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Newspaper Page Text4 TV KrwKrie, totebarf, 0 St.. Jm I. 1957 CHARLES V. STANTON, Ldrror od Moy ADOTI WH4HT. AM. . ar. UOftwf CASTILLO. M. Um Maaakat Mm tmmtil Proas. 0-aata Kl-mW agar !.. tta. Ak Cwksia r i i - - kr nn-aoixu! eo. tc. efra as w tar. nan IM rrwdm Lm .. SaaMVa Pt Imw rMM tr tuea 5T W its. . News-Review Company. Inc. l-MCKimO aura Owl- F Skre. mwm in. as. Osnaia. Oraf rk .area n.M. Wr ihimrt cwrtf f eaa. tia- a. 4- Wear. Ill at. aS- TaW. IU S it t, xraa. at st am a ; L -I 1 ! ; a" 'a I !-; a - MRS. HARRIS GPVeS PARTY AT GLENDALE GLENDAIE .RIDE-ELECT FETED AT LOVELY PARTIES LUMBER FOR DUST BOWL By Chariet V. Stanton WiU cirrtct Flora- and flooda in mid -carters and aouth- t. .... rfwt Mrmnrrap roriditionii in Doi:rAi Orjn- u r n - kjcwiv rifrrfK . tr? wrritmi 01 tne Koieburg Toostmosrers Club for the nert , months On- Pirce, marar of KPIC-TV, Ka Wn aroun'rg ; ore poured awe. Lett to right, Duone Lofferty, sergeont ct orms; Corl Felkner, treo- ' ome InVertrlinz conjecture -with 1be above flaeKtitm. ' turer; Bob Johnston, president; Bill Copelond, odministrotive vice president; Ned' Woo- i - iome of those tat are renin? their firrt real rainfa! ner, edLicotionol vice president. Not pictured is secretory Roy Cork.. in ivM mn. For root of the lat the r.rrz. mark the ' " . end of t least five rear of drouth. Durinz those five to eijrht year of dust bow! eood:tion. crop failure, and continued watfr fhortasre. there fca been ateadv miration of people to the Pacific Coart- IOTr Countr, with an ewnomie Vxxjni in projrre. -oe'icorred manv'of these migrants, particularly thone from the Dust P.nwl La'ely. however. I.u?la Tountv ha ljn aufferine an tAL,H eLASEB M0Mf ,$ economic depreion. nue tnia ceprewsj c-j..ujiiwi i scene of bridal shower eroected to be onlv tern poran-. a cor.Fiflera'jie numtier 01 people have fone elsewhere Mkinj? jo. Vndoubtd!r many of them will iro tcic w Tneir lormer rw . lh ' n.,,, (;lbbon Ml UtniyB The rvr mn d.m..a the W drouth has been broken. They probably wjll not , H.rrii. wnb bo-lt of ;:.c nd red mwa. Mwt ,Vlv return to Oregon, particularly if they can resume the oc- . ".7 TtioMi pMnt r Mn. Ebnrhe ?d.,K,,u 4 V, k IV.uv i.riirina V HJirHi. Un f;irihan Urt w. mi im. mm I) hi mn pi-bi . 4 I Nautilus Sett New Record For Distance SAN DIKf.O, Calif. I The Nautilus world's first atom pow. iilrr dulance record on arming hcrr Wfdlirsday. dpi. Kimene Wilkinson said the N'aulilui travt'lrd 3.049 milei to tally (ubnicrxrd from Panama to Sin Ditgo'a l'ont Loma. on the "Our record waj ri I "We averaged IS knota o sevrnday voyage," he said. ' previous distance recorc 4 ' slightly over 2,000 miles." f" i U'lltlncnn aalH iv.rioi Aa, Wilkinson said average deDth nt the sub was 200 feet. Jle said the ship surfaced at 8 a.m. Wednes day and entered San Diego Bay soon after. It mi the first time the subma rine had called at a Pacific Coast port. The sub will operate with the 1st Fleet in "Operation Home Run." an antisubmarine training exercise off the Southern Califor nia coast, starting Monday. H is scheduled to visit Seattle June 17 and San Francisco June 22. J73a Mrs. Andrew Harris rj r. r r-1 u . l. a k ....... . Pass was honored at a pirn and was eoippiimenLeC at a Rurprwe ' Wue sbower Friday afternoon, at bridal auower htld Monde ev- tie borne of Mrs. Mary Hams rung at ue Olivet freslntermn Clendale. The