S o u th ern O regon N ew s Review. T hursday. Feb. 20. 1947
Just Wondering
SOUTHERN
OKEGON
Ihv new street signs w hich are being erected b> tin city ir e fine,
lh cy i i u i help determ ine just sili.it the proper spelling is lo r scxci.il
N EW S R E V IE W
P ublished every Thursday by
THE SISK IYO U PUBLISHING COMPANY
A shland, Oregon
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M a,n Slrcvl
Carryl H. W ines and W endell U. Law rence, P u b lish ers
ol the e i t s ’s streets
l or example the old street signs spell
M ead" w ithout an V
the new signs use the "e" at the end ol the name,
while
Meade", the same
¡as the telephone d irectory ami I’.'lk * d u e s to is .
A nd then there's "K earns " Soim authorities claim it's spelled « u h an
WENDELL LAWRENCE. Editor
E n te re d as seco n d -class m ail m a tte r in th e post o itic e at A sh ­
lan d , O reg o n , F e b ru a ry 15, 1935, u n d e r the a c t of C o n g te ss ol
M arch 3, 1879.
Parental Delinquency
'e y " and others claim th a t the s' only ending is correct I lie only
people, however, who live on • Kearns are I lo s e s the R abbit and K.l-
roy, and thes have made no indication as to just how thes p refer the
e x p ire s on M arch 31 intdcud >1
A p ril 3(1 as o rig in a lly in te n d e d
O P A said, it hopes to b rin g in
a new III p o u n d sta m p e v e t.
th re e m o n ,b s Tl»,'- w ill give a
total of 35 p o u n d s pei perso n hi:
th e y e a r. 111 po u n d s m in e th a n
w hs issued in 1946
M aking fu tu re stu m p s good fot
lti po u n d s e x te n d s th e use ol t <
p re se n t in ’ion books anil avoids
an e x p e n d itu re of 2 m illion dol
litis fin nee nooks O l’A said
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M onument* and murker*. See
Burn* M emorial*. On the P lait.
street spelling.
Is it "S chofield” , or it it "Shotield
" G u th rie ” is spelled " rie ' in the Polk d ire c to rs, the telephone d ire c ­
to ry . and the 1944 city map. I he next street sign, how ever, spells it
A shland has been relatively free from juvenile de­
"G u th ers ".
linquency, th e crim es of youth caused by the m isbehav­
Ynd betore the ness signs were emplaced it seas either \\ eight m an ,
ior of th e p aren ts, however, m em bers of the sta fl ot the or "Vt ightman”, depending on ss liich end ot the street one happened
A shland public school system are interested in holding to entei Polk's directors- and the telephone directors spell it h e i g h t
the num ber of delinquent juveniles to a low num ber.
m an ," a 1944 map ol the cits , however, spells it \\ ig h tm an , ami the
T here are m any w ays of curbing delinquent ju v en ­ ness signs call it " W ig h tm a n ," at each end. I hen there s H argadine .
iles. The proper m ethod is to have all p aren ts non-delin­ Is it H arg ard n ie?” I he 1944 map shows it th a t way. And th o u g h the
quent in th e ir duties to th e ir sons and d a u g h te is 1 o- telephone book savs ns blam e.' and is backed up in this spelling bs
per p aren tal discipline is the num ber one facto r in keep­ the Polk d ire c to rs, there's a large school ol th o u g h t th a t claim s it is
ing children out of courts.
' Blaise". I lie ness signs straighten out this confusion bs calling the
The tre a tm e n t suggested by Roland P a rk s in the tw o streets, " H a rg a d in e " , and "Blame .
guest ed itorial which we are rep rin tin g is fine for the
"A llid a ," seems to have been settled bs the tact th at all the a u th o ri­
stu d en t. W e’d also like to see some type of treatm ent ties noss indicate the stret as being spell,d w ith one I. m aking it thus
recom m ended for th e errin g parent.
” A lida".
(From A shland Ju n io r High P aper By Roland L. P arks.
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some articles dealing w ith cases of both adult and Ju v ­
enile law breaking. He?e in ju n io r high we are p a rtic u ­ T h e te n ta tiv e c a st fo r th e see- I > 'n ,” K l""-
ond presentation ol the Southern
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larly interested in juvenile delinquency because our O reg o n C ollege d ra m a d e p a rt .»lore SlI.H'tlT I 01"
m en t, "A h, W ild e rn e ss", by Hu
stu d e n ts are classed as juveniles.
g en e O 'N eil, has b een a n n o u n c e d Person Eor 1947
Delinquency, like a disease, does not as a rule come as follow s:
T h e re w ill be no sp ecial sugar
stam
p s Issued for c a n n in g this
on out of a clear sky. T here are certain prelim inary
N a t M iller, J e rry M cD ouga l;
signs, th a t to th e e x p erts on both medicine and delin­ E ssie, N a n e te C u d d ie ; A rth u r, year.
