A fully equipped dental clinic, the gift of Dr. A.F. Petzel, of Portland, has been installed. The girls enjoy full-time educational advantages under the most favorable conditions. Special teachers are provided, lessons in all the household arts are given as age and capacity permit, and proper attention is given to physical training and recreation. The number of girls registered during 1927-28 was 2000. Crittenton Refuge Home Florence - Mrs. Laura Ward, superintendent, East 31st and Glisan streets, Portland.
Temporary shelter is given to any young woman in distress.
Classes in cooking, general elementary English subjects, sewing and household work are taught. This institution for the care and training of wayward, delinquent and incorrigible girls, is also known as St. Rose industrial school. Girls may be committed to the institution by courts throughout the state, or may be placed by parents or lawful guardians through the child welfare commission. The school is a thoroughly modern, fireproof building and splendidly equipped in every department. The grounds comprise 10 acres with large playground and fruit orchard.