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THE ENGAGEMENT of Miss
Pamela Trenholm of Myrtle
Creek has been revealed to
her classmates of Willamette
University in Salem to PFC.
Larry. Jacobs, formerly of
Roseburg, now stationed with
the U. S. Army in Schwetizin
gen, Germony. Miss Tren
holm was valedictorian of her
class ot Myrtle Creek. She
held the office of vice presi
dent at Lausanne Hall last
semester and is on active
member of the Young Repub
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TO MAURY Mr. and Mrs
Emil Nissinen of Fairbanks,
Alaska, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Bless
inq Adele, to Clinton M. Sat
tler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Sattler of Roseburg
Miss Nissinen attended the
Newcomers Club To
Be Started In Roseburg
One of the most internum new . in the Roseburg area during the
social rlubi in Roseburg will be last three year are being asked
the Newcomers Club, which was i to enjoy this affair.
Reservation! must be made not
later than Monday noon. Much 9,
by railing either Mrs. George Beck,
3 6524, or Mrs. E. H. Chsman, 3
7003, or the Chamber of Commerce
office.
It has long, been felt that a New
comer Social Club in Kcsebuig
would prove of great inierctt not
I only to newcomers of tba area.
but to residents or many years
Fri., Mer. 4, 19S9 The News-Review, Roseburf, Ore. 3
Two Roseburg Women Honored
given the approval of the Chamber
of Commerce Tuesday evening.
This club is being started bv
Mrs. M. C. Bowler and Mrs. Orval
Petersen for the purpose of wel
coming new women residents aod
to help them become acquainted
more quickly through mutual asso
ciation at meetings and other kocial
contacts.
A no-hostess luncheon has been i also.
arranged for Tuesday, March 10. club
at 12:30 o clock in the Coral Room
of the Hotel I mpqua. A social
hour and cards will follow the
luncheon. Ail women newcomers
Members of the newcomers
will meet representatives
flora various organizations from
time to time and become acquaint
ed with the activities of the clubs
and organisations.
Janice Jean Thomas
And Ashley PiperMarry
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Miss Janice Jean Thomas,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Thomas of Clendale. became the
Universities of Minnesota ond j bride of Ashley Piper of Portland
Alaska, ond is now a junior in ' in a ceremony held at Rt. John s
art education at the Univer-' W''eyan Church in Portland Feb.
sny or uregon. ner nance she wore a green print ballerina Mrs. Piper, Mr. and Mrs. Omer
was graduated from Roseburg dress and white accessories and a ! Trac;' and children: Mr. and Mrs.
limn nnA !-,. YMfA ch. i nign school ona served in the loveiy weauing corsage. i ecu munyon ana r. ana n.
llCOnS ana tne TVlV ine IS .. i Th. ,..!. .n;nu.H . hri.f h..r. Jh.i Thnm. Th. P,nn rtnrnd
1 1 3. Air rorce. nc is a mem-1 v ' - " ' - r
Mrs. Piper and her sister, Mrs.
Omer Tracy of Glendale, were hon
ored Saturday evening at a family
birthday dinner.
Those present included Mr. and
moon, arriving in Glenoale Feb 1 to Portland Sunday.
rPrtywSouaM For Mrs. Dwain Leggett
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me ufiivcrbiiy cumpus. r junei . L . ,
jj- ;, '. o,....' A charming event of Friday eve-1
wedd ng .s plonned. (Picture , ing tn deilghtful pink lnd
by Nolph Studio). blue shower given by Mrs. W. R.
i Holbrook at her home on SE Mam
Street honoring Mrs. Dwain Leg
gett. The serving table was covered
with a beautiful Italian tablecloth
which had been sent to Mrs. Hol
brook from Germany by her
daughter, Mrs. James Van Riper.
An arrangement of daffodils aod
Myrtle Creek Cubs Have
Blue And Gold Dinner
Klkton Cub Scouts held their an
nual Blue aod Gold Banquet Fri
day evening at the grade school.
About 70 guests were present.
One den gave a clever skit wilh
illustrated floats and the other den
put on pantomimes with records.
