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

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Newspaper Page Textit 9 3) 5 I 3 3 1 t A f -"ii , i. ' i i fmmi t 9 I Zonta Holds Meeting, Postpones Business Sat. Sept. 13, 1958 The News-Review, Roseburg, Or. "Vi. V i - -:.s " WARMUP FOR THE REAL THINC Members of Ihe Wesi Berlin pollie fare form frro wheel pyramid i ther rehearse (or annual show. Their performance features hair-raisinr motorcycle stunts and other rymnastics. Voficalla Area Centennial Assn. Holds Burfexue And Gymkhana By MRS. GEORGE EDE5 A crowd gathered at the Yoncal Ja Reo Grounds Sunday for the Yoncalia Area Centennial Assn. chicken barbecue and the Yoncal la Saddle Club'i Gymkhana. Ted Hallock. state coordinator spoke on plans for the Oregon Cen tennial in 1959. Delbert Dickey, Yoncalla's mayor, gave a short talk and introduced the guest speaker. Hallock gave recognition to state and county officers pres ent: state legislator, W. 0. Kelsey; the district attorney from Douglas County, Avery Thompson, and Frank Ashley, also from Douglas County. It HS jnounced that Douglas County set aside $20,000 for its booth at 9 Portland fair next year. On l&irlouah James B. Probshpl, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Probstel, arrived home Ingt two-week furlough. He CtfST&fltilloBoaFtf PfistgESesPolicy By VIRGINIA PROXTOR Canyonville Scg$ol Board has postponed work on a written pol icy to a special meeting Mfljiiay, Sept. 22. At the last meeting Bill Marsters, elementary school principal,- ex plained in detail a new reading de velopment program soon to be used in grades five, through eight, where in the child will be classified ac cording to his ability and compete against himself to impjjjve. Mrs. Lena Pankey was given permission to drive the school bus to Upper Cow Creek road instead of using a car for the last few miles as she had been. The board agreed alwato pay the cost of the bus drivers' physical examinations. , recently completed his boot train ing at the Marine boot camp in San Diego. He will go to Jackson , ville, Fla., where he will enter the School o( Aviation Electronics. I Dr. J.ydia Emery returned from a two-week visit with her mother in Iowa. i Members of the Yoncalia Metho ' dist Church W'SCS netted over $80 at their recent Chuck Wagon dinner. The MYF group said home ade ice cream and netted $13. .More than 100 attended the dinner, i Mrs. Wilma Applegate drove to Santa Maria, Calif, last week, tak ing her daughter, Mrs. Buster Grimes. Mrs. Grimes will make her home in Santa Maria while her husband is stationed at Camp Cook with the Air Force, j Wilbtfr Evarts, son of Mr. and j Mrs. Alan Evarts, is home on fur j lough from Ft. Ord. Calif. He com ipleted his boot training, and will go ' to Ft. McArthur, Los Angeles, for further training. Evarts is a 19S8 graduate from Yoncalia High School. Offends Fu0rf Ernest Helliwell made thetrip to Redmond, Ore., last week to attend the funeral of his nephew, Frank Daugherty. Daugherty spent sever al years in Yoncalia. George Parks, who suffered compound fracture of his leg and a badly crushed ankle in a woods accident three weeks ago, is recu perating at his home south of Yon calia, Mr. and ilj-s. W. H. Hillyer. of California, are viting' Mrs. Hill yer's sister, Mrs. j)rame, in Hay hurst Valley. Chuck Vian and Sunny Morre field, of Kingsley Field Air Force Base, in Klamath Falls, spent the weekend visiting relatives and friends in Yoncalia. Umpqua Family Visited By Theitf Family In Portland C0UCLAS LOCKERS Will BE CZQtd Ery Sunday Sorting Sept. Hth j HE$Di PLANNERS ! PORTLAND (AP) - The new j president of the Pacific North west chapter of the American In stitute of Planners is Lloyd Keefe, city planning director here. the chapter will install him at its annual meeting in Olympia 3Sept. 19-20. Planning officials from Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana. British Columbia and Alaska elected Keefe in a mail ballot. By MRS. GEORGE MUNSON Mr. and Mrs. Dale Woodruff and daughters, of Portland, left recent ly for their home after visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arch ie Moore, near Cmpqua. Miss Martha Clarke arrived home Monday by plane from Los An geles, where she spent the past , several months with her sister. She plans to remain for a few weeks and return south for the .winter. Her sister, Mrs. Margaret Shelton. of Roseburg, is also at the home ranch on Millwood Drive. House Guests Hosted Mrs. Ida Davidson, of Brookings, 1 has been a house guest of her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Slater. She was taken to Cottage Grove Sunday and will visit her brother-in-law, jack Davison. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Swinehart ' and family drove to Walton where they assisted their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Moffitt, in their move to Drain. