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10 The Newt Reriew, Retobura,, Danish Ship Abandoned By NEW ORLKANS ( The Dan- , ish ship Olivia-Winthers nufht fir in the Gulf of Mexico Sat-1 urdajr and waa abandoned by iu of crew of 32. The Coast Guard aaid tha tanker A 1 latest Auua uila ait tka inana about SO miles southeast of Mo- bile, Ala. Tha tanker reported that Tfct MUwinf mii ana talavitiaa Brg'S"a art arintaa fraa public Mr vie tt Nawt-Raviaw t4rt. All ptffm Itttinflf are gubluhsaj at racaivaal tram Hia raspactiva Marians. Tha Nawa Raviaw aat. Rat aacaa rat garni biliry far variatia: tram anginal achaajulai hi mi rtiii as wipe. pa. KBES-TV Ch. 5 Remaining Hours Today 4 00 Unci Hilt s Cartoon 4 1 Dsvntlon 4 10 Cardan, Farm At Mmn 4 45 Vint City Pol ire SOO Your TV Weatherman, a 06 Nsws iv Doug EH wards Tho Nwa a 35 Robin Hood a 00 T V Question Bob FULLER YOUR CLOSE OUTS ALL WALLPAPER IN STOCK Values up to $1.95 per tingle roll MORGAN DECORATORS ROSEBURG KOIN-TV Ch. 6 Remaining Hours Today 4M Mr. Moon 4:4. Bad Dunning K:00 Cartoon Timo a IV Doug Edwards, Now S 30 Robin Hood no Mr. Weatherman OS Sportaceno 16 News Per art 15 K a r I doer ope a JO Talent Scouts 1.00 Danny Thomas Show MEXICAN FOOD And Popular American Dishes Ordart ta take aut. THE VILLA Oven S P.M. (Closed Sundays) 1 Ml. S. an tus. Rauta 9 IVIN THI DAN SMOOT REPORT Werl't Worry You aa a New BEAUTY REST from CARSTENS KPIC-TV Ch. 4 Remaining Hours Today 4 00 Rig Roundup a 00 Woody Wood pecker ABO ft :iO Mv Little) Margie goo Newa, Sports, Weather AOS Sports g IO Weather g IS NBC News NBC SHAKE PAINT 57s 4.95 gal. COLORCRAFT PAINT & WALLPAPER in t r os ttnt U l.k. Wtlt if Pott Olftcs KRNR 1490 KC Remaininn lloura Today 4 HV Cod free Ford Show ftOOKdward B. 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Stapkans OR 2-334 3 OO Newa jnj-Hanpy O Dsy Show 11-Nev.e 1 M Happy O'Dsy Shew 4 oo Newa Highlights oj l.urky Logan Bhow 4 11-Newa 4 uu l.ui-ky !-fsn Shaw lonNewa Higniigh-s SOj-l.urae lNffan Shn 5 21 Spivta News 0 I urky lartgan Show a oo Newa Highlights soj l urky Logan Bhow a 21-Sewt, a nv- urky Ifai SsSow a 1-Nes V.sathe f oo Sign off Mr Wsseesrsr at ! mi' I aour, avsry firwir Eugene Planning Speaks At Drain By EDITH BUSH i A food attendance of members ' and several guests wera present j at the recent meeting of tha Drain Chamber of Commerce, to hear Harlow Hudson, planning consult- ant from Eugene, speak on. Sell-1 V Alia . ing Your Community to Your Citizens. Using graphs and pictures to il lustrate his points, Hudson showed how community spirit developes from a simple beginning to tha complex relationships of urban civ- iluation. He stressed tha fact that I meeting the basic needs of tha in- dividual will promote factora which will increase community pride and cooperation. Service and good will are more important than the amount of mon- ey spent, ha said. Everything done! to improve a community will pay; off in greater team work and in- terest, according to Hudson. Hud son complimented tha business men of Drain for their accomplish- ments in promoting civic pride in the past, and made suggestions for future growth. Top Students Namad Marilyn Brown has been selected valedictorian of Drain Grade School's graduation exercices May Winston-Dillard Kiwanis Observes Ladies Night By BRUNETTI WILSON , I.adics night was observed re-' cently by the Winston-Dillard Ki wanis Club. The dinner meeting was held at Burtons Cafe, with 56 members and guests present. Thir teen members from Roseburg club were guests, also present ware guests from Glide. Two new mem bers, Ray Gordon and Otto Jones, were inducted into tha club, wilh l.t. Governor Jack Hudson presid ing. Ben Sheele, president, appointed a judging committee for the kiddie parade. C. C. Foshack was pro gram chairman for the evening. and guest speaker was Mrs. George llalliday, of Roseburg. . Church Croup Meets A meeting of the executive board of the Missionary Society of the Winston Christian Church was held at the home of Mary White, with eight officers present. Study ma terial fur the new year was order ed, and plans for the installation of new officers were discussed. The decision was to hold the installa tion at the next meeting, which, due to so many end of the year school activities, has been post poned until June 3 and will be at the home of Mrs. Jack Nelson. The Missionary Society of the Winston Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. A. A. I.indville. Mrs. Charles Johnstone, recently elect ed president, had charge of the meeting. Other recently elected of ficers are Mrs. A. A. I.indville, vice president; Mrs. Carl Mutsch ler, secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Kearby Masters, reporter. Dates set for the regular meetings were the second and fourth Tuesdays of the munlh. Mrs. Fred Elhertus or Winston, spent Ihe day in Eugene Friday. Accompanying her was her mother-j in-law, Mrs. Arthur Elhertus. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Conrad and family or Winston drove to Central j Point, to spend mother's day with the former's mother. Mrs. Ollie Conrad, and while thera also visit ed several brothers and listers. Sister Visits ! Mrs. Edith Eastman of Eugene i was a recent visitor in tha Fred Elhertus home in Winston Section. Mrs. Eastman it a sister of Mrs. TTvEAT YOUR FAVI11.Y TO BETTER MEALS . . . TREAT YOOESELF TO CDCXSK fJJSE . . . WITH A MODERN ELfCTRIC RANGE! W X 'Jt&e& .sou f cd(Ljldy on& coco acta a ljhjio Consultant Chamber Meet 2s. Salutatorian will ba Brookt League, County Deputy and Mrs. Howard Cracroft from Fair Oaki Grange were gueiti at tha Sunny dalt Grange meeting. Kair plana ere discussed. Agri- atiltnrl eklirmin t kail a.e D u a. 1 1 cultural chairman Cheater Rydell! read an article concerning differ-1 enca in pricea received by tha 1 farmer and those paid by the eon-1 aumer. A discussion followed. Tba ' next meeting will be Hay 2. Mrs. J. L. Sneed went to OTI for Mother'a Weekend Satursday. Ernest Hunt and aon, Bobby, flew ' her there in the former's privale plane. Plana to fly home had to be cancelled due to unfavorable ' weather, so she returned by car. i The Fortv and F.ieht Club met at the Community Hall Tuesday evening for a dinner. Following tha dinner a regular business meeting was held. Mrs. James Stupe of Eusena vis ited here Tuesday evening. She at- ; tended the lady bowlers banquet. The Stupe family formerly lived in Drain. Gerald Olson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Olson, has returned after serving three years in the Navy. He was recently stationed at Moffat Field, Calif. Elhertus. While here, they visited anolher sister, Mra. Lillian Bridges, in Coquille. Mr. and Mrs. William Adams, and children, of Walla Walla, Wash., were recent guests in the home of the Utter s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cracroft. The Adams also tended to business. and visited Adams' father and mother in Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Neeley drove to Portland recently to take Neel ey's father, W. J. Spracher. to the hospital. He is now confined to the Providence Hospital there. ine Rainbow Garden Club held an executive board meeting at the . home of Mrs. Clifford White. The I new year books were outlined for prining. p,n, ,ra to have them i ready for the next regular meeting I June 1. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elbuftus. of Coquille. visited in the Fred El bertus home in Winston, while in ,r' recenuy ici auena ine ' E Raymond, widely known crimi funeral or Mrs i Roy Elhertus step-: , lawveri defeated William rather, Roy Ellis. I I.angley for the Democratic nomi- Portland Visitor . nljon for district attorney. Lang- htevie Danchok. student at the ; w rem0ved from the office I mversity of Oregon Dental School, , yesr ,0 upon conviction of in Portland, and Joe Danchok Jr. . failure to prosecute gambling, and family, of Roseburg, w e r a , Raymond's Republican opponent guests for Mothers Day at thewl Don walker, home of their parents , Mr and i - - Mrs. Joa Danchok Sr., in Winston Section. Mr. and Mrs. George Barher, and son. Bryce. of Grants Pass, spent Mother's Day wilh her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Kearby Mast ers, of Winston. I.t. Jack Hudson and wife of Coos Bay were guests recently in the home or Ben Scheele in Win- ston. James Albion, who is working in Chico, Calif., spent the weekend at his home in Winston Section. His mother, from Canada, was a visit or in the Albion home. TUBERCULOSIS OOWN PORTLAND I The incidence of tuberculosis in Oregon dropped 2't per cent last year, tha Oregon Tuberculosis and Health Assn. said Wednesday. The association said at its an nual meeting here that only .T7t new cases were reported in tha slate. $2$ ASK YOO FATOSTTf Trujillo's Son Getting Divorce, Father Announces CILDAD TRLJII.LO, Dominican Republic I-t. Gen. Rafael Trujillo Jr., whoie romancing of Hollywood atara made headline!, ia shedding bn wife with a Mexican divorce. Tkla .. - - ,li.,.ln.,1 in inUr. Vltw Salurdlv wlth Generaluiimo .