12 The News-Review, Roseburg, Or Wed., Oct. 5, 1949
Riverside School
Bids Held Up For
Further Study
Bld for the construction of
a basement and first-story addi
tion to the gvmnasium and audi
torium building at Riverside
schools are being held In abey
ance until the school board de
termine what funds are avail
able for other school construc
tion projects.
Superintendent Paul S. Elliott
said bids were 0ened Friday
and taken under advisement by
the board. Basic bids were for
a shell-type structure. Throe al
ternates were Included which
would allow for a complete build
ing. The following bids, listing the
basic and the tolal with alter
nates included, were: Todd Build
ing Co., Roseburg, $62,500-5116,.
436; Industrial Building, Eugene,
$62,800; Settergren-Wilev, Ash
land, $69,716 $116,230; H. J. Set
tergren, Portland, $70.2O0-$117,.
000; H. Barnhard, Medlord, $89,
3225138.534. Plans for the work were pre
pared by Portland Arcniiects
Freeman, Haysllp & Tult.
Plans called for a basement
of concrete construction to house
girls' and boys' locker rooms and
showers, storage room, kitchen
and teachers' lunch and cafeteria
rooms.
The gym playing floor, stage
and dressing rooms would be lo
cated on the ground level. The
floor was to have a plywood fin
ish and the roof will he of bow
string truss construction. Pipe
columns and beams were plan
ned In the floor.
Interior construction generally
was to be plastered walls and
fiberboard ceilings. Unit heaters
were specified, also glass block
windows.
There are about 651.000 steel
workers In the United States.
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Defenst Lesson Slated
For Class At Armory
"Defense of the United States
against an attack employing
atomic weapons and guided mis
siles" will be the topic of a two
hour class, to be conducted to
nipht at the Roseburg Armory for
all reserve personnel and national
guardsmen.
The class will be conducted by
the Army's Organized Reserve
corps' augmenlation group 1. Lt.
Col. David J. McKadden, who re
cently returned from 35 months
duty In China, will conduct the
course. Sgt. Wallace D. Bosley
will assist him.
Retirement credits will be
awarded for attendance, accord
ing to Major Jack P. Bathrlck.
commander of 6664 Base General
Training depot, O. R. C, Rose
burg. "Roof Fire" Just
Optical Illusion
The fire alarm which sound
ed shortly after six o'clock Tues
day night proved to be a false
alarm despite the lengthy blasts
of both sirens.
City firemen reported an alert
Roseburg woman phoned in the
information a house roof was on
fire at Klagg street In the east
part of town and would firemen
please hurry.
Kiremen did. But when they
arrived at the scene of the sup
posedly blazing house, they found
an optical Illusion had fooled their
Informant. Instead of a house
fire, the firemen found rubbish
burning behind a house every
thing perlectly in order.
The illusion occurred when the
woman, standing below the hill
on which the house is located,
looked up and saw flames shoot
ing up from what looked to be
the house top. t
ACTIVE CLUB MEETING
Roseburg Active club will meet
Thursday, at 7:30 p.m. at the
Roseburg Country club. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
Births at Mercy Hospital
HOWELI To Mr. and Mrs.
Howard A. Howell. Sutherlin, Oct.
2, a son, Charles Wesley; weight
nine pounds, three ounces.
ROBERTSON To Mr. and Mrs.
George C. Robertson, 2015 Otle
Lane, Oct. 3, a son, Timothy
George; weight six pounds, 15
ounces.
SMITH-To Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter F. Smith, 918 South Jackson
street, Oct. 4, a daughter, Caro
lyn; weight seven pounds, nine
ounces.
BRISBIN-To Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace M. Brlsbln, Brockway
Oct. 4, a daughter, Sandra Kay;
weight seven pounds, three
ounces.
DICK To Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Dick, Camas Valley, Oct. 4, a son,
Steven Bruce; weight a e v e n
pounds, 10 ounces.
PICKETT-To Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin E. Pickett, 611 i Schultz
street, Oct. 4. a son, Patrick Al
len; weight nine pounds.
Advert leement
Lady's Stomach
Was Like Gas Factory;
Meals Turned to Gas
Ymir medicine can't ha hrat uvi
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and m.v husband trrrthly conatl-
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LOCAL NEWS
Visiting Relatives Mm. Dor
othy Miller of Medford is visit
ing relatives in Roseburg.
