The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, July 16, 1952, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text9 Getting Hot HORIZONTAL 1 1 This makes ' I summer hot . 4 This makes a -' furnace hot ' 8 This is always r hot 12 Consumed 13 Monster 14 In a line 15 Fresh 16 Repeat IB Hebrew VERTICAL 1 Mentally sound 2 Shoshoncan Indians 3 This publishes hot news 4 Hackneyed (coll.) 5 Curved molding 8 Ascended 24 25 7 Permit ascetics ritrirl unit 2 10 Walking sticks 9 Persia 27 1? tever. 10 Repetition 28 ZZ Pieced out 11 Female sheen 29 24 Jewish month (p.) 31 28 Blackbirds of 17 -r.nsnlantlne 33 cuckoo family 19 went astray - 27 Moist 23 Flying toys 38 .30 Be sorry 32 Harangue , 34 Trust . 35 Alkaloid used to contract J eye pupil 36 Indian weight 37 Man's nickname 39 Wiles 2,40 Capital of Switzerland -41 City in 3 Oklahoma 42 Strong cords -45 Vendor ; 49 Catches up -J with "SI Musical syllable 52 Venture -53 Ring Z 54 High priest (Bib.) 55 Thin strip of wood -S6Hirelint -57 Lair 1 ji 13 I 1 Is fc I7 I " il ij j U- a S" 7Tn it :s rS ?T" 3 3"" 5 51 n a S 5T" ""55 ' ' a J J 52 - t- 5? 35 ST 2 FUNNY BUSINESS 1 i r vp i "I had tp get him glasses he .. 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'W t-r 1 tsT f V YOJR PHONE I 1 I I I' 1 VU ll r t -7 mmrn m Trm wcw rAniwerto Previous Punte Curves Grievous (arch.) 40 French cap 41 Corridor 42 Poles 43 EgJ-shsped 44 Foreign section of Istanbul Perfume Authorized Revise Numbers Most pleasant 46 Thin British 47 Heraldic band 48 Downpour 50 Mimic novelist Serpents By Hershberger was continually mistaking lor hay: : ". - v 1 I AH DICWT LEAVE EWUFF MONEV TOO THET.''-THET SNEAK MUST BE, HOLDIM1 OUT OKI ME.1'- 1 ...BUT HER BROTHER I I YES, BUT AND I I THEN SH6BA WILL BE V fl I j I WANTED THE J OH, THEN I SHE WILL 1 THEN A BETTER PLACE IN HV-! ) f I Ml I I THRONE FOR 7 SHE IS A I I ESCAPE V ? I I WHICH TO LIVE! r-f-k V ( ti I covins . i 'vr 14. jr-T i?z;:?v- t-zj u -.v- - - l l v w i . i as itun tnnt ' . I I I . . . . . c- i-j . - I r -, x n I MODEST MAIDENS Mul Ivmi U S hial qa v 7 if NwWmn 1 1 He drank The un 'ian oil l. ':er 6we him the tanning : , FROM NINE TO NINE JMtftrro Bf Will you fjleose stop storing and cjo away, Mr. Wump. You moke me so nervous I can't even find what I hove . . .., . in my hand. . DID VO' VASSUH, I AN'WE HAINT GIT A 1 CARV BUVIN' NO RAISE, "s GRUNT. 1 MORE JUNK VOKUM?J S.oo ON TIMC , PIR PAYMINTS. WEEK. WE IS SAVIN UV FO'TH'U'L W, V-i3TTANGER.'.' By Jo Fischer EF HE'S A STRANGER, WHUFFO' IS Wt SAVIN'MONEV FO'HIM? LET HIM SAVE HIS OWN.'.' By V. T. Hamlin hMm! HOW KIN AH I crrii4V yi s - . -n as -aFEIFl 'i:"l Melrose Women Help Clean Up Camp Tyee By MRS. NETTIE WOODRUFF Mrs. T. H. Fargeter and Mrs. James Conn spent two days at Camp Tyee last week helping to clean up the camp and get it ready fur the Camp Fire girls who arrived Sunday for their annual camping session. Jeanine Conn and Claudette Man ning are spending this week at Camp Tyee as counselors. News Briefs: ', Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kruse and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Finn and son, Jimmy, returned recently from a vacation trip which tnon them to Reno and Wellington, Nev. At Wellington they visited briefly with William Van Ornum, 1 relative and resident for many years of Melrose. They drove down the Or egon Coast. Diane Jurgeson, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Jurgeson of Cleveland Hill Road, underwent a serious eye operation in Port land last week and is now at home recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Deleo Graves le turned Saturday from a 10 day visit with the latter's parents and other relatives at Stockton. Calif. They brought their daughters. Don na ana hatliy. home after an ex tended visit with their grandpar ents and aunt and uncle. Glenn Conn of Stockton, Calif., called on friends in Melrose and Roscburg last Monday. He resided for some time at the Walter Kruse home at Melrose. C. E. Reece and L. L. Chitwood Church Will Hear 3 'Mission-Aires' The "Duarte Mission-Aires." a widely known trumpet trio of young evangelists, will appear at 8 p.m. Fridav at Green Communi ty Church, the Rev. Ralph Knauf announced today. The trio from Pacific Bible Col lege have led Youth for Christ ral lies throughout the West. They re cently were picked