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6 Th News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Tues., Aug. 9, 1955 r - a 1 . if-- ,i,;V, '?n'..:K i 1 wsew Cuy Wire At Bean Patch Fatlt At Mobley Ranch PROUD PARENTS Vincent Ferraro, 73, a smile on his face and his chest puffed out, gazes at his three-day-old son, Vincent Jr., held by Mrs. Antonetta Ferraro, 34, in a New York hospital (July 26).-They were wed in 1951 in Italy. The eight-pound, two-ounce boy is their first child but Ferraro's ninth. This is Ferraro's third marriage. (AP WIREPHUIU) Elgarose Families Enjoy Outing At Crater Lake By THELMA HANSON Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sjogren and son, Dennis; Mr. and Mrs. ' Carl Baeklund and Miss Huth An derson enjoyed a day at Crater Lake. They were joined there by Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Walker and chil dren, Gary and Eey Ellen; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baeklund, Valeria and Vance; the latter'a niece; Barbara, of Kosoburg; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Thackerey, Karen and Marlyn of Myrtle Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baeklund and chil dren. Kerry and Michael of Butte f alls; ana victor uacKiuna. Return Horn. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Durch of Port land have returned to their home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lucas. Carmen and Larry. Mr. and Mrs. George Sundberg and daughter Donna drove to Brain recently to attend the Old Normal school picnic there. While there, they met Mrs. Sundberg's mother and sister-in-law, Mr. ana Mrs. Homer Bartholomy, ot rori land. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lucas, Car men and Larry Cooper and Kay Sjogren have returned home after a three-day llsnmg inn lo Win chester Bay and Lake Marie. William Hunter is convalescing satisfactorily at the DouKlni Com munity Hospital from a hack injury when a logging truck rolled on mm. Mrs. Virgil Woodruff, a former resident of Elgarose, has returned to her home after being at the Douglas Community Hospital for a few days. r ' i n i Jem, r-j j y i -i4 COT THE TIME? - If you have, cloclc tower at LJerre, BelKium, is a clockwork mine of inorrnntion. Clockwise, from 12 o'clock, faces show: Lunar phasos, lunar cycle, timt equation, Zodiac, solar cycle, days of week, the earth, months, dates, seasons! tidei and age ot tha moon. Close-Out! Swim Needs ONE-HALF PRICE Wading Poolt Swim Goggles Swim Co pi Swim Fins Snorkel Tubas Swim Wings Beach Balls Nosa Clips and Ear Plugs Church's Drug Store sunday Rose Hotel Annex Phone OR 3-6333 10 To 6 Washingtonians Leave For Home By NETTIE WOODRUFF Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Augustine left the first of the week for their home in Spokane where the for mer is stationed at Kairchild Air Force Base. They spent three weeks in Melrose at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dew ey Sanders. Hav Visitors Recent visitors at the Fran Dunn home were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brown Jr. of Coos Bay who were here Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Swanson of Cali fornia. Swanson is a nephew of Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. 0. O. Matthews attended to business Wednesday in Oakland. Visiting the Elvin Lutmans fjr a monlh was Mrs. Nora Koikow of Medford who left Tuesday for her home. She is a sister of Lutman and plans to join her husband soon in Utah where he is mining urani um. Mrs. Amy Sceley has returned to her homo on Critser Road from a visit in Portland wilh Mr, and Mrs. Henry Crister and with Mrs. Etta Ward a former local resident. Mis. Gene Potriquin and three children nro staying at the Ray Petnquin home. The Ray Petrc quins are helping care for the new grand daughter, Paula Tnne, born to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Petri- quin, July 30. Also Having a granddaughter is Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Keece. A daughter, Judith Lynn, was born to Air. and Mrs. Ted Recce July 29. : Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wilson and family have returned to Portland after a week's camping trip at the , Elvin Lutman home. I Mrs. Beth Frcdrickson of Grants ;Pass left Wednesday after a three day visit here with her friends, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bonebrake. j Visiting Tuesday at the Ira j Pierce home were their son-in-law ! and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J, Summer, and family of Eugene, i They were on a trip from down tho coast. She is the former Iris I I'iercc. ROSEBURG'S DOLLAR Wi'yi)WfWfii,1.;.iWVm1l. Ha-ll;TJ'PMilW7..u. iW,,JIM,,l,,.,i,iJpt,,lt.M1iy- 100 Virgin Wool. Perfect for School, or as j dressy Jacket. Buy and Save at this Special Price. SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY (LIMIT ONE) ,1 -HP I I Milium ii n '- - ' 7 4 Phone OR 3-3337 249 (pi N. Jackson ' By MRS. GEORGE MUNSON The main guy wire used in the bean patch at the Mobley ranch at Umpqua broke Tuesday night letting the entire seven acres of beans fall. About ISO pickers have been working here and it was for tunate that no one was in the field when it happened. The men of the community raised them a row at a time. Sev eral tons of beans will be lost but they plan to have it ready for the pickers by Friday. Visit Fritnds Miss Peggy Murphy and Miss Kay Miller of Canyonville spent several days recently at the Elm er Ellison home in Yoncalla. Miss Norma Peery and Miss Barbara Mohr of Umpqua are at tending 4-H summer camp at Camp Myrllewood near Bridge. Mrs. Dclorne Heny and Mrs. Shirley Brown drove to Ashland where they, plan to see the plays being put on there. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Long and children, Memoric, Joe and Pat rick, have been house guests at Yachats at the beacn home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fest of Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. John Bacon made an interesting trip last week. They flew to Coquille where they were the guests of Mr. and. Mrs. Louns- bury. From there they drove to Gold Beach where they took a boat excursion up the Rogue Riv er to Agness. Jack Liles who was taken to a Eugene Hospital last week under went surgery and is reported to be improving satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. v.. p. Kronn from Mollala have been house guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mode on their ranch on Mode Lane. