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EIGHT ROSEIURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBUftS, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1946. NOTICE Beginning Dec. 16, 1946, you may apply ot the Sheriffs office, Court House for ' your 1947 automobile license. O. T. Carter Sheriff ATTENTION ! ! KITCHEN CABINETS DELUXE Cabinet work of all kinds Window and Door Frames, any size, any shape Snappy Service! HAVE IN STOCK 3-PANEL DOORS 2'.0" x 6,.8M to 2'.8" x 6'.8" CARAGE DOORS 8'-0" i r-o- Why not use steel sash? All ready to nail In no waiting. City Lumber & Builders Supply North Umpquo Highway, Vi Mil East of County Bar St Ken Adami or Phono 459 WlPW:::r::: tafes SiyLIZfD GLASSES SiI it u ioiporum to your appearance u accuracy of iht leniei it lo your vision, you may select from America's moil beautiful lye faihiooi and. remember they art precision ground to you vision needi. ! ::A iv DR. BRUCE TUCK v OPTOMETRIST 225 N. Jackson St Phone 386 Jamboree To Launch Season Of B League Twelve Douglas County Hoop Teams to Battle At R. H. S. Gym Tonight Jamboree Scheduled Tonight North Oiviaion South Oiviaion 7:30 Oakland ..vs... Canyonville 7:4S Sutherlm ..vs.. Days Creek 8:00 Glide va Riddle 8:14 Veil Conteat of A. 8. B. 8:4 Drain . va. ... Myrtle Creek 9:00 Vonealla va Glendale 9:15 Elkton ..va. . Camaa Valley Douvlas County's li League ! cagers will kick off the lid of their 194647 basketball season with a Jamboree tonight at the Roseburg High School gym. Twelve teams, representing six of the county's Northern Div ision and six of the Southern Division, will vie for the leading pre-season dividing circuit. The games will consist of two sixinlnu:e halves with a yell con test slaled for midway in the evening's hoop tournament be tween student bodies o'f the 12 schools. A capacity crowd Is expected and reports art that each school's student body is out to win the coveted yell contest tro phy, as well as support their re spective quintets with all their lungs. Orner J. Monger, local Rose burg principal, Friday advised local fans to attend tne noop pro gram early as sections are to be set aside for each of the vying student bodies' pep rally. Myrtle Creek Favored Myrtle Creek, defending 1945 county champions, will enter the competition decided favorities over Drain, while other teams will be fairly evenly matched in the six twelve-minute previews of this year's B League casaba crop. The Blue and Gold Myrtle Creek Vikings, coached this year by Forrest C. Loghry, have four returnine lettermen this year and have already knocked over Rose burg's Indians 23-21 although fall ing to the Redskins in the return match, 30-l!l. Slated for action to nicht are Hanna, Weeks, Shirt- cliff, Wilson and Bowen. The Drain five are not to be shut off against Myrtle Creek, how ever, as they have also had pre season experience, dropping con tests to Lorane of the Lane County circuit. 38-22 and 3217. (Jlendales Firates are reponea bv Coach Carl S. White as de veloping rather slowly, but ex pect lone letterman Barong to be the main scoring threat. Team mates will include Cleveland, Sparks, Humilton and Cooper. The Purple and Golds of Yon calla boast an allletterman five and may be termed slight favor ites over f.lcndale. AUhnuph "he We Deliver Phone 690 Specials for Saturday, Dec. 14th FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Arixona ,4 GRAPEFRUIT, lb 0 Swttt t4 POTATOES. 2 lbs Zl Nico Crop 4 L? eft CARROTS, 2 bunchtX9 Nlet Swttt AC A ORANCES. 5 Ibt. ...MOK 2 lbs. 59 Local WALNUTS Krispy CRACKERS Mb. bo. 43C Kounty Kist DC AC Ca 2-89: I CA J No. 2 cans. 2 for . 25C 13C 49C lodixtd or Plain SALT 2-lb. boxos, 2 for Fancy GRAPEFRUIT No. 2 cans, 2 for . Quick or Rtqular CREAM OF WHEAT 25c SPERRY'S PANCAKE FLOUR ,.8.i..bacs JJ5c C. H. B. CATSUP 14-OZ. IOTTLES Pard DOG FOOD ca Whit Star SHREDDED TUNA FISH r.: . 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Elkton Has Tall Trio Three senior lettermen form the nucleus of the Elkton Red and White cagers, who go aaginst Camas Valley tonight. Coach Carl M. (irimsrud Is also honored this year with a pick of six of last year's returners, three of whom measure more than six feet in height. Probable lineup for the Elks Include Kesterson, Courley, Smith, Jackson, Colley. Clemo and Binder. Not expected to possess the strength of last year's club, the Wolves of Coach L. R. Hanson's Days Creek squad possess three returners. Although slow in de veloping this year, Hanson states that squad competition for start ing berths has been at its peak. Slated for probable action are