Myrtle 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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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16 Makes amends 30 Hawaiian 48 Horseback -20
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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
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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
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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.
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