Guest speaker for the evening was
Tim Kllia of Yoncalla. Warren Ba
ker, tha new cub scoutmaster was
in charge.
The following den mothers were
present: Mrs. Bob MeCall. Mrs.
William Taylor, Mrs. George Par-
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cubs have won a blue ribbon for rink And blue I heme
their lovely display whicn bas been ! Of Lovelv Shower
The cub scouts are asking the
support of the community for the
skill show to be held March 13 and
14 at the Eugene Lane County fair
grounds. On the 13th the evening
show will be at 6:30. On the 14th
there will be an afternoon show
beginning at 2 and an evening
show at 6:30.
Myrtle Creek Cub Scout Pack
326 held its annual Blue and Gold
dinner Friday at the school cafe-j
teria. Theme for the banquet was
carnival and some of the tables
were decorated in that mood while
others carried out the space theme
and centennial.
Speaker for the evening was the
Rev. Cyril Dorsett. District Com
missioner George O'Mealy, intro
duced by pack master, John Ris
ley, presented the awards to the
boys. Two new bobcats, Wayne
Meyers and Michael Redmond,
were given the bobcat pledge. Re
ceiving honors were Todd McKm
nis, James Smirl, Ronnie Carte,
Larry Woodral, Dubby Hobbs,
Shawn Shelby, Mark Evans, Terry
Risley, Gary Wright, James Town
send, Joey Hiteshew, Bonnie Wil
son, Garland Meiser and John
j Stamey.
i Two boys passed their Webelos
requirements and were graduated
into the Boy Scouts by scoutmast
er, Milton DeGroodt. They were
Raymond Quinn and Danny David
son.
Mr. O'Mealy announced that
Mrs. Harold Springer and Mrs.
Myrl Barkhurst have earned den
mother a
the keys
It was announced that the Boy
Scout Skill Show will be held at
the Roseburg fairgrounds March
14. All parents and boys were ask
ed to attend.
cedar boughs formed the table run
terpiece.
Invited guests were Mrs. Orville
Rictrman, Mrs. Keith Phillips, Mrs.
Merril -Keller, Mrs. V. H. Perry.
Mrs. Ross Myers, Mrs. Robert
Keefe and Roberta, Mrs. Shirley
Ireland, Mrs. Bruce Roark. Mrs.
Roland Davis, Mrs. Bill William
son, Mrs. Richard Berney and Mrs
Robert Stults.
In AnitnUtmr Mrc Plnrana
Tr.rUn.m f MrtL r-r.!,'ber of Delta Tou Delta fra-
ond Robert Trenholm of lemi,v ond .'s. 0 senior ,in . n s- .
Zltt'oZ S.Charming Shower Given
Annual Award Dinner
Event Of Friday Night
The Cub Scout Pack 119 of Wilbur-Winchester
School held its Blue
and Gold Dinner in the Winchester
gymnasium Friday night. Mrs. Jay
sjiinn baked and decorated the
rakes served in celebration of tbe
Cub Scouts' 30th birthdaj.
Kach den presented a skit to
King Rex, played by Mr. Smith,
the school principal. Keoneth For
rest and hia little pal, "Rocky,"
entertained with their humorous
routine.
Awards were given to the follow
ing: Clair Morgan, WiUard Whit
tin, Larry Means, Ronnie Johnson,
Larry Ding, Eddy Denny and
Floyd Pasch. Badges were received
by Bradley Young. Leland James,
Blaine Bartlett, Bill Shinn, Mike
Sullivan and Tom Haskct.
Guest speaker for the evening
was Bruce Elliott.
Den mothers for the pack are
as follows: Mrs. Victor Ding and
Mra. Merl Whitten, Den 1; Mrs.
Mrs. Jay Shinn, Den 2: and Mrs.
Bert Shoemaker, Den 3.
Blue And Gold Banquet
Held By Elkton Cubs
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HONORED for their work in Scouting were Mrs. Cliff Fer
ber, lett, ond Mrs. jKenneth Swoin, who received the high
est award given in Cubbing by the National Council of
Boy Scouts of America. Only three of these have ever
been given in this district. Frank Norton, who was the
speaker at the recent Blue ond Gold dinner held at
Hucrest School, is ot the right presenting the two
awards. An extensive training program must be carried
out in addition to being a cub scout mother three years
in order to qualify for this oward. (Picture by Chris of
Photo Lob).
