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1 o o O ? o The Newt-Review, Raseburo,, Ore, Ft'doy.sDec. 15, ItSO Local News Butlnaii Sold Mrs. Edith Long has purchased the Paradise Pet shop from Mrs. Fred Reece. To Eugene Mrs. W. O. Kclsey, Mrs. Ray Asbury and Mrs. Tom Hnvens spent Wednesday In Eu gene on business. Holiday Party The Rifle Range Sewing club will hold a Christmas party Saturday or children of the members at the home of Mrs. Mil dred llite. Circle To Meet Lilac circle No. 49, Neighbors of Woodcraft, will meet at 7:30 o'clock Monday night, Dec. 18, at the IOOF hall. Acctpts Employment Miss Ruth Davis, who formerly worked in the office of Mercy hospital, has accepted secretarial work in the offices of E. G. High Insurance on iSouth Jackson streets. " w Rummage Salt The Cfatholic Ijd-i-s rummage trie will be held at 10 o'cloch Saturday mornintt in the basement of the rectory o n Etst Oak street La Und.rfco.i Opoatlon William R. Magm ss of Glide underwent ml'-or surgery in Portland Tues day. He has returned to his home and his condition d reported to be improving. To Ctleferata Tu.iday Cob's D-Sughters, Ltthel No. 8. will cele brate the 251 h anniversary of the bethel Tij-Viday night at 8 (Mock at Hie, Masonic temple. Visiting honored queens, grand nfficed and pastj-quardians and ps.it associate rnardians will be honjredO' P na! guests. w w z ,r' a rott no 6cv amb orfurto wear jcneititg r, ... "SPECIALS EXTRA LARGE OLIVES ZEE WAX PAPER' 1 j, D U Z RANCHER'S PRIDE CHICKEN FRlCASSfD Toll Cam 53c ) PKCFtRRED STOCK . CATSUP HI-HO CRACKERS CtU'CE QUALITY MEATS) T-BONE STEAKS 98c I. .) v short?ha(;k PICNIC HAMS rXNCY ' BEEF ROASTS LEAN, MEATY SMOKED PIG SHANKS 29c ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS Party Announced Inter Se Study club members will entertain their husbands at a Christmas party Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs, E. S. Hall on Military street. i To Moot Monday University of Oregon Mothers club will meet at 7:30 o'clock Monday night at the home of Mrs. Hedwig Watiig, 435 S. Main street, with Mrs. Ethel Turner, co-hostess. Those attending are asked to bring a small gift In be turned over tejwelfare. o o Nursoi To Moat District No. 11, Oregon State Nurses associa tion, will hold a meeting and Christmas party at the nurses' quarters at th Veterans hospital Tuesday, Dec. 1 at 7:30 o'clock. An exchange of 1 gifts will be held. u Potluck Supptr Elgarose Com fort club will hold a 7:30 o'clock potluck dinner at the Elgaroie school Saturday, Dee. 18. Gifts will be exchanged and a program pre sented. Those attending are asked bring their own table service. Party To Bo Hold RF? club will hold a Christmas party at 3 7 o'clock potluck disner Saturday night, Dec. 18, (fit Riversdale Grange h!L The club will furnish the turkey. Those attending are asked p bring a 50 cent gift to exchange and to also bring their own table service. Son Is 'orn A son, .lerrold Kendall.fveighing four pounds five ounces, was born Dec. 4 in Corval- lis to Mr. and Mrs. uienn u wing ,lr. The Youngs' small son and Hfttiol't-tTnm and SanHv are flt present visiting their grandparent in Garden vauey. OCftN THINK j.1 TllCHKWMA. g FOR SATURDAY, DECEMBER O O n $1.29 o 12S-Q. Phils 23 c 'v ' '4 31c Lame Pkn- . 19c LoifjI5tH 29c l-Lb. Pkj. 39 buntl o o 69c Po"nc)C jYule TfCe CaiitiOII With Lights Urged By Insurance Men o "Kxtremely dangerous" wan th label pinned on Christ mas trees and decorations Thursday by the Roseburg Association of Insurance Agents. Trees are particularity inflanv mahle, the local insurance onani lation pointed out. They are easy to ignite, turn Into a mass of flames within a matter of seconds, and are difficult to extinguish. Each year they cause the death or se vere Injury of hundreds of persons. But this doesn't mean that a fam ily, to remain relatively safe, need be without a tree or decorations at Christmas time, the insurance men stated. Following a few simple rules which are recommended by the Board of Fire Underwriters of th- Pacific will prevent "catastro phe at home." These are: Pick a small tree. Keep it outside the house until Christmas week preferably