The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, April 14, 1951, Page 9, Image 9

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13 Weird
3 Fish
4 Netherlands
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15 Click beetlei Q Belgian river
17 Manuscript '-"noinj
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tune (ab.)
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22 Deriffrnm
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10 Ventilates
11 Pause
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hearing
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imitator
24 Former
Russian ruler
23 Otherwise
19 Slipped
to Free nation
n- (ab.)
31 Onager
32 Wiles
33 Scottish
sheepfolds
3S Writing table
31 Symbol for
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37 While
33 Pronotin'
40 On top
44 Part of "be"
' 45 Exclamation
47 Ungrateful
person
49 American
writer
81 Charger
52 It has long,
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14 Sow
53 Having made
a will
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111 ABNER '. " By Al Copp
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FRECKLES AND H!S FRIENDS By Merrill Blosser
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ALLEY OOP By V. T. Hamlin
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gala's "the QMSis
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27 Hops' kilns 42 On time (ab.)
23 Luxuriate in 43 Nuisance
warmth 44 Mimics
32 Impenetrable 43 The dill
hardness 43 At this place
34 Looked fixedly 43 Driving
33 Sound of command
disapproval SO Cretan
39 Grafted (her.) mountain
41 Small child S3 French article
By Hershberaer HTT7 iTTTTTTTTT '-"" !,',.UU M I
MODEST MAIDENS
4tR. FATHER PlCk OUT ALL HER NEW ttES, HATS,
AND HU4BANC! I
FROM NINE TO FIVE
IMII II I I II I IhTTTTTTTTITl
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By Jo Fischer
Elkton
By MRS. PHYLLIS A. SMITHQ
Chairman of the Red Cross drive
for funds in Elkton, .Mrs. J. N.
Henderer, reports that Elkton more
than doubled its quota of 3100 by
taking in $233.61. Mrs. Henderer
was assisted by Mrs. Ray Monner,
Mrs. Joe Bishop, Mrs. Harry Whit
field. Mrs. Lester Riley and Frank
lin Moore.
J. N. Henderer is in Portland at
the clinic.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Rex Keep
March 25, was a son. Ronnie Dale,
weight six pounds Sine ounces.
The Elkton junior class raised
364 gross from the class play.
Pvt. Vera Clemo is home on
leave from Ft. Benning, 9a.
Mrs. William Carlson has re
turned home from a three-week
trip to Wabeno. Wise, where she
had been visiting relatives and
friends.
Berkley and Thomas are moving
their gravel plant from Aialea to
Myrtle Creek this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Beckley and
sons spent the weekend visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Orval Beckley.
Mrs. Wade Henderer and daugh
ter, Diana, are visiting for a couple
of weeks with Mrs. Henderers'
mother, Mrs. L. H. Weigle, at
Harbor, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hancock
recently took their daughter, Carol
Ann, to the Shriners hospital in
Portland where she will have more
skin grafting done.
The Willing Worker of the
Church of Christ will meet with
Mrs. Fred AUdridge April 18.
The Elkton srade school is very
crowded and large crops of first
graders are expected for several
years to come.
Sixteen women have started tak
ing the American Red Cross home
nursing course under the direction
of Mrs. lva Cowan ana Mrs. Mar
ian Strait of Yoncalla, both of
whom are Qualified instructors.
The ladies are meeting three nights
a week at the high school.
The Lions club plana charter
night Saturday.
Mrs. L. E. Dement, Mrs. Charles
Hedden, Mrs. Elton Benedict and
Mrs. Ray Hoffman served on the
election board for the bond issue.
General Grant was born Hiram
Ulysses Grant but he was called
Ulysses Simpson Grant by the con
gressman who appointed him to
West Point.
SUSY SAYS
"Mud pi mokiitf
h mart t n Chan
avar, now that my
caftan drtitas go
out for launder
In,." Mother Is happy too! She hoi more
rime tor hertalf, now that we toke
coro of hor wosh. Pick up ana1 do
liy.ry. LAUNDRY AND CLEAN
ING SERVICE.
