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Wed. Aug. 21, 1957 The Newi-Review, Roteburg, Ore. U Costs Less at and whether It's a need for kindergarten or college . . . you tan be sure of finding It at Where Your Dollar Buys More In Roseburg i . . ... JEWELTONE PLAID AND SOLID BOYS' SANfOMZED, VAT-DYED BLUE DENIM GIRLS' DRESSES 1334 ozf weight Dungarees Blouse-effect and trim shirt front styles. With a variety of trims: jewelled buttons, ric-rac, lace and morel Many colors to choose from. All washable. Sizes 7 to U 77 These are the dungarees with vul canized knees . . . guaranteed to outlast the pants. Other rugged features include: special reinforce ments, nickle rivets. Well made with , white stitching, 4 roomy pockets. Sizes 4 to It. See, and buy nowl Reg. 1.98 and 2.29. lM tho 1 ihrinkofl 66 STURDY IS THE WORD YOUNGSTERS GET LOTS OF EXTRA WEAR FROM NEWBERRY'S BACK-TO-SCHOOL SHOES For Boys and Girls Values To 3.98 2.47 Sturdy bumper type mode for com fort and long wear. Brown. 8'2-3. 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He left this week ior Long Beach, Calif., to refresh his study of the Norwegian language and prepare himself to be a missionary in Nor way, his native country. During his absence his wife, Rev. Ruby Kllingson, who is also an or dained minister, will assume his pastorate duties. The Community church held a farewell weiner roast in his honor at Singleton Park before he left, and over fifty members and friends attended. Move To Reno Mrs. Paul Paulson and Barbara have moved to Reno, Nev. She was associated with the local Veteran's Hospital as a nurse and has trans ferred to the Veterans Hospital in Reno. Mrs. Paulson has sold her home to Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and five children of The Dalles, who have already moved in. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Youngren, Klamath Falls, wore here to visit Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Walters. While here they attended a meet ing of the Riversdale Grange. Naomi Foster, Vernonia, return-1 ed with Rev. and Mrs. John B. El lingson and Janice Foster for a visit. Sharon Madson is spending 10 V Army Man Graduates From Ordnance School Army Pvt. Fredrick E. Moan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick A. Moan of South Myrtle Route. Myr tle Creek, recently was graduated from the metal-working course at the Ordnance School, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. The 23-year-old soldier attended Myrtle Creek High School. His wife, Opal, lives in Aberdeen. He entered the Army last February and completed basic combat train ing at Ft. Lewis, Wash. The eight week ordnance course trained Moan to maintain and operate met al working machinery and related shop equipment. . ASKS ASSIGNMENT WASHINGTON uPi KLIQ, Port land, applied Monday to the Fed eral Communications Commission for assignment of its permit to KLIQ, Inc. days at Arra Wannah, the Baptist Church camp which is located near Mt. Hood. Bonnie and N'edra Crocker of Bend are here visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Sig Mad son and family. Mrs. Si Nash of California has been in Garden Valley attending to property interests. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hess went to Eugene to attend a board meet ing of the Oregon Egg Producers Assn. Takes Flying Lessons A l.c Edwin (Ted) Hess has been taking flying lessons at the local airport while he is home on FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fitcher It's a letter my boss wants. I can't find it upstairs so I'n looking through your files. a 30 day leave from Wheelec Air Force Base in Oahu, Hawaii. .,' Mrs. Laura Glass, Pomona; Calif., has arrived for i visit witri Mr. and Mrs. Ray Young. Mrs. Carl Schmidt attended evaa gelistic services held by Oral Rob erts in Salem. ' - Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moffitt aid children went to Crater and Dif mond Lakes and stopped overnight' at Mcdford recently Harry Lee Cross, Suffolk, Vt.f arrived on a surprise trip to take' his wife and children back home. Mrs. Cross and children have been spending the summer with her par enls, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ritchie. Ploying Games Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 1 Baseball equipment 4 Game on a green i Italian city 12 Haiti 13 Askew 14 Spoken 13 Male child 18 Until then 18 Foes 20 Infernos -2t Chess pieces 22 Nights before - events 24 Equal 28 Paradise !7 Musical syllable 30 Light 32 Game official 34 Baby 39 Bridge holding 36 Donkey 37 Bites 39 Writing fluids 40 Poems 41 Cattle genus 42 Live 43 Give forth 49 Diamonds or clubs (2 words) 31 Lettuce 52 Roman road 93 Rim 54 Gratuity 55 Watches 56 Throw, as a ball 57 Furtive DOWN 1 Where batters hope to go 2 Shakespearean river 3 Mean i dwellings 4 Street urchin 5 Molding 6 Rented 7 Marsh 8 Fire residue ' 8 What a yachtsman does 10 Cultivate 1 1 Roman date 17 From what : place? 19 Earn 23 Sleevele.il garments 24 Where the "Leaning Tower" is IiMHHnI Ems ISiSlNE J.RE 5IE 1 6 ' IT ? 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