hostess. iii.iW bjr Cnurct is B.wer and mime of Mrs. John Harris, t-red refem- ber wedding party ban neen hoio- i ft- ir-g a pre-weocung praraue at the I Gifts were presented in a bas- cnurrfc and were ici'ilmi dnv-n to uneue decorated with duu nbuon ehun-h parlnn br the rasmr Min liaria Bone, bride . elect. ,a(i a suirk. after ibe prmure The gucir.s 'ere LOVELY SHOWER PARTY ihJ ored at a urpme bridal P" for games went to Mrs. "-". r me puny iwfctn. oivem FOR ERIDE-TO-EE SCOUTS ADVERTISE X-RAY Boy Scout John Church ill, son of Mr. ond Geo-pe Churchill, ond Cub David Kennodov, son of Mr. and M-s. Lmcoin Kennadoy, ore snown anove Oeliwermj lec'iers ooor-to-door advertising tne visit of me chest X-rov units in tn Glide area: At Mc's Place in Idievid Pck June , Glide High School June 5 ond Lirie River Sto-e Jjne 6. mn Eamwt. Mm ti,k. and basavu of Seotcfe broom te- l n": x liuuii. airs. James Mini w-H-...... -- :.:. 4 1 -,,.;.; t nust"s. rs. Ralph Bla- Lucille Harm and dauehter. Mar. Hostesses. Mrs Andv 0m AltnWOT mere are eri.i.Vi... -j- . ... Allr, Rl,r UltI ,,.,. . ,,- Vir. Mrs. Geort Mill and ices t.. ,ml,F . n .1. rtimur th eYrltia ..... - - - - . , , um.. . . . r. riv vr,r..nt . i. Pima J'lWI. sir tr has exDerienced each year Bince iu boom tartd in the mit. nd -tt) WniLarn fHU ,.,-kl . Vs L,. mia 4J. J blue in lh rnir nH KnH' . i t- T... r.r.t .. ... GET COUNSELLING SALEY J Many of the 36. IKK) buys and girls who are alio Mm. Hurry hLa enienam- h,'m P,""t' from Oregon high neonle leAvinsf the COUH about ejuali the one-year pfipulation jrrowth Lkiuirlaa. toun- " Matie Heller, Mrs. Blanche Wade of e cakes was oecoratea Hi rep- i- Bae. Ida Kdsoo. Mrs. rurloDg. served refres-hniems. One bnde, and one a briafs- re(.ent maid. May Be Short On Labor ano orioegroom decoration placed rayne. Mrs Velma hdsoo, Mrs. nawr. nr. uey mriui.g and Mrs. f ion one corner Tbe uwr rum Charles Hall of Kokomo. Ind , daugnteri. Nancy and Jjo; Mri.. f,Lrcir ' r K ' ., . , . .J ,k. I u V.4Htrn U,ll i . - , u ea a: a piiarn.ing nurprise brmai Rc-b(ns are getting counselling simwer Thumaat e"emng at itif ruidanre and aptitude tests from iauer s Home at Idln lo Part in .. j .... r i... tumur of kl.s W.-... v.,,... " u,r "'c ""W Loie.'T retrestimeirj; were serred by me iiuK'.fsst!f ano tne honored guew uiH?mo liw n.any gifts,. j iiiisf ei .Kyii:E itie evening were K X:Siueidf.. M.-k. f'tul nient Sen-ice. MEMORIALS ROCK OF AGES And other gronites, marble ond bronze. 16 yrs. of selling quality mem onalf to satisfied customers. We Will Not Be Underaeld! See Us Before Buying Phone OR 2-3571 Collect HARRY G. RAPP.rep. 814 S. E. Flint St., Roitburf EUGENE GRANITE & MARBLE WORKS 3061 Franklyn Blvd., Ph. 01 4-4418. Euj.n. Over 6(Leaps f Fritndly, Honest Strvic Mrs .V w. McCord. Mrs. McMiiien. W Siner- . . t i . 4 nri m ...,i . ?randmoUier of the bonoree . w...j - ----- . . Preston smith ol a.oaomo, mother nnay vwens. jars. l. t,. ouru, me-mim Ws Albert TV-rniiT-H, aaa nl. ann,,.-1lv TKa r.la tf ninnlut inn frain haa fieen with a weddms I m,ii,r tv,. t . . ur. r-.i u-. . . un-.iiii.ii. .,r. Aioen xiesemaroi. Tf'J yjytv .iiiiudii;. f.,-- --- . . - OJ ljja nOOOTCT. 