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i ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW.. ROSPURQ,. OREGON, : TUESDAY JANUARY J 4.. 1 94 1 Newso4-H QCWBS The 4-H club leaders of west ern Oregon will hold their annual conference ort Oregon State col lege campus next Monday Tues day and Wednesday, January 20, 21 and 22. 1 he conference, ac cording to County Club Agent K. A. Bi'itton, is for leaders of1 all types of 4-ff clubs. The program will he a full one, beginning at 11 o'clock on Monday and running Arougn until 1:30 on Wednes day. The conference will include sections for leaders of the-different types of clubs, and of course will have some general assem blies, and one evening banquet and social hour. All leader's going from Douglas county should reg ister with Mi1. Brittorr at once in order1 to hive good accommoda tions' while at Corvallis. The local' loaders' of toblJlng glass rhct at the home of Ernest Voorhies Saturday to plan for the year's program of 4-H club work in that community. It is thought that qlubs will be organized in both beginners arid advance cloth ing, marketing, the first and sec ond divisions homemaklng, sheep SKATING Wttf., Sat. and Sunday at the ftAINBbw RINK WINCHESTER fiENf a sa'nder and do your own . floor landing. . t. W. retier C6. Mother and Mill Phone 362 D6uCEAi COUNT Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG. Have "extra dollars" to buy the little luxuries thnt add enjoy ment to life. Invest your savings here where money earns a sub stantinl return! Come in today, and find out how to give yourself a raise! Whether you wish to save n small amount monthly, in vest a lump sum, or just save occasion ally, you'll profit by living her 1 with vnwn Savings and Loan Association 147 N. Jackson St. OUR BOARDING HOUSE AFVER CAKE GOT THMT ' LETTER VESTE-RDAV, ' PACKED UP AND SCAMP jf ERED AWAY LIKE A SCARED H RABS1T.WI WOULDN'T A WORRV. OMLV HE PAID A PT WEEK'S BOARD BEFORE m got the letter; mid general livestock. ThosO pres ent at the meeting were Mrs. Ernest Voorhies, Miss Maybello Strickland, Ben , JacOby, Alvin Heard, George Marsh and E. A. Britton, county club agent. Mrs. Aita K. ihompson. Mrs. Mary j Jacoby and Mrs. Edna Matthews : expressed themselves as desirous ; of leading clubs byt could not be present ui ine meeting. At the Haines school, near Elk ; ton, six members, organized a' camp cookery clubi with Miss Florence Haskell, teacher of the school, as their leader. These members are: Donna Jean Haines, Betty Jean Godell, Jewell Sanborn, Victor Har'gan, Jay Sanborn, Earl Sanborn. In addjtion to the camp cook ery,, Hie three girls will carry the first division of clothing. "Their mothers will serve as their club work advisors. Dlllard has a cookery club, WW ITC1N MLf ' W I MM I 1111 f 1 V 1 .. V- :lf.U T luPsW 1. I ,.,VR'T V V lMj which will do the luncheon proj-! bwiin' secretary; Carol Schatten ect. The club consists of Shirley j kork i,m, Tcu,l' Schaltenkerk. vvuson, president; Wanda White, vice-president: Phyllis Buell, sec- Fuef System Needs No Adjustment The "Caterpillar" Diesel Fiicl System is absolutely foolproof riot one mechani cal adjustment necessary. Parts' arc Individually re placeable . . , they arc fully protected by especially de signed fuel filters. No tim ing necessary. A few more reasons trouble-free operation. for OREGON IF BE, JAKE'S WMERE- - I AB'OOTS ARE AS j C MYSTERIOUS TO MY ME AS' EUCLID'S HE MATHEMATICAL, (THEOREMS TO A' UBAMGI ega6,Mar.tma' SHIP SAVAGEv relary; Roylene Daniel and Don- na Woodruff. Mrs. Virginia Lau-1 ranee will serve as leader of the I club. Sixteen pupils of Sylmon Val- ley school are carrying a camp cookery project under the leader- ship of Miss Helen Haley. Mem- bers of the club are: Bill Slevcrts, president; Joseph Suiter, secre tary; Buster Bixler, Margaret Bond, .Lloyd . Broady; Howard Newport, Betty Williams, Donna Sutton, Dorothy Ann Bond, Lo rine Newport, Ruby Newport, Robert Rose, Ardelle Bixler, Dick Sleverts, Jimmy Suiter and Do rine Rose. I. B. Nichols of Brockway is leading a