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o 14 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Thur. Oct. 13, 1955 O Community News Briefs Arrives Hom Marcus linjwn, who hns been rccL'K nr; iifniim-nt for polio at Sacred Heart ilopit.i! in Ktiyene, has arrived at his huine in KosL'burii to convalesce. Portland Visitors Mrs. Klhola Yoiintf and daughter, Taniara, from Portland liave relumed to their home after spending the weekend in Hoselnirg visiting Dr. and Mrs. Dean, Unbar. They al.srt spent some time with the T. It. Burr family. Out Of Hospital Today (.'. I. Alhrihl was discharged from Sa cred Heart Hospital lo'iav, follow ing surgery and returned to his home in Koselmrg to convalesce. To Medford Mr. and Mrs. Eu gene Boise went to Medford Sat urday to celebrate the. birthday ot the hitter's .sister, Mrs. Walter Johnson. Another celebrant was Mrs. Boise's father, John Zian, from Eureka, whose birthday was also honored. Visit At Ferche Home Week end guests at the home h( Mr. and Mr. S. Kerche have been Sgt. and Mrs. John Kostas of Great Kails. Mont. The Kostas are on a wedding trip, having been mar ried in Great Falls. Oct. 1. They are en route to San Francisco, where Syt. Kostas, who is in the Air Force, will report for over seas duty in Okinawa. .Mrs. Kos tas, a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Ferche, will join her husband at a future date. i d 6 ins di if I KM 1T1 '4 iii 0 Makes Even Last Year's Ranges Obsolete You Have To SEE It To Believe It! See It Tomorrow! Jr.- (.. V f Sea all the 7 V SZMX . J " Vonders of MoJorn ( Electric Cooking! x. 1 v Feafurmg the New Ektrk Roup wH!KlG TOP" IPS A FRSGSDA1RE FIRST! A FRIGIDAIRE EXCLUSIVE! Buf We'll Wager There Will Be Many Copies Of Ir In The Coming Years CAN HAVE ONE FOR AS W fi LITTLE AS LOW BUDGET TERMS &m 4-1 ) Honest Iradc-ln Allowance INVESTIGATE OUR NEW 1 to 10 PROGRAM Wc need good used ranges 1 to 10 years old. Let us appraise ycurs. o ROSEBURG 114 North Rose Street Phone OR 3-5574 i ntKLiiN west Central Phone 2988 Rttorn From Laktvitw Mr. and .Mrs. Rusty Foster returned .Monday from a 10-day hunting trip m me j.aKeview region, ihey re- ' nnrt a ciir-nnncfiil hunt Returns Horn Miss Katherine Doyle returned to her home in Kosebtirg Saturday after apendinj; several days in Portland where she received medical treatment. Visit In Salom Mr. and Mrs. I Richard Boss, and children. Rose- i inary and Billy, snent the week- I end with the Jack Brookins family in Salem. Back From Band Mr. and ; Mrs. Orval Fleenor returned Sat j urday from a three-day trip to the Bend area. This was the Fleenors' second hunting trip of the season. Dtar Hontar Homi Rollo Shaw and Vance Cox and son, tar ry have returned to floseburg aft er a weekend in Klamath Falls spent hunting. - Business Trip Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dement have returned from a business trip to Myrtle Point. They spent Monday and Tuesday them Pledgtd Sandra Boice, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Court Boice, has been pledged to Alpha Omi cron Pi sorority at Oregon State College. In Eugent . Mrs. Leo F. Young spent Saturday in Eugene visiting with her husband. Mr. Young has been confined in Sacred Heart Hos pital where he is receiving medical treatment. Goes To California William Forrest of this city has left for Salyer. Calif., to attend to business interests for a few days at the new mill, "Pat Veneer," which was recently opened there. Returns To Eujjent Mrs. Hen ry F. Pate has returned to her home in Eugene, following a visit in Koscburg at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Forrest, and family, on South Kane Street. From Forest Grove Mr. and Mrs. Larry Burr from Forest Grove spent the weekend with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Burr. Larry Burr attends Pa cific University in Forest Grove. Visit At Auar Home Mrs. Court Boiee and daughter, San dra, visited tho former's sister-in-law over the weekend. Miss Boice was home from Oregon State Col lege, where she is a freshman. Return From Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 1). McAllister and sons, Lewis and Larry, and party re turned Saturday from Eastern Or egon where they had been hunt-1 ing. The group returned with five deer. ! Successful Hunt Mr. and Mrs. i William E. Jones are back at their home after a successful hunt in the Wallowa region, beyond Jo seph. They went by car as far as . .Joseph, then packed in ny Horse back to the hunting area. Visits In Roseburg Mrs. Ben jamin Terrill and children. Guy and Laurel visited in Roseburg with the former's husband. Ter rell expects to join his family, now living in Myrtle Point, al some lime in the near future. California Visitors Darren Da vis and sons, David and Sheldon ot Lancaster, I alii., arrived nere ; Tuesday to visit at the A, W. Da vis home. They were accompanied by Mr. Davis' mother who has been visiting in Lancaster. Mrs. i Darrell Davis remained in Oak- land, Calif., where she visited her sister. OeBernardi Family Returns Mr. and Mrs. 11. E. DeHernardi Sr., have returned to their home on East Lane Street, following an extended vacation trip to Southern California and Mexico. They visit ed a nephew in the Veterans Hos pital in Long Beach, who is per manently disabled as a result of the Korean War. In Dixon, Calif., Ihey went to see the monument in the park dediraled to Mrs. DeBer nardi's grandfather, who was one of California's early day pioneers. They visited numerous relatives during their trip through Cahfor- U. S. Looking Westward For More Uranium LOS ANT, FEES I An Atomic Energy Commission official says the A EC is looking toward the Western Vnited Slates for in creased uranium output. Assistant chief Dudley L. 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