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Community News Items Thur., Mar. Id, 141 The News-Review, Resebutg, Qt. 9 Url Wtrmn of Grand Pass attended to business interests in Roseburg Tuesday. Rivrdt Grtng will hoM a pinochle card party Saturday, Jilarch 18, at the grange ball. The public is invited. Mr. and Mrs. Frid Kargis Jr. of this city spent the weekend in Portland, where the former attend ed to Marine Reserve business. Jay Stan left Monday for Esta rada to spend the week visiting a school friend and former Roseburg resident, Mike Carlson. Mrs. Jack Davit, who underwent minor surgery at Mercy Hospital Monday, is convalescing satisfac torily at her home on SE Azalea Drive. Mr. and Mrs. J. Vincant Nord lino and daughter. Miss Judy, spent the weekend in Portland and while tlier enjoyed the automobile show. Julia Bath Mills of Springfield, Ore., is spending the spring vaca tion here visiting her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C, Laurence. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Glover and family are spending the week of spring vacation on a trip to Dis neyland and visiting relatives and friends at points of interest in Cali fornia. Iran Wangaman, owner of Irene's Beauty Salon, and Mrs. Olger G. Helland, beautician of the salon, were in Portland during the week end to attend the Hairdressers' Trade Show. Mrs. Clifford Wilson and four children of Coquiile stopped over in Roseburg this week to visit tne former's aunt. Mrs. Lynn Hanna, and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ala Esoo before going on to hpruigtieia to visit. August Hack, long-time resident of this city, expects to return in about a week's time, following a pe riod of recuperation from a stroke at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Paul, m Mieriaan. Jodau And tomorrow Thursday, March 14 Timbar Ciry Chapter of Swt Adelines, Inc., Riverside School, room 19, call OR 2-4313 for in formation, 8 p.m. Army Reserve, 1614 W. Harvard, 8-10 p.m. Woman of Roseburg ' Country Club, clubhouse noon luncheon fol lowed by weekly bridge play. Roseburg Rotary Club, Umpqua Hotel, noon. IOOF, 100F Hall, Jackson St., 8 D.m. Rosaburg Lions Club, Umpqua Hotel, 6:30 p.m. Glid Shuffler Squr Dane Club, lessons night, instructor Er nie uimen, s-iu p.m. Civil Air Patrol, at the airport, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. f Lady Elks, Elks Club, t p.m., cards. Barbershop Singing, Rickett s Music Store, 8 p.m. Elks, Elks Lodge, 8 p.m. Hayloft Squarts pattern dance workshop at the barn on Melrose Road 8-10 p.m. Driver's Lictni Exminr, SE Roberts St., 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Lookingglast Woman's Christian Tmpranc Union, at the church, 1:30 p.m., guest day meeting, pub lic invited. , Lookingglass Garden Club, meet ing at home of Mrs. Dorothy Bol . ing, 1:30 p.m. Hucrast Garden Club, 1:30 p.m. home of Mrs. J. E. Campbell, 1922 NW Crest Drive, horticulture re ports and plant sale. Douglas County Association tor Retarded Children, meeting at 7:30 p.m., at Park School. North Douglas Rainbow Assam, bly, at the Elkton Lodge Hall, 7:30 p.m. Sutherlin Rbkah Ledg, lOOF Hall, 8 p.m. .... Garden Valley Woman's Club, at the clubhouse, 2 p.m. Rosaburg Chaptar No. , OES, Masonic Temple, 8 p.m. Upptr Olalla Apron Club, upper Olalla Community Building, 12 noon, potluck luncheon. Suthlln Garden Club, Commu nitv Building, board meeting at 12:30 p.m., regular meeting at 1:30 pm. . . Grtan Reration Association meeting, at Green School gym, 8 p.m. Friday, March 17 Driver's Lictni Examiiwr, 837 SE Roberts. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sheriff's Pone, at the Fair grounds, 8 p.m. Rosaburg Elks Duplicag Bndgt Club, American Contract Bridge League, at Elks Club. 1:15 p.m. Loyal Ordar of Moos,' game night, Moose Hall, 8 p.m. Horn Group of Alcoholics Anony mous, call OR 2-4039. 