The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, December 21, 1954, Image 21

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Newspaper Page Text10 The News-Rovlew, Rosebura, School Head Speaks i By JEAN RADCLIFFE Sr. Marvin Smith, assistant su perintendent of schools in Rose burg, spoke to the 5th and 6th grade classes at the Deer Creek school recently about Panama aad he other Central American coun tries. Dr. Smith spent seven months in Panama during the war. Several' class members entered a contest in which they dressed dolls in Mexican costume. Prizes were won by Flora McGinnis and Douglas Stone. ... Officers- Elected ' v An election of class officers Is conducted every six weeks and the new officers lor the next six week term are, president, Wally Foster; vice president, Johnny Hatfield, and .'treasurer, Bruce Manske. These are officers for the fith and 6th grade room. -. Vonda and Wanda Miller with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, left for Denver, Colo., on Wednesday. They were called there by the serious illness of their Songstress ACROSS . DOWN 1 Songstress, ' IHavtnc' : Jackson toothed wheels 6 She appears on t Mean programs ssymooi ror 11 Abstract niton i beings 4 French city 12 Occurrence " 5 Enclosures 13 Rodent -. 6 Unit of ' 14 Credit (ab.) reluctance 15Kindofsoup . THail! ' - 17 Anger Low haunt 18 City in The . B Hospital Netherlands resident 20 Goddess of the physician dawn 10 Indolent 21 Canvas shelter 13 Cosmic order 35 23 Theatrical sign ; 25 Formerly lSTvoeofboet 36 (pl. 37 19 Age 88 22 Depot ship 40 2t Viper 1 28 Brings into I syntony . 130 She Is on a work . !32SaJIor 33 Persian 1 ' gateway 34 Tahltian god ' 35 Globes -39 Heroic tales 43 Equal -44 Twitching '46 Famous . " garden ' 47 Arrival (ab.) 48 College cheer 50 Compass point 51 Engaged In tumult 55 Pronoun 56 Peer Gynt's mother 57 Maned beasts 68 Muse ot poetry 160 Natives ol Scotland ' 81 Tardier i mm rrrrr - ii : ir r--r is -r lzArwM s W : FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS . MAVe Aam cxpen umo , ovex amd just J faeninci THAT would be' I eWrU DOT W A . IF CIROJM- POf KOVVTO AU. TAfJC' r cyeNINq I nHI WOULD ocf J . u-n? tm EVfNiwo.Sur.' I stances wew r bot smjeM, v J . T'lflW'i'SWl VvUl CD lUJ TURK PIFFERENr, AND OUS; MkOO . I V J TOaW'.'ffif ,r LI'L ABNER ALLEY OOP BLONDIE I WtHTfl QT 1 1 T 7"sMONEyj IwrnHefwowERE W6ALTHK I f i ii '"Mja 1 1 entire urremr) in 4 Ihubrv? Jv tminj-bot, mv "J I PIERRE. I'M GIVING A cSrfl I FRESHMAN 1 AH'LL V ADVANCE. 1 1 VOLVVE. CREDIT AGENCV l I SMALL. RECEPTION, TO J ? CLASS J HAVE A 1 PLEASED HANDLED JUST WARNED 1 i I T INTRODUCE TINV TO J W (9 1. i OF VALE. GANG, SXXm I" THE " I ME-YOtfRC r J ' T 4A ToT ry y IWTji VKN0W.aiZ,A6 ...LE'S GO SEE IF WE "S iA t t' CP MLCM AS HAIE r ME A CAMT RNP SOME ( RIGHTO. WTy A A VIOLENCE. IVS ( NEITHER, ) MORE TDFALrM IPSIjra 1 IhEPES ALL PAPA IF a rapmep POP I HAVE To T BOUT -f SOLD 18 HOGS WRITE A COMPOSITION l) A " MAGELLAN 1 Jjw PCX? $1350. ON MAGELLAN" LOOK fiffrs. ' f-rf2 L HOW MUCH HIM UP IN THE lJ MS VWD ( WOULD- Of Tut. Dtc. 21, 1954 To Dixonville Kids uncle. '.; ' N . Wally Foster was a dinner juest of Albert BadcUffe last Thursday evening. Mrs. Elaine Donlvsn, Mrs. Fera flane and Mrs. Norma Resitoule attended a Camp Fire meeting Tuesday held at the Presbyterian Church in Boseburg. Galen Crisler, a student at Lin field College at McMinnville, spent the weekend at his home on the Buckhorn Road. He brought Gary Major with him as his houseguest. A new bridge it under construc tion on the Brumbach property on the south Deer Creek Boad. The bridge will run parallel to the old bridge. . (, ,, BUS PLUNGIS; 37 Dll ' MEXICO CITY Ut) A crowded bus plunged into a ravine 40 miles southwest of here Sunday night, kiling 37 workmen and injuring 38 others. Answer to Previous Puizfo Bci-fJ UUkll Tfjn antT.Sv5 131 at 3 TcX3l v ' g 1 l I T T A H T rcloNggTrygaW a v B -SIXfrSBRTfj bn7 btuX M e7 n 24 German king 41 Overseer of 25 Continent , ' morals -4 27 Erect , 41Teeu 29 Weight . . 45 Desert aotaat deduction 48 Olympian 31 Allowrmee for goddess - waste I In addition - Box 53 Entomolocy , Hazards fsb.1 Epic . 