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14 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore Frl., June 3, 1960 LOCKWOOD'S OUT THEY GO?? NEVER UNDERSOLD! WEEKEND SPECIAL '52 PONTIAC Station Wagon, Clean vinyl upholstery. Very good fishing' wagon. $398 WEEKEND SPECIAL '52 CADILLAC Coupe DeVille, Fine car at an extra lew price, $478 ICC ZfOt cvl fordor, std. transmission &A011 33 TUKU Economy plus. $849 value 070 IF1 EHDft Cuslom fordor, Ford-o-matic, IOfi 30 rUKU R&H, ready for the road. .. 470 ICO CftDn Custom tudor, Ford-o-matic tOOQ JA rUIU Radio and heater $470 ICA rAnn V-8, custom tudor, overdrive. 54 rUKU Extra ceon $070 FORD " Custom Ranch Wagon, Golden yellow with 33 rUixU green interior, tOOO 30,000 miles. Very special at 3770 ICM FHRD V" Customline Sedan, Ford-o-matic, R & H, Orig J't TMnU jnal green paint. Upholstery AOft like new. No scratches pr dents, . , )00 ICf CnPn -8 Ronch Wagon, Ford-o-matic, Radio, ilOOQ 31 rUIy smorr 0 ton finish, Weekend special price? ' w 'O ICO EnPn De' "' Wagon, Fordomatic, R&H, Fine 70Q JO rUftlS populor wagon, Reduced to $1998 ?l70 'CO CflRn vl- Custom '300' tudor. Standard shift, R&H, J I rVIIS Mileage getter, ' tlQOQ Economy priced for T ? I 70 '52 CHEVR0IET Deluxe sedan' Powerglide, R&H, Smart Jtm VllfcwriVLSI twotone paint. New covers, New nnn recaps, motor reconditioned. Now only :.. 4070 '54 f HEVRfll FT Del Rav Club cUDe' Powerglide, r&h, Jt VilEVIYULEI New paint; New caps, Clear vinyl tLOO upholstery. Runs like a charm ' ?07O "d fWFVRfilFT Bel Air Tudr Powerglide, Clean, beouti J WntlWLtl fu upholstery. Mirrorlike paint, it COO Mechanically tops. Super special value yj70 '55 CHEVROLET 6 cy1, '2I0' sedan' Br'9ht ,wotne n J J VIIIVIVUUI point, clean as a pin inside, tfQOQ powerglide transmission, real good looking sdn. Extra value ?770 ,e,1 fHFVRniFT 6 cvl- '210' sedan, standard shift, R&H, WlkVIWfctl Economy combined with tOOO good looks, extra nice Inside 407O '14 fHFVRfilFT '2'0' ,udor wilh Pwcrglide, R&H, Good Jt inCVIWLEI looking twotone green, white- tCOQ wall tires, motor smooth os a top. Special value priced .... T J'O "ik f HFVRHI FT V"8' Bolair sedon- Powerglide, shiny light JW VnKVIVULCI green point. Smort vinyl inside (tlflOQ trim, quiet, smooth running. A very nice cor. Reduced to T w0 '1ft f HFVPfll FT 6 'Vl. Yoeman station wagon, Beautiful "u ntlWLtl brown metallic finish with AQQ motching Interior, low mileage. Extra fine wgn, std. shift. 4 I 070 '51 PflNTIAf" Chieftain deluxe fordor, Hydra., R&H, 1 wl 1 ,MV" A real transportation value for .... HO Cr DHKITIAr Chieftain 4 dr. sedan, standard trans. oIQ 33 rUNIIAk R&H, priced way below value at .... H00 lKA MFPniDY Hardtop Sportsman Tudor. Overdrive, &J A r 3 ItlUVlURI R&H, Original. Paint, Extra Sharp $ll3 '50 PONTIAC Sedan, ready to go $198 'V) AinCMnRIIF '88' sedan- Hydramolic, R&H, New J I. VLIJIIIVIDILE pointi New covers, Motor re- tfOIQ conditioned, Special weekend value yOtO '51 OLDSMOBILE '88" Fordor, ready to run .... $145 '57 D1flTn Firedome Hardtop Sedan, Low mileage, Power rf 1dVSIU Steering, Power Brakes. This was 417O0 wifes car in a two car family 3170 '19 RIHDf sPecial fordor, Dynoflow, R&H, one tOOQ JL DUIUV OVVnCr, extra fine older car 70 'H Rlliri Special tudor, a good clcon and (tlVIO JO DUIIIV serviceable older car $040 '57 VOLKSWAGEN ngar $1198 '1A D I If If Special Hardtop sedan, blue-and while 11 00 W DUIV.IV 2-lone, equip, looded. Smart, extra fine. $ ' I 70 'IT XKClhTT Sedan, Just came out of the shop. 00 JO rAUlAKU Runs pertectj ooks fl00d $J4o '52 PAfHARn Ha'd'op coupe, one owner local business I MVIMIli man's wjes cari Tlrc, 7i?j( rea, QC value. Smooth os silk $i7J '53 MERCURY hSTk :. $498 '56 MFRfllRY Custom ludor, sharp all red wilh beaulilul "U-nVnl twotone gray and black interior. (tirtOO Mercomatic, radio, very fine, ulliuclive Meicuiy .plUVO ''Jl IWFPniDY Hardtop, coupe, Mercomatic, , Power Steering, llIVVUIl R&H, All vinyl delude trim. Whilewall tires. It's a beauty, light green wilh white top. Motor (AQQ reconditioned. Value plus $770 'S1! PIYM01ITU Belvedere sedon, std. trons., R&H, J rillllUUin It you're looking for a real value &LQO In transpoitation $070 '53 DODGE Sedan, Automatic transmission. ., $348 ''57 rSftnftF Custom Rovol Sedan, Powerflite drive, Power UVUVL steering, R&H, Smort gold and white tlAOfl twotone paint. A, real value. $1070 MANY LATE MODEL CARS NOT LISTED -- Lock wood Motors Corner Rojo and Oak Srs. 1430 South Eoir Stopheni J ; OR 3-6334 OR 2-1441 Community Mews Briefs Bill Neighbor! of West Coast Building Supply in Roseburg, spent Wednesday in bugene on business. j Al Brown, of The First National j Bank of Roseburg, was ill a couple of days this week at his home. Mn. Helen Wynegar returned : Monday night from Longview, Wash., where she visited relatives during the past wqek. Mrs. L. W. Riley of this city spent Wednesday in Corvallis visit ing her sori-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Williams, and baby son. Mrs. David Kesner went to Eu gene Tuesday to appear on the KVAL Bev Green show in behalf of the Merely Players in Rose i burg. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Linton of Corvallis visited here over the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, H. Williams, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Langley and children, Linda and Lcnnie, left by car today, bound for Boston, Mass., to visit with Mrs. Lang ley's mothor, Mrs. Mary DiMauro, and other relatives. Leonard Lang Icy will return in three weeks to his work at Round Prairie Lumber Co. The others will stay in the East for three months. Mrs. Lyl Fenner, the former Helen White, and sons will move from Portland to Roseburg June 10 to join Mr. Fenner, manager of KQEN radio station. The Fenncrs have leased Dr. E. W. Carter's home on W. Elizabeth Street to reside. Mrs. Fenner is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford White of this city and is a sister of Mrs. Ray Puckett. Mist Ethel Van Voorst, daughter of Mrs. S. W. VanVoorst and tne late Air. Van Voorst of Roseburg, has arrived in Seoul, Korea, where she will be stationed by the Red Cross. Miss Van Voorst recently resigned as an airline stewardess for Bonanza Airlines to accept the overseas assignment wilh the American Red Cross. En route to Seoul, she enjoyed several days touring Japan. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ruckle and children, Palti, 10; Johnny, 9, and Jeannie, 7, who came to Roseburg last fall for the tormer to mum the Sevenlh-dav Adventist Church on Garden Valley Boulevard, have left to go to Fairbanks, Alaska, where Ruckle will supervise the building of a two-story structure to house the Adventist School and provide living quarters for Ihe teachers of the school. It will also serve for worship services until a church is built. Alost of the work will be done by volunteers under Ruckle's supervision. He expects to be there two months. The fam ily expects to visit places of in terest, in Canada and Alaska. In Ruckle's absence, his brother, Her bert, of San Francisco, will live in Hie Ruckle home on Fisher Road and will finish the Roseburg Ad ventist Church. His wife and 13- year-old son, Jimmy, came to Roseburg wilh mm. Tne Ben Ruck le family expects to be back in Roseburg about Aug. 1. Recent visitors in the Roseburs area who have attended Sabbath services in the local Seventh-day Adventist Church have included: Paul Wilson, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Merrit Crookcr, Canyonville; Mrs. Marvilla Back. Rapid Cily, S.D.; N. N. Davis, Crescent City, Calif.; Mrs. Isabelle Kendall, Azu sa, Calif.; Mrs. E. J. Borton, Wal la Walla. Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wells, Myrtle Point; Mrs. Waller Shaw and Carol Whitlaw, Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Bousekamp and Mrs. Ruth Campbell, Dayton, Ore.; Dr. C. B. Ashlon, Globe, Ariz.; Mi's. Mae Betschart, Cedro Wooley. Wash.; F. W. Brown, Eu reka, Calif.; Mrs. William Hash, Pasco. Wash.; George Snavcly, Mcrridian, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. E. W. "Bud" Seebcrg and son, Hal Murray, and daughter, Wendy Glen, of Salinas, Calif.: Lyle Blos som, Redwood Cily, Caul.; Mrs. Allen Chclhs and Karen and Gene, Scatllc: Mr. and Mrs. Athen Slawson, Sulhcrlin; Herbert Ruck le, San Francisco; Airs. Eleanor l.awson and Sandy and Jerry, Lake Tahoe, Calif., and Mrs. Edith Carter, College Place, Wash. Mrs. William McLaughlin of this city spent Wednesday in Eugene on business. Walt Jacobson of Mcdford was in Roseburg this week attending to business, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bellows and family were weekend houseguesls of Air. and Mrs. S. H. Wingfield Jr. in Eugene. Mrs. Richard L. (Jean) Thomp son has resigned her work with the Douglas County Library. Her place has been filled by Airs. El eanor Fraback. Ray W. Bigger Jr., of Tidewater Oil Co., Portland, formerly area supervisor with headquarters in Roseburg, spent Wednesday here attending to business. Karl Thiele has returned to Port land after spending the holiday weekend here visiting his parents, Air. and Mrs. Perry Thiele, and other relatives and friends. Bruce Cameron is spending the week here visiting his uncle and aunt, Air. and Mrs. Emil Ramberg, while his parents, Air. and Airs. W. C. Cameron, and their daugh ter and son, Janice and Robbie, move from Tillamook to Salem to reside. The Cameron family spent the holiday weekend here at the Ramberg home. Dr. and Mrs. John Haskins, who own a residence on Maple Street in Roseburg, expect to return here I in a few weeks to make their home. Dr. Haskins, who was man ager of the Roseburg VA Hospital for several years, has been in Portland the last few years. The Haskins have a daughter, Airs. Lee Hargis, who makes her home here wilh her family. j Mr. and Mrs. Bill Starnes en-' joyed a trip to San Francisco over : tne Memorial weekend to celebrate ; the latter's birthday. They visited Fisherman's Wharf, the Fairmont I Hotel, Cliff House, Golden Gate ! Park, Chinatown and report they j especially enjoyed the cable car3. ! They returned home Sunday and j stopped over in Aledford for a few hours. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jones of ; Salem visited Saturday evening and Sunday at the home of Mrs. AI. E. Groshong at 373 W. Chapman. Jones is a cousin of Mrs. Gro shong. Mr. and Airs. Jones also visited at the home of Air. and Airs. John Jones, Air. and Airs. Rex. Jones and Air. and Mrs. Gil bert Wallers while in Roseburg. They returned to their home in Sa lem Sunday evening, Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Rolfsness went to Portland Friday night to attend the wedding of the latter's niece, Aliss Robert Rueck, daugh- i ter of Air. and Mrs. John Rueck. While there, they were the house- guests of Mr. and Airs. Raymond Rueck, brother and sister-in-law of Airs. Rolfsness. They enjoyed sail ing on the Columbia River during their stay. They returned to Rose burg Sunday night, stopping at Scholls to visit Mrs. Rolfsness par ents, Air. and Airs. George Rueck. Mr. and Mrs. John Dettwiler and children, David, Alarjorie, Carl and Jerry, of Cornelius, Ore., were surprise guests of Air. and Mrs. Elmer Hitchman over the- week end. Mrs. Dettwiler had lived with the Hitchmans in Seaside, Ore., while taking the ninth grade work in the church school there with Airs. Hitchman as her. teacher. Her mother was a student in the church school at Hopewell, Ore., while Mrs. Hitchman was principal and teacher there. The Dettwiler. were on their way to Alilo Acad emy to attend the graudalion ex ercises. A relative of Dettwiler was graduated. From there they plan ned a leisurely trip to Loma Lin da, Calif., to atlend graduation, at which time Airs. Detlwilcr's brother, Harvey Heidingcr, will be graduated from the College of Aled ical Evangelists, the Seventh-day Adventist medical training center. They planned a slop over in Yo semite National Park and a trip to San Diego, as well as to other points of interest. They will return via Arcala, Calif., to atlend grad uation exercises of the college Ihere, at which lime Dctlwiler's sister, Airs, Ted