The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, April 21, 1958, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWorry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Don i bt mtimmd by Ioom T1m tm slipping, dropping or obolinf wfi'n you Ml. talk or liugn Jut rnnMt in He rASIttlrl on your plates This pleasant powder gives a remarkable tentc of artrt! comfort and security by holding plates mor nrmlT No gummv. nouoy, ptuiy tt or fellmr Its aJk.-il.ftr I non-acid t. Gt FAbTEETH tt any dru counir. PATRON. Zl NIWS.RKVIIW ADVERTISIRS New Projects By Fullerton j The Fullerton PTA kindergarten will be continued again neit Sep tember. The new project by the PTA started in January and will con tinue through April with a 25-itu-dent limit. Mri. Leland van Allen. teacher at the school, ia now for mulating plana for continuing the program in the (all. The kindergarten ia open to any Launched PTA Here Spring Conference Of Women's Clubs Set At Coos Bay leT""Y7Y . A a NOWI Vitamin and Mineral ) Insurance at IQIHSTGOSTl NEW! McKESSON S - Formula 21 Multiple VITAMIN and MINERAL CAPSULES Email wmA Til 11 i r 100 CAPSULES ? 1 Vilominj 10 Mintralt ONLY Less than 4( a day! Now, McKesson brings you a high-potency Vitamin-Mineral Capsule priced within the range of everyone! It's new Bexel Formula 21 ... a combination of 1 1 vitamins and 10 minerals and Brewer's Yeast, all in one easy-to-take capsule. Never before has Mc Kesson produced a vitamin-mineral capsule of thir high-potency formula priced so low. There's absolutely no other like it! If you have been feeling tired, run down try Bexel Formula 21 at our risk. It must make you feel better or your money back! Thaie ivmptwni If rJue to a aitamin daficiencr occur Only when Ol'ly intake of iritamini SI. B?. and etario it lata tnan minimum daily requiramanu ovar a pro longed period, in inamnivaa. may do not prove a dittary deficiency at may may riawe otnar cautet of bt duo to functional conditioni. youngster who will enroll in the first grade at Fullerton the follow ing year. i Other Projects Listed I This is only one of a group of I new projects launched by the PTA under the guidance of its executive Doard during the 1957-S8 school year. Among the largest undertakings was sponsorship of the Fullerton Blue Birds, Camp Fire groups and Cub, Boy Scout and Explorer groups. The PTA also sponsored the Ful-1 lerton Mothersingers under the di rection of Mrs. Roy Hanford. Thev entertained at PTA and school functions. A "good citizen of the month" program was started in which stu dent committees, sixth grade teachers and a PTA committee se lected a "citizen" from the three sixth grade classes. A "Newcomers Committee" was also formed to greet and help new Fullerton parents. The major money - making proj ect was the carnival April 11. The sale of Christmas trees during the holidays was the only other finan cial undertaking this year. Plan For Future At its ADril meeting, the associa tion approved a $10 allowance for each of the 12 primary grades to purchase games and classroom play equipment. The balance of the project money is to be placed in a special fund for future construc tion of a covered playshed on the playground. ll was announced a pre school tea scheduled this year oh May 16 will be held each year to in troduce the new first-grade students and their mothers to the first grade teachers and acquaint them with the school. The program committee theme for the year was "Three Hearts of a Child's World," the school, home and community. 635 S. E. Jackson St. 9s ORchard 3-7415 SPRING BUILDING TIME! 11 if Ski! Tooli Make Work )Tf Fast Accurate, Eay! Entirely New SKI L Jig Saw Terrific around the workshop! 