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o NEW BABY HAS ELEVEN GRANDPARENTS Lorl Kay. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Christopherson of nuscDurg, norn rriaay April ii, can proudly boast of having eleven grandparents. It is not often a babv arrives in this world to find itself blessed with so many. Maternal granaparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Deitz, Lakewood. Calif.: paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. i,yie Kobertson, Lomtta, Calif.; maternal great grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shewell of Carmel, Calif.; and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Deitz, Baldwin Park, Calif.; and great-great grand mother Henry, Waynesville, N.C.; and paternal great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coats of Tenmile. DILLARD HOME IS SCENE OF DINNER Mr. and Mrs. OUva Liana enter tained at a charming lamily din ner party Sunday at their lovely home in Dillard. The dining table was graced with a centerpiece of camellias floating in a low bowl, flanked with flamingo birds. Covers were placed at the six o'clock turkey dinner for: Mr. and Mrs. Emil Nyberg, Mr. and Mrs. Bertel Lindberg, Mr. and Mrs. Six ten Nelson and son, Kenneth; Hel en Johnson, Mrs. Marjorie Nyberg and daughters, Judy, Candice, Nancy and Leslie. . GUESTS ENTERTAINED AT DILLARD HOME Mr, and Mrs, Jack Finley en tertained at a dinner Sunday, hav ing as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burgess and children, Phillip, Christine and Bonnie. Cov ers were placed at the 2:30 o'clock dinner for their guests, and Judy, Kathy, Tommy and Susan Finley and the host and hostess. COURT OP HONOR HELD AT GLENDALE The Glendale Boy Scout Troop held a Court of Honor at the grade school auditorium Monday night with 13 boys receiving tenderfoot badges. Those receiving badges were Joe Fisher, Steve Sutch, Edwin Sutch, Charles Foster, Marcus MoLaugh lin, Bill Brickey, Jerry Green, Clark Cates, Jim Bowen, Otto Buffkin, Larry Davis, Hug hey urauiree ana iesier Aioscnxau. Mothers who were present pinned i '-: me Daages on tneir own ana otti-!s er boys. The presentation was followed by the regular meeting and re freshments. . HAYLOFT SQUARE DANCE CLUB TO HOLD JAMBOREE The Hayloft Square Dance Club 1 !: ' will sponsor a Small Clubs. Jam-; o'clock at Preschern Barn on Mel rose Road for all Square Dance Clubs. Sandwiches, cake and cof fee will be served. i n i u m r - $100 A MONTH AM I ICC ...or $20,000 IN CASH! GUARANTEED ANNUITY PROVIDED BY THE FAMOUS NORTH AMERICAN LIFE AND CASUALTY CO. Her&'a financial security ... the chance to travel, enjoy your favorite hobbies, really live. "Uneeyou reach oo. Round trip aO expense PARIS vacation for 2 via TWA Airlines! Phis $300 to spend as you please! Glorious two week racation. Thrilling flight on famous constellation! Stay at luxury hotel in Paris, visit night clubs, restaurants, museums, tneatresi "BESS I9S5 PACKARD Caribbean Convertible! Most Exciting Fine Car in the World! 275 h.p. engine. 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Matching Cell-On-Coll Peilvrepedlc Foundation, for tempof tvrt-Pot feet Sleeping) Dv to Weepfeg oo o too left moftreiil COPYRIGHT tIALT, INC. 1010 ? sum r' if' l mm 327 North Jackson DialORchard 3-5415 FREE DELIVERY r SOUR DOUGHS MEET AT SCHNEIDER HOME The Garden Vallev Sour TJouetii held its organizational meeting Thursday at the home of leader, Addie Schneider. Camp Cookery is the project for the year. Elected as officers were: president. Gary Lark; vice president and news re porter, Jim Rogan; secretary, Er nest Teeter; yell leader. Bob Field ing, and song leader, Marvin Schneider. The bovs agreed to meet every Thursday until school is oui ana men will meet twice a month. . They met again with the leader to discuss the part they will take in tne coming achievement day program May T. Members of the club are: Gary Lark, Marvin Schneider, Jim Ro gan, Brent ciaynool, Bob Field ing and Ernest Teeter. COOKING CLUB MEETS AT DAYS CREEK WEDNESDAY Days Creek Cooklnff Cluh met Wednesday with pledges being led Dy Lineu uuimpner. Groups songs and yells were given. Each mem ber answered roll call by naming a tavorue food. Each member made a hamburger sandwich. which he