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WAV! UNIT TO MIIT NEXT MONDAY NIGHT Women between the asea of 1 nd M interested in the WAVE unit of the Nival Reserve beini! or faniied here art requested to at tend an Important meeting Mon day night. May 1, at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs. Robert N Brownim. 303 Clover Lane. Any one desirug further information u NAyy MOTHERS CLUB DILLARO PTA EXECUTIVE BOARD IS ENTERTAINED Margaret McCord entertained at luncheon at her home on Kent creek April 18 fur an executive meeting of DU'.ard PTA. Plans were made to hold the art exhibit the first of May. At that time re productions ol old masterpieces will be displayed. Orders will be taken for any pictures desired. Attending wert the Mesdames Ruby Jones. Reba Buttler, Marge Packer and Marie Buttler. Later in the af'ernoon Mrs. Mariot. Harry Joined the hostess Mrs.' McCord and the above mentioned members. asked to call (19-R-l. , GENEVA GUILD TO MEET TUESDAY NIGHT Geneva Guild of the First Pres byterian church will meet Tues day night at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. B.- R. Shoemaker Jr., at Wincheter with Mrs. Victor Ding, I Mrs. Russell Knudtson and Mr. Alvin Hoffman serving as hos tesses. All members are urged to be present. GREYHOUND Sqtwt4e-7ktf TOURS Vi'hat fun! Whit economy! Your complete tour arranged in advance . . . hotel reservations, sightseeing, side trips all in cluded with transportation at in amazingly low price! Samililiw Cist Tours from Rowburg IP M Jtaa -Dy Tour: Biitiili Columbia.. 3J M 5-Day Tour: Shasta Dam. Shatta Lake. San Francisco and Rcdwoodi .13 03 13-Day Tour: Radwoodi, San Francisco, Lot AnfalM nd San Dicco (15.90 13-Day Tour: Salt Laka City, La Vfgas, Hoover Dam, Loa Angeles and San franclseo jI.SO flm TW m TVcsasftartaltM Many more to choose from ... or Have your tout madt t 9rder! So Carefree, complete . . . each an out standing vacation bargiin. A. J. Murray 346 S. Stephens Phone 586 Set FREE Tour Folder! from Local Agent, )x&J mail coupon now. OMYHOUND TRAVIL IUREAU 509 S. W. Tiytor Street, Portland 4, Oregon I Eipense-Paid Tour Folder to: tMrn. Citr t a sis WEED & FEED Destroy Dandelions, Plan tain, Buckhorn, all brood leaved weeds with an easy application of Scotts Weed & Feed. In simultaneous action, grass is fed to thicker growth and richer color. This dry compound will not harm or discolor lawns. Shaker Box $1.00 Treat 2500 sq ft $3.50 Umpqua Valley HARDWARE f L uou uosvor N joj guXtt. SPIA0ft Praciiion machinal a oH Scoria pradocrs f.rtilitr, tMd, w..d and Ml tontr.lt. Rubbr tiret-tlkU, 117.50. 91A. SCHEDULES MEETING Vice commander Cora vRogan presided at the meeting oi the 'ivv Mnihpra club in the absence of the commander. Bertha Blake at the home or, Alia aaca on r.ai Douelaa street April 17. Following the business session refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by the co-hostess Paula Anderson. Next meeting will he held May 1 at the home of Pearl Chidester. 348 sown rine sireci. Attrnrline were Frances Craw. ford, Sadie Parslow. Pearl Chides ter jllian Jones. Paula Anaerson. Rachacl Holbrook, Cora Rogan and the hostess Aria Jack. 4-H SUNSHINE GROUP IMlOVt MEETING Mrs. Eva Kerro Instructed the 4-H Sunshine group at her home on their sewing project Saturday afternoon, ine ciuo mem' bera have completed an ap ron, tea towel and are now work ins on a dress. A baseball prac tice followed and refreshments iirn K.rVfwi Attending were Lucille and Ann Hughes, Shirley Redd, Cheryl Drake. Donna Geddea and lna Kerro. BIRTHDAY DINNER HONORS TUBES MADISON BROTHERS Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Madison of Kolliw uere host and hostess at a birthday dinner given Sunday in honor of their three sons. Garold, Gale and Grant, who nave tneir , birthdays on the same day. Guests enjoying me uajr iui them were Mrs. Gale Madison. Mrs. Garold Madison ana sons, Bud, Mike, Rodger and Steven; Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Garrison, and Boyd and Dean Garrison; Mr. and Mrs. James Adamp and Terry. Buddy and Richard Adamo, Mu riel Cornwell, Cecil Denny and WiUard Rader. ELKTON MASONIC LODGE PRESENTS DEGREE The Elkton Masonic lodge met in regular session Saturday night and presented the masters degree Mrs. Norman Compton. Mrs. Hal Esselstrom and Mrs. Irma Hoff man served a ham dinner to 5 Masons from Gardiner, Riddle Myrtle Creek and the Elklor lodges. LILAC CIRCLE TO MEET MONDAY EVENING Lilac circle No. 49. Neighbors ol Woodcraft will meet at seven-forty-five o'clock Monday nisht at the 1.0 O K. hall. All officers are requested to be present as it is planned to have picturea taken of the group: WILLING WORKERS i PLAN MISSION WORK 1 Wi ns Workers of the Elkton church of Christ plan to begin mis sion work by collecting baby clothes for a mission in Japan. Discussion was held at the meeting at the home of Mrs. John Abra ham, Jr., Wednesday at Elkton. