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Classified Section 1 Local Nevs Real Estate 1 ESTATE SALE APPROYlMATPf V . dweUint located 2.5 miles Southwest of Riddle on Cow Creek Road. Make iu rmnr srusi company. Pioneer Trut Buildina.s.uem. Oregon. TRADE or tell. t3,000 eg.utty-foF$l unfurnished, or 1.800 furnished. 3 bed room home. Garden spot. Coniider car trade in. Contact Jim Hen, Win ston, or phone OR 2-2714. GOOD BUY -- V2M. equityTo71T2 '1 'Ji8.- Sni!"xd dwelling. Balance of J8.700 payable S75 monthly. Key at 2946 Sherwood. Contact A. G. Drake 573 Sunset Dr., Whittier, Calif. Ph OXford JU4-278. WINSTON Division street. 2-bed7SonV plastered. Hardwood floors, utility room. Carport, W.750. termi. Paul Bender. WANTEu Building lots, preferably I on sewer, fall no i tnn T OR 3744. " "'"'" University of Oregon Student- Union Board PRESENTS Real Estate 1 Subdi ivisinn AwP1'MATELY We.t In ri Z. . tuu"' roaa. borne roade os SSUSi. "' imI bedroom. Weil side i.. '. '"n "ramie tile. rJ' '"d ""l-ln. dining -""l. br"'" nook. Utlllt? iTk. "'" l" Carding APRIL 10th McArthur Court 8 d m Students 1.00, Adults Gen. Adm. 1.50 Ret. 2.50 rOR my e,Ulty. mod.n.. a room home IV, mile, south Myrtle .1 5 Half acre ground. Nice yard. SSS TL" FrV!' 'urnl.hed or unfurnished. Harold Sower.by. pi! Myrtle Creek, luvi ' ;JtJ:-I- 'Sm noUM ln Winston. mJ-.. . wi " "mall down payment, balance terme to suit our- siuuri, n union, Ore gon. oearoom modern house, vacant. ; Big lot. Some furniture. J800., 1500 i hrt.W"' f55" month- Thr bedroom - down and 55. month. OS tt.8458. Mnh isTTFi rrrr 1 ". . , r tt: r- : : home, on sewer line. Low monthly ii h V c "uer 3 p.m. or v?.ef:r...RAdin - Mr, and ! ...." j . ",urP"y ana son nave S?tuiff53.2 R.!rtur after "sit ?"!ndI Mooting Bob Hatter- i V . ""'""u "an Al len spent Tuesday in Eugene on Baesr BntM O .1 i T ---7. " Lr"l,, airs. M. J. Hallmark has returned to her nuiiie on e overlook, following several days in Portland on busi- T OR SAT.r rrTT. : : . Free soil. School bus. District 4. 10 down. Good terms. I. D. RussU, Wil bur. Oregon. TOR SALE My equity in 3 level 5. ,n-,ine neart or Winston, 11,300. SaS111 Hadlffy' Myrt'e Crtek. Phone TWO BEDROOM horn Hardwood ijoors. lurepiace, oil furnace heat. 1418 SEiSN ACRE Pultrv rnch - three d nome, reaecorated Rt. 2. Box 613. Quail In. rtn iaci TWO R?!nnnr.M w.TI r7iT" . -r1 - mil uaicment, THREE BEDROOM HOME, with mn- TWO bedroom house ln Winston, or will ;' nouse oi equal value MODERN 2 bedroom house, 750. down, THREE BEDROOM home. Good Loca- TWO BEDROOM" home for sale, about 1 aSTes- Melrose. OR 3-7721. 7S0- DOWN on 2-lMdroo7nhome. very aim ,uco .naioe, UK 2-284 LOTS Adjoining Hucrest. OR 3t.ia WO BEDROOM home for sale, "ecu. ru. uh .f-ftHW. KILLED IN CRASH BENn im Cot u...u it Chanev. 29. a mpmlwr nf thA nan' air defense filter center staff, was Kiiiea outrignt Thursday night when his automobile plunged off U.S. Hiehwav 9n nmo 'iim m;ia. north of here. MOOSE LODGE DANCE - SATURDAY NITE to the music of JACK FOSTER & HIS ORCHESTRA (4-Pieeet) For All Moose Members and Their Guests R atl irn UAM. lr- . rL . , 1 "" r. ana Mrs. George roster and son, Dale, spent : J ";:n:iiu in neaaing. Calif.. whert they visited Mrs. Foster's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hol land. Local Vllifnr T) 1.1 T . , OUr. tPfhninal Annc..tn. - r ... . Oregon Forest Products Labora- l -urvaiiis, spent Tuesday k S,ob!irt Nor'"i at the Rose- wui5 nuuu rroaucts uo. Stops Her. Gordon Brownell supervisor for the Oregon Employ ment Commisfion, stopped briefly in Roseburg ;ne day this week