livestock club of five members in that community. Four of the boys are carrying sheep projects and one a rabbit project. The club consists of War ren Burks, president; Richard' Nichols, vice-president; Hobby Another club of Brockway is that of the health club, with a name which includes all the four H's Healthy, Happy,, Husky Herd. There are l(i members In i the club, which is led by Mrs. j Violet Wllshirc. Officers are: .Teddy Schattcnkerk, president; Norma Boone, vice-president, and Ernest Kisher, secretary. A group of boys of Drain have organized for hobby club work in airplane building, with Mr. Phil Varley, druggist, directing its ac tivities. The boys elected Jack Hediick president, Paul Rising vice-president and Clem Huckins secretary. DAYS CREEK 411 CLUB NEWS (By MARGIE WRIGHT! The Days Creek eighth grad ers organized a Marketing club at the school Monday, with Miss Marjoric Church as local leader. Officers were elected as follows: Lois Ellen Matthews, president; Dorothy Blown, vice-president; Jean MeGee, secretary, ami Her dean Perdue as song and yell leader. The requirements of the work were discussed. The first lesson was handed out to each of the members, which is to be studied by the time of the next meeting, Tuesday, January I I. It was decided that the club meet every week, on Monday and Tvies day alternately M tile next meet- j ing each member will answer roll call by a suggestion for the name of our club. Members of the club are: l.ois Ellen Matthews, Jean McGee. Dorothy Brown. Ber dean Perdue, Maxine Wright, Robert Wright. Eldon La Chance 'drop cakes. K ES&v til fetter than a do$en hankies for opening STUFFY NOSTRILS Wful s he mc of soiling so mjny hankie, trying to blow mucus out rf slopped up noiluli? It only piles up lite liundry bill. And remember, i lot or vio lent blowing on'r nudes your nose mote sore. red. unsightly, jnd it very oftffn iniures the delicate membranes. A tore economical and gentl-r way to relieve congestion in your nostrils due to I cold 11 to insert 4 littlt Mcntholjtum. With Major Hoople HE REALLVa WE'LL PRos- WAs offered) ablv get - A'JOSjlT'S JXte LOWDDWN GUESS OKJ T IMA' toc: '03 SO' WHEN OFF IN A THE FRONT VARD ROCKET IS FULL Ot ' MnUMTItrC' EANWHIUr, BOYSjGO' LOOK AT your' ties AMD S0CK6: and Leland Van Norman, The Days Creek cookery club and their local leader, Mrs. C. L. Miller, held a meeting last week. After the regular business meet ing several cards were handed to the local leader to be signed. Mrs. ! Miller gave a very educational I and Interesting talk on milk. , i,t. iiuuin.iaiti.-ia I ul I'at I J UUU of Days Creek held a meeting at the school Wednesday. After the business meeting, the following topics were assigned to the mem bers for them to gather material oh in order that sohietime in the f 1 near future they can lead the conducted In connection with the club in a discussion on their top- ',.,. modt,ls whicn ne st f. ics: forestry and Economics of I fcr many ncw advan(acs and jm. Forests, Harry Wooster; wild life, ! provements. uv",u"fcl-s ana lm Norval Ferguson; fire laws and ' fire protection, Melvin Welch; f; Affi.- ivii.j recreation and local tree identifi- t,fr Officers Installed cation, Margie Wright; mining, By City of YonCalla Clifford Wooster; forest grazing! nnH wnint n,,u'n, IVI h 1 1 VT-it. ... . ...v. ....... ...... o,.u.. thews: local flowering shrubs, Maxine Wright; wood identifica tion, James Ward. Margie Wright will lead the club in discussion of the local tree identification for the next meeting, at which she will show samples of local trees for discussion. The Days Creek cooking club anci ns ioc.h leaner, josepnine vvngni, neiu a meeting at lncRWOrivln bv senool last Wednesday. All mem bers answered roll call with sug gestions ot a name for their cluj). The name "Happy Cookers" was chosen. The local leader explain ed the score chart of correct food j habits to be kept for a period of j two weeks. Hazel Welch will give a report on "soup at the next meeting. Mrs. Ray Spencer and Mrs. Ray Wright were visitors. (By CLIFFORD