-. Rafael Trujillo. tha inaril'i father who haa run thia country for 2t years. Tha generalissimo (aid his aon'a divorce proceedings ware insti- luted in April in the civil court of Bravos District in Chihuahua, Mexico. That was before the son broke into the news with his lavish gills to Zsa Zsa Gabor and Kim "ov1'- The 29-year-old chief of the Do- miniran Air horce and his wife, Octavia Adolfina Ricart de Tru - lino, have aix children. Tha wife and children are now in tha Do minican Republic Young Trujillo has been studving at tha U. S. Army General Staff College at Ft. Leavenworth, Kan. The generalissimo said tha di vorce has absolutely no connec- lion" with his son's romantic ad ventures in Hollywood. Instead of being irked about young Trujillo's romancing, tha generalissimo said what his son did "is his own private business, and ha ia apending hia own mon ey." Eugene C. Venn Wins Lane County DA Position By TH EASSOCIATEO PRESS Venn of Dist. Alty. Eugene C. Lane County won Republican re- I nomination in Fridays election. Venn, in the news recently wilh a war on lewd magazines, de feated Cecil Stickney, also of Eu- Venn's opponent in November will be William F. Frye. who won th. n.mru-ratir. nomination It looks as though Oregon gets another woman district attorney Grace K. Williams, Canyon City lawyer, was leading Grant County Dis. Atty. Michael S. Mogan for the Republican nomination. The first woman DA in the slate was elected two years ago. She is Marion County Dist. Atty. Hat lie Bratzel. In Mnltnnm.h fnnnlv flinrto. 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Mr. Laurence Pine of the Green Community Church has announced the dates of tha sum mer daily vacation Bible school, which will begin June and con tinue for two weeks. I lutes w ill be held for children from the age of five years through tne junior nign icvei. i ne inenir 10 be carried out is "Jesus Calls. June 7 there will be a pre-regis-tralion party at the church, begin ning at 1:30, witn games and fllm p,ned' for the recreational . ,cllvliles ; Attends Convention j 1Ir, G G McD,niel went to 1 Portland as a delegate from the Roseburg chapter to attend the . Oregon Assn. for Retarded Chil ,dren a convention which was held in the Multnomah Hotel. Members of the Evergreen Grange observed grange church Sunday last Sunday by attending the services of the Green Commun ity Church. Mr. and Mrs. Warren hngdahl and daughters drove to Olympia Wash., over the weekend where1 they visited Engdahl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. F.ngdahl and other relatives. Saturday they were join ed by Mrs. Engdahl's parents. Mr. and Mra. Mauritz Johnson of Se attle. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Johnson spent Sunday in Eugene where they vis ited Mrs. Johnson's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Barkey and family. Coastal Visitors Cosstal visitors over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Win ters and sons. David and Jack. They were guests in the home of n,er molner. llr- Annie Win- it-in ui Ddiiuuii, anu also visuea Mrs. Winter's sister, Mrs. Grover llaga of Langlois. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foree have returned from California where roree attended a union convention in s" 'ncisco, and Mrs. Foree " Prent . dJK' of Je t Green Community Church at the Missionary Church Assn. conven tion held in Denare. Mrs. Foree joined her husband RESIST EFFORTS PORTLAND irH Gov. Robert Holmes Friday told an Armed Forces Cay luncheon here that he i would resist any efforts to cut the strength of the National Guard. Dinner Parties or Banquets Any Day or Hour. Private Dining Room Available. Phana OR 3-8122 BURTON'S DINNER HOUSE Reasonable Prices. EWtr cooking is cJeeyv,coo.,e6peeeciV catLT to COPCO zzsxxhim. custchbs A tVaaoaa Cm pi a) aaW aW . n ti, m, i a Ii in San Francisco where they re mained for two days, going to Or land to visit their son in law and daughter. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Don ald Cary. Visitors at the Keith Huaen home are Mrs. Husen's nephews, Freddie and Kenneth kunrhiclc of Santa Ana, Calif. They will be joined later in the ueek hv their mother ln(1 tnre, brothers. All are en route to Tacoma, Wash., to 'make their home. Grover Follett recenlly injured his ankle while at work, and it will be several weeks before ha can return to his contracting job. .Mrs. James Massey and bar brother, Roy B. Smith, returned from a vacation trip to Reno, Nev. Mrs. Massey's-mother, Mrs. Bessie Smith, stayed at the Mas sey home during the mother's ab sence. Tanight and Tuesday Walt Dimey'a "SNOW WHITI" AND THE SEVEN DWARFS", plus Hunts Hall and tha lowary tays in "HOT SHOTS" NOW thru TUESDAY "OKLAHOMA" in Color . . . plu "MEN AGAINST the ARTIC" STARTS WED! "Don't Go Naar The Water" & "Night Passage" NOW thru TUE Galas Open 7:00 in WARNER Color GENE KELLY NATALIE WOOD Wad! 'Bif Beat' ft 'Summtr Lava til I o wells iweoJs m minutes, a e a a a