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8 Tho Newi-Roview, Roieburg, Oft. Tue. July 13, 1954 v Is ROSEBURG, OREGON PHONE 3-5553 It's Fix Up Time At Wards SALE ENDS SATURDAY I 1 WW SUPER . I HoUSE pain WARDS SUPER HOUSE PAINT 4.57 Gal. la S't Singh gal. 4.67 Dress up your home with Wards Super House Paint. Rich in finest quality ingredients lasts for years. Wards Super contains Titanium Dioxide for high . hiding power. In self-cleaning white and colors. U-JSit-. - ...3.- : j EBB'. v . , f 5 t!l 113.95 JET WELL PUMP Convertible 99.00 Complete Shallow well pump gives 350 gallons-per-hour from wells to 22' deep. Complete sys tem, with VaHP AC motor. Converts easily to deep well pump. REG. 145.95 V2HP JET PUMP DEEPWELL, 80-ft 135.95 it Pi .. V US . 31 1 SPUN ROCK INSULATION Reg. 1.75 1.49 2S-lb.bag Save up to 40 on fuel bills be cooler in sum mer. Insulate your home with lightweight, fire proof Spun Rock. 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Extra protection extra durability. Exposed sur face twice as thick ot ordinary shingles. Choke of attractive colors. HEXAGON SHINGLES Reg. 7.45 Sq. Now 6 43 INSULTATED SHAKE SIDING Olive Blend, Nile Green, Silver White Now 7388 Per Sq. ALUMINUM ROOFING 7- Ft., Reg. 2.32 Now 1.98 8- Ff., Reg. 2.68 Now 2.38 10 ft. Reg. 3.33 Now 2.88 MAHOGANY FLUSH DOORS 2-0" x 6'-8" Now .... 9.00 2'-6" x 6'-8" Now .... 9.98 2-68" x 6'" Now .... 10.25 3'-0 x 6'-8M Now .... 14.95 UMPQUA GROVE HAS INTERESTING MEETING Umpqua Grove, No. 51, of the Supreme - Forest Woodman met Monday night at the Evergreen Grange with Mrs. Lucy Benson, presiuiog. ALBERTUS FAMILY HOLDS RECENT REUNION The Albertus family held a fam ily reunion over the July Tourth wppkpnd in Dillard and Win ston. Mr. and Mrs. rred Amenus entertained at a Sunday night buf- Mrs. Phebe McGuire, district i ft SUDPer on their paUo Prch. manager, gave a report on the Institution of Tau Phi Lambda Sunday, June 27 at the Evergreen Grange. A report was given by Mrs. Bclty Jo Brown on the meetings of the Ponderosa Junior Girls Club. This group recently made Fourth of July decorations for the Veterans dance. Mrs. Mickie Dawson was report ed to be the mother of a new baby d-ighter. Mrs. Ruby Belle Kober- DiK was welcomed back after spending several montns in Cal ifornia. Members were reminded of the election of officers in Sep tember. Letters were read Edythe Manley and Mrs. Isa bel Hathaway, who have moved to Sweet Home. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by Mrs. Zillah Wade, Mrs. Jessie Thomas and Mrs. Margret Brown. Mrs. Blanche1 Eakin, national treasurer and director, will visit the Winston-Dillard Grove at the August 2 meeting at the grange hall. MID-WEEK BIBLE CLASS TO MEET ON THURSDAY The Mid-Week Bible Class of S!. Paul's Lutheran Church will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at the parish house. Mrs. Herman Hasnargen. whose husband was a delegate from St. Paul's Lutheran Church to the district convention of Luth eran Churches, Missouri Synod, held in Portland in June, will give an interesting account of 'he convention, which she attended as a guest. All women of the congregation are most cordially invited to at tend. Anyone desiring transporta tion in thn m4.ii.'k hnn.a i. ncLar4 to call 3-7212 or 3-3121, Co-hostess-1 es for the afternoon will be Mrs. William Vogt and Mrs. Louise voigt. PET PARADE TO PRECEDE OAKLAND BAZAAR The bazzar and entertainment to be given July 16 by Associated Women of the Presbyterian Church of Oakland will start with a pet parade at 6 p.m. Children under 12 years ot age are to take part. Supper will be served at 6:30 p.m. Various booths will feature fancy work, children s clothing. aprons and flower displays, which will be in charge of the Oakland Garden Club. A program is also planned. MRS. HARRIS WILL HOST HELPING HAND Helping Hand Club will meel at the home of Lillian Harris on Eden Lane Wednesday. Thno BttanHh e thf affair