Benson PTA Has Vcried Program
"Delinquent children ire very of
ten the resu of delinquent par
ents," County Judge D. N. Busen
bark told the Benson Parent-Teachers
association Monday night. Shar
ing the program were the Camp
Fire Girls under the leadership of
Mrs. George Miller and Mrs. L.
Gibson.
Following the flag salute, group
singing, a piano solo, several songs
and dances were presented by the
Camp Fir Girls.
A nominating committee, Roy
Grain. Mrs. George Miller and Mrs.
Fred Dent, was elected during the
business session.
Information was given concern
ing the stage curtains for which
the PTA has raised funds. Mrs.
E. McElroy was appointed to rep
resent Benson PTA to urry out
plans for the county council lunch
eon to be held at Fullerton school
April 1, when the Roseburg schools
will serve as co-hostesses.
Mrs. Don Wills, president, an
nounced there seems to be little
hopes for exchange students this
year. Reports were also given on
the executive and last council meet
ing. Benson principal Roy Cram dis
played the new movie projector
purchased for the school by the
teachers from their share of the
chili supper proceeds.
Mrs. Julius Benson had charge
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STEER BEEF FRONTS
9 ib.
This is the Finest Quality Steer Beef being
Sold at Below Wholesale Price.
ROSEBURG MEAT CO.
FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS '
624 Winchester Phone 280
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Allis-Chalmrt
demonstrate
new
arth-gripping
traction
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Let WD engine powtr ad
jutt rear wheel tpacing.
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SALES AND SERVICE
Extra traction
when you need it . . . auto
matically. That is how the Model
WD'i hydraulic Traction Booster
increases the pulling power of the
tractor. ' .
The 4-cylinder hydraulic pump
automatically shifts weight to the
rear wheels as the load increases.
The WD's quick-mounted plow,
with two 16-(nch bottoms at your
control, bites deep and atays deep.
The Traction Booster also works
with other rear-mounted imple
ment. And here are additional WD ad
vantages. Adjusts its own rear
wheel spacing with engine power.
Has new two-clutch system to con
trol power take-off driven
machines independent of
forward travel.
Here is down-to-earth
power for your farm. Stop
in and talk to us.
Farm one1 Industrial Equipmsnr Company takes pride in paying
tribute to the Builders of America . . . The 4-H Clubs.
4-H Club Week, March 4 to 12. ,
Farm and Industrial Equipment Co.
Hiway 99 North . Phone 1559
A MESSAGE from the head of
their church will be heard at
a part of the Sunday morning
service, March 12, by the con
gregation of the St. George's
Episcopal church of Roseburg.
Timed for airing at 1 1:30 a. m.
in each of the 8,000 parishes
and missions of the Episcopal
church, remarks by the Rt. Rev.
Henry Knox Sherrill, presiding
bishop (pictured above) will
be heard over one of the larg
est networks ever arranged.
Bishop Sherrill's address will be
an appeal to Episcopal church
members to support a largely
increased program of work in
missions in this country and over
seas. The broadcast is a part
of the "One Creat Hour of
Sharing," a united effort of 19
Protestant and Eastern orthodox
denominations.
Yitcl Statistics
Divorce Suits Filed
FOSGATE Ella vs. Donald Fos
gsle. Married June 10, 1836, at
Spokane, Wn. Plaintiff charges
cruel and inhuman treatment, asks
custody of one child, $15 per month
support nd a property settlement.
Rtedsport Man Fibs For ;
Port Commissioner Post
Charles A. Manschreck, Reeds
port, filed petition for nomination
to the office of Port of Umpqua
commissioner, Wednesday at the
county clerk'a office. Manschreck's
name will appear on the Democrat
ic primary ballot at the election
to be held May 19.
According to Manschreck's slo
gan, he will devote bis efforts to
"efficient and economical" opera
lion of the Port of Umpqua and
will "expand its activities for the
benefit of the taxpayers of the dis
trict." -
T. L. Weaver, Canyonville Demo
crat, also filed a petition Wednes
day, for nomination to the office
of precinct committeeman.
Health Board Member
To Address lions Club
A speaker from the State Board
of Health will be on the program
for the weekly Lions club meeting
tonight at the Hotel Umpqua. Coun
ty sanitarian Claude Baker is in
charge of the program. -
This will be the third week of
the attendance contest. Member
ship Chairman Earl Henry assures
that there will be a "proper" pen
alty for the losing team.
A father-and-daughter banquet is
scheduled by the club for the March
16 meeting.
Officers Elected By
Assn. Of Auto Dealers
Roy Catching of Roseburg Motors
was elected president of Roseburg
Automobile Dealers association at
a meeting Wednesday. Herb Weis
gerber of Roseburg Hudson agen
cy, was elected vice-president, and
Sherman Plympton, of Corkrum
Motors, secretary-treasurer.
Directors chosen include Steve
Cooper, of Cooper Motors; J. F.
"Si" Dillard of Dillard Motors,
Hans Hansen of Hansen Motors,
Fred Lockwood of l.ockwood Mo
tors, and Roy S. Smith of Smith
Motors.
