Republican Organizer Visits In Rose burg
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ttate Republican Central Commit-
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Sale on discontinued patterns .
Colorcraft Paint and
Wallpaper
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tee was in Douglas county this
week conferring with local offici
als Of thfl rniintv Central i-nmmil.
jtee, reports Mrsv Arthur Marsh,
' secretary of the county committee. :
I Lynn Hodges, assistant precinct ;
; organizer ior me stale (i(jf com-
day. He was accompanied by Gen.'
-.urus i, neecner on a tour, of the
I southern part of Douglas County
i Thursday.
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Fishing Tackle Camping Supplies
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CHARLES B. KINYON
, promoted
2 steps for a perfect lawn!
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Seeds. Blend of U Sew paormaat I to ferulae your bwa re m-
graMetiiM in east stnia. swat cwnaeartareye (it erftti laa-ctwf
or froa. rWsnjee ebeae grume J ctwmK-W nrtaoejea tar traeaeaaale
are arowar 10 aeweinp men anone- luenrteeo ana ija i ,
uvea ijwftiaue, isnaa am 1 nitrogen, peas oe
leeoh iea aoaft the fires year. Bat 1 etemeate. for CI
with proper cere yoa end wren ! feedinf shot menffie saved and
a leva a track it dlf&Vutt far I eonCrmhNI frowOR. Sees farther.
wee4Jojtjote. , - twets km!
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FREC PARKING AT TH FARM BUREAU
Charles B. Kinyon
Receives Promotion
Effective Monday, April 16, 1956
Charles B. Kinyon is being pro
moled to plant service foreman for
Pacific Telephone Co., in Rose
burg, according to Joe Piland,
supervising wire chief, Eugene.
Kinyon has been a resident of
Roseburg for the past six years.
He has worked as installer and
PBX repairman. Prior to coming
to Roseburg, he resided at Kla
math Falls and Eugene, having
been employed by the Telephone
Co. for nine years.
He served in the 'field artillery,
United States Army as communi
cation chief in the South Pacific
theatre during World War II.
Kinyon resides with his family at
448 W. Broccoli Lane. He and his
wife, Donna Jean, have two daugh
ters, Sharlene, 4, and Cheri, 2.
His new responsibilities include
the supervision of telephone and
maintenance, Piland said. His ap
pointment is due to the increased
growth of the exchange, necessit
ating an additional plant service
foreman at Roseburg.
Rey S. Stryker, plant service
foreman will continue to be respon
sible for mobile equipment, coax
ial and exchange cable, PBX and
complex services, Piland reports.
Window Display
Attracts Artists
' A recent window display of
glassware in Knudtson's Jewelry
will soon draw the scrutiny of one
of the world's top artists in glass
design.
The jewelry store just receiv
ed a letter from glassware import
ers A. J. van Dugteren in New
rone uity saying that a photograph
of the window will be sent to An-
dries Copier, art director of the
Leerdam Co. in Amsterdam, Hoi
land.
The letter said the Importers
were impressed and were sending
u. iu vupier since ne ' is always
looKing ior new wavi to aisnlev
glass."
The display contained mobile
pieces and identifying lettering fa.
shioned from glass tubing.
Straw Vote
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GOOD FROM EVERY ANGLE
AND REALLY FITS!
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on in years! Comfort...
On a just-right heel height.
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Voters Reminded
Of Registration
Deadline To Vote
It's too late to register to 'vote
in the April 19 Roseburg s c h'o o 1
budget election, but registration
for the primary election will be
open through Tuesday.
Deadline for new registrations
and re-registrations for the May 18
primary is S p.m. April 17, accord
ing to County Clerk Charles Doer
ner. Registration for any election
closes 30 days prior to the election
because poll lists must be compiled
at that time, according to law, the
county clerk explains. '
Re-registration is required if the
person has changed his place of
residence or if he has not voted
in a state election in the last two
years.
To qualify as an elector, a per
son must be duly registered, a U.S.
citizen, 21 years of age, resident
of the state six months, able to
read and write English and not
having lost political rights through
conviction of committing a felony
crime. A voter does not have to
be a property owner.
In one respect it is more diffi
cult to qualify as an elector in a
school election than in a general
election. In addition to regular
qualifications, persons balloting in
a school election must have been
a resident within the school district
for six months, according to Coun
ty School Supt. Kenneth F. Barne
burg. School districts conduct special
elections according to Oregon
school law, except in Portland
where elections must be held at
regular election time, Bameburg
pointed out. Requiring voters to
sign the poll book has not been
instituted in school elections, but
the requirement will ba in effect
at the primary and general elections.
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AB DELBERT G. UPTON, son
of Olon F. Upton, Box 404,
Oakland, has entered six
weeks of basic training with
the U.S. Air Force at Parks
Air Force Base, Calif. He is
serving with flight No. 137,
3278 basic military training
squadron. Ppton entered the
Air Force on March 6, 1956.
