Friday, March 29, 1940
; Washington •!
: School News <
By M< IIOOL HTCDENTN
The 3-b »nd 4-b had a good re
port on communication by Mary
jane Coleman and I I m i old Gillette.
Wti learned that there were many
way» of communication. Home of
the ways Hie aigns, talking, news
pa|*era, phones, telegraphs, radios,
letters, Ixioka, pictures, bells anil
many other ways lionaid Wren
The teacher let ua hunt for
Easter eggs; we each had three
eggs. We brought three hard
boiled eggs Mini then w<* colored
them with our crayoliia The 4-a
glrla hid them for ua to find.
Marianne Clary.
Monday, March 17, we hmw a
moving picture on safety. it was
very good Melvin Morgan
Mlaa Bruner from Yuba City,
Calif., came to viait ua Wednesday,
March 20. She told ua about the
big flood. Hhc told ua how they
had to put their furniture in the
lank houses and about how the
water came up to the tank and
got aonie of the furniture.
Our two goldfish died
Their
names were Cleo and Sharp Kara
We had them over a month Bus­
ter Thompson.
We arc making poem books We
have many poems about fairies,
brownies and many other things
Lawrence iiali.
W’c were Invited to visit the
Ashland Groceteria bakery shop
last Tuesday. The most interesting
things were the slicer, the huge
ovens and the big mixers. Mr
Bart baked cookies so that we
could sec how a baker works. W<*
wish to thank Mr Bardy and Mr
11.lit fol their kindness The 4 .
Class
Donald Cui lop, 5-b, broke his
arm while playing at home
Mary Alice Young, 5-a, relumed
to school Monday after a three
weeks siege with the measles
Betty Bullis, Ruth Ager. Ijtut i
Swanson, Barbara Henderson and i
Alma Jean Clary of the Chicks- j
garni Camp Fire group sang sev­
eral songs in the amateur contest
tryout
All rooms observed Easter by
telling the Easter story, coloring |
and hunting Easter eggs, by draw- i
Ings and in various other ways.
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Harold Gillette brought a col­
ored glass so when the sun came
out we could see the spots on it.—
Thelma Winkleman.
The Chickagaml Camp Fire
girls went to the police station
Tuesday evening to find out about
finger printing. Mr Talent, Mr
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Hears Fine Program
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Provost, Joe lambert and Jack
Chambers.
Sunday John Hotell and his
father went bass fishing near Gold
Ray dam They caught one fish
Then they came back to Ashland
and went out to Emigrant and
fished for catfish They caught 23
Bill Starnes and his brother Ned
went to the Easter egg hunt in
the park Ned found six eggs and
Bill found four.
Sunday, March 24, Catherine
Silver went to the Easter hunt in
the park In the afternoon she
went to the show, "Swiss Family
Robinson," which she enjoyed very
much.
Pauline McDougal went to the
park to hunt Easter eggs Sunday
She saw Barbara I^e Dotson and
Rena Russell. They had a very
good time.
The third grade Is going to keep
a record of pioneer history. Each
of the children is going to have a
book They are going to write
stories and draw pictures and
maps The maps will show where
the pioneers went to get to Ore­
gon
Ixillta Moore brought some vio­
lets and flags for room four's gar­
den She planted the violets by a
tree.
The third grade lioys chose new
soccer team captains They are
Harry Kannasto and Roger Hall.
( LI B PRESIDENT COMING
The president of the Oregon
Pro-America, Mrs. Roy T. Bishop
of Portland, will be in Ashland
Friday, March 20, at which time
a special public meeting will he
held in the city hall at 7:30 p. m.
with the Ashland Pro-America
group as hosts. The public is in­
vited to attend.
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• Mr and Mrs R E Haleman of
Klamath Falls were dinner guests
Easter Sunday at the Ted Huff
home.
'Hie Ashland Music Study dub
presented a program of selections1
written by Edward Macdowell and
Ethelbert Nevin in the Civic Club
By SCHOOL STI DENTS
house Monday night. Mrs. Itoy
Monday, March 25, Mi and Mrs
Bartley s|x>kc on the works of
Macliowell and Nevin as the fea­ C. II Thomas gave room five three
ture attraction of the musical pro­ blue delphinium plants to plant
gram, which included the follow­ out by the bird bath. The boys
ing;
who planted them were John Ho-
Vocal numbers by Roy Carruth­ tell, Ronald Nance and Edward
ers, "Mighty lark’ a Rose" and Beare. They thank her very much
"The Rosary," by Nevin;
MRS. GLADYS CHADWICK, I ji
for giving them the flowers.