enroute tn hie hmo in c.i. j. tw kjait;in alt er attenrlino a ma.l n. ir-j ford. s luea" Return Ulnmim . A n. ... , .HIW rvi tllUI Dur- rOWrlV hD8 ralni-narl U D I . following a stay of several months in Miami Pin r.k i iL. i of the Pines. Most of his time was spent in Florida where he vis xted relatives and friends, touring various places of interest. BfkTf rom Tr'P Dr- ard Mrs. R. W. Pearson and children, Bert H Tin AnirSi hnua ratnn.J i- n purg after spending several days luiuanu jna wana waua. in the latter city they attended the annual "Hmir nt rK at Walla Walla CoUege. In Snrinnfi.M 1 - ... ...... H miao vciua Johnson, teacher at Fullerton School, spent the Easter weekend in Springfield as the guest of Mr. and Mm Chrie rtleon xs i-n rl the former Meribetii Gerty, at- iciiuea noseourg scnoois. She Is a school teacher in Lane County. ........ iit-tcitt visi tors tCk thp f W C nAIln. 1 ... UkllllvtUCl 4IUI1IC WPrfl Mrs SKhlnilr'. J daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Wade W. Worthington, of San Luis Obispo, Calif. Wade is attending Cal Poly College there. Also visit- is me ouuneiaers were Airs. Schneider's son-in-law and daugh ter. Mr. anH Mrs Tor,..- T . ----- ....... uultl. xjwi lie, and daughter, Kathy Jean, and son, Michael, of Coos Bay. i Co To Mtdford Jerry Keen 5 "urse rosier ot the loca Slain Pmnn,..- iWi. r j "'"r'"' '"cm omce spent Thursday in Medford at a district ...vl.Mb. Vitit I. C.I sr.. , A. bchneider and children, Mari- onu many, visuea in Salem the last week with the former's mother. Mr r.M u. c.i : , u.wn. HUSO. OLIlliCl- der went up Friday and joined his family for the Easter weekend. Thpv rnlnrnaH 1a d.-.v..-. it day "uacuuns juon- Tft Visit fr. T,i. T . i . "n 15 ex- Dalles where she wUl visit her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. r.nnrpa Wilcnn ,1 Vllle. Wash., to spend some time ...... c au.i auu uaugnier-in-law, Mr anH Mrc CK.nl. t ' .-..o. . laun iaiie. nirs. l.ann malrne ha. V.. i .. ... : ... iiuhic nere wim her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. .uu una. vviiiiam uarrett. 1 IniJ.rn... C . - T .r - o - w ' a wi 7 Lamar ur mnnrl whrt iinrfamr.nl ...... . Sacred Heart Hospital in Eugene FriHaV. ie mnualaenmn .Hi.r.. tonly and is able to receive visi tors. His duties at Central Junior High fiphnnl haum h... nU.. 7 . utci, inivcii uver by Virgil Orton during Ormand's nuaeiitie. irirs. urmana nas return ed to Roseburg after spending a week in Eugene with her husband. Daughter Born A daughter Terri Leona, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Taylor at Sacra mento, Calif., March 15. Mrs. Arle J. Taylor of Roseburg, Taylor's mother, spent a week in Sacra mento assisting in the care of the family. She was met later in Sac ramento by het husband and fath er, Charles Jarvis of St. Helena, Ore., and returned home with them. Charles Taylor is a student at Sacramento State College where he is finishing his PE course which he bcg-. at Pacific University at Forest Groie. Leave For Home Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. O'Brien left yes terday for their home in Oakland, Calif., following the last three weeks visiting relatives in Oregon. In Roseburg they visited M r s. O'Brien's sister, Mrs. Birdie Bark er; at Winchester with her sister, Mrs. V. T. Jackson, and at Oak land with her sister, Mrs. E. J. Madison. In Eugene they visited her sister, Mrs. B. O. Wright, and hf1 iHailfflltni- 1tT T Tll.i formerly Beverlyrae Rockwell of DnaAKii.n T Cl a . . huuuik. in iney visuea Mrs ft'Rpipn'c cicfor Mio ur u 1 .v; , u a.an.iijr. una. U DilCH was formerly Florence Findlay of this city. funny BUSINESS t3CT3S ii.ui inm, Kff.