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! Church Activities Elders Of Church Elected At Oakland lllr.!.. I . . . . 1 -i-iuu miisu ana sirs. It u I 0 ounco wers elected elders ol the Oiklsnd Community Presbyterian Church at the annual meeting, re port! correspondent Edith Dunn. Also elected were deacons Mrs. Edith Dunn and Harry Mahoney, trustee Willard Lee, treasurer Hun ter Early; Sunday school cuper lntendent Jesse Lee, Sunday school secretary - treasurer fay Stearns, ushers Willard Lee, Fay Stearns, Ralf Hakanson and junior ushers John Wilcox, Noel Perrault, Kent Copeland and Martin League Jr. It was voted to wttnue to stage dinners at the annual meetings. Publisher Named Drain Chamber Head At Banquet CALENDAR OP IVINTI cfcffomorrouf MONDAY JAN. University af Oregon Dorcas Circle Elects Mrs. Lamm President The Dorcas Circle of the Camas Valley Methodist Church met Thursday afternoon at the church parlors. The worship service for the day, led by Bertie Akey was "Is lands in our Community," a study of community problems. Mrs. Carl Dahl gave the group instructions for cotton dress workshop. Election of officers was held as follows: President, Mrs. Doris Lamm; vice president, Mrs. Phil lip Boyd; secretary - treasurer, llrs. Donald Standley; worship pro gram chairman, Mrs. J. Clyde Akey; home making instructor, Mrs. Dahl; publicity, Mrs. Robert I'nicume; and refreshment chair man, Mrs. Donald Lawson. The next meeting of the Dorcas Circle will be at the church on Thursday, Feb. 14. Mrs. Dahl will give instructions on buttonholes and inserting of zippers. JAKE LEICHT INSURANCE ACENCY Oregon Ltd. "If It li Imuraiice We S.I I It" Doom 301 Pacific tide. OR 2-3621 Lowell Anderson, editor and pub lisher of the Drain Enterprise, was introduced Saturday night as the I Drain Chamber of Commerce pres ident for 1957. 'Club 1:30 p m. dessert-supper at Other officers for the new year I home of Mrs. H. J. Winter, MS are: Chester Rvdrll, vice presi- Harvard St. with Mrs. A. A. St. dent: Forrest Johnson, treasurer; 'Onge and Mrs. Emma Bnggs co- At the same meeting, yearly re- Mary M. Scott, secretary. Direc-1 hostesses. Mrs. Jonn wiuiam non- ports were made by Secretary l tors are: Boo Miller. Ivan jonn- enson wiu snow pictures vi mr Mrs. Guy Pealer and Treasurer ' slon. Jim Whipple, Lee Darnell, I trip to Europe. Mrs. William J. Hunter Early and by George Wil-jBob Thomas and retiring president , Thompson, president, will be in U1CK liuncan. icnarge. The officers were officially pro-1 Lilac Circle Ne. 4, Neighbors of sented at the annual banquet at I Woodcraft, at 7:30 p.m. at Hoie- tne grade scnooi in an atmospnere i burg Woman s clubhouse. 11 (All members requested to attend. .. . Riversdale Grant young peo- Motnersipies meeting and dinner, ti IS p.m., clubhouse. March Of Dimes Underway In Oakland cox, building; Mrs. Lois Cherry, building fund; Mrs. Mary Lee, as sociated women: Mrs. Helen Stuwe, youth group and Fay Stearns, Sun day school. Oregon Stat Mothers Club Schedules Sale The Oregon State Mothers Club will hold a rummage sale at the Episcopal Parish hall Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. All Oregon State mothers and other interested persons are re quested to bring their rummage to the parish hall Friday, or call Mrs. Foster Butner at OR 1-7370 for pickup service. FREI TRANSPORTATION PORTLAND -Portland s all- j girl Little Chamber Orchestra i 11 ,L p Vi.i will get free transportation from I KoseburfJ Visit of organ musie and candlelight Retiring president Richard Dun can waa presented with a com munity service award scroll and a gift from the chamber. Another gift went to Mary Scott, who has served as secretary of the organi zation for eight years. Four special guests at the ban quet were the three members of the Douglas County Court, Judge V. T. Jackson and Commissioners Frank Ashley and Huron dough, and Hoseburi! Chamber President Thomas Pargeter. The banquet was prepared by women of the Sunnydale Grange. Concert Representative The March of Dimes drive is underway in Oakland, with Mrs. Fern Neas