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8 Tht hews-Review, Rosebura, Or. Mon., June 13, 1955
GARDEN CLUB MEMBERS
MEET AT LUNCHEON
TO DISCUSS DISPLAYS
Mrs. C. J. Bielman of Sutherlin,
director of The Umpqua District
of the Oregon Federation of Gar
den Clubs, arranged a no - host
luncheon at the Turn Around Inn
in Roseburg, at which lime plans
were discussed for the flower show
department at the Douglas County
Fair.
The theme for the sno will be
"Disneyland." All garuvn clubs
were ureed to plan and enter a
club display. Each club will have
a space witn tnree ieci -roni ana
depth of two feet to carry out its
own interDrctatiou of the theme.
There will be a complete flower
show schedule printed in the fair
bulletin and in tne ew3 neview
at a later date.
Mrs. Bielman stressed the im
nor ta nee of following the schedule
carefully on all entries whether
horticultural specimens or arusuc
arrangements. Any inieretiltl per
son may participate, wnether a
garden club member or not, but
must comply with the riles of the
show.
The district display for 'he state
convention and other important
business matters were discussed
The luncheon was well attended
with representatives from the
Town and Country, Riverbend,
Glide," North Umpqua, Oakland,
Sutherlin, Days Creek and Look
ingglass Garden Clubs.
ELKTON LIONS
HAVE INSTALLATION
Lion's installation was held at
the Elkton IOOF Hall Wednesday
nieht. -Officers installed were:
president, Henry Beckley; first
vice president, James Adimo; sec
ond vice president, Gerald Par ten;
third vice president, Charles Hen
derer; treasurer, Warren Baker;
secretary, Jesse Anderson; lion
tamer, Robert Truex; tail twister,
Cecil Denny; directors, Charles
Mitchell .Darwin Fullen and Harry
Whitfield, Vernon Parted. Ladies
nignt was also observed.
' BIG CUTS OF
! CHOICE LEAN BEEF I
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CLENDALE STUDENTS
HAVE WIENER ROAST
The eighth grade graduates of
the Glendale School held a wiener
roast recently at the city park.
Those present were Nancy Kaye
Furlong, Mary Jane Holland, Pa
tricia Ball, Sandra Johns, Patricia
Mead, Beverly Brady, Lennle Big
gin, Judy Smart, Janice Munyon,
Gloria Reed, Linda Ellsworth, Dan
iel Dansley, Clifford Worley, Jan
et Berry, Floyd West. Marie Mc-
Caslin, Donald Belcher, Billy Ray
Barrong, Ronald Biebling, Lester
Diltz, Frank Fish, Roy Coate, Rob
ert Holmgren, Arthur Stanfill and
James - Hall. Also present were
Mrs. D. R. Densley and Jimmy;
Mrs. Walter Holland and Faye and
Geneva: Mrs. Harvey Ellsworth
Mrs. Tom Johns and Mrs. Irene
Furlong. i
CLENDALE CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS
The Glendale Federated Garden
Club met at the home of Mrs
Doris Way Thursday. New officera
were elected as lolows: airs. Ida
Edson, president; Mrs- Grace
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tivu, vice piusiueui; inra. iuna
Way, secretary, aid M1. Lucie
Harris, treasurer.
The Glendale-Day Creek Gar
den Club flower show at Oanyon-
ville the previous day was dis
cussed and reports ware made.
The club's food and plant sale for
tne general ciud lund was a suc
cess. It was decided to send Grace
Croff as a delegate to the state
convention in Portland.
The hostess served delicious re
freshments.
SCHOOL PROGRAM
PRESENTED AT TENMILE
The recent school program at
the Tenmile Clubhouse was great
ly enioyed. The fifth and sixth
grades presented the "Virginia
Minstrels ' witn Doug copeiand as
interlocutor. The fourth grade pre
sented the "Flower Garden.' The
third grade gave ballads and danc
es. The second grade presented
Indian songs and ballads. The first
grade presented "Old King Coles
Party" with Susanne Parker as
Mother Goose, and Dale Millar as
King Cole. The Drogram was di
rected by Orinda Mitchell, school
music supervisor. The combined
Tenmile and Lookingglass hands
entertained with, several numbers,
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
HAVE APRON PROJECT
Okicante Camp Fire Girls met
Monday at the home of their lead
er, Mrs. Eugene Arnold. Each girl
presides at a meeting, and this
was the meeting of Susie White.
The project was apron making.
The group made plans to make
the next meeting a celebration of
Nathan Hale's birthday.
