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Iliilil in a. .,nl maw'" ... ' ..it 'A'VM Vil -nnii K cm V,T .W1 lea ft" -. 1 "M" i4Wl SUTHERLIN By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK Mrs. Etheline Freeman returned to her home In Suttierlin Friday after speeding the paat ten days at Astoria, where she was called by the death of her mother, Mrs. Ellen Twcedle, who died Wednes day, Jan. IS at the age of 80. Mrs. Tweeale was well-known here, having visited her daughter on several occasions. Mr. aim Mra. Bill Woody of Winchester, accoin panied Mrs. Freeman tu Astoria. Mrs. wood is a oaugnter 01 Mrs. Freeman. Douglas Geddes has been con fined to his home for some time by illness, and Mra. Geddes, a Sutherlin High School teacher, baa had to be absent from her duties to take car of her hus band. Mrs. Lloyd Thornton underwent major surgery at Mercy Hospital in Roseburg last Friday and is getting along vey nicely. It expected tkat she will be able to come borne next bunciay. Moa dav mornim. the Thornton's daughter, Marcia, was taken ill and sent to Mercy Hospital. Tues day, she was reported better. Atk about MONO-PAC iH'Vlll NurliftM Bettone FREE BELTONE. CLINIC UMPQUA HOTEL Tuesday, February 5th Fresh Batteries for All Hearing Aids. BELTONE HEARING CENTER S. C. MITCHELL, Dtoltr 75 W. (ROADWAY IUGENE DIAL 4-S336 S. C. MITCHELL r. iJ" " & Vf - o O CP a crn 8. is. --r v-Hr -V r if'. f B-r"'ffy,,'iiaVr' QUINTUPLETS ARRIVE FOR CARNIVAL The famed Dionne quintuplets, now 17 years old, arrive as special guests of the annual St. Paul, Minn., Winter Carnival. Shown shortly after they stepped off their private railway car are the quints (l-r) : Yvonne, Emilie, Marie, Cecile and Annette; Mrs. Elzire Dionne, their'mother (far left); Charles Tierney, St. Paul Chief of Police (next to Mrs. Dionne); Mayor Edward K. Delaney of St. Paul (with carnival cap), and Claude Dionne, 5, one of the quints' brothers. (Others unidentified) (AP WIRE-PHOTO) Tiller YOUR MOTOR Purrs Like a Kitten . . . when you let our factory trained mechanics care for your car. Let us give you A COMPLETE MOTOR TUNE -UP H yj.1T If your motor doesn't purr alone tho rood, you nttd motor tuna up. By havinf regular motor tune van minor difficulties ore cough t In rime to save you money on re placement! ond on driving economy. Drive In todoyl CONVENIENT BUDGET TERMS HANSEN Motor Co. Ook & Stephens Dial 3-4444 By ALICE LERWILL Mr. and Mrs. Weston Scott were hosts Friday evening at their home to Mr. and Mrs. Milan Wil liams and family. The occasion was Mrs. Williams' birthday. The community has been can vassed in preparation for the X ray rrlbbile unit which will be in Tiller at the ranger station on Feb. 5 and 6. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hudson and family of Days Creek renewed old acquaintances in Hie community Sunday. Vurbel Graves, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Graves, has enlisted in the Army Air Corps and will leave fo active duty Feb. 4. The Trianele Logging Co. has moved its equipment in and has set up operations near tr.e fted Butte Road. Ted Downey, who recently un derwent major surgery at Veterans Hospital, has returned to his home and is greatly improved in health. lay, second vice president; Mrs. Charles Hart, secretary, and Ra ids Reece, assistant secretary. Persons desiring information about belonging to the association may contact Mr. Warg. S. A. Warg President Of OSC Alumni Group At a recent meeting of the Ore gon State College Alumni Associa tion, Sam A. Warg was elected president, to take the place of act ing Chairman Maurice Newland. Gordon Smith was elected first vice president; Dr. Jaems R. Fin- TROWBRIDGE ELECTRICS BIGGEST VACUUM snin SWEEPER L 8 Yoncalla By MRS. GIORGB IDIS Mr. and Mra. I.eRoy Hanson had as dinner guests, Saturday eve ning. Mrs. Msria Eeringuel of Manila, Philippine Islands, and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Phelps. Mr. and