54 Doctor osHoer Courtesy title Scripture fas) Form a notion 59 Preposition - : V ' - t - fir . s Hrn ' ARABIAN DANCERS appear in full costume for rehears als for "The Nutcracker Suite," which students of Central Junior High will present Tuesday night. Georgene Shank lin, music teacher, arranged the play and students worked but the sets and costumes. The public is invited to the 7:45 snowing. (Paul Jenkins picture) 1 FROM NINE TO FIVE Let's not look at the clock before, going to lunch, kids, way. we won't have to worrv about when w oet HUROV POP-' 1 NEEO YOU TO HELP ME WITH THIS MAP OF RELANO "ij1 :m J It By Joe Fischer wtflwt That back. MSANWHILX SACK NOME -OODWKKE BEHAVES OGOLY. FOR A VALET. Ten mile Grade School Program Set By LOUISA COATS the Christmas program for the Tenmile Qrade School is scheduled (or Wednesday evening, at eight o'clock, at the Ladies Clubhouse in Tenmile. . Music supervisor Orinda Mit chell is program director and pi ano accompanist. Paul Dodd will lead the community singing. First, second, and third grades will present a play entitled, "The Children's Christmas Toys," : i n which they will hang up their stockings before a large fireplace. The fourth, fifth and sixth erades will present "What is Christmas," a choral reading wnn music, wnn Marie Willets sixth grade teacher directing the singing assisted by Tual 7oAd and the school band. Treats for the children will be fur nished by The Tenmile Mothers Club and The Tenmile Dads Club. The Tenmile school rooms are colorful with Christmas decora. FUNNY BUSINESS P5 "I'm sure it will be all right with my husband his weight card said he was generoua and ufiderstanding!' MODEST MAIDENS TMtaut brMvrW 0. S. hart 0Oa "Eddie and I always exchange presents - I take his back and txchongi it the day after Christmas!" "ANSWERING SERVICE" Business Men's Telephone Exchange. Telephone onswering and solicit ing. Ph. 9-8760. ffADIO SERVICING Hargls Electric Co., 112 E. Cass. Radio & Appliance Keoair. ELECTRICIANS Du Fresne Electric. 224 N. Main Dial 3-5358 or 3-3223. FLOOR SANDING Floors laid and flnlslied. Carlson, ph. 3-8442. PLUMBING Hurlburt's Plumbing. Any typ. Ph, 3244, Suthsrlin. Kler-Crooch Plumbing Co. 230 North Stephens Phone 3-5377 Harris Plumbing & Hatlng Co. 805 South Stephens Phone 3-8173 Ceefl Supply Co. Phone 3-4461 Hansen's Plumbing & Hearing, Wins ton. Ph 9-8703 MISCELLANEOUS Fuller Brush Co. Ph. 3-7341 RUGS 4 CARPETS FAW FkMV Covarifvi Sain ond Installation ot oil types et floor coverings. , Fr Estimates S&H Green Stamps 313-31 . ltfon.ni. rn. 3-6234. ROCFINtt ummum Lire-time Shingle Co. Du Tlbgtor Aluminum Lock Shingle. 229 t Robertt Ph. 3-5127 tions. Mrs. Oris Monroe's first grade pupils have made artistic waste paper baskets of gallon ice cream cartons, covered with pa per on which they have done fin ger painting. . Mrs. Honora Bassetts has ner room decorated with a small fire place with Santa ready to fill the stockings and small dolls on a stairs peeping down at him. She also displayed s candle holder made of cedar, decorated with pine cones, fir leaves and ribbon which the children will use In their craft work. Mrs. Lola Fitzgerald's third grade room is decorated with poin settias and the pupils are working on gifts for their parents. Mrs. Marearet Bovd's room had charge of the Red Cross fund and reports collecting $10.34. She has uu uupiay pictures wnicn me pu pils have made using shoe polish, instead of Daints. for their colors Mrs. Bessie Smith's fifth grade By Hershberger iz-zi FLOOR COVERING F&W Floor Covering Sales ond l-tallorlon ot all types ef floor covsring. Free Estimate S&H Grten Siampe. 325-327 S. St.oh.ns Ph. 3-6234 Ournom's Floor Covering " Carpets, Linoleum, Formica, file 566 W Ook Dial 3-6123 EXCAVATING SHALI ROCK FOR SALE Reed knlMlng sad racking. Skevett, cats, draf -Iirm n4 Sum. traesa nr hire, ky dear te eeaniat. C. P. TALLON 2141 N. freshens Ph. 1-4040 NURSING CAR! Ambalatenr sad 0.4 Petiaate SuaervlMd by Regitered Nana Kind Ptrwael Atlantis. RIVERSOALE SANITARIUM Rt. t, les 181, Prwae 1-SS8S Rof eburj; School of Business 134 Neitfc Jacktea St. Day sad Night Cleaiet, State Ucantad, Appiavad tar Vetaraat. MEMBER: Pacific Neithwett laiiaeel Schaal AtaaciatiM Natieael Caaaeil ad Atseelatiaa ef latiaaai Sckaals A "Sptedwriting School" Phone 3-7256 J1 ji For Dec. 22 class has charge of the sale of defense stamps. Mrs. smun s pu pils and Mrs. Willet's sixth grade pupils