Riversdale School Picnic Has Large Attendance
V CM'"IAN ,
adoui ia persons attended thi1, mcnara, and Mr. and Mrs
annual mversaaie acnooi picnic
held at the Umpqua Park Friday
evening. Following a delicious pot
luck dinner, visiting was enjoyed.
Gifts of appreciation were present
ed to the school teachers, Mrs Vir
na Emery and Mrs. Charity Bak
er, and the bus driver, Mrs. Bev.
erly Christian, from the Riversdale
Community Club.
Allan Burkhart and Ted Bryant
of Eugene visited here last week
with the former's parents. They
also enjoyed fishing.
Boy Meets Girl
ACROSS
1 Sawyer
and Becky
Thatcher
4 and Eve
8 What boy
sometime
makes at girl
12 Lincoln
and Mary
Todd
13 Donate
14 Dick Haymes
and
Hayworth
15 Cow genut
16 Mouth- 1
breathing
18 Assembly
20 Smallest
21 Even (poet.)
22 Employs
DOWN
. 1 Flaps .
2 Wind
instrument
3 Emissary
4 Once more
5 Aeneas and
Queen
t Thoroughfart
7 and
women
8 Snoops
9 Rhadames
and
10 Musical
directions
1! and
pepper
17 Ester of oleic
acid i
19 Closed car
23 Knifes
24 Musical group
26 Greek letter
27 War god
30 Entertain
32 Made amends
34 Amphithe
aters 35 Upbraid
36 Correlative
of neither
37 and Alec
D'Urberville
39 So be it!
40 Allot
41 Ear(preftx).
42 Feet
coveringr
45 Varied
49 Enter
51 Diving bird
52 Border
53 Solar disk
54 Golf mound
55 Cape
56 His and
57. Donkey
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Mr. and Mn. Walter Butler and
Bill Kretchmeyer and sons, Mike
and Pat, all of Portland, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Guiley
oyer the Memorial Day weekend.
Mrs. Butler is a sister and Mrs.
Kretchmeyer, a niece of Mrs. Guil
ey. .
Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Ott Jr., andiverv beautiful and colorful.
uauguicrs, juay and Trudy, took a
trip last weekend. They went up
the coast to Astoria where they
stayed overnight. They listed the
aquarium and watched the fishing
boats at Depoe Bay. They also vis-
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25 Air (prefix)
26 Attack
27 Italian boy's
girl frienr'
28 Anatomic
network
29 Arabian gulf
31 Most recent .
33 Declaim
38 Staid
40 Boy girl
41 Baking
. chambers
in stoves
42 Bridge
43 Goddess of
youth
44 Burden
46 Passage in
the brain
47 Prosecutes
48 Pieces out
50 College cheer
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ited the reptile garden on the
coast. From Astoria they crossed
the Columbia by ferryboat to Meg
ler, Wash., and cams horns via
Vancouver, Wash., Portland and
Salem. In Portland they visited
Washington Park and report that
the azaleas and rhododendrons
near the Rose Test Gardens were
They stopped in Salem and
climbed into the dome of the Cap
itol building. They visited Aster
Column which is of historical inter
est in Astoria.
Ben Edwards of Wagontire is
staying with and working for H.
B. Kruse.
Delmar Christian of Springfield
visited his brother Neil Christian
Memorial Day.
Mr. ami Mrs. E. G. Trozelle went
to Reed9port last week where the
former received medical attention.
They also visited the Camas Val
MODEST MAIDENS
Tnfimark Reentered U. S. ftunt Office . .
'We Could See much better
would sit
ley Grange along with other mem
bers of the Riversdale Grants.
.W. E. Ott Jr. and Argus Fisher
spent several days last week at
Gold Beach fishing.
Mrs. M. B. Emmett went to Eu
gene Wednesday to- visit her
daughter, Marlene, who had been
ill. Marlene and her roommate.
Miss Shirley Parmenter, accom
panied her home. The girli art
students at the University in Eu
gene. They returned in Marlene'S
new car the same day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ott spent
the Memorial Day weekend at Tur
ner.
