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
INSURANCE
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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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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
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d eveloping
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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A nybody know s fha, the best
bikes and the best bike repairs
are at . . .
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BICYCLE AND REPAIR SHOP
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.
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.
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