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Founder's Day Set
Feb. 3 At Benson
The Benson School PT will
stage 1 "founder's day" program
Feb. 3 in tiej) school svmnasium.
Master of ceren(i.s will be
Paul Cacy, who will interview for
mer principals of the school, past
PTA - presidents and former stu
dents of the school. A talk on the
scnooi s nisiory will be Kiven by
Ina Farnsworth. fifth urario trhJ
er.
A buess meeting will precede
the program.
All former principals, past presi
dents, alumni and PTA members
are invited to attend the affair,
which begins at 8 p.m.
NOMINEE CONFIRMED
WASHINGTON un The Sen
ate confirmed President Eisen
howers nomination of William P.
Rogers as attorney general of the
United States Monday. The action
came without debate.
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A.iA .c, . gCgiaasafri 1 1 iJ I f
Irrigation Project StudyQExpbined
By MRS. W. L. BANKS A committee to study and make
The Seventh District Subcommit- recommendations for the best in
tee of the Douglas County Water i tercsts of the property owners was
Kesources Advisory Committee
met recently at the Camas Vallev
Grange Hall.
An explanation of the Olalla Dam
and irrigation project, along wilh
a large map of this project, was
given by Ben Irving, chairman of
' the county committee.
appointed as follows: Edgar Mark
ham, chairman, Jack l'arrott and
Guy Moore, committee members.
CLAIMS AGENT DIES
PORTLAND I James R
Higgins, 53. district claims agent
A report was made bv Denn of for the Southern Pacific Co.
a new oil-wvl! drilling project for Oregon since 1954, died of a heart
the Camas Valley area. All prop- attack Monday at his Portland
erty owners were urged to cooper- home. He had been with the firm
ate. I since 1922.
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WINNING STREET DRAWN Mrs. Dale Lander, center, honorary chairman of the
Mothers' March on Polio in the Roseburg area, looks at the name of the street from
which some residents will receive $20 in merchandise prizes Thursday night, the evening
of the polio march. Polio workers asked the porch lights be left on between 6:15 and
7:15 p.m. Someone with a porch light burning on the unnamed street will win the prizes.
Mrs. Robert Raffensperger, left, and Mrs. Donald Croucher, right, ore co-chairmen of the
event. (Paul Jenkins)
RED SWITCHES JOBS
Bl'DAPEST. Hungary i Pre
mier Janos Kadar offered his
resignation to Hungary's Parha-
j ment Monday. He will continue to
i run the country's Red regime as
first secretary of the Communist
I Party.
Mothers March On Polio Plans
In Garden Valley Area Complete
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Residents in the Garden Vallev ' nient ommission oflicials
, . u,i . , " A the last meeting of the Gar
their porchlhts 3an 30 from 6:15 i Vlley Women's Club, qu.lls
to 7:15 p.m. if thev wish to con
FROM NINE TO FIVE
By Jo Fitcher
"What a day! My girdle won't let me sit and my shoes won't
let me stand!"
trihule to the Mothers March on
Polio.
. Captain of Hie Garden Valley
march is Mrs. Gordon Hughes.
Headquarters will be established
at the Charles Hughes home.
were tied and shirts for young j
boys made. At the business meet- I
ing, members decided to send a
check to the March of Dimes and 1
support the Mothers March on
Polio.
The February community dinner
will be postponed to a later dale.
Workshop Slated I It was also announced that rest
The Riversdale - Garden Valley!0 he clubhouse have been '
Home Extension I'nit arlivilv in 1 completed by the donated labor of
February will involve the dress- members husbands,
making workshop. It will include j 0 , offic,r, M,.t
pattern selection, fitting, cutting,! , .. ... . ,
and sewing tins Officers of the Riversdale
Those participating will make ("nge met recently to put the fin-:
cotton dresses. Meetings will be '"" ' " i"""'u' ,r ,
held each Thursday during Feb-
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new grange year. 1 rariitinnally.
Ihis officers council meeting is
held during January.
Some of the plans proposed bv
(he officers and accepted by the
members were the adoption of an
idigent family for the year, aid to
the Parks School for Exceptional
Children and a planned education-:
al safety campaign for members
and the public.
t .. i Kobert Anderson, salely cnair-
i man. presented a safety film fur-.
i nished by the Pacific Bell and Tele
i phone Company, which depicted
i some of the common errors the av
1 eras;e person makes in their own
, safety. Members voted to give a
! gilt to the United t und.
Hospital News
Mercy Hospital '
Admitted
Surgery; tiank Coney, Ku.se-'
burg.
medical; Mrs. Chester riew, Au
dre .Uonrean, .Mrs. George Gin
tivr. Koseburg; Kiruy Ohmie, Sulh-
erhn. raula Anderson, Winston;
William Aboott, fori I and.
Discharged
(iaty Calkins, i'untst Holmes,
Mis. (ilenn Yuung, Janice Kobi
s.n, 11 uce Nfilscu, Airs. Paul
with the slate president Kaith rlood and baby, Aloua .Michelle.