made nut cups for the Red Cross to1 be used at the Veterans Hospital on Thanksgiving. Mrs. Ulah Winston acted as first grade teacher for Mrs. Monroe who was ill for part of the week. R. M. Degner made the big fire place, and is assisting with the decorations for the program. Glendale School Census Complete . By MRS. 6. B. FOX Returns from the Glendale School census are now complete. and according to Supt. James fate have been carefully rechecked for accuracy. The figures Indicate there are 1,030 children in District 77 of an age to be included in the census as compared with 1,016 last year. This figure includes 527 boys and 503 girls. Bonnie McDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hershel McDonald, of Glendale, has been severely ill at his home with virus flu. Mrs. Helen Tolley of Glendale is in the Grants Pass Hospital for medical treatment. Mount Burke of Glendale went to the home oi the Ole Living stones in Yreka, Calif., a few days ago. The Livingstones came up after him. Mrs. Phyllis Johnson of Glen dale underwent emergency surgery at the Canyonville hospital early Wednesday morning' of last wefV Monte Bates of Glendale under went surgery for hernia recently. He returned to his home Dec. 12. Mrs. Ida Basye of Glendale en tered the Grants Pass Hospital recently for medical treatment Mrs. Sudie Poole of Glendale ' f 'fffgrMM lllaBtssW' A A.iA- m m I $16.95 Utssh 6& r . 202 Open 'til 9:00 p.m. daily 'til Dec. 24 , . PLUMPING' 24 HOUR SERVICE Installations ond all types of re pair work. Free Estimates. K. C. PLUMBING & HEATING Phone 3-3509 Office Address 2-1462 1 030 E. 6th St. Building Construction KtmedfllintAJliHoniRpoir LESLIE E. ROBERTS Pheno 1-5292 817 S. Fir,. St. PHOTO FINISHING in ot 5, out at 9 Wo (ivo S&H Crssn Stomps CLARK'S STUDIO 10S S. Jscksen Phoaa 3-8526 , Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windows, Sash and Framti MIR 4 Masher Phaae 1-1414 LAUNDRY S&H GREEN STAMPS lech Beadle Weshad Separate SNO-WHITE-Quick Service ' Bart Ph. 3-8117 Former "Wilbur.-.- Resident III By ODY MOORHOUS Word was received recently that Mrs. C. C. Woodward, former Wil bur resident now living in Tacoma, Wash., suffered a slight heart at tack. She was hospitalized a short while, and is now convalescing at her home. Kay and Alvin Hobbs, children of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Young, have been ill the past week and have missed several days of school. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Shrum have received word of tiie birth of a new granddaughter, born Dec. is tn Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Shrum Jr. at Grant3 Pass. The baby weighed 8 pounds 12 ounces at birth. Mrs. Jack Morgan and Mrs. Raymond. Carlile of Lookingglasi, and Mrs.. Ralph' Rudzik ttnd. son of Green visited Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Welty. Mrs. Delia Badden and daugh ter, Nancy, of Wilmington, Calif., are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oakes. Dog licenses can now be pur chased st the Wilbur Store. Each ug la uie cuuuiy niusi ue uceusea, or is in danger of being impounded. entered the Grants Pass Hospital suffering from virus infection and complications. She returned home on Sunday. Jim Belcher of Glendale under went emergency . surgery at the Grants Pass Hospital for acute annpnriinltls. Self-Service GARAGE 404 West Lane St. Dial 2-1502 or 3-4819 Scrap that risky, rickety, makeshift; Udder. Do out-of-reach jobs on at sturdier, steadier, safer Cosco AM-J Metal Step Stool. , Rubber-treaded, steps swing out to form a sturdy, siz-lec ladder swing in to make a ' comfortable seat, 24' high. Supports I 1,000 pounds all edges round tdrtt Chromium legs; upholstered in red, yellow, blue, green or black Duran. North Jackson St. Dial 3-6629 CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 1 Mill E. on N. Umpqaa Hwy. Phase S-SS94 PAINTING . Interior Exterior Professional color planning and decorating advice. Exact color matching? and designing o specialty. Fer estimates 22373 Marvin Langenberg 296S Oriole Drive BERKELEY PUMPS A pump tar every Need, 'rem hemes te Industries. aolet Service Irrigation Systems MiH Pumas A Specialty Free Ftlmatei GERRETSEN BUILDING SUPPLY 402 W. Oak Phono 2-2636 IF YOUR PAPER HAS NOT ARRIVED BY 6:15 P.M. DIAL 2-2631