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12 The Nsws-Revlew, Roseburg, Ore. Thuri., Oct. 21 19S4 TEENAGE FAVORITES bb Low Heel Flats Black or Brown Suede Blue or Red Leather 6.95 Widtht AA-B Sizes 4-9 h A-. Single Strap Flats Black, Red, Blue Leather Black Suede 4.95 Widths AA-B Sizes 4-9 oe Store Quality Shoes Priced Right for the Entire Family 118 West Cass Roseburg Lone Rock Bridge Riveting Continues Bv MRS. ARTHUR SELBY The five man crew of steel riv eters of Local 29 from Portland have been steadily working (even in rain) since Sept. 8, bolting, : pinning and drivig the 9,000 riv ! ets to be placed in the steel struc I ture of the new Lone Rock Bridge. I "Peg" Lamberton, foreman of I the riveting crew, stated they ex- pect to complete the riveting of the 210 tons of sructural steel Nov. 1. Pouring Btglnt Oct. 21 The carpenters are working on the bridge deck putting in the forms for the pouring of the con crete while the riveters are work ing overhead. Pouring of concrete is expected to start Oct. 21, ac cording to Lamberton, and the con crete must set 21 days. Tom Lilli bo Construction Co. will not paint the bridge until spring as rain and snow causes rust lo form, and the steel must be sand-blasted before painting. The bridge will be opened in November and the Kiwanis Club of Glide is planning a public cele bration for the occasion. Duck Stamps Papular Mrs. C. F. Moore, postmaster at Glide and Mrs. Forrest Losee, postmaster at Idleyld Park, stated they had sold an unusual number pf duck stamps for the opening of the season. Mr. an Mrs, Guy Melcalf left Friday for Fort Klamath for duck hunting. Mr. and- Mrs. Ken Alexander, owners of Thunder Mountain Lodge, drove to Eastern Oregon (or the opening of the duck season. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Welch mov. ed from their home on Little River lo Roseburg last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Tinker leased the home vacated by the Welch's. Mr. and Mrs. John Tinker rented the I'"IJM I llUJBi" V ' mii mil in in 1 1 li ii i l ! TV PHONE This new video phone being demonstrated in ! Chicago, In., Djr pretty Hope Ryaen, lets tne Mixers see each other on the television screen. The device was developed primarily for inter-office communication. Riversdale Club To Meet Friday By BEVERLY J. CHRISTIAN The Riversdale Community Club will meet at 8 p.m. Friday, at the Riversdale School multi - purpose room. Committees in charge in clude: refreshments, Mrsj H. W. Conn; clean-up, Mrs. Duncan Mc Clean, and entertainment, Mrs. L. W. Cttrell. All school parents and any other interested persons are invited to attend. S.vtn O'tr Bagged Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Trussell other cabin on the Welch prop-1 have returned from a successful IP YOUR PAPER HAS NOT ARRIVED BY 6:15 P. M.. DIAL 2-2631 erty. Both Tinker brothers were married in 1954. Waller Van Der Vegt is a new chef at the Red Barn. He was formerly chef at the Hotel Rose and previously chef for eight years at the Rainbow Cafe. Harry Wilson of Steamboat is spending a week visiting with his old friend, Martin Kimmel, at Idle yld Park. Mr. and Mrs. George Mason of Roseburg, purchased a trailer house and are living at the North Umpqua Trailer Court. Mason has been employed the past year by the Hanna Construction Co, it Steamboat. Mrs, Hilda Rockwell has moved from her home at Susan Creek and leased a Losee cabin at Idl yld Park. . Mrs. Gilbert (Jeanette) Mag ness suffered a broken bone In her right foot wnen she slipped on a stone nurrying down a hill and fell. Treated by a Roseburg physi cian, the foot was placed in a cast and Mrs. Magness will he confined to her home on crutches for three weeks. hunting trip in Eastern Oregon near Baker. They were in a party of eieht people and they report that seven deer were bagged, Mrs. Don Kmse and son, Jef frey, accompanied Mrs. Bill Mad sen and son, Mike, to Eugene last Saturday where they went shop ping. .. Mis. vern anenas ana aaugnier, Christine, of Myrtle Point and Mrs. Jerry Wickman and daughter. Suzanne, of Empire visited last Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Don Kruse, and family. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. O'Neii and three children are living on Fish er Road in the Robert Carlisle home. Mr, and Mrs. G. G. Holloy of Portland spent last week visiting their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Holley, and daugh ters. , To Portland Mrs. Don Kruse accompanied her sister, Mrs. Vern Sheilds, of Myrtle Point and Mrs. Jerry Wick man of Empire to Portland last week where they spent two days shopping. Mrs. Sheilds, who owns a dress shop in Myrtle Point, was buying merchandise for her store. John Trozelle and Dick Stark left Friday for several days hunt ing in Eastern Oregon. They were among several who went. Joanie Kruse attended the Rose-burg-Cottage Grove football game at Cottage Grove Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. L. W, Josse have returned to their home after spend ing over two months on an ex tended tour of the eastern and southern states and also into Can ada. They report having experi enced two of the recent hurri canes on the East Coast. "Mr. and Mrs. Don Guiley left for Eastern Oregon on Sunday where they will enjoy deer hunt ing a few days. Glide Pairs Homecoming With Victory By MRS. ARTHUR SILBY Glide High School students held Homecoming dance for the al- Mmm Friday evening In the high school gymnasium. - The alumni had also attended the high school football game in the afternoon and were enthusiastic of Glide's win over Elkton. One hundred per sons danced to the music of rec ords. Johnny Friend who suffered a broken left elbow Aug. 22 when he fell from a ladder in the gar age, has been making weekly trips to a Roseburg physician. On ac count of the constant inflamation of his hand, an X-ray was taken Tuesday, which showed two fin gers had also been broken. Neilen Cellers, student it the University of Oregon, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Cel lers, over the weekend, and on a hunting trip up Little River Sun day morning, bagged a six-point deer, weighing 155 lbs, Cellars, a freshman at the university has been selected to take part in the play "Bernardene" given by the students, six nights starting Oct. 29 at the University Theatre in Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pugh and George Pedersen drove to East ern Oregon for deer and duck hunting over the weekend. Mrs. "Montie" McCready re turned home Saturday from Grants Pass. Mrs, McCready had. only expected to make a short visit but contracted plural pneu monia necessitating a two weeks stay. Stanley Harvey and son, Don, drove to Klamath Falls Friday to Eight Persons Perish From Monoxide Poison DETROT I Deadly carbon monoxide gas fumes, seeping from a faulty chimney Tuesday night killed eight occupants of a rooming house for men on the edge of Detroit's downtown district. Nine other roomers were rushed to downtown Receiving Hospitil for emergency treatment. Their condition was said to be "tempor arily serious." spend the weekend duck and deer hunting. Ronnie Quimby, 13-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Quimby, was a hunter who bagged i 3-point buck Saturday at Rock Creek area. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Friend are the owners of a new television set and are providing evening en tertainment for their neighbors at Idleyld Park. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cunningham of Eugene visited over the week end with Mrs. Montie McCready. The Cunninghams were former residents of Glide. XM'-fShe need never . I r be late again! 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