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u Tt,. n.wr.vi.w, RobUr9, or..-Fri., April is, i960! f)rrApnft Orient Celebrate 1960 Easter Simultaneously this new DODGE SWEPTLINE Take five minutes to compare Dodge with all other pick-ups in payload, performance, economy, style ond sofety. Then osk for our money-saving "Take 5" deal! BARCUS MOTORS, Inc. CHRYSLER, IMPERIAL, DODGE, SIMCA Nf STEPHENS AT GARDEN VALLEY BLVD OR J-5564 WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi dent Eisenhower's nomination of Sig Unander to the Federal Mari lime Board was approved Wed nesday by the Senate Commerce Committee. Unander rosifined as Oregon slate treasurer to accept the nomination. Tht onswers to everyday insurance problems By Roy 0. Young & Son QUESTION: Will Residence and Outside Theft insurance cover theft of a dog if you con prove he wos actually stolen? ANSWER: No. Animals and birds are specifically excluded from thot coverage. . If you'll address your own Insur ance questions to this office, we'll try to give you the correct answers ond there will be no charge or obligation of any kind, Roy 0. Young & Son INSURANCE Dial OR 3-6671 733 S. E. Cast Street ROSEBURG, OREGON JFRUSALKM, Jordan Section (AP) The story of the Crucifix ion was recited beside an empty tomb in Jerusalem this Good Friday m the babel of ancient and long-dead languages widely spok en at the time of Christ. Each of the old liturgical lan guages represents a Christian community with jealously guard ed traditional rights in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Normally, Oriental and Western churches have Faster at different times because of calendar differ ences but this year they celebrate Faster together. This mean) there must be care ful planning a ltd split-second tim ing of services in, the church to avoid friction. it an orthodox priest lights i lamp belonging to Armenians near riot will follow. The feeling is so strong on these points that the various rights have been written into interna tional treaties. One such dispute in Bethlehem was a contributing cause to the outbreak of the Crimean War. The first language used in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre Good Friday ' morning was the Science Fair At Oakland Exhibits Draw Large Crowd Latin tongu upoken by Roman c ...-;,- uhn ttnod beside the ; -r, HflfiarpH "Surelv this was the Son of God. Koman latnoucs xauinru ... " to hold an early service. By 9 30 a. m. the Latins had to make way for the Greek Orth odox, whose liturgy embodies Greek spoken by the Apostle Paul and most educaled persons in New Testament times. i. kA oftpmivin the language of Pharaohs and the language spoken bv cnnsi mingiea wm-n the Syrians and Egyptians both held a burial service at the Holy Sepulchre almost simultaneously. In their liturgy, the Syrian ACCIDENT OR BREAKDOWN YOU NEED TOWING OR AMBULANCE And THE CHOICE IS YOURS! You con coll whom you wont TO , . and wt hopo you'll coll ut. WALT'S For prompt, rolioblo sorvico at roalonoblo pricet, , Towing Ambulance Radiator Repair Owned and Operated by Walt Warkins 487 N. E. Winchester Phone OR 2-2652 By EDITH DUNN A large crowd of persons attend ed the recent science fair at Wash ington School gym in Oakland, at which a number of primary and upper grade exhibits were shown. Those students winning awards were Daniel Stroop. Tom Alp, Shel don Spague, Billy Hambrick, Vicky Crites, Deana Copeland, David Fickes. Tim Alp, Terry Spencer, Dayl Stephens, Douglas Moore, Pat Barnett, Stephen Alsup, 'I remain Spencer, Laurel Spencer and Lin da Stearns, all first grade stu dents; Leola Horn, Victoria Cope land, Susan Hohnson, Dwight Bar nett, Joan Cantwell, Lennes Han sen, Teresa Smith, lla May uiueu Recipe Buffet, Plant Sale Planned At Glide The Glide Community Club is holding a recipe buffet starting at 11:30 April 20 at the Glide Com munity Building, in conjunction with a plant sale sponsored by the North Umpqua Garden-Club. Members and guests attending the buffet are requested to bring a prepared dish of their favorite recipe with a copy of that recipe. Typists will assist in copying the recipes, reports Mrs. Arthur Sel by, correspondent. A small fee will be charged for a serving from a prepared recipe. Coffee will be provided by t h e club. For further information on the recipe buffet call Mrs. Lincoln Kennaday at GYpsy 6-3360. In re gard to the plant sale call Mrs. Harry Young at GYpsy 6-32T1 for more information. and Danny Watkins, all second graders; Sarah Sorenson, a third grade student; Tom Ocumpaugh and Francisca Inda, fourth grad ers; and Joanne Manning, a sev enth grade student. Officors Elected New officers for the coming year were elected at a recent meeting of the Umpqua Home Extension Unit. Those elected were: Mrs. Evelyn Karlinger, chairman; Mrs. Olive Koozer. vice chairman; and Mrs. Lola Haines, secretary-treasurer. A demonstration on "Meals on a Budget" was presented by Mr?. Harvey Timm and Mrs. Tom Sut ton. Members of the unit helped prepare tne meal. A report on Scotland was given by Mrs. James Archer, ACWW chairman. Scotland is the country being studied this year. It was reported that the unit's donation for an Oregon State Col lege scholarship has been paid. Plans were made for a landscap ing exhibit at the Spring Festival in Roseburg April 21. Announce ment that the chaplain from the Children's Farm Home in Corval lis will speak at the Oakland Church of Christ Sunday at 2:30 p.m., was made. It was also an nounced that a program on social security will be sponsored by the Riverside unit April 19. The May meeting will be a dem onstration on "Outdoor Meals,'1 to be presented by Mrs. Lola Haines, Mrs. Evelyn Karlinger and Mrs. Grace Crouch. Place and time will be announced later. ROGER'S TUNE-UP SHOP Opposite Vet't Entrance Juit Off Harvard Ave. 625 W. Wharton St. OR 2-4021 FAST SERVICE ON Automotive Tuno Up Carburotori Generators Rebuilt OBrokes Relined Lubricotio YOU CAN DEPEND ON USI K. Falls Jury Chosen To Hear Murder Trial KLAMATH FALLS (AP) A jury was selected Wednesday to hear the first degree murder trial of William Olen Gairson, 40, a cattle feeder, who is accused of killing 11-month-old Gary Lee Bur- sik last Dec. 17 by beating the baby's head against the floor. 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