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14 The News-Revlew, Roteburg, OreWed., Mor. 1, 1950 180 Cub Scouts Attend Annual Dinner, Ritual A record attendance of 180 cub acouta and parent were preaent at the annual blue and gold dinner held in the dining room of the First Chriatian church, Friday eve ning. I he opening flag ceremony waa conducted by two of the cubs David Phillips and Karl Thiele. The invocation waa given by Hie Klein fcldt, assistant pastor of the First Christian church. A Dotluck supper waa served on tables decorated in the traditional blue and gold colore of the cub acouta. The meeting waa conducted by Cub Master Dor. Reed who in troduced Scout Executive Roy Barnhart. Barnhart gave an inter esting talk on the scouting pro gram for the coming year. Cub master Reed presented corsagea to deii mothers, Mrs. Charles Vasey, Mrs. Emmett Gibbons, Mrs. Mamie Greisel, Mra. Forrester, Mra. Rob ert Phillips, Mrs. Don Reed and Mra. Everett Wimer. Charles Va acy, Rupert Coffman, Everett Wim er, committeemen for the past year were introduced. Committeemen for the coming year are Charlea Vaacy, Everett Wimer, Charlea Neal and Jams Robertson. Assistant Cub Master, Charles Vasey, then presented the follow ing awards: Bobby Conoso, wolf badge and gold arrow; David Carter, wolf badge; Jimmy Carter, woif badge; Kent Wishart, wolf badge and serv ice star; Karl Thiele, bear badge and service star: David Phillips, wolf badge; Jimmie Robertson, wolf badge and gold arrow; Leon Lark, wolf badge; Dennis Ellison, gold arrow; John Burkhart, denner stripe; Barney Wimer, lion badge; Dean Lounabury, beer badge, gold and silver arrow, asst. denner stripe; Car! Stewart, bear badge; Kenneth Gibbons, bear badge and aervice atar; Douglas Hansen, serv ice atar; Jimmie Greenfield, ailver arrow and aervice atar; Donald Sommerfeld, aervice star; Roger Steek, wolf badge, gold and three ailver arrows; Ronald Crenel, gold and three silver arrows, asst. den ner stripe; Harold Horn, gold and ailver arrow; Bruce Forrester, two ailver arrows; Thomaa Knauaa, I rr . i wolf badge, gold arrow, and aast. denner stripe. The following new cuds received bobcat pins: Robert Frenette, Don ald Yow. Michael Bloomquiat and Tommy Neal. Elkton WHAT IS PHARMACY? lt's-th preparation and preserving of drugs for medical needs. We select our drug supplies only from manufacturers of un questionable reputa tion to give you the best. McKAY'S D,us$ ftto, Service For Health" 221 N. Jackson Phone 8 By PHYLLIS A. SMITH Mrs. Emery Stewart haa returned to her Elkton home from a trip to Bel hneham. Wash., where she waa called by the aerioua illness of her father. Marion Sory. At mis time her father is much improved. Dur ing Mrs. Stewart's absence Mra. Ray Monner took her place aa cook at the grade school. Jay Hague of Canby was visiting with relativea and old frienda in this community this week. Hague is a brother-in-law of J. B. Rader. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross Hutchinson spent Tuesday in Roseburg and were guests at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Villa La Raut, that night. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hancock who have orly recently returned from a winter vacation in New Mexico and Texas were visiting friends and relatives in the Elkton area last week. Mr. and Mra. Hancock make their home at Salem. Mr. and Mra Charlea Henderer, Mr. and Mra. Wade Henderer, New ton Henderer and Shorty Duff went to Corvallia Friday where they at tended the Oregon Oregon State basketball game. Misa Evelyn Hudson and grad uate assistant Beverly Benet drove to Ashland on businesa Saturday. Mrs. Edith Gatea waa a recent visitor at the hospital in Salem where her daughter. Norma Thotv as, is receiving medical treatment. We are very glad to report that Mrs, Gates found Norma much bet ter and satisfactorily responding to treatment. On the aick list but reported Im proving are Mra. Lawerence Smith and Mra. Wilbur Garrison. Arnold Cheever is also "under the weather." Flying Oregonians Get Big Welcome In Texas , DALLAS, Tex., Mar. 1. Dallas hung out a big welcome sign today for 250 flying Oregon ians. i On hand to greet the 85 light planea due at Love field this after noon were some of the things for which Dallaa claime fame. i They included beautiful girls, Doak Walker, top-flight cowboys and western-aytle hospitality. The tour, which will carry the Oregon civic and business leaders to Cuba, ia the fourth annual mass 1 flight. The caravan arrived yester day at El Paso, lta next slop after Dallaa ia to be New Orleans. NOT FOR CONGRESS SEAT MEDFORD, Mar. 1. (JP j Robert Rucker, AFL teamsters' business agent, will run for the alate legislature'! lower house in the Democratic primary. His plans to file were reported by the Asso ciated Press erroneously yesterday as for the federal house, j The average traffic aign can be read at 2;'!i feet by a person with 1 20-20 vision. New Is Mia time t auy yeur lewalry far that serine, eutfrt. Millar's have (wit eseut every rrs ran will aeee1 ia wide ' erica ranae. See eur MlecMa teday. O Pins O Bracelets O Necklaces O Compacts O Earrings (stone and metal) AMAZING WIDE VALUES! VARIETY! Jewelry Dept. Main Floor IENSON CUI PACK 334 held its annual blue and gold ban quet in the First Christian church Friday night. A group of the boys, 180 In all, are shown here alter consuming a large potluck dinner. Right, Barney Wimer end John Burkhart give the scout salute during the flag ceremony which opened the evening's festivities. (Photos by Bud Masonl. I, 1 Cigars Makers Split At Hearing On Tax Slashes f The arguments were made to the House waya and means com mittee which ia considering revi. WASHINGTON. Feb. 28 OP) -Manufacturera of "e c o n om y brands" of cigarets have asked Congresa to cut the taxes on their smokes. . . They argued that it was unfair for the government to collect the same amount in taxes on a pack of theiF cigarets that it doea on a pack of higher-priced cigarets made by the big-name companies. Spokesmen for tobacco-growing North Carolina farmers quickly fil ed a protest. They argued that a consumer an tit to lower-pricea cigarets might reduce the price farmers get for their tobacco. siona in the tax lawa. Right now, the federal tax on cigareta ia $3.50 a thousand, re gardless of the selling price of the cigareta. This works out to seven cents on pack of 20. 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