Cub Scout Formation Begun
At Tenmile By Ted Benedict
day afternoon. Pack meetings will
be belli at the Tenmile I'omiminily
Church on the last Friday in each
monln.
Gardens Diicusttd
By MRS. WALTER COATS
A Cub Scout organization, apon
sored by Ted Benedict, has been
organized in Tenmile. At a recent
business meeting the following of
ficers were chosen: Hoy Cornell,
institutional representative; Don
llinch Jr., cub master; Ronald
Swift and Don llinch Sr., direc
tors; Mrs. Don llinch Jr., den
mother; and Mrs. Hoy Cornell,
asst. denmother. New officers elected were I.arry
The scouts will mee at the home I. ay as president and Roger
of their denmother each YVedncs- i Thrush as vice president. The next
meeting will be held at the home
i of Mr. and Mrs. Boice Lay in: Mr. and Mr
Brockwav April 15 at 7:30 p.m. , and daughter, Pamela
Wilbur Club Chooses Two ! Douglas County Arrivals
To See, Give Demonstration 1$fory Qf Swamp FOX Heads
Rv EILEEN HYDE will lie the last demonstration un- ' I
New Listings At Library
By EILEEN HYDE .will be the last demonstration un-
Blonnie Koehler and "Katie I.ang-1 til Fall,
don w ere chosen bv the Wilbur ,
Stitch and Chatter Club to watch show P'nnd
the county home demonstration i The Wilbur Blue Bird group
agent give' a demonstration on out- which meets at the home of their
door cooking at the Fairgrounds, leader Mrs. F. Warren l.athem
The two will give the same 'm-are planning a hand-puppet show
lor their parents and friends. Some
GlendaleClub
Holds Contest
Thur., Mar. 24, 1960 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 11
is .
Devitts Of DixonvMIe Home
From Recent California Trip
By JEAN RACCLIFFE ! the OKA convention for three days.
0Mr. and Mrs. Bob Devitt and' -Mr. and Mrs. I.. E. Uouck and
faniilv .,r Div.iinillp havi. - ni-tu-rl family spent several davs visitinK
By ANDY FAUTHEREE steau, Hawaiian Reader by Arthur home from a week-long trip in ' las Wl'ek They traveled to Gaston
N.ws-R.vi.w Staff Writtr Day, Cokesbury Party Book by i California where Ihev visited to visit ha p.rents, tile Austin
Heading the list of new arrivals' Arthur Depew, Virgin Islands by I friends. Uoucks . They also visited Ilouck's
traveled to Sacramento, i iitouier in-iaw and sister, Mr. ana
arneid Jorgenen. .'Mrs.
eports tbev also visited
shopped in Portland.
Mrs. Charlie Melton
tioldilocks and the Th'ee Bears., ii-cuiiiiiiciiucu iui mr r.pnapn lor an r.neniy ny i visited also Disneyland ami iia- leu recently lor a trip to caiuornia.
Since Christmas Hie eronns iiru-i' .. . 1 t.eorgc Barr, Seven Steps hast bvinne Land before returning home, they plan to visit an aunt, Mrs.
in,.t i,., v 'm.,L-mJ ,i ',i,i I he Swamp t ox is a non-fiction lien Benson, A Painter of O u r I via the coast. I Marly Mullets, in Da'is, Calif..
.' ... , . .'. . ' ' 1 biogranhv of den. rrancis Marion. i Tii..A h,. i.u.n n... w,.;ti,.,-. 1 Dr:.u:ii. t.:. ma i ..nri ii.om i,.;.,-i ... t. :ln Fran.
inia Coffman, Concrete Crime : ed to Prineville recently, where relatives there and in Alameda,
mile Camas Vallev 4-11 Uorti- Langdon for the club in Mav. This of the puppets will be made of sox this week at the Douglas t'ounty , George Eggleston, Institute lor Re- xhev traveled to Sacramento, i brother in-la
culture Club, the planting of early -and some of material. j library is a book titled "The Swamp I search career's research mono-1 where thev visited with Mr. ami ; Mr. Karl
garden and the growing of cbrys-! ... All the .win will be done liv '''ox nf lh(' "evolution" by Stewart : graphs 9ti-120; 151-181, World Tlic-Uirs. R. 11. Santin. In Porlerville . Hiiueli rcpo
antheimuns were discussed by kf A m c V C I f the '-ro in ' -incline show schedules 1 11 rook. aire in Pictures by Tom Prideaux. ! (lu.v visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank : '' hll'C'
the seven members present. TT dllCIIS T ; art. T.itlle'lied Hiding Hood, and! The book is written in large print : Adult Fiction: Nieblas and family. The Dcvilts Mr. and
In Elgarose
i.; . in II ..I
Leonard Warren i u,,,.,,,,'..' .. -in. uil .iin Uil" ".ule heP- erterl .Marion Fluting by John Berrv, Moura bv i Mr. and Mrs. R. T. (ireen travel- eisco. Calif., to visit friends and
int and to do a , . '. i .
