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Lookingglass Youth
Group Holds Meet
Th newly organized Youth
Temperance Council of Looking
glass met recently with the coun
selor, Mrs. Fred Soulhwick for dis
cussion of several of th group'
activities.
The council will make a study of
two text books, "It's Smarter Not
To Drink" and "Don't Let Smok
ing Kill You."
The youths mado posters which
with other literature, will be dis
tributed in observance of Youth
Temperance Education Week re
cently announced for the state by
Gov. Hatfield.
Officers for the group include
JoAnn Settles, president; Gloria
Wright, vice president; Given
jsieng, corresponding secretary;
Shirley Jones, treasurer; Judy Gil
lette, recording secretary; and Car
olyn Fowler, song leader.
New members joining the group
at their last meeting were Doug
las White, Jimmie Hudson, Jack
Gillette and Danny Jones.
The YTC is a subsidiary of the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union and the members will assist
in temperance education being con
ducted through the Loyal Temper
ance Legion for the children of
this area.
1 1 Roseburg Students
On Milo Academy Roll
Of the 75 young people on Milo
Academy's spring mid - semester
honor roll, 11 were from Roseburg.
They are Ronnie Age, Lynda
Cook, Bud Dickerson, Jim Gregg,'
Teresa Hansen. Cheri Hutson, Lyn
etta Kruse, Kenneth McFarland
Jr., Bernie Paulson, Anita Person
and Bert Pearson.
Graduation exercises are sched
nled for the weekend of May 27 to
29. with a consecration service
Friday evening and the presenta
tion of diplomas Sunday.
Yoncalla Trio
Honored By Band
Gene "Mill. Earleyne Davis and
Mary Thompson from Yoncalla
High School were honored recently
when they were chosen to play in
the Utiipitu Valley League Honor
Band.
Gaylon Bledsoe, music supervi
sor, conducted a musical selection
from "The King and I." Eight
bands were represented and each
music supervisor directed one number.
Tony Fritz Adjudged
Milo Academy Winner
In recent American Temper
ance Society sponsored oration con
test at Milo Academy, Tony Fritz
was judged winner of first prize
and sent to the state Academy at
Caldwell, Idaho for the regional!.
Fritz won fourth place in the re
gional. Milo also conducted a temper
ance jingle contest in which Ken
neth McFarland Jr., of Roseburg
won bom first and second prizes.
GIRLS STATE REP. PICKED
Sherry White, a junior at Doug
las High School, has been selected
as a representative to Girls State
by the Women's Auxiliary of the
American Legion in Roseburg.
Sherry White, who is 16, is sec
retary of the student council, a
varsity cheerleader, and historian
of the DHS Pep Club. Sherry was
chosen on citizenship, scholarship.
character and community activi
ties.
Girls State will be held at Wil
tamette University in Salem, June
1319. Sherry is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. White of Win
ston.
Visitation Day j
Planned For !
Cascade College
"Cascade Day." the annual vis-
itation day for high school seniors,
w ill be held at Cascade College in j
Portland, Oregon, on Saturday,
May 14. . I
Tha activities will begin at S
a.m. with registration in the chap
el, and will include a free dinner, I
a lour of the campus, class visi
tation, an address by President
Edison Hahegger, and a program
featuring the departments of the
college, softball in the park (as
visiting seniors participate with
Cascadians), and the feature of
the day: our School Play, "The
Bi? Fisherman."
The purpose of this day is to
acauaint high school seniors with
Cascade College. A special invi
tation is given to those interested
in an interdenominational Chris
tian institution of higher learning.
Cascade, a fully accredited liberal
arts college, is located at 705 North
Killingsworth Street, Portland if,
Oregon.
Queen Introduced
At C6A Function
May Queen, Gladys Lake, and
her Maid of Honor, Jean Exum.
were introduced to Canyonville Bi
ble Academy young people and pa
trons at Sunday afternoon's Mel
ody Hour in the auditorium.
The Queen's court, with repre
sentatives from all CBA classes,
presented a background of driils
to point up the introductions. The
queen will be officially crowned
during the Spring Festival and
honor night celebration Thursday,
May 19.
Following the Melody Hour, the
Queen and her court were honored
at dinner in the dining hall with
decorations of lavender and sil
ver, the senior class colors, point
ing up the May Day theme of the
occasion. I
Roseburg OSC Student ,
To Appear In Reading
Ellis Vance. Roseburg, will take
nart in ihf- S,-utlim Clrpznn f'nl-
lege presentation of a reading the-'
aler production of George Bernard
Shaw's "Arms and the Man."
The show will be presented Fri
day and Saturday evenings, May
13 and 14.
This is the first reading produc
tion presented by the group al
though they have appeared in a
number of one-act plays for special
performances.
Glide High Holds
Roll Election
Glide High Student Body held an
election recently for members of
the Rally Squad for 1960-61.
Pal Henry, a junior, won the cov
eted spot as Yell Queen. Other
members of the squad are. Glen
da Kettleman, Sandy Andrus, Sher
on Polley, Mardel Teater and Don
na Weaver.
