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Serviceman Home After Discharge
By NETTI I WOODRUFF , sented in Roseburg at the Presby
. . . I terian Church recently. They have
Duane Nelson arrived at the i eft for Washington and while in
home of hu parents. Mr. and Sirs, j Seattle will visit Mrs. Dondero's
mcnaro rseison oi .Meirose, iohow- , s,,er iarian HoDkins. who works
ing his discharge from the Army
al Fort Braijg. N.C., after three
yeari of service.
Overnight Guests
little theatre groups and arts
professionally.
I Cordon and Stanley Tucll are
: now at home in their recently com-
Overnighl guests at the home of , Plelea ,nouse n ' ".?'p
.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scott are
ill at home. Their two children
Hospital News
Mr. and Airs. Charles Dondero
were Mma Caldwell and Klizabeih
WuJff of Hollywood. Calif. They
are on toOr with the play, "Cry
Beloved Country," which was pre
, Buttercups, Bluebells
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Dioom in LooKinggiass
Buttercups and so-called ''win
ter bluebells" have been reported
mourn nK in MWKinRgiass vauey. Slin((atf evenmtf. a
.Mrs. m. a. Marquiss, Kt., 4 Box I r " , . t!r
Kevin and Kara, are reported to
be recovering from illness also.
Mrs. Nora Maine who recently
came from Grants Pass to work in
the Frank Dunn home was taken
Friday evening to Community Hos
pital for treatment.
Eleven officers and fiv other
members of Melrose Grange at
tended the officers meeting at Riv-
115, Rose burs, called to tell the
News-Keview buttercup editor
that she had found two bunches of
the pretty yellow flowers.
More spring sians are indicated.
.she said,. by new rose bush leaves
and appearance of daffodils.
The buttercup editor was unable
to find any signs of his name
sake, but he found lots of heather
in bloom. '
large crowd attended the affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Artcmen
ko returned Saturday from Keron
es. B.C., where they had gone to
attend funeral services for his
brother-in-law, Harry Panko.
Sunday Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Matthews
and daughter, Margo, of Prineulte
spent Sunday visiting in Melrose
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O.
O. ' Matthews.
Mr. Arthur Anderson spent sev
eral davs last week in Vancouver,
t B.C., av.endtng a medical meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Reece spent
Saturday in Portland visiting their
.small daughter, Sheryl, who is ill
in Doernbecker Hospital.
Mr. and Airs. W. P. Jurgenson
of Melrose who operate Kim's
Drive In in West Roseburg, report
that they have added new equip
ment, including larger grills,
CBA Talent- Night Held
With Contest Recently
Cecilia Webb of Elko, Nev.,
took firs, place with an accord
ian nolo at talent night, "You Ask
ed for It", sponsored by the sen
iors of ('anvnnviMe Rihlp Ararl,mv
last week for the entire student ' larRcr frOT?h ?rrhy i5-vic V,ndnim
. i cooking units. The drive-in is nam-
b0y. , crj for their three and a half year-
Dick Hodge, vocal soloist.' of ; old son, Kim.
Ketchikan. Alaska took second i air. and .Mrs. Ervin Stiner re
place, and T.aVerne Shelton, vocal ; turned Saturday from Modesto,
soloist, of Boron, Calif., took third I Calif., after a week's visit with
place. 1 her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
After the prize awards wore I and Mrs. Allen Lowell. Mrs. Low-
given the group adjourned to en- ell is the former Betty Nachter of
joy a hamDurger iced . I Meirose.
Douglas Community Hospital
Admitted
Medical: Mrs. James Burshart.
Marilyn Kyer, Mrs. Ralph Wood,
Mrs. Douglas Ferren, Ralph Mc
Ginnis, James Wiley, James Wil
liams, Robert N'esbitt, Mrs. Robert
McGilchrist, Cherry Mosier, Mrs.
Donald Stumbo, Roseburg; M tu
Robeet Grouleau, Debra ttelhatrg,
Airs. William Hansen, Suthcrhn;
Arthur vGoodwin, Winston.
' Discharged
Narard Richardson. Days Creek;
Harold Schwarch. .Mrs. Rodney
Beers, Mrs. Ernest Benson. Myr
tle Kennedy, Mrs. Odie Stringer,
Roseburg; Henderson, Cotnam,
DiUard; Ruth Hinshaw, Glide.
Mercy Hospital
Admitted
- Surgery: Mrs. Stanley Hogan,
Mrs. David Sands, Roseburg.
Sutherlin; Mrs. Duane Koles,
Medical; Eric Johnson. Mrs. E.
B. Row, Roseburg; Mrs. Ivon
Welch, Days Creek.
Discharged
Mrs. Robert Young, Mrs. Etta
Swanson. Mrs. Claud Hicks and
baby, Jeffrey Hamilton; Mrs. El
mer Scrape. Leland Brown. Sleptr
en Lamonl Wright, Mrs. Donald
Oliver and barjy, Lee Ann; Mrs.
George Kuykendall, Roseburg:
Mrs. Frank Matthews, Myrtle
creek.
Former CanyonvilU People
Are In Train Wreck
By VIRGINIA PROCTOR
A former Canyonville resident.
Mrs. H. M. Anderson, and her two
small sons, Gary and Dale, nar
rowly escaped disaster in the Sun
day night southern California tram
wreck according to reports receiv
ed by Canyonville friends Monday.
Mrs. Anderson and her sons were
board the train wrecked between
Los Angeles and San Diego, where
they now reside. They sustained
slight injuries which sent them to
a hospital. They were to have
been released Monday, it was re
ported. - -Attend
Smorgasbord
Mr. and .Mrs. Liner enger at
tended a Sons of Norway smor
gasbord at Eugene Saturday night.
Mrs. Martin Engen is visiting
friends in Castle Rock. Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Wilkie spent
the weekend in Portland.
SUPPER PLANNED
The TRO Club of Teninile is
sponsoring a meat loaf apd chick
en noodle supper on Jan. 27. serv
ing will begin at p.m. The wom
en are asked to bring two dishes.
The Tenmile Ladies Club will have
a table of handmade articles for
sale and ask anyone who have any
thing to contribute for this sale to
bring it with them or give to some
club member. The proceeds from
the supper and sale of articles con
tributed will be turned in to the
polio fund. The public is invited.
FUND TOTALS Itff
The Canyonville Christmas seal
fund totalled $39 Monday, accord
ing to Mrs. Paul Gaman, chair
man. Mrs. Gaman asked that all who
desire to make contributions send
them to her promptly.
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share in 19o4.
Sales were $91,203,602 in 1955,
compared with $68,873,786 in 1954.
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