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2 Th Newi-lteWow, Roioburg, COUPLES from the seventh ond eighth grades ore shown os they participated in the Friday evening dancing classes given in the Junior High School gymnasium. The PTA of the Junior High School sponsors the instruction each Friday from 8 until 10 p.m. Ralph Patterson, Rose burg School of Dancing, is the instructor. (Picture by Paul Jenkins) i "-DO 1 '"L- TRUCK ON .PISPLAY The 1952 Ford Series F-6 truck cab ond chassis, now on display at Lockwood Motor Co., is design ed for heavy hauling. The 106 horsepower 239 cubic Inch V-8 or the 112 horsepower Big Six engines are available os the power units for the Series F-6 Ford trucks. VJOQC1 UOQGE, FIRST CLASS That'i what you'll chriiten this new lightweight 9 hp ' Intermediate: Disston Chain Saw, the DA-2II, when you see the work it docs with such little effort. It's light enough to tote around all day, ' tough enough so you don't have to' baby it The DUiton DA-211 will give you years of satisfying, trouble free cutting power. Capac ities of 2 to 7 feet. Prices start at S , Oet a free demonstration on your own place today. Carl J. Peetz I I 920 S. Stephens 1 I Phone 3-5333 fl I " 1 aj-Y"" I TRAVERSE EXTENSION TRAVERSE RODS , All Sizes 48" to 150". Special prices on Rods to 48" Estimates! gladly given with no cost or .obligation to you FOR WELL DRESSED WINDOWS SEE ROSEBURG VENETIANS Or). Wed. Fob. 6, 1951 r County Sanitarian To Attend Semester County Sanitarian Li Verne MU- ler will leave Friday tor Berkeley, Calit., wnere he win attend tne university or. caiuorm tor a se mester. Sponsored by the state, Miller will study public health and sani tation courses. Sanitarian Claude Baker r e turned recently from a similar course at Stanford University. Two Roseburg Students Named To Honor Roll OREGON STATE COLLEGE. Corvallis (Special) Two stu dents from Hi Roseburg area have been listed on the fall term schol astic honor roll at Oregon State College They are Kathryn Hftskin Smith of Roseburg, a graduate student, who earned a straight A aver age; and Ann Roth of Brockway, sophomore In home economics, who earned a 3.5 grade average or better. A S.5 is half way between an A and B average. LaVern Marttert Joint Engineering Society OREGON STATE COLLEGE. Corvallis (Special) LaVern Mar slers has been initiated by the Ore gon State College chapter of Sig ma Tau. national engineering honor society for professional and student engineers. This organization recognizes scholarship and professional at tainment. Marsters, junior In electrical engineering, is the son of L. L. Marsters of Roseburg. POLIO BENEFIT SLATED All proceeds of the performance of "It Happened on Filth Avenue," starring Don DePore and Gale 'Storm, to be held at the Eagle Theater in Yoncalla, Feb. 7, will be turned over to the March of Dimes fund. Tiie public is Invited. CUSTOM MADE RODS We specialize on installation of Kirsch Cus tom Made Traverse Rod and carry a complete stock for any type of installation. OUR SERVICES ALSO INCLUDE: Custom-made Venetian Blinds Window Shades Curtain ods Extension and custom-made Drapery Material Drapery Cranes Aluminum Tension Screens Bamboo Shades Wallpaper . . Trailer Blinds , Other (Allied) Window Accessories Kiwanians Hear Talk On Program Of Boy Scouts "The men of tomorrow need men of today to lead them," Wal ter Smith, District Boy hcoul exec utive, told the Kiwanis Club Tues day noon. He spoke in connection with Boy Scout week now being nhservpd. Bovs like to be Identified with a group, and the kind of a group to which they belong determines what tney oecome, sam amun, who has given 19 years 10 volun teer .routine before becoming an executive a year ago. Boys look up to their leaders. The Boy Srout program con bines the ptouo spirit with crei tive thinking and action. Boys contain a great deal of energy, and that built along creative lines develops them Into worthy citizens of tomorrow. "We take bovs and elve them a