Miss Sylvia Hill Visits
By MRS. TED PETERSON
Sylvia Hill, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Art Hill, is spending the sum
mer at the Hill home alone High
way 42 in Winston. Miss Hill grad
uated from the University of Ore-
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Roseburg, Ore.
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gon last spring and has accepted
a leaching position in the Pitls-
iburg, Calif., schools.
I Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Coulter have
returned to their home in Winston
i following a vacation trip to Los
I Angeles, Calif. Coulter is pastor of
me winsion i-nnslian cnurcli.
Diane Jackson, Pamela Laur-
jance, Sheryl DeVore, Vicki Peter
son and Janet and Kay Bromley
left Sunday for a week's stay at
Camp Tyee.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Baeher
and son, Bryce, moved last week
end from Eugene to Grants Pass
; where Mr. and -Mrs. Bacher will
begin their teaching duties in the
Grants Pass schools. The Bachcrs
have been attending the University
of Oregon and recently purchased
a new home in Grants Pass.
Mrs. Margaret Adair has return
ed to her home in Brockway after
a three-week stay in Portland with
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Adair Jr., and fam
ily. While in Portland Mrs. Adair
, attended the NEA convention and
underwent surgery on a thumb.
PASSING THE BUCK
LORDSB-UKG, N.M. W The
Maverick, weekly newspaper of the
Lords burg High School, has a' slo
gan. 'We know not what the trvth
may be; we only tell it as it'i told
to us."
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Canyonville Couple Attends Gladioli Parade In Grants Pass
By VIRGINIA PROCTOR
Mr. and Mrs. Loson Winn wit
nessed the first Gladioli Show par
ade of row boat floats, depicting
the history of Josephine County,
held Saturday evening on the
R nui in imuap at Via tarlr in Hpanle
I Pass. According to Mrs. Winn, both
lighting, design and the slow mo
tion of the boats made the spec
tacle impressive.
Attend Ice Show
Mr. and Mrs. George Aker Sr.,
and grandson, George 111 of Til
ler, attended the ice show in Port
land over the weekend.
Also attending the ice show was
Florette McGee who flew to Port
land to visit her sister, Mrs. Ted
Lucas, last weekend. She will also
visit at the beach at Gearhart.
Kay Ferguson and her friend,
Danette Knowles of Coos Bay, hop
ped a plane for the first time last
week, bound for Coos Bay. Miss
Ferguson will be a guest of the
Knowles family there for two
weeks. Miss Knowles has been a
guest of the Ferguson family in
Canyonville.
Ted Nimmo took a vacation from
his police duties Monday to run
the city grader in the Anerson ad
dition. Clifford Beals took his place
on the city police beat.
The George Shambrook family
Canyonville Postmaster
Hosts Training Conference
By VIRGINIA PROCTOR
Al Bogaard of Portland, assist
ant regional training officer, in
structed a leader training confer
ence for second and third class
Dostmasters at Canyonville Satur-
day afternoon with Norman Han
son of that city as host postmaster.
Postmasters in the area attend-
i ing the conference included Bud
' Porter, Tiller; Mrs. Fritz Snyder,
Days Creek; Mrs. Asa Lawson,
I Riddle Brian Dieckman, Myrtle
Creek; Mrs. Burt, Winston; Park
er, Oakland and Bugh, Wecoma
Beach.
A barbecue in the Hanson's yard
' followed the conference. Mrs. Han
son and Fritz Snyder were chefs.
Official Visitor
Ethel Gibbs, pre'sident of the Re
bekah Assembly of Oregon, will
make her official visit to Bertha
Rebekah Lodge No. 188 of Canvon
ville Friday at the IOOF Hall.
School of instruction will be held
at 3 p.m. and lodge will be in ses
' sion in the evening.
The Rebekah district convention
will be held in Roseburg next
I Tuesday with Mrs. Gibbs attend
ing. The program will begin with
! coffee at 9 a.m. and continue with
i a polluck luncheon at noon. A 6:30
; p.m. banqviet at the Elks Club will
! precede the evening session of
lodge. i
i Ted farmenter of Rosehurg will
i replace Paul Gaman at the South
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In at 8-0ut at 5
of San Jose were guests this week
at the parental less Shambrook
home.
Mrs. John Hamlin returned to
her poat in Hamlin's market early
this week following a bout with
the flu which confined her to her
home for several days.
Mrs. Aaron Rothman, night
nurse at Forest Glen Hospital,
drove to Costa Mesa, Calif., this
week to pick up her husband who
has been attending summer school
at the college there. Rothman will
return to Canyonville Bible Acad
emy where he is an instructor.
