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1 Eugene Educator Outlines 4 'Paths' To World Peace Parking Space 'OR RENT By Month Kohlhogen Parking Lot Corrwr Jackion i Mother in. Coll OR 3-8244 tvorid FZt"?TJD?tesli """fortress America": (3) disarm he thinK imrf1"1 '??r. Palhs " in an organiied fashion and S?Jh5? Amef'Ciiij could take in making that plan worldwuie: and mi snaring American abundance with others to increase standards that direction when he addressed members of the Roseburg chapter, American Assn. of University Women last weekend. - Those ways, according to Marvin TAKE THE WHOLE FAMILY OUT TO ENJOY A Delicious Thanksgiving Dinner Choice of: BAKED HAM t With Fruit Sauce Candied Yams, Hot Rolls, Vegetable, Soup & Salad Dessert & Coffee Of living. Pursinger appeared to prefer uixarmnmpnr Ha nrtwi hi dan. G - . . - - - - 'ft WBKIU " .... . . 1IJLI 11- . rursinger, Eugene, are: (l):er become informed, to bring Passive resistance; (2) building other peace loving people in the nuuu uuo sucn a camp. He in formed," he advised, by reading available information to "know what we're talking about." Ways toward international dis armament, he feels, include writ ing letters to the editors of news papers and to members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representa tives. Pursinger thinks the editori al page of a newspaper is the "most read" in the paper. He mentioned brieflv a Dlan ha. 1 ing used by a women's group, the Women International League. ! Members have devised a system I of envelope stuffing. They enclose ROAST TURKEY With Dressing Cranberry Sauce, Hot Rolls, Mashed Potatoes, Soup & Salad, Vegetable, Dessert & Coffee 1.60 1.75 SPEEDWAY CAFE 3Vi Mi. South of Roseburg On Old Highway 99 literature on peace and disarma ment inside envelopes when they pay bills, etc. Pursinger said the need for cessation of war is exem plified by the 312 wars on earth in the past 464 years. The former ford Foundation fel low also likes the method of shar ing with others. He admits it would lower American standard of Uv iig, but questions "how much are 're willing to sacrifice. Now completing his doctoral dis sertation at the University of Ore gon, Pursinger, in his mid-thirties, lias authored three books, ile is currently an instructor in the Eu gene secondary school system. He spoke in Roseburg Saturday at an AAUW meeting sponsored by the organization's internation al relations study group chairman- ned Dy Airs. Cecil Sherwood and Mrs. L. P. Hyde. Two musical numbers by Mrs. Clifford Comas, accompanied by Mrs. Homer Grow, were presented. gm CALENDAR wr tvtnu Mel rose Youth Injured In Motorcycle Accident Fireside Television Idleyld Lodge SERVINC if Thanksgiving Dinner MENU C?lery Curls Olives Pickles Tomato Bouillon Frozen Fruit Salad ROAST YOUNG TURKEY Chestnut Dressing, Cranberry Sauce 2 00 VIRGINIA BAKED HAM Candied Yams 2.00 FILLET MIGNON 1 nn Mashed Potatoes Fresh Vegetables W3?T nor ouner nous Choice of Desserts y Home Made Pumpkin Pie Whipped Cream , Mince Pie Hot Rum Sauca Fresh Strawberry Sundae Sherbet Coffee Tea Milk Turkey Dinners 'for Children 85c By NETTIE WOODRUFF Dennis Tandy, teen-age son of Al Tandy, was taken Thursday to a Roseburg hospital for treatment of a severly cut foot. He was injured when he fell from his motorcycle as it went out of control on West Melrose Road. Jerry Hill, who was riding with him, was not hurt. Tandy returned home after treat ment that evening. Weekend Here Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simpson of Pasadena were weekend guests of his mother, Mrs. Pearl Folden, and also visited in the home of his brother, Floyd Simpson, and wife. Nonpariel Community Club Meets At School Open house was held Wednes day night when the, Nonpariel Community Club met at the Non pariel School with Mrs.-Flora Tay lor presiding. i National Education Week was observed and each teacher had her room open so that parents might see what progress their children were making. The first grade pupils under the direction of Mrs. Ruby Holloway had charge of the program and the room mothers furnished refresh ments. The first grade room won the prize for the most parents in attendance. IDLEYLD LODGE 21 Miles Up North Umpqua Rood b: p. o. e. No Lodge Meeting Thursday, Nov. 22 .. BUT Annual Thanksgiving Tom and Jerry Time For Elks and Their Ladies No Guests From 1 1 a.m. 