01 SaC H- 1 . . . ... , j .
Mr. and Mrs. Don Roth and fam- inento, Calif., have arrived in Fl-1 " ' men into a brigade which without ' ,y Manning Coles, Warning Bell i they attended the funeral of a , Calif
ily have returned to T e n in i 1 e (jarose to visit until they can lo
alter a trio to Idaho and other ; cate a home in Roseburg.
points. Among the many people j M.s Warren's father. George
ttiey visneo were sir. ano :. Sundbert .went down to California
The Glendale Federated Garden j Chester Berkey. toe Jerry Ginger- j l0 nep t)u.m m(ne Warren is pros
Club, as pari of its conservation ! ich lamily. the Rev. Clarence ! ,,ntv employed with his father,
program, sponsored a bird house ! llorst family, the Kldon Stutzman j.-,.;,',,!; W arren, doing carpenter
contest anion;! children of the Glen- family, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. tiiey work.
dale School. i and lamily, and others. j p,rentJ visited
ine coniesi c.osoo weunesuay, nue in uiano iney : saw a ... .-, M Jm c m d child,.cn , u vm,k Ion
111 Willi. II 1I11IC tilt Willi IIUW.'l.l "lit Uri UI IIILC1 CllllS .Wfelll.i, "'",T
i ( .1... 'I I.. I.. ,1 1 . I 11.. I.ll. ,...n!tul
.lui scii ii i me vucoua.e v.. aue , ne n ine u. au '"'7' of Shady Cove visited with her
All bud houses enlereo were to! Boise, the Idaho State Fish Hatch-' ' . f
be made bv the child entering it ' erv, the Perrine Memorial Bridge, !,'.' r.
in the contest. Bird bouse kits were ! Shoshone Falls and a sugar re
maun inav. oflen without pnoueli auinin-
Mrs. Ruth Solnicka is ill at her , nit'ion and. living as they could
home in Winchester. I off the country, carried on a prae-
Mr and Mrs. Glade Graham optically private war against Red
Winchester entertained Mrs. Opal ! coals and Tories during the Revo
Charvella of (llvmpia. Wash., for , lutinn.
a few davs reeentlv I Because of his elusiveness. the
by Frederick Davis, Swan Song by friend. F.n route home, they stop
Helen Fdmiston, My Earth, My : ped over night with their son-in-Sea
by Edmund Gilligan, The law and daughter. Mr. and Sirs.
Eavesdropper by Anor Lin, Amelia! Ed Harvey, in Eugene. i
Rankin by Charles Locke, Killing j The latest victims of the flu are
at the Big Tree by David McC'ar-! Jerrv Rust and Rita llouck and a
il,. nn i'h3.n l... a....a ai..iwi...-; !.i ..;.:. ... c... ; u..i,,..:,i
Trip Taken IP."!,," """ lne mV Mercer, The Real Life of jSebastian: Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Thompson
William Harris of Winchester is: i?i, ,-..,.- v,.i,n,i Kn'Snt bV Vladimir Nabokov, I of Medford were overnight guests
business trip in rame , head the southern denarl-! . ' eopoic ugi.a,,, ; ,,, ,'. ami mis. ... r.. uouck re-
M.rlvns 1 in,L, I ni n,l ciiii'm-rt 1 'lah ..,, .,r . i, a ..,!. oaicony in ine roresi oy l.oius cenlly
nai oa.a jean i.iuy oi .' .... o Carolina was in the tiqltt list of the
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rust drove
lo Powers over a recent weekentl
on a business trip.
A visitor of the R. T. Greens dur
ing the spring vacation was their
granddaughter, Jlargo Harvey, o(
Eugene.
not allowed. Adults were allowed
to help the entrant plan his pro.i
eit but could not help in the ac
tual construction
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Warn-. visited for about a week in the. British. Greene enlisted the heln
Igarose last week. Mrs. Col- home of her brother-in-law and;0f Marion and soon counted Mar-
tier's husband brought them to El- sister. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Evans, ion as incomparable help in knock
g'arose while on his way to Gold and lamily of Wilbur. .ine out the chain of enemy forts.