for the loading group in the Portland Rose Parad- ade. "This is probably the best evan gelistic group in the West," the Reverend Knauf pointed out. "We have made special arrangements for their appearance here. They will be present for one service on ly." The group will present their "visu light" message, one of the newest methods of gospel presen tation. Sound, color and illusion effects are used to oresent this message. BED WETTING If this is your problem, ' write BOX 252, NEWS-REVIEW SONOTONE HEARING CENTER ALL DAY THURSDAY, JULY 17 ROSE HOTEL ASK ABOUT OUR LOWER PRICES ON SONOTONES C. R. Adamson, District Manager ysnmiess Fuller Bruih Co. Ph. 3-365? . W w r. PLUMBINO Morris riumbing ond Heating. 95-97 Porrott St. Dial 3-7003. Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co.. 230 North Stephens.. Phone 3-5377. Harris Plumbing & Heating Co., 805 South Stephens. Phone 3-8173. Vardorf Plumbing. Phone 3-8732, Winchester. Coen Supply Co. Phone 3-4461. Terp's Plumbing. Phone 3-7266. "WASHING-MACHINl SERVICt Bergh's service oil makes of washing machines, dryers. Ironers, refriger otori Ph. 3-8348. 1200 So. Stephens. Washing Machine Service Ruity's Appliance Repair, 510 N. Jockson. Phona 3 3091. RADIO SERVICING Hansen's Radio Service, Sutherlin. Radio Doctors Phone 3-7456. Free Pickup ond Delivery. 408 W. Lane. Horgis Electric Co., 112 E. Cass. Radio & Appliance Repair, ELECTRICIANS RIDENOUR ELECTRIC. 1600 North Stephens. Phone 3-7303. ! Dufresne Electric Phone 3-5222. HEATING ! Heating Service. R. Ritzman Oil Burner Soles & Service. Dealer for Jungeri Blue-Fire heater. 1703 Brown. Phone 3-8267. ' Ashley Thermostatic wood heaters. 1349 Military. Phone 3-4009. FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE Fire Eauipment Co., 220 N, Main. Glenn H. Taylor. Ph. 3-7134. spent last weekend on 1 fishing trip to Coos River and reported good catches. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kettleman and, Annete and Carleen, of Dead wood, S. D., spent last week vis iting the former's sister Mrs. Ar thur llcrrman and family and his brother, Ernest Kettleman, and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Conn and -anine and Jim recently returned from a vacation trip lo Salt Lake City and to Victoria, B. C. At Lo gan, Utah, they called on Mrs. Frank Cory, a former resident. Mrs. Cory recently lost her moth er. She had been caring for her since last summer when she went to l.ognn to live. Mr. Conn attend ed a Turkey Growers convention at Salt Lake. Guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fenn recently were Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Threewit of lngersoll, Calif. They also have Mrs. Fcnn's sister, Mrs. Stella Claver, of Murray, Iowa as 1 guest now. Former Montana People To Picnic In Ashland Former Montana residents will meet for a picnic at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon, July 20, in Ash land's Lithia Park. Ice' cream, coffee and soft drinks will be furnished. Each family will bring his own picnic lunch and table service. MIIJMJ.lWI MOST MEN ARE GOOD BECAUSE THEY HAVEN'T HAD A GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO BE BAD. Don't give your tires on opportunity to 90 bod on your vocation. Put an extra good one on your spare be fore you leave. ADAIR'S ASSOCIATED SERVICE and PARKING TRAILER .nil TRUCK RENTALS 101 N.rth Mom Phone 2-mt Bob Allen, Floor Covering Installation Contractor. All types. Ph. 3-B34. C0VIRIN6 Philip M. Durnam, Sales & Installa tion ol Floor Coverings. Soo W. Oak St. Phone 3-6123. ROOFING Roofing ond roof repol'ina. Insula tion, siding. Ph. 3-8255. Acme Roofing Co. ILECTROLUX cleaners Cleaner and Air purifier - Sales, Service and free demonstrations 102 W. Commercial Ave. Ph. 3-3591, J. L Newberry, Salesman. DECORATORS Painting ond Paper Hanging. H. E. "Woody" Wood. Phone 3-4240. EXCAVATING SHALE ROCK FOR SALE Road building and rocking. Shovels, cots, drag-lines rid dump trucks for hire, by hour or contract. C. P. TALLON . 2341 N. Stephens Ph. 3-4040 CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 1 Mile E. on N. Umpqua Hwy. Phone 3-5596 ED FUCHS CEMENT CONTRACTOR Cement finishing and concrete work ! of oil typos. Free Estimates. Jobs, large ond small. 