Attend Game Mr. and Mrs.
R. H. Savage of Roseburg were
In Portland over the weekend.
They attended the OSC-U. of C.
football game.
Returns to Salem Bill Whar
ton has returned to Salem after
spending the past week In Rose
burg with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Wharton.
Club to Meet Helping Hand
club of Edenbower will meet at
1:30 o'clock Thursday at ihe
home of Mrs. G. Niday, 1919
Eden lane.
Announce Birth Mr. and Mis.
Gus Shaw of Drain announce the
birth of a son. Tommy Wayne,
weight eight pounds S 12 ounces,
born Sent. 26 at the Booher ma
ternity home near Drain.
New Pressman Harland Wil
helm of Coos Bay has begun his
duties as pressman at the News
Review. He plans to bring his
family to Roseburg ai soon as
housing is available.
Publio Card Party Pythian Sis
ters are holding a public bene
fit card party at 8 p. m Thurs
day at the K. of P. hall. Tickets
may be secured at Al's Fixit
shop at 318 West Washington
street.
All-Day Meeting The Roseburg
branch of the Lazy Daisy Sew
ing club of McMinnville will hold
an all-day meeting with noon
potltick luncheon at the home
of Mrs. E. E. Lyda Jr., on Sun
set lane Thursday.
Back From Portland Mrs. B.
R. Shoemaker Jr. returned to
Roseburg today after spending
several days in Portland visiting
her mother, Mrs. Leora Rich
ards. She accompanied her hus
band, and Dr. and Mrs. B. R.
Shoemaker to Portland Fridav,
They attended the OSC-U. of Cal
ifornia football game Saturday.
Class to Meet Midweek Bible
class of St. Paul's Lutheran
church will meet at the home
of Mrs. C. Perry near Myrtle
Creek for a potluck luncheon
Thursday. Those desiring trans
portation are asked to meet at
the Roseburg Lutheran parish
house at 11:30 a. m.
Baby Born Word has been re
ceived here of the birth of a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Alden
Kilbourne, at Tucson, Ariz, The
baby has been named Janet Lee
and weighed seven pounds eleven
and a half ounces. The Kilhournes
are well-known In Roseburg, hav
ing resided here prior to mov
ing to Arizona.
Pledge Sorority Word has
been received in Roseburg that
Miss Lorraine Losee and Miss
Cynthia Sue Turner, both of
this cily have been pledged to
Delta Delta Delta sorority on
the Oregon State campus at
Corvallis. Miss Losee is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. For
rest Losee and Miss Turner .
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Turner.
Arrive in North Carolina Dr.
and Mm. H. C. Church who left
RosohuTff recontly have arrived
in Charlotte, N. C, where they
are visiting their son-in-law and
riauchter, Mr. and Mrs. Jamen
Y. Rogers. Enroute they visited
General and Mrs. Milton Halsey
and family in Virginia, where
the latter is stationed with the
U. S. army.
Attend Conference A group of
Yoncalla women attended the
Methodist W. S. C. S. district
conference in Rosehurg last
week. The group included Mrs.
J. N. Sparks, Mrs. Perry Smith,
Mrs. Luther Daugherty, Mrs. Cab
Inas. Mrs, Calvin Peterson, Mr.
Jack Boucock, Mrs. Olive Mi
Kee. Mrs. Norma Pay, Mrs. Torn
Wallace. Mrs. Trabel and Rev.
and Mrs. Byars.
From Klamath Falls Thomas
Patty ot Klamath Kalis, is work
ing as engraver In Ihe photo
engraving depart ment of the
New-Review. He was employed
In a similar position on the He
aid and News at Klamath Fall.
He plans to return there Friday
to bring his wife and smtil
daughter. Rosemary to Roseburg
where they will take up resi
dence In the Cloverdale addition
for the present.
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jf TALKING ABOUT VOL VOU NEEEMT GO INTO ANV
11 VIOLIN) PRACTICE L-f HUDDLE ABOUT ME I'LL
I F53 S TAKE CARE OF MYSELF I TTW
1 iTTnZT y'- ' V WOM TH,S AT OLP MOUNT W -
P W-TT"- S BEFORE HE WAS BORN PPT
B4 1 OR YOU COULD MAKE A hi'
WZ . PIE IM NOT ON MY S I
- L VS l' V LAST LEGS YET JZZZ
. llfSr, , , WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY n
OUT OUR WAY
STRIKE KITCHENS OPEN UP
in front ot his strike kitchen at
Oct. 1. Just off
Store At Yoncalla
Changes Owners
By MRS. GEORGE EPES
N.w.-Review Corre.pond.nt
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Stenseth,
who or the past 21 years have
successfully operated the Yon
calla Red and White store, have
sold their business to Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Wamsley of Nes
kowin. (Ire.
