Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 30, 1946, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG. NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, ORISON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, I94S I I i I I II I ii .3--BSglg8g II I ii "warn"? THREE Local News, Back From San Francisco Mr William Fetter, Mrs. Clark Lively, Mrs. Gordon Stewart mid Mrs. Phyllis Hoy have returned to their homes In Koseburg, fol lowing a vacation H1' to San Francisco. Rotary Anns to Meet The R t wy Anns will meet Thursday fit A l'J n'nlrVU nn.hnila lunh. eon at the Tavern Grill. Country Club Ladies to Meet The ladies of the Roseburg Coun try Club will meet Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at the club house for the weekly contract bridge play. Potluck luncheon will be served at 12:30 o'clock. Goardians to Elect Officers The Camp Fire Guardians Asso ciation will hold its annual elec tion of officers Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock In the library of the Junior High School. New guardians are especially request ed to be present. Pledge Sororities Informal winter term rushing ended at Oregon State College this week with 67 girls pledged to 12 sorori ties, and pirls from Roseburg making Dledges were: Margaret KJhnson, Alpha XI Delta, and 'Janet Burpee, Delta Zeta. Grange to Meet Riversdale Grange will meet Friday evening at 8:15 o'clock at the hall. A col lection will be taken for the March of Dimes fund. Refresh ments will be served by Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Chilson, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hackney and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bailey. Gains Promotion Capt. George F. HoDklns, a "raduate of Rose burg High School, has been ap pointed chief of the Operations Division and contracting officer of the Seattle District U. S. Army Engineers, in Seattle. Capt. Hop kins, who graduated In civil engi neering from the University of Washington, entered the service in September, 1942. Previouslv he was a land survevor and logging engineer for Washington and California firms. Arrives In States First Lieu tenant James D. Darby has arriv ed in San Francisco, following two vears of service in the South Pacific war area, according to a telephone message received in Roseburg bv his mother, Mrs. H. C. Darby. His - wife and baby have been residing in Baltimore, Maryland during the war. Prior to the war. Lt. Darbv was em ployed bv Crown-Zellerbaeh Com pany with headquarters in Cam as, Wash. He exoects to return to his work with the eomppnv. fol lowing his discharge. He will come to Roseburg within a short time to visit hig mother. United Workers Class to Meet The United Workers Class of the First Christian Church will meet Frldav at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Pfaff at 1131 East Second street. All ladies of the church and newcomers are in vited as special guests to get ac quainted with the class memlM'rs. A social hour will be held and re freshments will be served. Zoning, Planning By Cities Topics Of Talk by Croft His Impressions of the recent League of Oregon Cities meeting In Portland were told members of the Kiwanis Club yesterday, bv City Councilman Percy Croft, who addressed the weekly lunch eon meeting in the Umpqua Hotel. As a "lone wolf from Rose burg, Croft was pot ahle to at tend all the discussions on va rious nhases of city government. His chief interest lay in citv plan ning and zoning. So Countv Audi tor A. B. Collier, who also at tended the gathering, listened in on the tax discussions. Of such matters that tre vital to Roseburg. as traffic and park ing, and citv zoning, Croft told his listeners how other cities have dealt with these problems. He also said that other cities have learned that the "home-town bov ' cannot successfully plan the re-zonine of a citv and at the same time soothe those whose in terests are directlv affected bv re-zoning. An outsider who is expert in city nlannlne must be brought in to sell the idea to the local citizens. Croft sooke also of cooperation with county officials in nlanning subdivisions adjacent to cities. There must be conformity, he said. In "more than just street widths' 'in suburban areas close to town. One phase of city-countv co-ordination which the council man mentioned, was the determ ination by "use maps" of the adantabilitv of certain businesses to their surroundings, with rail ways and trunk highways as fac tors in location. Gale Bishop Paces Cougar Cagers To Yictory Over OSC PU1XMAN. Jan. 30.