WANDELL) The Millwood Special was calk ed to order by President Clifford Wandell last Wednesday. Under the new business we decided to have parties once in a while. The president then turned the meet ing over to Melba Leonard, head of the program committee. We had songs and yells. We then had our health lesson. TENM1LE NEWS 1 By EVELYN HAHNl The Peppy Cookers held their regular cookery club meeting Tuesday of last week. The meet ing was called to order by Presi dent Jack Cabot. We talked about the possibilities for having a pro gram to get money lor a summer school scholarship Olive Kreiger and Ralph Swift will demonstrate a potato salad at our next meet ing. At the next meeting wc will bring and judge some vanilla This delightful ointment will soon biejk up conceited muewj. relieve the smoth ety leclirtg, jnd permit you to hrcjthe normally though the noie. It also re lieves sn.ltling. inecxmg, swelling, lore ncs. and redncjs. I MenthoUtum helps in so many ways that you sSould always remember this: For Discomtoiti from Colds Men thola turn. Link them together in ycr mind. ' j ; E. A. Post Heads 0. S. EmpfoyesV Convention Pfans E. A. Po$t has been named chairman of the convention com mittee of the Roseburg local, No! 45D, National Federation of Fed eral Employes: The Roseburg lo cal win De nost to the federa tion's state convention to be held ! here in May. Committees are be ing named to conduct the conven tion arrangements. Plans for the state meeting oc cupied considerable timO at the local's" business meeting held at the Jean Rice home Friday. Rob ert F. Ifarvie, newly elected presi dent, conducted the meeting. Woodrow Whittenburg, Earl Mc Coy, Allen Green and Harry F. Moore were welcomed as new members'. Open discussion of the purposes and accomplishments of the or ganization was held with' empha sis upon the fact that the rta. tional federation is strictly an or ganization of employes of the federal government and has no outside affiliations or connections oi any kind. Arrangements were made for a public dance to be snonsoreri hv the local group on the date of Jan. 18. . Word Store Heads Go To Preview of Appliances . H. A. Stueky, manager of the Roseburg Montgomery Ward store! accompanied by Roy C. Clark, department head, and'Rob- p"' n' ,ert 0' L!tZ!JJS& to ' I orators and preview of new models is being held with managers, assistants and district and regional super visors ot the company in atten dance. Mi'. St'ucky reports that' a vig- nrnile v:ilnc pnmnilirM t.. n I vi l.JVf-AT.T.A. I.m 1,r At Ihn first meeting of the year of the Yoncalla city council, the follow ing officers took the oath of of fice: Mayor, Mrs. Chad Daugh ei'iy cnuncilman fjr two yea-s. Jean Cowan: councilmen for four years, Eric Stenseth anil Harley Stonaher; recorder. Clif ford Hanan; treasurer. Mrs. B. jr. Roberts. The officers were retiring Recorder Carl Johnson. Ben Irving and W. E. Swartz, representatives of A OCNKH L MOTOnS MAITCRPICCK f' JVakc a Good look y j- 1 . 1 post's- rti , v f'ff f at that hftrpl U W:I4 - -r ,v-, eightIn any model il ' ' TV JAW proPLF HND ii har.l to A Im?Iicc thai a ncw Pontiac "Torpcilo" costs as little as it ilocs, t hat is easy to under staml. Pontile looks like a lot of money. And the luxury of its Fisher body adds definitely to that impression. In reality, however, Ponciat prices arc within rc.uh of tr new car buyer. They begin at $;tJ8 and progress upward in scry easy stairs. Corner Oak and Rose Sf s. DAILY DEVOTIONS - DR. CHAS. A. EDWARDS Religion can save us from pur worst. Did you' ever let your imagination play upon how mean you could be if you let yourself go? Most of us do not need to use our imagina tions; we really and truly know from past experience. Far be it from us as Chris tians to feel any pride in our attainments. As John' Wesley said, we know that, but for the grace of God; each of us has sinned enough to warrant our awn ruin, and perhaps bring the ruiri to our loved ones. There is no moral malady, thank God, that Jesus has not cured. He can save us from our sins, and from