Those enjoying the apron making
and the sack lunch were Susie
White, Pamela Arnold, Betty Spon
cor, Lora Millett, Mary Oliver,
Sharol Duncan and Sherry Looney.
OFFICERS ELECTED
BY GLENDALE LIONS
The Glendale Lion's Club held
an election Tuesday evening at its
regular meeting. New olficers will
be installed at the June 28 meet
ing. The new officers are president,
Bill Graham; first vice president,
Floyd K. Berry; second vice presi
dent, Sid Perry; secretary, Carl
Testoroff; treasurer, Gordon Mehl;
lion tamer, Bob Fisher; tail twist
er, Ralph Haggard; dirctors, Al
Mohr and James W. Aprerson.
Calenda,
Tuesday June 14
Fair Oaks Grange at hall with
Mr- and Mrs. Frank Wilson and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Food in
charge.
Alpha Iota Chapter, BSP infor
mal at 8:30 p.m. at home of Miss
Betty Tauscher. Team members
to be entertained at barbecue.
Badoura Club, Daughters of the
NUe, dessert-supper at home of
Mrs. A- F. Micelli with Mrs. L. L.
Powers and Mrs. Essie Koentz as
co-hostesses.
Roseburg Woman's Club board
meeting at 10 a.m. at clubhouse.
Glendale OES last meeting until
fall with Job's Daughters in at
tendance; guardian council to be
guests.
Roseburg Toastmaster Club at
6:30 p.m. dinner at Umpqua Ho
tel. Guests always welcome.
Duplicate Bridge Group at 7:30
p.m. at Elks Temple
Associated Volunteers' sponsored
card party at VA Hospital from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Lady Golfers to tee otf at 9
a.m. at club course.
Eagles Auxiliary at lodge hall at
8 p.m.
Roseburg Rebekah Lodge at 8
p.m., at IOOF Hall. Bring sack
lunch.
Roseburg Woman's Club board
at 10 a m. at clubhouse.
CAMAS VALLEY WSCS
OFFICERS INSTALLED
AT SUNOAY SERVICE
The Rev. Elmer R. Burkey in
stalled the following officers of
the WSCS of the Camas Valley
Methodist Church at the morning
worship service:
President,' Mrs. Howard Milton;
vice president, Mrs. Ethel Brown;
secretary, Mrs. Richard West;
treasurer, Mrs. Ernie Wheeler;
secretary of spiritual life, Mrs.
Elmer R. Burkley; secretary of
missions, Mrs. Guy Moore; secre
tary of social welfare and local
activities, Mrs. Art Jones and Mrs.
Joe Kirkendall; secretary of pro
motion, Mrs. Robert Wheeler; sec
retary of literature, Mrs. William
Banks.
DEGREES GIVEN
AT AZALEA GRANGE
The Azalea Grange met Friday
evening, and Mr. and Mrs. George
Wenderoth and Larry Diltz receiv
ed the uiird and fourth degrees.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Head ind Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Bedgood receiv
ed the first and second, degrees.
Mrs. Mary Mullarkoy, lecturer,
was in charge of the program
which fololwed. Hostesses ior the
evening were Mrs. Mary Diltz and
Mrs. Hazel McPherran, who serv
ed refreshments.
GLENDALE GIRLS
HAVE SLUMBER PARTY
Dianne Halstcad. honored aueen
gave a slumber party for the choir
girls in the Glendale Bethel Wed
nesday evening. The girls attended
a movie then ate hot nogs, played
games and danced. Those present
were Cheryle Opperman, Bonnie
Halstead, Dianne Halstead, Pat
Meads, Sandra Johns, Gloria Reed,
Mary Ann Johns, Marilyn Harris,
Mrs. Ray Cox and Mrs. Clifton
Halstead.
FARM BUREAU
MEETS AT AZALEA
The Cow Creek Farm Bureau
met Friday evening at fho Azalea
Grange Hall. Mr. and Mrs. O. J.
Killian of the Days Creek unit
showed colored pictures of the
Tournament of Roses of Pasadena.
Mrs. A. Gillespie was a guest of
the group. Cake and 'ce cream
were served.
Community News Items
Attend Graduation Attending
OSC graduation ceremonies at Cor
vallis last week were Mr. and Mrs.
R. J. Raade. Their son-in-law,
Jamei Rice, graduated from the
school of electrical engineering.
Gold Star To Mat Gold Star
Mothers will meet Tuesday at 10
a.m. at the home of Mrs. LaPrathe
at Glendale- A noon potluck will
be served. Members will cut af
ghan blocks.