1DQ 1 1 1 nOUTIl ..... v.ji wu Si . nrni.iniTlir nnifdrm. br)de doll centerpiece was on of Hall. Mrs Paul Smith. aDd Mrs. mules. Mrs. E L Fr silnwat full mr rmnlnvment hu been down. We "' '" James Rouche. also of Kokomo. Clendale: and Mrs. Ben In? and haven't been able to absorb aa many newcomer' a pre- , "oTtwo".! glide women hostesses viounly. Many had obtained enouyh work to qualify for 2G played. at recent surprise party weeka of unemployment insurance. When those payment The name of the honoree , MtmWr, of cud. ran out, and ateady work -till w.a not available, they had to ZXZTul., -nball team ennaed at a leave. '1'hose preM-nt were Mrs. John surprise party Monday evening foi- lyOnnequenuy we nave nau ai w m n-juiai.Mn .-v . n Anoerwn and lowing the la1 game of the sea- Ada Ames of Grants Past and eoual to one vear'a normal ffain. Durinff the samt time we daugnter Lynn: Mrs. Kiiey Fur. lun ,t the hifh school gm. hon- Mrs. Agnes Kent. Mrs. Lu'.Oer Wera loninir some 3 WO people, however, we attll had some I. na ormg their coach. Mi'i Vivian cage and Miss UiuAnn Page of to attend were Mrs Wesiev Hi .. ... " , . 4Vl- ,,.,.. ... ,u. . lr.s. Trhnna "inaieman. Mrs. Earnest, instructor of girls physi- Mrtie crek. oeen, Mrs Asa DeGroot Mrs offseUinu movement into the county so the net lost perhaps Voul,. Mr,. Art oisoe. Mrs c,i education at the bnt school , ri,, ... h i Jack Forsvihe. Mrs bT ot is smaller than presently indicated. Anoy Uwens. Mrs. Ed Coate and Hefrhemnts were served and , bridal shower hcid ai Vvnl. Mrs HuEh Clark. Mrs . W F. Price . ia vuai- iv.-s Uiren Jtuivmon. Mrs. Genrje ? au MeCiure. Mrs Paul Airann Mrs Bfrt Ins uriH t,.. v...rt m-. u v., Mrs. Charles Blaser of Myrtle , Mrs Don CiimmiBgham. Mrs! ijieun rnn'ppi. Mrs. tsuier El liott. Mrs Kenneth Deacon. Mrs Carroll Graber. Mrs Gilbert Mse nt S.r . Mrs. Howard Smith. Mri B'jb Fnnf.s. Mrs. Charies Grow. Mrs Lee Eaton and tbe honored g'-wst. Miss Nichoiison jhcis sending tilts but unable Creek Those sending gifts bijt unsWe to attend were Mrs Walt MrAiiis-t-r. Mrs. Fred Beerli. Mrs. Whiting Martin. Mrs. Howard Edson, Mrs. Fr-d Writht. all of Glenaaie: Mrs Blanche: Mrs George S'.mi was nru,iHt with f-.L .... future anticipate a return to comparatively hurh level econ- 'i . n.i t f ",'" ' PP'" Mrs. Bert lng Those of us remaininf optimistic alout the county y.ghtr. If we do ifet back on the Mr, at the home of Mr Harnett Weiis. Mrs Noah Thomas, Mrs. Gladvs Wonhinrton. omy Within the next few week.. If w, do ,et back on the Mr."V r d - m" T.Tne TeU Mrs' H.'rrV .?!. - Gaare Mrs H rfTilimii H3 upward road the boom we nave sjrown lO accept as nor- urn Johnson Mrs. Kiriie Clarke Bakken Mrs Lee Eaton. Mrs Jo Mr- Biakelv ' mal" we will need the 3.000 people we have absortjed , and Beverly Brady HrrD Mclvin. Mrs trumton Hughes. , T V J . , irtA nnr rimmunities ech vear That rate of influx has Those unable to be present who Mrs. Betty Fox. Mrs Arnold Han- n '" re displayed under MELROSE HEC ENTERTAINED into our ''mmu"111" ec" ,Sm0nt.fr h,Lr foree itnt '" mtn Mrs. Darla Ander- son. Mrs Carroll Devrit. Mrs. Don umbreUa which was fastened AT L. L. CHITWOOD HOME maintained our srrowinar requirements for labor Joret. Mri Homrr MlrtJ1) ri c WrlKil Mr, Sil)v H,nwn. Mri. in place with green and white Without them we are apt to become a labor-short area. w Vincent, Mrs. E L. Nace. Mrs. Jean Hansen. Miss Haleene De- ""'mers extending from ceiling ' M V, L chitwood and Mrs O. A.iHo from unemnlovment dunnr the wet season, the Joe Pavne. Miss Shirley Keasoner. Bernard.. Mrs Doral Jones. Mrs. umoreiu ana oown to tne table " r,."1 i-ii memoera entire Pacific Northwest can considered short in