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Hunters: Remember CHURCH'S DRUG STORE FOR: Norelco "Sportsman" Battery-Operated Shaven Flashlights First Aid Supplies Snake Bite Kirs f) Pipes & Tobaccos OPEN 'TIL 10 P.M. Binoculars 9 Cameras & Film Pocket Knives 0 Playing Cards FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE CHURCH'S DRUG STORE Free Parking Rase Hotel Annex Santa Barbara Fir Lost Estimated At $9 Million SANTA BARBARA, Calif. I Damage from the recent 11-day forest fire has been estimated at more than 9 million dollars. Fire control officer Nolan O'Neal said Monday that the blaze, the worst in this areas history, result ed in $650,000 in fire fighting costs in addition to the 9 million da mage to watershed and range land. PATRONIZE NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS Dr. E. W. CARTER I Chiropodist Foot Specialist I Diseases of the Foot i 217 North Moin CARTER BUILDING Roseburg. Oregon ORchard 3-7066 if If SS fW-eir fine Kentucky whiskey is enjoyed the call is for... KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY $80 !iv I H ! ! Sunny Brook dKAM) ;28-0, 5 4" Eisenhower Asks People To Speak Up For Highways WASHINGTON Ifl President Eisenhower Tuesday called on an organization of. motoring-minded citizens to "speak up again and again for prompt action on a high way system adequate for modern living." Eisenhower, whose multi-billion dollar highway improvement pro gram was rejected by Congress earlier this year, made the sug gestion m a message to the 53rd annual convention of the Ameri can Automobile Assn. (AAA) an organization whose aim is' to im prove driving conditions. The group claims 4.800,000 members, mostly passenger car owners. "The members of your associa tion know from experience how urgently needed is a road system in pace with our expanding popu lation," the President said. "Eco nomic growth must not be stunted by a creeping paralysis of traffic. "Motoring convenience, safe driv ing and national security must not be checked by a lack of roads. A modern road system is one of our great national needs," he con tinued. "1 hope all of you will continue to speak up again and again for prompt action on a highway sys tem adequate for modern living." His brief message included no specific details. Police, Relatival Seek Two Missing Women PORTLAND I Police and relatives Tuesday sought two Port land women who started out Sun day for i short drive and did not return. One, Mrs. Bernice N. Sharkey, 75, was a semi-invalid. The other, Mrs. Alvera E. Ferguson, 53, often took her for short drives. Mrs. Thomas Burns Jr. of Eu gene, daughter of Mrs. Ferguson, said the family was aiding in the search, concentrating on rural and mountain roads in Eastern Mult nomah County where it was thought they might have had an accident. Grandson Of Dillard Resident Injured Recently In Eugene By ROSA HEINBACH Word has been received by Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Dysinger that their four-year-old grandson, David, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dysinger of Eugene nas oeen injured severly when the door of the car in which be was riding opened and he was thrown from the car. He is now receiving treatment in Sacred Heart Hospital in Eu&ene for a fractured skull and is report ed to De out ot danger. It will be remembered by friends that just two years ago he was run over by a tractor in his own back yard, and was hospitalized for over a month at that time. He had just recovered from that or deal with no ill effects when his recent mishap occurred. C. C. Dy singer is principal of the Dillard Elementary School. Visit San Mr. and Mrs. Jack Claiborne went to visit their son, Kyle, last Sunday at the Forest Ranger's sta tion where Kyle has been spend ing time at the lookout station above Tiller. The forest fires, be ing under control and the weather much cooler, they brought Kyle home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Claiborne and son, Kyle, and grandson, Rodney Bout well, left early Saturday for an ex tended vacation to Idaho where they will visit both Mr. and Mrs. Claiborns' relatives. Miss Martha Davis and her friend, Miss Nancy Long, of Pasa dena, Calif., drove to Oregon last week and stopped over to visit at the home of the former's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wed., Sept. 21, 195S The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3 WANT PRICK RAISED PORTLAND (if! The Oregon Milk Producers and the Grade A Milk Producers Assn. of zone 2, Monday said they will seek an in crease in milk prices. Harry Lane of Wilsonville.. a di rector of the grade A producers, said Monday the action was aimed only "at producers' prices. Creek for a few days. They spent Saturday evening visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Mc Alpine and children. Sunday the guests were driven by Ray McAl- pme on a sightseeing trip to Crater ! and Diamond Lakes. The girls left Monday for their trip to Washing ton and Canada. They planned to visit all points of interest en route. Miss Ruth Ellen Cutlet of Elk ton is now making her home with Mrs. Mercy Buell while she is em ployed in the Douglas High School, leaching typing and shorthand. Mrs. Christine Simmons is also making her home with Mrs. Buell. She is teaching at the Tenmilc School. Attend Funeral Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Whit and children, Carl, Ray, Wanda and Eugene of Dillard returned Tues day from a hurried trip to De light, Ark., where they were called 10 days ago to the beside of Mrs Whit's father, Noah Higgens. Hig gens died of a lingering illness be fore they reached him, but they were able to attend his funeral while there. After visiting many of her relatives who gatherrd from various communities, they start ed toward home. They stopped in Dallas, Tex., to visit Whit's broth er, Mr. and Mrs. Gentry Whit, and family. Choir practice for the Dillard Methodist Church is set for Thurs day at 7 o'clock. Paul Dodd, music director of the Dillard Elementary School is scheduled to take part as' the leader. All former members of the choir and any men or women in the community who are inter ested in music are urged to attend. Uranium Dirt Debunked AUSTIN, Tex. 11 State Health Commissioner Henry A. Holle yes terday debunked "uranium dirt" treatments being offered in Texas. ' The healing value of dirt con taining minute amounts of uran ium isn't worth the time it takes a man to cover his aching feet," As Treatment For Ills Dr. Holle said in a statement. He said "dozens" of the so-called treatment centers started up after the idea spread that the allegedly radioactivity in the dirt was a cure-all for assorted aches and pains. Dixonville Folks Visit In Eugene Recently THE OLD SUNNT BROOK COMPANY, DIVISION OF NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION,' LOUISVILLE, KY. 88 PROOF, 65 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS .,, . I STILL NEED 99914 TONS SCRAP IRON I METAL HighMt anc paid Hr ca.p.r, bran, aluminum, battariai, arc. PH. OR 3-8603 1667 HALL ST, ,' I WILL PICK UP Sim Wd'War I Southern Pacific has spent (many thousands of dollars jjto locate or expand 141 industries in the area between Eugene and (Ashland. These have (been the backbone of the area's growth and prosperity. Br JEAN RADCLIFFE j Judge Carl and Mrs. Hill drove lo Eugene Saturday to take Mrs. O. C. Brown to visit Mrs. Ella Hogan for a few days. The Hills drove on to Siltcoos Lake where they were met by Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mathews. The group fished but were unsuccess ful. Lv For College Mr. and Mrs. . Elward Smith were host and hostess to a fare well dinner for Ned Nay last Tues day evening. Nay left Friday for Seattle Pacific Bible College. Guests attending the dinner were Patsy Shelly and Mr. and Mrs. ; Donald Myers and son Donny of Riversdale. Beverly Clark, Geraldihe Hoop er and Mary Ann McKinney of Tokolee Kails, are staying with the Wilbur Webbs while attending i school at Glide. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Rexroad i and six daughters of Disstan were ! recent guests ot Mr. and Mrs. . Charles Forrest. ; ' Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey and daughter, Mary, of Eaton Rapids, Mich., were guests in the J i m j Bailey home last week. Cub Scout Den No. 2 met at the home of their den mother, Mrs. Eugene Welton, on the Ruckhorn Road Thursday after school. Mem bers present were -Eddie Welton, Billy Zimmerman, Danny Forrest and two new members, Michael Radcliffe and Larry Melton. Cub scout- den No. 2 met each week during the summer and will con-, tinue through the school year. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jones of Gold Hill were dinner guests in the El ward Smith home last Sunday. Driv To Coatt Mr. and Mrs. Al Radcliffe and tons, Mike and Albert, and their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Stonecypher and Mrs. John Dun can, and daughter, Linda, drove to several coastal points Satur day. Mrs. Radcliffe states that the weather was warm and sunny on the .coast. Mrs. Carl M. Hill of Days Creek was an overnight guest in the Judge Carl Hill borne Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Elward Smith of the South Deer Creek Road and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Myers of Riversdale drove to Astoria to at tend the State Gideon Convention Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Campbell of Klamath Falls were visitors in the Gerald Rust home last week. They took Mrs. Rust's mother. Mrs. Roy Graves, home with them for an extended visit. Some sea anemones live more than 70 years, but others live only one year. , STOP SUFFERING Iron tht oafns t HT MBIT It, rfttumttiim, Surtltit, Ntuiitii. trv KRIH0NUL tabliti. 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