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Ice Cream Store At By MAS. TED PETERSON Sonja Ice Cream Store in Win - ton hai reopened alter a closure during the winter month by own - .., ..... uu ,,. llulllrr naoaaes. Undergoing Treatment Mn. Otis (Red) Hill has been linHprirninir Iwilmnnt . t u-: . Emergency Hospital for a smash- -. n ............. a k n Ills l UU ed finger she i he received when a car door slammed on it. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hurl,, nit.' lard, motored to Eugene Friday wim a load of cauliflower from : ,ur5 moving 10 me coast, wnere the Burks farm While there Mr..,8""!, employed in construction " " vitMuru skid specialist after being ill at her home with George Chevalier has returned to his work in Tiller for the Han- ley-Post Logging Company after naving Deen ill at his home on Brantley Drive with the measles John Peden. Civil Henri Av.. has accepted new employment in .the Commerce Department's dis Brookings at the West Coast l.um. i nuiaH nrri,. c, ,.,.... i. u, v.u. mis. i-cutrn pians. 10 join him on the coast in May. Remodeling Mr. and Mrs. Del For, Gregory EXPERT INCOME TAX SERVICE FEDERAL & STATE C. P. A. eif")ltt mil fi(uf your ttt rttirni fw 3 and yf for both ritufM, Ph. OR 2-1035 APPLIANCES BERCH'S APPLIANCE Ports Sales Service South Stephens Ph. OR 3-6341 in th iliBll '53 PONTIAC 4-D00R DELUXE New overhaul on motor, vary clean inside and out, finished In a 2-tone green. Equipped with radio, heater and dual range Hydromatic, only $998.00 '52 MERCURY HARD TOP Two-tone green and cream, radio, heater end over drive, clean original interior, and only $898.00 '56 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE V-8 motor, Powerflite transmission with push-button shift, only 13,000 miles and priced at $1998.00 '54 CHEVROLET DEL REY COUPE Radio, heater, new tires, plastic interior. A reel fomily car. $1298.00 '55 PONTIAC CATALINA COUPE Popular hard top, custom leother interior, radio, hea ter and Dual range Hydromatic. The most beautiful car on the road and priced at 60 OF COST '55 FORD FAIRLANE FORDOR Beoutiful to look at, 2-tone white and blue, custom interior, new white sidewall tires, low mileage and full price of $1798.00 '54 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Look over this Cadillac trade-in, spotless with all the custom trim. To handle only $600.00 down '53 MERCURY 4-D00R SEDAN Popular overdrive, new paint and original interior. Only 2f,000 miles at $1198.00 '53 CADILLAC 4-DOOR Smell 2 series with ell the extras, a reel luiury cer r e nominal price of $1998.00 HANSEN'S USED CAR CENTER OAK AND ROSE Winston Open , Avenue. Winston, are remodeling ; their newly purchaied home on their ranch near Brockway 1 The Fox family plan to move , irora Winston to their new resi- I dence in the late spring I Recent bousecuesti at th. k. nt Mr n4 1.1... I .... -n . ' iia, A- Ul ru (.usicuoe daughter Judy on Cary Street "NBurch and eh. Wren ' , "L n ! have been Mr. and Mrs. BiU.h. b-V V... u. i..;!' ford. The Burch family made Ha ! tom O" Ford' Drive in Winston i ' , SI Fundi Loppid Off In Economy Meitur WASHINGTON - The House Appropriations Committee voted fH. . ,h ......... . .... ation. OSI says its job is to keep non secret but still valuable informa tion from falling into Communist hands abroad. It wanted $105,100 for the new fiscal year, which starts July 1. This is 115.800 more than it was given this year. But the pursestrings committee took the advice of OSI critics and struck out al! funds for the agency in approving the new Com merce Department appropriation D1U. Diver Dies Of 'Bends'; Helper Stays In Chamber LONG BEACH, Calif. A deep-sea diver died of "the bends' at the Naval Shipyard Friday- and the man who waa tr,aim. I him in the compression chamber must stay locked up with the body until Saturday morning. Shipyard officials said Eldon W. Smith. 