Mr. Stenseth came to Yoncalla
33 years ago, from Minnesota,
and for a number of years ran
a cream filling station in con
nection with the R. W. D;ts
Feed store. In April, 1928, he
bought what was known as the
V. F. Rupprecht grocery store.
Mrs. Stenseth has been on the
job every day with her husband,
and now they have earned a
much needed rest. They will re
tire from active business for the
present. Mr. and Mrs. Stenseth
will make their home In Yon
calla. Next summer, they expect
to take a trip to Norway, where
Mr. Stenseth has sisters and bro
thers whom he has not seen for
25 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Wamsley ran a
general store at Neskowin. They
took over the Red and white
store Monday, Oct. 3. They have
also rented the Stenseth home,
two blocks south of the store.
Yoncalla welcomes the Wam
sley family Into Its midst, and
hopes as friendship grows, it will
feol the same warm feeling for
the Wamsleys it has felt for the
Stenseth family.
Helen Douglas To Run
For U. S. Senate Seat
LOS ANGELES. Oct. 5. t.B
Helen Gahagan Douglas, ex-actress
turned congresswoman, an.
nounced today that she will be a
candidate for U. S. senator next
year.
The seat Is now occupied by
Sheridan Downey, Democrat, who
has not announced whether he
will run for reelection. Mrs. Doug
las, wife of actor Melvyn Doug
las, also Is a Democrat.
She said she will make the
race "in response to a
K ,'"Ki
Insistence from people In all parts
I of California."
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Splicing and Ferrule
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Harry Adamlti. "chef" of United Steelworkers Local 1397. puts up a sign
Homestead. Pa., as steelworkers settle down for strike which began oa
the picket line, Steve Grevke stokes up with a sandwich.
(fir. 4 TfUpholn)
JUSTICE DOUGLAS SERIOUSLY INJURED 8. Supreme Court
Justice William O. Dnuglaa lies on a cot in hospital mt Yakima, Wash.,
as be is X-rayed by Technician Leonard Leburg. Douglas was seriously
injured when his horse threw him while he was riding In the Cascade
Mountains not far from Yakima. Doctors said his condition, "while
serious, ts not critical.
BPW WEEK OBSERVED
The following resolution calling
for observance cf National Bus-,
Iness Women's week. Oct. 9-15.
ha.i been issued by Mayor Lee
Blickenstaff of Yoncalla:
"Whereas, October 915 has
been set i.)e a National Rns. i
iness Women's week, and
"Whereas, lis croservance is i " fc
I noted throughout the entire Unit- Mis Kitt is a graduate of Mon
ed States and its territories in I State university at Mis
recognition of the Informed and !ou'- where she majored in
accomplished women everyw here sociology administration. She has
engaged in business and the pro- heen a Camp Fire guardian and
lessions; therefore. j leader the past four years.
"Be it resolved that this same Mrs. Gibson. horn Miss Kitt
week shall be so noted and ob- j succeeds, plans to remain in
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The Dean Clinic
In Our 39th Yar
N I. Center I. Itrwt.ee ettd Orattd Ave.
TeleaAette IAr Kll Porttend I . Ore.
By J. R.Williams
ft TtftfA
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rCamp Fire Girls Here
aj-u.
Report New Secretary
Miss Barbara Lou Kitt. re-
cently of Missoula, Mont., has
assumed the position of executive
secretary of the Camp Fire Girls,
Inc.. of Douglas county. She sue-
:ceeds Mrs. tlizabeth oibson, re
Kosemirg and will continue to
be active in Camp Fire work.
Miss Km s office is in the down
stairs store at Miller's.
served by the city of Yoncalla,
Oregon.
I.EE BLICKENSTAFF,
Mayor, Yoncalla, Ore.
ITCH
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miles N of Ynclle
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retired from said partnersh.p effective
September Jg ItHS. and will not be
responsible for anr debts contracted
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