'til 3 p.m. ENTERTAINMENT GAMES FUN FOR ALL C. E. Reece bagged a six point elk on the last day of hunting sea son while hunting with Garnett Graves in the Ceda Creek area on the coast range. He was assisted in packing the animal out by Har old Parker, Frank Bell and Ted Reece. H. G. Van Sickle of Portland was visiting and attending business in the Melrose area Tuesday after noon. He is with the Nash Supply Co. which deals in poultry equip ment. C. F. Wulff has returned to his work with- the county road depart ment after- several days illness at his home on Criscr Road. Mrs. I. C. Smith reports that she has gladioli, dahalins and East er Lillics blooming in her yard on Cleveland Hill Road. Mr. and Mrs. James Lousignont and two children moved during the weekend from the Freeman Wil liams house to the Scott rental, the old Crane place on River Road. Visiting for a time with her cousin, MrsT Pearl Folden, is Mrs. Myrtle Thompson of Michigan City, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Conn have been improving the interior of their home, including new floors and walls in several downstairs rooms. A cement patio was added on the exterior. Miss Sheryl Kay Reece spent the weekend with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Reece while her mother was recovering from an attack of the flu. f I '1 II I I. I III BAKED HAM ROAST TURKEY ROAST LEG OF IAMB SERVED WITH ALL THE TRIMMING $1.65 This Thanksgiving, treat the family to a winner of a dinner here! We have your favorite cuts of tender, delicious meats ... plus all the good things that go with it, including old fashioned dressing, rich gravy and cranberry sauce! Come and eat hearty . . . our prices are thrifty! UMPQUA HOTEL COFFEE SHOP j Women's Missionary j Council Holds Word Day 1 The Women's Missionary Coun cil of the Assembly of God Churrh i of Sutherlin met last Thursday at we cnurcn ior a work day. The ladies cleaned the new Sun day school house that the church has bought, and which adjoins the parsonage. At noon 11 members and six .children had a sack lunch. . The business meeting was called to order after the lunch with de votionals by Mrs. Buckncl, who read from the Bible Elhesians 1, 18; John 4, 37-38, and from Psalms. The mission council will be held Thursday, Nov. 29, with a planned potluck dinner. All interested per sons are to call 3386 for instruc tions on what to bring. Mrs. Manning, section five chair- I man for the Assembly of God Mis sionary Council, will be the spe- ! cial speaker at the above meet ing which will be held at t h e 1 church. Six women from Sutherlin at tended the Women's Fellowship meeting at YoncaUa Wednesday. Fred Walton, state president from J Portland and the Rev. Herman En clgau from West French Africa, were speakers at this meeting. Aft- I er the meeting the ladies worked i on quilt. CELEBRATE AT LENNIE'S FRIENDLY TAVERN DINNER SERVED FROM 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM THANKSGIVING DAY Your Choice of ROAST TURKEY OR HAM .r , t ejttrji UP9 J SMORGASBORD INCLUDED Choice of Pumpkin Pie , or Ice Cream "WE GUARANTEE TO FILL YOU UP" BRING THE FAMILY $1.75 CHILD'S PLATE 1.00 LENNIE'S FRIENDLY TAVERN 1253 S. E. Stephens OR 3-8366 Gamma Delta Theta Rho Cirls Plan Initiation Fifteen girls and four Rebekahs were in attendance last week when the Gamma Delta Theta Rho Girls held a regular meeting. The sec ond nomination of officers for 1957 was held. Plans for initiation on Wednes day evening, Dec. 12, were made and all girls were asked to be present at the next meeting,"" Wed nesday, Nov. 28, for drill prac tice. Agnes Yanko celebrated her birthday and was presented a gift by the club. After the meeting dancing was held, with music furnished by the new player-recorder after which refreshments were served by Ar dis Porter, Kay Wheeler, Janet llaslcm and Peggy Jean Austin. The refreshment committee ap