14 Tht News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Frl. Mar. 21, 1958
LUCKEV NOMINATED
WASHINGTON Clarence
Edwin Luckey was nominated
aain by 1'residenl Eisenhower
Monday ai U.S. attorney for the
District of Oregon for four years
Luckey it 39, a Republican, and
was ap)ointed in 1S44
Todt
CALENDAR OP EVENTS
D-W Methodist
Church Slates
Speaker Sat.
I John lngertoll, pacifist traveling
Community News Items
Personaliied Service
"The Skinners"
Bookkeeping
AND
Income Tax Service
NOTARY PUBLIC
427 S. E. Mat OR 2-1931
Eva. by Appointment
Plume OR 2-1943
Ftrmonaftt Location
t Haaro Im rrklr
rffamliag FarhlBf lick
Iwm Atalr't Ll
4 tomorrow
i mm luaai'imuiH BpragUIB; IUI 1 1 i
., ,. ,,.. ,or lhe w,r Resister'a League, will Mitt Holan Catay of this citv
;hl, Mouse Hall. I m. . ..,, ., ,h. n;il.l t-fl Thueul.v f.tr P,.rtlH In ,.,
Mr. and Mrt. $. H. WirKjfiald Sr.i Mr. and Mrt. C. It. Bartlatt tpent i Mra. Larry Irtkine is now em-, Or. and Mrt. Dan Willing uf Eu-
. i . i It... i n.ji ..Hhi...u h. iha llrasnn Dan iun tncitnra in Rntelitirif INii
a eoast-tO-COast tDeakinf tour 1 aunuay vuming in cugene. lasi wrexena id aieaiora ui'iu.cj .... ........ .
FRIDAY MARCH 21. 19i
guestt of the H D. Hest family.
Mr. and Mrt. Elliott Parkins and
State Highway Dept.
Mi Charlana Haran left Sunday
week.
Mr. and Mrt. Mtredith Wilton
day and Saturday. Doort close 12 Douglai Barrackt 17. Veterans
noon Saturday. Memorial Building. 6 30 p m..
Hayloft Square Danco ' lub spe-. joint with auxiliary fur potluck din
cial dance, p m. I'reschern Barn. ner. All members, prospective
Kay Steel of Springfield, caller, members and guests invited.
,"inbvS.dnUU- qUare; SATURDAY. MARCH 22
. ,. ,. ,k. Evorgroon Grange card party.
Rummag. sale. Women of the pmochle and canasta.
Mouse, at Episcopal parish hall
Saturday a m Mu Cnlp,.r Betl Sigma Phi,
cms ,.,.,..-.-
12:30. open to Klki and
guests.
Loyal Order of Moose game
He will speak on th subject of
pacifism, or non resistance at an
alternative to war. I
Ingersoll, 23, is a Yale Universi-1
ty graduate. In 19J6 he resigned his
naval commission when he became
a confirmed pacifist. He has work-
laraimn at Palm Sonne and om-
Mrt. Pet Weekly of Coos Bay er points of interest in Southern
Mis. Pat Oarlock of Coos Bay : Eugene were overnight guests Fn-: ?"tJ """""I "f uY"' . "? ! tilifornii.
.- . night 11, ..J U.. !. I irirniia. ana warn u u.c.utt.ti m.
Mr. and Mrt.
E. limn of
of Mrt. Jack Stone.
arrived today to tpend the week-1 day msht of Mr. and Mrt. Clarence
ena visiung inenaa. ane win oe uie 1 jjartlett.
housegue.i of Mrt. Mary Kimnaii. , f j wij Ao, h turned to hi,
. ,, . . . . .. Mrt. E. C. Patterson of this city I work; manager of ".alker'i Auto
Mrs. J. E. Clougnorry hat eft spent Wednesday in Eugene visit- i Supply, following the last 10 davs
for her home in Beaumont. Calif .line her son-in-law and dauehter. ! in ., hi. ,,,.
l . J II I I, I- . L "
., ,i..,l potluck and card partv, b 30 p
Ulll(U , , ., ,..,.1, t--...,., u,
Committee peace caravans and
home of Mrs. Jack Trusty. Bring work crr.P- With a group of peo-j
Wt hav everything to
protect and maintain
your good health . . .
make thit your family
health headquarters!
To serve you prompt and efficiently, we
slock the newest pharmaceuticals.
Professional Prescription Service
WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS
2)70
on
635 S. E. Jackson
ORchard 3-7415
.a ,,h im r,i.H. c. following a week s visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Smith'
.7 " her mother. Mrs. S. L. Dillard. : Mra. Paul K. Rvan and daughter.
and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Driggart of Miss Chervl. have returned to their
Red Bluff. Calif., have been visit- home on SE Lane Avenue, follow-
own tanle service pie ne tourea me toum recently , rr,' ""'"" " "ere who uieu- son-in-iaw ana ing several aavs m roniana visu-
Boots and Calicos Square Danca t0 make , ,ludy of non-violenc.. I LonS'e"0" "? J fll' 1 J""1""": Mr- nd Mr- Plul Tel-1 ing relauvet and friends.
