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f SANITARIANS AT MEET Douglas County Sanitarians T. Claude Baker and LaVerne Miller are in Portland attending a meet ing of the ' Oregon section of the Association of Sanitarians. BUSINESS NAME FILED Certificate of assumed business name has been filed in the county clerk's office for the "Hole In One Donut Shop," 225 Sheridan St., by Roland A. Glass and Lloyd John son. . . - - Bank low Bidder For Canyonville Bonds By MARY BINGHAM The U. S. National Bank of Port land was low bidder for purchase of bonds from Canyonville School District 8 in the amount of $30,000 for addition of two elementary classrooms. Bids were opened at the regular meeting of the board of directors. The bid of the bank was 2W per-. AN MARY CASTLE in "THE LAWLESS BREED a U-l Picture -Coler by Technicolor' Fine meals deserve the accompaniment of a truly fine bread . '. . always use thinly sliced Hollywood Bread! About 44 caforiet per thin slice , r-REM " Hollywood Dial Md Caloric 6uidt" writt EUiAor Day. ftoi 1027, Hflltywood. Cnf .-. you WILLIAMS' BAKERY oailsalwalv by Uwdtr iKtntt by National Baura Services, Inc, Chicago cent interest. Census Completed The final count on the census of School District 8 totaled 441. ac cording to Mrs. Joyce Norman clerk of the district who took the census. Of the total, 203 were girls, and 238 boys. Canyonville school youngsters had an unexpected opportunity to enjoy the sunshine Monday. School was closed because of a defective boiler. Repairs allowed the school to open Tuesday. Larry Neis, 15-month-old son of Mr. ana Mrs. Leon Neis fell from his high chair Wednesday. The fall split the child's gums on both sides of his lower teeth, and cut his chin which required stjtches. His mother picked the bov un and ran the block from the Neis home to Forest Glen Hospital where his injuries were reported not serious. The faculty of the Canvonville Bible Academy sponsored a ban quet the evening of Nov. 11 to honor 16 students who attained the honor roll and honor society. Tom fclwooa ot Koseburg had the high est score of the six weeks period The dinner was served buffet style and decorations carried the fall theme. Mrs. Claude Groth presented several musical selections at the banquet and then joined Mrs. Rob ert Schaeffer in a piano duet. John Billings presented a vocal solo. Mrs. Alice Haymes presented tne nonor society charter. Mr. Claude Groth, principal of the academy spoke briefly about 'Honor in School" and Kenneth Tidd gave the main speech en titled, "Honor in Everyday Liv ing." Recovering From Fall Britt Claxton, two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Claxton, who fell from a moving automo bile about 10 days ago, is reported to be getting along fine. The boy was taken to Eugene where a thorough examination revealed no serious injury. Mrs, John Condon of Fresno, Calif., is visiting her daughter, Mis. Pearl Kemp. Police Chief Ted Nimmo Is back on the job after a week's leave. ' Mr. and Mrs. Don Putnam went to Eugene over the weekend for removal of a cast from Mrs. Put nam's leg at Sacred Heart Hos pital. Mrs. Putnam was injured in an auto accident in California a year ago in July and has worn the leg cast since. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ferguson and children spent the weekend in Grants Pass visiting Mr. Fergu son's sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Waterman. While there, they enjoyed the Marshfield Grants Pass football ' game In which Lyle Loffer, son of Mr. and SWYffllROlDCKR! Do you own an old-fashioned inefficient cleaner? n TRADE IT 111 TODAY! en the newest, most modern cleaner Th UNIVERSAL jit fown ivcrioN cleans everyihing better, finer, easier.,, apstairs, on the stairs, downstairs, all round the bouse. Follows yom as you clean, won't lip or slip off step, carries like an overnight bag. 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Mr. and Mrs. Loson Winn were dinner guests- of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Haymes Saturday evening. Mrs. Paul Reed of Eugene and Mrs. Ethel Manning of Springfield spent two davs visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rimmell. George Blomgren, Leonard Clif ton George Brinkworth, and Nor man Chappell spent a weekend duck hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Oldham of Eugene visited Mr. and Mrs. Mil ton Herbert Sunday. Mrs. Oldham and Mrs. Herbert are sisters. 