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EIGHT ROSEBUAS NEWS.REVIEW, ROSEBURG, ORESOH FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1944 Recreation Plans Taking Shape Here ' Band, Playgrounds, Rink, Wading Pool, Athletic Sports Are Included ' Excellent "progress '. being made In setting up the summer recreation picgrsm for Roseburg, according to Mel Ingram, super visor, who reports plans complet ed for reorganization of the school band, to take In students from the fifth grade through se nior high school: organization of supervised playgrounds for small THE BRICKERS A Family Portrait BUY BONDS! FRESH HALIBUT and CHINOOK SALMON Lean Pork Roasts lb. 29c HAMS AND BACON GALORE Syrup, Vi ga. jars. Brand ntw shipment. No limit. WE CARRY LINE OF A COMPLETE GROCERIES. We Custom Slaughter. See us early as our schedule Is orowded. BUY BONDS! DOUGLAS MARKET 230 N. Jackson Telephone 350 T-Wr - ' VP ; $ (If j 8 "V III A . , 1 W. sum V "Typloally American" might be the title of this latest photo-portrait of Ohio's Gov. John Brlcker, his wife, the former Harriet Day and their adopted son, Jack. construction of a com- lessons already had by the indl- tennis vidual, does not matter, it was to be stated. Those who respond to the children bination wading pool, court and skating rink started soon; Softball for girls, and a baseball school for boys. All students of senior high school, Junior high school or fifth and sixth grade age, who are In terested in summer Instruction in music are asked to contact Paul S. Elliott, acting city school su perintendent, or Leslie S. Irvin, band director, Ingram stated to day. Irvin, graduate of the Unl notice and engage in summer practice will have a decided ad vantage over music students be ginning at the fall term. Mr. Irvin hopes to be able, he reports, to build the school band up to a point comparable with the famous Roseburg bands of past years. Flans also are being made to organize a beginner band during the summer and further ViinofRaii Center, Now Goal of Reds Martial Law Declared By Germans; Slaughter Near Minsk Increased LONDON, July' 7 (AP) Ger man reports said the Russians were advancing today within ten miles of Wilno, where Moscow re ported the nazis had declared martial law. Smashing beyond the Old Pol Ish bastion of Kowel, the Rus sians were approaching the Bug river at a point about 135 miles southeast of Warsaw along the main trunk line. Virtually all the pre-war Polish frontier was cross ed save for a section in the Prlp yat marshes. Wilno, city of 207,750 which has changed nationality six times since the last war, lies but 97 miles from the border of East Prussia and is a rail and highway center. A Moscow dispatch quot- ed.Yusiaa.Paletskis, chairman of the presidium of the supreme so viet pf iLilaW? af aj1ng the German tnutftial Uw indict barfed persons from the streets between 8 p. m. and 5 a. m. and forbade walking In groups greater than two. Paletskis ' said there, 'had been uprisings in Kaunas, Mar- iampolc and Vilnius. ' Slaughter Increased ';; While at. least Jtour' Russian ar my groups pushed, westward, oth er soviet forces mopped up be- vcrslty of Oregon, where he play-1 announcement will be made when ed In the band and directed an orchestra, has been employed by the school board to reorganize the school band. He has been teaching band at Clatskanie, where he had very fine success. Early Registration Asked Boys or girls desiring band In struction are requested to contact Mr. Elliott or Mr. Irvin at the ju nior high school building, phone 434. Immediate registration Is de sired In order that practice may start without delay. such plans are complete. The project is being made a definite part of the summer rec reational program under the su pervision of Mr. Ingram and the city park commission. For Small Children Another forward step In the program, Ingram reports, is that of a playground for small chil dren starling Monday, July 10. Miss Ann Elliott, student at Willamette university, has been secured as supervisor and will The invitation is extended to conduct supervised play for chil- all boys and girls who own or play any wind, instrument. Abil Ity to perform, or the number of ARE YOU INTERESTED IN REDECORATING? Do it with LUMINAL! -the easy way - The Amateur's friend Complete line of colors. $2.10 Gallon 65c Quart On coat covers. Dries quickly. No brush nor lap marks. Do part today and part some other time and get a perfect job. Accept no substitute. We have sold Luminall for ten years and never a dissatisfied customer. Sold only by COEN LUMBER COMPANY Floed and Mill streets Phone 121 dren from 6 to 12 years