labor Mrs Ted Mi-vlasson and daughter, Forest Kennaday and Mrs. G. W force. UurinR peaks of production, jobs exist for everyone.1": "d iUt c",ld r McClure CHEESE MILK WANTED Vlume of milk must be known before cheese plent can be built. Don't wait on your neighbor he is waiting on you. Come in, write or call in the number of cawt or goats you will milk. Proverb say: (I forgot) it meont: "Talk and more folk ain't gonna build no cheese plant." Act now success depends on "YOU". Lloyd Sconce Valley Real Estate 1117 S. E. Stephens Phone OR 3-4055 willing to work, while more people could be employed, if available. May Improve Market An area short in labor supply usually stands high on the economic ladder. If there are more jobs than people to fill them, employers maintain waye levels attractive to unplaced workmen. for the help they need. IN THE DAY'S NEWS B FRANK JENKINS like rain A bunch of roses was lied to the umbrella handle. The hostess served refreshments. Those present were Mrs. Abce Kent, Mrs. Gur Hardasc. Mrs Lois Bnner. Mrs. Charles Blaser. of the Melrose Home Economics club Thursday evening at the former's home. A lovely dessert-supper was served after which chairman, Mrs. vellie Myers, conducted a short .Jl of Myrtle Creek- aVSi tLTTl T" 7.ai. .! r..L innounce. that the annual cranp ser of Glendaie. the bonoree and 2" . fV Jl ,1J?U "r?"'? the hostess. fj,.D " Methodist Church. Members will meet and go ta a GLENDALE JOB'S DAUGHTERS M' INSTALL GUARDIAN COUNCIL Mrs f'0 Ff" presented an In teresting program. Roll call was Th Glandal RpThl nf JnWt intupriiH u-ith n.ihnn t.,n i... Niioni were coming to the Dauchtrrs mi Monnsv nmin at Mrs nl.. s... in Bowl is at an end. and. if our normal rate of increase in .he M-ral government interest ' . " 1 ff "b .J""' f! h horlKM of labor to cwsis 1 ine ncignoornooo rtr nr. -, t--- r-- -.v ... ..,... ' r ' - ,.i IIC a I C s-llntij Ftnm P n Dna In effect they bid atraint one another 1 II.. ........ ... nM,.mBn .f U',.rUr. fr,,m t Tlllal ,......1 - l,,,l. the Grandfather. As the President told the story in the relaxed moments fullow-ing a recent cabinet meeting. Iiecause of crop failures and low economy for five years or more in the drouth area there has ben little new con struction. It is, of course, too early to tell whether the dry cycle is ended. However, if there is evidence that normal rainfall Is atrain to lie experienced in the drouth stricken states, we may expect a larire building program to be un dertaken. The "Friendly" Southern Pacific's rail monopoly In Douglas County provides a long haul rate structure which puts our lumber on a basis of equality in reaching markets In those states now experiencing flood damage. Rebuild ing communities wrecked by flood and tornado should pro vide outlet immediately for a large volume of lumber, pos-j siuiy 10 ne iiiuuwea oy a mucn stronger mantel in an area in which building has been lagging behind normal for a long period of time. 1...:. v...!. 1 . !..,.. ixmuiai I'm in iiajirj. uiiiikiiik 'aui pirn wtiir '11 .aisvi w . ... . - ,, - ... oien ureseni. ,. , . . . , , a . -i 01 m a rear u vou are me i wo Kin, aniriev .rapier ana ieri rT ..,..,. maintain our rising scale of production, a quick economic ,T.,A ..,.., ,r , i,m,i. nf , anc Brirkev war. in.t.aiarf !!I.5J CHAPTER HOLDS recovery could result. it costs you about Siao . The situation in explained to " -roup. 0 FICER INSTALLATION A further influence on our economv, resulting from the And it is going to be higher, be- David and he asked: "Who is Mr. i The new guardian council was The Lighthouse Inn in Sutherlin end of the drouth, could be an improved market demand. "u" mfrest rates are getting Non'" installed for t e coming year as fol- was the scene of a lovely dinner " sir .Mxon. ike low him, is -B iuiu. n. acaie cMnra. reiunK i i: wnen .