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'Vf-'T" Frl., ,Jan. 14, 1955 The News-Review, Roseburg. Ore, f Local Community News Brief s LtaJaWhtl Be Sure You Can Brake feline Service We Do This Complete Job; s, Thoroughly clean brake drumi and inspect for wear. . - Install new Genuine Ford Brake Lining. ' Check all wheel cylinder and mas- ; tcr cylinder. ,-' ' Add brake fluid, if needed. -.. t:-.. Clean, repack and adjust f6nt wheel bearings. : . . ' Adjust parking brakes. Adjust brake pedal play. Road test car to be sure new brakes are in perfect working condition. For Only 19.95 Regular Price 26.68 Offer Good (or All Ford Cars thru Feb. IS LOCKWOOD MOTORS, Inc. ROSE AND OAK STS." DIAL 3-4486 ' In Eubmm ' Mr. and. Mrs. Keith Carter and Mrs. Leo Young were in Eugene on business Wed nesday afternoon. Have Moved Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bailey and sons have mov ed from Oaklhill Apartments to their new residence at oa Main Street. On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Todd of Winchester are on a vacation trip to San Diego, where ttiey will visit friends for several weeks. Return From Portland Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Peterson returned Wednesday from Portland, where they attended to business for sev eral days. . On Trip Mr. and Mrs. F. L. VonSchriltz left Thursday for San Francisco on a buying and busi ness trip for LaVerne's Store, and they will also enjoy several days vacationing. Visit In Portland Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Beckwith spent the weekend in Portland visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Krug and children, Alan and Melissa. Htro On Business Lurton R. Halderman of Minneapolis, Minn., was in Roseburg. Wednesday on business, and while here visited the Robert Young family on Del Rio Drive. Mr. Halderman is pub lic relations man for Diversified Services Inc. South End Fuel Co. 207 Rice St. Ph.3-8356 Latest Creations in CARPETS DURNAM'S FLOOR COVERING "Biggest Little Carpet Store In Town" 566 W. Oak Ph. 3-6123 Now Employe Mrs. Vivian Booher. formerly of Myrtle Point. is a new omployee at the Douglas Abstract Office. Rehini Home Cliff Aten. Per ry Thiele and Gene Swaim have recently returned trom Lansing, Mich. They came homev by way of Omaha, Nebr. Floyd D. Moore returned Monday to her home . in Roseburg, from Portland where she visited her son nnH riitiiffhtAr-in.lflW. Mr. and Mrs John Moore, and son, Jimmy. Improving Ted Melhoff is re ported to be slightly improved at his home on Calkins road, where he is convalescing from major sur gery and is able to have a limited number of visitors. Daughter Is Born Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Bullock of Brookings are the parents of a daughter, Shiryi Ann. She weighted six pounds 14 ounces, and was born Jan. 9. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Martin and children, of lone, Ore., have returned home following a week's visit in Roseburg with Mrs. Martin's brothers, L.'R. and R. E. Horton. and families, and with his sister, Mrs. John D. Todd, and famay. t Will Leave Far Hawaii - Mr, and Mrs. Earl Garrison plan to leave Saturday for Portland, where they will take the Pan American stratocruiser for a monui s vaca tion trip to the Hawaiian Islands. They plan to stay at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. Returns To Minnesota Mrs. Rose Hallstead has ' returned to her home in Minneapolis, Mmn., following a week's visit in Rose burg at the home of her old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schlender, on Landers Lane. She was very im pressed at the mild Oregon weath er. Returns To Umpquo Mrs. Martha Clark who has been re covering from a broken hip at the home of her sister, Mrs. Margaret Shelton, in Roseburg is now at her home at Umpqua, where she will be cared for by Mrs. Lucy Smith of Eugene. Mrs.' Frances Twyman, who formerly cared for her, is leaving soon for Minneapo lis, Minn., to spend the summer. Mns. Clark's condition is reported as good. Visits Hare Mrs. Virginia Abbott of Grants Pass was a re cent weekend guest at the honw of Mr. and Mrs. John Pinkerton. Harbors Movo Mr. and Mrs. Alex Herber are moving Sunday to their new home, Box 390, Star noute, Koseourg. In Now Homo Mr. and Mrs- Harry L. Harris and children are moving this weekend from Winston'! to the new home they have pur chased at znu .Harvard Ave. . Rummage Silo Sot Navy Mothers Club is sponsoring a. ruin- mage sale to be held Saturday at a.m. at the Episcopal Parish Han. Montana Visitor Mrs. Verne Kelly of Miles City, Mont., is vis iting her nephew and niece,. Air. and Mrs. W. O. Beckwith on Tip ton Road. Wednesday, her son, Virgil Kelly and children. Jay and Rosaley, of Areata, Calif., arrived lor a. visit with the Beckwiths, Mrs. Kelly will return to Areata with her son to visit for a time. At Brubakor Homo Mrs. Rob ert Lecklider, the former Nancy Brubaker, and infant daughter, Barbara Kay, of Medford, are vis itin? Mrs. Lecklider's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Brubaker. Bar-! bara Kay, born Dec. 30 in Med- j iuru. is me BruDaicer s iirsi grand child. . . , Homo On Leave Pfc. Jack E. Palm, U.S. Marine Corps, arrived home Jan. 10 for a 14-day leave. 1 1 : ,i - , t ac is uie Mm m mr. hhu Mrs. Clyde Palm, 1425 Cedar St.,' Rose burg. Pfc. Palm has just complet ed a special course at the cooks and bakers school at Camo Le Juene, N.C Following his -leave, he will go to Camp Pendleton, cam., near uccanside. After com bat training there, he will be sent overseas.. To Attend Mooting The Ore gon State Nursing Association is sponsoring a legislative workshop in Salem Jan. 13 and 14. Those attending from Roseburg District II, will be Mrs. Helen Johnson from1 the Veterans Hospital, Mrs. Smith of the Public Health 'Depart ment, and Mrs. Mary Angelo from Douglas COrrnmunity Hospital. A dinner will be held, the evening of Jan. 13. Guest- speakers will lie Sen. Paul fleddes and Rep V. T. Jackson, both Roseburg. 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