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Evans Family C;Umoaua Moves Into Newly Completed Home
By MRS. GEORGE MUNSON
Mr. and Mrs. Don Evans and
family have moved into their new
home which has just been com
pleted on Tyee Road.
Miss Peggy Murphv accompan
ied her mother, Mrs. Delmar
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Murphy, to Monmouth, where she
will spend the week.
Mrs. Neilson and son drove to
Bakersfield. Calif., where they will
visit for a few days before return
ing to their home on Joelson Road.
Mr. Neilson plans to come with
them.
Miss Marrietta Munson has gone
to Port Orford, where she will
spend a month, with her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mun
son. Mrs. R. R. League returned
to her home this week from a trip
to San Francisco, where she visit
ed with relatives. She was accom
panied home by two grandsons,
Terry and Michael League, who
will spend the summer here.
Blake Baird was released from
the hospital last Friday, where
he has been since being injured in
an automobile accident about four
weeks ago. He returned to his
home at Umpqua.
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Leonard Munson and son, Scot,
from Port Orford, were weekend
guests at Umpqua.
Several children from the Ump
qua Sunday School are attending
Bible camp at Fir Point near Glen
dale this week.
The Umpqua Youth Fellowship
met at the hall last week. Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Amcrson and Ro
berta Coffey helped with the pro
gram. Refreshments were served
at a late hour.
Lvnn Cooper and daughter, Jan
et, drove to Coos Bay where they
were weekend guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Furman.
Mr. and Mrs. Reven Briggs have
sold their home on Hubbard Creek
near Umpqua and have moved, for
the present, to a summer cabin
near by. Mr. and Mrs. Dcvault,
who have purchased their place,
came from Riverside. Calif., where
he has just been retired from the
Talks Begin In Effort
To Prevent Air Strike
Glendnle Couple
Back From Trip
By MRS. GERALD B. FOX
Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Steach of
Glendale returned Sunday eve
ning after a five-day trip into East
ern Oregon, across a corner of
Washington into Idaho, down into
Nevada and into Northern Califor
nia, then home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wolleridge of
Bay Center. Wash., visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Wooleridge
in Azalea last weekend.
Tom Lang of Grants Pass, for
merly a barber in Glendale. spent
Sunday visiting with the Bill Ma
Graths in Glendale. Lang returned
several weeks ago from a two
month trip to Baltimore, Md.,
where he visited with his son. He
also visited in Iowa, Montana and
Michigan.
ira M Croff of Richardson
Springs Resort near Chico. Calif.,
will arrive soon 10 spena me mun
mer with his brother, Jim Croff
and his wife at Azalea.
The Jim Croffs, the Lester Croff
familv, the Bill Croff family, and
Paul Newman and his mother,
Mrs. Grace Croff and friends who
have been visiting from Los An
geles, Calif., spent live days over
the 4th of July holidays at Dia
mond Lake.
Branch Agricultural
Station Has New Head
CORVALLIS I James A. B.
McArthur will become superin
tendent of the F.astcrn Oregon
branch of the agricultural experi
ment station in October, Oregon
State College officials said "Wed
nesday. He will succeed H. G. Avery,
former Union County agricultural
agent who has been superintend
ent of the branch since 1945. The
branch, located at Union, is a
livestock experiment station.
McArthur has been in charge
of livestock research at a range
experiment station at Manyber
ries in Alberta. Canada.
Avery will reach retirement age
next June. He will spend the time
hefnra retirement in writing sum
mary reports on research he has
directed.
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Postal Service. They plan to make
their home here.
Mrs. Unice Post of Myrtle Creek
is a house guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Haines on
Georee Munson has hern vorv ill ! an attempt to stave off
at his home on Joelson Road, for
the past several weeks, but is re
ported to be much improved.
Linda Perrin of Portland is a
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
R. R. League. She plans to stay
several days.
Mrs. Myrtle Thennes returned to
her home on Tyee Road on Monday
irom the local hospital where she
Uiderwent surgery.
WASHINGTON on The Nation
al Mediation Board began talks
Thursday with representatives of
the West Coast Airlines and the
Air Line Pilots Assn. (ALPA) in
threat
ened strike.
Issues in the dispute include a
retirement plan and a demand for
a $40 a month wa?e increase. West
Coast pilots receive $1,031 month
ly compared to $1,075 paid by most
other local service lines in the area.
West Coast airlines serves 43
cities in Washington, Oregon and
Idaho. Sixty-five pilots are involv
ed in the dispute.
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