Returns From Trip Mrs. Cora
Rogan returned today to her work
at the News-Review after enjoying
a three-weok vacation trip to
Pennsylvania and other points of
interest in the east. She made the
trip by plane, returning from La
Guardia Field-
Attends Moot Mrs. Robert
Kent, and children, Janet and Jer
ry, left Friday for Omaha, weo,
to visit with Mrs. Kent's parents.
Janet and Jerry will stay in Oma
ha to visit while Mrs. Kent attends
Lutheran church conclave in
Minneapolis, Minn. They expect to
return to Roseburg about June 25
In Portland Miss Ethel " Mi
ch and went to Portland Friday to
attend the Rose Festival. She is
an anaethesist at Mercy Hospital.
In Riddle Mrs. Roger Keece
and son. David, and Mrs. Jack
Trent and son, Michael visited Fri
day at the Stewart Taylor home in
Kiddle.
Attend Graduation Mr. and
Mrs. L. J. Lewis and daughter,
Janet, were in Eugene Sunday to
attend U. of O. graduation cere
monies. Their daughter. Marlene.
a graduate, received a bachelor
of arts degree in mathmatics. The
family have gone on to Elmwood,
Wis., to visit relatives and friends
for three weeks.
Youth Grouct To Meet Rivers-
dale Youth Group will meet Wed
nesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Young.
Student Horn Miss Roberta
Adams, student at OSC. arrived
at her home in Happy Valley Sat
urday to spend me summer. She
will be employed at the Roseburg
Copco office.
PIANO RECITAL
GIVEN AT ELKTON
Mrs. Anna Bauer's piano class
held a recital Friday night. Those
in the program were: Diane Dul
len, Ricky Pullen, Mary Pool, San
dra Seams, Freda Duncan, Jean-
net Haines, Ann Binder, Darlene
Mitchell. Jeannet Ross and Kath
leen Larson. Refreshments were
served.
CHURCH SOCIETY
MEETS AT CANYONVILLE
The Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church of Canyon-
ville met Thursday afternoon at
the new church. After the royal
service program, there was a so
cial hour with Mrs. Maude Antis
and Mrs. Oren Gaskill serving re
freshments. AZALEA WOMEN
FETED AT DINNER
The men of the Azalea Grange
entertained the ladies at a Mother
er's Day Dinner Wednesday eve
ning. After the delicious dinner,
Mary Mularkey, the lecturer,
showed three vry Interesting
films.
CAMP FIRE GROUP
HAS HIKE WEDNESDAY
The Itkonkodaciyapi -Camp Fire
Girls enjoyed a hike Wednesday.
Sack lunches were enjoyed around
a camp fire. The girls Lrought
home wild flowers and rocks for
their scrapbooks.
T North and Mrs. .J. A.
MicGaughey left Saturday for her
home in North Bend, following a
two-week visit here with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
C. K. Rand, and family.
On Lookout Miss Minta King
of Klamath Falls left Thursday for
Harness Mountain, east of Suth
erlin, where she will be employed
as lookout by the Douglas Forest
Protective Assn. for the summer.
Visiting In Mtdford Miss Pa
tricia Elliott left Friday for a
week's 'visit in Medford with her
friend. Miss Kav MoCormaok.
They plan to spend some time at
nsn Lake.
Returns Home Mrs. Vern
Shields and daughter, Christine, of
Myrtle Point, and Miss Jeri Su
zanne Wickman of Emppre, return
ed to their homes today after
spending the weekend visiting Mrs.
Shields' sister, Mrs. Don Kruse.
Moved Mrs. E. A. Pearson
and daughter. Mary Lynn, left
last week for Crescent City to
make their home. Mr. Pearson has
been there for some time. He is
employed as plant manager for
Richfield Service.
GOC Meet Set Members and
friends of the local Ground Ob
server Corps are invited to a re
ception and social evening Tues
day at 7:30 p.m. at the K.P. HaH
to meet Sergeant Charles Sto
val. Entertainment and refresh
ments are planned.
Attend Ftttival Mr. and Mrs
Richard Gilman Jr.. and son. Ed
die, went to Portland Friday to
attend the Hose Festival and visit
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Zimmerman.
They spent Saturday and Sundav
in halem at the home of Gilman's
mother, Mrs. H. E. Kilburn.