-. Q ISM S, HIA fann.!. LVC4 IS j'Sat., April 7, 1956 The News-Review, Roiebur, Ore. H Compromise Farm Bill Takes Shape "May I offer a word of advice? Your mirage is wet: FROM NINE TO FIVE -r By Joe Fischer ' PRUITS DANCE Benefit for High School for Bond Uniforms GIVEN BY EAGLES LODGE 1497 Saturday Nite, April 7 FOR ALL EAGLES AND THEIR CUESTS Admission T. 00 per person DOOR PRIZE! l f V"VH, TAKE HER DANCING EVERY Saturday Nite Melody Mf. Barn 3 Miles South of Myrtle Creek on Hwy 99 DANCING 9 to 1 POPULAR AND WESTERN MUSIC Mjmml0CSEM CALENDAR OP EVENii 'fKomorrow SATURDAY APRIL 7 e smell of frying bacon is the only thing that wakes my husband. Sometimes it takes as much as three pounds. WAKHiNfiTl-lM is l .. ....u.v,,i ,! rv i-umuru nil. .Wllnn...,, I 1. 1 1 1 . ....,u..-.bai latin uiu IOOK on its final form Friday. ; A 10-member Senate-House con ence committee met to act for mally An IftA t.nlnlivn - . j ... ailt.-Clllt:illS uu.u.s vnu HCCRS ui ei- torts to combine the differing pro grams of the two houses. AU the earlier decisions were open to revision in the final vot ing, but leaders of the conferees said they expected only minor changes, if any. "We'll stay in session until we wind this up," said Sen. Eliender (D-La), chairman of the confer ence group. He expressed hope of approval by Friday afternoon. The imminence of conference committee final action apparently caused Secretary of Agriculture Rpnsnn tn put chnrt ,;;. - Salt Lake City. He flew back-, to Washington Thursday night. The complex bill and report ex-. plaining it must be printed over the weekend for use of the repre sentatives and senators due back from a 10-day Easter recess Mon day. The House will act first, pos sibly on Wednesday. ...... 21srPresident'sWife Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 1,0 mis OI 2191 --7 U.S. president, Diminutive of Leonard 4 Summer (Fr.) 8 Seine Hemdon Arthur 11 Perched 13 Express displeasure 14 Rounded 15 All 16 Worm IT Small child 19 Gypsy husband 20 Get ready 7 East (Fr. s Fish dam 9 Nested boxes 10 Plant part 12 Hinder 1.1 CnrtlAcatl... 18 Apostle (ab.) 28 Leaping 20 Explosive amphibian I HEl Nsis'lb.1 ca1r,F I is gp ei. fsfgggi teng TTE R IS s1JN eTFl iIpTbIr 5Ts i o EApr bi isss jxE1- rr5n" aTCi IS. 5- 5 ggg a vtein g in pi HI g e u 5 fa s e a Z.i i r S MSL. A s li' ' ' 2 c I5.1H s ollM 21 Staggerer 22 Pauser 23 Compound etharc 24 Wood overlay 24 Flower -wvuaaifr noider 31 Bugged 25 "Emerald Isle" mountain spur 26 Bird's home aft r , nemainea erect 33 Hemp flber 34 Pester' 35 Dinner course 37 Herdsman 38 Golf clubs 29 Misplace 30 River In Germany . ' 36'Kind of duck 37 Egret 39 Verso (ab.) 40 European river 42 Genus of ducks 44 Couches 45 Seasoning 46 Drinks made with malt 48Chemlca' suffix 49 Numbar 51 Soak flax 41 Persian fairy 52 Scottish river Adminis tration (ab.) 43 Drone bee 44 Scout group (ab.) 47 Signify 50 Trying experience 83 Expunger 54 Sewing tool 55 Ascended 58. Trials DOWN 1 Royal Italian family name J Dregs S Malayan gibbons ' i' p r f i FTTTTl " a 'pr - ST----- Z r I I t TW if briTi ST sir- - 5T- 1111 L 1 I I I I I., T m FOLLOW THE CROWD To The VFW Hall In Sutherlin AND Dance to the Music of tne AND HIS KIAMICHI MT. BOYS (Dou'ahi County's No. 1 Dance Band) Every Saf. Night Everyone Welcome $1.00 PER PERSON i Canyonville Lions Club annual spring dance, Masonic Temple. Roitburg High School Key Club dance, high school auditorium, 8:30 p.m. Omieron Chapter - Delta-Kappa Gamma rummage sale, St. Georg e's Episcopal Hall, 8 p.m. Kather me Lockwood chairman. South n... r ...i. n.. ... . -. . -r. w,a,iya, UUl- luck supper, 7 p.m. Meeting to follow at 8:15 p.m. The April re- fracrimant Mmmillu in.l..j m and Mrs. L. L. Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Duncan and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Collison Sr. Wi llama ft V . II... r.ll ...L. scription dance, Buckaroo Barn, Winchester. AU square dancers in vited. Hayloft Squares 8:30 p.m., Pres chern Barn. Hans Steltzenmueller, caller. Ladies bring sandwiches. SUNDAY, APRIL I AAAlrOSS, Grsnoa inna. fnf r n m . bers of the Sheriff's Rpsprvs anH their guests. Southern Orison BPW Spring rnnfsrAllpa Macnnin Tamnln. in Glendale, 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tur key dinner at noon. Olivet Prtibytarian Church, mo tion picture "Seizure," story of ep ilepsy. Evening service preceded uj lueeiiiiK ui session, Doara ot trustees and board of deacons, 7 p.m. MONDAY, APRIL Rosaburg Chapttr of Woman of the Moon, chapter night program,1 8 p.m., Moose Hall. Apron walk by homemaking committee, and an nual dues payers award. Rose PTA, school, 7:30 p.m. Pro gram on youth work supported by Rose School. Roitburg City Council meeting, 7:30 p.m., City Hall. UmOOUa Youth Fallowshin onm. munity hall. Mtlroit PTA, 8 p.m., Melrose School. Election of officers will be held. "Dad's Night." Umpqua Vallay Rabbit Bra.dtri Club, fairgrounds, 7:30 p.m. Grant Tuttle will be in charge of the program. All 4-H members inter ested in rabbits are invited to at tend. Refreshments will be serv ed. Cltndal City Council meeting. City Hall. Yonealla PTA, grade school gym. 8 p.m. Scolls Valley PTA will be CllP.Cta for thn Al-omnrr Uir.1. school graduating class will have panel discussion, f irst and second CTrarlis mnthpra nritl innth Good Earth Garden Club, home of Mrs. Herman Thieles, Carnes Road, 12:30 noon. Spring Garden Show will be discussed. Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble Club, home of Ella Herbison, 1526 SE Mill St., 12:30 noon. A polluck lunch will be served. Kiddle School Board, 8 p.m. flrennn C, . A. .l ' I . . 1 home of Mrs. Paul Helweg, 7:30 p.m., mi w. mverside Drive. Co- hnRlPRSPa will ha Mro l?ltnn T..1. son, Mrs. Charles Brundage and MR. Vnmnn UnefnrI D1-. bring articles for plant or bake sale. Rosoburg BPW Club, woman's tiuunuiise, o p.m. neaun ana safe- V will ha Innio n, n,.,inl.f will talk on fluoridation, and a memDer ot tne Roseburg Rotary club will talk on safety. The pub lic is invited. D1V rlanr. 7-4C . . ' t tviKuimr building VA Hospital. Interested wnmpn nrp invilpH in hostesses. Knights of Pythias, Pythias Hall regular business meeting, 8 p.m. Refreshments will be served. Kotaburg Chambar of Com merce, noon forum, Hotel Umpqua. 1 ELKS FREE. DANCE Music By Wayne Wagner Trio DANCINC 9:30 1:30 Free For ELKS And Their Cuests BEAVER BASEBALL starting TUESDAY April 10 8:00 P.M. KRNR POWELL SPORTS PICKUP Z Authorized Dealer SELF SERVICE GARAGE SERVICE AND SELF SERVICE 326 S. E. tone ph. OR 2-1 502, 3-4819 X up : A 'i ' ?i ';:'5a&;y 2 JUK51 $H0P 1 1 1 HftP TO AfigEE N.VER. V .H0 NOW ITS I I EX ACTLV1 YOU HONE V IN OTHER WORDS 1 11 1,1 11 sMssml aVtsssssssmsBsssssssssssssssssssssssaatl l,u isis ., m s.,ra.. m.. t.m. i., us. r.i. m. fjgmij I How muck dip A T Balowey I Well-l,i paid I . r Uracs L?.4:,VLefe FIFTY cemts for ) iVa.nie sJ! KZ WkAr ftVK-tfn toes X WJS EST 8 Vex, A I ' ! . rZ ( BY SW3FRY, OSCAR, X 1 I' AW r WE'VE JU5T ABOUTYewTir-v HARNEY fiOLOFIELD A-y I SOT ITMAPE L Y tUi-: mC-.- r V- . BLEW A TIRE ...HA! 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