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Local I News Wed., Oct. 18, 1961 The News Review, Roseburg, Ort. 5 pf: r Oft :D ; T WW V- - V Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Teer of this city enjoyed the weekend at Gold Beach. Mn. Oicar Revell his returned to Roseburg, following a few days in Portland on business. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barcus have returned to their home here, fol lowing a stay in r or Hand attend ing to business. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Mictlli are hark at their home in Rosehurg, following a couple of days m Tort land attending to business. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rineharf, re turned Sunday from a successful weekend deer hunt in Eastern Ore gon, both filling their tags. Omecron Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma will meet Saturdav, Oct. 21, at 9:30 a m. at the Piano Roll Inn. The program topic will be "Exploring New Trends in Art." Mrs. Bernice Hansen. Mrs. Car rie Yingst of Kan Jose and Miss Marie Lucas of l.oma Linda, Calif, were recent visitors here at the home of Mrs. M. E. Groshong at 373 W. Chapman St. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Young are back at their home in Reno, Nev ada, following a stay in Roseburg at the home of the former's moth er, Mrs. A. J. Young, while she was in Wisconsin visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Dorla Rhodes, Mrs. Gail VanDoren and Mis. Dolly Carter of the Episcopal Church at Rid dle assisted with the American Red Cross monthly birthday party ami the Volunteer Services department at the VA Hospital Monday. Mrs. Carl M. Teague of this city is enjoying an extended vacation in Minnesota to be near her son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morris, and small daughter, Dana. Morris is playing with the Vikings, football team. Fred Bernau, attorney at law. attended a homecoming dinner of the Sunnyside Masonic Lodge m fortland Thursday with his father Fred J. Bernau, who was one of the founder's of Sunnyside Lodge His uncle. Dr. James Huddleson, also attended the affair with them Chapter Bl, PEO Sisterhood, will hold a rummage sale Friday. Oct. 20, beginning at 8 a.m. at the form er 88c store on SE Jackson St. in stead of at the Rosehurg Woman's Club as previously planned. The change in the place was made he cause the Woman's Club is being remodeled at this time. Dave Damen of Portland was in Roseburg Saturday to visit rela tives and attend to business mat ters. On his return, he was ac companied by his brother-in-law, Barney Kilkenny, who visited brief ly at the Damon Dome and return ed home in company with his mother, Mrs. J. B. Kilkenny. Mrs. Kilkenny had spent a week in Port land with the Damons, helping in the care of her new granddaugh ter, Mary Jill Damon. Mrs. Florence Groshong of Har vard Avenue Drugs spent several days in Portland last week. While in the city she attended the Helena Rubinstein class held at the Ben son Hotel from 9 a m. to 5:30 p.m. Oct. 13. The class was con ducted by Mrs. Bette Madden North, West sales representative and instructor for the Madame Hel ena Rubinstein cosmetic line. There were SO women in the class Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson. Mrs. J. A. Colbrunn. Mrs. Charles O. Bailey and Mrs. Hall Seely. of Roseburg, and Mrs. Carl Ellis Mrs. Frank Buell, Mrs. Jack Mor gan. Mrs. Levi Swinford and Mrs. Robert Reagles of ljookingglass. drove to Cottage Grove Friday to attend the meeting of the Oregon Division of the American Cancer Society held at Village Green More than 200 attended the meet ing. Nathan Stitwig, assistant chief in the procurement and supply de partment of the V. S. Weather Bureau in Washington D C, has been granted a full time scholar ship by the Weather Rureau for a year of graduate study in public administration at the George Wash ington University in Washington D C. Nathan is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Stiewig of this city and was graduated from Rosehurg High School and University of Ore gon. Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Driver and children. Tim. Mark, Matthew. Susan, David and Nancy, have re turned home after a recent trip hv car to Fort Wayne, Ind , and Chicago. HI. Dr. Driver attended the American College of Surgeons meeting in Chicago while Mrs. Driver and Tim. Mark and Mat thew saw the sights of the city The three ynunger children stayed in Fort Wayne with their paternal and maternal grandparents. The Driver family was gone for l' days. I Mits Judy Glens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Glenz of ,V18 W Maple St.. Rosehurg, was initiated1 into Kappa Delta sorority Fn-1 dav, Oct. 13. Kappa'Delta, a social sorority for women, was founded, at Longwood College, Farmville. Va . Oct. 23. 