Attend Convention Mrs- Ruth
Prommer and Mrs. Edna Lan2-
ley left today for Eugene, where
they will attend the state conven
tion of Daughters of Union Veter
ans. Tuesday Mrs. Susan Bowman
and Mrs. Norman Olson will go to
Eugene to attend the affair, whioh
lasts until Thursday.
Accepts Position Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Olson left Saturday for
Mountain View, Calif., where he
nas accepted a position in the de
fense laboratory of Sylvania Elec
trie Co. They visited since Wed
nesday here at the home of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Norman 01
son. The former graduated this
monm trom use.
New Employe Mist Marta
Patterson is a new employe at
Craig's Store.
From St. Paul A summer vis
itor at the Ted Brinkman home is
Michael Chaput of St. Paul, Minn.
To Portland A. J. Undegrave
of Glide was in Portland two days
this week on business.
Visit Mrs. Jessie Prowell and
family visited several days last
week In Myrtle Creek at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Mattie Yokum.
Visit Relatives Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Henbest and daughter, Jan
ice, spent the weekend visiting rel
atives in Oswego.
At Guard Camp Jack and
Larry Busenbark are among local
National Guardsmen, Who left for
ft. Lewis Saturday.
Move Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mil
ler moved last weekend from Cha
tham Street to their recently com
pleted home in Wharton Acres.
Attends Grange V- S. Wood
ruff of Garden Vallev sment last
week in Klamath Falls, where he
attended tne state grange meet
ing. Students Working Sandra
Humphrey has accepted apposi
tion at Cleo's Bakery for the sum
mer. Nancy Hibbard is employed
in the office at Montgomery Ward.
Takes Job Miss Bobbie Stim-
son of Myrtle Creek left last week
for her summer job as lookout on
Silver Butte in South Douglas
County.
Recovering George Cooper,
who received medical treatment in
a local hospital for several days
last week, is now convalescing at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. K.
L. Conn, at Melrose.
From Oklahoma Visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Jones on Chestnut Street last week
were ner Drotner-in-law and sister,
Mr and Mrs. Elmer Bean, of Tul
sa, Okla. They left Sunday for
California points after touring in
Washington.
Attend Funeral Mrs. Crystal
Freeman of Glide and George
Johnson left by pla- e Friday for
San Francisco to attend the fun
eral of Mrs- Freeman's brother-in-law,
Ed Scully, San Anselmo, Calif.
Details of Scully's sudden death
were not available when Mrs.
Freeman left. Johnson had return
ed Wednesday from a visit with
the Scullys.
Has Operation Mrs. Floyd
Finn and son, Jimmy, were in
Eugene over the weekend to visit
Floyd Finn, who underwent ma
ior aurgerv Tuesday in Sacred
Heart Hospital. Wednesday he was
visited by the former two and Mrs.
Walter Kruse and Mrs. Dorothy
Fink and daughter, Carol. He is
reported to be doing well.
Have Guests Recent guests at
the Lyle Hibbard home have been
meir son, L,yie jr., ana tamiiy
from Prineville; their daughter,
Mrs. Lester Sharp, of BliensDurg,
Wash., and Mrs. Hibbard's moth
er, Mrs. F. A. Lytle of Bend. The
group were here to attend high
school graduation of Nancy Hib
bard. Mr. and Mrs. Hibbard took
Mrs. Lytle home over the past
weekend.
YOUTHS COMMISSIONED
Two Douglas County youths have
been commissioned as second lieu
tenants after training in the Unt-
versity of Oregon mm; program.
n-u... Milan Foiter of
Roseburg, Air Force, and Randall
RaUs, Oakland.
Compromise Legislation
On Sugar Announced
WASHINGTON Wl The gov
ernment nas announced nere a
compromise policy on sugar legis
lation to provide some increase in
marketing quotas for domestic
producers, but not as great a cut
in Cuba's sugar sales in this coun
try as U.S. producers have asked.
The government's plan proposed
"special relief" for domestic pro
ducers in 1955 by giving them an
increase of 100.000 tons in their
marketing quotas, plus 55 per cent
of U S. sugar consumption above
8,350,000 tons. This would cut
Cuba's sugar sales to the United
States approximately 175,000 tons
in 1955. Bills now pending in Con
gress have proposed a 240,000 ton
cut.
We're giving him
School Bond Study Set
By Myrtle Creek Board .
The Myrtle Creek School Board
Monday night will decide whether
a school construction bond issue
will be asked of voters, according
to the Myrtle Creek Mail. Supt.
Al Neet said proposed construc
tion would include a high school
shop building and other renova
tions to the high school, plus a
multipurpose room at Tri-City El
ementary School.
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