Mrs. Florence Miner is back at
her desk in the Forest Glen clinic
office after two week's vacation
in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamlin
spent Sunday flying to Crescent
City in Hamlin's airplane.
The Howard Haymes family left
Monday for Springfield, Mo.,
where they wilt spend August visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Don Putman and three chil
dren of Bakersfield are visiting
Mrs. Putman's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Stonehocker, this week.
They will be joined by Putman
this weekend and following anoth
er week's visit will return home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan
Umpqua State bank in Canyonville,
according to Oscar Hoverson, cash
ier. Parmenter, who plans to move
to Canyonville with his family
shortly, will start his new position
in a few weeks, Hoverson said.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaman recent
ly moved to Vancouver, Wash.
News of Mrs. Beulah Mault and
family, former Canyonville resi
dents, was received here this week
from Mr. and Mrs. John Terry
who with their children visited
Mrs. Mault at her home in Central
Point Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hobson, the
former Rosaleen Mault, and their
three children. Central Point, in
vited Patsy and Roy Mault, niece
and nephew of the Terrys, to visit
them for two weeks and this visit
was the inspiration for the family
get-together.
Miss Joyce Mault is in nurse's
training at Sacred Heart Hospital
in Eugene, and has just concluded
three months special training in
the mental ward of the slate hospi
tal at Salem.
The D. W. Gills and the Oscar
Hoversons spent the weekend fish
ing al Diamond Lake and returned
by way of Klamath Falls where
they visited friends.
Mrs. Alice Wheeler of Days
Creek was a recent houseguest of
the Elmer Stanleys during a re
cent illness. Mrs. Wheeler is now
staying at the home of her daugh
ter and family, the Pete 'Martins
of Grants Pass.
Glendale Library
Hours Announced
The Glendale library, now a part
oi me county jiurary system, re
opened recently after being clos
ed for two weeks while Mrs. El
len Harris, librarian, was out of
I own, the library will be open
from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays and
Thursdays, and from 2 to 4 p.m.
Saturdays.
Parents are asked to sign cards
for all users, under 14 years of
t age. Cards will be good at any
j library in the county system. No
! charge, will be made for overdue
; books, but users are asked to re
l turn books promptly so that other
patrons may borrow them.
Mrs. Harris announced that the
library now has a set of ency
clopedia, hobby books and books
j on activities, as well as a number
1 of pre-school books and books for
younger children.
Further improvements planned
I for the library include better
lighting and a bulletin board. Mrs.
Harris states that if a patron wish
es to borrow a book which is not
I can be filled out, and the book
1 will be obtained either from the
central Roseburg library or from
j the state library.
I AMATEUR POLICE WORK
: FREDERICKSBURG, Va. IA
A man who said he thought the
, police would be interested turned
in an item at the lost and found
desk at police headquarters. Pa-
trolman Donald Balderson was in
terested. The item was his badge
I No. 22 lost a few days earlier.
t-4dvervlures ot
and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Beaver
of Mvrlle Creek drove to Areata,
Calif., Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Byrd and
daughter, Linnea, of Burlington,
Wash., and Mrs. Rose Cabe of
Hamilton, wash., were weekend
guests at he Carter Byrd and the
Lee Garland homes. Word from
Ed Bvrd. the Carter Bvrds other
son, indicates that he will embark
for duty at Japan or Korea this
weekend.
Mrs. Leonard Faulnor. who has
been convalescing from a recent
illness at the A. B. LeBlanc home.
returned to Eureka, Calif., this
weekend.