Thompson, a former resident of KilKannon, Koseburg; Wallace IMt,
Suthcrlm. Thev instituled a new!'am; .Mis. Harold Harrison and
Club at Jacksonville, baby, Sharon Grey, Glide; Mrs. I
Mr. and Mrs. Curlv Thompson ; James Kosback and baby, Steven
and son. and Mr. and Mrs. Mickey James, Dillard. j
Thompson and children spent a Douglas Community Hospital
day recenlly in Cottage drove with ! Admitted
friends and relatives. Surgory: litoa liarlley, Hose-
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kerne and sons,
of Saginaw were visitors recenlly
at the home of Mr. and Mrs
George Lindsay. Mrs. Keene is a
sister of Lindsay.
Norma Pelerson of Portland has
been visiting with her sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Hirseh
berg, at their home in Sulherlin.
ruary. beginning at 9:.!0 a.m., fol
lowed by a noon sack lunch. Lead
ers are Mrs. C. 1.. Spray and Mrs.
Howard Cracrofl.
The last meeting was devoted
to the project of main dish meals.
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Broderson
have been in Eugene recenlly on
a combination business and pleas
ure trip. He was attending a cori-
Sutherlin 4-Hers
Elect 2 Officers
By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK
Larry Chandler has been elected
4-11 Club at Sulherlin. Shirley Horn
is new vice president.
During the last meeting. Suzan
ne Lane made a report on Ihe of
ficers training day, at Roseburg.
To Have Sale
The What's Cooking 4-H Club
has decided to hold a baked food
sale in butherlin Saturday.
-Meanwhile. Ihe tf inkle Creek
Cooks 4-H Hub at its last meet
ing learned how to make fresh
fruit baskets.
Mabel McCord and Let ha Barnes
spent last week attending Lady
.ions meeting in Southern Oregon
Cold Shoulder Greets
Mike Todd In Russia
MOSCOW American film
producer Mike Todd says he still
hopes to make a deal with the
Russians for production or distri
bution of films although so I
burg; Mrs. Anthony Hatch, Port
land; Ervin Hansen, Winston.
Medical: Mrs. Norval Ferguson.
Mrs. Samuel Long. Roseburg; Da
vid Barnhart, Riddle; Arty Huff
man, Winston; Mrs. Carl Walker,1
Canyonvilie; Mrs. Rual Young, I
Idleyld Park; Tony Allen, Oakland;
Cheryl Marshall, Myrtle Creek.
Discharged
Judy and Sandra Young, Yon
calla; Mrsi Webb Burke and baby,!
Jacqueline Sue; Mrs. Arthur Cun
iiiiihham, Camas Valley; Christine
Hansen, Carl Rush, Willie Childers.
Ilarrie W. Booth, Mrs. Henry Han
dy and baby, '1 horn as George; Wil
liam Conn, Mrs. Wallace Martin,
Carl Gordon, Mrs. Ieonard Sut-
i m, Airs. William rany, itose-
all he's gotten' from the Ministry burg; Ernest Scbosso ienniile;
f rit.. a .hm,i,i.r , Mrs. Ronald Owen. Gold Beach;
To-id and hi., tres, EJ,, j'" SZ" V. 1 1
abeth Taylor, arrived Saturday
and hae spent their time touring.
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Jen. 21, 1958 The News-Review, Roseburg, Or. 1
Scientist
Answer to Previous Puitle
ACROSS
1 Poliih-French
scientist, .
Madame
Marie
Sklodowska
6 She m a
co-discoverer
o(
12 Interstice
U Make possible
15 Leather '
worker
18 Weirder
17 She was 30
years at
the time of
her discovery
18 Mangle
20 Mariner's
direction
21 Anatomir.e
24 Cicatrix
27 Beloved
31 Edible
rootstock
32 Minute skin
opening
33 Exchange
premium
34 Enthusiastic
ardor
9S Emerge anew
40 Pause
41 Spring,
Summer,
Autumn,
Winter
.'43 Wine vessel
46 Bargain event
47 Diminutive
of Sidney
50 Most
domesticated
54 Woollv
55 30 (Fr.)
58 Term used in
bowling (pi.)
57 Dispatcher
58 Unadorned
DOWN
1 Roman patriot
2 Asiatic river
3 Tear asunder
4 Charted atom
5 Fragrant
oleoresin
8 Staggered
7 One (Scot.)
8 Bengalese
timber tree
Wading bird
10 Rubber trees
11 Simple
13 Expunge
18 United States
Navy (ab )
21 Sags
21 Symbol lor
cerium
23 Small candles
24 Asterisk
25 "Bird in
gilded "
IllfSH
26 Operatic solo 43 Pewter coins .
28 Her husband, of Thailand I
Pierre, had an 44 Female horse
important
in the
discovery
29 Ages
30 Depression
36 Hebrew letter
37 Church fete
38 King of
Judah (Bib.)
39 Rotates
42 Kind of tide
(PD
43 Prayer
ending
47 Feminine
appellation
48 Passage in
the brain
49 Writing table
51 Conclusion
52 Female
taint (ab.)
34 Burmese
wood sprite
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