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Newspaper Page TextPATRONIZI NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS 7brachs chocolate if is your guarantee of a f&tg TASTE ENJOYMENT NOW AVAILABLE AT ALL THE LEADING STORES DON'T MAKE A MOVE TIL YOU SEE FLECEL HEAVY HAULING Oregon and Washington MOBILE CRANE SERVICE MACHINERY Diimontling and Erection ' FLEGEL Transfer & Storage Co. LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED 414 N. E. Casper Roteburg, Oregon Al Fleail . Cliff Br.ifl.ld Phone ORchard 3-4436 Camas Valley HEU Sees Demonstration By County Agent By MRS. WILLIAM BANKS Camas Valley Home Extension Unit elected Mrs. Everett Church vice chairman to replace Mrs. Wil liam Kellum, who recently moved away. Mrs. David Thrush appointed the following committee chairmen: Mrs. J. H. Parrott, Mrs. William Cunningham, Mrs, Ray Dancer, Mrs. Virgil Moody, Mrs. Hoy Thurston, and Mrs. William Banks. Topic for the meeting was fab rics, fibers and weaves, presented by county agent Hope Tacchini. Cats Deer Dwain Brown, senior at the Cam as Valley High School, was one of the successful hunters in the area when he recently killed a three onint buck. W. R. (Swede) Merchen, son-in- law of Mr. and Mrs. norne stana ley, was recently taken to Sacred Heart Hospital in Eugene for pos- i sible surgery for a back injury. ! Mrs. Standley accompanied Mr. i and Mrs. Merchen. i Mr. and Mrs. William Busch returned to their home following a trip to Eastern Oregon. In John 1 Day they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas, f rom there they went on to Yakima, and Sunnyvale Wash., where they visit ed for several flays wun tneir son- in-law and daughter, Mr. ana Airs. Dennis Ryan. WINTER DRIVING DEMANDS SAFE TIRES ALL CO-OP PASSENGER TIRES 5 Off All Co-op Truck Tires Co-op Batteries Group 1 & 2 $095 At Low Al M OIL GASOLINE LUBRICATION BUY WHERE YOU SHARE IN THE SAVINGS ' PHONE 2-2683 W. Washington at S. P. Track Roseburg, Oregon 1 . I I . . FREE PARKING AT THE FARM BUREAU Archery Meeting Set At Tri-City By RUTH EVANS A second meeting of a group of interested archers will be held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Veteran's Memorial Building in Tri-CITY. Plans were made to promote an archery show in the South Doug las area, at the first meeting. Ten tative date for the show to include talks by prominent people in arch ery; demonstrations of skill by top archers in Oregon; a movie on bow hunting in Canada, and dis plays of various archery equip ment has been set lor Nov. lz. 1. M. Wells of Tri-City conduct ed the meeting and brought out the point that it might be wise to form one parent archery club and have various branches of the club in each of the surrounding towns. He stated further that strength can be gained in numbers and yet it provides natural competition oe tween the sub-teams. There will be no attempt made to organize a club prior to the archery demonstration. Any per son living in Southern Douglas County interested in archery, is welcome to attend the Oct. 23 meet ing. Library Report Heard Wilma Gore, Myrtle Creek City librarian, reported to the library board that total book circulation! during the month of September was ' 1467. Of this, adult books were 653 and juvenile 814. A total of 83 new registrations were counted with 31' adults and 52 juveniles making up the list. Ways were discussed to ' let people know where the library ' is and that it is available for their i use. The possibility of using a larger sign was discussed. I Glendale Woman Visits Week With Portland Parents By MRS. C. B. FOX Mrs. Ed Belcher of Glendale spent a week in Portland, visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Akin. Mr. Belcher and Mrs. Belcher's foster mother, Mrs. 11a tpI Rlpinman nf Glendale. drove 1ID to Portland for her last weekend. Ill With Flu Mrs. Charles Richardson of Grants Pass, but formerly of Glen dale, was critically ill with flu early this week, K. B. McNabb of Glendale was released from the Medford hospi tal Friday, He is 'recuperating sat isfactorily from surgery on his back performed about a month ago. Among out-of-town friends and relatives who were in Glendale for the funeral of Bui Daniels were his brother. James and family of Al buquerque, N. Mex.; his niece and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Bailey of Alturas, Calif.; Mrs. Daniels's mother, Mrs. Vera How ell of Merrill, who has remained with her daughter and will not leave until this weekend: Mrs. Daniels' sister, Mrs. Bill Wolf of tanby, Calif.; her brother, Charles Howell and wife of Camby: anoth er sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. John Bulinger of Bremerton Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. John Evans of Alturas, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Don Burgoyne of Coos Bay; Mrs. Marvin Lawson of Coos Bay; and Mr. and Mrs. Gaealliso of Port land. Mrs. Margaret Daniels of BurKeville, Tex., mother of the de ceased roan, was making arrange ments to' come for the funeral whe'n she became ill and had to cancel her plans. Sen. Core Told Russians Start Atomic Plants WASHINGTON I Sen. Gore (D-Tenn) said today the Russians tola him they had started con struction on two atomic power piams larger tnan anything the United States even has "in the talk ing stage. Gore, who returned yesterday from a European trip including five days in the Soviet Union, said he was not permitted to see either plant. But he added in an Interview that he knew no reason to doubt the Russian claims. He said he was more determined than ever to push for strong U.S. moves to win the international atomic power race. CLIDE LUMBER SALE Cloit out of low grade ihsothing and dimension at Glido Lbr. Co. Grtatly rtduced pricos. AFTERNOONS ONLY Mon. Oct. 21, 1957 Th News-Review, Roteburg, Ore. 9 Glendale FL Club Plans Public Coffee October 26 By MRS. GERALD FOX The Glendale KL, Club will hold a coffee at the IO0F Hall Oct. 