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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1950)
14 Th Ntwi-Rtvl.w, Roscburg, Or. Thun., Aug. 31, 1950 Grange Stand On Measures Given PORTLAND (JP The Oregon Grange executive committee has listed its policy on nine state-wide ballot measures to be voted on in November. Members were advised to vote "no" on the proposed legislative reapportioning question and the pension-group-backed proposal to kill off existing state welfare legis lation. No stand was taken on the vet erans' bonus initiative. Approved were: Boosting state legislators' pay from $40 a session to 1600 a year; increasing the veterans' farm and home loan fund one-third; prohib iting daylight time unless adjoin ing states adopt the change; a proposed ban on promotive adver tising for alcoholic iiquor; permis i sion for the state system of higher I education to refund bonds; raising ; the basic school support funds. ! Grange Master Elmer McClure ; said the committee believed the legislature should handle the re j apportioning problem and anyway it didn't like the so-called "bal anced" plan on the ballot. Riversdale School To I Begin Classes Sept. 5 j Riversdale school district No. 123 I will begin classes Tuesday, Sept , 5 , with a half-day session for the ! opening aay. nr. ana Mrs. K. A. j Eastman will be the teachers this 1 year. It' tlma to ting a happy song of Back Is School again . . . Tim to pV ready for another wonderful yoar with class mate and teachers. So hurry In for school 'jppliesl Wo havo th right ones for scholars of all ages . . . from tiny toti to tip top toonil warriKO nuns las to 25c IIINO BOOKS end Typine Poper 3-10e-25 COMPOSITION BOOKS Sc to 25c Loon Lief Filler 10.-25. Ilamtntary School Workbooks All ichool suppl school orfie School Lilts Filled Completo ies sold here have als' approval. 1 r- ' "I 4" MODERN TiMES United Press Correspondent Rutherford Poats uses the quickest means possible of getting his story out from an advance Air Force base in Korea. He releases a carrier pigeon, owned by a Japanese news agency, which will fly to Moji, in Japan, from which place the story is phoned by a direct line to Tokyo, where it is re layed to the U. S. Mergers Shift Attendance Of School Students Many elementary students will find themselves going to different schools this fall as s result of several consolidations within the county, according to Kenneth Barneburg, county school super intendent. These include: Hayhurst with Yoncalla. Reston with Tenmile, effective last spring. Olalla voted against consolidation but will suspend and send students to Tenmile on a tutition basis. Gazley has consolidated with Myrtle Creek. Leona and Cold Springs have consolidated. Two rooms are being added to the Leona school. Melrose, Elgarose and Cleveland students will all go to a new school at Melrose. Two school buses will be operated, with four members in the faculty. Winchester has added two rooms. Days Creek has added a gym, Myrtle Creek is building a I 15-room addition and Sutherlin has ,... lU... I "" !' """" '"'ll,l' " 11 ''' v " . nor INTERURBAN HISTORIAN - Mark n. swerd- frcrr, of North llnllywoorl, shous some reproductions of l.ns Antelts transportation vehicles he built for his miniature system. voted a bond issue to build more elementary classrooms and a gym. News-Review classified ads bring results. Phone 100. TS .rs BY MM vni . . do (here in the West) by' the folks who know cheese best GOETTEL VARIETY 249 North Jackson Street SEEKS MILLION MIDDLEBURG, Va. UP) Sty mie, Mrs. bthel IJ. Jacobs' great campaigner, will return to the races this fall in an effort to re gain the title as world's top money winning thoroughbred. Stymie has won $918,485 during his career as against $93,630 taken down by Citation. The eight-year-old Stymie is at Jack Skinner's farm here after j having spent the early part of the year in stud at Lexington. ; til e most common ratines of fire 111 ' i innilequat r wirinfi-- irinR similar ill ,n 'hat i 1 1 tistra t oil adore. IT you ocr- Jt,jJ--vJjJiias iona 1 1 y overload iring circuits you your family could lie ncldcil t o t he Xll I cvcr-incrcasinR numlirr of firr victims. u M W J Better call us now for a check on your S j house i r i ng . . . i I ' s far r It paper! Friday & Saturday, Sept. 1 & 2 Pineapple Juice 46cou;ce 33( POTATOES 50-- 89t Sat. Only CHOICE MEATS Corned Beef Libby 12-Ounce Can 39 SKINLESS WIENERS . . lb. 49c SLAB BACON . . . 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LARGE Ivory Soap 3.25 2.27 n Jlll in mkm ROSEBURG STORES Start No. 1 Stort No. Z Jackson and Winchester 314 S. Stephana Vedder'a Markets Myrtle Creek and Riddle Hennlnger't Mart Glendale Hennlnger't Thrift Markets Oakland and Sutherlin