Piano solos, "To a Water Idily"
Grande,
Ore, says: Old Cherokee
seven is enjoying the sil­
an<l "in Autumn," by Macdowell, ver Room
Tonic has helped me so
cup given by the Lions club
ixiis Redford;
much that I want to
to
the
school
for
observing
bicycle
Helections, "From an Indian safety rules They will keep it this
continue taking it. I
Ixxlge" und "To a Wild Rose," by
was so tired all the
Macilowell, ware played by an en­ week and pass it to another room
time,
my
stomach
Room six is glad to have new
semble constating <>f I xi I m Flre-
bothered me, and I was
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Larger, Mere
student
teachers.
Home
of
them
I/> ih While. Wanda Wyant,
nervous. It helped all
Ftaots ami
M d—n A Osrt
Leslie Sogsworth, violins; Frances are Miss Cherry, Miss Harrison
this, SPECIALLY that
Atkins, viola, Edna Bash, ’cello; and Miss Hom.
tired weak feeling. I
Pharmacy
Janet Baxter, buss, and Ethel May
Monday, March 25, pupils of
have nervous head­ East
Robinett, ¡ilano.
aches so much, and it
Lincoln school went to the high
242 East Main, Phone 4311
relieved this too.
A short reception followed the school to see a film called "Birds
Mrs. J. I-a Flemme,
program.
of Prey.” It showed owls, vultures,
eagles and hawks It showed what
Portland. Ore, says:
IS TOUR PRESENT LIFE
f<s»ds were and where they
Have taken 3 bottles!
Bess and Mr Smith made cards their
of
your
tonic.
I
am
,
built
their
nests.
It
was
a
very
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for each girl. These records arc
very pleased with It. It helped
«■■Hi to Washington. D C Wa interesting film.
See
right from the beginning. Thanks I
Sherman Fields had poison oak
earned an honor In citizenship for
very much Why don’t you try it? .
all week from March IS to 25. He
having our fingerprints taken.
You may tie amazed at results. I
got it <>n the hill near the Lilina
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Our room, 3-a and 2-b, had a park when he was playing base­
¡dano recital at 11 o'clock Tues­ ball with Jack Dickinson, Dom • Subscribe tor The Miner today.
day morning Joyce Reinhold play­
ed "In the Swing" by June Waldo, i
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Earline Rogers played "Joyous ■
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Waltz" and "The Knight and the |
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luidy " Margaret Wagner, "Boat­
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ing Song" and "French Song;”
Shirley Newbry, "Dance of the |
Wooden Shoes," and Virginia Idl-1
iy. "Nightingale" and "i’ussy." We
enjoyed the music very much.
My Health
1 brush and comb mv hair
And it makes me feel
Like a. millionaire.
Virginia Lilly, 3-a.
Optometric
My Health Poem
When you are sick go to tied and
Specialist
stay.
But when you are well, go out­
doors and stay.
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We are fully equipped to reline auto and
Earline Rogers, 3-a.
Spring
truck brakes, turn scored or pitted brake
103 North Central
Spring is coming, coming s<x>n.
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drums, or make adjustments. Drive a safe
Let ua sing a merry tune,
Medford,
Oregon
Ix-t ua sing about the spring
car—keep your brakes in good condition!
And hear the merry echoes ring
—Helen Flaharty, 3-a.
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Fifteen W’ashington school Camp
Fire girls and their adviser, Wil­
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ma Nutter, visited the police sta­
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Jackson County. ’
In th«' Mutter of th«' Estate of
Edward T. Merrill, DMBSMS.
Notice ia hereby given that the
undereigned has been appointed
executor of the estate of Edward
T Merrill, deceased. All persona
having claims against said estate
are hereby notifi«*d to present
them duly verified to N. Dickey.
I-awyer, 8 Steams building, Ash­
land, Oregon, within six months
from date of first publication here­
of.
Date of first publication March
3. 1940
Dennis W. Merrill, Executor.
(10-11-12-13)
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate of
A. M. Reaver, Hn-NiMd.
Notice ia hereby given that th$
undersigned has filed her final ac­
count in said court and the court
has fixed Monday. April 8, 1040, at
10 o’clock a. m. and the court room
of said court at Medford, Oregon,
aa the time and place for the hear­
ing of any objections there may be
to said report and settlement
thereof.
Minnie Beaver, Administratrix.
(10-11-12-13)
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