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MeiAL FOR APRIL ICE CREAM WALIPAPER Lerf est Mlaction in the State ot Oregon WALLPAPER IN STOCK 50c per S. R. DRAPERIES FULLER PAINTS CONTRACT PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES . On y rfacorarlnf problem, consuk) cut L0. 6096 117 So. Stephens St. UJ Look at flu Feature CMUlaltlr t04- Clit imklH U4Uatak a ait. Lw ptntlas . ROSEBURG OR 3-5574 114 N. RoiS. SUTHERLIN- ph. 2988 W. Central Hav your topcoat cleaned and waterproofed at ... "Hrpifticuhrfeopfr CLEANERS 417J4 E. 2nd Ave. S. Phone OR 3-4596 10 DISCOUNT FOR CASH & CARRY UTS Community Ne vs Items Return To California Mrs. Ruth Rust and two children have returned to their home in Eureka, Calif., following a trip to Rose burg to spend a week visiting her mother, Mrs. Esther Young, at the Roseburg Auto Park. Horn On Leave Charles Mer rill, who has been stationed by the U. S. Air Force in Texas, has arrived in Roseburg to spend his leave visiting his mother, after which he will report to the base near Los Angeles for further train ing. Canyonville Honor Students Listed By VIRGINIA PROCTOR Honor students at Canyonville High School are being brought to the attention of the public in two instances this week: First in the local honor roll and second in the National Directory of Honor stu dents in the U.S. 3 Head List Those receiving a straight one average are Bill Pitt, senior, Darla Abel, junior and fat bondenaa, freshman. Those receiving a 1.8 average are Katny ones, Charles f alcon er and JeraWine Bryson, seniors; Anne Daniels. Bonnie Mayfield, Jerry McKenney, Jeannine Martin and Mary Sanford, juniors; Elaine Pankey, Dulca Bailey, Ann Harry, Warren Richards, Bonnie Kingcade, Delia Rust and Cecile Chambers, sophomores; David An tis and Beverly McMurry, fresh man. Receiving honorable mention were Norman Jones, senior; Larry Fuller, Jim Custis and Yvonne Brown, sophomores; Jean Harry and Sharon Ponsonby, freshman. This is the first year the U.S. National Society of honor students has published a directory, but it will be an annual event. Students are chosen for scholarship, achievement and citizenship and the directory includes J'jraldine Bryson, Virginia Huffman, KaHier ine Giles and Bill Pitts, seniors; Carol Brinkworth, sophomore; Pat Sondenaa, freshman; and Darla Abel, Anne Daniels, Bonnie May field and Jeannine Martin, juniors, BIRTHS Douglas Community Hospital TOLMIE To Mr. and Mrs. James Tolmie, 103 4th St., Dillard, April 5, a daughter, Candice Gay; weight seven pounds eight and one-half ounces. WONG To Mr. and Mrs. By ron Wong, XL Court, Sutherlin, April 7, a son, Hicnard Byron; weight six pounds. BEECROFT To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beecroft, 131 N. Pine St., Apt. 2, Roseburg, April 7, a son, Donald George Jr.; weight six pounds six and inree-fourtns ounces. YARBROUGH To Mr. and Mrs. John Yarbrough, 1077 S. Mill ht., Roseburg. April 7. a son. Randy Elmer; weight eight pounds two and one-nan ounces. SANDERSON To . Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sanderson, Rt. 1 Box 123, April 8, a son, Gary Gene; weight ten pounds. GOLDEN To Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Golden, Rt. 1 Box 282, Sutherlin. April 9. a daughter. An- tonia Maria; weight eight pounds. CRIST To Mr. and Mirs. Ross Crist, Rt. 1 Box 33 Castle St., Roseburg. April 10. a daughter. Paula Kay; weight seven pounds four and one-iourtn ounces. JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. Dale Johnson, 4310 N. Stephens St., Roseburg, April 11, a son, Mi chael Lynn; weight eight pounds thirteen and one-half ounces. PARKER To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Parker, 141 Taft Road, Roseburg. April 11. a daughter. Cerese Suzann; weight eight pounds one ounce. BEASLEY To Mr. and Mrs. Onan Beasley, 846 S. Thompson at., Kosemtrz, April 11, a son, Lyle Duane; weight seven pounds ten and one-iounn ounces. on a shoestring Jti Fu,. CCK N CREPE SOUS GAY ESPADRILLE TIES SO MANY WAYSI 3.95 as.. In Dork Blue Black and Red In Portland Mrs. Hattie Guer- in left Monday for Portland to vis it relatives for several days. Her brother-in-law is quite ill in a Portland hospital. In Portland Mr. and Mrs. Roger Reece and son, David, and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Verbeck and son, Sammy, visited recently for several days in Portland with the latter's relatives. .Roturnt To Nebraska Mm. Etta Kellar has returned to her home in Chambers, Neb., follow ing several months spent in Rose burg with her daughter, Mrs. Lynn Hanna. and family and in Spring field with her son and another daughter. Parents