and , 8th tion w ill brin g about b e tte r results heada< hes and dirsiness. Frequent or scanty passages w ith sm arting and burning sn rr“- grades 23, teach ers 1, teach ers j ¡n leachlng. tiross shows there is som ething wrong with n eeded 1 22. P aren t-T each ers' association 1 your kidneys or bladder. N 108 M etzger: valuation $319,- can function to a g reater e x ten t D on’t wait! Ask your druggist for D oan’s 137.38. enrollm ent 155, teach ers 5. by w orking w ith the board c f edu- 1 Pills, used successfully b y millions for over yearn. They give happy relief and will help teac h ers needed 5-6. cation id • cing th e m any de- 40 the 15 miles of kidney tuoea flush out poison- No. 107. consolidated — Aloha- siiable aspects of education oua waste from your blood. t - G et ” Doan s Pilla. H uber. H azeldale, McK iiley: v-i’- 23. T he "S p irit of the School $1.082.034.54. enrollm ent n ation The re p o rt point- out th at the 360. teachers 13, teach ers needed follow ing districts have a b u ild 13-14. ing program u n d er w ay now o r Altractire Styles She'll Love at t i n t Sight! No. 114. consolidated Jc d m o re a re planning one in th e n ear fu S tra s.v l; valuation $367.153.53. en ture: C ornelius, Union. Hillsboro. rollm ent 55, teachers 2, teachers McK i.v. Tigard. B eaverton. W itch n eeded 2. H azel and A loha-H uber. Som e education adv an tag es of 1 Som e points w hich should be this re-organization as listed in ' . considered in planning according th e survey a re : I to the report, are: IHidnight Block N .n-SkK Spot Pad 1. The consolidated s c h o o l 1. T ran sp o rtatio n routes be kept TR U SSES m akes po sible a b e tte r school as short as pos. ible. or H inter Colon Oar experienced fitter« also aeree yewt plant. T his includes b etter lights, I 2. A dequate personnel and facili needs for Abdominal Sapperteva. v en tilatio n , san itatio n , etc. ties be provided so p rim ary pupils Elastic Hosiery, Shoulder Braces, eta. 2. T he larg er unit develops a a re u n d er d irected supervision Qaality the Best—Price the LeweMl broad functioning. Young people d u rin g the close of the day. For her accessory wardrobe . . . roomy pouches. Hal learn to have m ore confidence in 3. A dequate outdoor and indoor enxelopes and top-handle styles, tailored in rich, long- them selves through a g reater p a r recreatio n facilities be provided. »vcaring leathers. Sparkling patents and good-looking ticipation in the activities of the 4. F acilities fo r ic h co l lunches com m unity. H illsb o r o , O r e g o n Cordeltc fabrics, loo. for dress wear! be provided. 3. The consolidated school gives 5. A dequate health room, equip- to th e ru ra l school all th e advant- ! ages of the city school w ithout sacrificing the advantages of ru ral I life. 4. The consolidated school of- . fers a g re a te r e q u ality of educa tional opportunities. In sm aller schools the ch ild ren of the poorer d istricts do not receive the w ell- 1 ro u n ded education the children in i m ore w ealthy d istric ts do. 5. T he c o u r.e of study is p a r ticu larly adapted to the child's e n vironm ent. S ince a large p a ît of ■ th e boys and girls w ho attend will ! rem ain on the farm , the in stru c tion em phasizes the k in d of ed u cation th a t w ill p rep are them fcr th e life they a re to live. 6. The tran sp o rtatio n of pupils to the school has resulted in .1 la rg e r and m ore re g u la r attendance an d elim inates tardiness. 7. The tran sp o rtatio n of pupils elim inates ch ild ren e n terin g school P h o n e 851 1 H IL L S B O R O Black rayon crepes lavishly sprin kled with sequins . . . bright colorr tactfully tucked and shirred « i . x - i graceful rayon jersey print»! . Rea. P h o n e 32$ 4» »»*'
