2 T Nwi-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Mon., May 19, 1952
Student Workers,
Graduates Urged
To Get SS Cards
June graduate! of high schools,
vocational schools and colleges
should Apply for their social se
curity account-number cards be
fore they graduate. This is the
warning of Claude E. Dawson,
Eugene manager of the Social Se
curity Administration of the Fed
eral Security Agency. A represen
tative of the Eugene office will
be at the City Hall Tuesday, May
20, between 8:30 a.m. and noon
for the convenience of Roseburg
area residents. ,
Also, students who are not grad
uating but who expect to work
PRUDENTIAL LIFE
Insurance
HORACE C. BERG
8peolal Agent
Office J-7491 Ri. 1-711
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FOOD CLERKS
MEAT WRAPPERS
WANTED
We are increasing our staff
of employees prior to the re
modeling of your Roseburg
Sofeway Store.
MEN
There will be openings for quoll
fied men interested in learning the
progressive chain store business.
WOMEN
1. We will netd women for cash
ier and customer service work.
If you like people, you will tn
oy this position.
2. Wt have openings for meat
wrappers for our new self-service
meat department. You wilt
find this work very Interesting.
All of these positions offer:
Good Pay
Excelhnt Working
Condition!
Sick Benefit!
Group Insurance
Vacation! with Pay and
Other Benefit!
Safewoy will train you for
. this interestinq work.
Interviews will be held of Safeway
Stem, 21 S I. .Com St., Roseburg,
Tuesday, May 20th.
Hours: A.M. to 12 P.M. aae
1 PM to 5 PM.
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ROSEBURG 120 West Oak,
during their, summer vacations
should obtain their cards before
classes end, Dawson said.
"The Importance of the account
number lies in the fact that wages
can only be credited through the
use of the account number. Since
the money recorded in a person's
social security account is used to
figure benefits, the more money
credited in the account the higher
the benefits.
"Thus, he explained, "if for any
reason wages are reported with
out an account number or with
an incorrect number, then these
wages may not be credited to the
account. Not only may future ben
efits be smaller because of this,
but in some cases no benefits may
be payable at all."
He urged cardholders to protect
the card, keep it on thoir persons
at all times show it to employers
when necessary and to contact
the Eugene Social Security office
if in need of assistance.
Tenmile Wife
Leaves Hospital
By JULIA BREITENBUCHER
Mrs. Clair Coats returned to her
home Sunday from the Commun
ity Hospital where she had under
gone major surgery. She is report
ed to be getting along satisfactor
ily. Her daughter, Lorena, has
jbeen confined to bed with a bad
cold.
Mrs. Ralph Howard returned
home from the Community Hos
pital Wednesday where she had
I been receiving medical treatment.
She is reported to be improving.
Charley Siegel has been confin
jed to his home with a very bad
jcold. He went to the doctor Thurs
day for treatment. He was t0 be
I on the Election Board but was un
able to attend.
Roseburg Youth Named
To National Honorary
Alpha Phi Gamma, national hon
orary journalism fraternity, initi
ated five members recently at
Santa Barbara College, University
of California. Those included John
ftobinson, Idleyld Route, Roseburg.
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Nazarene Pastor,
Layman Elected
To National Meet
The Rev. Forrest Hill, pastor 'of
the Roseburg Church of the Naz
arene, was elected chairman of
the Western Oregon District
Church School Board at the clos
ing session of the District Assem
bly at Salem, May 16.
As one of 11 delegates to the
regional conference, held from
May 12 to 16, the Rev. Mr. Hill
was also selected as delegate to
the General Church School Confer
ence at Kansas City, Mo., on June
19 and 20. Lewis Suiter, another
Roseburg district delegate, was
chosen- to attend the General
Young People's Convention at
Kansas City, also in June.
Eight other Roseburg represen
tatives at the Salem meet included
Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Paul Weaver, Mrs.
George Honstead, Mrs. Joe Suit
er Sr., Mrs. Joe Suiter, Jr., Mrs.
I.ee Marsh, Roy Cox and Mr. and
Rev. Mrs. J. M. Cox.
Dennese Marie Koepka
Succumbs At Roseburg
Dennese Marie Koehke, Infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Koepke, Roseburg, died May 17
She was born April 19, 1952 in
Roseburg.
Surviving besides her parents
are her grandparents: Mr. and
Mrs. John Koepke, Roseburg; Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Carew, Roseburg,
and her great grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Carew, Roseburg.
Funeral graveside service will
be held Tuesday, May 20, at 2 p.m.
In the Masonic Cemetery. The
Roseburg Funeral Home Is in
charge of the arrangements.
LOCAL NEWS
To Meet The Degree of Hon
or Protective Association and the
Carnation Club will meet Wednes
day, May 21, at 8 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Bertha Shrum. All
members are requested to be
present.