3 years locally In business. Phone Residence 3-6212 1941 Goeti Street RENTAL or CONTRACT D-7 Doior ond 70 "Cot" Scroetr, Shovel, Drog Line end Dump Trucks. Rock ond Sholo lor sole. ED A. MILLER 2027 Hollis Diol 3-7953 IlilSllllll Wed., July 16, 1952 Trie Newi-Revlew, Roiebura, Ort. Roseburg School Education Costs Shown In Report It costs $.166.23 a year to alve your son or daughter a RoseburK high school education, and $309.16 it he or she is in grade school. That's the average expenditure per child from the Rosrburjt School District No. 4 general fund, ac cording to a report for the 1951-52 school year released at the board of education meeting Monday night. The school district came out in (he black last year, financially speaking. Total revenues were $1,- 004,000. Expenses were only $997,- 447.85. (These are general lund figures, and include everything ex cept bond issues for building pur poses.) I'er student averages are figur ed on the basis of the 3.009.5 av erage daily attendance at the Dis trict's six schools Senior High, Junior High, Rose, Benson, River side and Kullerton. High School students, with an average daily attendance of 1063.8 use up the most money per stu dent. Next most expensive is the Junior High, with $355.38 for 425.9 students. They keep going down: Fulleiton, $325.41, for 387 2 students; Benson, $324.77, for 293.- THI WATta ITSTIM rea a lot or waiia FOR ECONOMICAL U S E HaIIALIJALRO oa linn ... at hioh oa LOW pajisuai . . . e've , 'em .u, ,n(j wer, coaS raOM IHAUOW vinced thai we've ot Ik outstanding Oa DIIP Will. water system value for you. It's the new Goulds Jet-O-Matic, made by the company whose pumping equipment has been building a reputation for highest quality for 99 years. It's fully automatic Easily installed. Capacities to give you any volume you desire, at any pressure. Dual service same pump for shal low well or deep well operation. Can't lose prime. Only one moving part no trouble, no upkeep. It'a a Goulds, so you can rely on it for many years of completely dependable operation. Come in and see i' BUY WHERE YOU SHARE IN THE SAVINGS W. Washington at S.P. Tracks Roseburg, Oregon PHONE 3-5022 J !.(.. 1 (..i-f.MiailHi jj (Hi1! J ifcTF FREE PARKING AT ROSEBURG PAVING CO. Asphalt Paving Custom Blading Office: 634 S. Main Tslephent 3-6113 Free Estimates "Bill" Laisiter Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windows, Sash, and Framei Mill mni Moih.r Phone 3-3434 MASONRY BLOCK CONSTRUCTION Commercial - Residential Fireplaces New Foundations - Remodeling Old Foundations "No Job Too Lorgt or Too Smoll Estimates ot no Obliaat'on GUST J. HAFT, Contractor i 1506 Military, P.O. Box 104, Phont 3 5471 SIMMONS FLOOR SERVICE LAY SAND FINISH All Materials furnished Inlaid Floors, Any Design Phone 3-4852 RUBBER STAMPS Made here In Roseburg. Copy in by I 1 :00 AM, out by 8;00 AM next day Marie to lost lonaer. orint more cleor- ly. Any sue, with or vijhout cuts. Hirer onH save oaenl's commis sion. Bonk endorsement stamps FREE if we print your checks. No Orders Over The Phone Out-of-Town Orders Prepaid. M&M PRINTERS 504 N. Jockson, Roseburg, Oregon PDirec1-irv 5 sfudents; Riverside, $292.88, for 541.4 students. Rose School, with 297.7 attendance, has the lowest pr-r pupil cost $286.99. General control funds pay for supervision; teaching staff; plant operation; maintenance and re pairs; such auxiliary agencies as the nurse, lunch co ordinator and transportation: fixed charges like insurance and retirement pay; and capital outlay for furniture anrl equipment, library books and new sites. I Get FEMEZE today. Convenient purse size phial containing 15 tablets for only 59c. 36 tablets tor 98e or 100 for $2.25. AVAILABLE AT ALL DRUG COUNTERS fad Meyer lljl NORTH JACKSON T..r-' 7 THE FARM BUREAU Royal Typewriters Victor Adding Machines Sales ond Srvlc Rentals Fast. Dependable Servlc Ken's Office Equip. (31 South Stephens Mi. 3-545 "Individualized Floors ot Beautillty." Uloie Unlvi Carpeting v Rubber Tile Atpti.lt Tile Formleo Tope Venetian Bllnak FREE ESTIMATES Opto 9:30 to :30 FLOOR COVERING 222 Was Ook Phone 3-4401 Authorised FILTER QUEEN SALES intj SERVICE rr fjrmonitrauon in your horn any time. Call Aft 8 pm., Wtedavf, Anr Tim Sat. and Sun. rn.TKR QUKKN DWTnl!TO 1015 Ruttet Lana Phona -374 CHIMNEY BLOCKS Lite-Rock Building Blocks Concrete Building Blocks Chrystalite Tile Plant Phone 3-3322 3750 North Stephen! X--r----i----a-i-2-t-------firT " " "