Visit Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Subert of Rhinelander, Wis., are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs. A. R. Subert, 1217 Downy St This is the family's second visit to the West Coast They expect to remain for about two weeks. The A. J. Suberts are the parents of A. R. Subert. New Drug Said Addicition Cause SAN FRANCISCO Wl A new kind of drug addiction was de scribed Tuesday by a government medical researcner. The drug is meperidine (trade name Demerol) and is used like morphine to relieve pain. Medical personnel have had a widespread but erroneous belief that meperidine is less habit-forming than other anti-pain drugs, said Dr. Harris Isbell, of the Addiction Research Center operated by the National Institute of Mental HeaMi at Lexington, Ky. His report was read to the Federation of Ameri can Societies for Experimental Bi ology. Although meperidine is only one tenth as effective against pain as morphine, it has many other morphine-like characteristics, Dr. Is bell reported. Withdrawal of the new drug from a habitual user causes more restlessness and mus cle-twitching than morphine with drawal, the researcher said. Doctors should take the same precautions against meperidine ad diction as they do against mor phine, Dr. Isbell added. BANKRUPTCY FILED Robert Ray Jenkins, Evergreen Trailer Court. Canyonville. has fil ed for bankruptcy in U.S. District court, Portland. A log hauler, he lists debts of $7,484.18. Loaves For Portland Paul, Ryan Jr.. left Tuesday for Ms studies at Columbia Prep in Port land, following the Easter week of vacation in Roseburg visiting h'.s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Ryan, on East Lane Street Spend Weekend In Eugono Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bakala and son, Richard, visited over the weekend in Eugene, fhey spent Easter with Bakala's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ches ter Bakala, who were also in Eu gene for the weekend. Visit InEugono Mr. and Mrs. Earle Oakley and children, Steve, Kathy and Timmy, of Roseburg and Mrs. Oakley's mother, Mrs R. C. Laurence, Dillard, spent Easter Sunday in Eugene visiting the latter's son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. William T. Mills, and family. Bernards Homo Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Bernard and daughters, Marcia, Debbie and Rosemary, have returned to their home in Roseburg, following a trip to Sac ramento, Calif., where they were called by the serious illness of Mrs. Bernard's mother, Mrs. G. W. Overton. Enters Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Collins went to Eugene Saturday where the for mer entered Sacred Heart Hospi tal for several weeks of medical treatment He was injured in a logging accident last November and Has been recovering from a broken leg and other injuries since that time. Barcusas Return Mr. and Mrs. Paul ' Barcus are back at then home on Melrose Road following a month s vacation trip to Mexi co. They were joined at Mexico City by their - niece and family, and accompanied them back to their home at Coatzacoalcos, which borders the jungle, through which the visitors enjoyed several trips. They returned by way of Vera Cruz, where they spent a weekend. Enioy Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Klein are back at their home here following a stay at LaGrande and Pendleton, where they visited relatives and friends They are former residents of that area. They also attended the square dance institute at Eastern Oregon College of Education at LaGrande. This is an annual af fair and was conducted by Eddio Gilmore, well-known caller from California. Mrs. Klein is back at her job in the district attorney' office, and Klein is back at his work n the SUCC office. Visit In Portland Leslie Day and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lynch and two daughters, Gail and Mary Aimis, spent last weekend in Port land, where they visited relatives and friends. ll.ll. fS C . . Tnlii. i in . a, .vim Tt-nvic uh lo a notlant of Dl.t. ersdale Sanitarium, spent Eastei aiuiuay at mncnester visiting ner son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and airs. Aruiur Travis, and tamuy. Mrs. Trflvis IS rannrfpf in H steadily improving m health. