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rJEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1948 NINE L,1 ' 4 NEW FIELD ENTRANCE A new gate and ticket booth have been added to Roseburg's Finlay Field at part of the rejuvenation program underway. The new industrial artt building, left, and the new band room, right, are also included in the school additions, under the direction of Building Supervisor J, W. Mess. Future plans call for a mud-free path. to the football tadium, more bleacher seats, and a running track which is now under construction.' vE r6 IK A 1 I V-MJ- I. ,.'1 1 Nw-Rvt.w Picture NEW THEATER RISES The new Rand Theater at Su'herlin it under construction on Central Street, It is being built of pumice blocks and will be operated in conjunction with the present Rand Theater and the Jewel Theater at Oakland. i- v . ; ; ' A! i Meeting a glamorous movie utar like Virginia Mayo on a Holly, wood let might make a man walk around with his head in the clouds, but Cliff Thompson start ed out there. The Iola, Wis., lawyer is 8 feet 7 inches tall. He plans to move his law practice to Los Angeles where, says Virginia, "He'll appeal only to the higher courts. 'No Run-Away' LOCAL NEWS Picnio Dated The annual Drain Normal School picnic will be held Sunday, July 25, at Drain. A large number of Roseburg residents are making arrange ments for attending the picnic. In Portland Miss Sharon Stephens, of Ogden, Utah, who Is spending the sun .er months In Roseburg with her grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephens, is visiting friends In Portland for a short time. Ill at Home Arlyss McFetrldge is reported to be seriously ill at her home in Roseburg. Reported III Lloyd Sconce Is reported to be steadily Improving at Mercy Hospital from a broken leg. Home from Vacation Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Carter and son, Tom, have returned to their home In Roseburg after enjoying a, four week vacation In the East. En route they Mooned In Boise. Idaho, to visit with Mr. Carter's brother, Lee Carter, and family. They also stopped In Yellowstone Park and traveled through the Black Hills region of South Dakota. At Carlisle Barracks, Pa., they visited with their son-in-law and daughter, Lt. Col, and -Mrs. T. C. Fitgerald, and son, Terry. From there they made side trips to Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and Gettysburg, Pa. They return ed home via the southern route, stopping In Salt Lake City, Utah, and Torrington, Wyoming to visit Lt. Col Fitzgerald's mother, Mrs. Merle Barbie. FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer ' " " I didn't mind them firing ma but when they take ma off the payroll, that's going just bit toe farl On Vacation Mrs. J. E. Slat tery left today for Olympla, Wash,, for a week's vacation with relative. Home From Vacation Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Amlot have returned to their home In Roseburg, follow ing a vacation in Berkeley, Calif., visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Lorlgan, and baby daughter, Stephanie. They were met there by Mrs. ftmiot's sister, Miss Els peth Sandmann, of New Orleans, who accompanied them back to Roseburg to spend her vacation. To Observe Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Watson will ob serve their 55m wedding anni versary at their hu;ne Sunday, July 25, on the Deer Creek road. At Watiia Heme Mrs. G. A. Kasper of Portland is In Rose burg to visit Indefinitely at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Hed wig Watzlg, on South Main street. To Visit Here Miss Jeraldlne Johnson of Portland is spending tne weenena at ine nome oi ner parents. Mr. and ' irs. J. E. John son, of this city. Returns Home Mrs. James Hennessey has returned to her home at Winchester after a trip to Seattle, Wash., where she was called by the death of her father. Visits In Euotme Mrs. Fred Lockwood of Roseburg has been spending the last few days In Eu gene visiting her parehts, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Harpster. Spttdincj Patrolman Loses Ton Days' Pay SEATTLE. July 23. (Jpy Po lice Patrolman Myron C, Maxwell, one of whose Jobs Is handing out speeding tickets to motorists, was on the receiving end yesterday, , He was suspended 10 daya with out pay for driving at a high rate of speed. The blushing