nroeram." Smith said. "They think of the Individual circle. This is found in the patrol, which li a part of the troop. Next comes the district the council and the combined councils." The Scout program oners boys an opportunity to meet together, to see how other boys look and act. It fosters world brotherhood and spreads world ideas. It makes the hnv nee the whole slcture with themselves injected Into the picture. ' The work tenches creative actly Ilv. in teaching what makes things tick; pioneering spirit of explor ation, exempuiiea in sucn groups as the Order of the Arrow; the way of life, as seen in such pro grams as when the scouts take over the city tor a aay. Scouting, the speaker said, at tempts to give boys an interest in something specific, which may determine their lite work. For example an Eagle Scout who was a bird fancier was chosen by Ad miral Byrd for his South Pole trips. On tho third trip he was assistant in command. Through his hobby he had learned his life work. Scouting givf-s a sense of be longing to others. The boys wear the uniform with pride. They feel a part of the world organization, and many literally gave the "shirt off their back" In a program of that name to aid Europeans, Smith pointed out. Summing up, he stressed that to give boys this type of train ing, they need men to lead them, "because the boys can't lead themselves. Tney need the best men so that they may learn about brotherly love, learn about each other and learn that bjys in other parts of the world think as they do." SUES ON NOT! Budget Finance Plan of Port land Tuesday filed suit in Circuit Court against Adele K. Todd, Koscburg, asking $598.75 allegedly owed on a promissory note. Attor ney's fees of $200 are also asked. RODS $1.49 Local News Te Mm) ThurtrJay The Worn in'i Society o( Christian Service of the Dillard metbodist Church will meet Thuriday, Feb. T, at a noon potluck luncheon at the home of Mra. A. A. Goodwin on Gregory Street In Winiton. Schedule Listed For X-Ray Units In Fifth Week The mobile chest X-ray units will observe the following schedule during the fifth week of the cur rent survey. 1 FEB. 13 Canyonville. beside honor roll, 11 a.m. -5 p m.; Myrtle Creek, Ter minal Fountain. 11 a.m.-S p.m.; Glendale, Day & Nehl Store, 11 a.m.-S p.m.; Roseburg (Clover dale), Pacific Motors, 1 p.m.-7 p.m.; Roseburg, J C Penney Store, 10 a.m.-B p.m. FEB. U Canyonville. beside honor roll. 11 a.m. -5 p.m.; Myrtle Creek, Ter minal Fountain. 10 a.m.-s p.m.; Glendale Mill, employees only, 1 p.m. until finished; Roseburg (Clo verdale), Pacific Motors, 11 a.m.- p.m.; Roseburg, J C Penney Store, 10 a.m. -8 p.m.; Roseburg, Nielson's Market, 4 p.m.-8 p.m.; Toketce Falls, Powerhouse Camp, U a.m.-7 p.m. FEB. 15 Green, Associated Plywood, S p.m. -4: 30 p.m.; Myrtle Creek, Ter minal Fountain. 10 a.m.-s p.m.; Azalea Store, 1 p.m.-7 p.m.; Rose burg, Nielsens Market, 11 a.m.- 7 p.m.; Roseburg, J C Penney Store, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Toketee Fans, biiae ureek, z p.m .-7 p.m. FEB. 10 Roseburg, Montgomery Ward, 10 a.m.-S p.m.; Myrtle Creek, Ter minal Fountain, 10 a.m.-s p.m.; Azalea Store, 11 a.m.-S p.m.; Rose burg, Nielsen's Market, 10 a.m.-S p.m.; Roseburg, J C Penney Store, 10 a.m.-S p.m. Baby Sans Gall Bladder; Parent Ask Prayers MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. W) -Mrs. Leroy Poole has asked for prayers lor her four-month old son, Roger Leroy Poole, born without a gall bladder. S.ie said doctors have told her the baby has about two months to live. Witt no other hope, she made the plea for prayers through the Michigan City News-Dispatch. Poole, a machinist, and tiis wife said "we're not looking for finan cial help or pity. What we're ask ing now is that people pray for Roger." Roseburg Students End Semester At Linfield Two students from Roseburg have completed the first semester of study for the 1951-52 academic year at Linfield College, McMinn ville. They are Richard Bonebrake, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bone brake, and Margaret Davie, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Davie. Both are sophomores Ham Radio Operators Assist In X-Ray .Survey Ham radio operators will again volunteer their services during the A-ray campaign in Glendale. 