RECEIVES HONORS
Alvin H. Helgeson Jr., a fresh
man at Shattuck School, raribault,
Minn., was recently awarded an
honor, in history at the school.-
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Great Circle Air Route
Application Shelved
WASHINGTON I The Civil
Aeronautics Board decided hers
that it will shelve Pan Am
erican World Airways' applica
tion for authority to fly the "great
circle" northern route to the
Orient
The CAB, In rejecting I petition
by Northwest Orient Airlines, ruled
that no action ii warranted at this
time on the Pan American-great
circle routs question.
The CAB last February, acting
on President Eisenhower's instruc
tions, approved extension of North
west'! seattie-roruana-Ancnorage-Tokyo
routs for seven years. Pan
American's application for a great
circle route matching worinwests
was deferred pending further
study and later reports on the
"economic and technical feasibil
ity and the military and foreign
policy implications of nonstop
service between ins wesi isasi
and the Orient." -
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T. H. Pargerer. Invited
To Insurance Conclave
T. H. Pargeter.Roseburg repre
sentative of The Lincoln National
Life Insurance Co., has sarned
membership in the company's an
nual convention qualification club,
announces Cecil F. Cross, vice pres
ident and director of agencies.
In recognition of his achieve
ment, Pargeler has been invited
to attend the company's 50th anni
versary four-day conference to be
held in Chicago and Fort Wayne
later this month.
Business sessions will be held at
the Palmer House in Chicago.
Those attending the anniversary
meeting will travel by chartered
trains to Fort Wayne for a home
coming visit to the company's office-
There are usually more plants
and animals in temperate than in
tropic oceans.
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Glendale Residents to Visit In South
By MRS. GERALD . COX -
Mrs. Theresa" Eldenbu'rg and
granddaughter. Miry - Beth Car-
lock left Sunday night, for Mis
souri with Donald Eldenburg, 1
nephew of Mrs. Eldcnburg's. They
will visit with her son, Harold
Eldenburg in Missouri and with
Mary Beth's grandmother, Mrs.
Winnie Carlock, in Tennessee.
Move
Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. North
ridge and two children of Grant
Pass have moved into the home
formerly occupied by the McDiar-
mids on Gibertson Ave. Northridge
is working for the Robert Dollar
Co.
Tommy Sachet, 9, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Sachet of Glendale,
Oakland Library
Schedule Ready
, By EOITH DUNN
Tho ftiilflnn1 r.lhrar.' will tie
open Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m.
ana saiuraays uom t uj p.m.
at the new quarters 'n the city
hall. New books are being added
all the time. Mrs. Gladys Brislain
will be librarian.
From Ariiona
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Montgomery
of Phoenix, Ariz., have been visit
ing at the home of the Utter'
sisters, Mrs. Harry Underwood
and Mrs. Ralph Cockeram of Oak'
land, and their mother, Mrs. Starr
at Roseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. William Brislain
are on a vacation and are visiting
their son, Don, who teaches at An
tioch, Calif.
Mrs. Clarence Earls and daugrv
ter. Maxine. of Winchcstsr, Bay,
and Mrs: Alton Balfour and chil
dren of Scotts Valley, visited Mon-
In., MfU Mi's lTai-le nit AMrt Bol.
four's narents. Mr. and Mrs. E. M
Dunn. Miss Maxine Earis who Is
a WAVE in the Navy, has finished
her training at San Diego, and left
Tuesday by plane for Kingviue
Texas, where she . wilt stationed.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schulti
spent the weekend at Newport vis
iting Schultza parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Bullock and
children and Mrs. Ida Davison of
Brookings, spent the weikend with
Mrs. Davison's daughter, fi'.rs. wai
ter Slater. .
Miss Virginia Shewalter of Cm
cinati. Ohio, was a recent Kuett
of Dr. and Mrs. Homer M. Noble,
She was a delegate to the Pres
byterian Assembly at Los Angeles
and stopped on her way home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Sites ot He.
attle, Wash., : visited the past
weekend with Mrs. sites' sister,
Mfs. Bill Hanson and family.
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had his tonsils removed at the For
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Thursday.
Francis West of Glendale fail .,
last week and cut his head, re
quiring several stitches.
Mrs. Charlene Burke returned,
home Monday, after having spent
five day in the Canyonville hos
pital. .
Fred Pruit of Glendale entered
the Forest Glen Hospital Thursday.
Lee Perry of Glendale cut his
foot on an axe at his home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. James rate or -
Glendale drove to Salem Memor
ial Day weekend to be with his
mother who had been hospitalised
with a slight stroke.
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