The members discussed the com
ing Spring festival and agreed to
hold a display of new model cars
on dackson street the night of
March 15.
Psychiatrist To Address
Glide School Assembly
Br. Frampton B. Price, psychi
atrist at Roseburg's Veterans hos
pital, will address parents and pa
trons of the Glide schools Friday
evening at Glide high school.
Following his lecture will be a
program, which will include mu
sical numbers by the Glide ele
mentary band, directed by Adrian
Sias, and a Chinese auction.
Homemade cake and handiwork
are scheduled to go on the "block."
The Glide PTA, sponsor of the
program, announces that a pie
sale will be held at the close of the
evening. .
$5300.00 Polio
insurance tor each member
of family. $9.00 annually.
Butinau Men's- Assurance Co.
E. V. Lincoln, Aot. Ph. 938-J-4
Boy Scouts Plan
For Jamboree Set
At Valley Forge
The quota for the National Boy
Scout jamboree, to be held at Val
ley Forge, Pennsylvania this July,
is rapidly being filled in this area,
according to Oregon Trail council
headquarters in Eugene. Approxi
mately one boy from each troop
and senior scout unit will have an
opportunity to make the trip, ISO
places it the jamboree having been
assigned to the Oregon trail coun
cil, which includes Lincoln, Ben
ton, Lane, Douglas, Coos and Cur
ry counties.
The boys from this area will trav
el by special train, and will be
under the constant supervision ut
experienced adult scouters. The en
tire trip for the boys from the
Northwest will take about 23 days,
of which seven will be spent, at the
encampment at Valley Forge. The
jamboree will extend over July
Fourth, and it is expected that
President Truman will make his
Independence dy speech to the
40,000 Boy Scouts who will attend
ihis historic scouting event.
Many stopovers have been plan
ned on the way to and from Valley
Forge, so that the scouts may visit
cities and points of interest all
across the nation. Among many
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Thuri., Mar. 1950 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 11
activities, visits are planned to
movie siudios in Hollywood, steel
mills in Pittsburgh, Washington,
D.C., Philadelphia, New York City
and Yellowstone park. ,
This is the first National Boy
Srout jamboree to be held since
1937, and will be attended by scouts
from every state of the union, and
from abroad. The following spon
sors of Boy Scout troops in this
locality have announced that their
troops will be represented at the
jamboree:
Drain Lions Club, Knights of Co
lumbus, Roseburg; Roseburg Ki
wanis: American Legion, Suther
lin; First Baptist church, Rose
burg; Group of Citizens, Roseburg;
American Legion, Oakland; and the
Dillard PTA.
Since every troop and senior unit
in the council will not be repre
sented, some troops will be able
to send more than one scout.
Among the Boy Scouts who have
registered at council headquarters
In F.llffPn fA mill th Svin ar
:the following from this area: '
uuioru i.. r.vans, tvawin Hess,
Marvin Sconce, Lewis G. Hollett,
Ronald Graves, Glen Scofwld, Lar
ry Henninger, Donala Henninger,
Eddie Nolle and Donald Houslav,
all Roseburg; James Witzel, Jim
my Whipple, Howard Nutt, Kenny
Stoop, Jerry Martin, Richard Dun
con, Dave Olson, Donald Harris and
Normand Martin, all Drain; An
tone Giovinini, Oakland; and
Charles Enyarb, Sutherlin.
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and Ladden .
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Mortgage Foreclosure To
Meet Judgment Ordered
Lew Duguid was awarded Judg
ment for $150 plus interest and
costs from Agnes G. and Arvin L.
Huntly Tuesday in circuit court in
an order signed by Judge Carl E.
Wimberly.
The amount is alleged to be due
on a promissory note, for which
the defendant Agnes G. Huntley
delivered her indenture of mort
gage upon property described as
lot one, block three. Crawl's addi
tion, Canyonville.
The order also specifies that the
mortgage, assigned to the plaintiff,
is a first and prior lien against
the premises; that the mortgage be
foreclosed, that the property be
sold by the sheriff and that the
proceeds be applied to the costs
of the sale and to the satisfaction
of the judgment.
Suit Filed To Recover
On Promissory Note
Otto W. Heider has filed suit in
circuit court for $1,510, with interest
and costs, from J. E. and Evelyn
Shaw, husband and wife. The
amount is alleged due on a promis
sory note.
Heider further asks that the court
foreclose his mortgage on the Shaw
premises, located in the Roseburg
and ha he proceeds be apptSHR
Home Orchard tract, which the de
fendants Shaw delivered to the
plaintiffs to secure payment on the
note. Plaintiff also asks that the
premises be sold by the sheriff
and that the proceeds be applied to
the satisfaction of the judgment.
In another money suit, State Un
employment Compensation com
mission demands judgment for
$51.99, plus interest and costs from
Fred C. Reece, doing business as
Roseburg Paint shop for- alleged
non-payment of required contribu
tions. .
of the nursery, and Mrs! Robert
Le Bleu refreshments. They were
assisted by the Camp Fire group.
