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Teen-Age Road-e-o Set For April 28; Exams Are Monday The annual Teen-Ace Road-s-n. first Written taut 1 1 sponsored by Roseburg J u n i o r School, starting at 1:35 p.m. It will Chamber of Commerce members be held in the auto mechanics class will be held April 28, The event, designed to encour age good driving .habits among American youth, is held national ly. It is open to all boys and girls with driving permits or licenses not yet 20 years old, according to Chairman Chuck Wright. The road-e-o is held in two parts, a written driving test and the actual driving skill test. The BEAUT room and will Russ Madsen. be conducted by Joe Hay stead To Speak At Canyonville PTA Meet Joe Haystead. Roseburg. candi date for the office of sheriff of Douglas County, will speak and lead a discussion on juvenile de linquency at the next meeting of tne Lanyoimlle rareM - Teacher s Assn. Thursday, April 26, a't 8 p.m. in the eighth grade room of the junior nigh school. Also on the agenda for the meet ing is the selection of a nominating committee, according to Mrs, Johnson, 1955-58 president of the organization. , Peeler Cores Sawdust Green Slab Wood Dry Planer Ends Our. Trucks CARRY FULL 400 Cu. Ft. BER CO. ROSCBmm PHONE OS 9-8741 Teen-age drivers from Central Douglas have been invited to par ticipate in the event. The actual driving test is slated for April 28 in the Roseburg High School parking lot. wrignt said contestants must have authorized entrance forms signed by their parents or guard ians. Madsen has forms available. Students wishing to participate, but unable to make the written test Monday, may make other ar rangements "before the April 28 deadline at 10 a.m.," Wright Stressed. The three top winners will be awarded trophies. Wright is being assisted by Dick Linden, Bob Green, Dan Kimball, Verne Jeffer ies and Bob Triplett. Hospital News DON'T MAKE A MOVE 'TIL YOU SEE FLEGEL HOUSEHOLD MOVING Local or Nationwide OFFICE MOVING Household Goods Storage TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. FLEGEL 909 t. 3rd St. Phone ORchard 3-4436 Roseburg, Oregon APRIL BRAKE SPECIAL Includes: AT ROSE MOTOR CO. ONLY $1095 Armed Forces Day Plans Under Way; Program Slated ' Initial plans are under way (o stage observances of Armed Forc es Day on May 19 in Roseburg, in cluding firing demonstrations, an open house by reserve forces and various displays. Also planned tentatively is a downtown parade by local National Guard troops, possibly bolstered by veterans organizations and bands. The National Guard also plans a two-hour public demonstration of firearms, including' use of trac er ammunition, in the evening at the range just east of Roseburg. Coordinating activities of Army, Air Force and Navy reserves and of Navy, Marine, Army and Air Force recruiting personnel is M. Sgt. F. S. Kerschner, adviser to lo cal Army Reserve units. He is be ing assisted by T.Sgt. Richard A. Camfield,, Air Force Reserve liai son man. A joint open house will be held at the Army and Air Force build ing on the Veterans Administra tion Hospital grounds, Kerschner said. The Naval Reserve unit, which has headquarters nearby on Harvard Avenue, will join in the open house at the Army-Air Force building, the sergeant said. Films will be shown during the day, and equipment demonstrated. Major L. J. Chase, Eugene, is in charge of directing observances in the southwest Oregon area. Anyone desiring to contact Kerschner should call OR 2-3211; Camfield's phone number is OR 3-7584. An attempt is being made to ob tain a helicopter and tanks for the day's activities, and it is possible that Air Force planes will be able to fly over the city. Myrtle Creek PTA Croup To Civt Two Scholarships I Frl., April 20, 1956 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 5 Brake shoes; Bonded lin ing; Brake Fluid and Labor. Free Adjustment after 1,000 milei. SPECIAL GOOD THROUGH APRIL 30 ROSE MOTOR CO. 726 S. E. Lone Ph. OR 3-3222 Creen School Mothers Plan Shrub Purchase The Green School Mother's Club met recently for a potluck lunch- eon at the home of Mrs. Hollis. Doyle In Happy Valley. During the business meeting plans were made for the purchase of several shrubs to be given to the Green School. Those attending the meeting were Mrs. Troy Owens, Mrs. Roy Clark, Mrs. Dow Keasey, Mrs. Al lan Petersdorf, Mrs. Hollis Doyle, Mrs. Richard