51, of nearby Wilmington, was stricken while making a too- P'd ascent Ihurstiay from a depth of 204 feet. BARGAINS G410RE boit O w Glendale Lions To Sponsor Old-Style 'Melerdramor' By MRS. GERALD t. FOX The Glendale Dons' Club willBlakely la Scoutmaster LMJClftUr IB Ola IlinmnM - mlr. m we near imure. 'The P'1- "Dirty Work at the r?sPd" I "Ciea i by local talent with all prof- : v"'"'"? LI' "TJl" ".''?! ' :Lhe""- We :". . T.T'o "iL. '. i'X A"'?" m,n home to make ol.n. i Trvouts for cast members will b, .', the grade schoSTymnisium at 7:30 p.m. Monday. The play will be directed by Elmer Spencer, assisted by Mrs. Myrtle Wunsch. Douglas High Sends 56 To Negro Spiritual Fete By ROSA HEINBACH Fifty-six Douglas High School music students attended the Negro Spiritual Festival at Eugene last week. They were accompanied by their director, Mrs. Irene McLaugh lin. The festival featured Jester Hair ston. Parents making the trip were .Mr. and Mrs. Kay (iolgert. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Nickerson, Mr. and Mrs. William Bromley and Mrs. Marga ret MCord Ge Te Dallas Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison and daughter went to Dallas Friday to visit Mrs. Morrison'a brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Hutchinson, and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Mae Wfshon. at Salem. They also went smelt fishing at Trout dale while on the trip and returned E? u Mond'y- Dillard PTA Elects Prexy Mrs. John f Millie) Closson was re-elected president of the Dillard School PTA for the coming school year at the last meeting. Other officers elected were: Mrs. Clifford White, first vice president; Mrs. Charles McCord, second vice president and program chairman; Mrs. Bill Shapro, secretary, and Mrs. Halys Spurgeon, treasurer. Under the leadership of Mrs. Closson during the past year the Dillard PTA has given a total of $335 in scholarships which are for a full scholarship to the State for a prospective elementary teacher and a $160 scholarship to Douglas High School for a local deserving senior. In addition to the scholar ships. S365 was donated to the school for the purchase of various items. At the meeting John Cox. Doug newly elected district superintend ent, gave a short explanation of the proposed district 116 budget and Principal C. A. Dysinger an nounced the Polio Clinic will be held at the Dillard School April 12. Director Claude Haggard from the California Oregon Power. Co. gave an electrical safety demon stration and Jackie Nelson enter tained the group with an accordion solo. The next PTA meeting Is sched uled for April 15, S p.m. in the school auditorium with Principal C. A. Dysinger in charge of the evening's program. First grade mothers will serve refreshments. 17,000 Anti-Communists Imprisoned In Hungary VIENNA OH The Vienna news paper Kurier Tuesday quoted an escaped member of Hungary's re built secret police force (AVH) as saying some 17.000 anti-Communists have been imprisoned by Premier Janoa Kadar't govern ment since the Hungarian revolt was put down. I he newspaper also Claimed that an average of five secret po- lief men are murdered on the i cently to take Billy O'Roke to a streets ef Budapest nightly. This J pediatric specialist there. They report could not he confirmed di-jaUo did some shopping, rectly from Budapest nor from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Askov, any other source. Glendale. had a visit last week from old friends from Askov's home ISSUES THREAT town, Cushing, Wis. The friends TVAXHOE, Calif. U A federal i were Mr. and Mrs. Ixuis Baker official has threatened to cut off and Mrs. Baker's parents, water unless the Ivanhoe Irriga- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edvm, tion District joins in appealing a Glendale, and their daughter, Mrs. California State Supreme Court Richard Reid and son, Donny, ruling. Grants Pass, drove to Eureka, At issue Is a ruling that the fed- Calif , last weekend and visited eral government cannot limit wa- with Edson's brother, Lewis Ed ter from reclamation projects to 1 son, formerly of Glendale, and his plots 160 acres or less. i nephew. Bob Ed son and family. IP AVON ROAD CONSTRUCTION ROAD OILING Asphalt Contractors i ? 