pointed for the Nov. 28 meeting, includes Noriene Wattman, Agnes SERVICE SET TONIGHT The annual Thanksgiving service at the Oakland Community Pres byterian Church will be held this evening from 7:30 to 8:15. The Kfirvirn Uilhntir hnnofif tt arnnn Yanko, Carol Cowan 'and Mildred will consist of hymns, scripture) WEDNESDAY - NOV. 21 Umpqua Unit No, 16, American Legion Auxiliary at 8 D in. at home of Mrs. S. Ferche, 651 NE Mea dow. Members asked to bring un-l wrapped gifts for the VA Hospital) gift shop. i Boat Club organization meeting, 7 p.m., City Hall in Roseburg. Any one interested in boating invited. Thanksgiving service of hymns, scripture, poetry' and prayer, Com munity Presbyterian Church in Oakland, from 7:30 to 8:15 p.m. Union Thanksgiving1 S r v.l c , Glendule Assembly of God Church, 7:30 p.m. Roseburg Zonti Club meeting postponed due to holidays. Next meeting will be Dec. S Christinas party, home of Arlcne Myers. Air Force Reserve, 1614 W. Harv ard Ave., 8 p.m. Umpqua Radio Club, clubhouse, China Wall, 7:30 p.m. Bethel 42, Oakland Job's Daugh ters, Masonic Hall, 7:30 p.m. West Roseburg Lions Club, 6:30 p.m., banquet room of Harlequin Lluu. Dean Perrine Chapter 9, Disa bled American Veterans, Veterans Memorial Building, Garden Valley Road, 8 p.m. MU Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, 8 p.m. Doug-eltes, the Sheriff s Mount ed Patrol. 7:30 p.m., fairgrounds. St. Paul's Lutheran Church choir practice, 7:30 p.m., church parish house. . . Buckaroo Square Dance Club classes, barn. Women's Bible Study Group, of the Azalea Community Church, home of Mrs. Elizabeth Foster on Starveout. Tenmile Ladies Club meeting postponed to Dec. 6. THURSDAY Nov. 22 1 Glide Baptist Church special Thanksgiving service, 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Ken Palmer, pioneer mis sionary in French West Africa, to be guest speaker. Canyonville Thanksgiving serv ice, Methodist Church, 9 to 10 a.m. Assembly of God Church to be in charge of music. All denomina tions invited. Winston - Dillard Methodist Church community service, 10 a.m. St. George's Episcopal Church in Roseburg, choral service of the holy communion, sermon at 9:30 a.m. Choir to be under direction of Robert E. Robins. Sutherlin Church of the Holy Spir it, holy communion, 10 a.m. Fath er Blaker will officiate. Annual Thanksgiving potluck dinner, South Deer Creek Grange hall, 1 p.m. All community resi dents invited. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 21 "Y" Indian Guide organizational meeting, 7:30 p.m. i Evergreen Grange, 8 p.m., Grange hall. Ladies bring sand wiches or cookies. Children's Thanksgiving party and speech festival, 1:30 .p.m., Lookingglass Church. Sponsored by Mrs. Fred Southwick of the WCTU. Duplicate Bridge, Elks Club, 12:30, open to all players whether Elks or not. Loyal Order of Moose game night, Moose Hall, 8 p.m. Wed,, Nov. 21, 1956 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 9 TACOMA I The Legislative Council, with an eye on rising campaign costs and expenditures, has recommended here enactment of a bill which would put a ceiling WOULD SET CEILING on the amount candidates for polit ical offices could spend in their efforts for election in Washington FOR THAT "VERY SPECIAL" DINNER-BRING THEM HERE 1 Food to Suit Your We come to the oid of every porty with tine food, smooth service, congenial atmosphere. modest prices. Hotel Umpqua COFFEE SHOP & INDIAN ROOM. Major Northwest Dams To Be Viewed Next Week SEATTLE ffi All major Pa cific Northwest dam projects will be viewed next week by Col. J.L. Person, acting assistant chief of engineers for civil works, U. S. Army, and R. E. Mcrriam, assist ant director. Bureau of Budget. The two will address the 23d annual convention of the Inland Empire Waterways Assn. at Yak- j ima Tuosday, Nov. 27. They will leave later that day I for Pasco to fly over McNary Dam and motor to Ice Harbor Dam. I Wednesday flights will be made over sites of proposed dams on the Clcarsvater and middle and lower Snake Rivers and over Grand Coulee Dam and a visit be made to Oinak. A motor trip will be made to Chief Joseph Dam and