officer explained he was late In meeting his ser geant when seen going llcke split. The person who saw hi was Police Chief George Eastnu homeward bound from work. PRUDENTIAL UFI Inuraac HORACE C. IHt . oeolal Agent 111 West Oak Offloa 712 J Res. tn-J In Eugene Cltv School Super intendent Paul Elliott and Mrs. Eliott and daughters, Ann and Janeth. spent Thursday In Eu gene visiting and attending to business. Attend Plane Meet Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fair and children, Joan and Carl, Jr., spent last weekend In Portland attending the state model airplane meet under the sponsorship of Plymouth car deal ers. . Now Open for Business ot 746 Short St. (Burke St. entronee) Physiotherapist Swedish Massage Electro-therapy Edward E. Odle Phone 1294-J Nursing Home Facilities Available The Leaning Tower of Pisa be gan to sinks when it had risen only 40 ot its 170 feet. Arrives Heme W. H. Allen, district representative for Union Oil Co., will arrive home Satur day after attending Oleum Re finery sch"H)l at Oleum, Calif., lor the past two weeks. Sunday-Finlay Field-2:00 P. M., Roseburg vs Tri-City Adults 75c Children 30e ALSO Donkey Baseball Game Sunday 8:00 P. M. ALL STAR SOFTBALL TEAM vt. UMPQUA CHIEFS Adults $1.00 Children 30c WALLPAPER AND PAINT Page Lumber & Fuel 1(4 E. 2nd Ave. S. Ph. 242 BOWLING! LEAGUE BOWLING en Tuesday and Thursday Public Bowling ALL OTHER NIGHTS Open 11:00 a. m. to Mldnlo' ? Every Dayl ROSEBURG BOWLING ALLEYS 13S B. Rose Accepts Employment Miss Pauline Miller, daughter of Mrs. L. F. Miller, has accepted em- ht at Craig s. ploymeh UEA 1 elephotot John BniTymore. Jr., 16-ypnr-oid on of ihe late Actor Jonn Barry more, arrived in Los Antzeies oy plane from New York saying U the fuss about his "running away" was false. Vacationing tn Thou sand Islands with his mother, for mer Bf tress Dolores Costello, and his step-father. Dr. John VruwlnK. he became homesick for Califor nia and left, nt Mid. ON SALE SATURDAY ONLY COURTLAND TENNIS RACKETS Joe Whalen Model Reg. 5.95 Saturday Only J.95 Jack Fariss and Son 130 N. Jackson Phone 57 R WALLBOARD Sheets and Tile Gyp-Lap Sheetrock Weatherwocd , Masonite Simpson Weldtex Firtex Abestone Veneer COEN SUPPLY CO. Floed & Mill Stt. Phone 121 An important interest to Announcement of you and your. personal family. liWWooo UMPQUA DAIRY Protects Purity of Your Milk S I , ill I ".V'. . y It has always been our policy to care ully guard the purity of our milk through every step of our dairy operation to its final delivery to your home. As an added protection to the standard cap which we use on all our bottles, we now sterilize and heat-seal the entire pouring surface with water-proof Seal, right Hood. This extra cover is tamperproof. It Cannot be removed without breaking the seal and it mesne that the top of your bottle of milk is protected against handling in delivery. This famous Seal right Hood acts as silent sentinel, guard ing your milk bottle, is it stands exposed on the doorstep. This extra protec tion is yours without extre cost. Although other types of hoods hove been ovoiloble for some time, we at Umpquo Dairy have waited for Sealright Hoods. We be lieves this hood affords the best possible protection to our customers. UMPQUA DAIRY CO Short end Sykes Sts.' Phone 38 OurPhthrmi GREATER SAVINGS, VERY DAY! With moit of ui vacations always teem to take every penny that can bs spared. Here's rsal help for your over-taxed budget... the very finest of known, quality foods... ot savings that count upigrpritingly. Moke your vacation doubly enjoyable by realizing substantial sav. ings on every purchase at .. . GRIMM'S GROCERY SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, 24th 20-lb. Lugs . , Yakima APRICOTS 1.89 NOW'S THE TIMS FOR CANNING SPRY-CRISCO Snowdrift 1 FARM-FRESH PRODUCE 3-lb. can .1.19 ONIONS, yellow ..4 lbs. 29c CORN, fresh 3 for 23c ORANGES ...8-lb. bags 59c NEW POTATOES 10 lbs. 49c SUGAR PURE CANE 25-lb. bags 2.15 DUZ, OXYDOL large pkg. 33c CRUSHED PINEAPPLE No. 2 cans 35c DURKEES OLEOMARGARINE Mb. pkgs. 39c Krispy Crackers - 2-lb. pkg 49c r7jilS MEATS 17! American Club COFFEE Ub-n- 36c Rancher's Pride Turkey and 2'i Noodles ConS 49c Marlon Peclpd Potatoes No 2 c,ni 10c YE8 TISSUE 300 Count 27c VEAL STEAK ....... lb. 65c FANCY BEEF ROASTS lb. 62c SWIFT'S SLICED BACON lb. 59c WIENERS lb. 49c i
