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Calapooia Club Raises $230 For Polio Drive The Calapoois Women's Club met at the clubhouse this week. A pot-tuck dinner wai served at noon to 24 memhers and children. During the business meeting the polio chairman reported that over $230 had been raised. The Polly anna program is to be discontin ued. Mrs. Hand was appointed to head the committee to siart a quilt for next year's polio drive. She chose Hazel Haines and Nora Stephens to help her. A quilt was made for the welfare committee. The club's birthday jar was turned over for the Cancer Fund. Hostesses for the meeting were Jean Knapple, Alice Millot and Kitty Cole. The next meeting will be Starch 21. BLUE STAR MOTHERS Members of the Blue Star Moth ers, chapter 6 of Glide and Dixon ville, will meet Wednesday at 7 p m. at the home of Mrs. Ruby Wadsworth. Juif ttaioy con help Build Hick, M Blood . . . Sovt ton from being TIRED... NERVOUS , . . I ASY PRiY TO MINOR ILLS Nutritional expert! reveal vitamin losses in cooked food plus faulty diet may be seriously undermining your energy, itrength, and resistance, making you feel on edge affecting your appetite ipoiling your sleep because your body it vitamin and Iron sianed. II? vv,,"'?i.l, .-uv """"i" u'kut How You Can Stop Chronic Vitamin I Iron Starvation TODAY . . . Feel like a New Persont Supplement your diet every day with just one High-Potency Bexel Capsule. . Just one of these wonderfully strength ening capsules give you the full viia min and iron content nature provided in the following groups of foods before cooking: 1 tjurf of Hwrli4 mill, ij (, h,m !. ( ff.ih oro, ,uit, J lb. ef blt lb. t ln baton l4 lb. t butt.r 1 lb. f Uan porh V, lb. of vl ckopt V'j lb. tf 9f tiling bani Ptnny for Penny . , . You Get Mor Value In High-Potency BEXEL SPICIU FORMULA VITAMIN CAfMULtl rtl lrtr...lsofc fUr...Wrfc lifter or YOUKMONtY IACKI A McMIltON MODUCT FULLERTON REXALL DRUG 635 S. E. Jackson ORchard 3-7415 ppy iifi SNAPPY REED HARVEST These men in Berlin, Germany, welcomed recent freezing weather. It froze all the surrounding lakes, making reed harvesting a snap. The men didn't have to worry about getting wet, as they could walk right up to the reeds and cut them at ice level. Vets' Employment Clinic Scheduled Here March 19 A veterans' employment clinic will be held in Roseburg on March 19, according to Don Frear, Doug las County veterans' service offi cer, j The clinic, one of several sched uled in Oregon, will be conducted by the U. S. Civil Service Com mission in cooperation with the 1 major veterans' organizations and eight federal and state agencies, i ' The clinic will be headed by George A. Reid, Seattle, regional! veterans' federal employment rep-1 resentative. He will advise on job opportunities and examination I qualifications, as well as rights and benefits of veterans' prefer ence in federal employment. Information also wiil be given by representatives of the following agencies: Veterans Administration, State Dept. of Veterans Affairs, the Governor's Committee on Em ployment of the Physically Handi capped, U. S. Dept. of Labor, State Employment Service and the Bu reau of Veterans Re-employment Rights. The evening meeting- will he in the Veterans Memorial Building on Garden Valley Road. Dixonville Resident I Travel To Portland By JEAN RADCLIFFE ! Judge and Mrs. Carl Hill travel ed to Portland Wednesday on coun ty business. i Mervyn Howard of Redmond was visitor in the home of his broih er in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. -Don Neves, South Deer Creek; Road, Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs. William Zimmer man and children went to Houser to visit Mrs. Zimmerman's par-1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Wright, i Sunday. They also stopped in Coos i day to visit Charles Zimmerman.; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rust