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8 Th News-Review, Roteburg, Or. Men., Nov. 21, 1955 Glide School Board Has Approved Work At Toketee By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY cial meeting Nov. 17 to discuss the next steps for the building pro The Glide School Board met Man-: ,-ram in 19.WS7 for School District Hay evening at the Hikr School. l2. Architect Lyle Glenn of Rose Mrs. Marybelle Becklcy reported ' bur and all Glide school princi the complete school cenrnw w a s ,)ajg attended the meeting. 1146 school afie students in Glide' School District 12. ; Rtturtu from Trip The board approved the comple- Mr. and Mr. Buford Polley re tinn of the interior finish work on j (urni-rl recently from a 10-day hunt the new Toketee Falls playroom, j nfi trip at John Day. Polley bad plumbing for toilets and showers j a spiked elk weighing 500 will be deferred until next sum-1 pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Henry llan mer. son accompanied the Polleys, and The school board callert a 'p brought home a cow elk. The Pol- leys transported two horses with them to aid in their hunt. William (Meson, industrial arts instructor at Glide High, attended the fall conference of the Oregon Industrial Arts Assn. held recent ly at the Oregon Slate College at Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Quimhv have purchased from Rudy Held en, the 6-acre property known as the Boyd place on the North Ump qua highway near the Frontier Store. The Quimbys are remodel ing the two bedroom house and plan to move in the spring from ldleyld Park. Quimby is woods boss for the Douglas County Lum ber Co. The Glide School Board has ap pointed Syd Comfort and Howard Hatfield, two of its members; Mrs. Marybelle Berkley, clerk, and Glide superintendent, Byron Kv, ans, to serve on county wide com Building Permits Total $81,700 In Sutherlin Buidling permits in Sutherlin dur ing September and October totaled $81,700, according to Building In ing Inspector J. C. Irwin. Four permits for new dwellings were for $66,000. Also issued were M remodel and repair permits tot aling $16,700, according to the Suth erlin Sun. Net Farm Income May Drop In '55 WASHINGTON m Total farm net income this year may be 10 per cent below 1U.VI and some fur ther decline is in prospect for 1956, the Agriculture Department said This, the department said, con trasts with increasing income in the non-agricultural sector of the U. S. economy. Tl.e li.prl inrnit cairi thgt ith production expenses up, farm op-i D,AL L 3-8348 Whirpool & Speed Queen Washers & Dryers BERCH'S APPLIANCE South City Limit! - 1 TALKING ABOUT A HOME? So many people do noth ing but talk about it! But if you really want to own your home, consult me now. Personal attention, economical terms. Ralph L. Russell Loon Representative Equitable Sovingi t Leon Aii'n. Douglas County State Bank Bldg. 5r "t i r i a it , mm r! J MACHINE WALL CLEANINC Window cleaning, floors cleaned end waied. TOTTON CLEANING SERVICE OR 3-6245 millees of the Douglas County School Board Convention which has been called by an act of the Oregon legislature to study t h e problems facinif the public schools. Frank Kucera returned Wednes day from a five-day visit with his family in Portland and attending to business. En route to Portland, he slopped at Corvallis to attend the (JIide-Alsea football game. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Miars of Noli, were overnight guest re cently of Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Ry an. Mrs. Crystal Freeman returned home Sunday after five days va cationing at the Eugene Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Matthews and son, Mike, arrived Thursday from Fairbanks, Alaska to visit the Mat thews' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Becker and family. The Matthews are moving from Alaska to 29 Palms, Calif. j r. 1 rPs. 5AVE60 IJ1 .ili 1 i'l IWl.