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Teller and i family spent the weekend at their i beach house near Yachats. Mrs. Marie Plasted, of Eugene, and Mrs. Margaret Palm are ' guests of their sister, Mrs. Lillie ; Wood, and brother, John Paulsen, at the Paulsen Ranch near Unvp ; qua. I Mrs. Irma Andersen, of Eugene, and her sister, Mrs. Marie Cyr, ' of British Columbia, arrived Tues day to spend several days at the ihome of their brother. Edgar Solle, (on his ranch near Umpqua. I Drive Te Winchester I Mr. and Mrs. Dale Swinehart. j their three sons, and their house Istjiest, Mrs. W. G. Dove, of Iowa, I drove to Winchester for the week lend. I Mrs. Roberta Coffee, Mrs. Eva Lewis, Mrs. Ella Henry and Mrs. C&nijMcMind, as a bowling team, will bowl in Roseburg this season, , sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Updegraft, of the Umpqua store. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller, and their six children, ot Lebanon, have been guests at the Dale Swinehart home. ) Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peery and family were guests at a late dinner 'at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale j Swinehart Saturday. Visit Caves ! Mr. and Mrs. Don Coffey and children and their house guests, j Mr. and drs. Bert Whittaker, of j California, drove to Cave Junction j Sunday and visited the Oregon Caves. I Mrs. Dollie I'rben. Mrs. Arlis I'pdegiaff and Mrs. Alice Manning met rriday at the home ot Mrs. Byrtle Swirwhart for committee meeting. Refreshments were served. j Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wright and son, Billy, of Portland, were week ; end guests at the home of the lat 1 ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Slater. The Oregon College of Education, at Monmouth, posted its list of honor students for the summer school session. A local teacher, Mrs. Genevieve Murphy, of Ump qua, was among those mentioned. Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson and sons, Eugene and Billy, were dinner guests t the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gilkeson at their ranch on the Umpqua River. The hoys had spent a short vacation there swimming and tuning. The first Zonta meeting of the season was held Wednesday at the home of Arlene Myers in Garden Valley. Ft members vteie pres ent, so it was decided to postpone most of the business until the next meeting which will be at the Rose burg Woman's clubhouse on Moth er St.. Wednesday, Sept. 24. The dub decided to send t dele gate to the regional conference in Boise, Oct. 23-25. The program for the meeting was in the form of true and false ques tions about various facts of the na ture of Zonta. Following, there was a discussion of forthcoming pm grms in which the by-laws uf Zon ! la will be taken up at each meeting I ar.ri explained so thai each mem ber will have a clearer understand ) ing of the business procedure of Zonta. Hungarian Czardas GREEN PTA TO GATHER J The firt regular meeting of the Green School PTA will be held at i Green School .Monday at 8 p.m. I SiMeen teachers will be honored i Refreshments will be served by tUe executive hoard. FROM MINE TO FIVE Bv Jo Fchc ly y i T mad Tt ' t I noose LJ' sou'tt. I 'I found tha darlingest glove. 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Thafi awfully old, Isn't It a little stale 7 SOCTCAINK COM PANICS iPfltr Ovte !OC,000 tASr VfA IN NEVtSPAPeCS tS.S'i MOP.E TWAN tN'-TC GUCMCH 0LIVERE0 DAILY TO 11,500 DOUGLAS COUNTY HOMES SAVE $$$ On America's Smartest Cart '58 DeSofos & Plymouths TREMENDOUS DISCOUNTS During our Claan-Ua Sal of all 'SI Models'. NEW CARS inti DEMONSTRATORS INVESTIGATE TODAY! Bill Stock Motors DSOTO-PYLMOUTH SALES-SIRV1CE Oak and Pin Streets Phone OR 2-3341 (CARLVLE!) .(St) MY" YOU LOOK LIVE YOU'RS OOIMO OUT WITH YOUR V r3Er? 1 "lVi3i NOW SPi W n 't""'V--'W.Tmi.'taMiW,H rVJ4stVVTt) 1 ft Pit MAS WAVy sVACIC HK, I J 0?TWAT3 V il MX, Y A RilH TO HIT J J ttlty F'iffJ J,-Ji'OtAT h f OgEAslST SVES'. JUIHB WUamiER 4i NT MS K OUT OF THfi WHAT'ft TH6 J'l3SESV0Ul UTTt J 8E AKlPNAPeR.,.llET(tllCi:l TORm,.rOHEPlWlg&)WAiiAL! PMIA8L5 O'OtSSe' J HOARD' DWPbM ns; Lj Vwariie- M n G tf)A?e rus fAnexi -1 l m OOTTA 1 tu C3UESS Tt45 START OF SCHOOL HAS THROWM BAZOO OFF HIS .SCHEDULE I -IS v V Mo.' Wo.' 1 nope ,TWEY BURIED HIM I IN HOWEWORX, We'll PflOBAftLY BF HERE Till MIDMIGHT DAP ft. FOR.TAOXIMQ A "RXK&M LIST Of J jfniiuiEini: .iixctiic urn .ctiimvV SoeJT6rs NCW CONCEDE THERE ARE MILLION OF PLANETS IN SPACE YITM INTELLIGENT LIFE One Of THE5S IS PlMCUS MLWBER 7 Trie fe-t Ives Of - Pincus CCaffecf Pincushions ) erp .' very wen desfgrw) narnro There? are r taxes for roads on Pincus , -and noiax for bridge - Thersj are no hot dog stands tsnPirrC&.TYeyd briSOnsldered tribadtate (forobtJoos. 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