T ins re m in d e r to h o u se w iv e s
D on D avis; R ic h a rd , R alp h Bui
quency, are ap t to develop into the finished product.
gess; M ildred, E u g e n ia M oore or has b een issued by O P A su g a r
Tuberculosis is a disease th a t is ra th e r slow in devel­ F ra n c is S a rv e r; T o m m y , Leon ra tin g officials fo llo w in g c h a n g e ,
oping but, when it reaches its full stre n g th , is in most M cD ougall; Sid D avis, Jo e T obin; in re g u la tio n s a n n o u n c e d re c e n t'
M iller. D o ro th y
B u n g e i: in W a sh in g to n D. C.
cases a killer. Sym ptom s of th is disease a re : lack of L D ily
T he c h a n g e fro m 5 to 1(1 p o u n d
av id M eC oniber, D el Yantg>.
pep, no ap petite, frequent colds, headaches and loss of M u riel M cC om ber, P eg g y B ra n d ­ stam p s does no, m ean th a , ^'>n
su m e rs w ill h a v e tw ice as m uch
w eight. If a person finds these sym ptom s coming on on; W int S e lb y , J o h n H urbisufi. su
g ar. O PA c a u tio n e d . T h e house
G lo ria F a ir; N ora, H elen
and seeks to overcom e them w ith proper behavior such F B e elle,
rris ; B a rte n d e r, B oland P ip e t. w ife m u st s p re a d 10 p o u n d s 'o
cover lo n g e r p e -to d s a n d m u st set
as lots of sleep and rest, fresh a ir and sunshine, proper S a le sm a n , H ollis Hill.
aside su g a r for h o rn , c a n n in g he
foods, no use of tobacco or liquor and not too strenuous T h e p lay , a “com edy of recol cause
no sp ecial hom e c a n n in g
c tio n ", ta k e s place in a C o n n e c ­
exercise, th a t person m ay nip tuberculosis in th e bud le
tic u t to w n som e fo rty y e a rs ago. sta m p w ill be issued.
T he first 10 p o u n d s ta m p be
and lead a cheerful, healthful life.
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com es v alid on A p ril 1. T h e c m -
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Juvenile D elinquency or crim inality am ong youth is
is c o n c e rn e d w ith th e y o u ­ re n t 5 p o u n d sta m p , n u m b e r 53
worse th a n a disease in th a t it often ruins a young per­ solve,
th fu l fe rv o r of R ich ard , a h ig h ­
sons life and gives him or her a police record th a t can ­ school se n io r. A re b e l, he reads
not easily be lived down. W hen a person applys fo r a S w in b u rn e , W ilde, S h a w and
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O m a r K h a y y a n . a n d h is m o th e r
job it is often necessary to prove th a t you have no pol­ fre ts. His f a th e r becom es d is tu r b ­
ice or crim inal record. If the records show th a t you e d b e c a u se son R ic h a rd is an in ­
for
have been hailed into court for stealing, vandalism , or c ip ie n t a n a rc h is t w h o h a te s c a p i­
tal, W o rrie s do n o t e n d in the
law breaking few em ployers will risk having you a- fam ily b ecau se th e lad is p a s­
round, if th e job is a position requiring tru st.
sio n a te ly in love w ith a n e ig h ­
a n d he in te n d s to
Here are some of th e signs of approaching juvenile I b m o a r's rry d a h u e g r. h te W r, hen
th e sc ra p s of
delinquency w ith its serious consequences. Like listing v e rse w h ic h R ic h a rd se n d s his
★ In te rio r a n d E x te rio r
★ P a in tin g a n d D e c o ra tin g
th e sym ptom s fo r disease th e sym ptom s of juvenile de­ .o n e a n d o n ly begin to a la rm th e
a n c e is e n d ­
★ Full C overage Insu ran ce
linquency can be listed. They a re : 1. T ruancy from g e d irl's by fa th p e a r, re n th ta e l ro d m iscip
lin e. His
★ F re e E stim a te s
school. 2. Low school m ark s despite high ability. 3. Acts only re a so n fo r liv in g ta k e n from
of vandalism such a s w ritin g on walls, or destru ctio n him . R ic h a rd ru n s a m o k to sp ite
IRA R. CULVER
x ic a te d in th e
of school property. 4. F requent run ins w ith teachers, ,h p e re r ; se n he c e g of e ts a in s to
tr a n g e lady. His
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a d m in istra to rs and officials. 5. F ailure to assum e res- p a re n ts feel c e r ta in th a t th e
ponsility fo r g e ttin g needed th in g s done. 6. Too much 1 w o rld h a s c ra sh e d d o w n upon
reckless spending of money. 7. U nusual complexes, such th em , b u t a m o o n lig h t re n d e v o u s
as “nobody likes me", “everyone picks on m e” and o th ­
e r self pity complexes.
