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CJ The News-Review, Roseburg, Or. Frl. Feb. 21, 1953
DENTAL SCHOOL GRADUATE I
mchard Lindstrom, son of Mr.
and Mrs. lvar Lindstrom, Mel
rose, has graduated from Naval
Dental Technician School at San
Diego, Calif. He will be stationed
at Marine Base at Camp Pendle
ton, Calif. He graduated from Rose
burg High School last year.
BERGH'S
South City Limits
FULL LINE APPLIANCES
PARTS-SALES-SERVICE
We Service All Mokes
Phone OR 3-8348
Oakland PTA Hears
Scholarship Speaker
Kenneth Williams, Oakland High
ships at the regular
trie Oakland PTA.
No Chance Seen
To Expand Camp
White Vets Home
Riddle Budget Committee
Schedules Monday Meeting
Douglas Fir boy
Scouts Schedule
Recognition Court
WASHINGTON Ml The Vet-
cuui ;.:. i i . , nans AuimniMrauuD nil uvim:i
School principal, spoke on scholar-iSen. Morse (D.0re) it ,e no po,.
meeting ot sibility of expanding the Camp at 7:30 p.m. in the elementary Cherwink, general chairman, was
I White, Ore., veterans home into buildine to work on the annual a total of S740.74. Of this sum.
Mrs. Vera Little, vice president,a hospital "in the foreseeable fu-l budget. ,5217.25 was collected in the Moth-
announced a food sale will be held lur' " I Members of the budget commit- ers March by Mrs. Robert Dort,
in tho fntiir. mH th. ... The agency's stand was du-itee are William Markham, M r s. I chairman and her assistants,
in the i future, and the """rer re- closed by Morse in making public I Austin Wilson, Mrs. E. E. Cole-1 , .
ported a balance of $252.48. !a letter to Don McNeil, manager! man, Cloid Wigle, and George: Plan Dinrwr Mooting
Mrs. Shirley Brown's first grade of the Jackson County Chamber Aker. I .Tne Riddle Lions Auxiliary and
room won the banner for having of Commerce, in which he pledged j Lions ciuo neio a pouuex ainner
Damage Suit Filed Upon
Oil, Electric Companies
By ERMA BEST i spent last week at Kitson Springs
The Piddle irhrwil huHpot mm. nir Fiicen,.
mittee for district 70 and the Riddle resDonse to the March of i Scouts will hold a recognition court The suit,
school board will meet Monday. ' Dimes drive, reports Mrs. G e n e i of honor for all higher ranks of landowners
SACRAMENTO. Calif, on A
suit asking 14 million dollars was
filed here Tuesday against three
oil companies and - the Pacific
Douglas Fir District of Boy Gas and Electric Co.
men oy a group oi
in San Joaquin and
&CIDENTS DOWN
SALEM Qie nur of
traffic accidents in Oregon last
year totaled 61,864, a 9 per cent
drop from 1956, the sta Traffic
Safety Division said Thursday.
H.
the most parents present. C.
Hughes won the door prize.
Neil Fuller, Science teacher,
gave a talk on rockets.
Several folk dance numbers were
givtii by Pixie Fitch, Sheri Wat
son,. Sara Sorenson and Larry Sor
enson. Fourth grade mothers serv
ed refreshments, reports Edith
Dunn, correspondent.
cooDeration in seeking reconsider- Friends Visit followed by dancing at the Can
ation of the decision. j Mrs. Clifford Newton and daugh- yonville Rod and Gun Club. Dec-
William S. Middleton, the VA's ter, Roberta, of Silverton were vis-1 orations were in the valentine mo
chief medical director, earlier hadj itors last week at the home of Mr. j tif. Thirty-five members and guests
advised Morse and chamber offi-l and Mrs. Elmer Love. Mrs. New-1 attended the affair. The auxiliary
cials the proposed expansion was i ton and Mrs. Love went to school 1 will hold a dinner meeting in Rose-
Medical science
goes into your
doctor's prescription
... pharmaceutical
science goes into the
prescriptions wo fill!
Ws do not "counter prescribe," for drugs
should only be used under doctor's orders.
Health protection Is our business.
WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS
635 S. E. Jackson
ORchord 3-7415
not considered advisable "mainly
because of the difficulty which
would be experienced in obtaining
and retaining the professional per
sonnel necessary to maintain the
desired standard of care and
treatment." !
