Washington School
Room 3
Carol Beare is back after being
out for a week with a bad cold.
Many boys and girls have been
absent because of colds and
coughs.
Mirror Barber Shop
and Rooms
4th Street or Phone 4411
S. S. D A V IE S , P ro p .
A "Safety first" traffic high
way has b e e n m a d e o n
a big table in Room 3. Jimmie
Williams, Gerry Smyth and Ed
mond Curry fixed the lights on
the poles. The other children
have brought trucks and cars to
use on the highway. The boys in
particular enjoy playing with the
cars on the “Safety First” high
way.
David Hutchison brought a big
gold fish to school Friday. A lady
who was cleaning out a fish
pond let David keep the fish if
he could catch it. However, the
fish didn't live very long, and
David was sorry to lose it, after
R A D IO S
are still m ighty scarce,
but our stock of
TUBES and BATTERIES
is large enough to supply 90% of
existing types. Let us check your Ra
dio or Record Player in our new ra
dio laboratory a t . . .
PECL’T
W. K. Marks, Radio Technician
270 E. M ain
Phone 8011
Insurance
‘you can depend on’
• Autom obile
• F ire
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ON T H X P L A Z A '
A. J. Strouse
Auctioneer
Farm Sales a
Specialty
P. O . Box 471
Phone 8081
Ashland, Oregon
plus
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CURTAINS
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$1.9» 11 1 $2.49(
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B E A U T IF U L PRISCILLAS
(w hite perm anent finish organdy
flocked or plain
$ 3 .7 5 $ 4 .5 0
M ETZ
An unprecedented
program for long distan
expansion
Thousands of miles of new circuits
will be built on the Pacific Coast
D u rin g 1945, wc h an d led
mure than 346 m illion long
distance calls . . . an increase
o f some 57 m illion over the
previous year.
Monuments and markers. See
Burns Memorials. On the Plasa.
Monuments
M arble - G ranite
Bronze
That means wc handled close
to a m illion calls every day.
T o meet the ever-increasing demand, we are now making
an unprecedented expansion in long distance facilities on
the Pacific Coast. Thousands of miles o f new circuits are
being b u ilt; special vacuum tube equipment is being in
stalled to boost the number o f calls existing lines can
handle; new toll and long distance switchboards are being
added.
BURNS AGENCY
Yes, we’re expanding long distance facilities in many ways
and preparing for the many new improvements to come.
We’re on our way to providing a better long distance serv
ice than you ever dtfam ed possible.
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Mike and Put Barrett of Grants
Pass spent the week end with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Stevens.
PROTECT, your clothes, furni
ture and woolens from moth
damage for 5 years. Ona spray
ing of Berlou pays for the dam
age. It's odorless, stainless and
dry cleaning can not remove it.
LaMarre's Drug Store.
Charles R. Miller and wife of
Newport, Oregon, were in Ash
land with a view of locating.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Moore
were in Medford on business,
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Harry Vestell who has
been sick the past week is able
to be out again.
Mrs. J. E. Hayes and daughter,
Elwoodena of Grants Puss were
in Ashland, Thursday on busi
ness.
Leroy Smith of Santa Anna,
California was in Ashland, Thurs
day, with a view of locating here.
Cpl. Richard Finnell, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Finnell arriv
ed home Monday from Ft. Sheri
dan, 111. where he had received
his discharge. He was with the
348th Military Band at the time
o fhis discharge. Mr. Finnell ex
pects to be home this summer,
but expects to enter college in
the fall, to major in music.
ONE spraying of Berlou stops
moth damage for S-yoars or
Berlou pays the damage. Pro
tect your clothes, furniture,
rugs, woolens with Berlou. La
Marre's Drug Store.
Mrs. H. C. Vaulpel of 22 Siski
you Boulevard .spent a day or so
in the hospital because of illness
this week, but was back at her
home Wednesday.
Robert Edgar Rose was arrest
ed on a charge of reckless driv
ing and in city court was fined
$50 and $2.50 costs and his driv
er's license was suspended for
one year.