Stevenson, M r s. Gordon Larson, Mrs. Raymond Dunning, Mrs. Mark Worsley, Mrs. Dwight Rutan, Mrs. Robert Ben son, Mrs. J. C. Foote, Mrs. George Holm, and Mrs. Willis Coble. Mrs. Gordon Larson of Little Valley will be hostess for the next meeting, to be held on April 17. Mercy Hospital Admitted Surgery: Debra Dissen, Rose burg. Medical: Mrs. Harold Gilman, Dillard; Mrs. Jerry Dancer, Cam as Valley. Discharged Carolyn Kempton, Brockway; James Bohna, Dillard Mrs. How ard Firman, Roseburg. Douglas Community Hospital Admitted Surgery: George Clarno, Dewey Marshall, Roseburg; Mrs. Robert Huddleston, Brockway. Medical: James Noel, Mrs. Ken neth Salmonaon, Bill Endicott, Randy Allen, Gladys McGraw, Christine Hansen, Mrs. Bill Marti in, Roseburg; Mrs. Milas Ffaff. Discharged Mrs. Carl Butterfield and baby, Carmen Lynn; Kathryn Palmer, John Loosley, Earl Ladd, Rose burg; Mrs.' J. D. Dunning and baby, Cheryl Ann, Yoncalla; Clark wicker, trvin Hunt, Winston. Fred Mitchells Visit Family In Riversdale Bv BEVERLY CHRISTIAN Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell of Turner arrived recently for a visit with the latter s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ott. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Burkhart aid son. Keith, of Eugene, spent last weekend visiting the former's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Burkhart. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Christian and three sons entertained them as dinner guests. Mrs. C. E. McFerron has return ed to her home following a week in a hospital recovering from ma jor surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Guiley and Mr. and Mrs. Don Guiley went on a recent drive down the Rogue River.- W. E. Ott Jr. spent a few days last week at Gold Beach where he fished. The Riversdale and Garden Val ley Schools presented a music fes tival at the Riversdale Grange Hall to a group of parents and frineds. The urogram, directed by R. Cloyd Riffe, consisted of songs, rhythm band, stories and musical games. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Guiley spent a day last week visiting the for mer's sister,. Mrs. Ruth Parker, at Dexter. Mrs. Parker accompanied them to Oakridgc to visit their 83-year-old aunt, Mrs. Edith Porter. At Pleasant Hill they visited cou sins, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Laird. They also visited guiley's niece, Mrs. Albert Humphrey, for former Jean Guiley, daughter of the late Ross Guiley. Mrs. Vern Shields and daughter, Christy, of Myrtle Point visited re cently with Mr. and Mrs. Don Kruse and sons. Christy was nam ed winner of the Coos and Curry counties Talent anow, Sunday, she is a tap dancer. The PTA has voted to sive two $150. local teacher scholarships to senior students planning on enter ing the teaching field; one going into the high school field, and one into the elementary field. During the meeting Mrs. Bob Abrahamson read the historians report and Mrs. Fred Cornelius gave the report of the auditing committee. Mrs. Sail presented the guest sp ikcr, Mr. Noel du Payret, from Friace who gave a talk on the customs, habits and wav of life of the French people today. Delegates from the Myrtle Creek PTA who are attending a conven- Mrs. Alic Reiber, Mrs. Sam Craw ford, Mrs. Harold Springer, Mrs. Harry Lampert and Mrs. Harry Evans. ACCEPTS MUSEUM SITE COQU1LLE I The Coos Curry Pioneer and Historical Assn. has accepted a museum site in the North Bend City park, of fered by the North Bend City Council. The association also ar ranged for a picnic to be held June 9 at Big Bend near Aness in observance of the 100th anni versary of the last Indian war in tion in Eugene are: Mrs. Dale Sail, i this area. Lookingglass HE Croup Plans Meet, Luncheon The regular meeting of the Look' ingglass Home Extension group has been postponed until Tuesday, April 24. The all day meeting be held at the home of Mrs. Guyla Rudzik and will begin at 10:30 a.m. The topic, "Frozen Foods" will be in the form of a demonstration conducted by Mildred Nelson and Susie Oar. Luncheon will be served by the demonstrators and a small charge will be made. Annual election of officers will be held in the afternoon business session, A plant sale will be held at the close of the meeting. An invitation is extended to anyone interested to attend. 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