The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, November 21, 1956, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextMyrtle Creek School Total Registration Told Since registration at Myrtle creek High School opened on Sept. 4, 390 students have attended classes. Leading the number trants, is the ninth grade with 126. Other cnrollees by classes ini a I ini for grade 10, SUorTl ana grade 12 M forPf- 2i ",rou8" 30 with the Dur.ng the eleven school weeks, Back Horn. lend 5 dCTtshave withdrawnPOfrnmhStl!' iIr ,and Mrs- John Bingham Sr. ! -Mrs- Laura Yokum left for Port the grearnumber hrinVi',:rTntly murnei '"" i short va.:'and early this week to spend the ?! ?,number bel"8 16 in cation trip throuch Cnrvalli. .nH Thanksaivinc holidav with one nf we jumur t: Concerning Cash ACROSS 1 Silver coin ! 5 Bellow ' V View ' 12 First man I who didn't i need cash 13 Notion 14 Vehicle 15 Bullfighters 17 Brazilian macaw 18 Vigilant 19 Profits 21 CouDle DOWN 1 Facts 2 Sacred image 3 Female horse 4 Corundum 5 Offer cash for 6 Worshiped 7 Existed 8 Endures 23 Compass paint 24 Literary Z4 Moslem scraps official 25 What boy 27 Pheasant nest meets 29 Resound 32 American coin i p 3 w I Is it 17 ia I i iio. in iZ g ' s b n is- s b H p la, !7 g"""S so Isl 2 5T iTST 3 IT''- W7 ST O 5I (52. g. sS 57 a 5 to bi 34 Flog i3S Take Into custody .37 Shoe part 38 Blackthorn ,'39 Lateral part 1 41 Pale 1 42 Health resort 1 44 Exchange for cash 46 Condiments 1 49 Ten dollars 53 Mohammedan name 54 There and back 56 Twitching 57 Toward the I sheltered side 58 Demigod 69 Thorough fares (ab.) 60 Just tolerable CI Female sheep . (Pi) -T. AND- HB DON'T I HE- EVEN ASK V YEAH-AND HE X I CLAHCY. WE'LL 0ON HAVE OUR FORMAL" ItSS1" . " J GET SORE WHEN CAPTAIM EAy tWPROVIN' EVER' OPENIWS OP THIS CLUB. HOW'D YOU LIKE rff'fvSPAWU WATCH WW APVICE NOW. 1 PAV1 HeKCUWCYM TO WORK UP A LITTLE ACT AMP APPEAR ' SSyl.MSWItOai I IWSTBADA ftLOWIN1 1 COULP YOI) TEACH OM THE PR06RMA? r f ntfr-JBr- u WHEM HE3 WE TO PO THAT J ffwrt "L' f ' ( Spt-fMPiP.'l'VEMEVEP. Mmm!tmats'' vWats REALLY Goweib , Wm'O ( WITNESSEP A BETTEP. ANEW TAKE TIME IS GeTTlrJ&THEMjS; ir s V EXECurep fire pecoRD fop. n eACK '!IDE JCjafwiB' '5 r ' F PglLL LT EMPTYING THE 113 V' J UNI6 J , ifOmUfi OFFA THIS MOO PILE, AW' J IM k f&M J I f(--lrHEr:.WCSOUTHF.LANkl f DR3 ME BACK AN' 7 rf 'rcWfX T VON MS-AMt MATT DKS. L MARPWME.'.'-- v. , -rfci!L 'TT5S I i 'j ?' tJc; ... . 1 H1JWW. V'jAt'W YEH...I WANT YJU g3 BjJSYEH. ..MUST BE! " 'mVrfrM GtSii HECK US, EH, J ME.. ANpi BOSS.MOU UE5 60! 7 ; i iVTJr kcl SWWDtOHE boss? get 'im know we VTVnrf 'T!' ' " ' I f ' , r- : A voi i should i-v 1 !