Middleton noted also there wis
a question of policy involved as
to the "extent to which the fed
era) government should provide
facilities for nonservire-connected
disabilities.
Riversdale Cubs Plan
Blue And Gold Dinner
The committeemen and den
mothers of Cub Scout Pack 143 of
Riversdale met recently to make
plans for the annual Blue and Gold
dinner.
In charge of the dinner are Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Davis, Kay Case-
beer and Mrs. George Lenci. The
together. ' burg reh. 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carter of i Mrs. Wilbur Wallace, Mrs. Flor
Corvallis were weekend guests at ence Helms and daughter, Miss
the home of the former's parents, Gayda Eskeridge. and Miss Shar
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Carter. i on Arman attended the play, "Cin
Floyd Guy and F. L. Kummer : derella" at Southern Oregon Col-
; lege in Ashland recently.
Mr. and Mrs. James Delaney,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rainwater
and their families, who now live in
Red Bluff, Calif., visited Riddle
Relatives and friends over the
weekend.
committee for arranging tables enough capacity "to meet all pub-
Kimberly To Head
Pulp, Paper Assn.
NEW YORK John R. Kim
berly, who heads one of the pi
oneer paper companies of the Mid
dle West, was elected president
of the American Paper & Pulp
Assn. Thursday.
Kirnberlv. nresident and board
chairman of Kimberly-C lark nette Thompson. Darwin Crenshaw,
Corp., Neenah, Wis., has been) Elaine Reiser, Pat Thompson, Mar
first vice president of the associ-1 ilee Schemer and Scott Crenshaw,
ation the past year. I The group will meet at the fair-
A spokesman for U.S. newsprint grounds Sunday at 1:30 p.m. An
companies reported they now have i activity will be judging horses.
Scouting and Exploring et the Riv-' Sacramento counties, said the
erside School gym in Roseburg four firms limited production and
March 7 at 8 p.m. fixed prices on natural gas from
All boys who have advanced to a Northern California field,
the rank of Star, Life or Eagle, j The oil firms named as defend-and-or
Explorer equivalent some-; ants were the Bankline Oil Co.,
time in the past year will receive Honolulu Oil Corp. and the Aerada
special recognition. An invitation Petroleum Corp.
is extended to all adult Scoutersl In the suit, the four firms were
of Eagle rank to participate and charged with conspiring to hold
be recognized in the Eagle recog- down production at the Thornton
nition ceremony. , wells and dictating prices because
It is hoped recognition of this! PG1E is the field's only outlet for
l.ind will encourage younger boys ; gas.
in tne troop and post to advance
so they in turn will nave the op
portunity for this kind of recogni
tion. For additional information, call
neighborhood commissioner Roy C.
Green, Scoutmaster of Troop 29,
Oakland, according to correspond
ent Mrs. Edith Dunn.
COMMODORE HOTEL
S. W. MORRISON ot loth
PORTLAND
Under th ptreonol
monagtmnt of
FRANK G. BODIN
Make The Commodore
Your Portland Headquarters
For reservations, coll
CApital 3-7294
LOG SCALERS TO MEET
SILVER SPURS 4-H CLUB
Silver Knurs 4-H hnrcp rlnh mot
at the f.pui Keith hnma rfnllv 1 with
Tests were given on horsemanship Scaling Bureau.
ny leauer woya crensnaw. Attend
ing were Ray Fox, Gerry Garrett,
i.arry nietn, Linda McUamel. An
Southern Oregon Chapter, Ore
gon and Washington Log Scalers
Assn., will meet Saturday at the
Umpqua Hotel at 2 p.m. to discuss
proposed working agreement
the Southern Oregon Log
NEW TUPFERWARE
REPRESENTATIVE
Now in Roitburf
MRS. OLETA WHEATLEY
P. 0. Boa 428, Roieburf
ECONOMY!
If you drive-35 miles per
day, you save on gas
alone '25 per mo.
wj per yr.
1
J900
D i spit red In Douglas County'. Only Outdoor Salesroom
Si Dillard Motor Co.
S. E. Stephens and Douglas Srs.
Phono ORchord 3-6626
and other properties and clean-up
is Alvm O Connor, Jack achvane
veldt, Lester D. Coe, Don Rogan
and L. W. Cottrell.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cardiff and
Mrs. Neil Christian will provide
the room decorations. The table
decorations are being made by
the scouts. Ray Sims is in charge
of the program for the evening.