Club, Winston Community Bldg.. 9 . , . . l Bartlett traveled to Reedsport ford, and ton. Ronnie. I . .
- Ila ubs irr. wl tout inn.a in , TkiiHili (n atfanri ' I'M.ran. nf ' 1. fluu u SSI Sf.
connection with the Nevada protest World War I meeting. Mr. and Mrt. R. Chrittonten and cepted employment with the Doug-
against nuclear Ms. During No- son. Jerry, and Mr. and Mrt. Red las County Rnad Dept. in the de-
vember he was director of the' Mr. and Mrt. Ourward Owent DeLap, all of Klamath Falls, visit-1 partment'i offices in the court
House at the Washington Prayer and children have left for a vara-1 ed here Tuesday with Mr. and house.
and Conscience Vigil held in W ash-1 tion in Lot Angelet and Phoenix, I Mrt. C. R. Bartlett.
ington, D. C. During the recent ! Aril. Owens is road maintenance ., . J Mr- Mr, H,rrv F. Sloan of
racial strife in Levittown. Pa., he i tuoervisor for Douglas Countv. ; . Mr- ,nd Mr- V1 " hu t'ty ent to Eugene this week
was one of the non-violent volun-', ' daughters. Barbara and Patricia, to attend the basketball tourna-
teert who stood guard at the home . Pater Warg, who is a sophomore j '"d ,ls ?,ary,PtU Brynt attend i ment Their son. ljrry, it a mem-
p m., rrancis waning, Marcoia.
caller. Everyone welcome.
Buckaroo Square Danco Club,
potluck supper and quarterly busi
ness meetuig. 6 30 p.m., at Barn.
Bring table service, main dish, sal
ad or dessert. Dancing at 9 p.m.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m.,
245 SE Jackson, fur more informa
tion call OK 2-2755
p ', " " 0m Time Danca Cfub of the Myer s who were under ar-: majoring ill pre-medics at Univer- f" lnf osheinaii game in tugene i Ber of the Koseourg team.
" 1 -. t t aitty rif (Iratrnn irrit'sH hora IruHau mis "riri.
9 to 1 pin, KP hall, Koseburg. i . i "? o.ruU, ...n i.e.c .oo, , , Mf Jnd MrJ s j Coop,r h,ve
Membefship open to public, visit- All people of the community are ! from Eugene lo spend the spring , Mj B,rb,r. student at , returned to their home in Laurel-
ors welcome. invited to hear this man. He has j -ation visiting nit parents, Mr. University of Oregon, is arriving 1 wood, following the last six weeks
Ballot ana Beaut square nance mauc a special iiivuauou 10 - nere today to spend the spring va- vacationing in Arizona and South-
Llun, a p.m., wasninKion acnooi suung prupir, htui s u ivr.
gym in Oakland. All square danc-, William O. Walker, pastor of the
ers welcome.
church.
School District 34 Open
House At ESkton March 26
ern California. In San Diego, they
stopped over en route home to visit
Mrs. cooper s Brother, ueraiu iiea
Bill Nounor, ton of Mr. and , Ii ?' H p, tV.n- iii o.i.i..'
Mrt. George Neuner of this city.!HoMlrd P1Uson. W- P"ison.
!:eni..,0.e S.. "f" I VWHn, til week with Mr. and ! de. a ni...h tw0 , h,r slster.
went on to Corvallis to visit on: Mrs. Lucie Harris in Rosebure are' -j hi...
nit viiinuii .oic vunriic aiii.us mrs. oiu w mgiieia ana aaugnier,
before returning home. - i Linda, and son, Kenny, of Alsea,
I Ore. Mrs. Harris is .Mrs. Wing
Hero last weekend from Reeds- j field's mother,
port were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth;
Tom Keel, who is working to-
coo
flJTmQfTl-f7
, m. i si... n..i.,.- uiii Kent and family from Reedsoort.
spent last week in Eugene where ; ; uoo nem iamuy " UW.T "
By MRS. C. W. HENDERER
Residents of School District 34 .' dauhier jr, Philip Rvan i and Kenneth's mother. Mrs. Lucie' Iniversity of Oregon, will be visit
e invited to an open house at the . " h ,VjVon! ' Harris. Thev took Jerrv Kent back i ing his parents during spring vaca-
mg treatments. They all returned to Kdport with them for him t0 Hon next week He is the son of
.Monday where Mrs. i 'f'"" i""'s viiun. ........... ........