daily, except Sunday, at the playground opposite the Junior high school. Smaller children also will he ac cepted for games, story reading, etc, but sho ild be accompanied by parents. If possible. ' Miss Elliott also Is Interested In contacting older girls Interest ed in formation of softball and volleyball leagues. Plans for installation of perma nent playground equipment at the school site have been completed, Ingram states. Of principal Importance will be the construction of a wading pool 0(! by 46 feet. It will be equipped with two spray showers, to pro vide a place where small young sters may frolic In safely during warm weallier. The pool, however, is so design ed that, when drained, It may be used for a tennis court or as an outdoor roller skating link. The playground also is to be equipped with swings, teeters, slides and other apparatus. Grading of grounds and con si ruction of permanent equip ment is expected to get under way next week, Ingram said. Rna.h.d frt D,nn,am Also to start next Monday Is : wjldered German Stragglers , east Ingram's baseball school for boys,0' Minsk, leagues behind the from the ages of 12 to 17 years. maln font, Moscow said 5,000 Classes will be neld at Finlay ; w,e kiIled las "'ehi- The mid field each Monday, Wednesday ' ni8nt communique listed at least and Friday at 3 p. m. and Tues-' 9- Germans killed in all and days and Thursdays at 6:30 p. m. . near'y 1'000 captured. All Interested boys are invited. I Lithuania and Latvian borders Ingram, who is to serve as both were within easy striking athletic coach of Roseburg high distance of red armies. Forces of school, is a former professional the Leningrad district drove deep baseball player and Is greatly In- er into the Finnish front. At one terestcd in the game of baseball, place, the Soviets were within 18'Maxson on tho slto nf , TTiire and hopes to be able to develop miles of the Warsaw-Leningrad j bams and storage rooms Is about much local talent. The school railroad. ready for the inside work. It is will be for the purpose of teach-1. On the main Minsk-Warsaw j being covered with cedar shin ing fundamentals of the game, railroad 81 miles beyond the cap-' gles. . but will include matched games tured capital of White Russia, Kerry Adamson of Riddle has ana possioiy a snori league se- red troops laid siege to the lm-,been a guest at the home of his nes. Ingram is 10 De assisieu oy portant rail center of Baranow- Mrs. George Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. gram for farmers. This program Is expected to follow closely tne present farm labor program and will provide for the Issuance of purchase ratings by county AAA committees. WFA will distribute Alton Vest spent the week end In Portland. Mrs. Raphael Wise and son, Tyrrell, are visiting relatives In Forest Grove for a few days. Mrs. McGlnltle Is taking a course In summer school at Ash land, preparatory to teaching at the Cold Springs school this fall. Miss Ruth Stoute and Miss Opal Emery left June 28 for the Tiller forest lookout, where they will take charge for a couple of months. Mrs. Gertrude Stoute and Miss Miller left Monday, July 3, for M. Scott, where .they will have charge of the lookout for the summer. : Clifford Emery, who has been with the U. S. forces In the south Pacific for several years, Is visit ing his brother and sister here for a few days i.-;' Among those attending the camp meeting of the Assembly of tiod church at Brooks, Ore., from here are Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs; Dick Thorpe, Miss Evelyn Gelder. Mrs. Fred Sefton, Sr., returned to her home here Thursday after spending a month visiting friends in saiem and .Portland. Mrs. Alfreda Purkerson of Junction City and Joe Garner of Ashland visited relatives here last week. Miss Ruth Patrich. who has been visiting In Spokane, Wash., and Eugene for the past month. spent the week end here with her (terents, : S.he will return Wed nesday to, Eugene, where she has employment. Myrtle Creek Mrs. Walter Thackrey and Mrs. O'enn Thackrey are en route to victorvllle, California, where their husbands are In training at Camp Roberts.: They left Thurs day via bus and expect to be gone a few weeks. Mr, and Mrs. V. S. Wilson have sold, their farm on North Myrtle near the Cedar Grove school house, and have bought the old Yarbrough lots at the dead end of Waite street, and are building nouse mere. The house being built bv Dr. lumber from quotas established for agriculture by WPB. WFA officials are hopeful that most essential farm needs will be met through more extensive control of the supplies. Rundall Young. Softball Play To Resume Next Week ! icze from nearest reported posl- I tions 11 miles away. Ray Hampton New Rotary President DOUGLAS COUNTY HOLINESS ASSOCIATION CONVENTION July 9 to 16 Roseburg Methodist Church, Host Church Speaker: C. J. Pike, D. D. President Cascade College, Portland Minister of Music: Prof Willard Hallman, Dean of Music, Cascade College, Portland Evangelistic Services .... 