Blue And Gold Dinner
Held At Hucrest School
A Blue and Gold dinner was held
recently at Hucrest School for the
Scouts and their families of Pack
No. 133 and Troop No. 133 and Ex
plorer Scouts.
Emil Johnson was master of
ceremonies and introduced Frauk
Norton, speaker for the event.
Mrs. Kenneth Swain explained
the scout skill show to be held
March 14 at the fairgrounds.
Mr. Norton announced the Cub
Scout Pack No. 133 won first place
in the Boy Scout window displays.
This is the second time they have
won in three years.
Ken Forrest of Roseburg gave
a delightful program. He a a very
talented ventriloquist.
Awards were presented to Rob
ert Roelle, first year pin; Michael
Dillon, Lion badge; Jeff Jonei,
Bear badge; Mike Kershner, Wolf
badge; Lonnie Ferber, 2-yenr pin;
Harry Rodden, gold arrow vn lion.
Boy Scout awards were made by
Scout Master Glen Hunter and bis
assistant, Floyd Burge, to Larry
Brown, Larry Flynn and Roger
Lewis, Tenderfoot award, and sec
ond class awards went lo Doug
Matson, Gary Ferber, Mike Bink
ley, Melvin Smitb, Monty Kersh
ner, Kent Dillon and Stan Rich.
Lovely Banquet Honors Prospective Den Mothers Honored
Cf-tl-A Drat Hanf UrA-t '
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A lovely banquet was held by
Florence Nightengale Tent No. 15,
Daughter of Union Veterans, at the
Legion Hall Friday evening, at
which time the slate president.
Mrs. Ruth Plumer, was guest of
honor. The tables were decorated
with miniature stage coaches and
other centennial articles.
Edith Frisbie conducted t h e
meeting following the banquet.
A coffee was held recently by
the Den Mothers of Pack No. 1:13
for mothers of prospective cub
scouts. Informative talks were giv
en and a discussion period follow
ed. Guests invited to attend includ
ed Den Mothers Mrs. Donald Don
ahoo, Mrs. Joe Agost, Mrs. Rill
Jones, Mrs. Cliff Ferber and Mrs.
Kenneth Swam, tod the following
guests: Mrs. Robert Paulson, Mrs.
Ralph Lesh, Mrs. James McKiddy,
Mrs. Clinton Green, Mrs. Frank
Cairns, Mrs. Raymond Hortnn,
Mrs. Robert Cowbrough, Mrs. Wil
liam Carley, Mrs. Eugene Koelle,
Mrs. Marion Williams, Mrs. Ray
mond Barclay, Mrs. Don Dicob,
Mrs. Norman Harrison, Mrs. Eu
gene Lincoln, Mrs. Norman Wood
and Mn. Robert Bradley.
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Mrs. Callison Hostess
To Wednesday Club
Mrs. W. C. Callison entertained
her bridge club at a very lovely
1 o'clock dessert-luncheon Wednes
day at her attractive home. Daffo
dils formed a pretty motif for the
occasion.
Covers were placed for Mrs. Roy
W. Sedell, Mrs. James Byron, Mrs.
Fred Stever, Mrs. W. C. Hoimes,
Mrs. Forrest McKay, Mrs. Alva
Laws and the hostess, Mrs. Calli
son. High score for the afternoon's
duplicate bridge play was won by
Mrs. Sedell with Mrs. Byron and
Mrs. Callison tying for second aod
Mra. Stever winning the traveling
prire.
Mrs. Leon Hambrick and baby
daughter, Pamela Dawn, were hon
ored at a surprise pink and blue
shower Wednesday evening. Host
esses were Mrs. Clyde Muggerud
and Connie Muggerud.
Miss Sandy Fromdahl assisted in
opening the gifts which wue plac
ed around a decorated pink and
blue umbrella. Several games were
played, followed by the serving of
refreshments.
