The news-review., August 21, 1954, Image 11

ight Crew Added
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fThe John R. Saxton Co., who
-gan work in December, 1953 of
joking and graveling the 18 miles
1 the new North Umpqua High
ly from Mc's place to Steam
iit Creek, put on i night shift
Monday m order to rush com-
In Old Mexico
ACROSS
81 Dry
1 Mexico is
62 Scottish
capital of this
country
$ area is
sheeofold
63 Pen name of
Charles Lamb
64 Soaks uo
760,383 square
i miles
8 It is in
65 Oriental coin
66 Blow with
open hand
DOWN
I mineral
I resources
', 12 Toward the
sheltered side
13 Folding bed
1 14 Mountain
(comb, form)
.15 Vend
1 16 Compass point
!17 Part of a
pedestal
18 Rings
IToss
2 Ileum
(comb, form)
3 Relate ,
4 Colnr
5 Frnzpn water
6 Unit of weight
i precipitous 31
8 Rat
9 Persia 32
10 Surrender 35
11 Monk's cowl 39
19 Fillip 42
20 Leveled
22 Individual
24 Cooking
utensil
25 This republic
is making
great
progress
29 It has 29 a
33 Chemical
suffix
34 Peel
36 Mr. Chaney
37 Rubber tree
38 Classify .
40 Blackbird of
euckoo family
41 Chest rattles
44 Dressed
feathers
48 Encountered
48 Weight of
India
49 The were
among its
native Indians
52 It has many
ruins
56 Gull-like bird
57 Too
60 Withered
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To Speed North Highway Work
pletion of construction.
At Horn
Mis Linda Moore returned Wed
nesday after a month's visit wuo
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hayes, at Toledo.
Ellis Neal and family of Sea
side spent the weekend visiting
Answer to Previous Puzzle
21
23
25
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Ages
Dry, as wint
Expunges
Former
Russian rulers
Tndonesians of
Mindanao
Nothing
Journey
Shout
Number
26
Palm leaf
Stagger
Let-fall
Wolfhound
Musical
27
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30
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Geraint's wife54
Operatic solo
Kind of tide
Born
Lair
Strays 55
Abound 58
Corrects 59
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hlc parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Neal, Ellis Neal is superlntendant
of Seaside schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holland ana
sons, Roy and Dale, were ove:
night guests at the home of Mr.
and Mts. Vera Andewort. The Hol
lands were former residents uf
Glide. 13 years ago, they owned.
the home and 400 acres on Lone
Rock road on the North Umpqui,
which they sold to Mack Brown,
and which was subsequently sold
to Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Evans.
In Los Angeles
Jack and Donna Henry drove to
Los Angeles Wednesday to visit
relatives for two weeks. J a c K
Henry, Alc, was discharged
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"I love jrour ponies, they're
ACADEMY AWARD
HOLLYWOOD t A Mexican
Film Academy award won by ac
tress Katy Jurado was presented
10 nei weanesoay on uic i u
picture she is making at 20th Ceo-
Aug. 3 after four years of aervice
in the Air Force.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Fa sold and
children of Cottage Grove spent
the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs.
ueorge iseai.
Clarence Gordon, owner of Gor
don's Lodge and cabins at Steam
boat, is constructing a large build
ing, one half mile below Steam
boat Creek bridge, which has been
olwoys so nice to get home from!"
Iff Si
Elkton Lions End
By MRS. C. W. HENDERER
The Elkton Lions Club held their
last picnic Wednesday eveninz at
the Beckley picnic grounds. About
15 members and their families en
joyed a potluclt supper.
New Car Owners
Mr. and Mrs. Arley Marsh are
the owners of a new sedan.
Steve Clemo, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Damn hrnlro hi uiic
Thursday when he and his broth-
leased to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Bailor, orputnt nnnritnr, it tnu
old store at the bridge, i'he build
ing, specially constructed for the
Bailors, will contain a cafe, store
and residential quarters. .
Mr. Crystal Freeman drove to
Portland Wednesday on a busi
ness and nlfiasura trln 4, avlAnl
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Rpn riinninohnm
have moved from Mc's place to
inn rvnrin I mnnm nhim -i.h
ningham is an employe of Saxton
Construction Co.
FROM NINE TO FIVE
Have you got a pattern that
freckles? '
'i NY BUSINESS
l
"Could I borrow the mallet a minute? I don't like thi
' questions he's asking!"
