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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1950)
2 The New-Review, Roseburg, Top Performers At Amateur Show At Fair Listed A singer-dancer, a vocalist and a guitar-vocalist took the three top places in the Active club ama teur show last night at the fair grounds. The 17 acta of the program were divided into three groups, No. 1 under 12 years, No. 2 from 12 to 15 years, No. 3. IS or over. In group one, Joanne Brown, 11, Canyonville, took first with a cow boy song and dance act. Jeannie Long, 14, Roseburg, won first in group 2 singing "Gypsy Love Song." Sixteen-year-old LeK o n Sanders, Roseburg, took first in group 3 with -"Call of the Wild r 1 7 I i . I i ICAR I REPAINTING AND UP Brighten your cor't surface with o I ntw point Job. Tho volut of your cor it retained and the beauty in created. Bring fn your cor toon for I now paint job. , HANSEN ' Motor Co, I Oak & Stephens Phone 446 lira M IP t i is L .j DANCE! - EAGLES' COOL AID Bait Food i IPhonelJ MAYONNAISE Von Comp'a PORK & BEANS 2 Mafno SARDINES WHEATIES Pink SALMON Tall Cans Nolltv's POTATO CHIPS with free show tickets 23 QUALITY MEATS Chole. Veal Roasts lb. 59c Nico Loan Pork Roasts lb. 53c Short Shank Picnic Hams lb. 49c fancy Sirloin Steaks lb. 83c , Ore. Fri., Aug. 18, 1950 Goose," accompanying himself on the guitar. Other winners: Group 1 Nancy Smith and Stanley Spencer, ac cordion duet, second; Tamara Tauscher baton twirler, third, all Roseburg. Group 2 Donald Gray, Dillard, vocalist, second: Ralph Fray, Roseburg, guitarist, third. Group 3 Carolee Rutherford, hula dancer, second; Marta Patterson, vocalist, third, both Roseburg. Other participants were D-Ann Fullerton, lap dance; Irving An derson, guitar) Ruby Rodman, pi anist; Nancy Lehnus and John Patton, accordion duet; Barbara Wonch, guitar; Jennie Erickson. accordion; Lois Morgan, vocalist and piano, and Nina Klassen, vo calist, all from Roseburg. Winners of last night's program will compete Saturday night with winners af tonight's program. Master of ceremonies was Del McKay, and Miss Virginia Young was accompanist. Mrs. Jack Smith's accordion band performed during the program. Locals To Picnic Sunday Bellview club members and their families are invited to a picnic dinner at 2:30 o'clock Sunday at Umpqua park. Those attending are asked to bring a basket lunch. Mixed Foursom. A two-ball foursome will be held at 6 o'clock Saturday night at the Roseburg Country club course by the mem- Ders. a social nour win iuuuw, hi which time movies will be shown, and refreshments will be served. ROSEBURG Sheet Metal Phone 941 ! H r"'v;?, 1 (I 523 N. Jackson Every Friday and Saturday ' Night, for Members and Guests Only! MUSIC BY THE ARISTOCRATS HALL SPECIALS FOR SAT. AUG. 19th 3 pkgs. 00 Pints cans 2 cans 2 Pk9s FRESH Fruits Local Fancy Yams U.S. No. 1 Potatoes FIXTURES FIXED City firemen spray water on plumbing fixture!, bowls, basins and other plumb ing supplies scheduled for installation in the new county home before fire destroyed much of the material Thursday afternoon. Fire Chief William Mills blamed a careless smoker for provid ing the spark to set boxes and packing abase. (Staff photol Locals At Lakt Taho Mr. and Mis R. D. Bridges of Oakland are spending a few days vacationing at Lake Tahoe. Picnic Postponed The picnic planned for Sunday at the Phil lippi home by Douglas court No 18, Order of Amaranth, has been indefinitely postponed. To Meet Tonight The Win chester Community club will meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the club house. Those attending are asked to bring sandwiches and their cups. Kansas Picnic Dated The annual Kansas picnic will be held at 1 o'clock Sunday at Umpcija park. All former residents of Kan sas and friends are invited. To Meet at Potluck Officers of Moose and their families d.m officers of Women of the Moose and their families are invited to a 6 o'clock potluck supper Sun day night, Aug. 20, at the nome of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bolsinger, 1020 Mulholland Drive. CARS IN ACCIDENT Three cars were Involved in an accident about a mile south of Myrtle Creek Thursday afternoon, but the occupants escaped with only minor injuries and, shock. State police said the cars were operated by Leroy Joseph Rcri foid, Myrtle Creek; Willis S. Cruise, Rogue River, and John William Thompson, Walkerville, Mont. 10 43' 00 25 19' 29' 0 49' Rag. 23c pkg. C and Vegetables Cantaloupes lb. 7c 2 lbs. 25c Watermelons lb. 4c "9lb: . $1.09 r. Livestock Will Be Auctioned At Fairgrounds W i 1 b e r t Anderson. Douelas county 4-H agent, announced j Ihursday a livestock auction will be added to the events scheduled for Saturday on the program of the Douglas County fair. Slated for 2 p. m. in the live stock showmanship ring, the event will offer prize sheep, beef and hogs at public auction. Anderson said the auction will give local persons "an excellent opportunity" to purchase fine grade meat for immediate use or for storage in lockers. He said some persons have already signi fied their intention to join with neighbors in the purchase of the animals, then divide the meat for use during the winter months. Assurance that all animals will provide excellent eating was given by Livestock Judge Cal Monroe. "We will offer for sale only those animals which grade 'good or better.' " he said. "This means that the public will have the op portunity to buy meat which is better than 80 percent of all meat now eaten in the state." Walt Mask will act as auc tioneer and will be