- T . . vice president " Smith: associate guardian. Rav members of th Beta Eta Chapter Harris Liliwonh. chairman of Cnw wr.nn- ur. un, ,.th of Fn.iinn iEm ..ik.j the IS. cvU wrvic. commu.ion vj tolbV rt Thompson: treasurer. '.Mr,'. Jean before gomg to th. home of MrV i the chairman of the civil service tn" 'Slixir: director of music, Mrs. Eu- Veda Hollopeter for installatien of commission sits in at cabinet meet- es, Ike replied- nice Pavne; director of sociabilitv officers. in;i spent a couple of days in "Oh Boy'" Daid exlaimcd Mrs Velma Edson: chairman of Officers installed were as fol- Southern Oregon last week. While gleefully. -Just wait till I tell the hospitably. Mrs. Flo Cox. assisi- lows: Vera Holm, president: El- here, he told a wholesome little kids I've shaken hsnds with the ants tor hospitality. Mrs. Lucille eanor Huntoon. vice president: Mu- nory about Ike and his grandson vice - president of the L" n 1 1 e d Harris. Mrs Virmnia Jones and riel Pavne. recording secretarv- Young David knows Ike only as States"' ,Mrs Alice Gordon; directors of Janet .Mullms. corresponding sec- paraphernalia. .Mrs. Vera Kemp reiary: veda Hollopeter. treasurer, land Mrs. Judy La Praui; promo- A short business meeting was fters of fraternal relationships, held and it was decided to hold (Frank Woodley and Bill La Prath. only one meeting each month dur-1 The council was installed bv Past m the summer. The next meet- IGrand Guardian Mrs. Mamie Wil- lns "eonesnay. June a. ,.;.J?y"S-'''kJn1i'",-AV WRS. KINYOM HOSTESS rr... - ". ""'" AT EVENING PARTY A couple of decades aco the nations population was .,.n.. .. .... i . i.i ' ..... L. . vuve raio lo wo rv7',ood d7. ;t Ame7 7, ..L - ?he. 1.. Myrtle Creek, evening of a household party. Mr. 'K'ii future furl supply. Sarnini sources. New supplirs al shallow I were ins ted out that we might 'depth art harler to locate, and Announcement The Offices of The Roseburg Clinic For the Treatment of RHEUMATIC and ARTHRITIC DISEASES Will Open on Monday, June 3 AT 2564 W. HARVARD AVE. By Appointment Phone OR 2-3702 Roy E. Hanford, M.D. ! o I I MM MM I I . I S , J S . I S .- I Republicans Claim Unions Circumvented Law Against Direct Political Payments nv.,,pnruc,r,mrdnevVl bofh " r'"1 r ..hTPi.Li- ' "v Palo and Mr. Margaret rose was the scene Wednesday Stokes of Bethel IJ, Myrtle Creek, evening of a household party. .Mrs Guardian Council. John Wimer was the hosted and After the meeting, refreshments lso .Mv th interesting demon- v- fM jr. 3 "Dot is a darling now- no longer cranky tats well sls.ps wall -ond just Ml of pep!" BEXEL MULTIPLE VITAMINS especially lor ChUdfH day l volMbla vitamin inturwnc." i run short lieore too many years the quest leads now to deeper "rvet Birthday cake hn siranon. had passed levels. The mdustrv is SDendme oru,e Ro"ia Miller. Jean Croff, . i-ames ana visiting were also en- Bu, her, we ar. wh .TO mon ? ZFti Jp.X w,"n ""kSTA peop e ,n 1W7 anu the scientist. lnL' Amenr. alone rJ lr,'shment, Nlr M" t !d' K-""- M are telling us th. we