The news-review., January 11, 1955, Image 13

Dillard Couple Goes To Salem To See Sick Son
By MRS. TED PETERSON
Mr. and Mr. WUlard A. Laur
ence of Dillard loft Tuesday eve
ning for Salem to be with their
son Barry, reported suffering
from pneumonia.
Auxiliary To Mm
The Women's Auxiliary of the,
Winston Baptist Ohurch will meet
Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. jsagar Troyer.
Miss Ann Rota, daughter of Mr.
Award Winner
A CEO 89
7 Trimmed, aa
1 Award winner, .
tree branches
'(Malt drink
Dr. John F.
S Ocean
He won a ?,.,,.
award for his " ? "y (b.)
polio research
13 Motive
It Follower
14 Oleic add
ester
15 Sofa
laBacg
17 City in The
Netherlands
IS Mouth part
20 Before '
21 Auto par'
22 Near
I Edt
24 Looks fixedly
25 Apple center
28 Sacred bull of
'Egypt
27 Lease
29 Heavy blow
21 Wavers
25 Writer's mark'0 Narrow inlets
28 Redactora
31 Identical
12 Unclosed
33 Craze
34 Fruit skins
18 Measure of
paper
37 Venerate
40 Succinct '
41 Harvester!
43 Indonesian of
Mindanao
48 Sorrowful
47 Fairy tort
tO Talking bird
13 Form notion
i8 Type of fur
17 Conductor j
18 Grater
iS Penetrates
DOWN
1 Gaelic
3 Require
3 Palm fruit
4 East (Fr.)
5 Fish eggs
8 Short fishing
- line
CAPTAIN EASY
FRECKLES AND HIS
LI'L ABNER
ALLEY OOP
BLONDIE
rmpi,t uii WITH THE B&5IB WOT 1 WAS APWMP AND WHO m Y56e, THI& DOCTOR
'iliJUSr LEFT M A C, WASH! BUT 0P...TH' AWf HOLPEW? TOlO AsW SOfA&TIMB
T I OOTTEP POWN THE APPRE54. OF A P0CT0R THAT - PATIENT CAN'T SUPPORT
V. SHE GAVE THE HACKiel HERB..nGKEEP TO FIWD K J A W6W BAM SO His I
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AN' THOUSAN'S BLABBERMOUTHS 1 ( CHAMP'U. ) LOCK TH OOCrRS.'.'
IT WAS ANJ o. QOTHER KIDS J WILL. SPREAD THIS ) .BE. THEM KIDS GOTTA STAY 7lJUNt.)
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rifft !i SL Jj? ENDED .v- i
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and Mrs.- Arie Roth, haa return
ed to her teaching position in San
Anselmo, Calif., after spending
her vacation with her parents at
we How Home on Lookingglas
itoaa m Winston.
Word comes from Tucson, Arir
that Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Laurance
who are on a winter vacation trip
have arrived in Tucson for a visit
with the former's brother and sis.
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
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35 Observe 45 Weapons
38 Subdue 47 Burden
39 Health resort 45 Roman road
40 Troop (ab.) 49 Weights of
42 Roman India
magistrate - 51 Tear
43 Mimlcker ' 32 Individual
44 Ancient Irish 54 Low haunt
capital
95 Consume
FRIENDS
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Laurance . and family, and Mrs.
Mercy Buell.
The Custer Laurences who live
on Garden Valley Road were ac
companied on the trip south by
Mrs. Laurance's sister and brother-in-law
from Medford.
The Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Brit
tain, Darrel Street, Winston, had
as their guests over the New
Year's weekend, Mr. ind Mrs. A.
C. (Leonard of Springfield. .
Husbands Return
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Husbands
snd four sons have returned to
Winston to make their home after
residing the past few months in
Eureka, Calif. Husbands will re
sume work at the Paul B. Hult
Lumber Co. iin Dillard. The fam
ily is making its home temporarily
with the Robert Murphys.