Those from Rotoburg who al-
In.wl.w4 ' ..... n t II.
8 30 a meeting will be held in the kah lw will meet tt the lodge I , quarteriy board of admlnlstr,. ! College m Vancouver. W ash., has R jM j
j...... ik. ..ki ..,;.. hall March 27 at 10:30 a in and c... t.. i u .... returned to his studies fo llouine a w' 1 " r
lum V riluck '''"'"r" "(in Medfurd were ComnVtnder 1 h're w".h ' brother-m-law , ' JJ-
iin iu ur . u, I Ba nh K Avlptwnrth Jnhn J I nnn. anu MSier. mv. ana .urs. l-nu ' '
Elklon Huh School March 26 at
' rp.m-. ,. u .. J. to Elkton
'"" Kvan will convalesce,
parlment lo answer questions and .
explain the subjects taught. At
Rototiller 2
2'i h. p., II" cut
Don Driggars, who attends Clark I hopor blodts
NOW IS THE TIME TO
"ROTOTILL"
llelieslinients will be served fol
lowing the meeting.
379.33
440.20
leuorn. ana wun nis parents, Mr. e.::.j Till..
and Mrs. I. F. Driggar, of Red ""9 Jill"
Hluff, Calif . who have been visiting ! f, " , 26 1 AO Q5
at the Telford home. Unbreokoble tints tvi.lj
The W'SCS of the Methodittl fellow. Clarence R Rartlelt ' ArvtI
Church met at the church for a i R inhn,nn pBPi.. w,kn.;nl. u.-
Eugene Guestt ' potluck luncheon. A business meet- ry Ingling' and Harry G. Rapp.
Mtnilav dinner gtiesis ai me nr- ing louowea ana plans were mane Bartlett was tnstal erl a. iunmr:
ley Marsh home were Mr. and Mrs. , for the annual Easter Tea April 9 i vice commander. I cir :.,.., ,j Mr. fr.A I Chore Moster
Mrs. Olhe Fields. Mr. and Mra. with t fancy work sale. I ; r'r,, Lieutenant and Mrs. Frod-nor
ln'XZ Daughter V
Vlr Mr. SLImrmnn I til in nf r and Mrs Jack Gorman I ink Sl.i I- . i ..mine., ..its. nuoiiu r.msuu, mu
loos Bay were Minuay dinner drove io lorvams nunoay wnere ' .ad
149.50
; Mr. Pattison. He has been sta-
Narta Dprrv all reoiAirA minus .. dpX 1 w k i AlirPRa"
guesl, at the Guy Cuthp home. I they met their daughter, Mrs. C. here, htve'left for Portland to at- i "Z k... Ji Lyl I TU VY CK VU VYCK5
i W. Johnson and infant son, who , lend the annual m,r.,nD
returned to Elkton with them to fnnn at the University of Portland
spend the week. College of Nursing, adjacent to St.
Frances Alhro returned Friday Vincent's Hospital. Aim of the for-
from Newton, Kan., with a new ' um. sponsored by the provate duty
trailer house. ! section of the Oregon Nurses As-
Mr. and Mrs. H H. I.istrud aocittion. is to provide opportuni-
spent last weekend at their home tv fr nurses to learn first - hand
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Can Be Bouahf On Time
With Our No Down Payment
Home Imnrovement Loans
ADDITIONS
Estimated cost of job $2,000
Pay $75.04 for 30 months or
pay $63.88 for 36 montht.
ROOFING
Estimated cost of job $250
Pay $14.96 for 18 montht or
pay $11.47 for 24 months.
FLOOR
COVERING
Estimated cost of job $250
Pay $14.96 for 18 months er
pay $1 1 .47 for 24 months.
DOMESTIC '
WATER SYSTEMS
Estimated cost of lob $500
Pay $22.95 for 24 months er
pay $15.97 for 36 months.
PLUMBING
FIXTURES Vi
cri ! c7i:l! i
Eitirgatcd cost of job At)
Poy $27.53 for 24 months or
pay $19.17 for 36 months.
BUILD A
GAfiAGE
Mtmtrrrty cotf ct job 4?W
Pa $32.12 tpr 24 mvotris ot
poy $22.36 Sir 36 morahs.
HOUSE PAINTING
Estimated cost of job $400
Pay $18.36 for 24 months ar
poy $12.78 for 36 montht.
Gerretsen Building Supply Co.
533 S. E. Oak Ave.
Phone OR 2-2636
21" Reo Mower
until their recent
Aar,"ie: ". ?.h' ";e!urn-i 21" Huffy Mower
prior to being joined here by IX ! .' Clin," IQl'1 Selt-prepeliod. 2'i
Fove. Thev will on to Fort liwis I ' 1 V ' 4 ' ""' - -
Wash. April 12. Huffy Electric 21" Reo Mower
I 1 s h. p. e lactric motor A 93 2 h.e... 4 cycle motor AQ95
V Unbr.akobl crank. W
m Elkton. Mr. Listrud is now em
ployed in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W.
