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PATRONtZi NIWL REVIEW ASVIITIIUS OPPORTUNITY for beauty operators no investment needed! For lease: New, modern beauty solon, completely equipped for four operators. 800 sq. ft. Ideal opportunity to join friends in your own busi.-tess. Prestige location, street level, downtown Eugene. Rent: $250 mo. (includes water and heating) 925 Pearl, Eugene phone manager, Dl 4-1461 Pythian Sisters Hold Convention District 3 of the Pythian Sisters of Oregon held its annual conven tion Saturday at Bandon. Roseburg members serving on the roster of officers were Mrs. Charles Martin, excellent senior, and Mrs. Hubert Cameron, mem ber of resolutions committee and Roseburg's official representative. Mrs. Wayne MeCauley was elect ed guard for the 1959 district con vention which will be held at Klam ath Falls. District 3 is composed of temples from Roseburg, Bandon, Klamath Falls, Medford and Grants Pass. ROSE PARADE ON TV Television station KPIC-TV, Roseburg, announced today that the Portland Rose Festival Parade will be telecast at 9:45 a.m. Satur day. Aaron Boe, station manager, said the parade would be carried to its conclusion and would result in cancellation of the usual base ball telecast for this week. UNITED FARM AGENCY Announces with pleasure the appointment of Clarence K. Burd oi the UNITED representative at Roseburg and surrounding territory. For over thirty years UNITED FARM AGENCY has served sellers of farms ond other rural real estate, offering the most effective advertising avail able, .UNITED advertises regularly- in newspapers, mag azines, and farm journals throughout the country with a combined circulation in excess of 40,000,000. By listing your property with Mr. Burd, you will have the whole naiton as a potential buyer. When you buy or sell through UNITED, you deal with an organization with a record of nearly third of a century of dependable service. When you want to buy or sell real estate See, Call, or Write UNITED FARM AGENCY Clarence Burd, Representative 1455 S. E. Stephens St., Roseburg, Oregon (Office at residence, on U. S. 99). Phone: ORchard 2-3023. 1 1' I ) A if 'a J . MMiiiMim mi MMwtwriTwrMBrnwii rrttWM" 'wwmwnMrrtTTWHKrfft'nFttTM I Yoncalla High School Reunion Sunday Afternoon Annual homecoming for Yoncalla High School alumni and teachers will be Held this Sunday in the high school gym. A potluck dinner will be served at 1 p.m. A short business meeting and entertainment will follow. All alumni and families are welcome. Coffee and punch will be provided, those attending are asked to bring their own table service. I This year there will be a reunion of classes 1914 through 1919. There are several vacancies in the card files and those attending are re quested to bring a list of class members to the reunion, according to correspondent Mrs. George Edes. Fri. Juno 13, 1958 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3 Hospital News Mtrcy Hospital Admitted Mrs, Gerard Boone, Two Small Plots Sold, 1 Clerk's Records Show Two plots of less than an acre each have been sold by Harry L. and Janet C. Fruffy to Gustof and Lois 1. Schaefer, according to a warranty deed filed Thursday with Charles G. Doerner, county clerk. The property, amounting to some 8 acres, is in Sec. 19, Twp. 26 Ranee 3 V, and sold for about $6,500, according to revenue stamps atiaciied. Harold K. and Clara E. Sellers have deeded to Robert L. and Ethel L. Patterson part of lot 82 in tract 1 of the Roseburg Or chards Co. property for approxi. mately $1,000, as indicated by revenue stamps. A quitclaim deed amounting to less than $100 was transfered to John Donovan by the Stebinger buniDer co. involving a tract m Sec. 36, Twp 20 S, Range 8 W Mtdicali Umpqua. Oischarstd Mrs. Ethel Becker, Mrs.