a flight to Eugene, Ore., for visits to dam sites in the Willamette Valley Thursday. Friday visits will, be made to the Eagle Gorge Dam site and the Mud Mountain Dam in Western Washington. Myrtle Hotel Dining Room Myrtle Creek Thonksgiving Day Turkey Dinner All Day and Evening ' THURS. & SAT. EVENING DINE & DANCE 10:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. SPECIAL MUSIC Enjoy A Traditional THANKSGIVING DAY imn&o at the WAGON WHEEL 1 227 N.W. Garden Volley Blvd. Open From 12 Noon Thanksgiving Day 90 MS President Eisenhower Accepts Resignations WASHINGTON (PI President Eisenhower accepted two more resignations Tuesday and the White House let it be known he is con sidering bringing Gov. Christian A. Herter of Massachusetts into his administration. Hertcr's term as governor ends in January and James C. 11a-, gcrty, presidential press seere-' tary, said "I would hope" that Herler's services can be used in some capacity by the federal gov-1 crnmcnt. s I The resignations accepted were ! those of Roswell B. Perkins as ; assistant secretary of health, ed- ucation and welfare, and William II. Jackson as presidential assist ant for national security affairs. Jlerter is the man presidential assistant Harold E. Stassen, want ed the Republicans to nominate as vice president instead of Richard M.' Nixon. Stassen s maneuver fell flat. Alert Basis For Ships , Announced By Canada VICTORIA, B.C. 11 An "alert" basis for ships of the Pacific Com mand was announced Tuesday by the Royal Canadian Navy. All leaves, except for overnight, have been suspended. On leaving ship, crew members must leave telephone number where they can be reached. Most ships are on a oasis of readiness to put to sea on four hours' notke. The navy gave no reason for the action. It is believed due, how ever, to the Suez crisis. Williams. poetry and prayers. SNACK SHACK Will Be Open for Your Thanksgiving Dinner MENU AS FOLLOWS: ROAST TOM TURKEY Sage Dressing, Relish, Cranberry Sauce, Whipped Pota toes, Buttered New Peai, Hot Rolls, Butter, Choice of Pumpkin Pie with whipped cream or hot minced with brondy tauce. $1.75 CHILDS PLATE $1.00 HOT TURKEY SANDWICHES $1.00 SNACK SHACK 1022 N.E. STEPHENS Ph. OR 3-3491 HEAR YE! HEAR YE! If you want to enjoy a unique "family style" Thanks giving dinner in a pleasant atmosphere with all the ad vantages of a delicious home cooked meal and none of the fuss and bother entailed in preparing it, come to La Dome's old fashioned home cooked Thanksgiving Dinner. LA DONZE'S OLD FASHIONED "FAMILY STYLE , $3.00 PER PERSON r Cream of celery soup Relish tray with" olives, cheese, slipped celery, pickles & radishes THANKSGIVING MENU La Donie's special Trilby Fruit Salad ' . - ; BAKED VIRGINIA HAM WITH PINEAPPLE RINGS OR PRIME ROAST TOM TURKEY WITH SAGE AND CELERY OR OYSTER DRESSING Sweel potatoes, pineapple fluff marshmallow Buttered parsnips, broccoli In creme, topping, snow flake potatoes, giblet gravy, parkerhouse Tolls, cranberry sauce. Fruit cake, pumpkin ond mincemeat pie, coffee, tea or milk, mints ond nuts. Direct tray service to your table s you nay. soloct your fav orito cuts of cholco moots. We will start serving ot noon.' hot CORNER OF LANE i SHERIDAN ROSEBURG, ORE. LA DQNZE CAFE ITALIAN SPANISH AMERICAN FOODS Turn Around Inn Take the whole family and enjoy o com plete honest-to-goodnes$ Thanksgiving dinner. From the first course to the lost, you'll find the food supnrb, the portions generous, the service perfect . . . and all at modest prices. SEVEN COURSE DINNER Relish Tray Homemade Hot Rolls , Choice of Shrimp, Crab, or Fruity Cocktail or Tomato Juice Tossed Salod with Choice of Dressing Baked or Mashed Potatoes Giblet Grovy Dressing Southern Yams Cranberry Sauce Choice of Desserts: Cronberry Sherbet Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Croam Plum Pudding Spumonl (Ital ion Fruit Salod Hot Apple Cider Pie Hot Mince Pie Torlo Di Noire (Real Italian Thanksgiving Coke) Peshe Al Naballne (Italian Poach Halves with Sherry Custard) t SMORGASBORD SERVED WITH YOUR DINNER IF DESIRED TURN AROUND 11! LOCATED 1023 N. E. STEPHENS AT TOP OF HILL ON OLD 99 It i i