ourselves. Re ligion can save us to our best. All persons, however low they have gone in sin, have some aspirations and ideals. You will often find these where they are least Expected. Religion can take that which is noble within us and nurture it until our lives blossom into the beauty of Christ-like living. But we must give Him the op portunity. Arrien. the Oregon Culvtfrt' arid Pipe Co.. were present and gave shcrl talks. Resignation of Henry Mc Dougall as marshal was accent ed Up to date no one ha-s been appointed to take his place. Bills were paid. A motion was made and carried that, starting .Feb ruary 1, all Water bills are to be paid to Mrs. B. F. Roberts, treas urer, at the Roberts service sta tion. Gas Station Will1 Open1 Under New Management The General Petroleum station, located at Oak and Stephens streets, will be open Wednesday j under new management. The sta-1 tion has been leased from Fred Lockwood by Kenneth Ellison and Waldo Campbell, who are taking immediate possession: Both have had several years of experience in automobile service work. DOG LICENSE DUE The following places navti been authorized to issue dog licenses and collect fees for same up to March 1, 1941: Roy Rcdford, Myr tle Creek; E. E. . Hart, Riddle; John Hamlin, Market, Canyon ville; Roy Condray, Azalea; J. B. Craddock, city police, Gleridale; P. J. Davis, Sutherliri; M. H. Gil derslceve, Oakland; George L. Edes, Yoncalla; L. C. Applcgate, Drain; Ernest Wade, Elktqn; Frank Taylor, Reedsport; Mrs. W. J. Meredith, Lobltingglass; County Clerk, Roseburg. Signed: Douglas County Dog Control Board. (Adv.) 1 De LuXe Torpedo" What's more, owners siy nr ciunomiLji 10 operate, it you re planning to buy a new car soon, be sure to consider a Pontiac "Torpedo." It's built right and priced right to give you more for your money, povmr rmrrj nrr.iv at : tor tup rp Lf XB -TORrEOO" MX BUSINESS tOLTE 'Ptlii trrd al Pmtur. Sidle Ux. npiienal rqifi ment, ccax,ritttxtri. Prictl uhjtcl to tbtntt u-itbeut narice. ROSEBURG Conservation Assn. of Douglas Retains Officers Former officers will continue to direct the activities of the Douglas County Agricultural Con servation association for another year. B. F. Nichols was re elected chairman, R. R. Clarke vice-chairman, and L. S. Complon regular member. Willard Smith and John H. Ferguson were elected alter nate committeemen. Very few changes occurred in communily committees for 1941. Members of the county commit tee will attend a state wide meet ing of county committeemen, sec retaries, and assistant secretaries of county agricultural conserva tion associations at Corvallis Wednesday, Thursday, Friday arid Saturday of this week, where details of the 1911 program will be discussed. It is expected that following the Corvallis meeting full details of the 1911 program will be available to farmers of Douglas county. Work for completing the 19-10 program is well along and all compliance forms will be com-1 pleted by February 1 for checking j and the preparation of, applica-1 tions for payment. Many farmers ; did not get to earn their full farm allowances owing to weather con- j ditions during the fall months. I HEADQUARTERS FOR FIREPLACE NEEDS 1 HI TT Complete your fireplace at our store where you will find every needed item Check savings in our store. Churchill Hardware Co. IRONMONGERS ! .. I Six Tuo-Door Sedan $874 (wbiuZewaO tires extra) that iheir Poniuts are MOTOR CO.' which prevented the planting of g considerable acreage of winter legumes. However, it is expected that the benefits received by the farmers of Douglas county from the 1910 program will be about equal to those of 1939, which amounted to approximately $72,. 000.00. M. O. A. Club to Meet The M. O. A. club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. G. Cloake. ORDER Winters Fuel NOW! Slab Wood Prices 16-ln. Dry Slab Wood, 1 load $4.50 4-ft. Dry Slab Wood, per cord $3.00 Green wood la available In 4-ft and 16-ln. lengths. Mill wood Sawdust See display in our window. mm - ".11 mw rr. ai US HUM CAR WITH THf LOW Piet ResebUr. Oregon V I S