Among guests were grandmoth
ers of Pamela Dawn, Mrs. A. E.
Hambrick and Mrs. Bert Fikfdal.
Other guests included Mrs. Ray
Hambrick of Sutherlin. Mrs. Mar
vin Fromdahl. Mrs. B. J. From
dahl, Mrs. Ben Fromdahl, Mrs.
Lloyd Fromdahl, Jackie and Sandy;
Mrs. Glenn Willis and Glenda,
Mrs. Agnes Goodmanson and Mra.
Edwin Hjelseth. Mrs. H. F. Seaver
sent a gift but could not attend.
Cub Scout Pack 1 34
Holds Annual Banquet
Thursday evening the Cub'scouis
of Pack 134 held their annual Blue
and Gold Banquet at the North
Douglas Grange Hall. There were
over 100 present, including Mr.
Bush who is a commissioner for
the Scours of the Bohemia district.
After dinner was served, Mr.
Bush gave an interesting talk.
Thanks was given to the den moth
ers for their splendid display on
the tables and for making tbe din-
A no-host dinner at the Swedish
Dining Room to wish bon voyage
to Mrs. Ted Shultz was given by
her sisters in Xi Epsilon Chapter
of Beta Sigma Phi before she left
for Seattle where a round the world
trip was to start.
This trip will take Mr. and Mrs.
Schultz to Yokohama, Japan;
Hongkong, China; Manila P I.;
Saigon, Viet Nam ; Singapore, Brit
ish Crown Colony; Colombo, Cey
lon; Bombay, India; Djibouti, So
maliland; Port Said, Egypt; Cairo,
Egypt; Athens, Greece: Roma,
Italy, Paris, France; the British
Islands and then on to New York,
from where they will drive back to
Roseburg.
The trip will last four months. A
lovely gift was presented to Mrs.
Shultz by those present: Mrs. Stan
ford Norris, Mrs. Wayne Crooch,
Mrs. Bernard Saar Mrs. Lester
Sund, Mrs. Milton Clay, Mra. Ben
jamin DuFresne, Mrs. Robert Nor
ton, Mrs. Walter Brittell, Miss
Virginia Young, Mrs. Don Gum,
Mrs. Sid Moon and Mrs. Irv Pugh.
DAR Luncheon Meeting
Enjoyed On Saturday
MISS JO ANNE KEEL, above,
who received her registered
nurse degree in October from
the State of Oregon, hoving
been graduated in the class
of 1958 from Sacred Heart
School of Nursing in Eugene,
hos accepted a position os
registered nurse ot th U. S
Veterans Hospital in Rose
burg. Miss Keel worked in
surgery ond emergency until
Feb. 1 ot Sacred Heart Hos
pital. She is moktng her home j b'e occasion by eojoyng a delicious
with her uncle ond aunt, Mr. d,n"r ,,Bd,l ""''T decorated
,. .. V, .' 'cakes in the rogels' panoramic
...... ..nwi i.ci, ur. jw noin( the Ten-ace Apart
Court Street. mcnt.
The Urn pq us Chapter of the DAR
held a luncheon at. the Swedish
Dining Room Saturday. Miss Faye
Reeder was given the Good Citizen
award which is presented each
year to an outstanding high school
girl. Miss Margaret Page present
ed very interesting talk on the
American Indians showing articles
that they used and made.
Those attending were: Guests:
Miss Elizabeth Randall, Miss Faye
Reeder and Mrs. Harl Kelley.
Tillicum Bridge Club j
Entertained Tuesday
Mrs. Nadine Stearns and Mrs
Lois Bowles were co-hostesses
Tuesday when they entertained the
Tillicum Bridge Club of Sutherlin
at a delightful 1 o'clock salad
luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Stearns.
Centered on the tables were
small arrangements of daphne and
heather, wilh larger ones duplica
ted about the room.
Coverswere placed for members,
Mary Barker, Mabel McCord, No
reen Perrault, Elois Lamoreaux,
Olga Bielman, Barbara Liesioger,
Fern Crowell and Juanita Hol
1 gate; two guests, Ruth Bridges
, and Vera a Allen; and the hostess-
A group of friends surprised Rem e. " Stearns and Mrs. Bowles.