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. with the public invited. Mrs. Jeannie Johns, Mrs. Polly Wright and Mrs. Hazel Whaley will act as hostesses for the next meet ing, which will be a Halloween party at the home of Mrs. Whaley, unless announced otherwise. Names were drawn for members to have the responsibility of serv ing a Lions Club dinner Tuesday when out of town guests are ex pected. Ill With Flu Wesley Rankin of Glendale has been ill at his home for several days with influenza. Mr. and Mrs. Renus Michel were visited recently by Mr. and Mrs. Ed F. Broekhuizen of Los Ange les, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Martin left Friday for a month's visit with their son, Rev. Rafe Martin and family in Reno, Nev. . PHONE OR 3-8356 FOR PROMPT, DELIVERY METERED SOUTH END FUEL 737 S. I. Rice Ave. sudTd 0 F' I 7 PORTABLE TV SETS PERFECT FOR YOUR PATIO, DEN, KITCHEN OR CABIN Kmc pllmly ! 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Shielded tuner temperature compensated for picture sta bility. Printed circuits for trouble free performance. Built-in antenna. pur iiCTmc CACTK TUBE CO. 266 S.E. STEPHENS ST. PHONE OR 2-2689 Bermuda's Government Aquar ium has a collection of tropical fish ranging from the tiny goDy (less than one inch in length) to a 10-foot shark. Mrs. Holtsclaw and her daugh ters, Mrs. Nell Rondeau and Mrs. Laura Smith of Glendale visited recently with another of Mrs. Holts- Building Permits Continue Low Valuation of building permits is sued by the City of Roseburg tailed off 93 per cent last month from September 1956, but the month a year ago was one of the heaviest in the city's history. The September building per mits, however, still were down 10 per cent from August. Equitable Savings and Loan Assn., Portland, said that the $30,289 in permits last month compared to $751,015 a year ago and $56,040 in August. Dwelling permits came to $16, 500, compared to $22,500 in August and $65,900 in September 1956. The Douglas County Building Department registered $11,364 in new building last month, compared to $47,502 in August and $231,234 in September 1956. Five thousand dollars last month was for resi dential construction, compared to $42,104 in August. FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fitcher It's just a little something between the breakfast I didn't eat ond lunch 1 won t have time to . . . claw's daughters, Mrs. Joe Still- well, in Hathway, Ore. Mrs. Esther Miller of Springfield arrived on Saturday to visit with her daughers, Mrs. Charles Tooley and Mrs. Wesley Rankin and fam ilies in Glendale. Released From Hospital Sam Grace of Glendale was re leased from the Medford Sacred Heart Hospital last week. Grace underwent surgery on his back about two weeks ago. nev. Lynn Hodges, who conduct ed the interdenominational evan gelistic meetings at the Glendale Masonic Temple two years ago, has resigned his pastorate at To- peka Kan., and is now taking graduate work at the Berkeley Baptist Divinity School in Berke ley, Calif. His parents, formerly of Roseburg, visited the Hodge family in Topeka during a trans continental trip, then returned to the coast with them when they moved to California. They recent ly visited with old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hutto, in Glendale, Ridley Furlong and son, Mickie, went duck hunting near Klamath Falls last weekend. They returned with a fairly good bag. . Mr, and Mrs. Bob Diltz and Andy Diltz visited with brothers, Curley and Earl Diltz in San Francisco for a week. Workaday World Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 1 cabinet 5 majesty a What an auctioneer wants 12 Arabian gulf 13 Herotc poetry 14 BrazUlan macaw 15 Having bristles 17 Soak flax 18 What a good cook pleases It What a chairman does 21 Iroquoian Indian 23 What an artist's model does 24 What a taxi driver operates 27 Followers 29 What a tennis player does 32 Opposed 34 Forming no angle 36 Smaller 37 Spanish coin 38 What a poet writes 39 In a short time 41 Japanese coin 42 Moines, Iowa 44 They work on ships 46 Prettiest 49 Lasso 53 Curve 54 White gypsuiu 56 Insect egg 57 Inflection 98 Pony riders' game 59 What motorists use 60 Hurried 61 Extrude DOWN 1 Rapid 2 man 3 Permits 4 Growing out 8 Confederate general 6 Narrative poem 7 Acid 8 Worms 9 Singers 10 Angered 11 Fruit 16 Color 20 Farmers use them INIOIVIAl' IB A y A 1 A ot Ail neE5 Xlii . a xtlaV X ITarT taljNosth o v j "" a x a vajbo kE.Nfit.PS.3A.iIAN '" 1 O A T lEEilii -fiS t.s.e.t e a i fsiuE nr?TT rap gist o 22 Roman roads 24 Roman consul 25 Eager 26 Newly married men 26 Relish 30 Food mouthful 31 Glance over 33 Stair part 35 Classes 40 Gasoline quality 43 Chairs 43 Small brooms 46 Tooth i 47 Opera singers present them u 48 Spill over 50 Upon 51 Distant (prefix) 52 In a line 55 Chambermaids : make it i II Ii U I Is L H 14 I ITTa i ii 3 ii-"""" ii b if 5 TU 20 " " ' ' a sr pa iftTiTn irpa !i a sr " s fr l-Lm g if H ii V 14 117 w W$ 50 I51 F 2& s n sr 3 -si l-lSSST' ME, TOOl A LOr Of LAMP IN TMI 1 1 1 HOPS SOI BV DOWT WORK t tilfeO!, V lr YOU WMIf TO HIRE A BOAT TO , 4sl WtBA HA SOLP 5HICS- IAT VEMf. 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