-lll ,'i 31 IMMfOHTf Dtlirtir n a: m ll r iIjl" II I I! I U-J-l). u I I 2-2636 I i 0 Tilliii4f irwoniythimniy. Comet in ihort tecjiori r inHa'.t II m leu lhas 3 hour i. tveryihirnj litrmihegt completi llniriinij, tot housing, rain cap. etc. e Till any houie or hettttnf e Lighiweiqht, no found If on nee ale d. Hang Item CtUifta M Can tourh wood Arrived National I'rt rf'iwiitm Lnboialofie. Approved IckoJ builjinj r H A ocvepled. Evergreen Grange Names John Lander As New Master John Lander Jr. has been elec ted new master of the Evergreen Grange. Other officers are: Alan Ryd mark, overseer: Jessie Thomas. secretary; Nora Cracroft, treasur er; George Cornish, steward; John Hess, gale Keener; Charles Mc Cord, assistant steward; Resse LounsburUt lady assistant steward; Josephine Park hurst, lecturer; Many Rymnrk, Ceres; Vilma Mar ty, Pomona; Agness Veach, Flora. Executive coin mil tee members are Emery Raker, Howard Cra croft and Georye I nomas. In' other business at their mee(- me. the mem hers voted to hold their Christmas party and dinner on Dec. 2.1. Master Kuhic Hloom presided over the session. The next meeting will be held Friday. starting at 8 p.m. wo committee reports were given. George 1 horn as discussed agriculture and Mrs. Margaret McCord reported on legislation. NtA Tlt.pl THIS IS THE LIFPThrn ...In.i f rn f..j Army guardhouse enjoy the comforts of a hotel room in San Francisco. The former soldiers who elected to remain with the Communist Chinese after the Korean war won freedom because of Supreme Court decision that said the Army could not try a civilian for crimes committed while in the service. FRFF TUIMITF nl,nn ORchard GERRETSEN Building Supply Co. 402 W. Oak Roieburg TenmiU Ladies Club To Run Carnival Booth The Tenuiile Ladies Club met re cently with 16 women and seven children present. The club decided to take charge of the fanevwork booth at the Douglas HIGH School carnival Dec. , which is being given to raise money to buy uni forms for the Douglas High School band. Anyone having donations of hand work are asked to bring them to the next meeting Dee. 7. Mrs. lla.el Isnn ev plained about Christmas gift for the veterans a( the hospital. The club decided each member will bring a gift to the next meeting, wrapped, and with the name of ibe article written on the nutM'de of the package. NEATcUphMe BABS DOES IT AGAIN Woolworth heiress Barbara (Babs) llutton was married in Versailles, France, by the mayor to Baron Gottfried von Cramm (right), a German tennis star. It was the heiress' sixth marriage and the baron's second. cMake Hi You'll find a COMPLETE SELECTION of (incst gifts tor the imokcr at CHURCH'S DRUG STORE Free Porking - Free Gift Wrapping Open 'til 10 P.M. - Rose Hotel Annex PIPES PIPE RACKS HUMIDORS TOBACCOS LIGHTERS FRESH CIGARS lerators' net income for all of 19.VJ may total about S10.tt0u,0o0,00 compared with $11, 800,000,000 for liT.t. Farmers' cash receipts for 1955 , are expected to be down alwut one billion dollars from the 30 billion plus received last year. Cash receipts from livestock products in l6 may total as much as this year if farmers end the current expansion in hog produc tion, the department seid. Receipts from dairy products may oe a little larger, in I'J'tf, it added, but crop receipts are expected to be smaller, Mthoimh farm production ex penses may be down slightly next1 year, the department said, it is un-j likely this will offset significantly the expected drop in gross income. I I Explosion Demolishes Butler U. Frar House INDIANAPOLIS I An explo sion demolished the $155,000 Sigma i Chi fraternity house at Butler Uni versity here parlv Kaltirriav in. ' iurintf spvpn nurmm mx oi me seven injured were treated in hospitals and released. The seventh was kept in a hos pital but was not hurt seriously. Firemen and police said the 5-year-old building was a total loss. They said a 1,000 gallon water tank, installed only Friday, ap parently exploded. University officials had extend ed the fraternity's nightly curfew rnday night for a dance, and about half o( the student-members were still away from the building or the casualty list might have been larger. .FUNNY BUSINESS Happy Holidays Answer to Previous Puine ACROSS Year 3 Mortgage (Scot.) 4 Measurt of time 5 Incite 6 Burdened Eve I December 25th 8 Where Easter worshipers sit o..M,i,i,,- wax 1) Love god j Handled 14 Landed clumsily ' 14 Finish 9 Enthusiastic 16 Enameled iron, ardor Pols 10 Telegram 18 Wished 11 Cook slowly 20 Start again n Sea holly 21 Abstract being)9 pMt within" 22 Girl's name 2S Approaches q u e ATE I6 glA g'nE I e ft t EKE k e! s Tig t s El A T TAg. 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