The dinner will be a potlurk af
fair at 6:30, Feb. 28. Lester D. Coe
was appointed assistant packmast
ter and he will direct the activi
ties of the Webelos, according to
correspondent Beverly Christian.
EXPLORER NOT VISIBLE
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. I Amer
ican satellite Explorer will be in
visible to moonwatch observers in
the United States for the next two
days because its passages occur
during daylight hours, the Smith
sonian Astrophysical Observatory
announced.
lisher requirements for the imme-
diate future.
Arthur G. Wakeman, retiring
president of the Newsprint Service
Bureau, declared the manufactur
ers are concerned "over the de
veloping profit squeeze, created
by increasing costs of production
and expensive unused capacity."
Wakeman, president of the
Coosa River News Print Co.,
Coosa Pines, Ala., and vice presi
dent of Kimberly-Clark Corp., said
U.S. mills have increased news
print capacity from 839.000 tons
a 'year in 1946 to 2.100,000 tons,
a gain of 150 per cent.
Canadian producers, he said
have raised their productive ca
pacity 56 per cent over the same
period from 4,641,000 tons to 7,
239,000 tons.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Can Be Bouaht On Time
With Our No Down Payment
Home Imnrovement Loans
ADDITIONS
Estimoted cost of job $2,000
Pay $75.04 for 30 months or
pay $63.88 for 3& months.
ROOFING
Estimated cost of job $250
Poy $14.96 for 18 months or
pay $11.47 for 24 months.
FLOOR
COVERING
Eitimated cost of job $250
Pay $14.96 for 18 months or
poy $11.47 for 24 months.
DOMESTIC
WATER SYSTEMS
Estimated cost of lob $500
Pay $22.95 for 24 months or
pay $15.97 for 36 months.
PLUMBING
FIXTURES
Estimated cost of job $600
Pay $27.53 for 24 months or
pay $19.17 for 36 months.
BUILD A
GARAGE
estimated cost of job $700
Pay $32.12 for 24 months or
pay $22.36 for 36 months.
HOUSE PAINTING
Estimated cost of ob $400
Pay $18.36 far 24 months or
pay $12.78 for 36 months.
Gerretsen Building Supply Co.
538 S. E. Oak Ave.
Phone OR 2-2636
Democratic Party Holds
Strong Lead Over COP
PORTLAND i The Demo
cratic Party holds a 140,798 to
114.749 lead over Republicans in
registered voters in Multnomah
County, the registrar's office said
Wednesday.
This Democratic lead of 260,049
is down more than 3,500 from the
edge the Democrats had at the
time of the November, 1956, elec
tion. At that time Democrats in Mult
nomah County led 156,433 to 128,
709. otal numbers of both parties
are down chiefly because of clear
ing out of non-voters' names. The
numbers will increase during reg
istration for the May primary.
Morse, Neuberger Among
Sponsors To Aid Bill
WASHINGTON I Sens. Morse
and Neuberger, Oregon Demo
crats, are among seven senators
sponsoring a bill to provide bil
lions of federal aid to states for
school buildings and equipment,
and teacher salaries.
The measure would authorize
payments to states totaling a bil
lion dollars the first year, two bil
lions the second year, three bil
lions the third year and four bil
lions the fourth.
In the year starting July 1, 1958.
payments would be at the rate of
$L'5 for each school age child.
These would increase to $50 dur
ing fiscal 1959, $75 in I960 and $100
in 1961.
Thor Missile May Be
Sent To United Kingdom
WASHINGTON i The four in
termediate range ballistic missile
squadrons to be sent to the I'nited
Kingdom may all be equipped with
the Air Force Thor weapon. That
would exclude the Army Jupiter
in that area.
The plan certain to arouse new
outcries in Army quarters is un
der consideration, it was learned
today.
Officials had announced earlier
that both types of missiles would
be used by units to be deployed
overseas by late this year, with
one squadron Thor-equipped and
the next one having Jupiters.
LOOKINGGLASS GRANGE
Lookingglas Grange was visited
by members from Riversdale. Ev
ergreen, Winchester Bay and Phoe
nix granges at the last meeting.
Mr and Mrs. Wayne Monroe
were balloted in as new members.
Agriculture chairman Perley Oar
announced that Ri-n Irving, head
of the ater Resources Board
would be guest speaker at the next
meeting, Feb. 25 at 8 p m. The
public is invited to that meeting.
Refreshments will be served.
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