11 Years Serving Douglas County Call OR 3-5166 If no answer, coll OX 3-61 83 Roseburg Paving Co. lus. Rout 99 S. Across (rem Nielsen's Market 'Both are Glendalt school teachers.! IMIl K IHPIV l.lnnIA Himiimii man, nas oeen appointea scoui - , master in place of Uonta Bates Jr., !! nV moy 10 Cr,nl p"- Rlalcelv aoDointment was an - nounced by the Glendale scout committee. He will be assisted ht Elmer Spencer and Bob Humph - reys. I Fred R. Brown, Glendale. under- ston-uillard and KoseDurg. as well Adolph Frick, Glendale, injured went surgery recently at the Sac- Glendale Bethel No. 28. his left arm and has been wearing red Heart Hospital, Medford, for! Also present were Mrs. Mamie it in a east for about two weeks, i an injury on his left elbow. The Wilson. Past Grand Guardian, Myr It was bruised when struck by a , elbow was injured at a Glendale lie Creek, and Roy Colburn. Past piece of lumber while he was work - inK. r lies, may rcium to wurs. soon. I Officers of Umpqua Grove of Winston-Dillard Grove and Nebo Grove of Roseburg, Forest Wood man Circle, went to Portland over the weekend to attend the conven tion of Western District No. 2. Making the jaunt were Mrs. Phebe Mcliuire, state president, Mrs. Thelma Major, Mrs. Alice Christ ensen and Mrs. Christine Simmons. Mrs. McGuire and Mrs. Thomas went to Eugene Friday and visited at the home of Mra. Avia Warren. While there, they attended the meeting of Hawthorne Grove No. 29. Saturday, the three joined Mr. and Mrs. Webb Freeman for the trip to Porland. Stay Ov.rnight Following the convention, Mrs. McGuire and Mrs. Thomas stayed overnight at the home of Mrs. Gwendola Lohr. Mrs. Major and Mrs. Warren were guests of Mrs. Zelda Puckett, state manager of the supreme woodman Circle, and Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Christen sen stayed with Mrs. Effie Boland. All returned home Sunday eve ning. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Myers and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Myers and children, Diantha, Sharon, Bil ly and Gregory, returned home Monday after a weekend visiting relatives in Tacoma and Seattle. They were guests of Mrs. Myers1 sisters and brother at Tacoma as well as a son and his family and a brother-in-law and sister at Stan iwick, Mr,, and Mrs. Jack Myers and children went to Seattle Saturday to visit Mrs. Myers' uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hull and cous ins, Mr. and Mra. Tom Ryan. Glendale School Superintendent Back In Hospital By MRS. GiRALD B. FOX James Pate, Glendale superin tendent of schools, re-entered Jo sephme Hospital Tuesday for ob servation. Injur Thumb Carl R. Stepp, Grants Pass, em ployed by the Robert Dollar Co., injured his right thumb March 29, when he caught it In a chain he was unhooking. The thumb was so badly lacerated that it was nee essary to amputate it back of the lirst joint. Alta Cooper. Glendale. Injured the middle finger of her right hand while playing. March 28. A!r. and Mrs. John Mendenhall, Grants Pans, moved to Kerben Road, Glendale recently. Meni.n- hall has been employed by the Rob ert Dollar Co., in the woods an has been commuting back and forth from Grants Pass. The Mendenhall have one mar ried daughter and two in school. Mrs. George Smith, Quines Creek, has been ill at her homo for the past several days, , Visits Pediatrician Mrs. Connie O'Roke and Mrs. Floyd Cobb went to Medford re Driveways e Industrial Areas e Millyards e Parking Lots Free Estimates No Obligation Sam Grace. Glendale. who hail been off work for many months aiith m Wtmrlt inilirv r,llir1.Ml iworK last atonaay nignt. Baby Bern . Mr. and Mr- Sneiling. Glen- Idale, are the parents of a 6-pound 8-ounce baby boy, Ronald Duane,,d"h met at Glendale recently horn March 29 at Joseohine tins, with 40 persons present from Rid- Ipital. Grants Pass. 1 mill early in March. Brown is re ponea uuing wcu. 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