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I 0 O Community News Briefs e Mr. and Mn. W. 0. Kelsey of this city have been enjoying the last two weeks In Phoenix, Ariz. Jack Ryan of Lebanon spent the weekend here as a guest at the home of Kir. and Mrs. Jack Davis and family on Azalea Drive. Carl Davis of Portland came to Roseburg Sunday to take his wife and children, Jerry and Jan ell, back home with him. They had spent the week of spring vacation here Visiting Mrs. Davis' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummins, and family. save money on insurance DEAL DIRECT WITH mutb for CASH QUICK! B0UTFIRE 1 ( I ALL your J V insurance needs FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP CLARENCE DISTRICT 1602 S. E. Stephens Gordon Smith of Lockwood Mo tors left Monday for San Francisco to attend a Ford meeting. R. A. Brigs, who has logging operations in Alturas, Calif., has arrived here to spend several days at his home. Mr. and Mrs. James Maddox of Fort Lewis, Wash., were weekend visitors at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Adams on Fowler St. Maddox, who is an optometrist in the Army is being transferred to the medical center at Stockton, Calif., from Madigan Hospital at Fort Lewis.' J& FARMERS YV X INSURANCE X You enjoy many advantages by doing business direct with the Farmers Insurance Group Agent in your district. He's your "home office" fully authorized to supply all your insurance needs. And, most im portant to you, he can handle your claim personally and rush cash direct to you when you have a loss. it costs you less You make substantial savin -without any sacrifice of protection. Despite the lower cost you get unequalled service, for Farmers Insurance Group gives nation wide coverage and has the finest reputa tion for fast, fair payment of claims. COMPARE! Get tbe facts stt bow you can save. Look in phone directory tbt ntamt office of V. DeCAMP MANAGER OR 2-2618 I Mr. and Mrs. Francis Enal. have moved into their new home above the Newton Creek area. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Inman and daughter, Laurel, of this city drove to Springfield Sunday to visit rela tives. Inman is business page edi tor for the News-Review. Bill Neurwrhas resumed his stud ies at University of Oregon, where he is a sophomore, following spring vacation here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Neuner. Jim Robertson, freshman at U. of 0., has returned to his studies following spring vacation here vis iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jarvis Robertson. Louis Vance has returned to his studies at Southern Oregon College at Ashland, following spring vaca tion visiting his mother, Mrs. Ruby Vance. Mrs. Robert Schulie has return ed to her studies at Southern Ore gon College, where she is a sen ior, following spring vacation at her home. Nick Lthrbach has returned to his studies at Oregon State Col lege, following spring vacation here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Lehrbach. Dick Ramberg left Sunday for Eugene to resume his studies at University of Oregon, following the spring vacation here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ram berg. David Forrest has returned to his studies at Oregon State Col lege, following the spring vacation here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Forrest, on SE Kano Street. Pat Redmond, who attends Uni versity of Washington in Seattle, spent a part of his spring vaca tion here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Redmond, and the remainder working in Portland. Miss Marjorie Bowker has re turned to her studies at Oregon State College, following spring va cation here visiting her parents, County Assessor and Mrs. M. C. Bowker. Kenneth L. Carter, formerly of Winston, was recently promoted to staff sergeant in the US Air Force after attending the Non-Commis-sioned Officer Preparatory Acad emy of Langlcy Air Force Base, where he received the highest aca demic award of his class. Kenneth and his wife and son have been at Cape Charles Air Force Base, Vir ginia, for the last year and a half, where he is an electronics techni cian. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Carter of Winston. Mrs. Carter is the former Donna Gcddes of Winston. Does your car have its moody days, when it grumbles and sulks? That may be just its way of telling you it needs the expert attention your Shell dealer is trained to give. He understands the many small details which add up to fine performance in whatever kind of car you own. It may pay you also to give your car a taste of Super Shell gasoline with TCP additive. With Super Shell you'll discover how smooth your car can run - how far you can go on a gallon. Trademark for Shell'! unique gasoline additive. Gasoline containing TCP is covered hy U.S. Patent 2889212. O Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hass are, back at their home in RosAurg, dis spent the weekend and Mon following two weeks vacationing in I day in Portland attending the