Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, December 29, 1949, Image 3

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    1949 Big Year For Ashland School Building Program
Southern Oregon News Kvvtew
Ashland, Oregon
T hursday, D ecem ber
29,
Jack P. Farmer
Now In Japan
The biggest b u ild in g p ro g ra m
in the h is to ry o f A sh la n d schools
was c m p le te d d u rin g 1949 w ith
c o m p le tio n o f the new George
A. B riscoe L u ild irig on N o rth
N A G O Y A , J A P A N - Head­
M ain street, the W a lke r school
b u ild in g and re m o d e lin g o f the
quarters, 2Cth W eather S quad­
l.in e o ln school b u ild in g
ron has announced the a r r iv a l
O rig in a l bids on the b u ild in g s
o f P fc Jack P. F a rm e r, son o f
g iv in g A s h la n d grade schools
M r. and Mrs. Iv a n W? F a rm e r,
60,412 square feet f flo o r space,
IS IS
Cl;.- s i
V h la n d . Ore­
was $529,064 The com bined en­
gon
He
has
been
assigned
to the
ro llm e n t o f the grade schools
has reached 949.
20-8 A ir W eather S ervice De-
T he fir s t school was held in
j tachm ent a t Johnson A ir Base
A sh la n d as e a rly as 1854-53,
located near T okyo. T he detach­
fiv e years p r io r to Oregon being
m ent a t Johnson is one o f eleven
a d m itte d to statehood in 1859,
dispersed w e a th e r stations c u r ­
b u t it was n o t u n til I860 th a t the
re n tly co m p risin g hus new squad-
fir s t school b u ild in g was com ­
| ron. They are responsible fo r
pleted.
p ro v id in g com plete m e teorolo­
In 1878 the A cadem y b u ilt on
g ic a l in fo rm a tio n fo r a ll com p­
B riscoe S chool site. T in s b u ild ­
onents o f the occu p a tio n a l forces
in g was replaced in 1904 b y the
located th ro u g h o u t the fo u r
W ashington School w h ich has
m ain Japanese Islands.
ju s t been rem oved to m ake a
E n te rin g th e A i r Force in Jan­
site a v a ila b le fo r the George A.
u a ry 1949, P riv a te F a rm e r fir s t
MULTI
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Briseoe school. T h is m akes ap­
k itc h e n in th e b a ckgroun d. The stainless steel tables are fitte d selected the A ir W eather S ervice
p ro x im a te ly 75 year, th a t th is
w ith coasters to p e rm it easy re m o va l and use o f the room as a as the te c h n ic a l bra n ch in w h ic h
area has been used fo r school | gym nasium o r a u d ito riu m . Tables w ere m a n u fa ctu re d by the O ak he wished to w o rk , then fu r th e r
purposes.
S tre e t T ank and Steel C om pany o f A shland.
selected the w e a th e r o bserving
In 1889 the A shland H igh
section and, upon c o m p le tio n o f
School was started as the fir s t in
the w eather in d o c trin a tio n cour­
V IS IT S IN C A L IF O R N IA
the state o u tside o f P o rtla n d . 1
se at Chanute A B , Illin o is , re-
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eath
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F irs t b u ild in g was located on
I
ceived
his present assignm ent.
ave th is w eek fo r a tw o m onths
N o rth M ain 8 blocks n o rth o f
As a w eather observer, he m akes
va
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B riscoe School. The H igh School
be accom panied by M rs L ou h o u rly observations o f e x is tin g
j
was m oved in to the A cadem y
,
P
h illip s , o f E l M onte, C a lif., w e a th e r conditions th u s ly obta­
and then in to the W ashington
W illia m A lb e r t Reedy. 78. o f
in in g data re q u ire d by the fo re ­
b u ild in g fro m
1904 to 1911, Rte. 1, B o x 25, A shland, passed ; w h o has been h e r house guest caster in m a king his predictions.
1 the past fe w weeks
when the present b u ild in g was a w a y F rid a y A .M
P r io r to his e n lis tm e n t in the
b u ilt.
Reedy was born on N ov. 21,
service, F a rm e r attended A s h ­
In 1900 East Side School was 1871, in H ic k o ry Co., M issouri,
land H ig h School w h e re he p e r­
Get y o u r Job P rin tin g at the
b u ilt n M cC a lls Stock lo t, this and had been a fa rm e r in th is
form ed on the fo o tb a ll and tra c k
News R eview
b u ild in g was la te r enlarged and v ic in ity fo r 17 years The s u rv iv ­
teams.
is now the A sh la n d J u n io r H igh. ors in c lu d e his w ife , M rs. A m a
The D o n a ld M D rake C om p­ E Reedy, c h ild re n W m. H a ro ld
any o f P o rtla n d was the lo w b id ­ Reedy o f C o rv a llis , John W a lk ­
Highest Quality Chocolate Coatings
d e r w hen th e contract was le t er of A shland, O D W a lk e r o f
Ingredients . . . Flavors . .. Plus
J a n u a ry 14, 1949. C o n stru ctio n T u la re , C a lif., and M rs. Neva
was sta rte d in F e b ru a ry a n d ! D ouglas o f P o rte rv ille , C a lif.; 8
Good Cooking . . .
w o rk has been c a rrie d on sim u l- ■ g ra n d c h ild re n , 4 g re a t-g ra n d c h il­
Make the High Quality Standard
taneously a t th e three sites.
dren, and others.
