6 Tht) Newt-Review, Roteburj, Ore. Wed., July 31, 1963
FRIDAY 8:00 PM
BANK NIGHT
$250.00
OPEN SEVEN DAYS
9 AM to 9 PM
'ear
She Wants A Rebate!
By ABIGAIL VANBUREN
DEAR ABBY: I married on the
rebound and it didn't work out.
. Now I find that 1 have fallen in
love with another man, and I tee
. no reason why I should spend the
rest of my uie irappea in a love
less marriage. We have no chll
"dren. The other man hat never
been married. Should I just pack
and leave? Or should I tell my
husband what I have In mind?
He ausDecta nothing. When he finds
me gone I suppose it will hurt
him, but I uitnK, in me long run,
it would be kinder. What do you
think? Don't try to talk me into
staying with my husband. My mind
is made up.
LEAVING FOR LOVE
DEAR LEAVING: Aren't you
mistaking "cowardice" tor kind
ni? Don't lust "pack and leave."
Till your husband what your in
tentions are.
DEAR ABBY: My parents are
nn this health food kick. Can you
imagine anything more depressing
than going to the refrigerator and
seeing nothing but yogurt, honey,
sugarless jells and dietetic soft
drlntcsi mere is nouiing m mo
house but wheat germ, toy bread
.-,1 .trim ntlllr 1 IrnAUl ll' ftlin.
posed to be "healthy." but I can't
seem 10 develop a ias;e mr una
kind of food. Can you help me?
SICK OF HEALTH FOOD
DEAR SICKl Perhaps If you un
dtrstood more about health food,
and why It hat become te popu-
l. u ilawslAa m "taste" tor
.. It. 'Ask your parents to give yeu
a little "food" for thought.
. dear ABBY: I love my hut'
band and would do anything in
' the world for him. but oh. Abby
his motherl She Is 63, Intelligent
- and in excellent health, but she
doesn't know what to do with her-
self. She calls me every day to
"go shopping" with her. Now I
wouldn't mind "shopping" with
her if the would only nuy some
thing. Wa have snent hours shop
ping for dresses, hatt, shoet, and
' furniture, and she has never
bought a thing. When the clerks
,see us coming they run and hide
in the back room. U't very numm
atlnff.
" I can't refuse to go shopping
with her, but It Is such a ridiculous
waste of time, I am disgusted.
Couple Held In Jail
Tell Intentions To Wed
EASTLAND. Tex. (UPI) - Bill
Splawn, 40, and the 37 -year -old
woman who, with only a few
stitches on, helped him escape
from an Idaho jail, want to get
married.
" The woman It Mrs. Millie Jones
'She and Snlawn were arrested re-
cently in Lewlaton, Idaho, and
. held for Texaa authorities, wno
- wanted them on a charge of rob-
blng a grocery In Ranger, Tex.,
March 8.
Several dayt ago Mrs. Jones,
' with only her pantlet on, slugged a
"jailer with a bar of soap in a
shirt sleeve and freed Splawn.
-They fled into the street.
They confronted motorist who
was so shocked by Mrs. Jones'
lack of clothes that he abandoned
hit car and fled. They drove Into
the country where Mrs. Jones
dressed herself by burglarizing a
farmhouse.
They were captured 24 hours
later. Sheriff Lee Horn and
Ranger Earl Stewart later return
ed them to Eastland. Splawn
said he will plead guilty to the
grocery store robbery but he de
nied that Mra. Jonet had anything
to do with it. Ha admitted she
drove the getaway car, however
Mrs. Jones tald they plan an
Informal wedding. If there It one,
It probably will be held In the
Eastland County Jail.
Firm' Earning Up
TACOMA (UPI) Woyerhacusor
Co. earnings during the first six
months of this year totaled 18,
995.000. an Increase of 2 oer cent
over earnings for the first half
of 1962, company officials said
Tuesday.
Earnings per share were 85
cents for both periods.
lost thus lictKil TO laivit
In
ROLF'S PREFERRED
INSURANCE
tu rm turn, imiiimitt iiimtit
3t S. I. Stoehtes 71-I1e
AMANN'S
SERVICE
fob
NORTH UMPQUA HWY.-GLIDE
Gas O Diesel O Lubrication
Tires fir Tune-Up
TREMENDOUS POTENTIAL
1c Gal. on Gas
INV. APPROX. $5,000
She it wearing me out. What
should I do?
WORN OUT
DEAR WORN: Instead of help.
Ing her kill time, show nor how
to use time constructively. The
Rod Cress, tier own church auxil
larv and countless worthwhile vol
unteer groups need women with
her energy. And she needs tmem
even more.
DEA3 ABBY: To "Young Moth
er" re the stolen grape. I wish I
knew your name so I could be
sure you never brought your child
to my nouse. unee a cmid, wno
thought a small object would nev
er be missed, visited me and it
cost me $130. Children don't know
values. If you let them take one
grape from a grocery store, pretty
soon they graduate to candy bars,
magazines, and so on. Remember
that when the police arrive, Moth
er.