New Service Laundry
124 W. LANE 1-1362
RADIO SERVICING
Honsen's Rodio Service. Sutherlln.
Radio Doctors. Phone 3-7456. Free
Pickup ond Delivery.
PLUMBING
Pete Crumett. Dial 3-4396
Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co.. 517 South
Stephens. Phone 3-5377.
Johnson Plumbing & Supply Co., 91 5
Garden Valley Rd. Bus. Phone 3-5665.
Res. Phone 3 8131.
Harris Plumbing & Heating Co., 805
South Stephens. Phone 3 8173.
Coen Supply Co. Phone 3-4461.
Phone 3-7266.
HEATING
R. Ritrmon Heating Co. Hot Water
and Steom Oil Burners. I UJ
Brawn. Phono 3 8267.
ILICTRICIANS
AL'S ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP
Phone 3-4301 602 Winche.ter
Phone 3-5222.
A-1 Electric Co. (Formerly Ace. Elec
Phono 3 8355 Res. Ph. 3-3165
WASHING MACHINI SERVICI
J. E. Newberry's Wmhlng Machine
Service 102 W Commercial Ave
nue. Phone 3-3591
Washing Machine Service, Kutty's Ap
pliance Repair, 510 N. Jackson.
Phone 3-3091.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICI
Fi-e touioment Co.. 220 N Mom
Glenn H Taylor. Ph. 3 7134
KINDERGARTENS
COMMUNITY KINDERGARTEN
Phone 3-6978
DECORATORS
4 Painting ond Paper Hanging
H. E. "Woody" Wood Phone 3-4240
MASONRY
See Hoft for building. Commercial
movmry, block bldgl, etc. Guorntted
Work. Gutt J. Haft, P. O. Bo 104,
I 506 Military.
CARPENTERS
J Roofing. Rnof Repairing, Insulation.
ROSEBURG PAVING CO.
Aphol? Paving
Custom Blodln
O"' i 614 M-l
TeUohene 1111 'roe Iitinwtee
"Bill' LOWItO'
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"fl IV'i ifcr' rlieaVVi ni
JANET FOSTER, playing a cleri.
net solo, Lightning ringers,
will be featured in the school
bands' concert Wednesday,
April 1 8, at the Senior high audi
torium. Miss Foster Is one of
three featured soloists from the
senior band, I Picture by Paul
Jenkins)
IF YOUR "APIR HAS NOT
ARRIVED IV 6:15 P.M.
DIAL 1-2611
$1529.
AND UP
Immediate
Delivery
NEW 1951
HENRY J'S
AND
KAISERS
AT
UTNE BROS.
OPFW RUNDAVS
KAISFH rKAZKR
ANY NEW CAR
NORTH JACKSON
BEE US BaVORK YOU BUY
usiimess
Wt Make
RUBBER STAMPS
Commorcial Printing
M M Printers
Modern Furniture
CONSTRUCTION
TODD BUILDING CO.
904 S. Stephens Ph. 3-5596
Store, Inc.
SERVICE DEPT.
Genrol Applianc and
Rod io Repairing
Pickup and Dthvtry
Prompt Attention
All Work Gurantetd
Ciron 9 30 to I 30
222 Wt Oak
PHONE 3-4337
CLEANING
Fine Ruiis. furniture. Autos
UPHOLSTERING
Repn Irs Remodeling
CUSTOM MADI
Ixport Furniture Cloanera
Phone 13191
Free Pickup and Delivery
Free Estimates
Your Advertisement
in
Buslntss Directory
will go Into more)
than 8,000 tBmei O
vtry day.
ft
April
Garden Vallty Club
To Host Extension
The Garden VisQ' Women's club
will be hostAs to the Riversdile
extension unit April 17 at an all
dav meeting. Mrs. E. S. Booth
and Kirs. Hugh Ritchie will be
project leaders and the ladies will
study "Outdoor Meals." It is to
be an outdoor meeting in the form
of a picnie if the weather ia good.
There will be an election of of
ficers. Ladies are asked to bring
their own table service and either
a salad or dessert.
