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B o 2 The Newi-Reriew, R-oseburg, Or. Sot. Dc 1i Dates Art Announced For Community Concerts nates for the three remaining Community tonicri associau hi 1950 , 91 OIIllllUllli; v-m. ...... ------- nrosrams here are announced by Miss Gladys V. Strong, president. James Pease, baritone, will ap pear Kcb, 7. Constance Keene, pianist, will appear here Saturday niRhl, March 3, instead of Friday, March 2, as indicated on the membership cards. Arrangement have been made to change the data to a time more favorable for local attend ance, said Miss Strong. The final program will be the appearance of the Portland aym phony on March 30. This date was not arranged when the mem bership cards were printed, so docs not appear on the cards. Petty Offenders Given City Court Penalties Municipal Judge Ira B! Riddle reported the disposition of four cases in court Friday morning.' Albert Ihemls, 4(1, Stephens, Wash., and James Bob Johnson, 35, Roseburg were each committed for 10 days in the county jail in lieu of $20 fines on drunk charges. Judge Riddle said Johnson will be turned over to county officials fol lowing completion of his jail term to serve out time on a justire court drunk driving sentence. He hid been released by county of ficials so he could work to pay off the drunk driving fine, Riddle said. Lawrence Richard Hill. 40, Rose burg, charged with disorderly con duct, was committed for 10 days in lieu of a $20 fine. F.dward John Holfman, 41, was committed for 10 days in the city jail in lieu of a $20 fine on a va grancy charge. CAREFULLY u ' Christmas Party Plan Of Grange Haster Susie Oar presided over the Lookingglass Grange meeting Tuesday evening, Dec. 12. Twenty six members were present. Mr. and Mrs. Mayion were obli gated in the first and second ae-jrees. Wednesday, uee. zu, me mime Economics club will meet at the hall at U a.m. Each lady is asked to bring i sack lunch. The day will be spent decorating the Christ mas tree and preparing the treats for the Grange Christmas party that evening. A potluck dinner will be served at 8:30 p.m. All attending are asked to bring a covered dish and their own table service. The dinner will be followed by a Christmas program and a gift ex change. Each member is asked to bring a gift not exceeding 75 cents in value. Children are to bring a gift costing 35 cents. The next Grange meeting will be Dec. 26. At this time Grange can didates who have not received their third and fourth degrees are urged to be present. All members bavin birthdays in October, November and December will be honored. North Roseburg Church Plans Christmas Season Wednesday, Use. 20, at 7:30 p.m. is thu tl.ne set for the Arth Rose burg church Sunday chool Christ maa program. The Youth Fellow ship will present a ChBitmas play on Sunday, Dec. 24. $he play prom ises to be a very good one, accord ing to advance reports. The group has been invited to iwscnl It 10 the patients and staff at the Vet erans hospital, as they did last yeac. Later the group will g o iStristmas carolin?. Persons desir ing the carolers to come to their homes may irilOa Hrd to t h church, or call 220-JO. O CHC5TMAJ PROGRAM SLATED The SuthciOn Assembly of God church will present a Christmas program at thchurch Wednesday, (fee. 20, at 8 p.m. A Tribute To THE ELKS: This firft and fraternal organization ranks ai on of the happiest and most charitable in America! B.P.O.E. Beit People On Earth. And surely they ARE among the belt. (They hava fun. Of course. Dances, parties, smokers, picnics. But, underneath their gay ex terior, are hearts of gold, with hands gilwayi outstretched to help tome less fortunate perioC TlQt Elk's tooth on a tOain or in coat lapel isn't just decoration. It symbolizes a Man who" practices the Golden Rule daily. He's an Elk and more power to him! a O o C o Phone 340 Manufactured arfl Distributed by Bil Cinty Cregrftery established 1899 Roseburg, Oregon We Salutt) Douglas County! Euojftnt and Iva Sprlnoir o o Vital Statistics SANDERS-JOHNSON George Merle Sanders and Belva Faye Johnson, both of Kuseburf. FORD-BROWN, VV II b u r D. Ford and Marjorie Mae Brown, both of Roseburg. GOODW1N-RAPP Robert El win Goodwin and Elaine Marie Rapp, both of Roseburg. Marriage Licenses Divorce Suit Filed GRAHAM Irene Mae vj. Nor man W. Graham. Cruel and in human treatment charged. Plain tiff asks custody of two minor chil dren and $25 monthly support for each child. Helicopter Tree Seeding Finished Crown Zellerbach Chief Forester. Clarence W. Richen announced the completion of the company helicop ter tree seeding program for the 1950-51 reforestation season. "Heli copters Incorporated" of Seattle, Wash, stated on the 474 acre seed ing project of the company's Clack amas tree farm; seeded 500 acres on the Columbia Tree Farm; com pleted a cooperative project of 800 acres in conjunction withJhe State of Washington at CathlaSmet, and an area of 500 acres on the com pany's Clatsop Tree Farm near Saddle Mountain. All together, some 2000 acres of forest land was included in this year's Crown Zellcrbach helicojpjer tree seeding program. A lotarof more than 2000 pounds of selected, certified