-.P Mr. B. hit his stride last night and to day you could cover the five gal loping entrants In the Pacific Coast Conference Northern Divi sion basketball chase with a small flying carpet. The B. stands for big, bombas tic and Bishop, and like the other half of his name which Is Gale he blew through Oregon State at a 15-point clip last night to pace cellar dwelling Washington state to a 4 to J4 victory, its second of the nearly half-gone season. Oregon State headed home ward after one of its most dis astrous road trips ever, tied with Idaho In second place just half a game back of front runnuuj Washington. O. S. C. took but one game, that a 50-18 thriller from W. S. C. Mondav night, on its four-game swing through the Palouse country. The Bishop the visiting Beavers had bottled up In his first post war appearance in W. S. C. livery couldn't be handled so easily last night. His defensive play he and Teammate Vince Hanson ruled the backboards ranked with his scoring skill.' Except for a first half flurry, when O. S. C. led at 6 to 5 and again at 1413, it was W. S. C. all the way. By halftime the home town Cougars were in front at 26-22 and they moved steadily away, holding Oregon State to two iieia gouts in tne iinai nan. Both of those were by Red Rocha, O. S. C. center who paced his team with eight points. Ray Johnson had a dozen to back up Bishop and Hanson hit the ring for nine. NOTICE THE Douglas County Poultry Co: Is Now Paying the Highest Cash Prices for Your Poultry - Turkeys Eggs We Also Want Domestic Mallard Ducks in Any Amounts Phone 374 Oak and Spruce Sts. Christian Endeavorers Set Rally in Roseburg In observation . of Christian Endeavor wvek. the Douglas County Christian Endeavor Union will have a rally Saturday, Feb ruary 2, at the Rosebure Chris tian Church. This meeting will begin at 6 P. M. with a pot luck dinner. Following the dinner, an inspirational song service and Other features will he enloved. , . . . . - ouesi speaker lor tne evening will be Vernon I- Fishback, ex ecutive secretary of the Oregon Christian Endeavor t'nlon. This meeting Is beln" combined with the Young People for Christ rally sponsored ijy the Christian Churches of Rosebur" Oakland and Sutheriin, ori'inullv ulumied fur this lime. All Christ ian En deavor societies in the county are urged to be present. Recreation Fund Asked SEATTLE, Jan. 30.-U1 -The Chamber oi Commerce iJuard of Trustees recommended yesterday that the government earmark $160,000 for reconstruction of Washington and Oregon national forests recrenltonnl fucilllies. i A Special Communication Laurel Lodae CUWork in E. A. Degree Wed.. Jan. 30th 5 P. M. RADIO SALES & SERVICE JUST OPENED Robert H. Hansen has just opened a Radio Sales & Service Shop In Sutheriin. Mr. Hansen has had ten years experience In radio service Including four years with the Army Air Ccrps and three years as Radio Service Manager of Mont gomery Ward, Hansen's Radio Sales & Service Central Ave. ' Sutheriin, Ore. Ptpti-Cota Cmpany, Long Itland City, N.T. Franchised Bottler: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co., Roseburg, Oregol Concrete Pipe Manufactured At Redy Mix Concrete Company Sizes pipe 4 inch to 30-inch . We Sell a Truckload or One Piece- Telephone 620 Roseburg, Oregon FOR PADDED VAN SERVICE, PACKING, STORAGE AND HEAVY HAULING (Local and Long Distance) Can FLEGEL TRANSFER & STORAGE COMPANY (Formerly Dunham's) Phone 47, 850 E. Third St, Roseburg y FREE ESTIMATES w It E S T L I N G TAG EVENT Pete Belcastro & Red Dawson vs. Pierre La Belle & Angelo Martinelli Supporting Event Gust Johnson vs. Walter Achiu Roseburg