Franck. formerly from Hillshoro.
have recenlly moved into the Clyde
Rydell house. Thev have three
i children. Bill, a junior in high
about new trends in nursing.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hinklo,
Springfield: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sin
yard, Redding; Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Harrison and Iris Ann, Sea
side; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Harri-
school: Juilv. in the third grade. ! ' '!"' ?".". viyaie. urtms
ami Charlmt. u,nj 0ri. i rtsa: .r. ana airs, uavia narri-
Thornton Rules On Voter
Pamphlet Material
SALEM I Voters' pamphlet
statements for and against Su
preme Court Justice George Ross
man, which were filed March 11,
should be included in the pam
phlet. Atty. Gen. Robert Y. Thorn
ton ruled Wednesday.
The filing period for candidates
in the primary election closed
March 7, but Thornton ruled that
the 1957 Legislature extended the
deadline for filing pamphlet ma
terial four days beyond that deadline.
son, Kavrene and David Lee. I'ki
ah, Calif.; Mr. and -Mrs. Phillip
Harrison and Micnaei of Long
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alspaugh,
have returned to their home at
i .Myrtle Creek after four weeks va
' cationing. They visited their son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Ernest, and family, in San
Francisco, and another son-in-law
and daughter, Captain and Mrs.
Bruce Ameshury. and family, in
Roswell. N. M. They spent 11 days
touring New Mexico and enjoved
going through the Carlsbad Cav
erns. They joined the fun train
of Laughlin Tours to the Mardi
21" Cut, Other models
Beach, and the Rev. and Mrs. Loyd , Gras in New Orleans The tnnr in.
Hinkle were weekend guests re-1 eluded many places of interest in
cently at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Harrison. They came to
celebrate the golden wedding anni
versary of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Harrison.
Vanguard 1 Just Sour
Grapefruit To Russians
and around New Orleans, Juarez
across the Mexican border. El
Paso, Texas and other points of
interest. Mrs. Alspaugh is a sister
of Mrs. H. B. Carter of this citv.
Unbreakable crank.
haft.
184" i
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BUY WHERE YOU SHARE IN THE SAVINGS
PHONE OR 2-2683
S.E. Washington at S.P. Track
Roseburg, Oregon
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STOP PARK SHOP
FARM BUREAU EXCHANGE
WASHINGTON 1 As far as
the Communist press and radio
are concerned. Vanguard I is just
t sour grapefruit-sized satellite.
The Navy's successful launch
ing of its tiny test moon is being
reported behind the Iron Curtain.
But the reports from Moscow.
Painina a nil nthar fnmmitrtiut
tine of the statements, filed by , piac emphasize Vanguard's past
Bryan (.oodenough. Salem attor-' fa,Ures. Thev give short shrift to
tiey, supports Rossman s candi-1 ,he vanguard's success last Mon
dacy. lhe other, by Mrs. Bertha day
Gatchcll, t'.ervan. opposes Ross- f ht Communist East German re
man on the ground of his age. prt started out with the words
Rossman is 73 years old. "After several abortive attempts.
Rossman's opponent it Jason ..."
Lee. Salem attorney. 1 It pooh-poohed the size of the
The state Elections Division said test satellite, saying Vanguard I
it it unusual for statements to be 1 was "jocularly described as a
filed by persons who are not can- grapefruit by the Americans
diates. themselves."
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N. Stephens at Garden Valley Rd.
DIAL OR 3 5566
Stora Hoart A I 1 0 I eft I I "
Closing Out Sale!
EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD!
A I k
Men's b" Work Shoes Boy's Stretchie Sox
High Quality Star Brand c
5qq 39c Values Li
iV While They Last
A I I Is
Men's 6" Safety Toe Men's Nylon Reinforced
SHOES AND OXFORDS WOOL SOCKS
HY-TEST BRAND. CONTAINING GOAT HAIR
6Q0 89c Value 59
7J BE SURE TO SEE THESE
V nn j n J
Wt wish to tikt thit opportunity to thank our patrons for tha
fin rtsponst) to our closing out salt. Tha regrets expressed that
wo art closing art most gratifying. You have macit only a small j
dent in this hug stock of mtrchandiso so it will still pay you to
shop this tale for your footwear needs.
LOOK KIDS " '
FREE BALLOONS Sorry! All Sales Final . . .
Just for comin, in tnd teeing xchanges Refunds.
Ht exi Friday tnd Saturday. w
PETERSEN'S SHOE STORE
826 S. E. Cass Just Behind Douglas County StaU Bank Roseburg, Oregon
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