tree seed was useAl. This represents a total of 206.000,000 vi able tree seed including Dojiglas fir, western hemlock, western red cedar, Noble fir, and Sitka spruce. The corporation maintains a for est tree seed bank where tree seed of all the commercial species is for helicopter secdiog operations and for sowing in the Cooperative Forest Industries tree nursery at Nisqually, Wash., whifti supplies the corporation with 1.0O0M) trees a year for planting ft its eight tree farms. Some 3800 bushels of com pany cones have been picked and will be prorf&ssed within the next four weeks, and the seed bank will be replenished with another tre mendous depo.sTT of selected, nign quality tree seed for future refor estation operations. Faith Lutheran Church Begins Yule Observance The Christmas observance' a t Faith Lutheran church begins this Sunday, Dec. 17, with the church school Christmas program. The service, entitled, "Come to the Manger," will be presented at 4 p. m. in the Ko-seourg armory. Ilolv communion will be cele brated at the morning worship in connection with the reception of new members. Immediately follow inf the worship, there will be a brief coffee and social period to welcome those being received as new members of FaiUi church. Other events in the observance of Christmas at Faith church will include a Christmas play entitled "A Midnight Clcir" to oe presented in the armory at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, Dec. 20, by the Luther league. On Thursday evening tne Luther league will meet to go out Christmas carolling to be followed by a parly. Christmas worship in Faith church will Include two services, one at the regular worship hour on Sunday, Dee. 24, and the other at 8 a. m. on Christmas day. The public is invited to all of these ac tivities. . Canyonville Kids Will Great Santa Santa Clans will be In Canyon ville Saturday, Dec. 23. to pass out candy and fruit to the children of theo community, the Myrtle Creek Mail reports. The Canyonville I.inns club Is bringing Santa to the community, e will eppear at the Ritter theater In pass out the treats to the chil (Jen at a free western show at : p.m., Saturday. On WednesdayODec. 27. at 2 p.m. 'iek Swearingen of Jacks Repair shop, will sponsor another free movie for the children ot Canyon ville. fO A special Christmas program ft'll be presented Saturday, Dec 33 at the Canyonville city hall grounds. A lighted Christ mti tree mundant with gifts for all chil dren and a real Santa Claus will highlight the program. -Q Move Legalizing Pinball Machines Is Starteg SALEM (.Tl A move to lejal ire pinball machines, pugvhhnarrls. digger machines and spindle games hegiui here yesterday. Portland sponsors filed for an Dinitiative petition to have the d. vices licensed by any city, town or county. One-halt the license rev enues would go to a fund for cijil defense nl em.O(-ncy purposes. lt will lake 2.Z79 signatures on me petitions hy July 3, 1952 to get the measure on theovember, 19S2 ballot. Volunteer Age Reduced To 18 All selective service registrants between the ages of 18 anil 26 may now volunteer for immediate in duction, according to a new draft directive from Col. Francis W. Mason, deputy director of selective service. O 0t present, the selective service act allows the induction only of men between the ages of 19 to 26. Th new directive will allow 18 year olds to volunteer for armed forces service. 'he directive pointed out that in volunW'iing for immediate in duction, registrants must do so in siting. If the registrant has not been called for a physical exam ination, he must request one in writing to his local board. fjf he has been given Oi.ical and mental examinations and been accepted by Ifie armed slices, the regis trant must ask in writing to be inducted immediately by the local board. Funeral Services Held For Reedsport Farmer " Walter Wilkes Walker, prominent Reedsport farmer, dievl at Barnes' Veterans hospital, Vancouver, Wash., Saturday,. Dec. 9. He was born Dec. 3, 1890, on the Scholfield River ranch, which he and h i a brother have operated. He w a married Sept. 2, Ifil, to Miss Marian Chapin. Surviving, beside the widow, is a son, Kenneth, Reedsport; a daughter,' Mrs. James Stewart, Eu gene; a brother, O. B. Walker, Reedsport, and a sister, Mrs. Jna Davis, Seasille. Mr. Walker was past master of Aurora lodge 59, A.F. It A.M., Gar diner, and past high pries tof Royal Arch chapter 49. He was a veteran of World War I and a member of Reedsport post 62, American Le gion. Funeral services were conducted by . R. Levins, pastmaster of the Gardiner lodge, with Rev. George Mortcnsen of the Commun ity church officiating. Services were held at the Unser Funeral diner, and past high priest of Royal port Masonic cemclary. Members of the American Legion officiated at the gravesitle service and pre sented the casket flag to the widow. Two Suits Filed, Two Dismissed In Circuit Court The case of R. E. and Blaine A. Brattain vs. Harry Johnson was dismissed with prejudice Fri day by order of Circuit Judge Carl E. Wimberly. The suit in volved a $1,125 claim oy I Canby-Aurora Farmers Don't Want Academy CANBY (P) Farmers of the Canby-Aurora area deinitely don't want the proposed air force acad emy to be located around here. That'i what the directors of the Clackamas County Farm Bureau federation said here last nigbt aP ter a public meeting. They authorized President How S.W. (Bill) Miller Says cuit- court Friday James R.