Beacraft, will be graduated. Mr, end Mrs. Bob Raines have leased the Kenneth Swain home at 166S NW Evans Avenue. Jack Arenz, of Arenz Construc tion Co., Portland, was a business visitor Here tnis week. James 0. Metz, of Equitable Sav ings and Loan Association, Aled ford, spent Wednesday and Thurs day here attending to business. Miss Charlotte Hyre, Douglas County bookmobile librarian, spent the Alemorial holiday weekend in Yakima, Wash., visiting Airs. Retta Roberts and Airs. Pearl Brady. Bob Hultnan, who is stationed in Alaine with the U. S. Air Force, is presently home on leave and is vis iting his mother, Airs. Drucilla Hultman. Mrs. M. E. Groshong of the Harv ard Avenue Drugs, attended the Dorothy Gray training school Tues day at the Eugene Hotel held from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. She visited her son-in-law and daughter, Air. and Mrs. Jack Amorde, and fam ily, in Springfield in the evening, after which she returned to her home here in Laurelwood. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Kelsay of this cily went to Klamath Falls Thurs day to atlend to business. Mrs. William Bailey is spending Ihe week in Portland visiting rela tives. ' , David Kesner, owner of the Launching Pad, was in Eugene Tuesday to attend to business in connection with the reopening of his drive-in. Mrs. Clark Leedy, the former Meredith Jenkins, of San Francisco spent the Alemorial weekend here visiting her parents, Air. and Airs. Paul Jenkins, on Stanton Street. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johns of Eugene spent the holiday weekend here visiting Airs. Johns' parents, Air. and Airs. L. V. Tilus, and other relatives. James Parsons, now Brother Jude, OSB of Alt. Angel Abbey, son of Air. and Airs. Russell Par sons of this city, will be in Rose burg Saturday to assist at Father Bonuace Loutz s tirst solemn mgn Mass Sunday morning. Earlier, he will give a short talk at the St. Joseph's Altar Society breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dent of this cily were visitors in Aledford Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Waldon Routltdge ' spent Sunday and Alonday vaca tioning at coastal points. j Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schmidt of Longview, Wash., visited the Clar ence Singers over the weekend, j Dave Damon and Bob Hultman went to Corvallis Wednesday to be the guests of Air. and Airs. Pauli Yundt, and son. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Cook oi this city spent the Memorial week end at Sheridan, Ore., visiting the latter's father. Best Wishes to . THE JERSEY LILLY from FELIX DURAND BUILDING CONTRACTOR 1559 S. E. Hamilton OR 3-5098 Good Luck To THE JUDGE'S Jersey Lilly 0,UR BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS IN YOUR NEW ENTERPRISE. WE ARE PLEASED TO BE ABLE TO SAY WE WERE THE GENERAL CON-TRACTOR LK. CORNWEL L CONTRACTOR Office Rm 215 U.S. Nat l Bank Bldg Phone OR 2-2432 TO THE JUDGE'S Jersey Lilly Sincere Congratulations from 721 S. E. OAK AVE. OR 3-5521 ELECTRICAL LIGHTING AND WIRING CONTRACTORS SUPPLIERS AND INSTALLERS OF ELECTRICAL FIXTURES BEST WISHES TO THE JUDGE'S JERSEY LILLY ON THEIR GRAND OPENING HARRIS PLUMBING & HEATING 1501 S. E. Stephens OR 3-8173 OUR BEST WISHES TO The Judge's Jersey Lilly ONCE AGAIN IT IS OUR PLEASURE TO SAY WE SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED ALL THE REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT TO WIN! and REFRIGERATION Complete Bar and Restaurant Lay-Out and Installation P. 0. BOX 35 ROSEBURG 'OR 2-4392 370 N. E. GARDEN VALLEY BLVD. Tomorrow, Saturday, June 4 TO ' - GHAND L JUDGE'S jj KM V 4 i a -I ML I moil 1 7 OPEN: gyp OP mmo '.ft r i mteamrmn-WamW flow " w IMH. Nostalgic Atmosphere of The Old West YOUR FAVORITE BEVERAGE ON TAP FEATURING 14 VARIETIES OF PIZZA JUDGE B. BURGERS BARBECUED HAM, BEEF, PORK SANDWICHES CORNED BEEF ON RYE SWISS ON RYE LIVERWURST GET IN ON THE DRAWING FOR FREE PIZZA Mon.-Fri. 4:30 PM to 12:30 AM Sol. Noon to 13:43 AM Sun. 1 to 9 PM MINORS' TAKE-OUT WINDOW FOR PIZZA IN REAR OR 2-1911
