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land Oregon. February 15, 1935. under the act oi C ongress ot
March 3, 1879.
FOR SAFER SWIMMING
“ It is better to be safe than sorry.”
That bit of old-fashioned advice can go a long way
;oward cutting down the nations annual toll of nearly
7.000 dead from drowning. Most of these deaths could
have been avoided with commonsense swimming prac­
tice«. More pitifully, most of them were of young
people.
The YMCA, which has been teaching swimming and
w aterfront safety since 1885 and ought to know w h a t
it is talking about, has prepared’ a list of 10 simple
rules for safe swimming. The rules, which appear
elsewhere in this paper, are so fundam ental you might
expect everyone to know them instinctively. Yet, the
“ Y” folks tell us. it is failure to heed these common-
sense regulations which causes so many needless swim­
ming tragedies every year.
We are printing these swimming ¡»afety rules for
ju st one reason: the hope th a t they will help keep you I T he form er Miss Louise S chilhnq and her husband. E uqene Go*
or your childrn from getting into trouble in the water. | son. cu t th eir w eddinq cake at the conclusion ot the m arru iq e c ere
m ony w hich w qs held in A shland. Ju n e 26. T he couple a re now
The rules will do no good unless they are obeyed, not liv
in q in P en d leto n . O reqon, w here he is em ployed.
P hoto by
ju st once, but all during the swimming season. We B ushnell.
tru s t you and your youngsters will do ju st th at. It is
.v isit relativ es in S an ta IL - .mil
end fourth six weeks; Friday. A naheim . C alifornia
your best guarantee th a t your family will enjoy health­ 4,
March 25, end third nine weeks ! The p u lp it of the F u s t C hurch
ful, happy tim es in the water.
Monday, March ?.8. spring vaca­ of C hrist, of w hich Mr D ow ning
Already They Talk About School
Linn Announces Schedule For
1948-1949 Ashland School Year
tion (O.E.A. convention April 1
m inister w ill he su p p lied next
2); Friday. April 22. end fifth six S u nday by E 11 McGee and Mai
weeks; Monday, May 30 Memor lin Pierce.
ial day; Wednesday, Ju n e 1 8 p.m
Senior high com mencem ent Frl
day, Ju n e 3, 10 a.nt. junior high S T A T IO N E R Y
commencement.
W hite and W y c o ff
Students will atten d school foi
a total of 175 days The Christ
Boxed G reetin g C ards
mas vacation will last two weeks
and the spring, or Easter v ac a­
tion will last one week Schcxil E V E R SH A R P B A L I, P O IN T
PEN
will not be held on Labor day.
Thanksgiving day. A rm istice day.
Leland Linn, superintendent of schools, this week released the
schedule for the school year, 1948 and 1949. The calendar is te n ta ­
tive and may be changed if there is a labor shortage early in Sep­
tem ber which requires the use of students in the orchards. If this
Is the case there wiU probably be a shorter C hristm as vacation
School will open Tuesday, Sep
h i - MeiiiHri.il day.
tem ber 7. The com plete schedule weeks; T hursday, November 11,
A rm istice Day holiday; W ednes­
D O W N IN G S V ACATION
is:
M onday, A ugust 23. Principals day. November 24, end of second
Mr. and Mi's. Earl F D ow n
go or. duty; Monday, A ugust 30. six weeks; T hursday, November ing and daughters, Phyllis, Joan
teachers go on duty; Tuesday. 25-26, Thanksgiving holidays; F ri­ and Lois left yesterday for a
Septem ber 7, school opens; F ri­ day, Decem ber 17, Christm as v a­ tw o weeks vacation Thev will
day, October 15, end of first six cation starts (two weeks); Mon­
day, Ja n u ary 3, school reopens^
weeks.
Thursday and Friday, N ovem­ Friday, Ja n u ary 31, end first se­
ber 4-5, regional conference at m ester.
M onday, Ja n u ary 24, second
S outhern Oregon College; Friday,
November 5, end of first nine sem ester begins; Friday, March
Notice . . .
WARDROBE CLEANERS
Slim Jim R etrac tab le P en
$1.95
Spray or Brush
P A IN T IN G
BEXALL Drugs
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Plaza
H. uses. M ill . Burn-.. Roofs. In te rio rs . E x te rio r*.
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We E stim a te and P ain t A n y th in g
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P h o n e 4896
310 B u d g e S treet
A shland, O regon
Thank You . .
Classified Advertisements
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(on the Plaza)
WILL BE CLOSED ONE WEEK
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llie N ew s R eview , 311 E. Main.
F o u rth .street.
Beginning July 26
Through July 31
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CHERRIES & BERRIES
S to r a g e : D a y , W ee k o r M o n th
36 B l e t B t.
P h o n e 2 -1 1 Zt
JACOBS, MALCOLM & BURT
Hooper’» Radiator
San Francisco
Service
refrigerated truck service
Miss Willette Harndon
270 (JaR Hl.
FOR
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Ashland Cabinet Works
Flower Shop
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p le te W e d d in g E q u ip m e n t
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T e le p h o n e 22281
Stephen Laninovich
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Phone Ashland 7141
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Health Clinic
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