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mra. L. S. Compton May 3. MAY i'h IS DATE OF CLUE CANDY SALE The Junior Woman's club hat set May 6th aa the date of a candy sale to be held all-day in front of Penney's store. Members desiring to send candy prior to the sale are asked to leave it at Lawson'a jewelry store. Mrs. Dor othy Purkerson is acting as chair man of the sale. PAST MATRONS TO MEET AT DESSERT-SUPPER Past Matrons of Roseburg chap ter, O.E.S. will meet Monday eve ning at a seven-tnirty o ciock dessert-supper at the home of Mrs. Grant Osborn in Laurelwood. Mem bers and visiting Past Matrons are invited. BROCKWAY 4-H GIRLS WORK ON PROJECTS Brockway 4-H clothing club held a meeting recently at the horn of Mrs. O. Amundson. The girts brought their project dresses and problems were discussed. Potluck luncheon was served and games played. Rotations Eyt Students On Job Guidance Day ASHLAND, April 28 (.) Twenty-five Rotary club members went back to school Wednesday and found that today's youngsters are getting along nicely in plan ning their futurea. It was vocational guidance day at the school. The Rotarians, re presenting varied line of work, talked things over with students in terested in their vocations. They reported that the students Airmen Advised i To File Flight Plans Before Hop SEATTLE .7I High-flying Pa cific Northwest airmen may save themselves the problem of identi fying themselves in flight after May S to military aircraft if they file flight plans before they take off. On that date a roughly oblong slice of Washington, Oregon. Idaho and Montana will become the na tion's third air defense area. Simi lar programs have been aet up in northeastern I'niied Statea and at Los Alamos, N.M. Only planea flying above 10.000 feet above sea level or 4.000 feet over terrain, which la highest, art affected. This will eliminate the large bulk of pleasure craft or atu dent pilots in the region. The area involved ranges from a point 23 miles at aea due west of the lanadian border, southward to a point opposite North Bend. Ore. From there the line goes esst to Ontario, Ore., northeast to Su perior. Mont., north to Canada and west to the original point. ami ou-umits completely Is the , II an ford atomic plant area in aoulh I central Washington. ruing ol night plsns with the CAA or military won't be compul sory under the defense area set up. Bedinger said. But he added: "It will save waste effort by military aircraft." Nudists Ltst Prebltm Than Dogs In Ctnsus Job SEATTLE (.T "Enumerated nudist camp. Oooh-la-la!" Read the King county crew leader's census report. But the crew leader. Jack Speer of North Bend, confessed the job wasn't as interesting aa he made it sound. There waa only a caretaker at the nudist camp near Issaquah when he visited it, Speer explained. Speer reported to James L. Ron deau, district supervisor at Ta coma, that nudista presented less of a problem than savage dogs guarding some isolated dwellings in the area between Lake Sam mamish and the Cascade summit. Speer said the dogs prevented women enumerators from ap proaching, and he planned to un dertake the task himself. Frl., April 21, 19S0 Th. N.wa-R.vl.w, Roaebuff , Ore. i'LY WITH SUTHERLIN VALLEY AIRWAYS ' NOW OPEN! RENTAL SERVICE, per hr. 4.00 CHARTER FLIGHTS... INSTRUCTION AL KOLENO PHONE 2720 On Mifkwar JJJ 1 Ml. S. W. . tutnarlin The Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina, with 200.000 acres still ia virgin timber, contain the most extensive stands of virgin red spruce and hardwood forests in America. were well abreast of the needs of schooling, job training and what can be expected from the job in which they are interested. Mm 1201-R Havre 10 4 for apaeisrrsnenrs HETTIES CfltbrirtM ApM'd Ittt Cm4 f H.I!, --J tasl)rt. 0r. 2041 Brwa Av. 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