The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, March 09, 1950, Page 7, Image 7

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Silo Saturday The Rebekah
lodge will sponsor i food sale Sat
urday it the E. G. High insurance
office. -
O. ef U. V. la Meet Florence
Nightingale tent No. IS, Daughters
of Union Veterans, will meet at
7:30 p.m. Friday at the K. of P.
hall.
Te Meet Friday Edenbower
Community club will meet at a
potluck dinner Friday night at 6
o'clock at the school. Pictures of
the Rod and Gun club will be
shown. Those attending are asked
to bring a covered dish and their
own table service.
Te Meet Friday Douglas County
Music Teachers association will
meet Friday at I 12 o'clock no
hostess luncheon at the Hotel Ump
qua. Feed Sale SaturdayThe Wom
an's Society of Christian Service
of Dillard will hold a cookM food
sale Saturday, March 11, at Gor
don's store in Dillard.
Club te Meet Zuleima club,
Daughters of the Nile, will meet at
a 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper Fri
day night at the home of Mrs.
John Joelson, 620 S. Main street,
with Mrs. H. M. Stevens, co-host-ess.
BOXING
Friday, March 10
Roseburg Indian!
Medford Black Tornadoes
30 ROUNDS
Roseburg Junior High Auditorium
Adults 80c
Grade School Students 35c
. Te Meet Saturday Elgarose
ri A will meet Saturday night at
S o'clock at the school. Members
and friends are invited. Refresh
ments will be served.
Te Meet at Petluck RiversdaJe
Home Economics club will meet
Friday at a 12:30 o'clock potluck
luncheon at the home of Mrs. H.
B. Kruse. Those attending are ask
ed to bring their table service.
Tamale Supper Melrose Home
Economics club will sponsor a ta
male supper Saturday, March 11,
from 0:30 to t-p.m. at Grange hall.
Cards will be in play during social
hour. Public invited.
Lady tlks te Meet Lady Elks
will meej at 1 o'clock tonight,
March . at the temple. Contract
bridge, pinochle and canasta will
be in play. Mrs. Arne Copple Is in
charge of the card play.
Te Meet Friday Lutheran Lay
men's league organization commit
tee will meet at 7:30 o'clock Friday
night at the parish hall of St.
Paul's Lutheran church. Commit
tee members, and others interested
are invited.
Lady Lions Te Meet Lady
Lions will meet Monday. March 13.
at Carl's Haven at 7 p.m. for a
dinner and b' lines hour. Mrs. I.
W. Lowe, Mrs. Cecil Lowe and Mrs.
W. H. Klatt are hostesses. Those
attending are asked to bring a
white elephant.
Te Meet Friday County PTA
council by-laws committee will
meet at 2 p.m. Friday at the Cham
ber cf Commerce. Members include
Mrs. Jack Chapman, chairman;
Mrs. Sam Warg, Roseburg: Mrs.
Margaret McCord. Dillard: Mrs. P.
H. Early. Oakland: Mrs. M. Alvin
Helgeson and M. A. Deller of
Meeting Tonight A meeting of
uie Jamp fire pageant committee,
with Mrs. Charles Russel as gen
eral chairman, will be held tonight
at the home of Mrs. Leonard Gib
son. 1223 Winchester street.
Further planning of the all-county
Camp Fire pageant to be held
March 23 is scheduled.
Banquet Saturday Sutherlin
PTA will sponsor the annual Father-Son
banquet at the high school
Saturday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. All
men in Sutherlin are invited to
bring a son, or borrow one, to at
tend. Tickets are on sale at Hoi
gate's Gift shop or may be pur
chased from PTA sales chairman.
PTA to Meet Lookingglass PTA
will meet Friday night at 8 o'clock
at the schoolhouse with Mrs. S. A.
Warg, guest speaker. Three 4-H
club girls wilt report on summer
school at Corvallis. Seventh and
eighth grade mothers will serve pie
and coffee. Mrs. M. M. Manning
and Mrs. Fred Schulze will act 1
as co-hostesses.
