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14 Tha News-Review, Reisburg, OrTu.t., May 21, 19S7 IS PORTLAND $11.65 plus tax cm iii. MIMUn tt Dillard Woman Returns To Home After Two Months In California By ROSA HEINBACH Mrs. Delli White returned to her home with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrj. Chester Bast, on Dyke Lane recently fol lowing a two-month trip to Cal ifornia visiting relatives. Ill In Hospital Charles Kash Is In the Mercy hospital receiving medical treat ment for a complication of illnes ses. He is the owner of the Wins ton Photo Studio. Mrs. l.eo Manske is recupera ting at her home on Highway 99, following major surgery at the St. Vincent hospital in Portland. Mrs. Manske will return to the Port land hospital in a few weeks for further surgery. Out-of-town guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wilson were their old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bratseh were called to St. Helens re cently due to the critical illness of the litter s father, Stephen Al paugh, who is in the St Helens Hospital for medical treatment. Their sons, Stevie and Jeffery. are staying with their paternal grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bratseh In Dillard. Leo Willis was taken to the Vet Iff Complete ProrHloai for sho Treasured anapahosa ... Ilorn'a "Mnlll-YUIon'1 Plaajiie I.raf Photo Album In Saddle Crain Texaloid padded cover 1. 1.1 In genuine Florentine Top-Grain leather 6.95 In simulated leather padded cover 3.4.1 No glue or paste needed to preserve precious snaps! They sslip into clear-vision double faced plastic sleeves; title apace for each picture. Negatives can be con veniently 61ed with prints. Covers have gold-tooled design. In red, green, brown or blue. Eijund with additional fillers, album will never bulge. O'dsra CeMact racist Slia SkW Frloti latrar runt "Mgltl.TiMaa- -N.. I20.420.JX 2V, i iy4. I. c 0 F . J H N. M 6-a I a-lX 3 A 1 4'. raat bard 3 i -J'jmJj IKaltt -4 I 6 'ai'i -oU-aid I's l4ft. -Si 7 V.tVU. J'j.- Ir9 T Album 1 Ui J M 2 40 2ZZZ4O 2 40 I 24 2 40 I trail's hospital in Rosoburg last week for treatment of i heart condition. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harry man and son, Dana, have Rone to Riverside, Calif., to visit her moth er, Mrs. Alena Merrifield. Mrs. liarryman will also visit her brother, John Merrifield in El sinore, Calif. Returns To Alaska Gordon Clayton has returned to Alaska where he is employed fol lowing a short visit with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Clayton on Kent Creek, Mrs. Don iiegele is recuperat ing at her home, in Ford's Addi tion, from surgery at the Com munity hospital recently. Mrs. Heuele, who had an inward goiter removed is reported to he im-i I proving as well as can be ex I , pec ted. Mrs. Kay Myers is taking: Icare of her daughter-in-law and! : her children during her illness. j I David and Mark Laura nee, ! small children of Mr. and Mrs. i Dan Laurance, are ill at their, homo with the chicken pox. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred DuQtielte were home on a few day's visit lrom Lstacada where he is em ployed. Following a visit with their son and daughters, they re- turned to Kstacada taking Julia ) with them for a week. Julia has been making her home with an older sister, Mrs. Kenneth Alex-1 ander. on Kent Creek, during her' parents' absence. ' Building Horn I .Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gibson are bu tilling a new home on their pro ' perty in Ford's addition. ! G'uests at the home of Mr. and i Mrs. Kay Myers recently were old friends, Ted Johnson and Louis De! Long, from Tacoma, Wash., and j Eufiene. j Mr. and Mrs. William Bromley I and children spent last weekend 1 at Ashland where they attended j the Southern Oregon District track, meet. They camped overnight in ' their vacation trailer. j Surprise out-of-town guests at 1 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wade 1 Gentry recently, were Mr. and I Mrs. Lee Brown of Springfield. They were close friends in Clay ton. Okla., over 14 years ago. ' Air. and Mrs. Barry Laurance of i Portland, visited several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wil-j lard Laurance. and took a pleas- i ure trip to Med ford, accompanied i by Joe Laurance, son of Mr. and ! Mrs. Dan Laurance. Ilngrid Denies Rift As Scandal Smears Rossellini I PARIS i Actress In grid i Bergman Monday said "there is no truth at all" to a report that her husband, director Roberto Kossellmi, is living with a mar Lned Indian woman in Bombay and plans to divorce Miss Berg man. "I wish they would leave my husband in peace to do his work." said Miss Bergman, who is act ing on the Pans stage. "This is all a rumor that has sprung up and it is truly unfortunate." Rossellini is now making a pic ture in India. Miss Bergman has repeatedly denied rumors of a rift between them. A copyrighted news dispatch from Bombay said Rossellini's paramour is the beautiful, 27-year-old mother of two small chil dren. The dispatch said the woman is reported to be pregnant, as Miss Bergman was almost eight years aso when her affairs with Ros sellini made worldwide headlines. The