9 p.m. Christ's Ambassadors of the As sembly of God Church, Winston, T p m. PNft Club of Roscbure Rcbekah IivIkp. rummace sale. 9 a.m. 4 p.m., basement of IOOF Hall. Umpqua Radio Club meeting, at the clubhouse on Klamath Ave., 7:30 p.m. Umpqua Valley Santha mHn, at Knights of Pythias Hall, 8 p.m., all members requested to attend. Roseburg Glow Plugs mode! air plane club, administration building at airport. 7:30 p.m., work and talk session, interested persons in vited. Vaterant of WW I and Auxiliary, Douglas Barracks 1T6. Veteran's Mcmirial Building, 8 p m. Rivtridal Grang, Grange Hall, 8 p.m. Douglas Court Na. II, Order of Amaranth, at the Masonic Tem ple, potluck supper, 6:30 pm. Mrs. Frtd Warren is convales cing at her home on Fisher Road following recent major surgery. Mrs. Ray Catbr accompan ied Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Caley to the basketball tournament games in Eugene Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Rd and family have moved back to Rose burg from Chico, Calif., and are residing at 548 W. Umpqua. Stanley Long, resident of Vmp qua, is recuperating Irom pneu monia for which he was treated at Mercy Hospital, . Mr. and Mrs. David Evans and Mrs. M. K. Yost drove to Eugene Wednesday to attend the basket ball tournament. Yost joined the group for the evening games. Mr. and Mrs. Frtd Lockwood of this citv went to busene Wednes day to attend the State Basketball tournament and lo visit tne lat ter s moher, Mrs. C, F. Harpster, Miss Kathln Oakhty, student at University of Oregon, armed home today to spend the spring vacation visiung ner parents, mr. buu iuis. Earle Oakley, on SE Glenn Street, Mr. and Mrs. Ln Loyd and son. Randy, of Cottage Grove spent Monday visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Cook. Mrs. Loyd and Cook are sister and brother. Mr. and Mrs. Georg Nunr and daughter, Miss Gail, and Miss Mary Bclh Hill of this city drove to Eugene Wednesday evening to attend the State Tournament bas ketball game. M.- U f tamc ha returned to her home in the Oak Hill apart ments, following a stay in Port land visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Rada kowski, and family. Mr. and Mrs, Charlas J. Hatin and son, Ricky, are enjoying a va cation in Seattle, They were ac companied as far as Portland by the Robert M. Miller family. Mr. Hahn is employed here by Rose burg Motor Co. Mr. and Mrs, Rsbrt Knworthy and son, Mike, of SW Linell Av enue in Green, left today for a week's vacation in Tacoma, Wash. They will visit briefly with friends in Lake Grove, their former home, en route north. Tom Ziplr of Medford is spend ing a few days in Roseburg visit ing relatives and friends. He for merly resided here and was a stu dent at Roseburg High. He is ac companied by Mike Nelson, also of Medford. Murray Le Dow Jr. and Reed Itnxw nf Pnrflanrf are sflPtlflinP the spring vacation visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Albert i. While they are here they ara having their portraits painted by Lorraine Martin, Mrs. W. R. Coon has returned to her home m nosenurg, louowing a 10-day stay, in Portland visiting relatives and friends. While she was in Portland, Mrs. Coon attend ed the wedding of her granddaugh ter, Claudia Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Edi re turned to Roseburg the early pari of the week after visiting relatives in the Portland area. The remaind er of the week they will spend at the basketball tournament in Eu gene. Orvill Mountain returned to Roseburg during the weekend aft er spending a month in Santa Moni ca! Calif., where he has business interests. Mrs, Mountain attended to their business in Roseburg dur ing his absence. Mrs. L. F. Ni!sn and Mrs. L. E. Adams of this city, who repre sented Umpqua Chapter, DAR, at (he slate convention in Portland last week, will give reports on the convention at the meeting at Ruth Bradley's Oak Tree Inn