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ture o (lie giant liner Oriana, being iuilt at Barrow-in-Fur.
iiess, Eng.,' is designed to provide more space above the decks,
NOW IS THE TIME
to
RE-ROOF and RE PAINT
JOHNS-MANVILLE
ROOFING
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PAINTS
Complete Stocks . .. Estimates
Monthly Payments As Low As
$10 PER MONTH
GERRETSEN
BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY
Flegel Bldg. . Odell St. , OR 2-2636
One block Off Diamond Lake Blvd.
Family Mores From Florida To Reside In Garden Valley
By ADDIE SCHEIDER
Mr. and Mrs. John Denton and
son, Robert, have rented the Ken
neth Mead home in Garden Valley
after returning to this area from
Jupiter, Fla. '
They sold their home in Florida
and have now moved near his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Denton.
The Kenneth Meads have purchas
ed the Clyde Palm home of Brozio
Rd. ,
Pons, Others Attend Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Ton of Gar
don Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Curliss
Byrd of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Slrilzke and children,
Chris, Debbie and Nicky of Ri""rs
dalen and Nancy Clare of Glen
dale attended a recent weeiieim
family reunion at San Jose, Calif.
Mrs: Stritzke and Nancy Clare ex
tended their visit for a week.
Lyle Bostwick drove to Portland
to bring his daughter, Mrs. Ed
Coxon, and her daughters, Jane
and Ruth, of Homer, Mich., to Gar
den Valley for a visit. While here
they attended the rodeo and visited
other scenic spots of the area. The
Bostwicks took the visitors to Red
mond to meet a friend and return
to Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunn and
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N SWIM OF FASHION One way to model summer sun and beach hats
is to provide water background. These chorus girls at a I.as Vegas, Nev., hotel are. from
left: Jackie Fleming from England; Felicia Atkins of Australia and Joy Blaine of V. S.
TKur., June 30, 1960 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 11
children, Bruce, Paul, David,
Joyce, Carol and Nancy attended !
the California Oregon Power Co. !
picnic at Ashland. They returned
to Grants Pass and traveled to ;
Cresent City. Calif. They camned 1
overnight at the Elk Creek Forest
Service camp in California. They
returned to Garden Valley by way
of Brookings, Reedsport and Drain.
making frequent stops to play on'
the beaches. I
Meeting Attended j
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schmidt and '
their grandson, Roger Fielding, at- j
tended a fellowship meeting of the
California Evangelistic Churches
of the Northwest in Salem recently, j
Roger will go to Raymond, Wash., ;
with Carl and Jewel Schmidt to
visit; The latter couple recently
took over the paslorial, duties of a
church in Raymond.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Feilding
and sons, Ronnie and Russell, mo
tored to Creswell to visit relatives
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. C.. M. Hatfield
were in Eugene to attend a stale
conference of the Church of the
Latter-day Saints.
Utah Accident Kills
Seaside Grandfather
SNOWVILLE,- Utah. (AP) A
car and truck collided near here 1
Wednesday night, killing Ralph
H. Newman, 62, of Seaside, C".
Also injured were Newman's
wife and their two grandchildren,
Danile Newman, 10. and Shelly
Newman, 7, both of Vancouver,
Wash. They suffered cuts and
bruises.
The accident occurred on a sec
tion of highway being repaired
near this Northwestern Utah
town.
Police said the driver of tho
truck, George Bishop of Jerome,
Idaho, was not injured.
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Attacking Insects ;
May Face Trouble
SPOKANE"(AP) Cone-attack- !
ing insects may soon; face new ;
troubles. . : ', ' ! i
Norman E.' Johnson Centralia,
a Weyerhaeuser Co. entomologist,
disclosed a possible new way of
fighting the forest pest in an ad
dress to the Pacific. Entomological
Society Wednesday.,
Rugs have got smart and devel-1
dped resistance to once highly
effective insecticides, he said. j
There is also a best, or optimum, j
time for the insect to launch his ,
destructive attack on the cones,
he continued. .
So insect scientists are experi
menting with growth regulators, to
upset the cones', growing cycle, he
explained. It might put the insects
off schedule and off their feed.
The society's 44th annual three
day meeting wound up Thursday.
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When you see these prices, you won't believe your eyes : . . but
these shoes must go! We wilt NOT carry these (hoes over! When
a cold, wet spring slows sojes, you get the bargains . . . AND,
you will find a larger than usual stock and a better, than usual
selection! , .............. . . i
: Sanders has slashed prices! If he stood on his head, he couldn't
mark them any lower. But,, with a heavy inventory and slow
spring, what else could be done? Hurry to Sanders! He blames
this low price festival on the heat but what excuse can you use
for mining this sale? . ,' , (. ',. i ,,
Women's Dress
FLATS
White, beige, black patent straws,
leathers and limns. Sizes 4'
t 10.
2',-4"
Reg. 4.95 to 7.95
SPOTLIGHT SPECIAL.
Women's & Children's
Heels, Flats, Oxfords, in fact whatever we could find, Bro-
, ken sixes and styles, but it will pay. you to be early.
SALE SHOES MAY BE
PUT ON LAY-AWAY
Women's Canvas
CASUALS
Completely waihable. Piinti and
colon. S and M width r. Sizei 5
to 10.
$
2.91
Values to 4.95
CHILDREN'S SIZES 2.91
' THIS ISN'T
STEALING
BUT IT'S THE
NEXT THING
TO IT!
CHILDREN'S
Play and. Dress
SHOES
All leothtr, composition, soles. In
fonts'- slits -thru muses' sti 3
$
Values to 6.95
OPEN FRIDAY
UNTIL 9 P.M.
Children's School
OXFORDS
Broken sites. Buy. now for fall
otd start of icKool. K
$4.91
Values to 8.95
PURSES
To carry home the
savings!
ALL WHITES
AND BEIGES
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