news said reliable sources in Bombay reported the Indian government had asked Rossellini to leave India Because of tne af fair, but that an Italian embassy spokesman said India so far had only asked the director unofficial ly to "try to smooth down the trouble to avoid any scandal." Yoncalla Eighth Graders To Be Promoted May 29 Hi-Neighbors Plan No June Meeting No June meeting of the Hi-: Brittain Slack. Neighbor Circle of the Neighbor- The next meeting is scheduled hood Church of Christ wiU be held Thursday, July 18 ! because of the Bible School and The announcement was made at levanelistic meetings during the the last meeting at the church in t month, reports Correspondent Mrs. West Sutherlin. la 4.41 and album enly. Refills lor douMing capacity of album $ 2.251 ROSEBURC BOOK STORE 549 S. E. Jockton ORchord 3-5356 Bullfrog Wins $1,000 For Owner ANGELS CAMP, Calif, itf The new world champion jumping frog is a San Joaquin Delta bullfrog named Beans. Owned and trained by 15-year-old Caroline Voitich. Stockton, Beans spanned 12 feet, 7 inches in hn three allotted hops Sunday and won the 31st annual jumping frog jubilee. The contest commemorates Mark Twains famous yard, "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Cal averas County." Beans got the glory. Miss Voi tich gets $1,000. But his performance was far short of the world record of 16 feet 10 inches set in 1934 by a frog named Lucky, owned by Ray Weiner of Angels Camp. While domestic hoppers turned in mediocre performances, the foreign frogs appeared demoral ized. Most of them just sat. Threats To Witnesses Defer Blinding Trial NEW YORK If Trial of John (Johnny Diol Dioguardi as the alleged mastermind of the Victor Riesel acid-blinding case was postponed Monday. The federal prosecutor said several key wit nesses have been threatened and are refusing to testify. Federal District Judge William B. norlands adjourned start of the trial until Thursday. Riesel, a newspaper labor eolumnisl. was blinded in a street assault April 5, 1936. Japan Okays Joint Defense With America TOKYO Japan's govern ment has approved a four-point basic defense policy tied securely to the United States "until an ef fective organ of the United Na tions can be set up" to combat possible future aggression. "In case of aggression, Japan will fight it in order to preserve our country's independence and peace, which is based on demo cratic principle," said the govern ment announcement of the policy approved by Prime Minister ' Kishi's Cabinet. By MRS. CEORSE EDES Promotion exercises for the Yon calla eighth grade students will be held in the grade school gym May 29 at a p.m. The students will present the program, and Keith van Krevelin, chairman of the board, will give diplomas to 33 graduating eighth graders. Achievement Day Set The Yoncalla Grade School will host all 4-H groups from North Douglas county at Achievement Day, May 24 at 2 p.m. and in the evening. Displays will be held in the grade school gym. The second annual field day for the Yoncalla Elementary School was held recently. Competitive races, including bicycle races, sack races and pie eating con teats, were held. The two grand prize winners were Sherrie Rob erts and Ronald Revelle, who won blue and red ribbons. The band played during the exercises. The school has just completed several major improvements. The fire proofing overhead in the base ment of the school was completed and the new breezeway and bus loading facility have been com pleted, also. The final construc tion on the cement vault to hold all school records was just fin ished. 150 Attend Approximately 350 persons at tended the Yoncalla Grade School annual "open house" musicale held recently. Two hundred stu dents took part in the program consisting of band numbers, primary rhythm band, girls glee club members, violin solo by Donna Churchill and girls trio, Donna Churchill, Kay Churchill and Carolyn Simms. All the rooms .were open, and a special exhibi- 1 tion in handicraft and metal craft was displayed. A complete I text book display and audio-visual 'display demonstration was held. Sutherlin Garden Club Has Election . By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK Mrs. O. L. Torrey was elected president of the Sutherlin Gardtn Club at its last meeting in tfie home' of Mrs. Dwight Beck. Other new officers are: Mrs. Vera Liesinger, vice president; Mrs. Bud Holm, secretary; Mrs. Wesley Thompson Sr.. treasurer; Mrs. Lloyd Movers, two - year director, and Mrs. Dwight Beck, one - year, director. Installation is scheduled at the next meeting Thursday, June 20, at the home of Mrs. Cal Gilman. Mrs. William Eadus, a guest at the meeting, gave a talk on fu schias. and Mrs. Lloyd Movers 1 reported on iris'. Crotchet The afternoon was spent in crotcheting and other hand work at the last meeting of the Neighbor hood Club of Nonpanel. Mrs. Mar garet Mode won the door prize. Fifteen members attended the meeting at the home of Mrs. Ora Lang. The next meeting is sched uled May 30. The next meeting of the Knit ting Club of West Sutherlin is scheduled May 28 at the home of .Mrs. Evelyn Frotscher. 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