4 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. ThuM.. Nov. tfc, 1W1
Owner Says Sell!
1947 K.5
INTERNATIONAL
Hatbtd With Winch
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Excellent conditio
Fin rubber with 4 spar
New transmission , .
$11 AT
Newhouse & Hutchins
1750 N. STEPHENS
Douglas County Ranks
High In Bond Salt
Douglas county ranks fourth In
the dollar volume of E, F and O
bond sales in the itate of Ore
yon as of Oct. 17.
The county hai alio reached 61.3
percent of its quota, with cu
mulative salei amounting to $183,
m. Eight counties have higher
quota percentage and 27 are below
the Douglas county mark.
Tnlsl tales for all th counties
in Oregon totaled 1486,751.
The bond drive formally ended
Oct. 27, "but a counting period will
AvtanH until Nau. 12. KsIai rnunterl
during that time will be credited to
the county in wnicn tney are re
corded. -
Victim Of loot IW
Tim, Slips Into Sta
LONG BEACH, Calif. UP) -"I'm
too tired goodbye," whis
pered Wilbur cooper, 44.
Then he released his grip on
his overturned skiff and slid Into
the depths. of the Pacific.
His son Irving. 20. and 1 friend
Robert Oxenfeld, 20, also clinging
to the boat watched helplessly.
A short time later, a passing
cabin cruiser spotted the two young
men and pulled them aboard, two
hours after their boat upset off
shore.
A coast guard cutter searched
the area but failed to find Cooper's
body.
Since 1938 the railway passenger
industry nas piled up a delicti 01
more than two billion dollars.
Glide
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try it... set why Hills Bros Coffee makesand keeps-friends!
By MRS. ARTHUR M. SELBY
The fire makers group of the
Wa-han-ka Camp Fire girls of
tilde, are giving a play "Camp
Fire in a Nutshell" at Glide
Grange hall at 7:30 p.m. on' Nov.
7. Articles made by the Camp Fire
girls will be on display and re
freshments will be served. The
public Is cordially invited to at-
iena.
Mrs. Charles E. Miller returned
last June after three years spent
in England and France to vacation
at her country estate at Idleyld
Park. She left Tuesday, Nov. 6
for Portland to fly to New York
and from there sails aboard a
liner docking at La Havre, France
then Journeys to her home in Paris.
Mrs. Miller sent her car to Port
land to be shipped to Antwerp, Bel
gium and delivered to her in Paris.
C. H. Gaylor and family have
moved from Oak Creek to a cabin
on the North Umoaua I miles
east of Glide.
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Kuvkendall
and sons, Dean and Donald have
moved from San Bernardino, Calif.
ana leased a cottage at the Lone
Rock Motor Court. Kuykendail
Brothers have the contract with
Little River Mill Co. to log the
timber on the Phil Strader place
north of the Royal Coachman pur
chased by the mill. After com
pletion of this contract, the Kuken-
dalls will then cut timber which
they purchased on Little River.
Harvey Stroud, Glide high
school coach and friend Bill Hos
klns, have moved from the cottage
on the Selby place' to a trailer
bouse at Lone Rock Motor Court.
Harry Bakken, manager of Mc's
grocery above Idleyld, fcft for east
ern Oregon to hunt elk near En
terprise. He was accompanied by
Bill Winfield of Scio. Alter a few
dys of hunting, Bakken will drive
on to Pasco, Washington to visit
his father, and then on to Valley,
Washington to visit his brother,
Sam Bakken and family. ,
Glido Camp Fir Girls
Entertain Other Groups
The Waditakl Camp Fire group
of Glide entertained other groups
with a symbol party in the school
gymnasium Oct. 30.
Members played symbol games
and sang Camp Fire songs. Cake
'and punch were served, and pins
were presented the guests.
Those attending were Anne Sher
merhorn, Penny Bevans, Nancy
Hurlburt, Judy Roberts, Gail
Kelly, Joann Franks and their
guardian, Mrs. Shirley Melvin
from the Ne-Iap-Pue group; Helen
Taylor, Judy Suhrstedt, Mary
Webster, Betty Lewis, Ruth Web
ster, Sally Fraiier, Shirley Per
sons, and Elsie Bridges, who will
be in group organized by Bobbie
Evans; Jayce Merry, Jeanette
Perry, Judy Campbell, Linda
Moore, Albina Hopper, Juanita
Cole, Patty Harris and their :
guardian, Mrs. Ruby Weaver, Irom
the Waditaka group.
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LANEY To Mr. and Mrs.
James E. Laney, 908(4 S. Jack
son. Roseburg. Oct. 30. a son.
William; weight nine pounds one
ounce. '
GASH To Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Edward Gash, Rt. 2, 113?,
Roseburg, Nov. 3, . a daughter,
Nancy Kay; weight five pounds
fifteen ounces.
BARNES T 0 Mr. and Mrs.
Homer J. Barnes, box 293, Myrtle
Creek, Nov. 4 a daughter, Sharon
Lee; weight seven pounds eight
ounces. , . . ,
ENLOW To Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Enlow, Riddle, Nov. S,
seven pounds fourteen ounces.
JONES To Mr. and Mrs. Guy
William Jones, box 128, Win
chester, Nov. 2, a son, Charles
White; weight seven pounds.
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Riverside Gra-Y Club
Meets Thursday Night
The Riverside school Gra-Y club
met Thursday evening, Nov. 1, in
we scnooi.
The meeting included a short
business session, a showing of
model planes, followed by a recre
ational period.
Those attending Wjere: Dick
Dean, Larry Trover, Xarry and
Dennis Griffin Robert Linder, Da
vid Hartley, Gary Schoonover and
tiarry tiowe.
Sponsor of the club Is the YMCA.
S-Sgt. Chet Jackson, air force
liaison airman, is club advisor.
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1 Can Froien Orange
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2ii Cups Water
. 1 Package OW-oz.) M.CP.
Jam and Jelly Pectin
4Vi level Cups Sugar
Measure sugar into dry dish. Put the
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Now, sdd the measured sugar, bring
b.ck to a full rolling toil, and BOIL
EXACTLY 1 MINUTE. Remove from
Ate, let boil subside, skim. Pour into
sterilized glasses leaving Vi-inch for
sealing with fresh paraffin. Makes 8
six-ounce glasses. (Cue out and keep
this recipe.)
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