In each p ro je c t there is a m ul- I
F u n e ra l services and in te r­
tip u rp o se room w h ic h w i l l serve m ent w ere a t T u la re , C a lif
as a u d ito riu m , gym nasium and
lunch room . R o ll-a w a y tables M O V E TO E U G E N E
are stored u n d e r the stage and
M rs. J a u n lin and d augh ter
Made by the JOHNSTONE F A M IL Y in their HOME
sw in g -u p ty p e b a ske tb a ll goals
A d ria n n a w h o came here fro m
at 329 Beach Street. Phone 3972
are to be in sta lle d .
C e ilin g s in a ll room s are cov­ L a tv ia , the past sum m er and
Accepting orders now for Christmas.
ered w ith h ig h grade acoustical have been guests o f M rs. H eath
m a te ria l
w h ic h
keeps noise le ft e a rly last w eek fo r Eugene
W IL L M A IL CANDY ANYW HERE
dow n to a m in im u m . U n it ve n ­ w here th e y w i l l m ake th e ir
tila to rs in s u re an am ple supply hom e and A d ria n n a w i l l e n te r
o f fresh a ir. M uch a tte n tio n has the U n iv e rs ity o f Oregon.
Candies made by the Johnstone F a m ily are sold in AshJaad
been g iven to lig h tin g , both as
at their Home, located across from the Lincoln School
to fix tu re s and o th e r factors
and at your local merchant
S tatio n ery Supplier
such as la rg e w in d o w s, pastel
a t th e N ew s Review
shades on the w a lls, b rig h t tones
in the a sphalt tile and “ lite -s ite ”
c h a lk board. T he “ b u tte r n u t”
stain is covered w ith fla t v a rn ­
ish.
W ith the a d d itio n o f the three
classroom s a t L in c o ln it is n o w a
tw e lv e teacher school w h ich is
the same as the G eorge A B ris ­
coe b u ild in g . S ix classroom s
w ere co n stru cte d a t the W a lk e r
School and i t is p la n n e d w ith
expansion p o s s ib ilitie s
T here
are th re e e le m e n ta ry teachers in
the B e llv ie w School.
William A. Reedy
Passes Friday
*
NEW W A LK ER S C H O O L —Ow- of the t h n
new .schools of School D istrict 5 which was com ­
p leted ilu n n ; I'lto T h e one to ry c o n c rete s tiiic tu r t re p re s e n ts the la te s t in school design a n d is
planned so th a t m o r e r o o m c a n h e added d thenecd arises.
CAINI INDIES
À
B R ISC O E F IR S T G R A D E R S — T he firs t grade p u p ils o f M rs. A llic e W illits in the new G eorge A.
Briscoe school appreciate th eir spacious q u a rte rs as th e y s ta rt th e ir schooling.
Since the war Pacific Telephone gained as many telephones in the IVesf as in the previous 19 years
West’s four-milliontli telephone goes to work
M A IN E N T R A N C E — at B riscoe school is a sharp contrast to the
d a rk in te r io r o f the o ld W ashington school w h ic h was replaced
by the new s tru c tu re . Note the steps at the re a r w h ic h lead to
an o th e r le ve l o f the m odern one-story school b u ild in g
M O D E R N C A F E T E R IA — K itc h e n at L in c o ln school w h e re h o t
n u tritio u s luncheons are prepared fo r h u n g ry grade school y o u n g ­
sters. S im ila r in s ta lla tio n s are fo und in the Briseoe and W a lk e r
schools.
I. Takes a lo t of e q u ip m e n t to serve 4,000,000
telephones making 22,000,000 calls a day And in
just the tew high-speed years since the war, we’ve
almost doubled our facilities as measured in dollars
And those dollars have produced results. It took
45 years to install our first million telephones, 17
years to install the second million, 6 years for the
third . and onlv
years for rhe fourth
2. Service keeps on im proving as we add this
new equipment. Today you can get the dial tone or
the operator quickly in almost every exchange. Long
Distance calls, nine out of ten of them, go through
while you stay on the line .often in half a minute
if you know the number It’s a good record. But
we won’t be satisfied until everyone who wants
service has it., the best service ever
5. Your ow n telep h o n e today is more valuable
as a result of the many we’ve added You can call
more of the people you want to call — more can
call you And vout telephone does its work, big
lobs and small, fot only a few pennies a call It’s
one of the best buys vou can make with vour
lollars toda\
î
W A L K E R C LA S S R O O M S — A ty p ic a l in te rm e d ia te classroom at
W a lk e r school shows am ple w in d o w s and m odern lig h tin g fix
tlires. Spacious desks fo r students have been designed s c ie n tifi­
c a lly fo r c o m fo rt and assure th a t the best possible w o rk be done
by p upils.
1949
L IG H T , A IR Y C O R R ID O R — in L in c o ln school is the latest w o rd
in school p ra c tic a b ility . The w id e c o rrid o r is easily ke p t spotles-
sly clean and designed to keep d is tra c tin g noises at a m in im u m
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