'Mrs. Philip Claxton and Judy Prevost were listed as medical patients at Forest Glen Hospital this week. Mrs. Mary Murray of Santa Cruz is remaining for a visit with her niece, Miss Mary Berry. Mrs. Murray was here to attend funer al services for her sister, Mrs. Molly Berry. Mrs. George Binder and Mrs. Guy Musser are buying spring goods for Binder's Clothing Store this week. They are attending the spring market week in Portland. RADIO PROGRAMS ICRNR 1490 Ice. 1240 kc. KRXL Calapooia Farm Bureau Member Drive Successful By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK A good attendance was report ed when the Calapooia Farm Bu reau held their Tuesday evening meeting at the Calapooia Club House, with 29 members and sev en guests present. The meeting was called to order by the chairman, Cal Hunter, who appointed Lloyd Sconce, as live stock chairman. The next meeting will be held on December 9, at 7:30 p.m. instead of 8. Meetings will begin earlier during the winter. Maude Cole, Associated Women's chairman, asked each member to bring a guest to the next meeting and also to bring sandwiches or cookies. . . The membership drive, which was in charge of Guy Cole, was reported successful, a . number of new members being secured. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Goff, By ron Goff and children, were guests. Byron displayed Christmas cards, wrappings and ribbons, and secured a number of orders. He will be at the December meeting and will have a number of extra boxes for those wishing them. Bob Monett, Harold Cole and Harold Crouch, assisted by Cal Hunter, Philhp Knapple, Jr. Steph ens, Ralston Cole, hauled wood for the Club House last week. Mrs. George . Wilcox, assisted by three 4-H members, Jean Wil cox, Barbara Cole and Charlene Moore, served refreshments. REMAIN IN 0) OUKt TODAY 4:00 Musical Poundun 4:11 Hemln away MBS 4:30 Curt Massey Show MBS 4:45 Sam Hay as MBS 3:00 Taka a Number MBS 9:.10 Wild Bill Hlckok MBS S:5J Cecil Brown MBS 6 00 Gabriel Heatter MB , 8:15 World of Sporta fcSS Brighter Side 6:4S Sam Hayes MBS 6:55 Bill Henry MBS . . 7:00 Guest Book ' " ' 7:15 Mutual Newareel MBS 7:30 Cisco Kid MBS 8:00 Mr. Cameleon CBS 8:30 You Name It 8:45 Sam Hayes, Touchdown Tipa 9:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS , 9:15 Fulton Lewis. Jr. MBS 9:30 Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Per aons CBS 01:001 Love a Mystery MBS 10:15-Titus Moody Show MBS '.0:20 State and Local Newa 10:30 Gunsmoke CBS 11:00 Nile Watch 11:29 Newa Nltecap 11:30 Sim Off SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1991 6:00 Coffee Club Capers 6:30 County Agent 6:45 Way of Life , 7:00 Hemingway-MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang-MBS 7:45 U. S. Navy Band Et 8:00 Morning Melodlea . 8:25 News-MBS 8:30 Headline News-MBS 8:30 Haven of Rest-MBS 9:00 Baby Days 9:15 4-H Club 9:25 Man About Town 9:30 Saturday Serenade 10:00 News-MBS 10:15 Before the Camera 10:30 Quts Club 11:00 Strictly Dixle-MBS 11:15 News-MBS 11:30 Meet the Missus-CBS 12:00 Bob Grant, World News 1215: Modern Mood Musie 12:30 Man on the Street 12:45 Bob Grant, Local News 12:55 Market Reports 1:00 Afternoon Melodies 1:15 Oregon-OSC Football Gamc-MBS 4:30 Helngway.MBS 4:45 Forward March 5:00 Sons of the Saddle S:30 John's Curve 5:45 Jan Garber-MBS , 5:55 Baukhage Newa 6:00 Recital Hall 6:15 World of Sports 30 Look to the Sles 6:45 Pigskin Parade 7:00 College Cholr-MBS 7:30 Happy Valley Cowboya 8:00 Family Theatre-MBS art Music 8:30 Guest Star 8:45 Civil Defense 9:00 News-MBS 9:15 Wrestling 10:30 John Wolohan Orchestra-MBS 11:00 Hawaii Calls-MBS , 11:30 Newa Nltecap 11:35 Sign Off EXECUTOR NAMED Nealie Catherine Anderson of Reedsport has been appointed executor of the estate of Nonda Anderson, who died in Bend last Oct. 28, leaving an estimated J20, 000 estate in Douglas County. Mrs. Anderson and a daughter, Mary Catherine Henderson of Bend, will share in the estate, ac cording to a probated will. BEasAININQ HOUEg lOOAt 3:30 Open House 4:30 Once Upon A Time 4:45 Del's Story Time 5:00 Rhthm at Random 5:15- Time for Music 5:40 The Editor Speaka 6:00 Sports Spotlight 6:15 Lampllghtera 6:30 Modern Newa 6:45 John T. Flynn 7:00 Western Serenade 7:30 David Rose Orcheatra 7:45 Logger? Weather