The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, March 13, 1958, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texto ) 0 Draiif Legion Pos'HljB To Celebrate Birthday i Three Small Boys Use Fourth At Dart Board ty EDITH BUSH The American legion Kelly-Lev-ins-Kruse Post 118 of Drain will celebrate its 39th birthday of the Legion with a polluck dinner March 19 There will be three tables, une for ve erini of each of the ihree wars. Veterans of WW 1 have chal lenged WW II veterans to have the biggest table. All veterans are invited, regardless of Legion mem bership. Department and district officers of the Legion wtll be present. The meeting and dinner will be held at the Drain Community Hall. Church Party Young people of the l.hurch of ihrist will have a "Blarney" party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cox Friday at 7:30 p.m. Sunday evening service at the Church ol Christ will he in charge of- the young people. Beginning at 7 special music will be presented: the younger children will give a missionary play: and teen age youths will develop the theme, "Spiritual Spring Fever," in a LONDON Three small boy I were convicted Tuesday of using la fourth hov aa a riarl hnard play and devotional service The prosecutor said the three. The Lmpqua Sectiona re,low.'n , 13 year, 0,di (0,d the olher ship meeung will be held at thch,,v tn run then rhased him throw. semoiy oi l,od turner. jnE dlirt,. one dart hit the 13-vear- jEarlSiples Receives , Grange Obligations jCirl 9yt Cot fay 99 I Sniper Who Shot At H.r 1 LOS ALTOS. Calif, Alice ra sinni ... civen first aid Hirdie, 14. says Thomas W. Cor- and second degree obligations by dry III probably" was not the Douglas County farmers still Mis. Fred Goff at the last Melrose ! sniper she says shot at her earlier holding 1957 lambs were advised 5. a kafisfci &ffcd Tt & Lfts Fcr I Reims &ftbir, top - mid- Drain Marcn n. mere will be a service ,j target ' u.MJ.. 1 Iir VUUI1K DHKIW I tn fanm-jir meeting at 6 30 and the evening ; , ,u .1 i. j service at 7 30 ' A lawyer for the three boys said liiey got inc luira iruin waicnmK Grange meeting Agriculture chairman Connie the left eye. He is'anowers presented tne evenings this month. The school girl decided ihat Tuesday after watching the Stan ford I'lmersity sophomore drive California lamb crop. and musical game. 'his whiie convertible by the spot1 J- Roland Parker, Douglas Coun- r. emi.. g.imin us alx-ipd i whtre the savs the snmine tmik ty extension agent, suggested that . . i in y jcin in ii n 1 1 1 waiiimiK ...... - 1 " - -- - - ... arlmd BeninDeni. rerent v m. . ...i ij , ik. A f.r.. Prnr.lc . ola?. farmers set last vear i lamh. in . , j irni3inii siiui. , Miirir iiiuiau. l" uic uhivc v. . i . . . . .......... .. . turned irom six years of mission-' shoot arrows at people." from a recent card party. $15.65,1 ' Cordy was taken to the shooting market before they are over-aged One cf the three was sent to wre donated to the polio fund. , scene from the San Jose County na oerweigm us pounds or a reform school. The other two V. S. Woodruff reported on IheiJau wnere ne is awaiting trial were put on probation. 1 fair board meetings and the grange weight for delivery between U.rrli a nA mirt.Anril todav to market soon for best n -j . , return, and to avoid earlier than P,rker "ld ,h prlce should jsual competition from the I9.U ! twing "P'd marketing of 19.S8 ary wok in Formosa, spoke Mon cay evening at the Assembly of God Church. Slides illustrated his talk. Vocational Study The Drain Baptist Church is holding a week of vocational sludv. Evening classes, under ih luj.V. Drain! shiP of (he pastor, Mr. Elvis Goss. ana me Sunday school teachers are meeting from 7 to 9 p.m. AMARANTH ELECTS nartv Thamas C. Scott was elected to for iU community women will be voted to sponsor a booth at the fair. The home esonomics club Glide School Supt. Attends 4Day Meeting By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY Glide School Supt. Harry Harvie returned this week from San Fran cisco, Calif., where he attended a four-day conference of the Ameri can Assn. of School Administra tors. Attend Rally The Rev. Dewey Obenchain, pas tor of the Glide Church of Christ, took a group of Glide young people to Elmira Saturday to attend a youth rally of the Church of Christ churches in Lane and Douglas Counties. Attending were Audrey and Sheila Hatfield. Diana Hayes. Helen and Fern Moore, Delbert Ferrin, Bob Bennett and Roger Gillette. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Metcalf spent the weekend at their Glide home after completing a log hauling con tract it Port Orford. They left aft er completing a log hauling con tract at Port Orford; They left Monday for Deadwood for another contract job. The Metcalfs have a trailer house which they take to the different locations. ' Lois Harvie. student at Lewis and Clark College, Portland, is spending spring vacatioo at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Harvie. TE-3 Sgt. "Skip" Mullin arrived by plane from Okinawa to spend his leave visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mullin. He has been stationed with U.S. Navy commu nications at Okinawa base for the past year. Sgt. Mullin leaves Sun day by plane to return to Okinawa to remain until January 1959. a one-year term as grand trustee i Marcn M it 7:45 p.m. at the hall. Court, Order of A m a ra n t h i Grand representatives named i were Henry Halverson of Svnher- with Mrs. Bob Tjomsland and Mrs Sibley Nielsen as hosesses. ' Those attending are to bring The Home Economic rih i;- .-j ti L-i a i ' food for the snack table. Costumes. Sunnyda.e Grange will meet Roseburg. Halverson was named ' which are optional, should depict March 18. at 1:30 p.m. at the i Minnesota and Mrs. Anderson, ' a book title. A potluck will precede nome of Mrs. Al Ramey. An ex-j Arizona. It was previouslv report- the next meeting, March 18 at change of plants will be a fea-ied that Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Hal-1 1 p.m., with the Otto Matthews lure of the meeting. verson were elected. i and V. S Woodruff families as the killing of 17-year-old Denna Bonn in nearby Palo Alto Feb. 25. Alice reported an "older teen ager'' had shot at her from a light colored convertible Feb. 19. Cor dry. 19. denied he had ever oeen in the area. the committee. Those having birth davs for this quarter will be honor ed At the April 1 meeting Bill and Charles Bailey will show pictures of their African safari trip, reports correspondent Nettie Woodruff. r - t - . v., J,,.' ':i f.:t' i ...... . . id, .rf. . .. .. :........ ( -J, . -1 more. Large lamb carcasses now ap proaching the yearling stag weighing 60 to 85 pounds are being docked S3 to $5 a hundredweight in Portland from the piic of choice carcasses of 50 pounds or less, Parker said. A large volume of new crop California lambs will hit the mar kets in late March, he added, bringing even greater discount for heavy old-crop lambs. Southern California lambs expected to grade choice or better have been con tracted at $25 to $25.50 i hundred- lamos. closer to me uregon scene, ; s(l aacramemo valley lamos, inciua ing "good grade, have been con tracted at $24. Meanwhile, the current Oregon market is favorable for sale of old-crop lambs to avoid compction with 1958 lambs. Oregon fed-lamb considerably more Iambs now without lowciig prices, the county agent said. He added lamb mar keting has been running below this time last year. Sheep and lambs on feed in Oregon Jan. 1 numbered 10 per cent higher than a year earlier. Farmers planning to market old crop lambs are advised to check with commission men or auction dealers before shipping tn avoid prices are about $4 above prices idy "'cd lor heavy market runs. a year ago, reflecting the gen-1 erally improved livestock market, Parker aaid. Oregon markets could absorb ULLMAN SEEKS LEGISLATION WASHINGTON i Legislation to establish a bureau of older persons and to authorize federal grams for the development of state and local programs for the elderly was introduced Monday by Rep. Al Ullman ID-Orel. Danmoore Hotel 1217 S. W. MORRISON ST. Portland, Oregon All trntinr ulti. AH who (omc, rtrurit. Rattt nt hiflh, no low. Froo Garao.t, TV'i onJ Radios. Rtputotion tor cUonlintM. Umpqua HEU Slates May Spring Festival UmpQ.ua Home Extension Unit met at the Calapooia clubhouse for i an all day meeting. The project on taAdwich making was led by Mrs. Janet Manning and Mrs. James Archer. Women who took basic dressmaking dis played their dresses. Pennies for the friendship col lection were taken for the ACWW. Plans Tor the May meeting on out door cookery were made. M r s. Elsie Monnett and Mrs. Peg Sut ton will be project leader and the meeting wil be at the Mack Brown Park on the Umpqua. Spring festival was announced for Mav 1 at the fairgrounds. Mrs. Edith Dunn, Mrs. Grace Crouch and Mr. Mary Lee were appointed as nominating committee by chair man Mildred Burpee. Mrs. Cachel Baird will have charge of program planning next year. Mrs. Edith Dunn, ACWW chair man, read a letter from former home extension agent Helen Chan dler, aow in Pakistan. The next meeting will be April 8 at the clubhouse with Mrs. Carol Dawson demonstrating table set ting. Four new members and 23 women were present at the meet ing, according to correspondent Edith Dunn. Westside CE Group Holds Youth Service The Westside Christian Church Christian Endeavor group will se lect a young person of the year Friday at the concluding youth night service. 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