Saturday. Mrs. Carri Hill, Mrs. Louise Risley, Mrs. Lydia Scheidt and Mrs. Lola Crabtree, representing the American Red Cross, spent Tuesday m Roseburg assisting wan the Social Service Department at the VA Hospital, Mrs. Gary Long of KE Freemont Avenue recently returned irom Eugene where she was tinder med ical examination at saeren neari Hospital. Her infant son, Richard, is now recovering from pneumonia, following treatment at Mercy Hospital. Tiller School Band Presents Program Reversing usual procedure, the program preceded the business session at the recent Tiller-Drew PTA meeting held at the grade school, when the band made its initial appearance of the year, Mrs. Milton Hammersly, corre spondent reports. Under the baton of Stanley Girt, music dirpctor of School District No. 13, the band presented five selections. William E. Lewellcn of Days Creek, District 15 superintendent, explained problems of the hot lunch program during the business session. C. J. Porter, school board mem ber, discussed plans for next year's ....... !-.. -t.n.jlA., mnncnA n oeuer utilize existing i acumrs mnu teaching staffs and to avoid, if pos sible, necessity of additional class room construction. Tentative plans are to establish grades one through three and six I through high school at Days Creek, and erades one through six at Til- I lev. Each grade school class in ; ! the district would have one leach-1 jer eliminating all combined class- j es. ; I In this way. Porter explained. ' the district will gam full teaching ; time for over 50 per cent of the j grade school enrollment, and util- iration of high school facilities for ! I all seventh and eighth grade stu .dents. In addition, the plan will open at least one much-needed room at Days Creek. t Mrs, H, i. Utn has been con fined to her home on NE Freemont Ave. the past week by illness. Jri Hidrick has returned to his work in the composing room of The News-Review after a week's vacation. Mr. Clifford Domat is confined to her home, recovering from a recent fall in which she suffered severe injuries to both anktes. Mil Vr Fredrlcktsn of this city was in Eugene this seek to attend to business interests and to visit her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Frednckson, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Derig of this city have purchased the Wil liam Compton residence on SE Douglas Avenue and are' moving there from SE Chadwick Street. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. BailJy returned to their home here Sun day evening following a three-day business trip to Portland. Mr. Bail ey is owner of Green Valley Lum ber Co. Mr, and Mrs. B. M, Williams and Miss Ruby Callison. all of Eu gene, were Sunday visitors in Roseburg at the home of Miss Cal lison's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Callison. Mt Givl Harris, freshman at Lewis and Clark College, returned j to her home to emoy a week s spring vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. tvayne warns ana sister, Ginger, Tom Garrison left Wednesday for Eugene to attend the basketball tournament, Mrs. Garrison plans to go up for the weekend games and both she and her husband will visit freinds and relatives in the Mr, and Mrs. E. G, Troill have returned to their home here after spending a week m Portland at the home of their son, John, and his family. While there, they helped celebrate the birthday of their granddaguther, Valerie, Mr. and Mrs. Jrry Davenport returned lo their home here Mon day night following three days in Portland where they attended tne annual Hairdressers' Trade Show. Davenport is the owner of the Stu dio of Hair Design, A rummag sal will be sponsor ed by Doug-Etts, Sheriff's Mounted Patrol. Saturday, March 18. be ginning in the morning at the Rose burg woman s ctuonouse. rroeeeas of the sale will be used for buying ribbons and trophies for the Horse Show to be held