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OPINION DEFERRED WASHINGTON UH The Su . prem. Court ended its opinion session Monday without ruling on the public ichool raco segregation issue. The next opinion session will be AprC 26. Elgarose Family Kin To Visit Soon By THELMA HANSON Word was received by Jfrs. John Tinker last week that her parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Quick Shrimp Cocktail raw Tastes just right with BLUE PLATE . Canned Shrimp Wirt plump, rosy-pink Blue Plato Shrimp onlyour pantry shelf, you 11 never run out of ideas for quick, tempting dishes. hy their just-caught flavor In spicy shrimp cocktails. Add to soups, salads, casseroles attractive and delicious. Servo on toast with cheese sauce. A meal In minutes! Blue Plate Shrimp come from the sunny Gulf of Mexico home water, for nature's best-tatting shrimp. Enjoy their sea-fresh flavor often. Ready to eat No peeling. No waste. Stwi It ( 1 wto.U, raw ihrtm. Searle, of Freedom, Okla., left their home Wednesday enroute to Elgarose to visit the Tinkers. Mrs. Hunter III Mrs. Els a Hunter of Elsarose has been confined to Mercy Hos pital. She has been reported quite ill, but is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Backlund and Mrs. Edna Sjogren, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Walker and children to Butte Falls on a trip to visit Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Back lund and daughter. Mrs. Albert Cromwell spent a few 'days at Curtain, where her husband and John and Dwight Tinker and Lee McKnight are do ing some logging. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Tinker have returned to their borne after Visit ing with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Tink er, at Napa, Calif. To Move Soon Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter of Cleveland Hill will move to their new home in Elgarose in the near future. They will live at the piace lormeny occupied oy Mr. and Mrs. George Pankoy Mrs. Hunter is the former Shirley Pan key, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Pankey of Cleveland Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Dompsey of Los Angeles, Calif., are visit ing with the former's brother, Rob ert Dompsey. and family of Rose burg. Tommy Dempsey was a for mer resident of Elgarose. Leland, Gary and Jean Sand, children of Mr. and Mrs. David Sand, have been confined at home m mm fW3V V ''' wmmmm . m HI i s i ii m i i if i i m il I T 1 I III J a - No Thlnnng...$tr and Apply I7V 5459al. (Deep Colon $5.69 Gallon) You can do such wonderful things with colors! SUPER (EM-TOflE' the deluxe laltx-base washable wall paint More than a hundred decorator-approved colors, arranged by experts in an almost unlimited number of harmonies ""j ... wonderful ideas for your if home. And so easy with if SUPER KEM-TONE! 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Visiting Here Miss Aura Mar. tin of Oakland is visitinl at the home of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rav Martin. 1312 Hazel St., while her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin, are in Ohio. Guests From Euoeno Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Mead of Eugene spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. McAllister at Dillard. Sunday Mrs. Ruby Hot loway of Sutherlin, sister of Mrs. jncAiiister, was a guest at the lat ter's . home. .... - - - ttcut;fcu vt Cook. U.S. Coast Guards, Alameda, Calif., arrived Saturday for a wee g visn wim ms parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester C. Cook, 802 Marines, Kenneth was employed at the J. Jarvis Robertson Serv ice Station on S. Stephens. Sam Is FtAm A nn r - Alan, weighing seven pounds ten ounces, was born March 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Alan Davidson of Hills- ooro. mr. uaviason, acmetic coajch in tha htuA, anhvl of u11nK..M ... ... U-Q.l b, uuisuutu, (ni.TTIA1.lv VnetllaA In DnBnK.mw HI. a paternal grandparents are Mr. and Valley. Attend Weddina Mr. nnd Mrs. L. W. McClintock. Mr. and Mrs. I.. K. Wimber v. Mrs. J. E. McClintock and Mrs. Marie Hou lik of Roseburg went to Porthnd for the wedding Sunday of Mrs. J. E. McClintock's grandson, Tom McunniocK, ana patty Joyce Ken nelley. Tom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John McCJintock of Portland. formerly of this city. Guests From Maryland Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Wimer and daughter, Joan Lee, arrived here Thursday from their home in Sil ver bprings, Md., for a three-week vacation. Mr. 