Grins, to Moot Melrose
Grange will meet Tuesday, May
j 20, at 8:30 p.m. DST. The program
is to be presented by the Horizon
Girls. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krueger,
! Mr. and Mrs. Clarence DeCamp
land Mrs. Rose Sheppard are in
charge of refreshments. Every
' one is urged to attend.
1 Leava For East Mr. and
1 Mrs. E. E. Leas, 119 W. Com
; merclal Ave., will leave Sunday
by auto for their annual trip to
the Indianapolis speed races. They
i intend going south through Death
j Valley and will return north
through the Dakotas and Montana.
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No Changes In Near-End
Of Primary Vote Tally
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committeewoman were preferrd
in contested offices.
Unofficial returns from 63 bf 65
precincts for all candidates (ex
cept those previously listed here)
follow:
REPUBLICAN BALLOT
National Committeeman Card
1484, Jack 1336, Paget 1546, Paine
2093.
National Commlteewoman
Cornett 5086.
Delegates at large Belton 2525,
Bennett 1132, Benson 912, Bishop
772, Burns 1987, Case 1055, Cow
gill 329, Dubach 791, Elliott 2905,
Epperly 1177, Epton, F. E., 675,
Epton, M. W., 739, Fowler 1996,
Gerlinger 1052, Gerow 496, Hall
678, Harmon 1107, Harvey 965,
Hatfield 2876, Hodler 398, Holman
1098, Holtz 1694, Johnson 2144,
Killam 473, Lafferty 785, Latour
ette 1175, Lessard 739, Lonergan
557, Martin 700, Maudsley 563, Mc
Allister 2129, McKay 4574, Merri
field 440, Metschan 1261, Miller
1760, Moores 676, Morse 3761, My
ers 1701, Mytinger 730, Nelson 813,
O'Connell 604, Orput 2484, Paget
1247, Paine 1080, Peterson 571,
Rand 843, Scott 1570, Staley 1249,
Tooze 2691, Woodbury 808.
Delegates, 4th district Boehn
ke 628, Brantley 1473, Draper 472,
Hall 1031, Hopkins 405, Hunting
ton 637, Landon 777, Lausmann
857, Morrison 363, Peterson 2092,
Springer 2136, Walsh 1996.
For president Eisenhower 4981,
MacArthur 555, Morse 174,
Schneider 6, Stassen 170, Warren
1058.
Elector's Allen 4359, Bailey 17
71, Bishop 1243, Bondurant 3229,
Buehner 2824, Johnson 2184, Pet
erson 3584, Roblson 3513, Rodman
iia, wyatt 3324, Yokoin 1525.
Representative, 4th district
Draper 1455, Ellsworth 5333.
Secretary of State Newbry 65
39. Treasurer Lynch 1721, Robin
son 2184, Unander 2804.
Attorney General Barry 1078,
Lindas 1820, McCourt 1755, Slack
er 1523.
Senator, fifth district Geddes
6231.
Treasurer Johnson 6113.
Surveyor Irving 6148.
DEMOCRATIC BALLOT
Commiteemati DeCicco 1973,
Sweetland 2560.
Committeewoman Burton 2223,
Cawood 1834.
Delegates at large Anderson
395, Bain 869, Brown 1219, Dennis
1422, Grant 674, Kahn 1003, Ma
honey 1201, Morgan 1226, Pear
son 1535, Robinson 1041, Schrunk
1117, Shorb 489, Stanbery 437,
Sweetland 1790, Wilcox 847, Wil
kins 1093.
Delegates, 4th district Chance
351, Chatt 504, Dodd 1322, Epps
714, Flegel 2822, Leiken 1608, Mc
Ginty 968, Zulauf 298.
President Douglas 627, Kefauv
er 3439. Stevenson 320.
Electors Bauer 2914, Brooke
2555, Davidson 2585, Friedman 27
66, Hess 2223, Hewitt 2337, Wink
ler 5275. ' '
Representative 4th district
Swanson 2578. Wood 1630.
Secretary of state Green 3459.
Treasurer Blakeslee 1612,
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ROSE
Reception Friday
At Rose School
The annual reception for par
ents of children entering Rose
School first grade in the fall will
be held Friday, May 23, at 1:30
p.m. in the school auditorium.
Both parents are welcome, how
ever, mothers are especially ask
ed to attend.
E, S. Hall, Rose School princi
pal, and the two first grade teach
ers, Mrs. Frank Purely and Miss
Verna Carothers, will answer
questions and show classrooms.
Mrs. Dorothy Kitchln, school
nurse, will tell what information
U necessary when -the children
go to pre-school clinic before they
can enter the first grade. This
year the clinic will be held at
Riverside School Aug. 21 from 8
a.m. to 10 a.m. Speakers from
the State Educational Department
will give brief talks.