7:45 p. m. Bible Study 2:30 p. m. PURPOSE: To emphasize a vital Christian ex-; perien.ee and consistent holy living. ' T !. T. j.'.ri,r... . ..,.-; .V ' , - '- ' j'r' v. 1 ' r . :t ' - -' Sponsoring Churches: Nazarene, Pilgrim-Holiness, Free Methodist, Methodist and Solvation Army. - V:! , ' EVERYONE CORDIALLY WELCOME The softball league schedule will hn rnenmpH nnvf wpnk Wllh I games Monday, Wednesday . and -.Clyde H. Beard,, president of Friday, Mel Ingram, supervisor, the Roseburg Rotary club, who Is announced today. In addition to moving soon to McMinnviJle, the week-day games, there will where he has accepted a posi he a game Sunday afternoon, Hon as field secretary for Lin starting at 2:30 o'clock, between field college, resigned at the.reg an all-star team from Roseburg, ular club meeting held Thursday playing the Sutherlin Caribous, at he1 Umpqua hotel, and the Plans have been made for games presidency was assumed by Ray each Sundav to make up postpon- i B. Hampton, who had been elect ed league games, Ingram an- ed vice-president for the year. At nounced. ' tne cIose ol tne meeting, . Mr. The schedule lor next week is Beard was presented with the fniinw- past president's pin by Bill Tur- Julv 10 Dunham's Transfer ner, student Rotarian, on behalf vs. Roseburg Alleys: Roseburg of the Hi-Y club of the high Lumber vs. Young's Bay. ; school. July 12 Roseburg Lumber vs. Mr. Hampton announced com Roschurg Alleys; Olvmpia Sup- mlttee appointments and also ply vs. Sutherlin Caribous. , called a meeting of all officers, July 11 Olympia Supply vs. directors and committee chair Dunham's Transfer; Young's Bay men to be held July 19, at which vs. Sutherlin Caribous. Plans will be made for the year's activities. ., .. Ingram, newly appointed Azalea Mel athletic coach, of Roseburg high from school, and supervisor of the AZALEA Harold Lapp Marshficld is visiting here and summer recreation program, told will spend the holiday weekend the Rotarians of the plans for re with his grandparents, Mr. and creation for adults and children Mis. Henry Gaedccke. during the summer months and Donald Taylor left Saturday an enlarged athletic program at for Eugene where he will visit the high school during the com relatives. .tag year. . . , : . . Miss Theima Laughery from evening and Sunday with her grandmother, Mrs. Millie Spauld Ing. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Curtis and sons, Lee and Robert, from! Grants Pass attended tn business ! and visited friends here Sunday. I VONCALLA Mrs. W. J. Ladd Mr. and Mrs. Grant Kincald spent several days last week at from Melrose and Miss Virginia Forest Grove, Ore., attending a Uround the County Yoncalla Fair from Roseburg visited here Sunday school teachers' Sunday with the former s son in- ence. confer- law and daughter, Mr. Donald Brody. and Mrs. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Adamson. He went to the circus last Thursday night in Roseburg with the Troy Wallace family. Mr. Adamson, who has been very 111 for some weeks, Is slowly recovering and is able to get out a little. ....... -Vic Wynter and small daugh ter, April, are visiting here at the home of Mrs. Ruth Wynter. Vic is negotiating for the purchase of a small sawmill near Medford. . Mrs. Helen. Duncan and small son, Jerry, . who have been house guests at the home Mrs. Sellers parents; Mr. and Mrs. Noah Sel lers,, returned to their home in Seattle last Sunday. TIGHTER LUMBER CONTROL More stringent controls over critically short lumber supplies will be established by the War Production board after August 1. which will affect all users of lumber,-wholesale and retail dis tributors, and all but the smallest sawmills. Under the new regulations, au thority is delegated to the War Food administration for develop, ment of a lumber allocation pro- uiiii Dry and Seasoned 16 in. Prompt Delivery at Present per load DENN-GERRETSON CO. Phone 128 402 West Oak St. 9 GRADE "A" RAW AND PASTEURIZED MILK and CREAM i Delivered to your home in Myrtle Creek (Tues-Thurs-Sat) Canyonville (Mon-Wed-Fri) WEAVER'S DAIRY MYRTLE CREEK Telephone 1 7 F2x. 3 Really Good Butter Takes No More Points! You can get the best by asking for MEL O-MAID BUTTER None Better at your grocers. 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