until Christmas Eve. Keep the base of the tree in a can of water. Do not us(Ji cotton or paper for decora Dons. Do not put an electric train or other electrical devices under the tree. Never use candles and don't i plug or iinpHig connections beneath a tree.' Do'nol leave tree lights burning when the house is empty. Get rid of the tree -s soon as the needles begin falling. Make sure that all electrical fixtures used in connection with the tree bear he safety label of the Under waters' Laboratories. Myrtle Creek Will Hold Yule Program Fir Manufacturing comparg, A. F. of L. Lumber and Sawmill work err, Rio theaterand the Myrtle Crtek chamber of commerce wilj combine their entertainment ef forts to present children's Christ mas program, Ue Myrtle Creek Mail reports. Thspeclal evenls will begin Fri dny, Dec. 22, at 3 p.m. when r irmco and the union will enter tain all the children of the Urn munitpwith special ctyidy Ceals. MoreJjian 200 bags of candy are being prepared and will be dis tributed at the mill to all children of the community. lOaddition, the chamwr of com merce will give, away many otgpr prizes Saltirdiy. The priz.es in clude a new bicycle, a mantel radl.Cnnd a picture camera. P The Rio theater will present free movies for children in Myrtle Creek on Saturday. Two full two hour shows are schedulQ by the theater. Santa Clans will be on hand both days. He will help in the distri bution of thetiandy at the Firmco mill. Ur:l.rgo.i Operation Mrs. L. L. Wimherly, wife if Postmaster Wtfrcherly of Roseburg, was trans ferred this week from St. gfrancis hnspilal to Children's hospital, Cal ifornia street, San Francisco, where she underwent further sur gery this morning. Mrs. Wimberly underwent a maior operation at St. i'rancis hospital in San Francisco month ago. Her husband is in S?n Francisco with her. loth Campbells TOMATO SOUP 3 cans 25c o OATS Quick or Rular 9-Lb. Bag 79c FPESH FRUITS ond (R, VEGETA.LES U.S. No. 1 Potatoes 25BL0h9?69c ogi LOCAL, CARROTS 2eunchei 15C o EMPEROR GRAPES 19c lb. CHRISTM AS GIFT 0 BOXtS (5 APPLES Births At Mtrcy Hospital Rlrths At M.rcy H.tplral SAftOLA To Mr. and Mrs. Domingo Sabolra Jr., 208 Brooklyn avenue, Roseburg, Dec. 12, a daughter, Candace Sue; weight six pounds one ounce. COUNTS To Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Counts, Highway 99 north, Roseburg, Dec. 12, a daugh ter, Linda Ann; weight seven piunds eight ounces. STANLEY To Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bernard Stanley, Days Creek, Dec. 11, a daughter, Terry l.innell; weight five pounds three ounces. " M1THUN To Mr. and Mrs. Mclford A. Mithun, Suther'.'n, Dec. 9, a daughter Maryellcn Jean; veight eight pounds two ounces. F1NDLAY To Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Findlay. Sutherlin, Dec. 8, a daughter, Georgia Lin ctle; weight seven pounds. FORRKST To Mr. and Mrs. ( hi;rles K. Forrest, Idley'd route, box 58S, Dec. 9, a son, Roger Ed win; weight seven pounds thirteen ounces. RHODEN To Mr. and Mrs. Lowell J. Rhoden, 220 E. First avenue North, Rosebur?, Dec. 12, a son, Keyin Jay; weight seven pounds thirteen ounces, w " PARSON To Mr. and Mrs. Albert 0. Parson, 2705 Harvard, Roseb'f?g. a son. Michael Ter rence; weight eight pounds ten curces. p SLAl'X To Mr. and Mr. Le Roy Marvin Slack, Box 19T. Win ston, Dec. 11, a son, LeRoy Mar vin Jr.; weight six pounds fifteen ounres. , (jUIST 2 To Mr. and Mrs. Mar vin W. Quist, 1024 Eddyestreet, Roseburg, Dec. 11, a daughter, Peggy Jo; weight seven pounds. Blackout Test Slated At Drain T.'ie city of Drain will have a practice blackout in.'the near fu ture, according to the Drain En t( rprise. H. A. Clyth, Drain civilian de fense head, made the announce ment last week. He advised citizens to have candles or non-electric lamps for use while the power will he off. He said blinds should he polled or a fnnket used as a shield in rooms where lighti"K devices will he used during the blackout. Drain was the first city in Doug las county to organize a civilian di fense program, The city will also be the first to Hluse- practice blackout. O (J Bly;t's announcement followed an Oregon Civilian Defense state ment by Stale Director Ixiuis Starr that the state's air observation sys tem would be extended into south ern Oregon as soon as possible. 