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Rose Street Phono OR 3-6638 The second district of Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its 29th annual spring confer ence in Coos Bay April 25 Mrs. Frank Ashley, president, will preside. Registration will be from 8:30 to 3U a m., with an executive board meeting at 9. The meeting will be held in the First I Methodist Church at central and Ocean Blvd. i The all-day session will start at 9:30 a.m. with routine businesa and a revision of bylaws will be pre sented. Club presidents will give reports and officers will be elected. i Mrs. Walter Brown, first state vice president, Klamath Falls, will president Mrs. Ernest E. Hall and I Mrs. Fred C. Cast, Portland. i Theme of the meeting will be, Plea Mad For Portland Educational Television PORTLAND I A plea for a school supported educational television atation here was de ferred by the Portland School Board. The board heard Community Television Inc., a non-profit group, support the proposal, but post poned a decision. ihe estimated cost to tne school district during the first year of operation of such a station would be about $146,000, the board's Cur riculum Advisory Council said. "Modern Art." with a Eugene artist. Mrs. Edna Anderson Morey as afternoon speaker. The Vogue sewing contest winners will be pre sented in a fashion show, the win ner to attend the sate meeting in May. Winner of the Koseburg Woman's Club sewing contest was Mrs. l.eon Mulkey. The luncheon will be prepared by i the Methodist Women and all re- servations must be in early. ' Installation will be given by Mrs. Walter Brown, assisted by Mrs. J. A. Gibson, Bandon. Afternoon j No Siren To Be Blown j When Inmates Run Away' SAI.EM 1 There will be no siren at MacLaren School in Woodburn when a boy runs away. The Board of Control here has approved this decision by Amos Reed, superintendent, who said the noise creates an uproar and puts an end to work or study by other inmates. I He said some Woodburn resi I dents wanted the siren restored I so they could lock their homes at I the warning. I However. Reed said, training schools across the country have eliminated sirens, along with the lockstep and bloodhounds, and the number of attempted escaped has declined. Mon. April 21, 1958 The News-Review, Koseburg, Ore. 7 tea will be served by the North oena enlors Club. The evening of April 24 a recep tion will be held in the home of a member of the Coos Bay Junior Club. Mrs. Jack Schneidprman. There will be transportation from the Tioga Hotel for those wishing it. The state convention will be hold in the Marion Hotel, Salem. May 6 9 with Mrs. George Rossman pre siding The Koseburg Woman's Club president Mrs. Kenneth W. Ford and drlegatea will assist in the convention. It has been announced that a national award has been presented the St. Helen's Woman'a Club in the community achievement contest. HUCE TAX PAYMENT, NEW YORK if" A payment of 3U) million dollars by a corpo ration as the first installment of Us federal income tax ia this year's largest payment in the low er Manhattan district. The district is the wealthiest in the country in terms of corporate taxes. 1 PRUDENTIAL LIFE INSURANCE HORACE C. BERG Special Afenf Poena 301 Pacific luildinf Off. OK 1-741. Res. OR 3-7195 ROGER'S rR&$f TUNE-UP SHOP Opposite Vet's Entrance Jutt Oft Harvard Ave. 625 W. Wharten St. OR 2-4021 FAST SERVICE CN Automotive Tune Up Carburetors a Generators Rebuilt Brakes Relined a Lubrication YOU CAN DEPEND ON US' There 1$ No Labor Dispute Between Wards And Its Employees In Roseburg, Oregon ' Employees of Montgomery Ward & Company are not on strike and there is no labor dispute between Wards and its employees here. Handbills are being distributed by peopla whs have been hired on instructions from notional officers of the Retail Clerks Union in Washington, D. C. This union does not represent our employees in the. Rose burg store. E. C. Nolle Retail Store Manager Montgomery Ward & Co. Roseburg, Oregon mmsoml Brocade Reg. 29c facial tissues Porter Would Take Dam Bill From Committee WASHINGTON (Jl Rep. Porter (D-Ore) has proposed here that the House take the Hells Canyon Dam bill from its Interior Com mittee. In making the proposal he said a boost in water resources con struction is one of three steps needed to fight the recession in the Pacific Northwest. Trade with Red China and direct loans for housing also were urged by Porter in a talk to a women's national Democratic club. The Senate passed the Hells Canyon bill last year. But since then, it has been in the House com mittee, in which a majority of the members are believed against construction of the dam by the fed eral government. 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