1SS7. It has now grown ' to more than Sfl.noO women in 100 college chapters and 320 alumnae oi sanitations. Through Kappa Del ta. college women have oppor tunities in leadership training, so cial training and social adjustment They also have the opportunity to t learn co-operation between coileje women in preparation for a full aoeial life after being graduated. 1 ! f ". , 0 - eje " " "'""''nwmaiiiiMeeeii Shell reveals the risks you may be taking when you put in anti-freeze yourself-and challenges any anti-freeze to better this ironclad Shellzone guarantee: rarlLtflf , We're not trying to scare you. If you really want to save a dollar or two by putting in your own anti freeze this winter, there's a good chance you won't have any troubles. Etit Shell experts think)ou ought to hww the risks ion may he taking so that jou can weigh the pros and cons jor jotirsr. Firvt, the risk of leakage. Do-it-yourselfers often assume that a 100 per cent irn-trriigfit cooling system is 100 per cent safe for anti freeze. A natural enough assumption. But it happens to be wrong. 1 lore's why. Virtually all major brands of ami frcce have lower surface tension than water.! here fore thev can sometimes seep out through tinv holes and cracks that seem absolutely lcakproof when you've got plain water in your cooling system. Free cooling system check Your Shell serviceman knows all about the leakage problem. So he ihecks your cooling system for poten tial leaks before he puts in any ami f rrce. 1 1 is check tip is free. And thorough. I Ie checks hoscs,c!amps,p!ugs(drain cocks.watcr pump, , - 13 n mm 1. All-winter protection to any temperature you specify -down to 62 E below zero. 2. Free refills, if needed any time this winter, at any Shell station in the U. S. or Canada. radiator. Eleven points in all, including every connection. The overdose danger I lore's another assumption many do-it-yourselfers make. They assume it's a good idea to put in extra anti-frcce-just to play safe. No harm in that-up to a point. But did you know thai loo mtic'i permanent type anti freeze can have the same effect as loo Jittc? That's because neatly every permanent ami frci e consists almost entirely of ethylene glycol, a chemical that behaves in a rather interesting way. I lore's what happens as you add more and more cthvlene glycol to water. At first, just as vou'd cvpect, the freezing point of the mix ture gies down, down. down. But eventually, if vou keep adding anti freeze, an astonishing chemical phenomenon takes place. The freez ing point begins to enmc back up! lj ) mi ircrc to fill ) our radiator with noth ing hut eth) lene gh col, you'd he protected vn lnurr than ol'oid 41T ahove zero while the vghl cmnhination of Shclhone and uater can jwotcit )ou to minus f2'F. Your Shell dealer gives sou exactly the right amount of She'Izone ami freeze to protect you 4'.:. .:- -: -. N V Vv down to the temperature you specify. I Ic even includes the water capacity of your heater in his calculations. (That's a little point that do it yoursclfcrs often overlook.) After he puts ami freeze in the radiator, your Shell man double-checks his job with a hydrometer. That's the way he can be abso lutely sure you have the protection you need. Ironclad Shcll.one guarantee Finally, he fills out the Shellzone guarantee and hands it to you. I Ie can give you this ironclad guarantee be cause he knows the job's been done right. And because Shellzone is a powerfully effective ami freeze, w ith potent additives that prevent rust, corrosion, scale formation and foaming. I Ierc's the guarantee you get: Shell guarantees Shellzone to protect your car against freezing all winter long, to any temperature you specify down to 62" F. below zero. Shell guarantees to give you free relills this winter if, for any reason, the protec tion you originally specify is reduced. Guarantee good until April I, 1062, at any Shell station in the U.S. or Canada. Shell guarantees that Shellzone will not V'" ''e' ; clog cooling system passages, will not damage aluminum or any other metal or rubber parts of cooling system, and will prevent formation of any new rust. Shell challenges any ami freeze regardless" of price to better this guarantee. Why not drive in to your Shell station now, before the frost gets on the pumpkin? You'll avoid the last-minute rush. And if there should be an early cold snap, you'll avoid a bit of worry, too. Al Shell, 1997 scientists are working to make your car go hetter and hcttcr -4 1 e