Bratten, Smith, Snyder, Duncan, Moore, Deatherage, Lortie and L. Moore. The division winning tonight's Jamboree will be determined by the division tallying the most points during the six contests. Police Cooperate In Effort to Cut Traffic Tragedies Chief of Police Erwln Short to day announced his department Is cooperating with the office of Secretary ol State Farrell in con ducting a concerted drive against Christmas holiday accidents dur ing the latter part of December. "Since moving traffic violations play an important part in many of these holiday accidents, this department plans to keep a sharp eye on motor vehicle operators In an effort to discourage these costly violations," Short declared. The chief listed these violations as major factors in most uroan traffic accidents during the holi day season: 1. Failure to observe stop signs and traffic signals. 2. Failure to yield right of way to other drivers or to pedestrians in crosswalks. 3. Speed too great for condi tions. 4. Making turns fro'n Improper lanes. 5. Failure to give adequate sig nals for starting, stopping, and turning. Short urged motorists to ob serve traffic regulations as their part of the campaign to reduce the tragic annual Christmas holi day toll. "During the past six years, traffic accident occurring dur ing the final ten days of Decem ber have taken a total of 63 lives in this state," the chief said. "This year drive and walk care fully. Remember cms slogan: 'Don't Let Death Take Your Holiday!' " " Wanted POULTRY EGGS TURKEYS Highest Cash Price Douglas Counfy Poultry Phone 374 Oak A Spruce Sta. H" Slab Wood Dry or Green 4' Slab Wood Dry or Green - SAWDUST Immediate Delivery Roseburg Lumber Co. Roseburg, Ore. Phone 468 0 lllajfctjuect of draflitnanihij nJ cleaned an ineennt iMaqnavox l R.dit J P...,,,,h III It, HIAI II, At, 1 303 N. Jackson I Fhone 908 V li ii i: i Objectives Of Boy Scouts For Coming Year Set A planning conference of the Oregon Trail Council, Boy Scouts of America, was held Sunday last in r.ugene, at wnicn lime mem bership, health and safety, and leadership training objectives were set for the year 1947. The training committee, under the leadership of Council Presi dent J. R. Bruckart and Field Executive Harold J. Shearer, de veloped plans for conducting scout leadership courses in each of the districts of the council within the first quarter of 1947. These courses are to include lead ership training opportunities in all phases of scouting, cub scout ing, boy scouting and senior scouting. The organization and extension committee under the direction of Dr. C. H. Michel, noted member ship status as of November 30 in cluding a grand total of 4351 members In the 123 units of the Oregon Trail Council. Objectives approved Included a minimum grand total membership of 4733 in 140 units with soecial emphasis being given to the senior pro pram for young men in the 15 to 18 age bracket. Dr. EX D. Furrer Indicated the health and safety group is again planning for Inspection of every meeting place within the council; examination of all scouts partici pating in long-term camps and oeneral emphasis on the advance ment program, particularly those relating to first aid and gaiety. General inspection of camps will be made as heretofore. 'Pro Entertainers Billed at Elks' Smoker Professional entertainers will make up the cast of the vaude ville troupe which will entertain men attending the Stag Smoker to be presented Saturday night by the Roseburg Flks lodge. It was '. . . L ,. v . Sixtv Der cent of the cotton done In the two Cart'nasl1nd announced today by Harry Pm- jy, ,ne tinned States is I Georgia. V 7T " niger, CI its viuu manager. i The vaudeville show will be a' part of a full evening of enter-1 talnment open to all men. Pro- ceeds will be used to finance the ; annual Elks Christmas party fori children Dec. 21, and for Christ mas charities. Included in the cast nf enter-! talners will be Elaine Pepnls, j vocalist and master of eeremon- j les; Lennie Russell, pantomine; and vocal; Ann Dawson, South ; Sea dances; Toni Fitzgerald, j exotic dancer; Wes Usher, come-i dfan and harmonica. ATTENTION We have automatic OIL BURNERS Conve youf wood furnace to automatic . , oil heat NOW! KUdtDUKt? nttl ME I Ala 850 E. 1st St. Phono t. -L.. . ,, ISsJl, 51," 1 1 gg.l1 J JT , ! 1 zT -- . - iCst US Cy Slocum Distributing Co. Roseburq's Store i 7 U VIA;J 229 N. Jackson i 1 -?QHMC0 rfl f:. : : ""1 KU22ER DOOR MAT Thr-footallmelalboHy -Complete V ' lkm Too, b, long lasting automobile ttr. .h.rrs,d.hKld.nd p.4 5 IJ V ,1 V ru.Toid winter mud. 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