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14 The Newt-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Sat. Nov. 21, 1953 Riversdale School Starts ' Student Hot Lunch Program By BEVERLY CHRISTIAN The hot-lunch program began at Rivendale School Monday with a large percentage of pupils partici pating. ' Return East Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Epler and eon, Carl, have left for their tinma in IndianaDolis. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Epler visited here two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Burkhart and other friends and were joined for the last week by their son, who had been visiting in uamornia Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bailey and Bobby returned to their home Sun day from a week spent in Port land on business, Mr. and Mrs. Davis are living In the Marks apartment. Mrs. Davis is the Garden Valley school teacher. . . Gordon Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jones, is still confined to his home after having been ill . for two weeks. Attend Christening Mr. and Mrs. Virgel Signor and Mr. and Mrs. James Fuller of Eugene visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Griffin and baby Louise Marie. The two couples were godparents at the baptismal ceremony for Louise Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kruse took Indiana visitors Mr. and Mrs. Nor wood Epler to Crater Lane recent ly. Mrs. J. M. Burkhart took the visitors to Eugene to see Mr. and Mrs. Allen Burkhart. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Griffin and daughter, Louise Marie, are mov ing this weekend to Eugene to make their home. Return From Utah , Mr. and Mrs. John Burkhart have returned to their home from a three-week trip to Utah where they attended a family reunion. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Criteser. They spent a week on their trip home and took in many points of inter est along the way, including Boul der Dam and Zion and Bryce Can yons. Mrs. teste Follett and family spent Armistice Day in eastern nrppnn visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Don Kruse and .Icfforv and Dennis returned late Monday from Coos Bay where they were called last week by the sudden death of Mrs. Kruse's fa ther, Orval Kibbey. Bert and Don Kruse made business trip to Grants Pass on I Wednesday. ' CIVIL SERVICE POSITIONS The Federal Civil Service an nniinrea an examination for the position of miscellaneous office macnine operator ai wages rang ing from 52,500 to $4,205 a year in various federal government agencies in the stales ot Kiaiio Montana'. Oregn and Washington Applications may be. made at - any postoffice or to the director of the 11th U. S. Civil Service H?ion. 302 Federal Office Build ing, Seattle 4, Wash. Applications tnouia De nica immediately. V whrtver ' ' . - you go .A Sunday at 9:00 PM CBS Radio lDHID Dial 1490 IVKIMlV Cub Den Mother Resigns Position By MRS. C. W. HBNDERER Due to sickness in her family. Mrs, Ben Morganti will be unable to continue as Elkton Cub Scout Den mother. Mrs. James' Adamo will take Mrs. Moreantrs mem bers in iter den. They plan to have a pack meeting Nov, 30 at the Lodge hall. Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weatherly and family were dinner guests Sunday evening at the Gus Fulmer home. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gorman spent last weekend in Portland on business and visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Weatherly business. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Compter and family spent last Sunday In Cottage Grove visiting Mrs. Comp ton's brother and family, Mr, and Mrs. Elza Hubbard. In New Reiidtnce Mr. and Mrs. Esslinger and daughter, Virginia, have recently moved to the newly constructed house near the Emery Stewart home. The WSCS of the Elkton Metho dist Church is having an annual! bazaar today at the grade school. A program has been planned with various booths of fancy work. cards, vegetables and a fish pond for the children. Celebrate Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weatherly and family were dinner guests last Saturday at the Wade Henderer home. Mr. and Mrs. weatherlv celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Horn of Cottage Grove were dinner guests last Wednesday at the Ted Taylor nome. Brandon Brown of Washington. who is in the Navy, spent several i aays last weex at the Wilbur Gar rison home. Writers' Club Meeting Postponed To Dec. 2 The November mentlncr nf h Roseburg Writers' Club has been postponed on account of the Thanksgiving holiday. ine writers' ciud will meet on Wednesday night, Dec. 2, at the home of Dr. George Houck on South Stephens Street. Mrs. Lor raine Kcsner, local news writer, will present material on good writ ing compiled from Associated press dispatches. LOCAL MAN RETURNS SAN FRANCISCO Ifl The transport Gen. Nelson M. Walker is due here Sunday with 1.290 Army rotation troops from Korea. Men from Oregon include: Sfc. Ralph M. 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