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16 Jk Newi-Roview. Roeeburg, Ore Fri Jan. 21, 1955 Criteser Place In Melrose Area Changes Hands y NITTII WOODRUFF Mr. and Mri. L. G. Jonea and family recently moved into their new home on Rainbow Lane, Rose burg, following the tale of their ISO-acre ranch in west Melrose to Mr. and Mrs. Don Rowe of De Lake. Mr. and Mr. Rowe and two daughters told their grocery store in DeLake prior to moving here. The property in Melrose is known locally as the Criteser place. Stauffer 111 -V, , Fritz Stauffer is reported to be I Insure year homo tana) Kttkold ajoetJe to val art Its cett with Fir Insurance Ea ckang, Modem, B-te dot Art policy, le Wise EconomlM Save Money Colt or ! -1 V; '' v..; v Clarence V. DeCAMP DISTRICT AGENT 636 S. Stephens St. ' ' Dial 2-2618 quite ill at hit home in west Melrose. Mr. and Mri. Ray Doerner and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Busenbarlc went to Corvallis last week on business, and the latter couple visited their daughter, Dalene, who is a stu dent at OSC. Mr. and Mrs. Doer ner went on to Portland and were overnight guests of Mrs. Doerner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas. Ralph James Turner was home over last weekend from Reed College, Portland. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Turner, who operate the Melrose Store. Mrs. Amy Seely went to Port land by bus Monday, (or a phys ical checkup. Gene Horn, manager of the Rose burg High School wrestling team accompanied the team to Spring field Friday. He stayed overnight in Eugene, in From Caiiihan LIVE COLLAR Thi Begum, wife ot the Asa Khan, imiles at a kitten crawls over her shoulder at Rom airport souvenir shop durinr a Hop over en rout to Cairo. Clifford Wood and son, Wayne, of Callahan Trail, were business visitors in Roseburg Monday. He also visited his wife, who is jtay ing with friends this winter, con valescnK from a major operation. Wood reports there was six inch es of (now at his Callahan Trail home, but at the too of the moun tain there was about 18 inches of snow. He and his son made the trip out in a jeep. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dondero are building a home in Melrose. Mrs. Jean Alsten and small son recently returned from California Her two daughters remained at their grandmother's to attend school. Mrs. Alsten plans to build an additional room on aer nouse, then she and her son will reside there with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cooper, who occupy the house. Caroll Sensabaugh is building a shop addition onto his garage. Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0. Matthews were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. V. S. Woodruff. Sutherlin Youth At Naval Center By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK BiUie Rietman of Sutherlin, who left Roseburg Tuesday for Portland to be inducted into the Navy, called his mother, Mrs. Mil dred Rietmann Wednesday to say that he had passed his test and would go to San Diego for naval training. He is the son of William Rietmann Sr. In a recent issue of the News-Review, his name was listed as waiter Rietmann, in stead of William. In Pasadtna Mr. and Mrs. .Fayette Thomp- son and children, are spending a month in Pasadena with Mrs. Thompson's parents, as she was called there by the illness of her motner. Thompson is UKing nis vacation from the O. L. iorrey Co, store. Mrs. A. E. Martin, who was taken to a Koseuure nuspitai a week ago, was brought home Sun day. Mrs. William Crowell underwent eye surgery at the Eugene Clinic Tuesday, and her daughter, Mrs. Chares Moore, reported the op- HlgeSrie Umm KB fee rearuresS ' With All Wonderful NEW lmpriol CookMotUr Ovn-Clock .Control. Set starling and cooking tim, desired tomperatur and that's all I Cooks a moai whil rou'r awayl "j NEW Multi-Duty Thermitw. It's an auto - malic dp fat fryr, a dp-wll cooker, a small ovn, a corn popper or, us il at xlra lurfac until NEW full-wldlh Panl-Glow lighting that illuminates nlir rang surfac and has new built-in condiment shell with match ing Soil and Pppr shakers. NEW Duoi-Purpos Eloclrk Tim Signal for in in liming surfac cooking or ovn meali. Runs Up to 4 