Mrs. Lester Spencer and dauch
ters drove over from Powers with
Musical Interlude
ACROSS
1 Kind of
, concert
4 Muslca'.
symbol
8 Foundation
12 Fruit drink
13 Italian resort
14 Biblical name
15 Through
16 Circus
animals
18 States
20 Got up
21 Horned
ruminant
22 Writer,
George -
2 Poems
3 Oppress
4 Sales
employe'
5 Swingy tune
6 Ancient site
of Urfa
7 Dandy
8 Hirsute
adornment
9 Domini
10 Drunkards
11 Essential
being
17 . and
Gretel
19 Tropical resin
23 Sine like
24 Countenance
an . -
26 Without (Fr.) 24 Pasne ral
27 Plant
30 Perspicacity :
32 Zodiac sign -
34 Go to bed
35 Cheered
36 Compass point
37 Virginia
39 Subterfuge
40 Stringed
instrument
41 " for two"
42 Property item
45 Electra's
brother
49 Packaged anew
51 Annoy
52 Mouthward
53 Peruse
54 United
)5 Moistens
"6 Slippery
,7 " World
Symphony"
DOWN
1 Mama's
husband
POOR HAN( HE'S NOr 1 1 PR6W TO TESTIFV "V I'D LIKE NOTKINS 1 REROUTE OMW HOI PMO RITA, Y NO...WOT
L " REPiLLY BAO... JUST WEAK! ASMNST A MM H6 86TTBiOARUH3l "OWBi LANS H0 ACCESS TO RITA, EITHER! '
THIS WMHES PATRICK. I WISH I COULD SPAR6 - WORKED WITH SO LOWS! BUT THIS WILL PATRICKS VOUR SAFE! IF VOU I'D SWEAR 10
UFA PLANT MM0A(3ER,HIWl THE HUWItlATION OF OH, EAV.l WISH WS I DEtAV US ONLY ESCORT DION'T ENISEIILE THE THAT! IT HAD
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I HAVE SOU TO FILL HIS -Tt-tl'V ON THAT HONEVWOON ,r H1IA-. -n", --V'N6 E15E!
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V- VOLI CON
A MIMUTE PHOIErRl&-)lF:
CALL WILL KAAKL ME j A NICKEL
X MILIJOM.'.' A TO THH
MILLION A MINUTE. ) HOSPITAL
THAT'S WHAT FUND
worth
. BV ' 'ATS RIGHT. BOVS-i I I WELL, SIR, HE'S AVkA CRITTER? MAM, I'M
v I'M HERE UXXIN'UNVI ROOT1N', TOc7riN WHWCH FIXIN' TO CORRAL SIX t
fa WELL, JUST JL FOR BUFFALO OUNNO, OOR. ) , HURRICANE, WKNT WITH OR SEVEN, MEBBE J?
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fi1' WHO'S SL;,:) D'YA WMOW V BUFFALO? HE'S JUST i UKE THAT A, OF EMI Of J
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, crcas ' y
TONK5MT )'' I '
I Mrs. Elmer Van Epps. and son
and visited the Earl Rodman and
the Myrna Spencer families.
BOONE ASSN. TO MEET
The Beta Chapter of the, Boone
Family Assn. will hold its annual
reunion and picnic on the banks
of the Willamette River at Cham
pocg Park, Ore., Sunday, Aug. 5,
at noon.
All Boone descendants are invit
ed to attend, bring their lunch and
stay through the afternoon. Ice
cream and coffee will be furnish
ed. The afternoon schedule in
cludes a business meeting and
election of officers. Supervised ac
tivities for youngsters will be pro
vided. Answer to Previout r .1
BIPEI I IaTn IOL.RN t-J
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P a E R E P
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PAZ A0 W
pIkIbIpisI IrIeIhIi-16
25 High cards
26 Show
contempt
27 Location
28 Individual
10 Droves
41 Kind o( bur
42 In a line
43 Withered
44 Hit fly
46 Actual
47 Sea eagl
48 Distort .
31 Printing
mistakes
33 Female horses au seiore
38 Heroic poetry (prefix)
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CONTHIBUTIONS ARE MADE
IN A SENSIBLE WAV-BV
THE BULLMOOSE.
FOUNDATION
I'M PlETiNG FOP MY HIM
FlGUPE A'-JD THAT
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Wad., Aug. 1, 1956 The
FUNNY BUSINESS
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"It's his day off duty,
shore
FROM NINE TO FIVE
Cit- )! taitrpntA. I.
AltrtilBrfttTird
luc v, 1 hi. on.
- X- II Aiinoormrir.
Oh, yes, Mr. Wump. Hysteria is working today. She took her
washing down the street to the launderette.
WHICH MAKLS
SURE THAT EVERY
NICKEL I Give
GETS ME A
DIMfc BACK,
IN TAX
DEDUCTIONS?
SIR -THAI I
I SPEECH
TOOK A J
MINUTE J
YOU HAVE YOUR CHOICE V"' ,i;L IM
OF A FAT JOLLY WIFE -r F? -P
OO A THIN, NERVOUS, J y-jf" V
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News - Review, Roseburg, Ore. 11
sir, and he couldn't get
leave!"
By Joe Fischer
-AND COST ME A MILLION
THAT'S NOT DEDUCTIBLE?
SNoHr.'.'- MEN LIKE ME WOULUNT
BE BOTHERED or FEOPLE
LIKE THAT IF WE
HAD A REAL fkj LIKE
PRESIDENT-
n 1
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to loy trior SWICK'S 9tt my vol,
for tht Children's shop with .very.
thing! It'i SWICK'S by lond
ll.de! Boy'i Foil Jacket Lay-awoy
$1.00 hold! until school
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