Mrs. Phelps took Mrs. Berin guel to Eugene following the din ner. A Founders Day Tea will be held in' the High School Monday eve ning, Feb. 11, sponsored by the Yoncalla PTA. The public is in vited. The Rev. Knight, pastor of the Yoncalla Methodist Church, and LeRoy Hanson, principal of the High School, will be speakers ot the evening. Miss Marylin Helland of Rose burg spent the weekend visiting at the Eric Stenseth home. Raphael Wise is . ecuperating at his home In Scolls Valley fol lowing an emergency appendect omy, at the Sacred Heart Hospital, Eugene, last week. ' Among those motoring to Cot tage Grove to hear Skinney Ennis' band Saturday night were, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Timmons, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Shively, Mr. and Mrs, Russell Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Conaway, Mr. and Mrs. Rus sell Wamsley, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Booth, Mr, and Mrs. Claude Daugn erty, and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Don Cox of New- Ftl., Feb. 1, 1952 The News-Rtview, Rosabura, Ore. 3 port spent the week-end visiting at the parental Luther Daugherly home. The World's Day of Prayer will be held at the Methodist Church Friday Feb. 29. Mra. 'Claude Daugherty was sur prised Wednesday, Jan. 23, when a group of her friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lulher Daugherty, to celebrate her birth day. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Daugh erty served dinner to the group. Following the dinner, (he honored guest opened many gifts. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Daugh erty and daughter, Martha Jo, Mr. and Mrs. Russell W..msley, Mr. and Mrs. Jug Vest, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Booth, Miss Pauline Rychard and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Daugh erty. A polio benefit basketball game will be played Friday evening at the Yoncalla High School gym, be tween the High School Team and the Town Team. At the benefit dance held Saturday night at the Elkhead hall, $116.39 was donated. For two hours Saturday afternoon, all money taken In at the Cafel and Loggers Tavern, for coffee and I beer was turned over to the March I of Dimes. Fifty dollars was re alized. A benefit dance will be held at the Hayhurst Hall, Satur day evening for the fund. A west ern orchestra will provide the music. Cheese Cake SPECIAL SATURDAY, FEB. 2 AT CLEO'S BAKERY 314 North Jackson The association, which or a time was dormant, is renewing its activities, and recently honored Dr. A. L. Strand, presient of OSC at a banquet in the Hotel Ump-qua. ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT ELECTRIC HAMMERS ELECTRIC DRILLS GENERATORS LANSING & OLIVER TOOL RENTALS OPEN SUNDAYS 10-12, 4- 147 S. Jrter.cn. PHa-a J-oOOl Order Your Fuel Now 16 Inch Green Wood P Planer Ends 16 Inch Dry Wood O Saw Dust GEEO -tSZEGB fl IHJ irJ3 I savBsjgM-g., .a-aa-saw BJ A - I j GEES) -tlfflft. f SUPPORT THE INDUSTRY THAT SUPPORTS YOU! GENERAL ELECTRIC 4 ONLY REGULAR 89.95 now 59 95 TANK MODELS EVERY VACUUM SOLD WITH FACTORY GUARANTEE GENERAL ELECTRIC 1 ONLY REGULAR 44.95 ROYAL TANK MODEL mow 34 95 5 Only Reg. 49.95 NOW 34.95 UPRIGHT MODELS GENERAL ELECTRIC ,0m, Regular 54.95 NOW 43.50 GENERAL ELECTRIC 1 Only Regular 64.95 NOW 48.50 WESTINGHOUSE ,omy Regu, NOW 48.50 ROYAL 10nfy Regular 59.95 NOW 35.50 ROYAL S Only Regular 49.95 NOW 34.95 Mothers'.,' MarcUSl POLIO Sea our mass window display of these new vacuums. Coma in and ask for a free demonstration. ..THAT EVERY FARMER, DAIRYMAN AND STOCKMAN SHOULD KNOW FOR HIS PROFIT... GRASSLAND FARMING the newest trend In American Agriculture in its modern form, is an entin ly new Urmint method, nothing less I Properly applied, it results in fabulous increases in pro ductivity, tremendously improved stock feeds, natural soil conservation practices with restored fertility . . , and more stable profits