hase .bun- . THE I JEOLOGISTS ar. confident 't "?m'a"- L J Fred Miller and daughter. Gloria: WASHINGTON' US Action by itiurtur. pn.Hi.ed at Pleasant the House Appropriations Com Valley bv the Pacific Northwest mittee apparently will determine iQW-r in ii'VPi ,. . i. and if I he Reclamation Hu- , ... ,' ' " " dint tuiriillea of fuel heneath iha howeer, that in addition to known earth reserves there are vast, deep- June J Installation of officers will In a new look at these resources. '' supplies still untapped, which b. Saturday evening. June 15. h. Nata Vnrk Timaa nnl.. th.t COU1Q Tie D.V. Ilhnl at a rata , .. .l- . .. . aiiiin la irri- ....... --...-r... - ... wnen anci u in. reclamation nu- ... . . I li ..h.,iu , .1 ...,.. h .,..,.,. more than ernial to Iha natinn 11 . K reoerai r-nu.ee iimm,..,... - ,,v,.... t . .... ....... re.u win rraume 1,1, e.uc.iinii a - ..,,1 . ,nd r,i.,, ........ ri-mg consumolion propoaed Pleasant V a I I . y high r 1 - 1 license f, two d.ms down- ,0 mr ,h, rm,nuv , , for more distant development Th, Rub,rt i.,d f.-,,,, -hose dam in th. Snake River. stream from th. Hell. Canyon ever-expanding rate for th. nest tremendous .lock, of oil .hale ' nuw-r' l ,'milT- A transcript of hearings before stirlch nf th, sn.k. Klver Idaho l-'" ears and lignite, the low grade coal m' up tow Lrps burned to th, mad. public Friday, shed some pwer has an FPL' hren.a tnr Sinr' ''",1 " practically speak Mvri experimenting still is need- ground early on Mother's Day. Iisht on (he suspension a lew ., .. "c'ns. ior jn , vreaiest reource of ed to convert these materials into w'r' honored at a household show- week, ago or a detailed feasihil - . , (ll ,h. ,,,,rli,,, nii. labored fly .turfy of a prn)erl which would nnl', hard in recent stars to keep it flood the sites of proposed private VMietlur t! reclamation Bu- coinprlilise with oil and gas which and public power dams in Hells reau solntitaniv .,,.j.j ... .. hae lieen in riin ur cn'0n' 1 u Ploratury drilling at Pleasant Val Several enmmllle. mpmhtn oh- t . . 1 ' Jected to the transfer of funds ,. netn,r it was ordered by costs of divii.ng out and transport- from other piojecta lor ue in the ' """n,",p' to no so could nol ,ns i niarket so buikv a product Pleasant Valley study, which h.rf " rrmay been orderml by Secretarv of th. Th. bureau said it had instruc Interior Seaton So the Iterlama- tu.ns from th, committee A com lion Bureau impended It. invest- miltee wpokesman aid no formal k'ation and submitted a lelter at instrucllonr. were i.vied anil a.n lempnng 10 jiisMy th, Iran.fer geted th. bureau m.v hae sua' 01 I"""1' pen.led the jut. soluntarily in re- A federal Pleasant Valley high action to critirnm hv memliers dam would PimhI Hie .it. of one A bureau official said a "plan'' or three dam. th. Idaho Power to us. transferred lun.lt f.,, th. t o plans to build up.lre.rn and Pleasant Valley ine.t.K.Hon had also th, .,1, of . M.r.1 ,1, Iseen .ubmittej to the 'n mitteV lanyon dam which would he ,th- He said work tsemg held up "Z. it also'. um".' si.is largely of drilling Inundation It also would replac, a lower test holes. COAL'S ECONOMIC difficulties n matter what it. sue after an stem larnelv irom th, inherent 0,rer 20 centuries have passed Th, n,xt meeting will be Monday. ROBERT HEAD FAMILY HONORED AT SHOWERS able form al romnetitiv. cost, er given at th. Azalea Granite But they represent a huge insur- Hall Saturday