If you find you have any of the above sym ptom s be
quick to give yourself some self tre a tn fe n ts so the
germ s will not spread. No one can afford th e h e a r t­
La, us SECCO your out«r garment*
aches. loss of friends, social and p aren tal disapproval,
and m ake them w ater repellent
sleepless n ig h ts and th e o th e r painful conditions th a t
go w ith delinquency.
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The Top Sport of (lie Day
Eight hour* of instruction and
you can fly alone
Solo Flyinq
$3.50 per half hour
Dual instruction
$5.00 per half hour
L E T S GET FLYING NOW AT
ASHLAND FLYING SERVICE
G overnm ent supervised
Pilots and Planes
Acrosa Bear Creek
on Oak Street
It’s Easy w hen you have photographs to
aid
your
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and Printing try . . .
Memory Lune Studio
214 East
T e le p h o n e 21847
3 new w ^,,c
M ain St.
A shland
•«Ipnlions can
reocn remove areas
Valley Decorators
Radio telephone is already a fact between Los Angeles
and Catalina Island, and soon, it may be used other
places in the West to seive remote areas. Transmitters
like this one beam micro-waves containing the voice
impulses, and the cost of constructing a long telephone
line can be eliminated.
Mr. and Mrs. K elcy Sm ith
Community Center
T here has been m uch talk d uring th e p a st few m on­
th s about a com m unity center, th e need for one, the
fact th a t the children need one. the fact th a t th e s tu ­
dents need one, th e fac t th e business men need one
to help curb th e ir falling w aistlines, th e fact th a t the
older folks need one as a place to m eet.
The fac ts a re : th a t A shland is very well equipped
w ith com m unity c en ters; fa r b e tte r th an m ost cities of
its size. The W om ans civic club, the A rm ory, th e J u n ­
ior high gym nasium , th e college gym nasium , the A m er­
ican Legion hall, th e Masonic hall, th e IOOF hall. SOC
auditorium , are all com m unity centers, as a re th e re ­
creation and m eeting room s of th e various churches.
A com m unity cen ter type recreational program is be­
ing offered each M onday night at SOC gym nasium . A
YMCA basketball league is reaching th e children of
several churches. A city bowling league o ffers oppor­
tu n ity for recreation and exercise to businessm en.
S k atin g a t the arm o ry helps keep th e c h il’ren off the
stre ets. And physical education in stru ctio n is available
to tw o d ifferen t groups of boys. The Camp fire girls
have ju s t been given a cam p site, which can be th e ir
com m unity center, and the YMCA is ta k in g over the
Pioneer hall as th e ir com m unity center.
Seems to us th a t th e th in g which is needed is a
stro n g coordinating fac to r to prevent duplication of
p ro jects and com plete utilization of ex istin g facilities
ra th e r th an th e construction of a n o th er w hite elephant
building which will be used once each tw o w eeks and
will sit idle fo r 13 days and nights.
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A shland
On the Plaza
«ft ,
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On the Curve — Ashland. Oregon
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A nybody know s fha, the best
bikes and the best bike repairs
are at . . .
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3434 E as, Main
A shland. Oregon
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Power-lina carrier is a new device that enables your
voice to "hitch-hike" along existing power lines. One of
the first eight systems constructed in the United States
is now in operation in Washington and others are
planned. Power-line telephones are as safe as any anti
can be used to call any other station in the country.
High-strength steel wire that cuts the number of poles
required almost in halt is also being used to speed tele­
phone expansion in rural areas. For it is our purpose in
an expansion program that will aggregate $330,000,000
for 1946 anti 1947 alone to bring telephone service to
everyone who wants it just as rapidlv as possible and to
improve service in every w ay we can.
An ever-improving telephone service at the least
cost consistent u ith good uages and u orbing conditions
for out employees and a >easonahli return to the thou­
sands of fteofile u ho bat e hit esled in the business.
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