for the Farmer, Dairy man or Stockrhan. Yet modern Crass- land Methods are so flexible that they can be applied to any type of land, from arid raoge pasture to the richest soils. BETTER FORAGE HANDLING METHODS MEAN BETTER RETURNS FROM ALL LIVESTOCK UsiaWuaaVB-BJBnkfJ GriMc and Tor tie Crop for winter feeding today show atloniihinf in rreasea in food value . . because they contain more of the f reen food value, protein and digestible nutrients, for merly obtainable only in rich summer pastures. Modern Forage Handling Methods and Equipment are respon sible . . they make it possible to store better milk and meat-producing feeds, full of healthful "sunshine", in silo and barns. Here ore Just o few of the outstanding benefits of Grassland Farming, 1, Riffffrr Dairy and i Hock 3, Rnlorft Salt Ftrtitily Proif throush Brur qunntitr ir"'- '?M,n' ?J'?it and bttr quality ldi. b,t " .'mint. Rbuiid war Uaa. 4 Inrreattn Crop Return$ OrattUnrJ Tarfnina ! n f tti imM inttmiv um of atl; booU snnual output. Fiefrf Baling harvttti a much 6el(er grade of hay at feis rort, Stvrl h&ndlinx ptratlem are tliminattdt sating Any eaici nd labor. 2, Loteer Farm Operating Cot Graiilind tifmin tavci timt and labor -I cullivalion and harveit. rage handling optratfont hAiVA movt grmtttt and Itgumet from fld to tito in a ta minufu alt to volvo wound tho modarn Foraga Hanttor, LABOR-SAVING FORAGE EQUIPMENT Today' Foraga Crop would be Impossible cicept for the greatly improved machinery used in their handling. With this modern equip ment, one or two men ctm drive into a Aeld and cut and store a crop in a few hours . . . doing a job that only a few years ago would hava required full crew several days. This faster, reduced-man power, trouble-free equipment is a impor tant to the quality as to the quan tity of Foraga Crop. No farmer can take full advantage of a Grass land Program without knowing the use and abilities of these modern tool. Invottigalo Now far Your Noxt Staion'i Program Bmt&m T --am. Bal ILra BsTJ II ; 7 THE KEY TO GRASSLAND PBOriTS LIBRARY Tlir "Kv to GaiMtiND rtoriTt" a rollrrtion of lh oulilandins Rook Irll and olhrr matrriil en Graiiland Farmins. (it Ctvan Ittaw , NEW HOLLAND FORAGE HARVESTER s .rid HI T II MX All arail.kl will. F.titti lMiiiil wn vl tif HmMn trim ,na,.w M ,!.. mm Iw ! Iw ,,41 ca. k.fl1t urn 1 8 H M' -.m,, I. f A.Jbl wirii WTxitf, .it. - C'. AH.riiAH TRIAD FARM LOADER rrt)j. Pkll vp '! in ft eld ax rrytl. M rlx) , ttaxtHM rifh aiitnikMi, Grt)wd r tvi m4 toipi M wfaiti U-fl, haiflM, axe new idea KLi-poirote FARM 'AGON Itftr-afh far hif s ffetf rl-t 4 rMais' . IBttNt lavfa. bM, Ht (My bd . ESI II riVinj SILVER SHIELD STEEL SILO A saMtjataM iVtMitlfjitd fasat rrMi Ml - at iktiM k 9tMr aaraVrrMX af ff C'OM. Oftd tmt Iff turti Pint m rant aaj M W) SiVw IhtJd ITHl Bm dwafcla. mti awtdi -) U atrar r. a"1 " t LOj ! -m, art laati tsMKi-a. WAGON UNLOADCRS Hella -Conrey-OMotie' af "riva-War" Unleeider CVr7 Mi "M-raf AW t waaaM haaai k fatvaaaiatt ll mAM Gt W) laa1aia aMada at )H 11 ! iaae trasa htm , part labtoM m Jl I rVjJk, I , 11 , Mastata-fd faaat aaafcai, I lu -y 3 ' Maba atnaat aa-. KC- E&-u i " b iri -'M-'i ntB ViVLaaBi aaKMioM as aiat Cj 'mAimf- f--Wav Ualaadaf taa pmf tJtraa la ai HEW HOLLAND FORAGI SLOWER Sfaart a H 40 af 'H kaxa-ja-10 laaf af (vat. a tatafa by. a at tl r ' NEW HOLLAND BALER Wd-MMfl i aaaM aaita caraai aMba ' aanjtiaaj. ! axo HaM iba wacaf aad Hafiaaj aaavaiuaata a aad bat fa- haaa na actva , LEACH SILO UNLOADER (wbtb aa1 ftM iaaa ij dtttvartd Ma a tan. boa fraiM tNaaja - da-a bataa ia raa4r-ffd bi raw ha ta thak Ma tba ia far laadl" . nap -lai; circi osub ij 'twn ?7 If aauMja f tttmt' hi GRASS-FOR-PROFIT COUPON UMPQUA TRACTOR CO. 125 South Pina, Roseburg, Ora., Dial 3-6567 Kindl) trnd ntc, Hillifnil ulli".hoit. llif "Kry lo Grattland Profiti" Librar) of draiiland Lilrralura rMa To r irjBBi' il Coupon Us Today NAME. DOX AND ROUTE. CITY -STATE. 136 NORTH JACKSON DIAL 3-5521