EVENTS CHANGED
The Elkton High School junior
senior prom and banquet have
heen changed from May 14 to
May 13. The banquet will be in
the high school (gym at 7 p.m.
The date was changed due to a
conflicting track meet in Roseburg
May 14, reports Mrs, Wade Hen
derer, correspondent.
VEHICLES TO BE SOLD
SALEM (AP) Sixty used pas
senger cars and 27 trucks will be
sold at auction Saturday by the
Oregon Department of Finance
and Administration.
The auction will begin at 11
mission office in Portland.
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COTTON TWEED
34x50" RUG
1.77
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Non-skid back.
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JACKETS
1.77
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elastic at waist 6-18.
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BADMINTON
SET
4.99
Reg. 5.98
Savt on famous set!
You get 4 rackets, 2
plastic shuttlecocks,
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book ... in handy
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EASY ROLLING
CHAISE LOUNGE
16.97
Regularly $29.95
Superbly comfortable with fine
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red or green florals. Tubular
aluminum frame, large wheels-
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WASH CLOTHS
Solid color or striped
turkish wash cloths.
12 x 12"
Choice
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98c
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Extra seats at f m
extra savings! A IOr
Heavy vinvl;
tubular steel I 9 7
legs. 4 colors.
Keg, 2,66 a.
CHENILLE BEDSPREADS
Irregulars with tiny imperfections
that won't affect appearance or wear.
Exciting selection, all thick, lush cot
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2 for
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Limited Sires
TRAINING PANTS
4-1
Infants' S.M.L., XL
PLASTIC PANTS
488'
Ladies' Sites 5-10
RAYON PANTIES
497'
Men's Nylon
STRETCH SOCKS
4 .97'
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LADIES' BRAS 3Z-3B
288'
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Girls' Reg. 1.00
BABY DOLL PJ'i .
88'
13x13", 250-Counr
PICNIC NAPKINS
399'
Reg. 19.95 with
Hood & Motor
24" BRAZIER
13
88
Wide Selection 36"
HOUSE PLANTS
,98
COTTON SHORTS all sixes
Reg. 3.99
RATTAN CHAIRS
2"
BASEMENT BARGAINS!
Wide Selection
TINWARE
367'
Copper Tint
OVENWARE .
77'
All Colors, S-M-L
MEN'S T-SHIRTS
299'
Plastic Shower
CURTAIN SET .
1 57
With Holder . Plat.
SODA GLASSES
469'
Reg. 1.98 8 In. Poly
BOWLING SETS
1 66
$1 Value -14-ln. Poly
DUMP TRUCK ;
77
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BIG VALUE COOLER
What a comfort bargain! And note-
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big blower wheel gives high veloc
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27 lbs. Ting in anywhere.
1988
Reg. 29.95
Wicker
PICNIC BASKET.
,98
32-Pc. Engraved
HOSTESS SET
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Reg. 6.98 PARAKEET
CAGE & BIRD
1 77
Silicon Ironing
PAD & COVER SET .
87'
Reg. 1.29 Adjust.
TROUSER CREASER
299'
Reg. 1.98 18x20"
CHAISE PILLOWS .
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Reg. 1.98 Decorated
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36" 100 COMBED
COTTON
Printed sateen in dreis J7f :
lengths. Reg. fo 79c yd. O C
BEDFORD CORD
COTTONS
Wide selection, solids. 43" wide.
lengths to 10 yds. tf ' '
98c values yd. 0 C ''
UNBLEACHED
MUSLIN
Short lengths lo 3 yds. First
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CHENILLE BCUCLE
PANELS
While, ipice, pink, gold, aqua.
beige, 4Ux8 i . r I r t c quality.
1.37
washabl
Rpq I 99
Ladies
Dusters
CARE-FREE
COTTONS
1 98
WASH 'N' WEAR
BABY DOLL PJ'S
44
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jamas in easy care cot
tons, little or no ironinir.
Pin ikrtx. cbeclcs, stripse
and florals.
Save $10.00!
CRIB AND
MATTRESS
29.95
Reg. 39.95
SPECIAL! 6-yoar panel crib
with drop side, adjustable spring,
teefhing rails, toe lock. Flastic-
covered inncrspring mattress.
6-FOOT NATURAL
BAMBOO ROLL-UPS
Cool and smart ... . easy to clean
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Natural bamboo matchstri Tt&vp
blinds are smart and cool for sum
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Outside peel, ou.'weors all others
4x4 1 29 86 . 2 69
56 19 96 3.29
6x6 1 98 10x6 3 69
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Handsome stroller with everT fea-
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or Steel chassis with durable blue
body, large 1" easy-roll wheels,
jrrcy tires, hand brake, footrest.
iA 1214x13x13. Pushy height 35J2"
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Imported
Sandals
U.57
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Your favorite casual styles
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Cushion insoles, leather
outaolm. Whilrt or bone.
Sizrn 5-10,10-3.
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SHIRTS
For boy, in
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Full cut cotton knit tr-
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