-JiL ( it eet-ONGs to mv boss-1 Iwell.OOmt vjcpb ) ' 1 I ( paGwOCO.SHAMEO'J 'cToaTr.HTFM TWPsT IO?Fvi1BOP0OVJ!'0'TTODy DEAP-I DIONT r ' I Canyonville Adventists Plan Thanksgiving Services By VIRGINIA PROCTOR Medford were weekend guests at . canyonville Adventi .s are noli 'Ihe parental Charles Himell home. U12 their annual Thnl,n;..: : Cnm-nniMllo CAaaI C..n i I r.. pr..yer '"vices in the i Pnrllann Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wilson andi Jeanette of Fairbanks, Alaska, were recent houseguests at t h e i Ed Musser home. i Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Fick'of I Answer to Previous Puzzle i-SgOLE I DIE A TIE - EfiE i - I3 A t T oTn nE tst 'tbp Ajg s y eis " j' J I g H 0"K vl("J i SE 5B5 r. il IE X IE a lT m 6go ss aTpI piMii t o "i ;He tI E E 5. " ii s ITS El TgElNPg AVH RlS'lEl s crop protector 25 Word 45 Shaping tool 10 Make money arrangements 46 Felines 1 1 Ages 28 Run together 47 Landed 16 Makes amends 30 Hawaiian 48 Horseback -20 Employers dsnce game 22 Scottish dress 31 Unclose 50 Raised 33 Retains 51 Italian cash 35 Anointed 52 Heroic poetry 40 Gives forth 55 New 43 Emanations (comb, form) -Monger plans to attend the build conference program at Erb ! L'nion building at the University , hr .. thl A family reunion Is scheduled for Thanksgiving day at the Neal Reynolds with guests including Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Reynolds of Colton. ore Mr- anl Mrs. Norman Hicks ana lamuy. Kiddle, Mr. and Mrs. Thurber Bilberry and familv and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Reynold's and family of Oregon City. Tenmile Couple Returns From Trip By MRS. WALTER COATS Mr. and Mrs. Don Nuzum and son, Don Jr., and Mrs. Nuzum's father, Carl Cassidy of Tenmilc, have returned from Artesia, Calif., where they visited Nuzum's aunt. Virginia Price. They also visited Nuzum's brother, Jim Nuzum, who is stationed with the A i r Force near Los Angeles. They also stopped at Disneyland and other points of interest. Mr. and Sirs. Warren Painter have as their house guest, Mrs. Painter's sister. Mrs. James Cham bers and daughter, Debra, of New ark, Calif. On Sunday the Painters had as their dinner guesU, be sides Mrs. Chambers and Debra, Painter's brother David, who is stationed at Treasure Island with the Navy; Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Painter of Dillard, and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Baise ef Roseburg. Recognition Of Pope's Body Completed Monday VATICAN CITY I "Recog nition" of the body of Pope Puis IX a step in the process for his beatification was completed Monday and certified by two Rome physicians. They testified that a body taken Oct. 25 Iron its triple coffins of lead, elm and Cyprus, was that of the Italian, Giovanni Ferretti, who reigned as pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church for 32 years, from 1846 to 1878. 0EA Dinner Slated In Myrtle Creek By RUTH EVANS Douglas County OEA members will hold a dinner meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the Myrtle Creek School cafeteria on Tuesday, Nov. 27. Meeting Set The L'mpqua Valley League will hold its quarterly meeting for teachers and principals at din ner meeting to be held at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov, 28, at the Myrtle Creek school cafeteria. The Myrtle Creek school board will hold a special meeting at 8 p.m. Nov. 28 at the primary build