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Well-Baby Clinic Scheduled vietN is Saddened
At Elkton Christian ChurchByDrDoolel''sDca,,,
Mrs. Mabla Hclliwolt, patient at
County Hospital, is reported to be
making slight improvement. She
has been a patient in Koseburg
hospitals for some time following
a stroke.
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Pfe. Robert L. Brooks, US.MC,
has left for Santa Ana, Calif.,
where he will be stationed until
Keb. 1 when lie will leave for duly
overseas. He has been visiting in
the Koseburg and Winston areas
with relatives and friends.
John Keel, who makes his home
here wilh his uncle and aunt, Mr. !
and Mrs. Vernon Keel, is enjoy-i
lug a vacation' visiting relatives 1
and friends in Huntsville, Ala., andi
Atlanta, Ca. He has been working
here with the Forest Service. i
The Rev. and Mrs. J. Elbert, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Dirksen and
Nash, former minister at Tri-City j children, -Michael, Virginia, Rob i
Presbyterian Church, visited 1 ert and James, of this city left I
friends in Roseburg the first of. todav for poltUnd to spend the
mis wi-i-r.. i iit'v big iiuw juiuitru
at Pacific View Presbyterian
Church in Empire and are begin
ning a months vacation.
Mervin Hisel of Eugene, former
ly of Roseburg, was here Tues
day evening for a brief visit. He
brought home Mrs. Allan Ake-
; hurst, who had been in Eugene for
j the past two weeks, staying with
j her husband who has been con-
fined to Sacred Heart Hospital.
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weekend attending lo business..
They will return home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Victor Ding, Mrs. Dick
Hoskins and Mrs. Vic Lewis were
in Eugene Friday to visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin His
el and to visit at Sacred Heart
Hospital with Mrs. Marcus Brown
and Allan Akehurst, both of Roseburg.
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By MRS. C. W. HENDERER
The Well-Baby Clinic will be
held Jan. 20 at the Elkton Chris
tian Church 10 to 11:30 a.m. I)r.
John Donnelly will be in charge.
Meeting Scheduled
The Elkton Farm Bureau will
meet in the all-purpose room in
the grade school Monday at 6:30
E.m for a potluck dinner and
usiness meeting. A representa
tive of the Tidewater Oil Company
will be guest speaker for the eve
ning. ine Mother Singers will meet
the second and fourth Wednesday
in the future at the grade school
at 6:30 p.m.
Mrs. Howard Carnes returned to
Elkton from Yuma, Ariz., where
Carnes is working. She will return
to Arizona after a two-week slay
in Elkton.
Harold Higgins has gone to Port
land where he will undergo a
checkup at the Veterans Hospital.
Mrs. Charles Watson has recent
ly been notified that she has had
the honor of being cccepted by the
Golden Gate Pembroke Welsh Cor
gi Fanciers group.
Speaker Featured
The Elkton Lions Club met re
cently for the regular dinner meet
ing at the lodg6 hall and business
meeting with Warren De l.a
Vergne, justice of the peace of
Drain, as guest speaker for the
evening.
Mrs. Norman Compton attended
a mid-winter meeting of the Stale
Board of Home Extension mem
bers in Corvallis recently. Tlans
were discussed for the state coun
cil. Mrs. Venola Riley and son of Eu
gene were recent weekend guests
at the parental Alley Marsh home.
Lawrence Rigor was admitted
to the Eugene Clinic and Hospital
this week for observation. Rigor
recently underwent surgery.
Airs. Winnie Albro is spending a
week in Portland at the home ol
Mrs. Dorothy Thistlewait.
j Mrs. Mae Lowe recently moved
into her new home in Scottsburg.
burg.
j The Rev. and Mrs. Donald
I Gihbs and family of Eugene were
recent dinner guests at the buy
Cutlip home.
President Rejects Plan
For New Air Service
WASHINGTON (AP) Presi
dent Eisenhower Thursday reject
ed major recommendations of the
Civil Aeronautics Board for new
trans-Pacific air service.
Eisenhower said his decision
not lo approve the board's prin
cipal recommendations was pred
icated on considerations of foreign
policy. He said this responsibility
is his and that the board does not
' share in it.
: The principal recommendations
' of the board which Eisenhower dis
approved: That Pan American World Air-
j ways he allowed to fly from New
i York through Alaska to Tokyo on
the Great Circle Route.
That Northwest Airlines be al
lowed lo fly from Los Angeles and
San. Francisco by way of the
i Great Circle route to Tokyo.
! That Pan American be allowed
to fly from California points to
j Tokyo by way of Honolulu.
That Northwest be allowed to
fly from New York by way of
I Honolulu to Tokyo.
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SAIGON, Viet Nam (AP)-Sur-
1 prise and sadness were the reite
; (ion in Saigon Thursday to the
(death of Dr. Thomas Rooley, who
! first became deeply interested in
! Asia as a Navy doctor helping
evacuate refugees from Communist
j North Viet Nam.
I "We knew he was ill but some
, how felt he would recover and be
j back with us again,", said a
i friend.
Fri., Jan. 20, 1961 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 11
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