hourr. NEW Kanl-Slid Grlddlt, largo tit, heavy aluminum. Lavi both hands fro. Gnat for ggs and bacon, hamburgers, griddl cakes. Slori away when not in us. NEW faster Radiantub 5-Spetd cooking units. . Full-width Storage Drawer. Illuminated swi'toh knobs, 2 cornpl! Quick-Clean Ovens, 2 High-Speed Broilers with broiling or roasting pant. Liftlime acid-resisting porcelain finished cabinet and ovtns. Oven Viti-Door, with Touch-A light avail, abl at slight extra cost. It's tho finest range money can buy. See a complete demonstra tion right away. See why this wonderful NEW Frigidaire Electric Range makes cooking easier, faster, better than ever beforel mm mVaika Roseburg 1 16 N. Rate St. Dial 3-S374 Sutherlin W. Central Phone 2983 Oregon Demos Organize For Informal Meetings SALEM I The 31 Democrat in the Legislature have organized for informal meetings to discuss all kinds of proposed legislation. The group elected Rep. Robert P. Klenuen, St. Helens, as chair man. It will hold discussions sep arately from the new Democratic Stale Legislative Committee, which consists of three county chairmen and five legislators. Republican legislators have no similar group, but Senate Presi dent Elmo Smith, John Day Re publican, said Uiey might hold a caucus late. eration was a success. Now Don Mothers The Cub Scouts have Mrs. H. Tabor, Mrs. Ivan Bowea and Mrs. Kenny Awmiler as volunteer Den Mothers, but need five more moth ers, in order to organize. The Rev. Mr. Bentley of the Sutherlin Chris tian Church is the Parent-Teachers Institutional representative, and any mother wishing to help may contact him.. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bonncy and Eugene Todd, of Cloverleaf IOOF Lodge 229 of Sutherlin attended the Myrtle Creek . joint installation and turkey dinner Saturday night. Textual Highlights Listed From President's Message WASHINGTON UH Textual highlights of President Eisenhow er' letter transmitting his annual eonomic report to Congress Thursday: Economic well-being sustains our whole national life. A high and rising standard of living brings to more of our people the opportunity for continued intellectual and spir itual growth. The need of our times is for economic policies that, in the first place, recognize the proven sourc es of sustained economic growth and betterment, and in the second place, respect the need of people for a sense of security as well as opportunity in our complex, indus trialized society. With wise management of the national household, our country can within a decade increase its production from the current and annual level of about 360 billion dollars to 500 billions, or more, expressed in dollars of the tame buying power. The year 195 was on of transi tion from contraction to recovery. . . .The contraction wat relatively mild and brief, because of a vari ety of timely pubnc and private actions. Although manufacturing produc tion fluctuated, total output was fairly stable, and disposable per sonal incom reached record levelt. "" . Some industries and localities suffered from serious unemploy ment. The fortunes of most of them turned for the better when recov ery got under way in the early autumn, and they will benefit from further general economic expan sion. , Instead of expanding federal en terprises or initiating new spend ing programs, the basic policy of the government in dealing with the contraction wis to take actions that created, confidence in the fu ture and stimulated business firms, consumers, and states and localities to increase their expend itures. Th vigor of th recent recov ery .. . holds out th promise that w shall achieve a high and satis factory level of employment and production within the current year. It la essential to keep a close watch on financial developments; continued economic recovery must not be jeopardized by overempha sis ot speculative activity. The wise course for government in 1955 it to direct its program principally toward fostering long term economic growth rather than toward imparting an immediate upward thrust to economic activ ity. ... Our nation's recent history teach es that a foresighted government can do much to help keep the econ omy stable, but experience affords no good