- Cecil Bilyeu, Roseburg; Henry Carson, Glide; Mrs. Ralph Mansuetti, Suth erlin; Nyle Bloss, Canyonville. Douglas Community Hospital Admirt.d Mtdical: Mrs. LeRoy Nelson, Mrs. William McLaughlin, Rose burg: Mrs. Aldred Ayers, Winston. Surgery: David and Michael Fromdahl, Roseburg; Mrs. Lucas l'ryor, Camas Valley. . Discharged Mrs. Walter Shortlidge, M r J. James Gee, Mrs. James Carter, Tena Munoz, Melvin Van Scoyk, Haul Dailey, Mrs. Robert O'Neil, Beatrice Vail, Ervin Herriges, Roseburg; Carlene Kemp, Mrs. Ralph Fish and baby, Lorena Dee, Winston. "T.'."J?"rr LOOK NO FARTHER- Lowest Price Ever Model YG52AP G-E Wafer INSIDE VIEW of the quarter-million-dollar microwave re peater station is seen at top during the inspection tour Thursday conducted for members of Roseburg Rotary Club. Operation of the unit designed to relay and boost signals for three television networks, American Broadcasting Co., Columbia Broadcasting Co. ond National Broadcasting Co., to stations in the Northwest. At bottom, members ore shown having a mountaintop luncheon in o cleared area near the repeater station. (Paul Jenkins) emu i UCtflIC Fast Recovery 10 Year Guarantee 40 Gallon Table Top Model S9B and old water heater Healer H 1 oid Heater Live Better Electrically DON'T DELAY -ACT NOW COPCO BONUS ALLOWANCE Positively Ends Saturday June 14 CARTER TIRE CO. 256 SE Stephens Ph. OR 2-3393 BIRTHS Mercy Hospital BU1E 'To Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Buie, Box 29, Wilbur, June 6, a son, Michael Wayne; weight 7 pounds 14 ounces. - HANSEN To Mr. and Mrs, Walter Hansen, PO Box 12, Glide; June 8, a daughter, Debbie Jean; weight 7 pounds 2V4 ounces. TERMITES Con easily be controlled. Don't be ttompeded into high price treatment. A few dollar! and a little work will take car of these pests. C0EN SUPPLY CO Flood & Mill OR 3-4461 Judge East Frees Man Of Conspiracy Charge PORTLAND (AP) Federal Dis trict Judge William East overrode a jury's verdict Wednesday and freed a San Francisco man of a mail fraud conspiracy charge. Herbert Has, one of nine per sons indicted on conspiracy charges, was the onlv one to be convicted of the count recently His attorney argued that it takes two to conspire and there fore Haas could not be convicted. The judge agreed. Fivo of the men were convicted, however, of mail fraud in connec tion with the sale of dealerships in specialty items such as battery additives. The five are Harding L. Cacy, Santa Rosa, Calif.; Bart Grant, I.os Angeles, Daniel W Campbell, San Francisco; and Sherwin J. Shoen and Clarence Peddicord, both of Portland. Peddicord al ready is serving a 20-ycar Oregon prison sentence for an extortion attempt. mm BEWARE OF IMITATIONS LOOK FOR THi HAPPY U1TU DOO TOPS IN QUALITY! LOW 111 PRICE BEGINNER BALLET CLASSES NOW STARTING AT RALPH PATTERSON'S ROSEBURG SCHOOL OF DANCE 821 S. E. DOUGLAS ORchard 3-3423 . M X CVMa. b- PS FR0M & UP w The first and last word in satisfaction and style for Dad, whether he enjoys active or spectator sports. Short and long sleeve in Drip-Dry Cottons. Chromespun and Cotton. All machine washable. Some Ivy League styles. MENSWEAR MAIN FLOOR The Best Place To Shop After All Inventory reduction WAS . . . NOW m this month only! 4 To balance our inventory for the big summer selling season ahead we're 1 cutting prices as never before. Check these savings. I CITATION 2-DR. HARDTOP v"" "",",lis " "y "ard,"p complete with Iclotouch Drive, power WAS $4571. NOW $3706 !:'i""tr'nB' radi,, h'"tOT " PflRQAID 9 FID UADriTDD Vim save SHi3. on tliis luxurious hard- UUIXOHin L Ut. nnnUlUr p complete with Teleloneh Drive, uit tig vj aw t7l"K power brakes and steering, radio, heat- WAS $4328. NOW JS5J$ ,,r an(, whit(1 sl,(.w:,,5. PACER 4-DR HARDTOP v' 11 1 ils handsome 4- rnii.r t un. nnnuiur (I(10I. conipletB Wllh Tuietouch dhv.. WAS $4038. NOW $33 1 Dial-temp heater, radio and oil filter. RANGER 4-DR. SEDAN ,u . plrte with Duil-temp heater, 303 h p. WAS $3132. jAftA V 8 enuino, airtoam cushions, oil filter, NOW VtJ direction sienals snd earpetin. Pasy terms -up to 36 months. No payments until after July 25. Come in todny. There'll never be a sale like this again. . OPEN TONIGHT 'TILL 9 P.M. L0CKW00D EDSEL SALES, INC. 1410 S. E. STEPHENS ST.