DECORATORS . RUGS t CARPETS I
Paintino ond Paper Hanqing. H. E. F&W Floor Covering
"Woody" Wood. Phona 3-4240 Sales ond Installation of all types of
r floor coverlnaj.
ELECTRICIANS pre. Estimates S&H Green Stomps
STTree ElecMc N. Main 325-327 S. Stephen,. Ph. 3-6234
Dial 3-5358 or 3-3223.
Rldenour Electric. 9 0 6 South Nelson & Pyle
Stephens. Phone 3-7303.
floor covering Woodworking Co.
Sole. oXroTZ, a. Windows, So.h od Frame,
floor covering. Mill ond Mother Phono 3-3434
Freo Estimote S&H Green Stomps.
325-327 S. Stepheas Ph. 3-6234
Dornam's Floor Covering FumitUre Refiltishinq
Carpets, Linoltum, Formico, file
566 W Oak Dial 3-6123 Furnitur repaired and refiniihttj.
Antiquti a specialty.
TSTTrrT- ROSS INTERIORS
Floors laid and finished. Carlson, , .
ph. 3-8442. Harvard ot Mople Ph. 3-5209
PLUMBING ; UMMjf '!
Hurlburt's Plumbing. Dial Sutherlin -. . 3 iO'L 'J t' l""TTl
2182 or Roseburg 9-5104 j& 1 V J I ' 1 W til III
Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co. f ffi$$flffiw7nwtfi im. I M
230 North Stephens Phono 3-5377 tf jalaJ Mlit''UUri2Miif
Harris Plumbing & Heating Co. . ... . r
805 South Stephens Phono 3-81 73 DOUGLAS
Coen Supply Co. Phono 3-446) DURACLEANINC
Hansen's Plumbing & Heating, Wins- Phone 9-5211
ton. Ph 9 8705
MISCEU.ANEOUS I C J
Fuller Brush Co Ph. 3-3659 M.WdUSl
ROOFING Blower Service
Aluminum Life time Shinglo Co. Dis ! C"lk sonrlco. No dmr before ond
trlbutor Aluminum Lock SMnoie. ' oftorwordi. No shoreline. w.
229 E Roberts Ph 3-5127 , P"' " " "' lr- c"
. blow up to 200 'oof.
RADIO SERVICING Guy & Francis Gill Fuel
: Formerlr Claude Willey Fuel Co.
Horgis Electric Co., 112 F Coss. 1502 E. Oouoloi Ph, 2-1 S24
Rodio & Apphonca Repoir, I lmmmmmmmmKm
Picnic Sessions
er, Lynn, went over a bank on
their bicycles.
Clara Riley returned last week
from an extended visit with her
son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Riley, of Redmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Price and
daughters, Penny and Ruth, re
turned Monday from a 2600-mile
trip to Victoria, B.C. and Glacier
National Park in Montana. They
went up the Oregon and Washing
ton, coasts to British Columbia
where they spent several days.
They returned through Idaho,
Washington and down the Colum
bia River Highway.
Dana Henderer left by bus early
Wednesday morning for Harbor
to visit her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Weigel.
DOPE PRICE UP
MEXICO CITY W-A dope ped
dler complained to police arresting
him that Mexico's rising cost of
living has boosted the price of
marijuana cigarettes to two pesos
16 cents each. Officials esti
mated this is a rue of about Id
i per cent.
By Jo Fischer
will counteract rny boy friend's
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By Hershberqer
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Sot. Aug. 21, 1954 Tht
Mineralogical Show Scheduled
The 14th annual convention and
show of the Northwest Federation
01 anneraiogicai bocieues will be
held at the Lane County Fairgrounds,-
Eugene, Sept. S 5.
An invitation to Douglas County
"rockhounds" to attend ha been
extended by the Eugene Mineral
Club. The general public is invited
to see the many mineral displays
according to Mrs. E. L. Tester of
the Umpqua Mineral Club.
Included In the displays Is a
rock garden that will be put in
place by the Tacoma Agate Club.
Albany mineralogist Fred Rhon
er. known on the Pacific Coast for
his mineral displays, has notified
the Eugene club that be is bring
ing down the largest display he
Jf
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News - Rtvitw, Roteburg, Ore. 11
has ever shown at a convention.
Mrs. Teater said that Ralph
Dietz, associate editor of "Gems
And Minerals," has promised to
show his Australian opal sphere at
the show. She said it is reputed
to be the largest such sphere in
the world. This is the first time
it will have been shown in the
Northwest. ,
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