as chairman. Contain ers have been placed in- business houses. The annual dinner will be held Feb. 4. at the Veterans Memorial KlIllHintf I Ku Ik. it. LI. -,4 Ratabura Hiah School band mid-! chamber of Commerce. legion winter conceit. j Aluliiary ,d Beta Pi Sorority. Roseburf Art Assn., 730 p.m., I Tne Mo,h,r', March will be home of Mrs. Kenneth ford, 415 k-in i, n Th. r.i.nnni. i .H, W. Madrone. Mrs. Neal Fuller lo,i'ih .. uiim. . .,) t. h.. Mod., Jan. 21, 1957 The News-Review, Rotcburj, Ore. 3 SI RfSCUEO PORT AL'X BASQUES, Nfid ioff the 2.043 ton ferry Cabot Strait. Twelve passengers and 39 The craft went aground on I sand crewmen have been taken safely 1 bar. Mrs. Pearl Summers, represen- Concert the Army to and from Europe on V 'u c." u'""r. .tative of the Community summer, inamuer spokesmen kui ... . i . , . i. ti,?!?;.. n., .,', k.v I making arrangements for the forth- The S ata Department is back-1 comin menlDer,hjD ,, of onrche,rr.,Uf "EM Norway j " j and France and to a number of Armw Vtiriirw.n nt ....... i - i- laeenda will be the aDDearanre tet. It will feature Henri Temainka, I workshop, Assembly at Cod sectional min isters' institute of tha Oregoo Dis trict, 7:30 p.m. Public invited. Walrher League of Sutherlig St. John a Lutheran Church. Central Junior High School PTA executive meeting, 7:30 p.m., con ference room at school. Oreen Dad's Club, 8 p.m., Green School gymnasium. Dad's night meeting, Dillard School PTA. 8 a.m.. at school. Oreon Sanitary District board of j directors, 8 p.m., ureen school. Lookingglass PTA, 8 p m. Wil liam Cerritsen of the Netherlands, student at U of O, will be featured speaker. Ladies Oriental Shrine Club of Roseburg, home of Maxine Kevell. 7:30 dessert-supper. Special guest expected. Knights of Pythias, Pythias Hall, regular session, 8 p.m. Refresh ments. demonstrate nuking- ceramics on a potters wheel. Beta Pi, ESA. home of Mrs. Harry Smith with Mrs. Slona as co-hostess. Bertha Rtbekah Lodge formal installation of officers, CanyonvUle' 10OF hall, 8 p a. I Duplicate Bridge group, 7 SO p.m., Elks Temple. Open to all bridge players whether Elks or not. Beta Gamma Chapter, ESA, 8 p.m. Roseburg Teastmislress Club, 8 p.m., Swedish Dining room. Vis itors welcome. New Delta Club. Roseburi Hieh School liberal arts building, room noon, the fund, and a card party was scheduled Saturday at the Rice Valley ball. Other activities' will be announc ed later. The Best Cafe is holding a coffee hour each day from S to 4 p.m.. and all proceeds will go to the March of Dimes. Fullerton Camp Fire Cirls Report Activities Tawatenka Camp Fira Girls of Fullerton School completed a variety of activities last month. They made cookies for the Veterans- Hospital; made stars for the "Mile of Stars," with buttons, pins and needles to send to Hungary: and went caroling with Camp Fire Girls at the Roseburg hospitals NEW BOYS TOWN MAYOR t : L - r-:. r I . A I c , . .. Adeline. Iniv (lit and Rirkrtt. i iexi concert on me associations' i'. V , . ! a send, will be the aDoearanre i Muslc Mor balcony, 8 p.m. here Jan. 29 of the Pagamni Quar- Buckerae Square Danca Club barn. BOYS TOWN, Neb. I Ronald first violin; Gustave Rosseels, sec Ford, of Portland, Ore., is tha newlond violin; Charles Foidart, viola, mayor of Boya Town, a home for and Lucien LaHorte, cello, homeless boys. I This group was formed in 1946. Ford, 18, is a top athlete at the ! Each plays an authentic Stradivari, Boys Town High School. GCEE says Mr. Ida Denny, Los Angeles housewife, I highly recommend ic to anyone who hit irregularity problems. If you want to make life brighter, start eating NUTRO-LIFE BREAD regularly!" Everyone will love its rich, rewarding flavor ... plain or toasted. NUTRO-LIFE BREAD'S eentle, soft bulk action, like that of fresh fruit and vegetables, gently aids regularity. At mealtimes and in-between, serve NUTRO-LIFE instead of your usual bread and help your family healthful -j enjoy healthful regularity! jrWTOPa, Vwiuconvinci tvgZ J V , Y0UI H34f instrument, which were originally the possessions of Nicolo Paganini, the great virtuoso of that era and whose name the group has taken. 