Anchor School
To Stay Closed
Rest Of Year
Nativity Story Feature
Of Yoncalla Church
By MRS. GEORGI EOES
The ir until v Family night far
, embert and frirndt of the Yon-
r. .11- vj c.ua mnnooisi cnurcD will be nee.
Anchor E.emen.ary School h i t X'. PU
' , in tix tcenei.
LL?i?ou IK)iJd ''? Tbe program committee ii under
Djriuie leadership of Mrt. Ruth Em-
eooseal the ichool probably will ery, assisted by Mrt. Betty Ruthi
i. i j .f uuaruiamuy, Mrs. Mirjone Smith, Mrs.
will include the operation cost in , Dixie Hopping, Mrs. Pauline La
the CanyonvUle budget for that tham and Mrs. Jeannie Lee. The
''r- least includes Mrs. Jeannie Lee,
The decision to continue the pres-1 Mrs. Doris Means, Eldon Lee, lit
ent policy came, the board told tie Stephen Means as Jesus: Loret-Kews-Review
Correspondent Vir- t . Blickenstaff, Richard Walker,
ginia Proctor, because the county Roger Russell, Paul Mill, Law
rural school board would agree to rence Calkins, Noble Snider, Karl
pay omy a pan ot tne reopening liiummeu. Din Russell.
cost The board said only nine pu
pus were aixeciea.
Three Canyonville board mem
bers made the decision: Acting
Chairman Paul Strahan and mem
ber Henry Ford.
A request that the Anchor School
be re-opened came from residents
in the area who objected to the
lengthy transporting, tome 65
miles, of their children to Canvon
ville for class. The board, appar
ently unable to finance the school,
then went to the rural board for
assistance.
That joint meeting in Roseburg
recently drew only a part of Can
yonville board, and no decision
was made.
CanyonvilU Library
Extendi Opening Hours
Canyonville city's library has ex
tended its hours to 2 to S p.m. each
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon, according to Mrs. Le
Roy Morris, librarian.
The library was formerly open
from three to five p.m. on the aft
ernoons specified, but increase in
circulation has extended its serv
iced tnree Hours a week.
The youni oeoole will lead lh
audience in tinging Christmas ca
rols. Refreshments will be served
following the program to which
the community is invited.
Turkey Shoot
Slated ByVFW
By RUTH EVANS
Thacker Wallace Post 7752 Vet
erans of Foreign Wars and Auxil
iary met recently and made plans
for a turkey shoot to be held Sun
day, Dec. 16, at 1 p.m. at the
Neal King Ranch in Myrtle Creek.
Commander Ed Swinney, appoint
ed Bud Schmalz to be the post
Civil Defense chairman, and Aux
iliary President edith Glessner
appointed Mrs. Don Buttle to serve
as defense chairman. The Auxil
iary voted to give $10 for "canteen
books" for the veterans at t h e
Roseburg hospital. The members
sent a 15 check to the VFW Nation
al Home at Eaton Rapids, Mich., to
be used for Christmas treats for
the orphans. The group will hold a
joint Christmas party Dec. 21, at
S p.m. at the Vets' Memorial build
ing at Tri-City. There will be no
gift exchange, but Santa will oast
out candy to the children.
Cooties Visit
Vets Hospital
The Roseburg Military Order of
Cootie visited the Roseburg Vet
erans Hospital last Sunday and as
sisted with the recreation program.
Those attending were Walter Cal
lahan, Mickey Mulver and Ed
Hoover.
Tuesday the American Red Cross
held its monthly birthday party.
Entertainment was provided bv
children from Myrtle Creek.
Wednesday the Drain Camp
Fire Girls sang Christmas carols
and oo Thursday the Glide High
School Carolers sang.
On Friday the American Red
Cross will hold its educational talk.
The speaker will be Miss Carol
Trimble, county librarian.
