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'Jm "I keep 'em on the line with the pockets turned out it keeps collectors away!" 7reckles and"h1sriends Thun., Aug. 21, 1952 The News-Review, Roidburg, Or. 7 MODEST MAIDENS ISM 32 fulr Y0U Oi?DEi2 Fli34T DEAT2, THEKJ ILL kMOW JU4T HOW MUCH I CAN'T AFFORD To EAT FROM NINETONINE By Jo Fischer Award Winner Becomes National Defense Bond Salesman rr bbbbbKhbIbbI i Yoncalla School To Open Sept. 8 The Yoncalla High School, Grade School and the Scotts Valley schools will open on Sept. 8 instead of Sept. 2, as previously announced, due to the tailure of getting a new school bus in time. The school bus will not be rea ly until Aug. 25. Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Briner left Tuesday by plane f.ir Lima, Ohio, to pick up the vehicle, but they will not have time enough to drive the bus across the United Slates by the original Sept. 2 open ing date. With the exception of one toachpr rehired from last year, the high school will have an entirely new faculty. New principal and instructor will be Cloyce Avey from Stayton. Oth er teachers are Joan Cote of Port land, who will teach home econom ics and physical education: Charles Caley of Corvallis, sTiop: Tom Ma son of California, coach: Charles Martin of Salem, music: Mrs. Lulu llenniman of Cherryville, Enslish; and Mr. Moll of Corvallis, science. Lifeguards Work, Too, Recording Surf Data LONG BEACH, Calif., I Long Beach lifeguards don't spend all their time sun bathing, charming pretty girls and saving an occa sional floundering human. They also must record ocean temperatures and surf conditions. Each day, a guard takes three thermometer readings and a gan der at the Pacific's mood from Long Beach's Horseshoe Pier. Lo cal newspapers and radio stations pass the information along to the public, says Roy J. (Dutch) Miller, lifeguard captain. DEEP SEA FISHING Sportsman Dock ot Winchester Bay Phone 5-R-21 Charleston or Coos Boy Phone 8701 4 & 8 H. Charters Humphrey Botart, Academy Award winner, In a special motion pie tore trailer produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, urgea movie goers in 18,000 motion picture theatres throughout the country to Invest more In Series K United States Defense Bonds. The special Bogart trailer la the iirst.of a series of releases by the five major newsreel com panies as a contribution to the current Defense Bond campaign. Borart was selected as the Drat top star personality In a series In which atara will apeak np for Defense Bonds from motion picture aoreena at bi monthly Intervals durlnt the year. Oil Field Flooded To Hike Production ' CENTR ALIA, 111., W A new twist ' in oil production from a Southern Illinois field calls for building an artificial water sys-, torn vast enough to suoply a city of 200,000. I The Texas Co. hopes its 25-acrp ; project, to be completed in 1953, : will help force 500 milium dollars worth of vital oil to the surface: of the Lake Centralia field. The water will bo used to pro- i vide pressure in recovering oil ; which otherwise would be left un derground after previously used methods were slopped as no long-i er economical. The Texns Co. says ! the field's life will be extended 20 years. Five oil-bearing strala underly ing 20,000 acres will be flooded, A Texas Co. spokesman estimat ed it would take 8,650.000.000 gal lons of water to fill the space voided by oil and gas since the field ! discovery in 1937. Charles Darwin was horn in 1809 and published the "Origin of Spe cies" in 1859. STEARNS MORTUARY Funeral Director HOLT GRIMES Mrs. Harry Stearns Licensed Lady Assistant Our service is for all and meets everv need. Any distance, any time. Phona 2711 or 2713 Oakland, Oregon New and Factory Rebuilt Chrysler-Dodge-Plymouth DESOTO For As Low As $5.00 per month You Can Have A New or Factory Rebuilt Motor Installed Drop In and Let's Talk It Over! Take Advantage of This SPECIAL OFFER! ROSE MOTOR CO. 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