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V Riversdale School Loses Ball Game . By BEVERLY CHRISTIAN The Riversdale School hosted the Umpqua School Baseball team Tuesday afternoon, when the two teams met for a baseball game. The Umpqua team won with a score of 35-21. . Members of the Umpqua team are Norman Baird, David Road man, Billy Anderson, Wayne Ger mond, Steven Peery, Dennis Cox, WALLPAPER Lergeit selection in Hie State of Oregon WALLPAPER IN STOCK 50c per S. R. DRAPERIES FULLER PAINTS CONTRACT PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES On any decora ting problem, consult cut S17 So. Stephens St. John Thennes, Larry Gurette, Pat Murphy and Lloyd Lewis. Those on the Riversdale team are Bruce O'Neil, Douglas Glover, Tommy Hall, Larry Nickson, Gary Lark, Michael Wright, Lanny Casebeer, Jim Rogan, Jack Whi ten, Greg Christian and Bobby Page. The Umpqua team is com posed of fourth, and fifth graders and the Riversdale team is larg ely third and fourth graders. W. R. Casebeer was umpire. The Umpqua team was accom panied by the teacher Mrs. Thomp son and Mrs. G. W. Munson, ..bus driver. Visit Friends Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rothrock and two sons of Sinoma, Calif., vis ited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stark and other friends on Fisher Road. They formerly re sided here and still own a home on Fisher Road. Mrs. Walter Bailey returned to her home Monday after spending two weeks in Astoria assisting in the care of her new grandson born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barr on May 2. The Barrs have two other sons. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Burkhart and son, Keith, and Mrs. Burk hart's mother, Mrs. Thrush, of Eugenei visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. John Burkhart. Mrs. Vic Sanders and son, Mike, are here from Portland visiting Shop at Your Local Independent Drug Store McKay Drug open This Week Til 9:PM For Your Late Evening Shopning Convenience Your Friendly, Family Pharmacy 4 UtJW A-VC t f "T RECEIVES AWARD Members of the Roseburg Umpqua Valley Appliance service de partment recently received the Merit Award given yearly by the Frigidaire Co, The de partment has received this award since 1951. Last year., there were four awards given in Oregon. Standing left'to right are: Curtis Marshall, Louie Emmons, factory representa tive from Portland; Bob Miller, department foreman, and Frank Perish. In the front row, left to right: Dan Barnes, and John Green. (Picture by Fredrickson's.) RUG & FURNITURE Cleaning and Moth Proofing In Your Home Town or Country Wall to Wall By Newly Invented Electric Machines Theia machines and methods replace unreliable hand met hods. These machines and met hods are endorsed by the Pcf.;Ml-;M 'Four" largest manufacturers Tree Estimating of Upho1story fabrics. Call: J. E. NEWBERRY 102 W. Commercial Ph. OR 3-3S91 Cen. Taylor Admits Japanese Police Record TOKYO Wl Gen. Maxwell D. Tavlor, nominated as U. S. Army chief of staff, laughingly "con fessed" Wednesday he had a Jap anese police record. He told reporters that when he arrived in Jaoan 20 years aco as a young military attache he declared a .38 caliber revolver and 36 rounds of ammunition. This was duly re corded by the Imperial Japanese Costoms on manifold forms, but the figures were transposed. A month later a police inspector came to check on Taylor's arma ment and found the revolver with the 36 bullets. "Where are the other two shells?" he demanded. At the police station Taylor was told either to produce those otiier two bullets or two bodies that would account for their use, he said. It took three trips to the station to straighten it out. the latter's grandparents Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Sanders on Curry Road. New Residence Mr. and Mrs. Bill Madson and son, Mike, have moved from Rose burg into the house vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Carter and four sons when they moved into their new home. Mrs. Al Sanders is vacationing this week from her work in the mail order department at Mont gomery Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Don Garrett and small son have moved from Rose burg into the former Johnny Marks house which was recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heichel. FEATURES THE BfEM'C'. V,,w,. - - GREEN .i...... . STAMPS jtg . TOO! Accept ffidSSl3SXf Trade-in, fc? ' ( $9.95 mm) I DELIVERS! I ScrVICC J If tax V 1A Mac. a now ha In nee M llri ' mmsssas Sell" COMPLETE WITH CARRYING CASE No Need To Come In . . . Just Phone OR 3-5456 And Pay Our Driver The Down Payment! Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Money Back OFFICE EQUIPMENT 631 S. Stephens TOM ROEN, Owner Roseburg KENS Radio, TV Head Is Flattered At Attention Given WASHINGTON Wl Harold E. Fellows, president of the National Assn. of Radio arfd Television Broadcasters, contended Wednes day his industry has been singled out for "flattering but unwelcome attention" by Congress while news paners have been ignored. In his renort to the organization's annual convention. Fellows cited among other examoles of a recent bill introduced in the Senate which would require political candidates to reveal whether they use make im and prompting devices on tele vision. Fellows said one would logically assume that the bill's sponsor, Sen. Neubcrger (D-Ore), "would under take a companion measure requir ing the less fastidious office seek ers to announce that they had combed their hair before posing for the press. But no such thought apparently entered the senator's mind." Washington Man Visits Mother In Sutherlin By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Church, had as their house guest, their son, Vernon Church, from Richland. Wash., last week. Vernon returned to his home Saturday. His mother accompanied him to spend the weekend visiting with two other sons, Wayne and Boyd, and their families. She returned to Suther lin Sunday night. Confined Mrs. Herbert Parker was con fined to her home for several days with tonsilitis. Mrs. Wilson Swift and Mrs. Ray Parker, returned home the first of t)he week, after an enjoyable trip to Salem, where they visited with relatives. Albert Karcher, of Reedsport, spent the weekend in Sutherlin with his family. Mrs. Mary Barker, Mrs. Olga Rielman, Mrs. Agnes Stout, Mrs. Maggie Francis and Mrs. Viva Engle, attended the Rebckah As sembly of Oregon, at La Grande. Mrs. Bielman and Mrs. Stout, were delegates from the Sutherlin Rebekah Lodge. Mrs. Maggie Francis was elected district dep uty. Mrs. Mary Barker, had the honor of being elected, warden of the Rebakah Assembly of Oregon Wednesday, a great honor to the Sutherlin Lodge. Mrs. Charles Wahl, received a letter from her daughter, Rose marie Jones who now lives at McMinnville, that her children were all ill with the chicken pox. Mrs. Jones and family lived in Sutherlin until recently. Mrs. Charles Wahl and Daugh ter, Ellen, spent the last weekend at Fort Rock, Ore., with Mr. Wahl, who is employed. in doing carpen ter work. New Dairy Started In Canyonvitle Area By VIRGINIA PROCTOR The Church brothers. Bob and Jim, of Ravenswood Ranch north of Canyonville, will begin deliver ing milk from their new Ravens wood Dairy to Canyonville and Riddle 'in about 30 days, they an nounced. House to house delivery of- both raw and pastuerized whole milk from high test Guernsey cows will be made regularly by the Churoh brothers, well known ranchers in the area. Their new dairy has complete ly modern equipment and state inspected cows, tested and vaccin ated. Union Meets Lumber and Sawmill workers, AF of L, held their regular month ly meeting at the Masonic hall in Canyonville. Nominations for officers for the coming two-year term were made. Election of officers is scheduled for the nexfmeeting, June 19. The local union also cast 111 vote for Northwest Council offic ials at this meeting. Presents Awards Canyonville high school student body voted to present the coveted Babe Ktitti awards to jeraldine Bryson and Jerry McKennie. Mrs. Jim Sproul and sons, Guy and Jimmie, of Canyon City, are visiting Mrs. Sproul's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hoverson. The Hovcrsons picked them up at Bend Sunday. They are expected to stay about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bloss have moved from Kansas Ci'.y to Can yonville and are living in the Moore apartments. Mrs. Bloss, who is Carl Moddie's niece, is employed at the South Umpqua State Bank. Mrs. Evelyn .Carlisle of Chic ago is visiting her daughter and family, the Bob Bryants. Honored Webster Briggi wai honored at a family birthday dinner Monday evening at the home of his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. Briggs. Air. and Mrs. Ab Ma thews of Riddle also attended. Mr. and Mrs. Nate Ooleman of Eugene were weekend guesU of the D. W. Gilt family. Sunday din ner guests at the Gill home also included Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ol son of Roseburg. George McClane of the Super ette, found a car title to I 1950 Plymouth registered to L. C. Bak er of Myrtle Creek in front of his store. Mr. and Airs. Jim Calhoon are in Portland for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Middleton of Victoria, B.C., are visiting Mrs. Midcllcton's son and family, the Paul Malm. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jones of Portland are guests at the Ed Wil kie home this week. Oakland Teachers Change Residences By EDITH DUNN Mr. and Mxs. Guy Lutz of Cam as Valley have bought the Fred Hewett home. Lutz is the new su perintendent of Oakland schools Mrs. Hewett and daughters, Judy and Jean, win move lo m. Helens. where Hewett has purchased a drug store. He took possession sev. eral weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Akey and children will move to the hou.se vacated by the Lutz family at Camas Valley, where Akey will be superintendent of schools. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Barnett of Camas Vol ley will move to the Cota ranch being vacated by the Akey fam ily. Barnett will be the elemen tary principal at Oakland next year. To Eugene Mrs. Charles Beahm, Mrs. Dave Rice and Mrs. Doug Beahm and baby drove to Eugene Thursday where Mrs. Doug Beahm took the bus for Price, Utah, where her husband is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Thedford Caulder and daughter of Bryan, Texas, are visiting Mrs. Caulder's father, James Bovingdon. Mrs. Caulder is the former Pauline Bovingdon. Mr. and Mrs. Joy Gray and daughter of San Leandro, Calif., visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Nimocks. They were former neighbors on South Deer Creek. Wishes Visitors "Aunt" Mary Binbridge, who has been in the hospital,, is now at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Spencer. She will welcome visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Akey and Miss Joanne Permazzi will leave soon for Guadala.iaro, Mex,, where Akey and Miss Permazzi will at tend the summer session of the college. Miss Permazzi is an Oak land grade school teacher. Akev will be superintendent, at Camas Valley next year. They expect to visit Mexico City before they re turn. Jerry Akey will spend the summer with Mrs. Akey's mother in Idaho. Cliff and Lynn Akey will stay with Akey's parents at Bremerton, wasn. William G. Bailey of the Thom as Hotel in Oakland, who has been the past five weeks, will under go surgery soon it the Canyon ville hospital. Thur., May 26, 19S5 Th Newt-Review. Roseburg, Ore. 1 4-H Forest Club Holds Camp-Out By MRS. GERALD B. FOX Eighty-two members and adult sponsors of the 4-H Forestry Club from Douglas, - Jackson, and Jo sephine Counties camped out Fri day and Saturday of last week, on the Wilton Garrett ranch up Quines Creek north of Glendale. The group was supervised by Frank von Borstel,. 4-d lcadar, and Ed Gildcn, county extension forester, both of Douglas County. Activities included identification of tree leaf samples, fire drill by the Douglas Fire Control group, a power saw safety demonstration by Clyde Marriott of the Capitol Saw Shop, and conservation dis cussions., ; Work Dey The members of the Glendale Southern Baptist fjhurch held a Subcommittee Approves Partnership Proposal WASHINGTON Wl A House Public Works subcommittee Mon day approved a bill by Rep. Ells worth (R-Ore) to build Cougar and Green Peter-Whitebridge dams in Oregon. The bill calls for federal and local sharing, with the federal gov- ernment paying for flood control costs and local utilities paying for power producing features. work day on the church property Saturday, They tore down old buildings including the parage ad jacent to the parsonage, cleaned the grounds and burned t r t h, preparatory to leveling the ground to get ready to begin construction on a new concrete block church building. The new building will be erected between the parsonage and the present building. It .s planned with an auditorium which will seat between 300 and 350. When it is finished, there' will be 12 or 14 classrooms, according to Rev. Roy Bedwell, pastor. The Student Body Council of the Southern Oregon Teacner's Col lege of Ashland, the president and several faculty members, spent Friday evening through Sunday afternoon at Fir Point near Glen dale planing next year'; program. A similar retreat was held last year. Julia Bellinger, formerly of Glen-' dale, entered the Josephine Hos pital last weekend for jurgery to be performed early this wek. ' R. G. Sloan, seventh-grade son of Ralph Sloan of Glo.idale, re ceived a mild concussion Tuesday afternoon, when struck in the head by a ball while playing ball with other youngsters at his home. He was treated at the Glendale Clinic. Alice Blaser of Glendale, fell on the concrete steps of a neighbor's home Tuesday, and ' cut a deep gash in her right leg. VAN DINE MEAT CO. 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