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Farm Surpluses Now Spreading To Livestock
By OVID A. MARTIN
WASHINGTON an The prob
lem of surplus farm crops plaguing
government officials is showing
signs of spreading to livestock
products.
Stocks of wheat, corn, and most
other grains and cotton have
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reached record proportions, fort
ing the government to resort u
rigid production controls ill an ef
fort to keep supplies from getting
out of hand Likewise, growers
have been producing more potatoes
and some other food crops than
are being used.
But in the total agricultural pic
ture, groufl bein md.e to bring
crop production into line with de
mands may be lost in a pileup of
excessive supplies o! dairy prod
ucts, meats, poultry and eggs.
Despite recent Agriculture De
partment action lowering dairy
price supports from 90 to 75 per
cent ot parity, department experts
are predicting milk output this
year will exceed last year's record.
Parity is a legal standard for
measuring farm prices declared by
law to be fair to farmers in rela
tion to prices they pay.
Milk production last year was
122 billion pounds. The government
bought the equivalent of 12 billion
pounds of milk in the form of but
ter, cheese and dried milk be
cause there was no other market
for it at the support prices.
Glide First Aid
Class Completed
By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY
The first aid class for adults of
Glide completed 11 weeks of in
struction and training at the last
meeting, April 15, under instruc
tor Robert Harvey of Roseburg.
Members of the class, their fam
ilies and guests will hold a potluck
picnic at 2 to 4 p.m. April 25 at the
Dick Baker park on the North
Umpqua- river. Graduation exer
cises will be held and certificates
awarded the 30 members who have
succesfully completed the course.
To Demonstrate
The class will demonstrate first
aid in a field of simulated acci
dents such as logging accident,
burns, auto accident and drowning.
Residents of the North Umpqua
area and Little River area are in
vited to attend this picnic especi
ally to observe the new method of
artificial respiration which is en
tirely different from the old meth
od. In the event of rain, the picnic
will be held at the Glide High
School gymnasium.
Susan Oleson, Ton! Wright and
Roberta Dumont. daughter of
Eston Dumont, are confined to
their homes with the mumps.
One of the well-known top fisher
men of the North' Umpqua, Austin
Dumont, was in bed with t h e
mumps on the opening day of the
salmon fishing but he was no sick
er than Martin Kimmell, another
old-timer in the top bracket, who
had played a big one for 1 hour,
20 minutes and lost it when an in
experienced fisherman tried to net
it. Kimmel not only lost his salm
on, but two prizes sponsored by
Me'e place and the Idleyld Store
for the first salmon caught on the
North Umpqua.
The first salmon caught In the
North Umpqua area was a 17
pound one by George Mason of
Idleyld Park on the second day ol
me season.
Slacks Purchase
Sutherlin Home
By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK
Mr. and Mrs. Brittain Slack have
purchased the Dr. ri W. Mikkel
son home on Terrace Lane and
will move there as soon as the
Mikkelsons can find a new home
in Roseburg.
Moving To Redmond
. Mr. and Mrs. Art Olson are mov
ing to Redmond, on a ranch they
have purchased. Olson, at present,
is in a hospital in Roseburg with
severe blood poisoning 'rt a finger,
which began from a sliver.
Bonnie Wegoer, who has been
on vacation for the past month,
resumed her work at the Suther-
j lin bank Friday.
! The chest X-ray was busy in
Sutherlin Friday and Saturday at
the Sutherlin Hotel. A large num
ber of people turned out for X
rays. House Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Paxton
from Pawnee, Okla., were house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Steinbach for several days last
week.
Mrs. Dale Miller and son, Avex,
are visiting with Mrs. Miller's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Green.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Abbott and
family, from California, former
residents of Sutherlin for many
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:45 Way of Life
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years and operators of the Rich
field service station, spent several
days in Sutherlin the past week
visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. George Green have
purchased the Art Olson home on
Fifth Avenue and will move mere
next week.
Dillard Wife Joins
Husband In San Diego
By ROSA HEINBACH
Mrs. Wayland Gentry and son,
Guy Wayne, left Friday tu join
her husband who is at the naval
training station at San Diego Mrs.
Gentry and son were driven to
California by Jerry Gentry and
her brother, Donald Gray. She
plans to make her home there
while her husband is taking an
electronics course.
Homt From Stattit
Mrs. William McFall and small
daughter, Jacqueline Sue, arrived
home last week from a trip to
Seattle where she visited her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. anfl Mrs.