'Hie total number A-rayed in trat vicinity will be transmitted to KoseDurg headquarters each day via radio. Glen DeMott, local navy recruiting otticer, previously assisted in gathering totals wmie the chest X-ray units were oper ating in coastal areas. BENEFITS SUCCESSFUL The Dutch auction held In Yon calla Feb. 3 at the Loggers Tav ern for the March of Dimes bene fit, netted $89. The Hayhurst uance Drought in $100 for the polio fund. WE NOW HAVE A COMPLETE SELECTION OF MODERN HOUSE PLANS. SEE US FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS! WEST COAST BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Britain'! King George Posies Away At 56 "" (Continued from Page 1) ' proaching death when he bade good night Tuesday night at Sandring ham to his Queen and the Princess Marcaret Rose. Unwillingly, George VI became King by a whim of the fates when Edward VIII, now the Duke of Windsor, abdicated - rather than give up the love of the American Mrs. Wallis Simpson. He lived to see Britain lose much of her empire, and to see his coun trymen in wartime valor and peace time austerity. Veice Betrays Cenditlen Ueorge s voice sounoea nusny when he broadcast his annual Christmas message, and some spe cialists saw that as a possible in dication that cancer, having been removed from his left lung, was still present in. his right. George VI was the first British king to visit the United States he was there with bis Queen, Elisa beth, in 1939. The new queen went to Washington last year on a side excursion from her trip across Can ada. George V's fiucen. Mary at 84 has outlived both her husband and her son. It was at Sandnngham that George V died, Jan. 21, 1930. Then Edward VIII was klni; lor a few months. The dead king at the time was Duke of York. He became King Dec. 11. 1936. when Edward gave up the th-one or 'the woman I love," tne twice-aivorcea Mrs. Simpson. Oakland's New Fire ' Hall Nears Completion ' Workmen were putting the finish ng toucnes on the new uaxiand fire hall this week, Mayor John Edwards reported. The 30-by-50 foot building was started last August to house Oak' land's two fire trucks. The struc ture was built through a $10,000 bond issue approved by the vot ers. Oakland s fire department is on a volunteer oasis, Mayor towards said, but future plans call for hir ing a full time employee. une oi me two trucks nas been housed in a warehouse, while the other was parked in the street, oiayor .awara saia. X-Ray Totals Total X-rays 18,37 X-rays Tuesday Number Remaining 1,008 22,143 Vital Statistics Marriage License KLATT-MARKILUE William Harold Klatt and Donna Mae Mar killie, botta of Roseburg. Pollution Of Water Draws Fine Of $50 Sylvester Powell. Rt. 3. Rose' burg, was fined $50 in district court after pleading guilty to a charge that he polluted Looking' glass creek by allowing sawdust to pour into toe water. , . ART CONTEST WINNERS Roseburg placed three winners among 200 Oregon High School students who won Gold Key awards in the Seventh Annual Scholastic Art Contest. The Rose burg winners were Gary Briges Arthur Daly and Roger steeck. LEON R. SCOTT WANTED Anyone knowing the where abouts of Leon R. Scott, who is home from California on leave from the service, is asked to no tify the Red Cross office in the Armory at once. DTE LHI BWai'l Safer 4miJW imutm Mo mtur bow aar ttwuHm rm have trtoJ far IteMiif of trcttrma, pMrtuta, afcctla, aihUta'a fart ar vtMlerer raar akla troabU my l--ai.itli1nc frta heael t foot WONDER SALVE a4 WONDK1 Meditated SOAP btla yam. OffvalapMl at- Va la W Army not tlkt mt km WONDFR HALVE la whH. grmam, antloeptta. Na tpparanr. Safe far ehllrJrsm. Gat WONDER SALVE ant WONDER SOAP reaalti ar amtar ntaadai. Traly