The News-Review from Roseburg, Oregon • Page 3

Tuai. Dee. 10, 1957 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3 Canyonville Church Slates Religious Education Classes Classes in religious education casta czmeonaaB aim -Wr lt.V.II "Li will be held Wednesday through. Friday at the Canyonville Methodist Church.

Mrs. E. D. Lewis, special worker for the board of education of the Methodist Church from headquarters of the board at Nashville, will conduct the classes. Religious education classes in Ihe home and church will be held for all church workers in the Can Maaalva X-braoad Irama and hoJr haavy U-ohannal alda-mambara I Xjri glva a ramarkably olid, yal aoN V7 and ralaxlng rldat yonville and Days Creek area from 7 to 9 p.m.

Special daytime classes for church school workers are also planned. Navy Releases Names Of Nine Killed In Crash CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. in The names of nine men killed when a Navy seaplane plunged to the ground in flames soon after taking off here Monday were released by the Navy Monday night. An engine exploded and blew one of the plane's wings off. One man parachuted to safety.

He was Storekeeper L. C. Sam Griffin and he was badly burned. The dead: Lt. Cmdr.

James Scofield, 40, pilot, Coronado, Lt. (jg) Howard B. Uickerson, 23, copilot, Arlington, Lt. jg) Roy W. Bruner 26, naviator, Silver Springs, John J.

Lanna, 41, aviation machinist's mate, Chula Vista, Paul Fair-cloth, 27, aviation electronics mate, Jacksonville, Karl B. Dumler, 38, chief aviation metal-smith, Imperial Beach. Calif, Richard K. Kiermaier, 24, aviation metalsmith, San Diego, Daniel S. Kwas, 19.

aviation electrician's mate, Carl P. Renn, aviation machinists mate (home town unavailable). The body of the ninth victim was found after darkness Monday night. The ship was from Patrol Squadron 48 based at San Diego, Calif. It was en route to Baltimore, and stopped at the Corpus Christi Naval Air Station to refuel.

It took off and started trailing smoke. Interested persons are urged to attend all three nights, nut may attend whenever convenient, re ports correspondent Virginia Proc tor. TOWN COUNTRY 2. Vldar Irama and spring baaa pro vlda llghlar body mount Ing and aura-loolad oornarlngl 3. Plvot-Polaa Front Suapanalon, ball-and-aookat plvola.

CHATTER CHRISTMAS GIFT shopping isagain made possible to patients at the Roseburg Veterans Administration Hospital. A wide selection of gifts was placed on display Monday by American Legion auxiliary units from which the patients may seledt items to send to their families. The gifts ore all donated and are gift-wrapped by auxiliary workers. The shop, located in the music room at the hospital, will be open through Wednesday. Closed wards were serviced last week.

Looking on at the display at the right are from left: Mrs. Anson Ingels, state American Legion auxiliary president, Salem; Dr. R. G. St.

Pierre, hospital director; Mrs. Earl Bigelow, department hospital director; Mrs. Fay Preston, rehabilitation committee member, Mrs. Claude Bright, hospital auxiliary representative; Mrs. Adolph Still, department rehabilitation chairman.

Other legion auxiliary volunteers stand in the background. (Paul Jenkins). Holiday Driving SzrAly Is Urged For expert hair tinting and guaranteed beauty care see one of our six expert hair stylists. You can depend on Feme, Helen, Meryl, Ethel, Melba and Faye to solve all your beauty problems. Make your appointment for a holiday hair styling NOVVJ! Phone ORchard 3-3448 TOWN COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON Formerly at Milters Co Jackson Just North of COPCO Chief of Police Vernon Murdoch pared by the Department of Motor Jr.

has again issued a plea for sanity on the highways and streets IP El SEreG wm PISB Vehicles' Traffic Safety Division' show that about 94 per cent of all accidents are directly caused by traffic law violations on the part of at least one driver or pedestrian involved. The chief also pointed out that a nationwide study of fatal accidents last Christmas showed that 55 per cent of them involved drink- over tne notiday season. "Responsibility for success or failure of Oregon's efforts to have a safe holiday season wilt rest with the actions of every individual," Murdoch said. "Every resident of Ruseburg should join in the at tack on holiday accidents by -con. trihuting his efforts to drive and ing drivers.

He warned that strict walk as he should." I enforcement against such drivers He pointed out that figures pre- can be expected in Roseburg dur- i ing the Christmas New Year holi Christmas Present To Every Man In Douglas County day season. "When you realize that accidents cost Oregon more than .50 million dollars last year," he said, "It's easy to understand why officials decided a stepped-up attack was necessary." )ry Cleaners Organize; Honn Named President SUITS TOPCOATS SPORT COATS "The Plumbing Tree" GUESS HOW MUCH MONEY TO MAKE A PLUMBING TREE? See the Christmas tree made entirely of plumbing fittings in our window. WIN A FREE CHRISTMAS TURKEY! There will be several winners! KIER-CR00CH "For Better 528 S. E. Stephens St.

Phone OR 2-3364 Clarence Honn has been elected president of the newly formed tlnited Dry Cleaners Assn. of Douglas County. Olhcr officers are Ken Glass, vice president, and Lloyd Kegler, secretary treasurer. All are from Roseburg. The organization was formed to thresh out problems of dry cleaning some of the new fabrics now ALL WOOL SUITS Single breasted 2 and 3 button suits in all wool shark- skin, fin worsteds and gabardines.

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