Constable and
SHERIFF'S SALE
The merchandise listed below will be sold to the high
est bidder at GILKEY'S TRADING POST, 523 N.
Jackson in Roseburg
TIME
Friday, March 10, at 10:00 A. M.
(Sale may continue into Saturday)
Haversacks
Spray Pumps
Tents
Rubberized Bags
Mess Kits
Carpenter Aprons
Rubber Boots
Wool and Cotton Hose
Clothes Line Reels
Paint
Varnish
Linseed Oil
Paint Brushes
Hand Tools
Overshoes
Filet
Camp Stoves
Ice Creeper
Women's Formal Sheet
Shirts ,
Trousers - -Drug
Store Items
Miscellaneous' Clothing
Four-Mart Rubber Boats
TWO OIL BURNING RANGES SUITABLE
FOR RESTAURANT OR LOGGING CAMP
AIR COMPRESSOR WITH MOTOR
9 SOFT DRINK UNIT AND
FREEZER CABINET
Check Writer, Cash Register, Office Desks and Chairs,
Miscellaneous Office Equipment.
Guiberson Radial Diesel Motors, Parts of Motors, Frames, Hercules Fower Plant
Complete with Transmission.
OTHER MERCHANDISE
LOWEST PRICES EVERY DAY AT FRED MEYER. PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY
FRED
MEYER
Save 26c
Regular 69c,
Sta-Neet
Home Barber
43c
Savo en your hair cut bills i
Sta-Naat. Trims t it combi.
2 for 1 Sale
' Regular 50c
Yankee Clover
BRILLIANTINE
2 for 50c
DEEP CUT PRICES
3.98 TABLE LAMPS
1.98
1.39
2.69
13c
29c
1 t tt
60 blades leSVS
16c
3 16c
14c
1.95 CANASTA SETS
4.95 G. E. ELECTRIC
ALARM CLOCK ...
29c WALDORF GLASS WAX
AEROWAX
FLOOR POLISH, 16 or.
MARLIN BLADES, -
Single or double,
27c CHIFFON SOAP FLAKES
9e WOODBURY'S
TOILET SOAP..
17e SCOT TOWELS
Values to 3.00
sX BOOK S
39c
LADY EVA
BUBBLE BATH
Or ,3i
ill 1.00
' ''a
FREE!
Hair Brush
With the Purchase of
Lady Eva
Castile
SHAMPOO
Both
for Only .
69c
3 for
1.00
Fiction and Non-Fiction
0 Many popular telling titles from which
to choose.
O Entertaining fiction and non-fiction
titles with many informative and edu
cational books included.
O) Not reprints or sow sellers, but popular
selling editions. . ,.' ' -
Now It your chance to 64 importont end ontertoinfne,
books to your library. Mony belt-lellin. novels. In.
clua'in. "Thro. Com. Horn.," tram which new hit
movi. h.t boon released.
Wrisley Soaps
Save 10c Regular 29c
Zoo Soap
4 bars 19c
Your kiddies will lore these hers
e( woe mod. m the shoe, ef Zo.
onim.le. i
Family Soap
., 59c
WrMoy't ' moit popular wpi tittf
your favorite! hovo boon included
in rhii talocrion. Pocked to rout
oblo plastic boo.
LESS THAN HALF PRICE ! ! I
LORD BALTIMORE TOILETRIES
REGULAR 1.50
Men's Cologne
Deodorant
Regular 1.S0
MEN'S AFTER SHAVE LOTION
Regular 1.50
MEN'S TALCUM POWDER
Regular 1.50
MEN'S HAIR DRESSING
SALE
PRICE
69c
EACH
PLUS TAX
Save 10c
Regular 19c
WORTHY
ASPIRIN
Now 9C
loHl. e lOO'i
Prize Brand Oregon-Grown
Rose Bushes
59c
Each
3 for 1.69
6 for 2.98
SO voriotiot Oftd colort from which to chooio. Fully fuorantottf
ttaro Inspectod buthot fro wo yoort in Oregon ftoldt. loch
bush h packed in poot moil, wroppod In hoovy fcroft popo' "4
dipptd In hot wok to inturo frothnon. Stloct now roM btnhot
for your fjordon now. Guorontood to bloom thii yoor.
DAHLIA BULBS
fahiwth. si, GLADIOLUS BULBS
SCI OUR WIDI SELECTION Of
PORTLAND MB COMPANY
4 bulbs 99c
, 24 bulbs 99c
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS
Save 1.00
Regular 2.25
Evening In Paris
Face Powder
with
Mais Ouf Parry mo and
Ivan in a. In Port Parfumo
BOTH FOR ONLY
1.25
PIUI tOK
A dlif hfful Iriplo combination fao
rurinf your favorira parfumoi and
foco powdar. All rhroa roforhar or
rtiii low prica.
, " TV k "i I
Save 16c
Regular 25c
Craig Martin
Ammoniated
Tooth Powder
Only 9c each
for Thrifty Buyers
112 N. Jackson