12 The News-Review, Roteburg, Or. Wed., Moy 21, 1952
Diet Talk Given By Nutritionist
The diets of most persons nowa
days are pretty good, but some
lack vitamin C, in the opinion of
the state nutritionist.
Mrs. Robert Stein was in Rose
burg recently in connection with a
mothers' class sponsored by the
Douglas County Health Depart
ment. ,
Mrs. Stein, of Portland, says the
vital vitamin C is contained in
' such things as oranges, grapefruit,
cabbage, and others. It's neces-
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You needn't eat a certain way
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wives don't necessarily have to
prepare ever meal by means
of calorie and vitamin charts.
However, in the course of a week,
the meals should be averaged out
to include all the necessary ele
ments. You needn't even eat breakfast,
Mrs. Stein, says, if you don't want
to excpt that "you may get aw
fully hungry about 10 in the mor
ning." Discussing fat people, Mrs.
Stein says they're usually that
way because of "too many cal
ories." There are hidden calories
in such things as margarine,
cream, and other food, and fur
thermore people may eat more
than they think in between meal
snacks.
Woman Nearly Wins
Nomination For D.A.
SALEM I Marion County al
most elected Oregon's first woman
county district attorney.
Miss Hattie Bratzcl, long a court
reporter and who recently was ad
mitted to law practice, was nosed
out 6,245 to 5,874 by Kenneth E.
Brown, Silverton lawyer, for the
Republican nomination.
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By MRS. ARTHUR M. SELBY
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Van Der
Brake from Elmo, Wash., are
new tenants at Mc's Motel. Van
Der Brake is employed at Doug
las County Lumber Mills.
Robert Ridgeway of San Fran
cisco spent the weekend visiting
his mother, Mrs. Vivian Padelford,
manager of the Red Barn.
Jean Ann McCormack, candi
date for queen or princess of the
Douglas County Centennial, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
McCormack of Glide. She was
graduated from Glide School in
1951. She was president of her
senior class and now is employed
by Koy 0. Young, Roseburg real
tor. Although beauty, talent and per
sonality count in the judging,
there Is another factor that counts
in the decision; that is the
amount of sales of Centennial mer
chandise by the candidates, pro
ceeds of which go to financing
the celebration. Residents of the
Idleyld Park area can assist the
candidate by purchasing the auto
mobile stickers 25 cents each
at the Glide Store or. from Mrs.
Arthur Selby.
Weekend Kuests of Mr. and Mrs.
Forrest Losee were Losee's broth-
er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Wilkinson and sons, Corpor
al Royal D. and Blng Wilkinson
and daughter Ann, and a guest,
Miss Darlene Dillar, all from Eu
gene. Corporal Royal D. Wilkinson is
home on 30-day leave. He enlisted
in the Army at 18 years of age j
in 1949 and has spent two ana one-
half years at Okinawa wunout
leave, assigned to the Signal Corps
K-9. Wilkinson will return there
for another nine months of service.
Spring Concert Dated j
By Roseburg Symphony j
The Roseburg Symphony was:
holding final rehearsals this week
for the spring concert it will pre-1
sent at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday May 27, I
in the Junior High School auditor-1
ium.
Wendell Johnson Is conductor of ,
the newly-organized 35-piece or-!
chestra, which presented its first ;
concert last February. ;
Piano soloist for the Tuesday
concert . will be Miss Virginia
Young, who will play a Schuman
concerto.
People from all occupations and
all ages compose the orchestra,
which was well received in its
first concert. ,.
Selections by Beethoven, Mo
zart and Schuman will be featured
in the spring concert.
Tickets are on sale at the three
Roseburg music stores, Harmony
House, Ott and Ricketts and .Bob's
Music Store.
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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 eitixens 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 ne trade or employment. Help keep fire out of the woods. If we
work together we can lick Forest Enemy Number I. Keep Oregon Green!
REMEMBER . . .One tree will make Millions of matches
One match will destroy millions of trees
KEEP OREGON GREEN
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