'THEY'RE. HEM! JUST IN TIME F0R THE NEW 1951 WESTIftGHOUSE RANGES and REFRIGERATORS ! Choose the new Westinghouse range for all the features that mean ufait, ful() automatic cooKng at moderate cost. Automatic clock timer frees you of meal-minding chores! Just put the meal in the oven and set the control. O The new Economy model has the deep-well cooker that-is ideal for steaming or canning. Cooks a whole meal for just a few cents. Three cooking elements has full range of temperatures for fast or slow cooking.&New fiberglass eon- o s struction-jf oven door assures even heat throughout in the new "Miracle Oven," which includes the smokeless broiler. 2595 Other ranges from 179.95 The newvVestinghouse "Colder Cold" refrigerator is packed full of features that make standing buy! Functional shelves in the cJoor keep fruits and eggs handy ar at just the right temperature. Removable egg trays for eotwen-:.- V.l-n i...t ..n ...i iu. i.... (J o nnvu lan ifun pull VUI iiiv 11 o J( carry it to the stove. No egg juggiing, no bother! 0 TripT) lock handle opens the door with a slight pressure from AJIY angle. 0 New type fiberglass construction actually makes the refrigerator smaller on the outside, larger on thinside! q The outside dimensions of the 1951 8-ft.(rTpdel are the same as last gear's J-foot model! o A correct tejnperature ('or every 'item butter? egg?) crneat, canned goods, etc. 2 models choose frSm. Oakland PTA Datts Christmas Play - "Christmas in the Little Red Schoolhouse" will be presented by a group of mothers and dads of the Oakland PTA at the meeting Monday night, Dec. 18, at 8 o'clock tin the ?rade school gym. Christ mas music has been arranged by Miss Audrey Jarmin. Refresh ments will be served in the re cently remodeled cafeteria. What To Give And Not To Give VA Hospital Patient Veterans administration today listed some "dos" and "don'ts" for iersoni planning to present gifts to patients in VA hospitals. The following types of gifts be long in the "do" category, as they seem to be quite popular with vet-eran-patierts: 1. Cigarets and cigars. 1. Books of canteen tickets, good for purchases in VA hospital can teens. 3. Toilet articles such as shaving lotion, combs, hair-dressing, soap and the like. 4. Stationery, pens, p e n c I Ps, grteting cards and other similar items. 5. Handkerchiefs and socks. P- New phonograph records AFTER a patient's musital tastes have been learned. Gifts in the following categories are NOT lequired. and should NOT be sent to patients: 1. Used books, magazines, play ing cards, puzzles and games. Items such as these are secured ii'.w and in sufficient quantity by the hospitals. 2. Candy and cookies to individ ual patients who, in many cases, me on special diets. Bulk gifts of candy and'iookies, however, (fmay be sent to a hos pital, where they will be distrib uted to those who can eat them. ,As another "don't," VA asked thW) names of veteran patients NOT be requested for ,the purpose of sending gifts or correspondence. The agency is not permitted to furnish such names to the public. CHURCH MOVIE SLATED The Four Square Community church in Winstonwill have a movie Sundav evening, entitled "The Man Whom God Forgot." The show will he shown at 7:30 and the public is invited to attend. Rev. Ralph Bicknell will be the speaker. IN CORRECT SPOT JACKSONVILLE Fla. m A pedestrian was hit by a truck on Run street here yesterday. Police said it was a case of hit and run. x it an out file Ftgtit v Boy Christmas Rotarians Stage Christmas Party At Riversdale A festive spirit prevailed last night when approximately 100 Roseburg Rotarian. and Rotary Anns gathered at the Riversdale Grange hall for their annual CHrist mas party. i Chief bill of fare on the enter-1 I tainment menu was a two-act melo-1 drama on the challenging subject, j "Is Santa Real?" This engrossing j iUIO I.WIVCII1CU I IIC lUIIIllllUIIlClll of a man, who thought he was Santa Claus (Andy Townsend), to an institution on grounds of lu nacy. Rotarian actors in the drama seemed quite at borne