Pstluck Penny Supper Douglas
County Sheriff's Posse members
and their families are invited to a
7 o'clock potluck penny supper to
night, March , at the clubrooms
at the fairgrounds. Ladies are ask
ed to bring a covered dish and sal
ad or dessert. Men are asked to
bring pennies. Those attending are
asked to bring their own table serv
ice. Back From Portland Mr. and
Mrs. George K. Quine have return
ed to their home in Roseburg, from
Portland, where the former attend
ed the dental technicians' meeting.
While in Portland, Mrs. Quine was
honored at a dinner party at the
Cosmopolitan club, given by
friends. Their small son remained
here with his paternal grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Quine.
Major League Training
VERO BEACH, Fla., March
(.? Burt Shotton, Brooklyn Don
ers' manager, haa praise for
his bonus first baseman Wayne
Belardi, up from St. Paul.
After Belardi smacked a ball
nearly 400 feet yesterday, Shotton
remarked:
"Belardi's a good player and he's
a good hitter, too. Why, this morn
ing he belted one clear over those
orange trees in right field not
into 'en, but over 'em."
SARASOTA. Fla., March. t-4V
After watching lefty Maury Mc
Dermott and Chuck Stobbs limit
his Boston Red Sox regulars to
three hits in a six-inning intra
squad game, Manager McCarthy
junked today's plans for another
such practice tilt.
"We'll concentrate on hitting
practice," McCarthy said.
TAJtPA, Fla., March t -OPi-The
Cincinnati Reds were casting
covetous eyes at Philadelphia s
Andy Seminick today. Semincik is
the Phils' holdout catcher and it's
na secret the Reds would like to
have some backstop help.
"We tried to swing a deal fori
Tnun., Mar, 9, W0 -Tin Ntw.-Rviw, KoMbury,, Or. T
Andv at th winti- mhn
Warren Giles, the Cincinnati presi
dent, "We didn't get to first base
with our talks at that time but
things may be different now."
PASArtFNl r.UI V...I, Lin
The Chicago White Sox looked
slonnv VftrHnv mu the, ralat.
defeated the Rookies, 8 5, in the
second mtra-squad game of the
season, doo ivucava ana Dili von
nelly, the two starting pitchers,
each yielded four walks in two
innings. White the pitching lacked
sparkle, the hitting was good.
CLEARWATER, Fla., March
M Manager Eddie Sawyer
is hoping that the rains will relent
today and lei hie PhiUUinhi. dw.i
lies get a hard workout.
Three days of sporadic pelting
rams have helped parched cropa
but not the Phillies.
From the way things look now
Sawyer must rarrv iiv Km.,..
Dlavers. That Ih i
onlv It others. And km ..... k.
will carry 10 or 11 pitchers, includ
ing nusa sieyer. Ken Heintzelman.
Robin Roberts and Jim Konstanty.
Give your family a taste
treat . . . serve them
Save time . . . save work ... add variety to your meal with PATTERSON'S "Brown 'n
Serve" ho; rolls. Buy them at your grocer's, put them in your oven for 7 to 10 minutes and
they're done.
Freshly Baked Every Day in the New Bakery That Good Bread Built
Listen to "Sleepy Time Tales".., KRNR... 7:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday
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of LEE MORTENSEN INC 200 South Pine
Saturday, March 11, 195
from 10 A. M. to 6 P.'M.
Showing
Four Major Lines of Equipment in one Roseburg Location
FERGUSON
TRACTORS and EQUIPMENT
r " "FREE FREE- - n diamond t trucks
Gifts for tht first hundred
lady visitors.
Bring in your children for thtir
fret Balloon.
DOOR PRIZES
I O Kelly Springfield Tire O Willard Battery
Kelly Springfield Tire Tube
LOOK AT WHAT YOU GET IN A NEW FERGUSON TRACTOR
MORE POWER . . . Continental valvo-in-haad tngint fives yo eddi
fionol power whan you eeed it most in Hit field.
MORE SPEEDS . . . guiet, constont-mesh transmission with four far.
ward tends. A speed tor every field conditio.
GREATER ECONOMY . . . improved engine design to five nore work
from e tolloe of fuel. Cuts your fuel coifs m e new low.