ing. Myrtle Creek school students will have Thursday and Friday off for Thanksgiving vacation. The Myrtle Creek PTA again cancelled their high school open house night that was to be held Nov. 27, because of the County OEA dinner that is scheduled for that night. No new date has been set as yet, announced Mrs. Sail, president. Myrtle Creek PTA executive board members will meet Nov. 29 at 8 p.m. at the home of Alec Reibcr. Mrs. Fisher Visits In Camas Valley By MRS. WM. CUNNINGHAM Mrs. Dallas Fisher of Eugene spent the weekend visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Bark er. Dinner Guests Dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Schmidt were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pullen of Coquille. The Pullens formerly lived in the val ley, having moved to Coquille about 15 years ago. Mrs. Pullen is a sister to Mrs. Schmidt. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Martindale were their son and daughter-in-law and family. Mr. and Mrs.. Jim Martindale of Cottage Grove, and their son-in-law and daughter, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lib by of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. John Stone have returned to their home in Pierre, S.D., after a vacation in the val ley, and stopping at points of in terest along the Oregon Coast. A report has come in from Mrs. Oral Sallee that her rhododendron bush is in full bloom, after having several hard freezes in the valley. Red Rose Girl Scouts Plan Special Ceremony Members of - the Red Rose Girl Scout troop made final plans for their investiture ccremonv that will be held Tuesday, Nov. 27, at 7:30 p.m. in the Myrtle Creek High School homemaking room. Families and friends of the Girl Scouts and members of the spon soring organization, Thacker Wal lace VFW Auxiliary, are invited to attend the ceremonies. The girls plan to hold a baked food sale Dec. 1, at 10 a.m. to earn money for their Christmas craft projects. Thanksgiving ACROSS ! The first Thanksgiving In America was in 1631 t It has been a holiday in the U.S. since 18U 11 Church festival IS Bullfighter 14 Hebrev ascetic 15 Turkey are common at this time 16 Permit 17 Irish Free i State town 19 African fly I var.) 20 Ocean vessel 22 Fountain I drink 25 The custom started by the Pilgrims , 26 Persian prince 30 Mine entrance ,31 Americans heartily 51 Oleic acid ester 53 Nullifies 54 Tidier 55 Lamprey fisherman 56 Strict DOWN 1 Touch 2 Facility 3 Assistant (ab.) 4 Female saint (ab.) 5 Doctrine 6 Not tight 7 Age 8 Exploit 9 Crafts 10 Misplace 12 Renovate 13 Prunes today 32 Sidelong look 33 Sea eagles 34 Bear 35 Sheep's bleat 38 Direction 39 The 1 Invited Indians to the first Thanksgiving 42 Article , 45 Loamy deposit ! 46 Ignited 149 Insurrection NOW WHEKE'N THUNPO? PIP ST IMAM VIULMJN GO WITH THAT ion f 1 K"VJMUjil FNE. he' WOKKINS HARP NOW! IVSiTtf I KNOW. AND NOT SEWS Tffi ATHLETE THEN IT JUST A MATTER 0'I HOPE SOI JaJ.uA HE'LL 00 HIWEUPRPUP,M(W. JOB WANTED. H& TRIED TO PROVE TIWE- TILL HB LBAKNS HE CAM ) JOB lift CLAMCV o'SHEA.AN!) 6ETTHE ATTENH0N .TlNl'6' NO SISSV 8V 6EWS T0UOH ! 