'Wimer. a formeT Roseburg resident, worked for the News-Review before moving to the east. He is now employed by the credit union division of the FDIC in Washington, D. C. Mrs. rVimer was Freda Thomason before her marriage. They are . visiting her mother. Mrs. T. W. Thomason. and his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. ana Mrs. Everett w. wimer, ana son, Barney, wno is i car rier for the News-Review.' Tues. Apr. 13, 1954 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Azalea Area Car Accident Victim Back In School By ILA QUIRKS Rkhard Chambers Is back in school again after an automobile accident some time back. The car went over the bank after hitting a slick spot on a curve on the Cow Creek Road- near the Art Fisher home. The curve has been the scene of several other acci dents in the past. Chambers had several stitches taken over his left eye. Road Work Done The county road crew has fin. Ished the work of cutting down the rock Doint near th Tnmt nla.A The work took out the curve which sruwcu uuwn irucm witn logs on a small hill. Mr. and Mr. Wnnonr1 Rimlrna and Mrs. E. 0. Adams of Red mono, cousin 01 ivennetn Hopkins, attondpd flu fitnprnl nt Finn unn kins rtt OnlclnnTl Inct wAnlr TtTr. Jennie Cinnamon of Napa, Calif.! n o p k i n s granamomer, and George Carter of Eureka, also at. tended the funeral. Mrs. Cinnamon will visit at the home of her son, Kenneth Hopkins, and wife Is uaiuana tor a lew weeks. Auction Scheduled For Olympic Timber OLYMPIA (fl More than five million board feet of timber in the Duckabush watershed of the Ohm. pic National Forest will be offered to the highest bidder at an auction at the Quilcene Ranger Station May 11. Forest supervisor M. u. Bruce announced Monday. The timber, virtually all Douglas fir, will be offered for not less than $80,905. all week with the measles. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmauist and son, Jon, of Eugene, visited last weekend with Mr. and idrs. C. R. Holmquist of Elgarose and Mr. and Mrs. John Ulrich of Rose burg. Dennis Sjogren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sjogren, is confined at home with the mumps. Roy Howard Is home from his stay of a month in the Veterans Hospital at Roseburg. He is much improved in neaiwi. Mrs. Edna Gaedecke of Seattle Wash., has been visitine friends and relatives in this part of the county tor some time. Dine Successful The souare dance nartv for rue young folks of District 127 was success. According to reports, quite a few young people and adults stayed until nearly 1 a.m. Refreshments were served to the guests by the PTA of the Gales- ville school. Quite a few logging trucks are hauling logs from Upper Cow Creek. There is a lot of traffic on the road for this time of vear. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Janter of Areata, uaut.t were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson recently. The Azalea Garden dub will hold Its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Esther Dirros with Mrs. Leta McCollum as co-host ess. The group plans to attend the flower show at Jerome Prair- ,crtser U for Every 0fl ALWAYS FRESH AND DELICIOUS ASSORTED ' CHOCOLATES 1 2im.'2 CREAM EGGS Fresh, delicious creom centers.. .Vanilla, Straw berry and Coconut, ' 50and85 854 box pictured . t i . .. '" -le, near Grants Pass this week. Mr. and Mrs, ' John Feldmiller had as guests for dinner last week. Mr. and Mrs. James Croff and Mrs. Pearl Miller. The occasion was the 57th wedding anniversary of the Feldmillers. CANNERYMAN DIES ,. ' - V THE DALLES ' m Funeral services will be held here Tuesday for Arthur Seiifcrt, one of three ' brothers, associated in operation of the Seufert Brothers Co.V Seuferl, 75, died in a hospital Friday after a long illness. Roseburg, Oregon Phone 3-5553 WEDNESDAY WINNERS SALE - PRICED ONE DAY ONLY ; Reg.:l4.?8 :!:f I Women's Corduroy f . , . V RAINCOATS J Reg. 109.00 5-Pc. Chrome Dinette Set $89.88 FRUIT AND NUT EGG Delicious cream, nut and fruit cen ter dipped In milk chocolate. . Reg 2.98 f Cotton Crepe it Night Gown ??' 2$Z,00jj Roseburg Pharmacy 241 North Jackson Dial 3-3415 PRETTY PATENTS FOR YOUR LITTLE LADY'S EASTER PARADE featured at 9 e 5 These Buster Brown patents we so pretty and so comfortable . . . and they fit like footprint. That's because they're styled over Live-Foot Lasts, modeled over the active feet of youngsters. 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