April 23. Mr. and Mr. Gorg Erickson and family are visiting Roseburg friends during spring vacation. They are former residents and now make their home m ueavenon. Erickson was principal of Rose burg High School several years ago. Carl Ingram, Bandon, was a guest last week ot his cousins. Mr, and Mrs. u. . McL,8ugniin, at their home on NW Kewlon Creek Road. While in Roseburg, Mr. Ingram visited other relatives and old time mends in uia mxon ville area. Mr, and Mrs. Holdn McTaggart left Saturday by plane for Mesa, Ariz., to return witn Mrs. Mciag eart's Barents. Mr. and Mrs. V. V, Harphara, Mr. Harpham will re ceive medical care here, ihe Harp hams have been spending the win ter months in Arizona, Mrs. Mc- Taggart expects to bring her fath er here Wednesday, and Mr. Mc Taggart will drive his mother-in-law back to Roseburg. David Hall has been enjoying a visit here with his sister, Mrs. Richard John Jr., NW Calkins Rd. Hall, who graduated from local schools, has been in the U. S. Ma rines for several years and has just returned from stations in the Near East on a 45-day leave. He will go to La Grande to visit his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Hall, and on to iew Hampshire for his next assignment, Allan Akhwrt, employed here by the Bureau of Land Manage ment, is slowly responding to treat ment in the East where he has been hospitalized for several weeks. Mrs. Akehurst and two small children are at the home of Mr. Akehurst's parents in such son, N. J,, and recently enjoyed a visit with her parents in Ohio. The family expects lo return lo their home here about the first of April. Mr. Orvill FInor of Ashland and formerly of this city is still a patient at Children's Hospital in San Francisco, according lo word received here by her daughter, Mrs. Lee Holmes. Mrs. Fieenor underwent successful eye surgery three weeks ago but is remaining in the hospital due to compile tions. Mrs. Fieenor would appre ciate hearing from her Roseburg friends and cards may be sent to her in pare of the hospital. Mrs. Al Utn look her mother, Mrs. W, Fest, to Astoria this week to visit the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maddox, and to see Mrs, Fest's great-granddaughter, Heidi, for Ihe first time, Heidi is the infant a let ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Easier bend. Mrs. Fasterbend will be re membered here as the former Jeanne Maddox, talented dancer and eldest daughter of the Mad- doxes. Mr. John A. (Eva I Edward Jr., 70, of Mobile, Ala., a former resi dent of this city, died luesday, March 14, at the home of her sun. John A. Edwards HI, in Mobile. Her husband preceded her in death In 1949, Mrs. Edwards resided here with her husband for some years and again afier his death, leaving here about a year aso, Survivors include two sons. John A. Ill of Mobile and Ivan of Rote buri; and three daughters, Elea nor Kye of Grants Pa and Louisa Martin and Claire Elders, both of Mobile. There were 16 grandchil dren, among whom are Mary Louise, Iva Mac. Ivan Jr. and bus an Edwards, children of Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Edward of Roseburg. MARKS m mmwi iron if V T T TT 1 7 K LA FIZZ-NIK For instant float or cold drink ! YARD KART $i33 By Lansing. Two-wheeler. Reg. 14,95 B II WASTE BASKETS 77 Metal, three sizes, many colors, Reg, 98c B B MAGNETIC ROLLER ACi Hair curlers. Sixes 0-1-2. Reg. 59c Jf CLOTHES BASKETS Sturdy woven wicker, Reg. 1.19 DIAPERS Disposable, by Curity. A 1,98 vjfu 99 THERAGRAN-M By Squibb. Limited ttma offer.' 68 Tablets i apothecary jor. Rej volue. '.' S198 Fr66 Bottle Mother's Darling Shampoo With 1.00 Nesth's Blby Hir Titm.nl f $j)03 PUSH BUTTON HOME PERMANENT Reg. 2,30 -Now 27c Off HEATHER Tail growing CANADIAN Reg. 1.89 $29 FENCE WICKETS 10 Per Package for neat borders. Reg. 89e PEAT MOSS Green Dollar, 70-lb. 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