FALSE TEETH
That Loosen
Need Not Embarrass
Many mm of falaa tmh bar.
iiDercd Ttml embarra-ssnttnl because
their put dropped. slipprd or wob
bled il jum ihe wrong time. Do no!
uv In fear of this happenlne to vuu.
JM itrllltl! a little KASTLETH the
alkaline i non-acid I powder, on your
Plates. Hold lalae teeth more firmly
o they feel more comfortable. Dora
not sour. Checks "plate odor" (den.
tura breath I. Uet FAATEJSTH at am
druf oounter.
Dr. Woodruff Elected
To Optometrists Post
BEND OH Max Teck of Port
land was named president of the
uregon upiometric Assn. i
! Other officers named at the:
organization i annual meeting'
-here: i
Byron Woodruff. Roseburg, first
Glide Forester
Is Transferred
By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY
Dava Kolb, stationed ths past
W ee prudent; Allan Herndobler, 1 214 year, at the Glide forest rang
.Milton.Freew.ter second vice,er station in the timber manage
president; Donald Bryan, Port-., men, division, has been transferred
land treasurer; Max freeman, to lhe supervisor', office of the
Portland secretary Willamette National Forest .t
John Hamber Milwaukie, was headoxters in Eugene.
I named to the advisory board of Mr. and Mrs. Kolb, 4-year-old
I the school of optometry at P.cific MBi Randy ,nd Mariiaret, 2, .re
1 University. 1 moving Monday to their new home.
Mrs. Clarence Parkner. Port- i.h.,h u..
iana, was eieciea prestaem 01 uiei Mr.
women s auxiliary.
and Mrs.
! turned Tuesday
Guy Metc.lf re
after ten days
spent in Portland. Metc.lf received
medical attention, and Mrs. Met
calf, special dentistry. They stayed
at the home of the latter', sister.
Mrs. ivah Willard.
Clay Bronson was released from
Douglas Community Hospital Tues
day after undergoing an appendectomy.
several Olide school teachers
have suffered attacks of the flu.
Miss Vivian Earnest, girls' physi
cal education instructor at the high
school, has been confined all week,
others ailing were. Jack Forsythe.
high school coach, Loren Thorn
ton, high school coach, and Mrs.
Loetta Philippi, third grade teacher.
Ben Glandville. bookkeeper at the
Glide mill, has been transferred to
the mill's finishing plant at Dillard
Mrs. James !. hvans is taking nis
place at the Glide office.
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NUTRO-LIFE BREAD'S
smooth, soft bulk action, like
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your family stay pleasantly regular. Buy .
loaf today. Seven days trial will convince you!
Local News
California!. Has Visit With Elgarose Friends
Sorority Nets $125
For School Benefit
Xi Tau Chapter. Bet. Sigma
Phi, announced at the last meeting
that . recent rummage sale net
ted $125, which will be given to
the Robin Dale School.
The program was presented by
Mrs. J. W. Lowery, who spoke
briefly on President Van Buren
and Mrs. Ralph Korte, who gave .
report on uuysses b. Grant.
The next meeting has been post-
jioned until May a. it will be .
potluck dinner, the meeting place
to be announced later.
Roseburg Church
Forms Girls Club
The Roseburg Assembly of God
has started a new group for girls
from 12 to 17, called the Mission-
eltes Club.
Sharon Allen was elected presi
dent: Wilm. Caskey. vice presi
dent; Nancy Walker, secretary;
Sharon Monrean, treasurer.
They are now working on . proj
ect of sending articles to . mis
sionary family in Arizona who
work with the Indians there.
Carolyn Allen is the counselor
sponsor and the adult advisor is
Mrs. Vernon Klemens.
The group meets every Thurs
day afternoon at 4:30 in the church
basement.
E. M. Murphy returned home
Sunday from a business trip to
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Farley Dllwerth
have left for P.lm Springs where
they will attend the Business Men's
Assurance All-Star Convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Jerw. of An
chorage, Alaska, have left for their
home following a ten-day visit here
with the latter', parent., Mr. and
Mrs. Urvitle Burge.
