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Recent Rams Slaw Logging At Days Creek Operations By MRS. DURNIN SWINGLE Y Rain the last several days has slowed logging to a mere trickle. By actual count, trucks checking weights at the weigh station at Days Creek in a week's time barely reached the average daily number, according to owner, Mel vin . Welch. Farmers greet the phenomena of soaking August rain with mixed reactions. It saves on irrigation work and expense, and it starts non - Irrigated perennial pasture grasses. Some are wondering if the annual self-seeding sub-clover, planted with grass mixtures, will start, then die out with hot, dry weather in the next month, leaving no seed to start at the usual time of fall rains. Parents Visited Mr. and Mrs. Wade Worthington Jr. and two small sons, Duane and Ward, were recent visitors from Burns at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Worthington Sr. They brought a load of their personal effects to store here as they are moving from Burns to British Columbia. Worthington will be working on a big ranch near Lac La llache, in the Williams Lake area. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Spore and two daughters, Linda and Shirley, who recently bought a half-acre lot in the Green area, have put a trailer house on it and have com pleted moving there from their Days Creek home. Spore, who is a long-time resident of Days Creek, has been recuperating from a fi nal operation on his foot which was injured about two years ago. When Laurence Harter arrived home unannounced from Dilling ham, Alaska, where he has been working on road construction, he found that his parents and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harter and Nickey, had left four hours earlier on a vacation trip to California. He later met them in San Fran cisco where the Harter family at tended the General Conference of the Seventh-day Adventists and vis ited the elder daughter, Mrs. Ter ry Johnson. Her small son, Greg ory, who had spent several weeks here accompanied the Barters south to join his mother. The Harters also visited .Mrs. Manor's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Weseman at Mountain View, and at Sunnyvale with an other sister. Miss Viola liussell, and a brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Baugh of Glen dale, who were at the liussell home. They stopped both going and coming at the Meadow Vista home of Mrs. llarter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mussel!, east of Sacra mento. On the way home they stop ped at Lake Tahoe for swimming, explored historic Virginia City, and stopped at Diamond Lake, where lit was raining I Coupfe From Maryland Visitors In Drain Home Mon-' Aug-13' 19"-Th Newt-Review, Ro,ebu,9, pr. n Br JO CARLILE Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Van Kirk of Gaithcrsburg, Mo., were guests lust week of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cool Sr. of Drain. Van Kirk is a retired FBI man, having resided in Wash ington, D.C., until his retirement. They were en route home via Se attle from Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cool Jr. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cool Sr. spent Sunday in Sweet Home where they had a patio din ner at the Roy Wanepolc home. .Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wanepole were also present. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Martin of Sacramento, Calif., were overnight guests Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Johnson. On Wed nesday Mr. and Mrs. Leafgren of Vale, Ore., arrived and visited for two days at the Johnson home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hudson and sons, Rocki and Greg, of Lakcview spent from Friday through Sunday at the Forrest Johnson home. The Hudsons continued to the coast Sun day. .Mrs. Johnson and Skip accom panied them and returned home Monday. Mrs. Gylu Johnson and daughter left Tuesday for Gualala, Calif., to join Mr. Johnson who is employed there. Mr. and Mrs. Manley Watson went to Diamond Lake Sunday and brought their trailer house home. Mr. and Mrs. John Rundell and Gary went to Seattle to attend the World's Fair for a few days last week. Birth Total Is Lower For First Half 1962 PORTLAND (Ul'I)- The State Board of Health said recently that births in Oregon for the first six months of the year totaicd 18,549, a rate of 20.6 infants per 1,000 population. It is the secoud lowest half-year figure in the past five vears. It was lower in 1959 with a 19.9 rat ing. The national bi.-th rate is 22 per 1,000 population. The report said death took 8.548 persons in the first six months, a I rate ot 8.5 per 1,000 population. PATRONIZE NEWS REVIEW ADVERTISERS f Tbiscuits .WpiervI b I Betty Crocker, bisquick or butter- PI I J AJfJ- "V" Apricot-Pineapple, Grape, 1 ! I, ..... ....... q ea. V Peach, & Calif, style Orange Marmalade. 10 ox. Cri I W i . J milk biscuits. Limit, please. 8 ox W N v Plum preserves 4 fr 1.00 J ZmS I ; HB ' . ' . j . III . y !yg5T--. j jjj)c N CRACKEKS fffl 4. I Campbell's Welcome treat Ji w". Busy Baker soda crackers. Soup I 'j EHLkv ir6"1! for lunches. 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The Oregon State Highway De partment is constructing a 97 x 36 foot block shop building on land purchased from Alcan Lumber Mill, Inc., along Canyon Creek south of the center of town. Jack Mathis of Roseburg is the contract or. Plans are to centralize southern Douglas highway activity here. A 16 x 46 foot addition to the room is also of block construction. Bob Proctor and Dick Petterson are building this for the school district. Franks Safeway skinless wieners. Picnic special, 1 -lb. pkg. A FURIOUS HUSBAND CHICAGO (UPI) -When Mrs. Delores Ambrose told police a house guest had taken $3,350 she kept hidden under a rug, she mourned, "My husband is furious at me." Her husband is a policeman. Fruit Cocktai Town House 303 cans 7 OR 2-1616 1 ' FOR... We're As Near As Your Telephone Years of Ei peri once In Service Repeir Will Be Available To You APPLIANCES TELEVISION i: MARINE 63S S. E. Stephens St. Phone OR 2-1616 hunk Tuna Bumble Bee No. V can L ce Cream Snow Star. 4 grand flavors. 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