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TREES FURNISH employment for many members of this community. Some work in the
forests . . . others in the mills, processing' the timber crop . . . Other citizens rely for
their livelihood on the trade furnished by the people employed by the forest products
industries.
Burning trees hurt all of us. A blaze which consumes growing timber may destroy
the pay envelope of every member of the community. Burned trees create no trade or
employment.
Help keep fire out of the woods. If we work together we can lick Forest Enemy
Number 1.
Remember . . . One tree will make millions of matches
One match will destroy millions cf trees-
This advertisement sponsored by th e following firms of Douglas County
WEYERHAEUSER TIMBER CO.
ROBERT DOLLAR LUMBER CO.
PUGET TIMBER CO. OF OREGON
E. K. WOOD LUMBER CO.
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ASSOCIATED PLYWOOD MILLS, INC.
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PACIFIC LUMBER DISTRIBUTORS
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NORTH DOUGLAS MILLS, INC.
E. G. WHIPPLE POLES AND PILING
A. F. SAAR, INC.
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By MRS. ELSII BRCfZIO
tf nnri Mrs Vflrn T.rwil1 nf Til.
ler spent th weekend vlng Mrs.
l.erwills mother, Airs, time
Blakely, in Wilbur and Mrs. Ler
wiil'i sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Henry in umpqua.
Mrs. LurMne Abbott of Phoenix,
Ariz., spent a few days visiting
friends and relatives in Wilbur and
Roseburg. O
Mrs. Olga IlWvey returned t o
Mercy hospital for a few days
treatment after recovering from a
rcciTit major operation.
Mr. and Mrs. George snort spent
the weekend vacationing and fish
ing at coastal points.
A ore-school clinic for first grad
ers of Wilbur school will be held at
the schoolhouse on August 21 start
ing at 1 p.m. Any child who will
not be able to attend because of
transportation is asked to contact
James Gainer, box 140, route 4,
Roseburg for arrangements.
The Boy Scout and Explorer
troop, Number 119, returned from
a week's outing at Camp Melakwa
in the Three Sisters area Sunday.
They reported an enjoyable vaca
tion and returned with the Camp
award, which consisted of the high
est number of points collected in
all camp sports. Troops from Eu
gene and Drain also attended.
Mr. W. D. Turner has been quite
ill at his home, but Is reported im
proved. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Howard and
children, Vicky and Lossee, of Eu
reka, Calif., spent the weekend
visiting Mrs'. Howard's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sands in Wilbur.
Tu.Q4ug. 21, 1951 Th KUwi-Review, Roieburj, Or. S
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WENTY QUESTIONS: I's a
matter oplnio-and not Robert
Burns', as to the meaning of
"Rye" in the Scotch ballad,
"Comin" Trhu The Rye." Differ
ences about the "Rye" have blos
somed into something of a feud on
"Twenty Questions" heard Sunday
eveninns on KRNR. Even Prince
ton university's extensive research
library facilities cannot solve the
problem.
The "Rve" In the song was a lis
tener-submitted subject. Though it
was guessed before the allotted
20 Questions hnd hpen used, oanel-
1st Fred Van DeVehtcr and mod
erator Bill Slater, had differences
as to the nature of the subject.
One said it was "mineral." The
other claimed it to be "vegetable."
Van hied to Princeton's library and
researched the problem more
thoroughly. The Glasgow Herald,
for example, claimed poet Robert
Burns was thinking of the Kye
river in Yorkshire, northern Eng
land. Other literary experts be
lieved Burns was thinking of the
fields of rye. Then he checked
further and discovered another In
triguing complication to the prob
lem.
The lyrics of the ballad are not
from the original Robert Burns'
poem. They're by an anonymous
author. Asks Van DeVenter, "How
do you resolve that?"
Certainly no problems of this
sort are advanced on the Cluel
For You contest on KRNR. . . .
we've yet lo come up with an ob
ject that someone can't figure. , .
but the hope is always present.
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