Bulletin 7:50 .Musical Interlude 8:00 Country Fair 6:30 Barnett'a .Barn Danca 8:49 Dick Haymes Show 9:00 Music For Thursday 9:30 Henry Jerome Show 9:45 Cote Glee Club 10:00 Rhthm Rendezvous 10:15 Air Lane Melodlea 10:30 Dance Tima 11:00 Tomorrnw'a Headllnea ' 11:30 Sign Oft SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1951 6:00 Sign On 6:01 News In A Nutshell 6:02 Dawnbustera 6:30 Rooster Reveille 6:45 First Edition Newa 6:50 County Agent 6:55 Weather Bulletin 7:00 Alarm Clock Club 7:19 Morning Special 7:30 Five Mln. News 7:35 Sleepyhead Serenade 7:45 Four Knights Spiritual 8:00 Sat. Morn. Clam Bake 8:35 Tops In Pops 9:00 Navy Band 9:15 Say It With Musie 9:309:30 Dateline 9:45 Top O' The Morning 10:00 Franzelta Quintette 10:15 Town Crier 10:30 Jimmy Wakely 10:49 Ray Anthony 11:00 Open House 12:00 Variety Time 12:15 Country Musie 12:30 Mid Day News 12:45 Market Reports 12:50 As You Like It 1:00 Polka Time 1:15 The Ambassadors 1:30 Football Warm Up 1:45 California vs. Stanford 4:30 Phonoquest 5:30 Time for Musie 6:00 Sporta Spotlight 6:15 The Lampllghtera 6:30 Modern Newa 6:49 John's Curve 7:00 Western Caravan 7:20 Logger's Weather Bullettn 7:25 Western Caravan 7:30 Timber Topper'e Ball 8:00 Heidelberg Harmonalres 8:19 Music in the Morgan Manner 8:30 Barnett'a Barn Danca 9:00 Music for Saturday 9:30 Shep Fields 9:45 Page Cavanaugh Trio 10:00 Rhythm Rendeavous 10:15 PIck-a-RIb Boya 10:30 Dance Time . 11:00 Headlines 11:09 Dance Time 11:30 Sign Off Frf., Nov. 21, 1952 The News-Review, Rosebijrf, Ore. Pol-Luck Dinner Fullerton school first graders, their families, and their teachers will enjoy a pot luck dinner Friday evening at 6:30. Hard Times Dance The Rose burg Country Club will hold a Sadie Hawkins hard times party Saturday night, Nov. 22. There will be prizes for the best costumes. Members and guests are invited. To Have Banar A bazaar and cooked food sale will be held Saturday, Nov. 22, at the Firestone Store. The sale is sponsored by the Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Thursday thru Saturday Rod Cameron In "FORT OSAGE" plus "ST. BENNY THE DIP" Ends Tonight "FATHER'S WILD GAME" and Inajrid Bergman in "UNDER CAPRICORN" LOCAL NEWS public health, came during speech delivered last night to the Association of Military Surgeons. Truman also rapped Congress for "lost progress" in the health field. Current shortages of doctors and nurses have not been met, he said, "despite repeated efforts to per suade the Congress to adopt a pro gram of federal aid to medical education." Out Of Hospital Mrs. Archie Wilson of Winston was released on Tuesday from the Community Hospital, where she has been re ceiving medical treatment. To Hold Dance The Glide Grange will hold its regular month ly dance at the Grange hall Satur day, Nov. 22, at 9 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Ladies are asked to bring sandwiches. To Meet South Deer Creek Grange will hold its annual har vest ball and homecoming Satur day evening, Nov. 22. All old-timers and friends of the Grange are cordially invited to attend. Re freshments will be served. Truman Warns' COP Not To Bar Social Progress WASHINGTON OF) The Repub-1 lican victory at the polls, President Truman says, was no mandate to I the government to cut down on its I public health activities. Truman said' President-elect Ei-' senhpwer's administration will find i itself "far behind the times" if it j tries to stop what he called the social and economic progress made under the Democrats. And, in defense against what he termed politically inspired attacks ! on his public health program, he declared that "anyone who inter-: prets the election as a mandate to stop the efforts we have been making for social and economic . progress is blind to history." Truman's defense of bis record, and call for further government action in the controversial field of BENEFIT DANCE for Billy Sundquisr and Chuck White Saturday Night $1. per person, or more as you wish to give Camas Valley Hall Good Music 9 p.m. 'til 1 a.m. My va ' r . f ; Is at S!1touy&ji!5Sgl,Xiesx; WMim-: I . , f" . i im if Zmmiiimrri lisfs.nnn iLV-'m-isi n ilntaan I NEXT WEEK ONLY I Learn all the secrets of fragrance from Helena Rubinstein's Beauty Consultant Do you understand the fascinating art of using fra grance? 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