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Webb and children, Carolyn, Loretta and Randy, were dinner guests at tne home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom My ers recently. Mr. and Mrs. JS. H. Branton of Umpqua and Mrs. H. M. Whittle of Duluth, Minn., (sister of Mrs. Branton) left Thursday for a va cation trip to southern California. They plan to visit another sister, Mrs. C. Cavanaugh in Los Ange les then with a son in North Hol lywood, James Branton, then go to Norco at the home of another son, Clyde Branton. They will then go to Carmel where they will spend a few days with another sister, Mrj. Maude Gyllen. They will end their trip at the home of their daughter in San Francis co, Mrs. W. P. Queck. Return Home Mr. and Mrs.' Laverne Murphy returned home from their trip to Minnesota. They stopped in North Dakota and Idaho on their way back. Mr. and Mrs. John Shindledeck er and children, Deborah and John, from Idaho Falls, Idaho, are house guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Cooper at Ump qua. The two families were neigh bors in Hawaii where they were stationed during the war. Shindle decker is now attending school preparatory for a commission on the submarine, Nautilius, to which he plans to return at the end of his vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mode have been vacationing in the northern part of the state. They drove to Molalla and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Krohn. At Eagle Creek they visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mode and at Dufur they were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Guy Douglass. They returned by the Mt. Hood High way. Standly Long caught two large bob cats and a coyote on his ranch near Umpqua recently. The predia tors had killed goats. Sunday afternoon 12 members of the Umpqua 4-H Livestock club made a tour of the homes of its members who have projects that they plan to show at the Douglas County Fair. They were accompan ied by their leader, Delmar Mur- A' ' f - - 'U "i-A ' ?f. GLOBAL BEAUTY - Capt. Gloria G. Sauls, R.N., has been named Miss Airpower of 1955. Stationed at McClellan Air Force Base, Calif., she will reign over ninth annual con vention of the Air Force Asso ciation, Aug. 9-14, at San Francisco. HE SOLVE BIG MYSTERY The mysterious disappearartce i of a home-owner's garden hose in Southern California might weU be solved with the appearance of Bingy Yimm (above) from a new freeway excavation in San Francisco. Carrying coils of freshly laundered garden hose, Yimm's only comment was, "So solly, no talk." phy, and Mr. and Mrs. John Thennes, George Munson, Flo Rippstein, Opal Munson and Geny Murphy. Those showing their animals were Milly Teller, Roily Tandy, Peggy Murphy, Joanne Roadman, Pat and Bill Murphy, Jean Then nes, Marietta and Dennis Munson and Sandra and John Thenes and Joyce Rippstein. Other young folk making tne trip as guests were : Miss Bee Miller of Portland, Vale j Thennes, Barbara Mohr, Clara i Nichols of Umpqua and Barbara j Miller of Roseburg. I Richard L. McDonald Dentist Announces the Opening of his office 314 Medical Arts Building Phone OR 3-6115 GREATEST TMIMG TO l LjSL-'-X.-nnWrf i i . ummmmmmmm pa J6-hp Bukk CenturV, 4-Posseoger, 4-Door Riviera, Model 63 -7"r m3jm-z.m A THEY MADE THE RIVIERA A 4-DOOR BEAUTY and now you can have It with the biggest bonus deal in Buick history Take a look at the sports-car snap and styling of the automobile pic tured here and you'll notice that this is a Buick Riviera the hardtop that has outsold all other hardtops in America, bar none. Now take anotlier look and you'll see that this swift-lined dazzler hos four doors, not just two. And that's the big news. That's the buzzing excitement. That's the won derful thing about this new kind of car that's sweeping the nation. I lore, you see, is the first combination of true hardtop styling and true Sedan comfort and convenience . . . Local Delivered Price of the 1955 Bukk SPtCIAL 5-Omc, 4-fcKwoo Mo, MuM 48 (ithft. ot ituM) ti Any stale ond local taxes, additional. Prices may vary slightly in adjoining commun ities. A wide vcwidry of xtraxost equipment ond accessories avalobte at your opnon. 2670 " Because here you get the long, low, rakish look of a Convertible with no center posts above the door line with 4-door entry and exit and with a big ger, Sedan-sized rear compartment. Great news? Sure is but it's only part of the good things you'll find in the line of great Buicks now sweeping the country. There's the bold styling the buoyant ride the gorgeous new interiors that grace these big and roomy automobiles. And there's action here like you never experienced in a car before because here is the velvet might of record-high V8 power combined with the whip quick getaway response and gas sav ings of Variable Pitch Dynaflow.f And when you press the pedal, your spirits reoHy soar. Record Volume Mean Profit-Sharing Deals It is all these things that have zoomed our sales volume past all expectations. So we're declaring a profit-sharing bonus deal on every trade-in now an extra allowance beyond the normally long ones we've been giving all year. That means you get: 1. A Bonvs Trade-In AHwwwiw-Utf- gest in our history. 2. A Bonus Buy -become in Buick yo get the tKriH of the year in style, power, performance, vahie. , 3. A BotlUS Resale - because a Bwck always resells high brings you more money when yoa trade it in. Drop in on s this very week and make yourself a whopping buy on the hottest-selling Buick ever built. fWiohlt Pitch DynSov it Ibt oh Dytutctr BtMk bmiit toim. H it Bmdii tm ROMML1STER, eftmmd tt odU st tott m othm Sttnm, t .iff ThriiL of tho y&ar Buick m urn AiftooMi mi mm twee mm. mu PSA "Drive from factory Save up to 163.00 See Your BUICK Dealer" ROSEBURG MOTOR CO. Rote and Woihingron Sit. Phone OR 3-6651 J