Beau- Palm Springs, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Briggt of Powers spent the weekend here visiting (heir parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Briggs and Mr. and Mrs. Neel Simpson. Loren Olson has returned to Ore gon State College to resume his studies, following spring vacation here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Olson. Miss Susy Lea, student at South ern Oregon College at Ashland, has returned to her studies, following spring vacation here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P M. Lee. Mrs. Blanch Cacy has left for Sacramento, Calif., where she was called by the illness of ber daughter-in-law, Mrs. Harold Cacy, who is ill of pneumonia. Mrs. Leonard Barga left Sunday for her home in Reedsport, fol lowing a few days here at the home of her mother, Mrs. Anna Neureiter. Tom Lindell has returned to his studies at Stanford, following the week of spring vacation here visit ing his parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Lindell. Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Atwood of this city visited in Eugene over the weekend with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Ranney Howerton, and family. Ranney has been in a body cast since suffer ing injuries in a skiing accident several weeks ago. He expects to have the cast removed the latter part of this week and will then be in a wheel chair for a time. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carsteni, accompanied by Mrs. Marion Wood and Mrs. Jane Stephens, went to Coos Bay Saturday, where Mrs. Carstens was installed Princess Zu leima of Zulcima Nile Temple and Doris ray of Coos Bay was in stalled Queen of the Temple. Also goin? over for the installation cere monies were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Halvorson of Sutherlin and Mrs. Paul Newman Sr. of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Carstens enjoyed a trip to the Lloyd and Ruth Claver ranch at Coquille before teturning home. The Claver ranch was written up in the Western Horseman. The Ciavers were formerly of this city and later moved to Coquille to en ter the theatre business. They still own the theatre and drive-in the atre at CoquUle. Mrs. Wood re mained at the Claver home for a longer visit. She is a sister of Mrs. Claver. Mrs. Stephens remained in Coos Bay to spend a few more days visiting friends before returning here. Ethal Odtrklrk nH nvrn An. ucian s iraae bnow. Lo Becklty of Mount Vernon, Wash., is spending a week here visiting relatives and friends. He and his brother, Lynn Beckley of wis ciiy, pian io leave later mis week for San Francisco to attend to business. Leo is a former resi dent of this city. Only One Car Can 4 gpgw r?p ihgpfll : It's Rambler sfikmD$M)in)JIV& Here are the facts: The Rambler American Deluxe 2-Door Sedan above saves you at least $117 over other economy cars the 4-door model saves you at least $130 based on com Phyllis Holtaan, Andy Fautheree and Ralph McWilliams enjoyed Sunday at Hcceta Beach near Flor ence. Mr. and Mrs. Harri W. Booth, Mrs. M. J. Newland and Mrs. Paul H. Helweg are back at their homes in Laurelwood, following several days visiting in Portland. Bill Evans of Portland came to Roseburg to spend the weekend visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Evans Sr. and to take his wife, the former Nancy Bell, and their small daughter, Kathy, back home with him. Mrs. Evans and Kathy spent the last week here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell. parison of advertised delivered prices. Save more on gns, on upkeep, on resale value. Room for a family of six. Easiest parking. See your ' Rambler dealer. 'MinufictuWl tuictittd dillvifid pi let It Klnolhi, Whconiln, tor 1-Door Dlluil Optwul tgulpminl, itib Ind lecil Um, Hinr.tiUI. nut ui Mt-ivriOHiiiT ti iKiinuDit"-uei 11 usiwis fit ma at UTNE BROS., 267 Tuet., Mar. 29, 1960 The Newt-Review, Roteburg, Ore. 7 Mrs. J. B. Preston is reported improved, after being ill for the last week of influenza 4 her home at 108 W. Hazel St. Bob Fias has returned to his studies at Stanford, following spring vacation here visiting his mother, Mrs. Harry F. LcBeau, and Mr. LeBeau. Mrs. Cliff Thomas of Portland has arrived here to spend a few days with her husband and to make ar rangements for moving the family here after school closes. Thomas is manager of the Pacific Tele phone and Telegraph Co. here. Be Lowest Priced ! Save at least 205 Sidin. New 100-Inch wheslbase Rambler American Station Wagon at least $205 lass than any wagon produced by I ha lour olhar major U.S. car makers accoidini to manufacturers' suggested delivered pricei. chamkii N. E, Jackson, Roseburg Jamas Hall left Sunday for Cor valiis to resume his studies at Oregon Stato Colltfe, following spring vacation week here visit ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. HaU. RUG CLEANING 9x12 Only 8.64 Size Including Tickup and Dtlivery RHOADS Cleaning Service Phone OR 2-1096 (Behind Richie's Drive-ln N. Stephen.) IS I' 1 J