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sartors and children, Deborah, Lil lian and Valerie, of Warrenton, Ore., spent the Easter weekend and Monday in Roseburg visiting Mrs. Sartors' parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hudelson, in the Oak Hill apartments on South Main Street Visitors Attend Dance Out-of- town guests at the - Buckeroo square Dance Club Saturday night included Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rob erts, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Park er, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Nielsen, all of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Mel Stricklett, Portland: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Gaines Arney, Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Walling. Marcola: and Mr. and Mrs. Luvcrne Flandreau of South Dakota. Back From Salem Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. McAllister and children, Lewis Jr., Larry. Sharon and Darrel, returned to Roseburg Monday from Salem, where thej spent the Easter weekend with the former's parents, Mr. .and Mrs. V. J. McAllister. Mrs. Mc Allister visited the past week with Mr. McAllister's parents and his sister, Mrs. Orval Prunk, and family in Salem. McAllister met Lewis and Larry, who had taken part in the OSC Junior Rifle shoot in Corvallis Saturday, and took them to Salem for the weekend. Leavts For Now York Mrs. Ellsworth Tilton, wife of the past or of the First Methodist Church of Roseburg left today by plane tor .New xorK uiy 10 attend the for eign Department of the Women's Division of Christian Service plan ning group for the work on the countries, mere are soo mission foreign fields maintained in 23 countries. There are 500 mission aries maintained in the foreign field. Mrs. Tilton also plans to pay her third visit to the United Nations while in New York. She will stop in Canton, Ohio, for a vis it with her mother, Mrs. C. L. Hunter, and will return to Rose burg May 1. c J 1 7 pc. SET Consists of... O 2 Table Lamps O 1 Throw Rug O Coffee Table O Sofa O 2 End Tables IMEE FURNITURE CO. DILLARD, OREGON OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 P.M. DIAL OS 9-5157 Den Mothers Set For Glide Cubs By MRS. ARTHUR SILBY Wayne Schermerhorn. cubm ast er of Glide Cub Scout Pack 112, announces she list of the den moth ers appointed the latter part of March. Den - 1, Mrs. Frankly n Jones; (2) Mrs. Jimmy Evans; (3) Mrs. R. P. Blakely, (4) Mrs. William Quimby; (5) Mrs. Lincoln nennaoay; (6) Mrs. Kaymond Grover; (7) Mrs. Leon Hughes. The seven dens are now In fufl op eration ana me majority of me clubs have their uniforms. Initial Moot Ira Den 2 held its urn meetina Thursday at the home of Den Moth er Mrs. jimmy Evans, witn assis tant Den Mother Mrs. Elbert tel lers and Den Dad George Case beer present The boys elected Micky Evans denner and Johnnie Kitchen, assistant denner. They spent the evening studying for the Bobcat award and planning the conservation program for their first pack meeting. The boys completed the meeting by making yummies " in me fireplace. Eigmy-nve students of the ttn. 7th and 8th grade of Glide Elemen tary School held a skating party Wednesday evening at a Roseburg Skating rink. Ninth grade students were guests of the hosts. Two school buses transported the group to Roseburg. Instructors Kenneth Charles Pinion and Hugh Clark chaperoned the group. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Moore and daughters, Helen, Fern and Linda drove to Eugene Sunday to spend tne day visiting Moore s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Vermillion. Vacations Patricia Anne Harris, . student at Salem College and Academy, spent Easter vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Harris. Todd Building Co. of Roseburg has started work on the new ad dition to Glide High School. The addition is for a cafeteria, 70 feet by 37 feet, kitchen 25 feet by 19 feet, and two rooms for a music practice room and a band room. Cost of the building is $68,449. It is expected to be completed for the opening of the fall term. Morrison-Knudson Co. reopened Its camp last week at Lemolo Falls and construction has started in full swing on California Oregon Power Co's. plant No. 2. Wed., Apr. 13, 1955 -Tht Nawt-Rtview, Rmbara, On. t Woman Files Claims Whan Left Out Of Will COLFAX, Wash. Wl Jennie West filed a $19,031 claim Monday against the $200,000 estate of Mar tha Williams, contending she was virtually left out of the will al though promised she would be "ad equately rewarded" for taking care of the woman. Miss West said she quit a teach ing job in 1942 to work for Miss Williams at $25 a month as house keeper, nurse and chauffeur. The $25, she said, was gradually in creased to siuo. Miss Williams, a resident of Ro salia in Whitman County, died Oct. 11. She left most of her estate to the Northwest Christian College of Eugene, Ore. The Rosalia Christian Church and other religious organi zations were left farm land. 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