basis for a belief that the government can entirely prevent fluctuation. ' ' ' WHY 81 SICK7 You'y not triad varythlnf until o too DR. SCOtlELD X-RAY CHIROPRACTOR 3 minutts from tow M RIH Ron Road. :. Dial 3-5133 FOUR PCRISH , CARSON, Ont, I A mother and her three young children perished Thursday in a fir wmcn destroyed their home. . for 25 yean, the nation'! comedy choice ... and they'n more laughable, more lovable than ever. . AMOS 'N'ANDY Sunday, 4:30 to 5:00 pm Dial 1490 KRNR CBS Radio i0 It's Simple! It's Easy! Contest ends Jan. 31 The Davidson Baking Company is looking for little girls who most resemble the famous ' Miss Sunbeam shown on every loaf of Davidson's Sunbeam Bread. $36,000 in prizes will be distributed among 140 lucky children. HERE'S HOW TO ENTER 1. Your local Sunbeam Bakery, through preliminary, sectional contests in Its Sunbtm territory, will select four little girls, who, in the opinion ol a panel sf judgtj, most resemble Miss Sunbeam', as sht appears on the Sunbeam Bread wrapper, regardles ol color ol hair. All girls must be at least three years ol age, but not more than lea years ol age on the day ol judging. They must live in tht territory served by our bakery. No member ol the immediate family may be employed by Quality Bakers ol Amtrk Cooperative, Inc., any ol its member bakers, ot any other bread maker. 2. Each contestant may send only ont photograph to your local Sunbeam Bakery. Print contestant's name, address and date ol birth on back ol photo. Entries must bt post marked not later than midnight January 31, 1955. S. From the four contestants so selected as most resembling Miss Sunbeam, a territorial winner and three runners-up will bt selected by popular vott. Only official ballots . obtained at your Sunbeam grocery will bt valid. 4. The winner ol each territorial contest shall bt eligible to compete with tht winners el all other territorial contests in tht judging for tht Grand Prut Award. Tht territorial winner and the three runners-up from itch Sunbeam territory shaH rtctivt Kites at described herein. S. Tht fteubm H. Donnelley Corporation will judge the photographs of tht territorial winners ind will select Iron among them a Grand Prize winner who will bt known m Miss Sunbeam 1955. From this group Tht Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation will als . judge and stltct 16 (siitttn) Second Priit winners and IS (eighteen) Third Priit winners. I. Tht photographer of ttch of tht top 17 winners is judged by Tht Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation will bt awtrded a Benrus watch. 7. All entries become tht properly of Quality Bakers of Amtrict Cooperative, Ik, and Kt Sunbeam members to list as they see fit. No photograph will be returned. Only ont pure to a family. In each judging, the decision ot tht judges is final. All winners will bt notified by mail. Duplicatt prizes will bt swarded in tht tvtnt el tits. Contest subject I ill lederal, statt and local laws. i t. The perenti ol each territorial winner will bt required to fill out, sign and have notariied an official application blank that contestant is eligible according to contest rules, and that they will take tht priit-winninj trip on or btfort May IS, 1955, H it is woe, 'Cwlily Mart el tatrlea CMttlll, In, Tretew $36,000 DM IPKDZES! GRAND PRIZE Trip to Europt for Miss Sunbeam 1955 and htr portnti via luxurious Trans-World Airlines Constellation. 20 Volume Deluxi Edition of tht famous Collier's Encyclopedia. A Perfection Electric Range. An Ultimo Homo Cleaner. A Morsa Super-Dial Sewing Machine. A smart travel wardrobe for Mits Sunbeam's mother, designed by America's foremost knitwear designer -Jane Irwlll. A Bennrs Citation Consort watch for Mlu Sunbeam's father. A famous Betsy-Wetsy doll by Ideal. 16 SECOND PRIZES Perfection Ranges Collier's Encyclopedias Beisy-Wetsy Dolls 18 THIRD PRIZES Collier's Encyclopedias Benrus Citation Charmain Vi'atches BetsyrWetjjr Dolls 35 FIRST RUNNERS-UP PRIZES Bennrs Citation Chnrmi iu Watches Morte Sewing Machines Betsy-V; euy Dolls 70 SECOND RUNNERS-UP PRIZES Ultimo Home Cleaners Betsy-VC etsy Dolls NO ENTRY BLANKS ARI NECISSARY - JUST SEND PHOTO TOt Suajbeom Confeit," P 0. Box 427, Eugene, Orejo