- Ctx. filed suit against Harold E. Ashby and Vard R. Miller for a total of $9,079.50. The plaintiff asks $7,500 general dam ages and $1,579.50 special damages for injuries he received when the defendant's truck allegedly struck him. . According to the complaint, Cox was working on a Glendale fire truck fighting a fire. He stated he parked the truck on a shoulder, nil mntn- U..1 U s m COMPLETE TRAINING stopped. The plaintiff charges that William Ervin Stephens, rppren-1 a truck operated by Ashby and tice seaman, and Billy G. Williams, ! owned by Miller struck him as he recruit seaman, both qf Roseburg, was standing in the road, causing recently completed recruit training ! permanent injury, at the San Diego Naval Training ! John Sutton has filed suit against plaintiff allegedly due for labor ! ard Smith to- ask the American and services rendered in felling Farm Bureau Federation to exert and bucking timber. . pressure to keep the academy out - Also dismissed with prejudice by of this area. Wimberly was the case of Jorgen A 13,000-acre site between Canby E. and Dany Jorgenscn v. Ray ! and Aurora recently was inspected C. Hemphill. The plaintiff Was by air force officials as a possible asking $1,182.60 damages result-1 site for the academy. Some 28 ins from an auto collis.on. other sites in the nation also are Two cases involving general and i under consideration, special damages were filed in cir-1 Speakers at last night's meeting center. They will be assigned to a fleet unit or to one of the, navy's schools fur specialized training. During their recruit training, the two, Rosebur; men underwent in tensive drill in such subjects as signaling, navigation, basic ord nance and seamanship. SERVICES ARRANGED Graveside funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p. in. for James Leatherman, who died ear lier this week in California. He war born in Wilbur and had lived the last several years in CalOnrnia Interment will be in the Wilbur cemetery. Stearns mortuary ot Oakland is in charge. , A Inquiries on volunteering for "he armed services through selective service may be jnatle at tl$ Doug las County board in the Carter building in Roseburg. The board's office is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. week days anrDfrom 8 a.m. to noon on Saturdays. North Roseburg Church Construction Progresses Constriction of the annex of the North Roseburg church is pro gressing verv satisfactorily, it is reported. Members of the church and their friends, both men and women, have been responding on work daysawl evenings to aid in IheOconsiruction. Hopes of the congregation are that the building will be suitable for use in time for the Sunday school program Wednesday, Dee. 20, at 7:30 p.m. It is planned to have seats for all in the new building. Many have had to s'and for meetings in the sanctuary ;n the3a.sU STOLEN CAR RECOVERED An automobile stolen from Cot tage Grove, was recovered here by city police Thursday night, -Chief Calvin Baird reported. The stolen auto was discov ered in the farm bureau parking 0141. It was delivered to the Ore gon State Poliue for return to Cot tage Grovj. BANQUET ANNOUNCED The Past Commanders b'anquet, sponsored by the Veterans of For eign Wurs, will be held Tuesday night, Dee. 19, aC8 p.m. They will meet at the Vets Lounge at Jack son and Washingtor streets. T. C. Diherr for $5,930 damages allegedly received in a collision witn tne ueicnaant s truck. Ac cording to the complaint, the plaintiff was crossing a covered bridge one and one-half mils ast of Days Creek. The bridge and approaches were allegedly only suitable for one-way traffic. As the plaintiff was coming off the approach, the defendant driving a truck allrg-dly collided with the plaintiff's car. The plaintiff is asking $5,000 general damages and $680 special damages as well as $250 damage to the car. objected that the site would re move valuible farm land from cul tivation. About 50 attended the meeting, called by the farm bureau. No one spoke in favor of the academy. Women's Society Will Meet Next Thursday The Women's Society of World Service will meet in the parsonage of the North Roseburg church Thursday Dec. 21. Each lady is asked to, bring a gift, costing not more than 50 cents, to exchange, and an old Christmas card contain ing a picture of The Wise Men. An interesting program has been planned, and all ladies interested are invited to attend. WORLD'S TRACTOR yet the ONLY on that gives you All th revolutionary FERGUSON SYSTEM features! LEE M0RTENSEN, Inc. 200S. Pine Phone 1486-J MALT BEVERAGE PERMIT The Oregon Liquor Control com mission has granted a retail fjalt beverage class "B" license to the Airport inn, operated at 2617 N. Stephens street, Roseburg, by lone and Louis Valdez. The license per mits sale ot beer fftr consumption on or off the premises. 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