The News-Review from Roseburg, Oregon • Page 3

Henry Wojf Files For Dillard Board Yoncalla BPW Holds Last Meet Until Fall 15th Annual Cirls State Nominates Candidates SALEM un The 15th annual Girls State meeting, organized into Nationalist and The last meeting until fall of the Yoncalla BPW was held recently in thp firpn1flra iiuiin ilia ftftUn i June 14, 1956 The Nw-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3 RESTORE BRIDGE USE PORTLAND tfl The Morrison use Wednesday afternoon Street Bridge over the Wiilam- Motors activating the span -are ette, its span swung open for riv-; flooded when the river level is er traffic for two weeks, was to above 25 feet. The river dropped be closed and restored to highway! to that stage here Wednesday parties, Wednesday nominated i- iuuiu in uiu uicilllf dist Church. Mrs. Pauline Lath- an, eighth grade teacher, presented two nF hpr nimilc rt If Mrs.

Joy Spurling, who is leaving this summer to make her home in California, was presented with a gift from the club. Mrs. Dora Benner received her past president pin. Mrs. Iva Cowan, Mrs.

Georgia Mae Turpin and Mrs. Audrey Klury served. Four members of the Eugene BPW and six members of the Cottage Grove BPW were guests for the evening. vis and Bobbie Docfier, who gave mi nuiunm ot a recent educational tOUr Whifh tnnlf thorn tn Clon. Yoncalla MYF Elects New Officers By MRS GEORGE EDES At a recent meeting of the' Yoncalla Methodist MYF group the following officers were elected for the coming year: president, Juan-ita Johnston; vice president, Bill Sewell; secretary, Roger Russell, and treasurer, Kay Turpin.

Father Pastes Mrs. Ben Metz was called to Texas recently due to the sudden death of her father. Oscal Langdon wak taken to the Cottage Grove hospital this week for medical treatment. Mrs. Edward Kelso was taken tO the CnttBPA flmvu hftenilal Vri.

Uirough the capital building, sev- candidates for mock political office. The election will be held ihursday. Diane Chaney of Portland is the Nationalist Candidate lor governor. Other nominees: Linda Bow-en, Baker, of state; Joyce Lawrence, Aumsville, treasurer; Janes Tipley, Portland, attorney general; and Virginia Basler, Milwaukie, labor commissioner. The Federalist candidates are: Linda Thompson, Astoria, governor: Jan TWPPHIP Vnaana V.

1 iy pa- per mills, parks and other places of interest. vt iv The Public Is Cordially Invited To Attend A PIANO RECITAL by pupils of Gladys H. Strong 8:00 P. M. Friday, June 15 At The First Baptist Church Mrs.

Lucille Norton of Eugene was present and installed the new officers for the coming year. They are: Faye Weber, president; Georgia Mae Turpin, first vice president; Verna Probstel, second POPE RECEIVED MOSLEMS VATICAN CITY IH Pope Puis XII Wednesday received Indonesia's Moslem President Sukarno in a 20-minute private audience. Sukarno wore the Grand Cross of the Pian Order, a high Vatican decoration the 80-year-old head of the Roman Catholic church con-' ferred on him Tuesday. tary of state; Merilyn Hromas, Albany, treasurer; Deanne Dayton, Grants Pass, attorney gener Henry N. Wolf of Winston is one of five candidates for a vacancv in the Dillard school board.

Th five-year post will be filled Monday' when voters cast their ballots in the annual school election. Wolf, 63, came to Douglas County in 1950 from DeQueen, where he had owned and operated a sawmill. Wednesday, he told the News-Review he got his first experience working in school affairs when he served as a school board director in DeQueen. He has been employed in the lumber industry in central Douglas County, and last year served as a custodian at Douglas High School. Wolf believes all school board members should serve a year as a school custodian.

"The'd know then what it takes to maintain the school and keep discipline," he said. Wolf says he had another brush with school matters early in the 1950s when he returned to the midwest and lived in Eagletown, Okla. He had gone there with his wife Demie, to stay with her mother who was ill. As a citizen, he said he worked to help solve a school financial problem in Eagletown. Candidate Wolf and his wife live on Gregory street.

They have three children, all living in Winston: Mrs. George Clark, Mrs. Edith Richardson and Wildon T. Wolf. Wolf is a member of the Oregon School Employees Assn.

day for observation. vii-c piesiueni; uora oenner, sec- retary, and Louise Snider, treasurer. Miss Norma Latham and Bil-I lie Benner each sang one tion. 1 Mr. and Mrs Prehelol cnont tu al, ouu myrna crown, Parkdale, labor commissioner.

weekend in Portland. Mr. and Mrs Rnh rnmnWI Monmouth spent several days here LUIS WPPK VISIIinc It Iha HENRY N. WOLF seeks board spot oiuiiucK iiome. Mrs.

Vern Willians is hospitalii ed due tn a nprvmie hranlrlniirn Steve and Viflrie. Gmilh nt DUKE GRANTED DIVORCE LONDON I The Duke of Rutland, wealthy 37-year farmer and Wednesday was granted a divorce from his wife, a firmer mnriot nn i iana are spending several weeks here with their grandparents, the jinn mrs Kmahr Bill l.aRRWpll Urhn ie with lha TT desertion. The duchess, the for Air Force stationed at Wichita Falls, Texas is home on furlough. On ha will loiva tA i mer Anne Bairstow Cumming, did lint Mintbct Tl i. aJcilU three-years with the Air Force in uk ami, iic uuive saia his wife, 31, one of Britain's most ueaumui women, lett him in 1953 and had not returned.

i Hire Guests at- the Walter McKirdy Merle MpKirrlv and Uonru hnmnr. this past week were Mrs. Sue Suth- eiuu oi asioria ana sirs. Boanche Isherwood of Salem. Mrs.

James Portlock had as her Plipst her hrnthpr WtllarH By Order of GENERAL SERVICE ADMINSTRATION i-i vi ouu jjtegu wno was en romp in with Word has been received here of the death of Diane Boettrhpr at Tomorrow Salem. Her mother, Mrs. Boet-tcher, is the daughter of Mr. and mrs. nay niorin, ana a lormer Yon- caua resiaeni.

Children Suffer Injuries In Driverless Automobile CHEWELAH, Wash. I An PEjNNEYIS Penneys Wil1 Gift Wrop Your purchase Ihe kipper' tL fr Back! Uff-i COTTON SILK SHIRTS! 1 7 1 1 1 lk 2 p.m., Friday, June 15 Hotel Umpqua, Roseburg VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL An parcel of property. Suitable for residential or commercial. "rip of lend about 1320 by 75 along Delta Water. Road near Medford Airport.

Suitable for reiidential and commercial. COTTAGE GROVE DORENA RESERVOIRS Nino ranging from acre to 35 acrei. Property agricultural, recreational. All parceli front on relocated County road. 8-year-old girl was in critical con dition Wednesdav after she and three other children rode the! driverless family car down a 200-1 loot emDankment.

Diana Tail, dauehter of Mr and Mrs. Paul Tail, has a com pound skull fracture. Her sister, Linda lait. 6. suffered a eoncus.

sinn anrf a hrnlrpn hatij A vnunK. er brother and sister escaped in-! jury. 1 1 The four youngsters were Dlav- I -I tinum p. ny. rm.

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