Moore Jr. upon the occasion of High score for the afternoon's
his sixth birthday at a party Fri- bridge play was won by Mrs.
day afternoon at the home of his I Bowles: Mrs. Bielman, second
parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Moore high; Mrs. Lieiinger, slam prire:
of Canvonville. I Mrs. Barker, traveling goose, and
Balloons decorated the Moore , Mrs. McCord, low.
home and favors and traditional The next meeting will be at the
ner a big success.
After the talk, awards were giv
en to Merl Clark, Darrell Snyder,
Bryce Clark, Dennis Sands, Alvin
Brier, Larry Lyman, Robert Gil
man and George McFaddeu.
Canyonville Lad Has
Birthday Party Friday
birthday refreshments were served
to the guests who included George,
Janet and Van Allen and Jeffry,
Dorioda and Angela Bell and their
mothers. Mrs. George Allen and
Mrs. Ray Bell.
Family Party Marks
Fogel Anniversary
Saturday, Feb. 2t, marked the
wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard F. Fogel, the date
also being the birthday of tbe former.
Tne family celebrated the dou-
bome of Mrs. Lamoreaux, March
10, with Mrs. McCord as cohoit
ess.
Casual Club Meets
On Tuesday Evening
! The Casual Club met Tuesday
i eveuing at the home of Joan Weber,
with Phyllis Persels as co-hostess.
The evening was spent snaking lay
ettes which are to be used for wel
fare. Refreshments were served by the
hostesses to Glenda Biles. Phyllis
Gilman, Alice Heitter, Betty Jones
aod Dorothy Scott and to a guest,
Nina Reece.
The next meeting will be March
10 at the home of Bonse Wil
haaso.
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paradise
Members present were Mrs. Ellen
Anderson, Mrs. D. N. Busenbark,
Mrs. E. T. Cone Jr., Mrs. R. E.
Grain, Mrs. F. I Crittenden, Mrs.
L. E. Goodbourn, Mrs. Washington
Hughes, Mrs. T. Hutton, Mrs. Zan
na Keller, Mrs. W. A. Monger.
Mrs. Mabel Murray, Mrs. L. F.
Nielsen, Miss Margaret Page, Mrs.
W. A. Raymond, Mrs. A. A. Talbot.
Miss Irene Walker, Miss Olive
Walker and Mrs. Earl Wiley.
Party At Portland
Celebrates Birthdays
A delightful party in Portland at
tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Wil
liams was given recently in cele
bration of the birthday of their
year-old son. Dean, and also hon
ored the birthdays of John Shirley
5f Roseburg and his year-old son,
ohn David.
Present for the celebration were
Mr. and Mrs. John Shirley and son.
John David, of Roseburg; Mr. and
Mrs. Don Williams and sons. Dale
and Dean; Mr. and Mrs. Philip and
daughters, Marcia, Mardelle and
Margo, aod son, Michael; Mr. and
Mra. Alva Williams, Mr. and Mrs
Carl Nickens, Dick Nickens and
Miss Rosalie Jones.
Mrs. Jack Davis Is
Hostess Wednesday
Mrs. Jack Davis entertained her
bridge club at a charming 1 o'clock !
luncheon Wednesday at her heauti- j
ful new home on Azalea Drive
Daffodils were used to carry out a :
pretty spring motif for the occasion. ,
Covers were placed for Mrs. Os-1
car Eklund and Mrs. Francis Bail-
ey, guests, and Mrs. A. D, Parr.
Mrs. S. J. Cooper, Mrs. H. C.
Berg, Mrs. 0. R. Petersen. Mrs. B.
A. Young end Mrs. 0. K. Fritz.
High scores for the afternoon's
bridge play were won by Mrs. Kk
hind and Mrs. Petersen. i
Elkton Areme Club
Has Monday Meeting
The Areme Club of the F.lktoa
Eastern Star met Monday evening
at the home of Edith Gates with
six nembers present. Following
the regular meeting, refreshmenn
were served by the ho.te.i. ,
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