evening Blaine anre policy against any future Johnson, representing th. grans, fuel shortage in th, t'nited States, which sponsored the shower, wel comed the 60 to 70 friends who met for the occasion Gifts were And then ther, ar, such n,w placed on the stas, and were open- wrinkles a. atomic and solar ener- ed by Ih, H,ad familv. A round of So many time, when children seem "run down," they Mrs C. Maddox and Mr. and Mrs Wimer Delicious refreshments were served during the pleasant evening. MR. AND MRS. COLLINS GIVEN FAREWELL PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Collin, and family were honored at a fareweilj party at th, horn, of Mr. and Mrs i Howard Royle of Canyonvilie Sat-; unlay evening Mr. and Mrs O.car Hoverson. ' Mr and Mrs. Ted Pohl and Mr. I and Mrs W. S Ritchi, were co hosts and hostesses at the party which began w ifh a potluck dinner featuring barbecued hamburgers i A group gift was presented hv 1 "r. 7 . ,rm ' '"ck of efficient vitamine- cooking. ,- rfay young children must have all essential tneir growing bodies. shar. wha't'vt ,-W "-"- Ihea. ar. what vitamin, mean to your ch,Mr. v afford neglec, thi. need-.y;vJ:r;hdl.',y7,, Tiny "v.imII." tap!,,!,, contain 9 important Vitamina including B12. it Man .H a day. Oalicisus fruity syrvi conu.na all ewnt.al vitamins plus iron. Ltu than 4 . ay. loilay most t S shaft mines ar, ' un experimental and commer- visiting followed, and refrethments ,h. eroup present to Mr and Mrs hiiihlv mechanized, and output per c"llv non comirtitie. but sure to served at the close of the eve- t 0,m wo ,r, ffloun ,0 Rup,rt miner u IT ions a da. against enter the field one day The "scare i"g- Idaho i' oina mr a nritlsn miner. Open .mn. won s lino ine mei 1 ne nan was uecoraieo Deautilllt- pit or strip mines employ bug, P'cture one thev can do much It with vases of snowballs and ins mechanical shovels More and mor. coal moses to d.v bv cheap waterwav, and ther, 11 ,trn a pipeline to carry it in .enii liquiil lorm In some cases, Ih, market factory or soealled la.t r.rt with for a long, lung lime to come, and spray, of red hawthorne Richrd and C.eors, Allen Head, sons of Mr, and Mrs Held were honored at a surprise personal TAf.I.AH S.SSFE, Fla. .P The shower gisen by the Galesville LAST RESORT BILL was. of burniri Ihia fuel Ih, oil industry has had a m.g OILY RAGS BLAMED PORTLAND e A Portland Fire Department insoector Friday said oily rags probably were the cans, of the biaie which Wednes day destroyed th. Morehouse Glass Co. here. The report was made by Inspec tor Jim Kerr as the rienartntent preient rare mixing colored slide pictures. hon,!-.! th. H.m.a went 10 Gov I eroy l ollins today Refre.hments were served at th. Wis) ). F-arlirr ,stimates set the to await an almost tertaia veto clot, of th evening. Idamag. at $bj0 OCO. WWMTtl! Filhe, chd M. aaotwy .11 b. eefonded in full. "-esi aak abnut Re.al Sp,. toeajuta Viumina and all th. ,, thev Kpplv U. and nerve lfu, tl ataaiwaa. poor appetita. TSer.', . ,mv. tif IK, K,lr! fy lii-ia., lAe.i,S(a,,.v w tr tiery .SfraiSer m, .,. BKTTKR ..hr McKKSeHlN .'.y '' '' bill which PTA at th, school Friday evening power plant is moving closer to would allow residents of any Flor-- About IS were present Th, Geora, ih. coal field And coal users ar, id. area to suspend their public Wenderoths showed som. of their finding cheaper and more efficient schools to preient rare mixing colored slide pictures.