3 Oil Companies Increase Prices PORTLAND Three oil com panies Friday said they hava boosted prices on gasoline, heat ing and diesel oils to match an increase made Thursday by Standard Od Co. of California. Gasoline and heating oil prices in the Portland area were lifted i cent a gallon by the Union Oil Co., Shell Oil Co. and tha General Petroleum Corp. The three firms said heavier fuel oils were raised 15 cents a barrel and marine diesel 21 cents a barrel. Lnion and General said they will increase gasoline prices from .6 to .7 cents a gallon on some parts of Eastern Oregon and Ida ho because of what they termed increased transportation costs. Hayloft Square Danca Club be ginners class, 8 p.m. Duda Sibley, instructor. TUESDAY JAN. 21 Inter Sa Study Club 1:1S p.m. luncheon at home of Mrs. E. S. HAI1 with Mrs. John Llrich in charge of program. Badoura Club sewing unit. Daughters of the Nile, at new home of Mrs. Essie Koenti on NW Eden Line at 1:30 p m. Lookingglass Grange potluck din ner, home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Petheram. 7:30 p m. Melrose Community Church Mis sionary Society, 10:30 a.m., at church. Winston Christian Church Mis sionary Society, home of Dwight Davidson. 7:30 p.m. Leader, Mrs. Martha Campbell; worship leader, Mrs. Daisy Fox. Assembly of God sectional min ister's institute of the Oregon Dis trict, 7:30 p.m., public invited. Glendale Eastern Star, Masonic Temple. FS Club, home of Mrs. R. W. Meissner, 842 SE Parrott, 2 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous. 7:30 p.m. 24S SE Jackson. For mora infor mation call OR 2 275.1. euoroos square uance -iuo,,,nd home ( Christmas classes, barn. ,tlme. Mri Cummins is their lead- r S i p; ' p j I r. Mrs. Amundson helped them pick their group name, which means "doing everything togeth- a n d 245 SE Jackson. Families friends of alcoholics invited. Roseburg Kiwanis Club, noon, Hotel L'muqua Civic Room. Associated Volunteers card par ly, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., VA Hospital recreation building musie room. Ladies invited. Army Reserve, 8 to 1 pm , 1614 W. Harvard. Boots and Calico Square Danca Club class, 8 pm., Winston Com munity Hall. Norval Cockers m in charge. Barbershop singing, Ott and Rie ketts Music Store, 8 p.m. Eagles Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Eagles Hall. Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH Do ft Is tetuh drop, altp or wobbto when you talk. Mt, LnukIi or inrM? Doo't b aiinovfxl and rnibiirrutMl tv tuch handlrar. FA8TEETH. an a Utah n (non-acid) powder to aprtn kla ou your platen, kerpa falM tMh mora firmly sat. Give confidant twi. lufc of aecurtty and added comfort. No gummy, imofT. pant" taita or teal Inn. Got PASTKETU today at any true counter. Additional Reductions IN OUR SHOE SALE UNHEARD-OF VALUES! StiM e wonderful elecrio of ladies' shoo ra choose from, with all ef our famous brands represented in tale groups. Choose now far boat selection. CROUP NO. 1 Formerly ta 21.9S n.w 6.98 CROUP NO. Z Formerly ta 12.95 now 4.98 CROUP NO. 3 Formerly ta 10.9S Now 2.98 CROUP NO. 4 Formerly to 4.9S 1.00 m (Smell mat In children ihMi, ladies' anal cKildrta'a Canyonvillt) Church Damaged By Recent Fire CanyonviJI volunteer firemen answered i call to Surprise Valley on Gazley road north of Canyon ville Wednesday morning when the wall of the Pentecostal Church there became ingited from a faulty EXAMINER DUE A drivers license examiner will be on duty in Koseburg Thursday and Friday at 642 SK Kane Si., between the hours of a.m. and S om.. accord in k to an announce-' chimney. ment received from the Dept. of ' Neighboring families who turned Motor Vehicles of Oregon. -in the alarm had almost extin- Persons wishing original licenses guished the flame with garden or permits to drive are asked to j hoses when the department's truck file applications welt ahead of the i arrived, according to Norman Han scheduled closing hour in order to i son, fire chief. 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