on the stage as they staged some sterling per formances. In act one, the lunacy reportcwas turned in" to Judge Ray Hampton, who ordered a hearing. Dr. Morris Roach, a vocational director, pressed the committment proceedings. Frank Denton was court clerk. Rod Nevue (department store owner), checking his artfully, con cealed script occasionally, cams in to protest the hearing. Act two saw the court hearing in session. J. V. Long j the at torney defending Andy Townsend, dueled verbally in the courtroom wif)) State's Attorney Dexter Rice, who contended that Townsend was crazy because he believed him self to be Santa Uaus. .' , Various witnesses in the persons of Dr. Ed Lindell ( playing a doc tor), Dr. Dallen Jones (loo keeper), and Jim Oakley, as son of the state's attorney, testified that Santa Claus was real, causing the state to concede hv existence but to deny Townsends' claim as the Santa Claus. Whereupon, Attorney Long dem onstrated vhat since it was a prison offense to deliver mail to the wrong person, then Andy Townsend must be Santa Claus because he had re ceived many letters addressed to Santa. Case was dismissed but as further evidence of Santa's authen ticity, gifts were distributed to Ro tarians and guests. The gifts, which oti-ic fin wya, nnc iuiiicu uvci iu the Salvation Armv fnr rharitv nur. poses. 5 Dr. Jor o llr.skins opened the en-1 tertainment with a convincing col-or-slide travelogue, supposedly TOYS at Douglas Hardware Ts 906 S. Stcptitm Phont 964-J . .-CHRISTMAS! (Hcro's a pleasant surprise for the wife oji Christ mas morning! Give her a gleaming flew West inghouse range or refrigerator . . . just arrived at Trowbridges ... in time for Christmas giving! w. ii i tssz&r rr m ; ys iw Sec It Today at Trowbridge! T8 Seals ill jMM(k . STRIKI PARLEY SET PORTLAND (PI Negotia tions will resume here Monday in an attempt to avert a strike of some 300 non-professional workers at the Good Samaritan hospital. The workers have voted to strike in support of a wage increase demand. CITY EMPLOYEE ILL Mrs. Vita Wright, secretary for City Recorder Winston' Gilchrist, has been confined to her home the past several days by illness. Mrs. Inez Martin is substituting for Mrs. Wright during her absence at the city hall. BATTERY PRICES UPPED PHILADELPHIA (P) A ten percent price increase for exide batteries and parts was announced by Electric Storage Battery com pany. The increases are effective immediately. about some savage islanders. It turned out to be a Rotarian barbe que of last summer. Rotarian President Walt Mallory made an appeal for the organiza tion to get behind civilian defense preparations for decentralizing medical aid by each person having his blood typed. ' Master of Ceremonies ted Wirak conducted the program and Boh Phillips and Irv Pugh led group Christmas singing. Baked ham was the dinner dish. I J CUSTOM-SUIT-TAItOKO JOE RICHARDS 120. North Main Starting Saturday Open 'Til 9 Until Christmas ,f'' Jf. f'-cotb ; XD i mnm v ci i is- Chines Dent Allied Pefens At Beachhead ' (Continued From Tage One) raged throughout the day and . continued into the night. General MacArthur in his daily official war summary quoted i Chinese broadcast that would nor mally be construed as a high com mand order of the day to troops in the field. It was a congratulatory message from Gen. Lin Piao on behalf of commanding officers of major units of the Chinese Fourth field army and corresponding military districts, MacArthur said.. He quoted Lin as saying. "A great epochal change has been brought forth in the Korean theater. I fervently hope that you will exert to the utmost to annihi late the invading troops of the im perialists." Gen Lin's new order for annihi lation came soon after the United Nations assembly in New0 York overwhelmingly approved an ef fort to seek a cease-fire in the Korean war a move doomed to failure by Soviet opposition. WHAT'S YOUR Insurance qus tion? I tant to know It tvtn the $64 one. This Hartford agency wants every customer to fully understand the protection furnished by each policy hj buys what it does and what It does not cover. 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