Davila Nichols, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Cyril Nichols, is suffer
ing from a fractured left arm re
ceived when she tripped and fell
over lumber at the Nichols' new
FROM NINE TO FIVE
Oh goodness! Since I moved to
ot missing trains as I used
.
WE HAVSf
Local News
On Business Bill Madson wast
to Woodburn Saturday oa business.
At Portland Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Caraway of Laurelwood were
holiday visitors in Portland,
Visit At Cees Bay Mr. and
Mrs. Fred'Andrus recently return
ed from Coos Bay where they vis
ited at the home of the latter's
brother, Alton Millar.
From Alaska John Barker,
stationed with the U.S. Army in
Alaska, is sow in Roseburg visiting
with his sisters, Mrs. Velle Broad
way and Mrs. L. W. Josse. Barker
will leave Roseburg Jan. 17 oa his
return to Alaska.
home in Brockway. Davila it a
sixth grader at Dillard Elemen
tary School.
By Jot) Fischtr
the suburbs I'm just as good
to be at missing buses.
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ALSO OCCAS lONALLy HELP- OTIS. 00CT0R6I
IN CANAPA ANP flOKOK WITH SUCH CASE. I
BUT II AFRAID HE'S A PHOW-ESPECHV IF I
THAT T00UK WOMAN SAU&5 SO MM T0T TO I
muu uvbp hix&d up ku atMPTU earwrg
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Nlow here's wMote "fce syss are
LOCTet DIGGERS or SKY1.I6HT5 :
TO Itxi CAIS RADARS CO AT fCW
Sipe or THtr calabash Ano Hsse
THE AU.-IMPOe.TAHr
8URGER CUnCHERS
fter- . . y r i
Visit Made Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wilson recently visited in
Grants Pass.
Frem San Francisco Misses
Belle, Birdie and Edith Curry re
turned Friday from San Francisco,
where they spent several days.
From Alaska Victor Miller,
and Albert Miller are spending the
winter months visiting in Rose
burg with the former's son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Andrua.
Return Hbme Mr. and Mrs.
Claude H. Esselstrom and sons,
Steven and Craig, have just re
turned from a three-week visit at
San Diego, Calif. They stayed with
Mrs. Esselstrom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. N. Valenta. During their
vacation, they were able to attend
the -Shrine East - West football
game, and also enjoy a five-day
slay in San Francisco.
FUNNY BUSINESS
"And in addition ha tookt th
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RADIO SERVICING
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Radio & Appliance Repair.
ILtCTRICIAKS
Du Fresne Electric. 304 N. Main
Dial 3-5358 or 3-3223.
FLOOR SANDINO
Fleers laid and finished. Carlson,
ph. 3-8442.
PLUM1INS
Hurlburt's Plumbing. Any tvo. Ph.
3244, Sutherlin.
Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co.
230 North Stephens Phone 3-5377
Horrls Plumbing & Heating Co.
105 South Stephens Phone 3-8173
Ceen Supply Co. Phone 3-4461
Hansen's Plumbing & Hcotlng, Wins
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Sales end Installation at all tvpet ef
floor coverings.
Free Estimates S&H Green Stamps.
325-327 S. Steohens. Ph. 3-6234.
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Tuet., Jan. 11, 1955 The Newt-Review, Haseburej, Of. 13
Priest Asserts Demos To Draft Healtti Program
WASHINGTON I Rep. Priest
(U-Tenn) has given notice that
Democrats will draft their awn
health program ' if they regard
president Eisenhowers recom
mendations as inadequate.
The President, in his' State' of
the Union ' message here, said
there is need of immediate federal
action to spur public school con
struction and to Improve health
service.
He . promised'" specific recom
mendations later:-Jan. 24 for un
veiling a "coordinated program"
of federal health reinsurance and
public assistance, and Feb. IS for
proposals to overcome "an un
precedented classroom shortage."