Charter Review
For Boy Scout
Troop 92 Held
A charter review for the Rose
burg Lions Club sponsored Boy
acoui troop v was neia ai a spe
cial meeting of the Lions scout
committee this week. George Krue-
ger conducted the review.
Tha Irntn nmu hoc a full ah
' nlimpnt nf 30. ficmila unrlnr fionut.
master Floyd Wilson. He is aided
by two assistant scoutmasters, Dee
Woods and O. F. Leonard, and
junior assistants, Joe Brady and
Dean McCargar.
Meeting place for the troop has
been chaneed from the Knichts of
i Pythias hall to Centrat Junior
High School. The meeting night
this week and next is on Thurs
day, but a permanent night, prob
acy Wednesday, wilt De announced
later. , '
The Lions scout troop committee
has been increased so that at least
three members can be in attend
ance at each troop meeting.
George Foster is chairman, assist
ed by William Mills, Don Reed.
Ralph Ohman, Leroy Inman; Art
Lamka. Harold Stein, Rennie Se
canti, Frank von Borstel, Les Mil
ler and Claud Baker. Hap Linville
is the troop's institutional representative.
BOBSLEDDER DIES
LAKE PLACID, N. Y. (jfi
Francis Tyler,1 bobslcddcr who
captained the U. S. four-man
team to the championship in the
1948 Olympics, died Wednesday
night at his home after a heart
attack. He was about SO.
Tyler managed the U. S. team
in its unsuccessful bid at this
year's winter Olympics at Cortina
d'Ampezio, Italy.
John (Donna) Kox, who coached
tho 1QJB Alvmnin hr,KcUl loan.
died April 4 after a heart attack.'
ROBBER GETS LOOT
W1LLIAMSPORT, Pa. I A
lone gunman, wearing a handker
chief -as a mask, held up three
tellers of the Williamsport Nation
al Bank Thursday and fled with
$66,000.
Under New Management
Expert Furniture Cleaners
Furaitura, luumilili interiors, hi rtl
cleanse wilt electing atttntian.
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Fri., April 13, 1956 The New-Rviw. Roieburf. Or. 3
Low Bid li Submitted I
For Dam' Survey Work j
PORTLAND ( A low bid of
$6,980 was submitted for survey
work at the proposed Cougar
Dam relocations on the south
fork of the McKenzie River, Army
Engineers said Thursday.
The bid, low of six, came from
Allan and Holtbeur, Inc., Port
land. Other bids ranged up to
$29,700. The survey party will
have 75 days to complete the
work for the proposed 37 million
dollar multi-purpose dam, seven
miles upstream from the com-j
munity of Blue River in Lane
County. I
ATTENTION, PLEASE
Your Minnesota
Woolen Representative
wis! be in Roisburo,
from April 16 to 21,
PLIASl LEAVE YOUR '''
NAME AND PHONE NUMBER
with
MRS. LEONARD KINSEL
1920 Dogwood Drive
ORchard 3-3841
For An Appointment
EDWARD E. OHL
. Representative
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Fert now and then, we run across
someone who seems to think that
1956 cars do not offer anything really
new' just a little face lifting from the
year before,
We won't try to speak for the automobile
industry. But we certainly can speak for
Buick.
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And let us announce in no uncertain
terms it's the newest thing on wheels.
The Styling is New
Sure, it looks like a Buick, But it
has a new V-prowed grille that says 1956
and no mistake. The hood's new the
fender" ports are new the sweepspcar
is new and it all adds up to a new
sweep-ahead look that ends in a sa.ssy
new slant to the rear contours.
But that, friends, is only the beginning.
The 1956 Dynoflow is New
It introduces what the engineers
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VJ7 OAY COlOtt far evenr feealen
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Now art) ghotvWotni,
JSC
call "double regeneration" which means
a double -action take-off, It gives you
new, split-second response in the first
inch of pedal travel plus the "switch
the pitch" at full acceleration, which no
one else has yet approached.
The Ride is New '
To coil springs on all four Wheels,
a brawny X-braced frame, and torque
tube drive, the engineers have added
deep-oil shock absorbers to give new
softness, new buoyancy, new comfort,
and a brand-new "sense of direction"
handling response.
The Power is New
All 1956 Buicks have new 322-cubic-inch
V8's with record highs in
power and compression with unique
new double manifolding to step up
efficiency with newcarburetor'deicing"
and a host of other new features to
make owning a Buick pure pleas urn.
The Thrill is New
And the surest wayfor you to find
but how right we are, is to sample a 1956
Buick yourself.
As we said before, this is the best Buick
yet by a wide measure and when yoh
learn the prices we're quoting, you'll
know why this Buick is one of the threo
best sellers in today's market.
It takes a kt more than face lifting to
produce such a wjjiner as this.
Sew Advanced VariabU Pitch Dynaflow is tht onoy
Dijnaflow Bttk-k build todag. It it ttandard oel
Fondmanler, Super and C9iuryovtional at mode
extra cort on the Special. (
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Rose and Washington Sts.
Phone OR 3-6651