Saturday the Roseburg B. P. 0.
of Elks will hold a variety show
in the afternoon, and in the evening
the Roseburg Woman's Club will
have its monthly proznm.
On Monday, the 17th. the all
organization dance, sponsored by
the members of the Veterans Ad
ministration Voluntary Services Ad
visory Committee, will be held
from 7:30 to 10 p.m. All the ladies
of the community are invited as
hostesses.
Presidential Electors
To Convene In Salem
SALEM Ufi Oregon's tix Re
publican presidential electors will
meet here at noon next Monday
to cast their votes for President
Eisenhower and Vice President
Richard Nixon, Secretary of State
Earl T. Newbry announced Wed
nesday. Their vote will be mailed to
Washington, D. C, where the vote
of the electoral college will be
canvassed.
The six Oregon electors are:
Niel R. Alien, Grants Past: Wil
liam E. Hanzen, Pendleton;
Jamet C. Hatfield, Salem; J. O.
Johnson, Tigard; Zenas A. Olson,
Milwaukie; and Lowell C. Paget,
Portland.
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CAROLERS The Swing Choir of Roseburg High School
will be carolers for the American Assn. 6f University
Women ot th Roseburg chapter's Christmas party Fridoy
night at 7:30 at the St. Gaorge Episcopal Parish hall.
An original drama, "The Christmas Jimmy Was Sick,"
will be presented by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Howard. Mrs.
George French will sing three numbers. The carolers ore,
left to right: First row, George Arolo, Sharon Titus, Evan
geline Chapman, Connie Bridgess, Kathleen Scott, Tom
Heinz; second row, Don Myers, Pauline Baird, Gayle Hash,
Ann Greenquist; third row, Lo Donna Parker, Bob Wilbur,
Vickie Lehman, Larry Vang; fourth row, Tim Arensmeier,
Kay Sandquist, Charles Utzman. (Bob Johnson photo).
Tliurs., Dec, 13. 1S The Newt-Review, Kbunj. Ore.
Anti-Government Violence Flares Around Poland
WARSAW OK New anti-gov
ernment violence was reported in
Poland Wednesday in the wake of!
the mob attack on tne boviei con
sulate at Stettin. Eighty-eight per
sons, many of them youths, were
reported jailed for the Stettin riot.
Trybuna Ludu, official organ of
the Polish United Workers (Com
munist) Party, disclosed a crowd
attacked a police building in
Oleeko, a town near the north
eastern city of Bialystok.
The Communist paper reported
that crowds demolished municipal
offices at Nowy Ciechocinek in
the northern midlands.
Other demonstrators beat up a
local Communist Party secretary
at Nieszawa, in the tame district.
The paper added: "More tuch
incidents can be reported."
Poland's nationalist Communist
government, seeking to avert any
repetition of the Soviet military
'French Airliner Brings
45 Hungarian Athletes
MILAN, Italy UB A French
airliner landed here Wednesday
with 45 Hungarians from the
Olympie Gamea in Melbourne.
Mott of them were expected to
go on to Budapett by special train.
"We must return to Budapest
because our families are there,"
one member of the' Hungarian
water polo team told reporters.
Dr. G. Rozgony, fencing team
official, taid "most members' of
the group would go on to Hun-
"It may be," he added, "that
about 10 per cent of the athletes
will prefer to remain here in or
der to have exact newt of their
familiei. Those knowing their rel
atives are in Hungary will return
home."
A second plane carrying S2
more Hungarian athletes it sched
uled to arrive here Thursday.
intervention in Hungary, sped an
apology to the Soviets for the at
tack on the Russian consulate in
the outburst at Stettin Monday
night.
The published reports made
clear that the Stettin incident was
the gravest outburst of disorder
in Poland since the Poznan "free
dom riots" last June, when at
least 51 persons were killed and
hundreds wounded in three-day
demonstration. But a reliable
source in Stettin said the demon
stration was broken up without
shooting or "undue violence."
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