later ate. At the next meeting, hoslj will be Tom Tison, Dick Poulter and Martha Hubbard. Demonstrations on desserts will be given bv Shel. i.v uvnn ana Joiene Hoskm. John Mitchel and Mary Dunlan will ore- sent a program. CAROL MCKEE, above, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paulus McKee, 1 148 W. Third St., Roseburg, will portray, "Clara" in the Nutcracker Ballet to be presented by the Ulah Rhoden School of Ballet at Central Junior High auditorium-, the evening of May 14. The ballet will be ac companied by the Roseburg Symphony orchestral group. (Picture by Miller-Moderne). MRS. HARPOLE HOSTS BLUE STAR MOTHERS Mrs. Opal Harpole was a gra cious hostess to members of the Glide-Dixonville Chapter of Blue Star Mothers at her home on a re cent evening. Following a short business meeting conducted by the president, Mrs. Esther Hackney, members packed cookies to pre sent to tbe VA Hospital. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess to members and one guest, Mrs. Betty bigiridsou. BEGINNER'S SKATE PARTY SET AT LOOKINGGLASS GYM The Lookingglass Skating Club is sponsoring a skating party at the school gym Friday night at 7:30 for beginners only. Adults, who wish to learn to skate will be given the opportunity at this time. Because many who have express ed a desire to learn to skate have found it difficult to compete with the experienced skaters, the club is making this arrangement. An nouncement Has ocen made that the plan can succeed only with good patronage, I 4H LEADERS HAVE WEDNESDAY MEETING Central Douglas Assn. of 4H Leaders met Wednesday evening at the fairgrounds. Mrs. Opal Munson o Umpqua presided in the absence of M. A. Jones. Plans for achievement day My 7 at the Knights of Pythian Hall were dis cussed. The public is invited to attend this preview of home eco nomics work done by the 4H groups. A program is to De pre sented at 2 p.m. Frank Von Bor stel spoke on the subject of judg ing. Refreshments were served. FAMILY REUNION IS EVENT AT TENMILE AT A. F. YOUNG HOME The home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Young in Tenmile was the scene of a most enjoyable family reunion when the Youngs had their entire family present for the first time in over a year. Herbert Young received his discharge from the Navy after PFC Albert Young was transferred to rort Bcnning, ua. Those present for the occasion were tneir son and daughter-in- law PFC and Mrs. Albert Young wno recently arrived from (Joiom bus. Ga.: Herbert Young, who is now attending the University of Oregon at Eugene; their son-in- law ana aaugnter. Mr. ana Mrs. F. A. Wafer of Powers; Mrs. Young's father. Herbert Whitney: Janet McClellan, Edith Wiley and Gene Wafer of Camas Valley: and Mr. and Mrs. Young. PFC Young wiu leave soon tor ranama. GLENDALE CLUB MEETS ON TUESDAY The Glendale Friendship Club met Tuesday night at the IOOF Hall in Glendale. Refreshments were served after the business meeting. The tables were taste fully decorated with spring flowers, Those present were Myrtle Young, Joyce Mill, Ella Blaser, Betty Reed, Mary Wright, Grace Powellson, Angie Nensteil, Leona McAllister, Emma Harris, Mary La Prath, Jean Gaedecxe, Nora Gaedecke, Esther Perry, Dorothy Mize, Ada Ames, and two visitors, Judy La Prath and Claudia Reas-oner. NEW COMMANDER WASHINGTON Wl The Air Force announced that Gen. Earle E. Partridge will head the Con tinental Air Defense Command and that Lt. Gen. Laurence S. Kutcr will succeed him as air commander in the Far East. Thur., Apr. 28, 1955 The Newi-Revicw. Rostbtirf, On. I EERIE SIGHT Something new in staircases is this 14-itory one which looks very much like a huge human ear. It's part ot a A tnoaem Building in Berlin. Germany. Note two persons leaoinf I over a railing in center of staircase. . T,, TT I ere .' "It If utkww Fl IMT-WARC: i-i i i i T T 1 1 with the amazing, invisible MUCI M S4.9StoSt.10 7 $4.SOI10.1 : cr Maill I0KM . THERE S never been a cookware before like beautiful Flint-Waret It cooks like magic faster, more evenly than any other kind! And it cleans like magic actually washes easily as a dish! Flint-Ware is triple-layer steel. The secret of ita cooking magic is ita middle layer the invisible Radiant Heat Core! 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