Armory, Saturday, Feb. 2, 8:30 P. M. FUEL FOR SALE SAWDUST Sawdust Burner Parts Carried in Stock SLABWOOD 16. in. Green 4 ft. Dry and Green IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Phone 468-469 ROSEBURG LUMBER COMPANY HERE WE ARE ACA1H . . . to tell you some more about "A Boy, a Girl and a Dog" that's coming soon to Roseburg. This time we want to tell you something about JERRY HUN TER, who plays the part of the boy ... in "A BOY, A GIRL AND A DOG" He's a mischievous youngster with a twinkle In his eye . . . and when you see hira swagcerlng down the street you'll think of your own boy . . . and the little deviltries vouf younpster can do to heckle you . . . BUT When he looks up at you with those big round eyes and that mop of tousled hair . . . you'll want to grab him and give him anything he wants . . . just like his gran-pa does! Watch for JERRY HUNTER . . . In "A Boy, a Girl and a Dog" . . , coming soon! INDIAN THEATRE Cartoon Sports News ' Wed! 4 Days SCHRICKER AUCTION Friday, February 1 Beginning at 1 O'Clock In the afternoon we will tell- 130 White Leghorn laying hens, laying good now. Alto 100 colored fryer weighing from 2 to 4 lb. These people are moving and are selling their entire flock. Livestock We tell milk cowt, beef cows, bul It, heifers, veal. All this live r stock it bringing too prices. We have an order for 100 head of feeder hogs weighing from 60 to 120 Ibt., and will pay a strong market price. All classes of this kind of livestock are selling good. Special- one "popplrV M good pair of work mules. Also a harness. One bay work mare. Special A hand-made custom-built saddle like new. Beginning at 7 o'clock In ttie eveninq we will sell A Titan power chain saw, B. R. model. In good shape. Will demonstrate. A platform scale, extension bit, a complete farm light plant with 32-volt motor, tire chains, bucksaw, brush hook, spray pump like new. hand corn planter, wheelbarrow, 4 pitchforks, shovel, post hole digger, hoe, scythe, rake, barn broom, some large, some small stove pipe, nice small heater, traps, a 25-foot binder chain, fan belts, crosscut saw, cow kickers, axe, a nice small trike. 4 aood leather-covered dining chairs, a dinina room set. a Mavtaa gasoline washer, a Singer sewing machine, beds, springs, mattresses, medicine cabinet, 2 large plate glass mir rors, wicker chair, heater, a nice blue upholstered davenport and chair with springs, a small stand with drawer, kitohen stool, 2 dressers, a white enamel Westinohouse electric stove, tavenport and 2 chairs set. another davenoort. Dishes, too If a nice small cream enamel range, an extra good wood circula tor, a DeLaval table model separator mounted on a table. Remember this furniture sale starts at 7 o'clock In the evening. Livestock sale starts at 1 o'clock In the afternoon. Smith and Schricker, Auctioneers. Sly and Schrickr, Clerks. Ltnaman and Moore, Yard Managers. Lunch served all day and evening in the lunchroom. f I Q Y0UM WISTFUL. VV2V J) HVt I NOSTALGIC Cs STORY r TW llFtTIME OF V 0F LIFE flUs. &jt HP',NKS on f&i. izri $ f rni a this WISCONSIN jf fV' t;Jb, STORY FARM I J 'UNf0lDS' SM hlltH-. SHTP J Edward G. - Margaret I! IRODIMSOM Q'DRIEM f "-T1 SffisfT j Phone 191 TECHNOCRACY INC. PRESENTS ARCHIE SINCLAIR AUTHORIZED SPEAKER FROM PORTLAND. OREGON "AMERICA AT STAKE" "Whatever the future of Technocracy, one must fairly say that it is the only program of social and economic reconstruction which is in complete In tellectual and technical accord with the age in which we live." Encyclopedia Americana. . . ADMISSION FREE ROSEBURG, OREGON K. QF P, HALL WED. JAN. 30 8:15 P.M. For further inormation and details write " ' Section 1. R. D. 12245 TECHNOCRACY INC. i 814 S. W. Tenth Avenue Portland 5, Oregon Matinee 5 Now! Thru Sat. i i u ft. Sun. Bugs Bunny Cartoon New f T ' f-ki rIOMIIOII, ' J I If WtOHG N0ISI... I. ' ...t-y!!M."fT 'I III IHIll IUC HUNTIN0 PICK IHI i y IrintWnllifl MsksSssCaWsBes4tCs4ssU 2 CO-FEATURE WARDS WILL BE CLOSED I THURSDAY AFTERNOON FROM 12-5:30 lO TAKE INViNfORY OPEN FRIDAY f ' AS USUAL ( mummi mm t liiMMA BOSS HUNTERWlZU-v