Larry Burge has returned to hi.
home in Seattle following a week
end visit with Mr.. Burge who has
been visiting here at the home 01
the former', parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Urville Burge.
Kernan Turner and a classmate
at University of Oregon, Mike Hol
lis of Portland, spent Friday night
visiting at the home 01 ine tor
mer'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Lighten Hill and
son, Jeff, arrived in Roseburg Sat
urday to spend the weekend with
Mrs. Hill's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Berney. They expect to re
turn home tomorrow.
Mrs. Ruth Cowley of London,
England, arrived in Roseburg Fri
day to spend several week, visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Joan Gert,
and children. The former wiu sail
July 1; from New York for her
return trip.
Dave Lyons, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Lyons, spent the wekend
here returning Sunday to his stud
ies at the University of Oregon.
The former made the trip to at
tend the Roseburg High School Junior-Senior
Prom Saturday night.
Mr. end Mrs. Albert Joelson
were host to their son, John, and to
Paul Adams of Klamath Falls over
the weekend. The young men, both
of whom attend Oregon State Col
lege, made the trip down to at
tend the high school prom.
Mrs. Johnnie Scott, Mr. and Jlrs.
Wayne Ireland, Mr. and Mrs. Lor
en O'Neil, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dob
bins and Georgie Moss of Rose
burg attended the installation of
Columbia Court, Order of Amar
anth at Astoria on a recent Satur
day night, returning home the fol
lowing day.
Bob Hultman, who has been at
tending high school in Areata,
Calif., arrived here Saturday to
spend the weekend with his moth
er, Mrs. Drucill. Hultmar,, add
will also visit friends in the area
Also a guest at the Hultman home
was Miss Norma Anderton, also of
Areata.
Lt. and Mr.. Gene Hitt have re
turned from their honeymoon in
California following their recent
marriage here. The lieutenant will
be stationed in Canada with the
U.S. Air Force. Mrs. Hitt plans
to accompany her husband to Wil
laims Lake, then will return here.
Mrs. Hitt is the former Jean Olmsted.
By MRS. THELMA HANSON
Mr. and Mrs. Vera Wooton and
r . . - i l- 1 -. k.il 1 ''
USUKU1CI , w E.iaiuac, uu
as their guest recently, Hon Heav
er of North Hollywood, Calif., who
wa. on his way to neatue, wasn.
Weaver Is a nephew of Mrs. Woot
on.
Clendale PTA Schedules
Discussion On Budget
The Glendaht PTA will meet at
the high school Monday evening
for a panel discussion of the budg
et. The budget was defeated by a
narrow margin in the school elec
tion the first of May and will be
resubmitted to the public May 29.
Marlen Yoder, school superin
tendent, will be present to meet
the parents and discuss the budget
needs of the school system.
Mrs. Myrna Opperman's accor
dion band will play as a part of
the program, report, correspond
ent Mrs. Gerald Fox.
Man., May 13, 1957 Th News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3
sper
Coquille visited last weekend with
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Casper.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cederstrom of
Coos Bay arrived last week to vis
it Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. John,
son and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ward.
GRADUATION CANDIDATE
Larry K. Burr, son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. R. Burr, Roseburg, is a
candidate for graduation from Pa
cific Vnivcrsity, Forest Grove,
May 26. A mojor in optometry.
Burr has been active in student
activities at the college.
RED CROSS MOVES
The Douglas County chapter of
the American Red Cross has
moved into its new quarters at 1 132
SE Stephens St. The chapter for
merly was located at 814. SE Lane
Ave.
HIGHWAY BIDS DUE
The State Highway Commission
Thursday will open bids on illumi
nation installations at the Gazley
Road, Yokum Road. Irwin Road
and Canyonville interchanges of
Highway 99 in Douglas County.
The work is scheduled for com.
pletion in the late summer of 1958.
Science Shrinks Piles
New Way Without Surgery
Finds Healing Substance That Does Both
Relieves Pain Shrinks Hemorrhoids
astonishing tUttnunu like "rues
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In case after can, while gently
relieving pain, actual redaction
(shrinkage) took place.
Host amasing of all results were
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