Following the program, refresh
ments will be served and parents
and children will be given an op
portunity to visit the classrooms.
BOON FOR BRITONS
LONDON uH A firm of British
brewers announced Monday it is
ready with a special coronation
beer to help the nation celebrate
the crowning of its new queen in
June, 1953.
The coronation brew will be a
little more than three times as
expensive five shillings (70 cents)
a pint and three times as strong
as the usual lager.
The specially potent beer will be
released to the public a week be
fore the coronation.
Lambert 2228.
Atorney General Thornton 37
32. Senator, 4th district JCelsay 36
95. Rejresentative Jackson 3451,
Micelli 3184.
County commissioner Ashley
38i2.
Clerk J. W. Williams 3441.
Treasurer R. D. Williams 3382t
Coroner Ganz 3405.
JUDICIARY
Circuit Court judge Bayly 4016,
Skpworth 5788.
(Lenten niaf frinceAi tanclin
Third Report,
Candidate
Beth Carter
Ruth Chism
Virginia Cyrus
Janis Dowdy
Marilyn Frentress
Mollie Fullerton
Jo Ann Gross
Dorothy Hunter
Janis Johnson
Marlene Lutey
Theo Mann
Jean McCormick
Barbara Peterson
Erdeen Piper
Virginia Schmidt
Marianne Shirtcliff
Margaret Ann Smith
Valerie Sparks
Marjorie White
Barbara Wilcox
First seven are now: Lutey, Dow
ress and Fullerton.
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KIND OF HORSEPOWER IS
MOTOR CO. : Lane
Mercy Hospital ,
GREER To Mr. and Mrs.
James Franklin Greer, Box 502,
Sutherlin, May 13, a daughter,
Cynthia Mae; weight, six pounds
nnie ounces.
LEES To Mr. and Mrs. Eve
ett Harvey Lees, CV Route, Box
135, May 15, a daughter, Linda
May; weight, seven pounds,
BARTLETT To Mr. and Mrs.
Olen Eddy Bartlett, Box 285, Win
ston, May 16, a daughter, Linda
June; weight, seven pounds two
ounces.
ANDERSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Lewis Anderson, 2604 No.
Stephens St., May 16, a son, Stev
en Carl; weight, eight pounds two
ounces.
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Ray Johnson, Box 169,
Riddle. May 17, a daughter, Val
erie Ann; weight, seven pounds
six ounces.
McCUMSEY To Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Otto McCusey, 1115 Ce
cil, May 17, a son, David Lee;
weight, ten pounds six ounces.
Youth Forfeits Boil
For Reckless Driving
Police Judge Ira B. Riddle to
day ordered $50 bail of 19-year-old
Bill Gene Freeman, Roseburg Ho
tel, forfeited on charges of reck
less driving Sunday in Umpqua
Park.
Roseburg Police Chief Ted Ma
zac reported he spotted Freeman
driving through the park in a reck
less manner during a picnic. The
police chief said gravel was kicked
up by the car wheels and en
dangered picnickers.
Since the park is city property,
the chief, who was attending the
picnic, arrested the youth.
WELL-DONE ROAST
Firemen were called out Sun
day to the Bernard Jacobson
home, 2033 Brown ave., when roas
in the well-cooker became over
done and smoke started pouring
from the kitchen.
May 13, 1952
Sponsor Votes
Community Players 0
Rotary Club 510
Odd Fellows 2100
Organized Labor 9169
Firmco, Myr. Creek 3990
Epsilon Sigma Alpha 3190
Knights of Pythias 690
Rsbg. Woman's Club 0
Zonta 1820
Jaycees 13530
Lilly's, Riddle 0
Eagles 300
Moose Lodg? 4180
Beauticians Assoc - 0
Riddle Lions 1210
Myrtle Creek C of C 1025
Ump. Grange of Scotsburg .... 4810
Elks 0
VFW, Myrtle Creek 4S40
Riddle C of C 700
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Roseburg High Seventh
EUGENE Rosenurg Hign School
placed seventh in school compe
ition in Oregon according to the
results of the high school mathe
matical contest sponsored by the
Mathematical Assn. of America
through the University of Oregon.
Tigard High School won first
place with 208 points. Salem High
School was second and Cleveland
of Portland was third.
Richard Ernest Duvall of Rose
burg placed fifth in individual
competition in the contest.
The mathematics test was given
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DRIVER'S TEST DUE
A driver's license examination
will be held Thursday and Friday,
May 22 and 23, according to an
announcement from the Secretary
of State's office.
The license examiner will be 'on
duty from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the
Roseburg office, 343 N. Main St,
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