MRS. W. W. S.
Everybody has a problem.
What's youro? For a personal re
ply, write to Abby, Box 3385, Bev
erly Hills, Calit. Enclose a stamp
ed, self-addressed envelope.
For Abby't booklet. "How To
Havb A Lovely Weddli.g," tend 50c
to Abby, Box 8365, Beverly Hills,
Calif.
Tenmile Fire Dept.
Sets Benefit Social
The Tenmile Volunteer Fire De
partment met Friday at the home
of Fire Chief Ted Benedict and
made final plans for the Ice cream
social to be held as a benefit for
the department. Date was set for
Sunday, Aug. 4, from 3 to 9 p.m.
at the park on the K. D. Lockwood
ranch in Tenmile. According to
Mrs. Walter Coats, correspondent,
those attending should turn off
Heston Hoad at the Lockwood
Road sign and follow markers
which will be erected.
Tickets are now on sale at Ten-
mile business establishments and
at Winston and will also be avail
able at the park Sunday. Ticket
holders will be eligible for door
prizes and three drawings will be
held, Mra. Coats said.
Caket and pies for the social will
be donated and those who cannot
attend and still with to donate
may call Mrs. Don Hinch Jr., Mrs.
Lyndon Lengele or the Tenmile
Store for pickup.
Out-Off-Staters Visit
Canyonvilfe Family
By BETH CHAPPILL
Weekend guests at the Arthur
Thompson home in Canyonville
were Mrs. Thompsons parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dickinson of
Minneapolis. Minn.: her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Er
mine King, also of Minneapolis;
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Merrill and
daughter, Doris, of Aberdeen,
Wash.; and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Hanson of Iis Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brent of
Springfield, Missouri have been
guests at the C. J. Brent home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bront and their
son and his wlfo, tho Ronald Brentt
plan to attend their daughter Car
olyn's wedding to Marvin Jones In
Modesto, Calif., August 2.
Coos Leaders Preview
Weyerhaeuser Plant
coos bay rtipn wvr.
haeuser Co. Tuesday gave commu
nity leaders and ncwa media rep
resentative! a previow of wnat it
billed as the nation's newest high
speed, automated forest products
plant.
Manager Howard Hunt tald the
plant hero will begin production
early next month with 150 em
ployes. Ho said tho plant cost
more than S5 million and will nro-
duce 100 million square feet of
.J s men plywood annually.
Ultimate plana call for 300 em
ployes and a production of more
than 200 million square feet, he
tald.
Plywood superintendent Bert
Hammond said the main features
of the plant nro Improved lathe
design, an automatic gradtng line
hlflh anted rtarkanlnff. a cnmhlna.
Hon high speed sawing and sand
ing line and a 36 opening hot
press, tho largest In the industry.
FLYING "A"
STATION
LEASE
Vi c Diesel
GROSS $75,000 b UP
U.S.D.A.
CHOICE
BEEF from
NEBERGALL
U.S.D.A.
CHOICE
from NEBERGALL
LARGE SLICERS
GREAT ON HAMBURGERS!!
FRESH PEACHES
EARLY ELBERTA
FREESTONE!!!
FOR EASY DESSERT!
Tl fc?c
. L ru . .
DELICIOUS
ROASTING
EARS!!!
IK
Vw Vlj
funnel!
BONELESS ROLLED
CHUCK ROAST
U.S.D.A. 1 l
CHOICE
from NEIERG ALL
COFFEE
HAMB. BUNS
POT. CHIPS
BUBBLE
PORK & BEANS
DILL PICKLES
RIPE OLIVES
BRIQUETS -
Luncheon Meat
PEPPER
LESLIE SALT
r ' I I I II
0
FOLGER'S
10-oz. Inst.
V u
I
(of
Z-J Lb.
I
1
H0LSUM
PKG
LAY'S TWIN PACK
WITH MAIL-IN COUPON
Made by Frito
UP
Vi Qt. Regular
or Sugar-Free
plus deposit
DUNDEE
2'j cant
CLIFCHAR
ave Plenty
SCHILLING 4
26-oi.
L 1 yr-?
nlF"
CHUCK STREAK
fi m4Sp
I IvJ I i&p
A NATURAL FOR THAT
GROUND
I 4 &im$imufi
t 1 mKr COc
"- v U.S.D.A. CHOICE from NEBERGALL
t,,.? ,b $1 1Q
.$1.19 can I. I (J
6 "i 49'
3163'
33'
DUNDEE
22-oi. jar
19
NEEDMOR
15-oi. eon
c
10 - 39
c
MAJESTY Q r"
- do
29'
10'
ox. can
pkg.
U.S.D.A.
CHOICE
BEEF from
NEBERGALL
COOKING OUTING!!!
SO LEAN!
SO JUICY!
SO TASTY!
MEDFORD
PEACHES
I heavy syrup
No. 2V2 cans
GSANT
FINER
IV73HEE
chuck
3:85'
FOOD)