Archie Bertha Hall .forfeited
$10 cash bail when he failed to
appear in city court, charged
with violation of the basic rule
THE OLD JUDGE S A Y S ...
I You'll bo having
a wonderful
timo with
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he had taken it home.
Kenneth Zimmerlee is a new
second grade pupil who was
transferred from Lincoln School.
Kenneth is living on High Street.
Helping Hand Club News
The H, H. Club enjoyed a skat
ing party February 28th. The
munager of the Skuting Rmk
made the passes available for the
members of the Club.
Twenty-four girls attended the
party AU of them reported hav
ing a fine time in spite of the
tumbles and falls some of them
took.
Miss Madge Mitchell, the Coun
selor of the Helping Hand Club,
chaperoned the girls.
Recently two new girls have
been taken into membership in
the H. H. Club. They are Flor
ence Curry and Charlotte Smyth.
Last week Mr. Bushnell took a
picture of the H. H. Club ,and
most of the girls are planning on
buying a picture of the group.
This organization is the only one
of its kind in Oregon. Washing
ton School is proud of the splen
did work the girls are doing.
Room 8
In room 8 the children are fin
ishing with their February book
lets. Most of them are ready for
binding. We are also coming a-
long nicely with our decimals.
Room 7
The fifth graders of room sev
en are doing fractions and they
are doing fairly well with them.
The Sixth graders are also doing
fractions. They are getting along
fine.
We have all been waiting for
spring and now are writing
poems about spring.
Room 7 has a work shop where
the boys and girls may makei
things when they are finished
with all the other work. Some of
the pupils have made very nice
plaques.
Room 5
Our fourth grade recently lost
three of its members. Betty Toz-
ier has moved away. Larry Wray
went to California and Jimmy
Watrus returned to his former
home in San Diego, California.
We will miss these people very
much.
Because of the absence of our
regular teachers, Mrs. Schuster,
last Friday, our class president,
David Herburger, called a special
class meeting, Monday morning.
The minutes of our Fridays elec
tion were read and new business
was brought before the class. We
elected Helen Pirtle, vice-presi
dent, to fill the vacancy left by
Jimmy Watrus. We also elected
David Herburger to be Boys
Basement Monitor ,and Donald
Williams to be Door Monitor. We
also decided to begin a Good
Citizenship Club in our room.
Each day the names will be plac
ed on the board of the boys and
girls in our room that abide by
all of the rules of the school, for
that day .Fifteen boys’ and girls
in our room earned a place on
the Good Citizenship Roll, the
first day.
Monday afternoon, we began
working on the Dutch Village
Project for our sand table. We
will also make Windmills, Tulips
and wooden shoes, with which to
decorate our window .
Monuments and markon. See
Burns Memorials. On the Plazr.
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Lithia Hotel Building
GEORGE: “ Yes, 1 certainly would like to
hear why you call th at an old i. ,u.n d
idea. Judge.”
OLD JUDGE: "Glad to tell you. G n e.
Until recently, a person known as an al
coholic was generally treated as a social
outcast. Little if anything was done to
understand him or help him. But, during the
past few years, medical research and study
itas developed that alcoholics are really sick
people . . . that there is usually a deep-
rooted physical, social or emotional reason
behind their behavior. That’s why today so
much is being done to help them by finding
out and correcting the condition that leads
them to excess.”
GEORGE: “ How many folks are there Hie
that, Judge?”
OLD JUDGE: “ Well, according to scientific
research, 95% of the people who d.irk,
drink sensibly. 5% do so unwisely, at tim es.
Included in that 5% is the small perce.ita.e
of the sick people I’m talking a b o rt.”
GEORGE: "T h a t certainly gives m»* e
clearer picture. It’s the most sensible ap
proach I’ve ever heard on the subject."
Ashland. Oregon
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Tbit adnrr1iumcnt apontortd by Conference of Alcoholic Rererate lndu*trtee. In