00 THAT0MLV BY RESPECT UcySBEN A BAP RILLEBOveRV.'HE."nANTS.oeA,pLYi HE'5 50 M0NLY H0PET0 HELPCLMCV I THE RIGHTS Of OTHERS' INFLUENCE, . . BEIN6 OM THE- ITft T i5 RMOOP AtWakE HIN MORE EAGER TO ,Jf SOJWTIMSa . PROflRAWATTHE- KiJSIhl lEWUl F3 wv BROTHER'. VI wiM (IAV APPROVALl r 5n I THINK HM BIS OPBNINe OP liyrpiM J feJ i p ANPHhSTRIEPKL! fr?B ,- BITTERUE$5 ' y l l K BE HAPPV WHILE GIMME ii V TTtlNK OF IT THIS WAV, I U SOMtDAV -v 1' lO'KIN.'.' THEM 7 THtT I HONE.ST ABE. THEM SWEET J ONE jO' THEM I VJy IN A-SB.'.'-FEWV'APS,YO' T PORE SOULS WAS A CHILE.' SHV, YOUNG LADIES IS LOVELV GALS ) rWV WILL HAPTA RISK YORE. f, ONCE CAREFREE ) VO' IS , A TIMIDLY MAKIN'THEMSELFS J Y WILL fJE .X'-CT'ZJO TENDER LI'L BACHELOR.- LI'L BABIES LIKE VROONIN' 1 T AVAILABLE, TO THEM KlQKHff I rfCitVTl HOOUIMTH'-oOoEn.'.'- K ,TS I ARDENT ySUNG MEN. TTfSVr fiJ-'Ll'A 3 a. 1 I -niJ nothing but spools. W 71 B IJ1' . fsupe; ( hai(? cuPLtcs scAQvES, ) J cll go through li if it'll be easier ' " "' -t SCPAPS BUTTONS, r-' ( ALL THF DPAWEOS ) 1 il 1 fr t TH '5 WAY r- WHfNYOUCOK-e ) VL. FEATHEPS 7- ONCE MOPE r- J IS MvDEA'r DOWN. WILL VOUS V.-' -LbMWtr-' j P 'lVr qoNS mv little ) An cp jl nt S? ( RtO POL" DOT HSi) y, V O - Ena ft. tpU H&S :T m'imK Project Assistance Offered To MC Students As a factor in the motivation of the study of science, the Oregon Academy of Science has offered qualified Myrtle Creek High school students financial assistance with research projects while still in high school. Students in all four high school sciences, biology, chemistry, phys ics and general science, are quali- i fied to apply through the high school principal to Dr. F. A. (Ill 1 fillan at Oregon Stale College for i financial assistance not to exceed I $15 upon first approval. Answer to Previous Puzile 18 National Aeronautic Association (ab.) 20 Petty prince 21 Ransom 36 Era 37 Malicious burning 40 Sicker 41 Small Islands 42 Large plant 43 Cover (dial.) 22 Korean river 23 German river 44 Wicked 24 Expires 27 Variable star 28 Hostelries 29 Pause 35 Smudges 46 Tardy 47 Roman road 48 Sea bird 50 Poem 52 Consume ? I B AW 1 E K IA JP E A CAR T o R s A P O K 5 , H Al Fa t-leR T R E T U R Nl? , iv o k e s 1 A GIAI N I p E E CIHIOI n TTcIk' e. u u a "rr u pm A R R g ft T " J N CIO CiWI T ujo E G J O B w am U p a jSl e i. y. C AJTIS u P 3 g A GIL.IEI A LIT 1UNPT R. I PI T t cl A L- E E " H H R p I 12 3 IH IS I lb 17 IS 19 10 ii ri n : i5 it Tn S" T$ I I L - - . Ii' E 7fTii k W g ...j---- H W: 5" 3? ftrttif-TS a iw m M w -J vr- - Jit- -pgs- ' - ;;- mam, we 1 ? f DAT DON'T MISS 1 : . .f GOT 1 DO WE h'L . -A.,.- A;.'?Jt?LJ1,ja WeJ., Nov. 21, 1956 The ,NY BUSINtSS Mil F"1 ' "Unfair!" FROM NINE TO FIVE Bv Jo Fiichtr I had an awful time stuffing the-turkey you sold me last Thanksgiving. There were so many things inside' of it already. . OUCK...ARE -DEY POWTVCo'iJi YOU5UREYEZ N.CALL ME DE TtarUS7 IvsJ YOU DIP A f SlR,B05&UNCERIAiER CH.j;V""f Newt-Review, Rouburg, Ore. 11 ! " --4 i 1