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Dillard Residents Celebrate Easter
By ROSA HEINBACH
The Dillard MethodUt Church
Was the scene of one of the most
outstanding Easter Sunday serv
ices in the history of the church
Sunday. Beginning at 5:30 a.m.
around 23 members of the Youth
Fellowship were taken to Rose
burg by some of the parents to
The Easter sunrise service at the
veteran's hospital. Returning to
the Dillard church, a breakfast
was served to this group. Par
ents assisting were the Rev. and
Mrs. R. A. Feenstra, Mrs. Phebe
McGuire, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. Ramon
Nichols and Mrs. Harold Emert.
Children In Program
The Easter children's program
was presented at the Dillard
Church, starting shortly after 9:30
with the primary teachers, Mrs.
Evelyn . Nickerson, Mrs. Doris
Hutton, Mrs. Doreen Bratsch, Mrs.
Eva Nichols and Mrs. Susie Brom
ley in charge.
At 11 a large audience assem
bled in the Dillard School auditori
um for the Easter Sunday morn
ing worship, The choir presented
a peauwui musical program. M-'j.
fer from Springfield . were: Mr.
and Mrs. William Bromley.
The Rev. Mr. Feenstra 's Easter
message was "RfthnM Your
King." .
Lois Harryman sang a solo, "Open
the Gates of the Temple."
Become Members
Those taken into the fellowship
of the church and being baptised
were R. C. Alexander, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Hubbell, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Brown and children,
George, Terry, Diane and Paul;
Ronald Elliott, Lois Fosback, Rob
ert Godfrey, Mrs. Morrison and
Mrs. J. W. Richter. Those taken
into the church by baptism on
Palm Sunday were: infants.
Brooks Harryman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Harryman; Bruce Ri
chey, son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Richey Jr.; Diane Reece, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Reece; adults, Walter and Bessie
Brown, Ray Brown, Baptised and
received in the church were: Mrs.
Patricia Richey, Mm. Lois Harry
man, Miss Donna Shigley, David
Harland, Carol Morrison, Lana
and Judy Wade, Dottie Sue and
Janet Bromley; Pamela Laurance,
Lorraine Fisher, Sheryl Laurance,
Roger Nickerson, Linda Cain and
Karen Owen. Received by trans-1
Christmas Tree Farming
Demonstration Slated
A Christmas tree farming dem
onstration will be held on the
James B. Kelson farm on Lorane
Route north of Dram on Satur
day, it will start at 10 a.m,
Ed GUdcn, county extension for
ester, said the demonstration will
snow methods of pruning, thinning
and scarring Christmas tree-size
Douglas fir. The methods are aim
ta at increasing the number uf
good Christmas trees that can be
produced per acre. ,
A discussion will be held on dif
ferences , between good Christ
mas tree land and timber land.
Gilden will demonstrate planting
of varioui species being planted
for holiday production.
The Nelson farm is located bum
miles north of Anlauf Lodge on
Lorane Route.
R. J. Gardner, and several friends.
Mrs. McFall boarded the Shasta
Daylight from Eugene after her
husband took her there. McFaU
also went to Eugene for his fam
ily when they returned.
Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur Aioertus
went to Coos Bay Easter Sunday
to visit their son and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert AI-
bertus, and children. The Robert
Albertus family lart sunoay eve
ning bv Diane for Flint. Mich..
where they will pick up their new
car and drive home, visiting points
of interest enroute.
Correction
A correction is made on the an
nouncement appearing in Friday's
Dillard news to. the effect that the
girl's triple trio, composed of
freshman and sophomore girls of
Douglas High School, received a
rating of 2; which is defined as
excellent, the state music contest,
instead of the 1 reported.
PLUMBERS CONVENTION
SALEM Wl The three-day an
nual convention of the Oregon
State Association of Master Plumb
ers will open here Thursday,
"She's plumb crazy to
many an Army man!"
Neighbors were wrong I Rood the exclusive
Journal story of the Eisenhowers' marriage!
On their honeymoon, the Eisenhowers hd their
i first and worst quarrel, which showed Mamie
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from then on, it was a real partnership! Ike
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one thought was dead. And butterfly
Mamie learned to cojie wilh everything,
from commanding officers and Con
grcsnmcn to bats, bedbugs and baby
care in the Canal Zone. Only "Red Carpet
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