were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Albertus and Larry and Cheryl from Coos Bay; Mr. ana Mrs. nuy uui-uu., Roddy, Mike, Kathy and Artie from Coquille; Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur Albertus, parents of the men; Bert Scholl and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Al bertus and son, Gary. This family reunion is an annual affair of the Albertus family. MRS. McGUIRE HOSTESS TO OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McGuire en tertained at a dinner parly Sun day afternoon in honor of several out-of-town guests. Covers were placed for Mrs. Zelda K. Puckett, Mrs. Gwendolo Lohr and Mrs. Vera Burch, all of Portland; and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Salsenburg of Veneta. Mrs. Puck ett is s t a te mana ger of the Supreme Forest Woodman Cir cle and she came to Winston to participate in the institution of the new Tau Phi Lambda Sorority. Mrs. Gwendolo Lohr is state pres ident and Mrs. Birch is state drill team captain. RIVERSDALE CLUB TO MEET WEDNESDAY Riversdale Happy Hour Club will meet Wednesday at z p.m. at the home of Mrs. Earnest Trus-sell. KWERBEND CLUS DISCUSSES FAIR Riverbend Garden Club held its regular meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Frank Dixon on Bodie Lane. Plans were discuss ed for the coming county fair and the following were appointed to be in charge of the flower arrange ments at the fair: Mrs. Art Ben son, chairman; and Mrs. Glen Clute, Mrs. Elmer Baldwin, as sisting chairmen. Mrs.-T. L. Good win gave a very interesting .alk on the state convention of gar den clubs. The hostess served lovely re freshments. The next meeting will h at the home of Mrs. Aus tin Drake, 2944 Walm.. Lane, August 5. WICAKA GIRLS MEET RECENTLY Wicaka Camp Fire Girls met recently at the home of their lead er. Mrs. Don Salchcnberg, in Oakland for a council fire. The bazaar and entertainment held and the following girls were awarded beads: Patricia Steph ens. Peggy Woolman. Kay Tegan, Terre Brown. Betty Ele, Doris Rogers, Connie Ross and Helen Self. This was the last meeting until September. EVERGREEN GRANGE PICNIC ANNOUNCED Evergreen Grange annual picnic will be held Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at Unupqua Park. Members are asked to bring potluck and their own, tame service, ine grange will furnish the coffee and ice cream. BLUE STAR MOTHERS TO MEJET WEDNESDAY Blue Star Mothers will meet for a workday Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the home of Rachel Flec nor, Rt. 1 Box 795. Members are asked to bring material for the afghan. A potluck luncheon will be served. GUESTS ' ENTERTAINED AT McAALPINE HOME Mr. and Mrs. Jim McAIpine en tertained guests on the Fourth of July at their home in Happy Valley. Covers were placed for Mrs. Dovie Autrey, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Autrey Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Clyde King, Wayne Gunby. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. McAtpine. Kay u. mcai- pine, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Maloney and children Micnaei ana f aincx; and the host and hostess and chil dren, April Maureen and James Russell McAIpine. The afternoon was spent play ing croquet on the lawn, and in the evening visiting was enjoyed. ST. JOSEPH'S SOCIETY TO MEET WEDNESDAY St. Joseph's Altar Society will hold a potluck supper Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. James B. Kilkenny on the North Umpqua Highway. Members are to meet at 6 p.m. at St. Joseph's School for directions. VFW AUXILIARY TO MEET WEDNESDAY VFW Auxiliary will meet at the Veteran's Memorial Bldg.,' on Garden Valley Road at 8 p.m. Wednesday. All members and eli gible members are requested to attend. CRAFT CLASSES ' TO MEET WEDNESDAY Woman's Home League craft classes will meet at the Salvation Army Building, 1005 Winchester St., from 1 to 4 p.m. Wednesday. All women invited. 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