AUTOMATIC HYDRAULIC OVERLOAD . . . Protect implement, tree
tor end operator if implement strikes e hidden obstruction. No
longer will you hove additional repair bills caused by hidden ob
stacles in the field.
FRONT WHEEL TREAD ADJUSTABLE . . . without tht bather ef ed
lustine steering linkage. This one feature elane will five you addi
tional tima in tha field during tht day.
GREATER ACCESSIBILITY . . . with aiclusive ntw tip-up hood mak.
inf every part in tha anfina data te hand end easier te odjust or
repeir.
No other tractor combines ALL the features offered you in tha f root new
Ftrfuson Tractor! High capacity helps you fat work dona quickly end
efficiently. Ferguson's 3-pcint, one minute implement attachment makas
this chora so much easier. Ferguson elso f ivat you singla pedal brakas on
both r r wheels; plus individual turning brokes. Thesa ara Just e few ef
the f'at new improvements that you will fine on your Ferguson T rector,
See this freer ntw rorming mucmnu m npi r.w w your nim
duction costs still more. You'll egree thot ntvtr btfara has a tinglt
tor Included to many fttturts tor sorer, low cost terming, our
fudge, visit our show room during our Grend Opening end set
tnct for yourself.
Also Complete Line of
Ferguson Implements
Plows
Side delivery rakei
Disk harrows
O Seeders Groin drills
Manura spreaders
0 Loaders
Ferguson tractor with Ftrgusen Im
plements en your form end yee wiH
oern mere per teller Investment.
Nothing to buy.
To bt eligible for these Door Prizes you have
Need not be present to win.
If you win you will be notified.
All you have to do is visit our new modern
Farm and Truck Store, 200 South Pine, Saturday, March 11.
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PIERCE TRAILERS
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KELLY SPRINGFIELD
TIRES
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If your ob rteulrtt a heavy duty trailer, then lee et for custom built
Pierce frailer. Pierce trailers ere built te toko the ekuse ef heavy loads
ever routh reeds end still five yee thot additional economy ef operation.
If yee need e trailer, be sure te hove the trailer mode for thot eb . . .
a Pierce, ef course.
Thty'rt here? Diemond T presents "The Truck ef Lowest Cost" he a
brend new series not matched by eny truck ever built before. Only Die
mond T gives you afflciency, eccettibility, comfort end safety beyond ell
previous stenderds.
MORE COMPACT, YET MORI ACCESSIBLE! Dittance from front asle
to beck ef cob reduced i", with greater eccettibility to ell ports ef
tha anfina compartment. Now ellif atar-type heed fives instent eccott te
ell units et top of the enf ine end cowl.
MANY OTHER CHASSIS IMPROVEMENTS! Steering gear belted te top
of frama with e clomp bracket for easy odjustmont or removal, and stear
ins wheal position is edjustobla sevaral Inches. Larfer redietor hes ed
luttabla shroud. Exhaust manifold incraasad in site. Quitt ftn roducts
-tngint neisa whilt fan halt Is not tmploytd for generator drive. Distribu
tor of dust-proof type, with full otitometlc edvonce. Lead distribution Im
proved, turning radius reduced, end both driver end toad fat for
smoother ride.
FINEST CAI EVER BUILT! Entire cob ntw built ef htevy gauge stool
dit-drtwn end wtldtd. Stet cushion odusteble rtlttlvt te beck cushion
end entire teat adjustable 4 Inches. Ont-pitcc curved safety glass wlnd
shitld gives unequalled vision. Tht thtrtantd front tnd tnablas tht drivar
te see f round much closer then before. ,
GUARANTEED FOR 100,000 MILES OR A FULL YEAR! This illustrates
how confident we ere In the service these ntw Diamond T's will five yee.
Thay ere built te eut-perform end out last anything yet have ever owned,
end PRICES ARE LOWER NOW.
The new 1S0 Diemond T b the track thot will eneble yee to do mare
for Itts. Sea these new improved tracks this Seturdey, et 200 S. Pine
and you toe will egree thot the Diemond T h the track for yen in If JO.
LEE MORTENSEN, INC.
200 South Pine Street
Phone 1486-Y