assisted in sale preparations by John Walin. A nartial list of the FFA and 4-H club members Who will offer their animals for bid includes Sheep Jean Radford, Terry Ramey, Ronald Clack, all ewe lambs; Joanie Kruse, ewe year ling; Sandra Humphreys and Nona Sundberg, fat lambs. Beef Dick- Brown. Don Bul- mer, Melvin Reagle, all hereford steers; Calvin Clack, Richard Goodenough, hereford heifers; l,a vina Wallace, hereford; Carl Wa lin. angus steer. Hogs Douglas Dyar, one fat hog; Ray Dancer, one fat harrow Picnic Scheduled By Employes Association The annual Oregon State Em ployes association will hold their annual potluck picnic Sunday at the Rod and Gun club grounds at Winchester. Those attending are asked to bring silverware and a covered dish. The dinner will be at 1 p.m. HAKES DRlNrvJ SUMMERTIME CANDIES jiUik and dcCccacc6 Home Fashioned Favorites 1 lb. 1.25 Home Fashioned Favorites 2 lb. 2.4S Rosebud Minti .60 Honeysuckle Straws .29 ROSEBURG PHARMACY 241 North Jackson Street 4 sw Death Takes S. Davidson Following Long Illness Solomon Joseph Davidson, 81, retired watchmaker, died Thurs day at his home in Roseburg af ter a long illness. He was born Aug. 20, 1868 i n Ohio and came to Oregon 30 years ago. He lived for many years in Rcedsport before moving to Rose burg two years ago. Surviving are a son, C. A. David son, Palo Alto, Calif., and a grand daughter, Mrs. Salo, Palo Alto. The body has been removed to the Roseburg Funeral home and funeral arrangements are pending arrival of his son. Local Firm Agent For British Automobiles S. And S Motors, 707 S. Stephns St., has obtained dealership for Douglas county for several makes of British automobiles. The motor company reports that it has added the Hillman Minx and the Sunbeam Talbart to its list of British cars, which include the Crosley and the Austin. Other makes are available o n special order. Vital Statistics Marriage Lic.nses HOLLAND - FELTS Merton Radford Rolland and Carolyn Fredr ritkson Felts, , both of Roseburg. Divorce Suit Fil.d ' STRADER Bert vs. Dorothy Virginia Strader. Cruel and in human treatment charged. Plain tiff asks custody of two minor children. Births At Mercy Hospital PHILLIPS To Mr. and Mrs. Osban Oriele Phillips, Dillard, Aug. 14, a daughter, Sonja Lee; weight eight pounds eight ounces. HITES To Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Hites, Rt. 1 Box 118-D, Rose burg, Aug. 16, a' daughter, Betty Darlene; weight eight pounds seven ounces. MORAN To Mr. and Mrs. James Joseph Moran. 410 S. Pine street, Aug. 16, a son, Thomas Patrick; weight eight pounds. ROE To Mr. and Mrs. Dean LaVern Roe, Oakland, Aug. 16, a daughter; weight seven pounds one ounce. YOUTH PENALIZED A 17-year-old Roseburg youth was fined $50 and sentenced to serve five days in the county jail Thursday after he pleaded guilty to a charge of using a motor ve hicle without permission, accojd ing to Justice of Peace A. J. Gcd des. He was arrested Wednesday by a deputy of the sheriff's office. Opening Day Of County Fair Is Well Attended (Con'inued from Page One) provided a close-up view of trout, salmon, Canadian honkers, two-month-old Chinese ring necked pheasants, blacktail fawns and a raccoon. . Perhaps the most amusing show of all was put on by two bear cubs, which ignored the weather to wrestle, beg for peanuts, talk back to the amused crowd and dunk themselves in water buckets. Only one grand champion was named at the end of the first day's judging. A $10 cash prize and the right to compete in the state fair at Salem went to Pat Humphreys of Roseburg and Pat Tuthill of Oakland for their team demonstra tion of the steps required in baking a cottage cheese pie. Grange Competition K.n Grand champions will be named today in events which were judged Thursday. Also not named were winners of county grange booth displays, exhibited by Evergreen, Myrtle Creek, Melrose. Riversdale, Lookingglass, South Deer Creek and Camas Valley Granges. Judges said last night they were unable to agree and would continue their scrutiny of home grown produce tnis morning. following the concluding act of the Active club-sponsored amateur firogram at the grandstand, crowds iterally thronged to the fair build ings to view the various disDlavs. livestock, poultry and rabbits. Food and soft drink booth vendors, who thought they had "overstocked" for the opening dav. were hard Pressed to meet the demand." Near y carnival concessionaires exper- icnueu a suuuen uuuming Dusiness. Hoping to close the gates at the scheduled 10 p.m. hour, guards and exniDitors. spentv nearly an extra hour "shooing out" late comers. An addition to Saturday's pro gram, listed above, was announced last night by Wilbert Anderson, county 4-H leader, who said an auction of "good or better" classed , animals would be held Saturday at 2 p.m. For a complete listing of prize winning exhibitors in events judged Thursday, see story on page 11. (See pictures on page three.) STRONG PADLOCK Solid diecair rustiest cost with steel shackle assures security. Baked aluminum finish. STURDY HASP LOCK Combination padlock, slide bolt and strong steel safety hosp. Lock Is lominated. 1.25 RIM NIGHT LATCH Heavy Iron cose. Operates by key from outside, knob from inside. Slide knob to hold latch retracted. 1.98 Commercial Putty Get a head start on Fall weather; make window repairs eorly. llb. con. Dependable putty. F( Rouch WeaMerAhesdj ''MS faint Brushes ffeS3; Painting is easy with th right sis. m1'113juSM Mr M 15c 1 Hiway99 N. t Garden Valley Rd. 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