went to Eugene Monday, and took their son, Jack, to have his arm X-ray-! ed. The doctor put a new cast on his arm. Mrs. Rust reports he is recovering nicely. EXAMINER DUE HERE A drivers license Examiner will be on duty in Roseburg Thursday and Friday at 642 SK Kane Street between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Persuns wishing original li censes or permits to drive are ask ed to file applications well ahead of the scheduled closing hour in order to assure time for comple tion of required test. Tue. Feb. 11, 1956 The Newi-Review, Roieburf, Ore. II COMBINED MEET HELD A combined meeting of two 4-H sewing cluhs of Lmpqua was held at the home of Mrs. Murphy last week. The younger girls organized their club and elec ted officers. Judy Bacon was elec ted president; Carolyn Rippslein, vice president; Clara Nichols, sec retary; Joanne Roadman junior leader, and Airs. Munson, adult leader. Melrose PTA Members To Attend Convention The Melrose PTA made plans at its meeting this week for several of its members to attend the stale convention to be held in Eugene in April. Principal Cal Peterson reported plans for purchase of a pottery kiln tor school use are now being com pleted. The kiln will be purchased with funds raised bv the PTA spon sored carnival held at the school last fall. A report pertaining lo distribu tion of anti-polio vaccine was giv en by Mrs. Ivan Rogers. A nominating committee for of ficers for the coming year was elected. Members of the commit tee are Ms. W. R. Thompson, Cal Peterson and Dennis Johnston. The fifth grade room won parent attendance count. Highlighting the program was a playlet presented by Mrs. Karl 'ljofman, Founders' Day chairman, entillcd, "To Every Child Alive." those taking part were Mrs. Wil bur Thompson, Mrs. Robert Man Ining, Mrs. Clayton Klein, Mrs. Dennis Johnston, Mrs. Donald Isakson, Mrs. Sibley Neilsen. Mrs. Chris Wulff, Mrs. Ross Birlchcl and Mrs. Joe Sand. Other features of the program enjoyed were square dances by a group of intermediate students di rected by Mrs. Barbara Busetto. :and a piano solo by Mrs. Don ; Rowe. who also accompanied the , parents in group singing. Refreshments were served by (second grade mothers. Mrs. Ray I Doerner, past president, was an j honored guest. All-Day Meeting Held By Umpqua HE Unit An all-day meeting was held recently by the Umpoua Home E. tension Unit. The lesson on sweet ,u". Mriiiunoiiairu uy i.eien ; Chandler. Twelve ladies were pres ent. A potluck lunch was enjoved i with Mrs. Ruth Bunch and Mrs. Neil Burpee as hostesses. Mrs. Ag- , nes vtiicox was in cnarge ol dec orations. I Mrs. Keith Dies gave a talk on I life and customs in India and Cey i Ion. The group unanimously ap proved having an assistant county agent. A baked food sale wi II he held at the Oakland Sanitary Market Saturday, Feb. 25, to raise money for 4-H and OSC scholarships. IF YOUR NEWS REVIEW HAS NOT BEEN DELIVERED BY 6:15 p.m. Call OR 2-2631 No calls after 7 p.m. please CLUB ENTERTAINED Fourteen members of the Garden Valley Women's Club and one guest were entertained by Clara Hess and her mother, Sena John son, on Thursday. A collection of horse figurines belonging to t h e hostesses' daughter were on dis play. Reports were given on the 4-H award dinner. The next meet ing will be March 1 with Cloc Ritchie and Mildred Knapp hostesses. Norblad 'Encouraged By Support Promises SALEM Ifl Rpd. WuHpp Nnr. blad left here for WashiniMnn Sunday after working two weeks jin behalf of his candidacy for the ; nepuoacan nomination as gover nor. N'orblad visited many southern and eastern Oregon communities, and said he was encouraged by the support he received. N'orblad. who makes his hnmp I in nearby Stayton. has been con jgressman from the First District since 1947. '56 DODGE Coronet its jour King Size Bu j ! 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