Priest, incoming chairman of the
House Commerce Committee, said
unless Eisenhower strengthens his
Honey usually contains less than
20 per cent of water.
part of a thur and a raacair
three-letter men, I.O.U."
ROOM AND BOARD
Jo Ann's Boarding House. Ph.
3-7947. Old Highwqy 99 South.
FLOOR COVERING
F&W Floor Covering
Sales and l-tallatlon ot oil tvpes ef
floor covering.
Free Estimate S&H Green Stamps.
325-327 S. Stephens Ph. 3-6234
Ournam's Floor Covering
Carpets, Linoleum, Formicc, file
566 W Oak . Dial 3-6123
EXCAVATING
SHALE ROCK FOR SALI
Reed kulMIng end rocking. Shevelt,
eett, dre.liM end dump tracks
fer kin, by kew er contract.
C. P. TALLON
2141 N. Stephens Ph. 3-4040
PHOTO FINISHING
in at 5, out ef 9
We five S&H Green Stamps
CLARK'S STUDIO
105 S. iecksen Phone 3-852
Roseburg School
of Business
1)4 North Jeckn St.
Day n4 Night Claiiei,
State Licensed, AepraT"
fat Vatorant.
MEMBER:
Pacific Narthwert Butiaen
Sehoal Aneclatlan
National Council and
Aitocietien of Butlneio Schools
A "Spcedwntitip School"
Phone 3-7256
L.AlsJ
earlier program for federal health
reinsurance, "there's not much
chance of getting u inrougn in
committee."
Spokane Relatives
Visit At Tenmile
.i ,
By LOUISA COATS
Recent overnight guests :t the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Rath
key in Tenmile were: Mrs. Rath
key's brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Watts, of Spokane
and the Watts'' son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Johaiuen
of Montana. -Ge
Te Albany '
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ollivant spent
New Year'a day as a guest of
Mrs. OUivant'a nephew, D. P.
Stone and his wife and family in
Albany. On the way home, the
Ollivants visited Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Rowell in Springfield.
Thursday, they visited Mr. and
Mrs. James Homolka Sr. and Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Homolka Jr.
New Year's guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E. J, Mack on Reston Road
were: Mrs, Mack's brother-in-law
and sister: Mrs'. Barbara McKen
nan of Roseburg and the Mack's
granddaughters, Sharen and Cuyla
Saum, who spent the weekend,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Nuium and
son, Harry, and daugbter,Devon
na, of Winston spent Christina,
eve with Nuzum's : parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dewey Cbamblen, at
their home in Tenmile. Nuzum has
recently returned from Homer,
Alaska, where he was employed, i
Move To Georgia '
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Peters and j
family have moved from Tenmile
to Georgia where they will make I
their home. !
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Carson and
daughter, Pat, left for their home
at Seal Beach, Calif., after spend
ing a week visiting with Mrs. Car
sons parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Hodges, and Earl in Olalla and
the-Carsons son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walker,
and family in ' Roseburg. On
Christmas, they all had Christmas
dinner together at' the Walker's
new home on Follett Street;
Mr. and Mrs, Don Roth and'
family and Mr; and Mrs. Charles
Cleveland of Tenmile spent Christ
mas eve at the home of the Cleve
land's son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cleveland, on
Kent Creeki
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wycoff of
I Charleston were weekend guests
i at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Cleveland at their home
in Tenmile,
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The House last year rebuffed the
President on the health issue,
shelving a bill designed to encour
age private companies to enlarge
risks and ' coverage of individual
health insurance policies.
Primarily, the bill would have
created a fund of 25 million dollars ,
to assume part of the privately
insured health risk by reinsuring
commercial companies in some '
circumstances. ,
Priest said this proposal was
"Inadequate to accomplish; its
stated purposes." Unless it is mod
ified when it comes to Congrett .
later this month, he added, it will
be discarded and "adequate" pro
posala drafted by the committee.
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