wantltrfal praparatlam. Sold In Roaeburf by ftoseburf Phar macy, rulltrton'i iRexalh, and Hred Meyer'i Drug Store; or your hometown dru ((tit ' New Equipment Moved In For N. Umpqua Road By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY Heavy equipment is being moved into the Idelyld district by the Funderburg Construction Company of SutherUn, which has the con struction oi ine tour ana a nan miles of new North Umpqua High way starting at the Lone Rock Bridge. Work will begin first above Idelyld Park, blasting heavy rock formation. News Briefs From Glide: Mr. and Mrs Bud Neal of Cot tage Grove spent last week end visiting Mrs. Neal'a brother - in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mullins, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Vleck and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones. Jones is' the new head coach at Glide School. Mrs. Vivian Paddleford. manager of the Red Barn, has been con fined to her home with the flu. Howard Clark. Bob Mitchell and Bob Young of Portland have taken quarters at the North Umpqua cab ins. They are skilled workmen in asbestos roofing, under contrct with Industrial Builders Company which is constructing the new Glide High scnooi. The Glidj Lumber Company started its night t-hilt Tuesday and will continue tae two shifts through out the year. Douglas County Lumber Com pany will resume sawmill orera tions Monday. The mill had been closed for two weeks because of the installation of a new carriage. Logging operations had been con tinuous. Old timers do not believe in the ground hog superstition, but they all agree on the prediction of an early spring. The reason? Cats, dogs and cows have started shed ding their winter coats. DRUNKENNESS CHARGED Tama William H..tnarnvf1 Id 409 W. Douglas St., was arrested Tuesday night on a charge of be ing drunk on a public highway, State Police reported. He was released In $100 bail pending arraignment in district court. TSiP TRADE llIP-iBIP-Ef YQACYIOn IBE-AD YORES! 90 of all tire trouble occurs in the last 10 of fire Jiel Trade tires NOW. Get Goodyear tires with the famous All-Weather tread design that gives you skid-resistance right, left, for ward and back . . . and all direction grip for better traction. They don't cost a penny more than rib tread tires. 20 (LESS TRADE-IN) Elisabeth First Queen To Reign In 51 Years (Continued from Page 1) prince born in Wales who could speak no English. blizabeth was marked as a fu ture reigning oueen when she was only 10 and ber father becamo King. It changed the whole course of her upbringing, from that of a rel atively carefree child to one laden with the prospective responsibili ties of reigning over a world-glr dling commonwealth and empire. Pledges Welfaie Reign On her 21st birthday, she dedi cated her life to looking after tne welfare of that empire. In a radio speech from Capetown South Africa, where she and her parents were making another com monwealth tour, she sale? "I declare before vou all that mv whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service and the service of our great imperial family to which we all belong." Two events had changed her life from that of a playful daughter oi the any Duke of Yorx. une was tho decision of her uncle,, Edward VIII, to quit the throne so he could marry an Amer ican, Mrs. Wallis Warfield Simp son, who was unacceptable to the Church of England because she had been married twice previously. His abdication made her father king on Dec. 11, 1938, nd made her the heiress apparent to the throne. The other event had been the birth of her sister. Princess Mai garet, only other child of Kin? Geofge and his queen. Had this child been a boy, he would im mediately have taken her place in line of succession. Frequent Free BELT0NE CLINICS Are Held at the Umeaue Hotel. Write far Next Date. - HEARING AID BATTERIES Mailed Anywhere - tor Any Make Writs I ELTON C HEARING CENTER fi C. 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