The French established 1 small
colony near present-day Jackson
ville. Fla.. in 1564. but it wai de-
siroyea oy ine apaniarus i u
. . . ' r. : 1 - . 1.
next year.
lUemoriatHai
America he or she knew as HOME;
Memorial Day It just a few weeks away. If
you wish terting before that data, please
order vary toon.
For "anything In granite" please coH or see
V. V. HARPHAM
Moraine or avonine at 1702 I. Douglas St., Pkona
Dial 1-3141, Ras. Ajt. for Blaaslnf Granite Co., old
..J '-.rjait dealers In quality Northern granites In
th.N.W. T. 1 t 9 9 .9 J.
LAWN MOWERS
Clcmson Eclipse)
Great American
Johnston Power Lawn Mowers
Grass Catchers Lawn Carts
Lawn Fertilizers
BUY WHERE YOU SHARE IN THE SAVINSS
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange
ROSEBURG, OREGON
DIAL 3-5022
Located W. Washington St. and S.P.R.R. Tracks
Directory
Look At Your Hat
EVERYONI ELSE DOES
The Top' Hatters
SHINE PARLOR
OPEN TIL I P.M.
405 W. Cass Dial 1-1310
HARGIS ELECTRIC
Specialitti
Radio. Refrigeration. Household
Appliance Service
20 Yeort Experience
All Work Guaranteed
111 E. Coss St. Phone 1-615J
TOOL RENTALS
Floor Snorters and Edgera
Pelt Sanders
Floor Polishers and Scrubber!
Paint Spraying Equipment
DOUGLAS PAINT HDWf
06 S. Stephens Phono 1-617
Open Till I
Royal
Typewriters
Victor
Adding Machines
Sat and Srvke
Rtnfalt
Fait, Dtptndablt Scrvlct
431 South Sttphtfii. Ph. J 5434
Ken's Office Equip.
"Individualized Floors
ot Beoutihty "
A la last Lin
Ctrpvllna tutor PI
t Aiphali Itit Pot"iM r
Venetian niln1r
Orn V "K) In ft o
9HII CSTIMATIS
FLOOR COVERING
til Weet Oak Phone 1 4317
1 W -The News-Review, Rosebura, Ore. t
BINGOJAN DOOCID
TUyton, O. ilPi It CIO
electrical workers have a new
gimmick to skirt Dayton's bingo
ban just combine bingo with a v
game.
Local 768 tried out the new
"quiz-bingo," and there waa no
raid. Police said they could not
stop the game.
No admission was charged and
rash prizes were awarded to play
era who scored a "bingo" and
answered one question such as:
"What is the home town of the
Cleveland Indians?"
"What's the first name of Joe
E. Brown?"
The gym club dodged the ban by
giving free admission and free
cards. 9
Worthy personalities cannot be sepa
rated from the life of a community of
which they were, and are, a part, h
doesn't matter so much turn a
soldier or sailor is boned; what dm
natter is that each name be kept
an inseparable part of the place to,
Grass G roomer
Penna-Lawn
BEE HIVE
RENTAL SYSTEM
Can Pickup! Trucks
Long or Short Trip!
KEN ELLISON
740 South Stephens
Phone 3-7412
Excavating
Road Building
Carry-Alls T-atot Shovels -allaoeei.
Hotrr or Contra'
200 S. Pino Ph. 1-7514
' ."0RTFNSEN, INC.
Nelson & Pyle
Woodworking Co.
Windows, Sash, and From
Mill end Moiher Phone S-V14
CHIMNEY BLOCKS
Llrc-Rock Building Blocks
Concrctt Building Blocks
Chrystalite Tile Plant
3750 N. Stephens
3-6944
Survey & Cort Drilling
DOMESTIC
WATER WELLS
IRRIGATION
Pent Rotary Equipment
Phone Sutherlin 2401
Mornings Till 8:00 A.M.
R. H. STEIBER
EQUIPMENT
FOR RENT
Back Hoes
Trenchers
Cats
Graders
Lowboy
Self-Propelled
105 Compressor
Hour or Contract
( Phone 3-5430, Roteburq
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