Beach. , Margery Bars, a senior at Ore-i The Swamp Fox of the Revolu-1
Joe Sand, a I'niversity of Ore-1 son Stale College in Corvallis. in j lion was recently made into a mov-
gon student, is spending spring va- at home with her parents. Mr. ' ie bv Wall Disnev. j
i .. . I I M I ... : I n ..r r....r .....i' . '
. . ; ,u i . .i-...,inn.n 'rl,n I cauon who uis ui.ie.ns. .ui. dim aim .ins. i n.i .i.tis ui n mmi .ui i unaerwaier I rtasury 101a
,,f e , , u. , 5 ; jjiB. Joe Siinci, anU (;en and' spring vaalion. From the realm of underwater I
contest, grades one through . lour, , Mrs. Vclia Farmer and fa n-' . n Tlll.ner came home : ',arvev McBath. Rill Welly and adventure conies another adult non-1
and nveinrougiieig.il. i. ea ui-. iiy aiMnuy. u. , wilh him for a few davs then re-1 Dale Nichols of Wilbur, took an tieiion hv .laenues-Vves Couslnno '
Club Completes Project
The Red Cross campaign, spon-
vision. the first place winner re-. Mrs. Lois Burgess at Auburn,
ceived $:!; second place, i; and
third place. SI
The houses were judged on use
fulness to birds, attractiveness to
birds, and workmanship.
.1. . I l,.,l.,U L'mc nnri Mtlll V 1111 in u iu .'muni
1VUM1., UIIO liatfll iuua ........ j
', . . , ... nii;.s u Air i.uu.uu aim a iiu-iui,
al Port Angeles, Wash. ; ... c . ThBm, , ,, i,
Mr and Mrs Char es t. eve and j - with i
and Mr. and Mrs. Vivian I' olmshy , ,
oxernight fishing trip lo Dorena
Liam
spent several days visiting a n d
1'he bird houses will be exhibited : sightseeing in California. They i ,V " ' " ' '"' 1 '
in one of the downtown store build-1 were in Santa Cruz, Calif., to sight
ings after the winners are choren. : see. They visited with cousins of
according lo Mrs. G. B. Fox, cor-; the CTcvelands in I.odi, Calif., and
respondent. I with a nephew of Folmsby in Med-
ford. The foursome also did some
sightseeing in San I rancisco. C alif.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Don Nuzum and
sons. Donald and Jimmie, are in
Sacramento. Calif., visiting his
i brother, James Nuzum. The N'uz-
urns also plan to visit Carl Nuz
um and family. Devonna Nuzum
is visiting Mrs. Thornbrui in Grants
Mercy Hospital
COOK To Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth C. Cook. 7:13 NE Alameda,
Roseburg. March It. a daughter.
Diana Lynn; weight 6 pounds 7 1 Pass while her parents are gone
ounces. land Harry (Spike)N'uzum is stay-
CRIST To Mr. and Mrs. in" with his grandparents, Mr.
Charles D. Crist. Liffl Poplar St., I and Mrs. Dewey Lnamblen.
Bedroom Storage
Talk Presented
At a recent meeting of the Wins-
and James Dugan titled "Captain i
Cousteau's Underwater Treasury." ;
In this volume, Captain Con
steau, the greatest of undersea ex-
plorers, opens a treasure hoard of;
amazing true stories by divers,
submariners and underwater sci
entists. Here the discoverers themselves
lell of such sunken treasurers as
the Bishop's Cross, $23 million in
l-oirer. The Quick Rich Fox by I Jlr. and Mrs. Ernie Weber drove
Isabella Taves, One Man's Eucin- to Reedsnorl over a recent week-
ies hy Seldon Truss, Midwest Storv end lo visit with their son-in-law ! sored by the Garden valley
by Augusta Walker and Dangerous and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Spen- Woman's Club, was completed last
Passenger by '! nomas Walsh. jeer Jot-nson, and their new grand- week and the money turned in to
JuvtniUt Books: daughter. Lisa Agnes. I Douglas County Chapter, Aineri-
Dcar Teen-Ager by Pauline Phil- j Parents Visited lean Red Cross,
lips, Jesus of Nazareth by Harry Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Christensen i Committee workers were Mrs.
Foxdick and Sw amp Fox of the i and children spent spring vacation Gordon Hughes, Mrs. Alva Teeter,
Revolution by Stew art llolbrook. in Portland. They were guests of j Mrs. Cleo " Ritchie, Mrs. Robert
Easy Reading: j Christensen's parents, Mr. a n d j Johnson. Mrs. Mildred Knapp, Mrs.
The Bunny Who Found Easier by ! Mrs. Albert Christensen while E. A. Post. Mrs. Lvle Bostwick
Charlotte Zololow. ' there. Christensen also attended 'and Mrs. Wilma Doyle.
I lion from Oregon State College.
Corvallis. where both are students.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Backlund
and family of Newberg visited re
cently Willi 1111. Ullll Illl.S. .ll.lllll v i . ,, i ,, ., ,
Sjogren and Dennis and Mr. and 1 ' "u" .i a ."' gold bullion from Ibe Laurentie. and
Mrs. Carl Backlund and other;?.1'- 1 V' ., N'",l'""s ,V. 1 ' .? I priceless art objects of ancient
friends, according lo Mrs. Thelma """'a 1 J,"-v "r,"UUM'-, ;reeee and the Sacred Wells of
'r1 L Jj-ip A1'"3
Plans were made on decoranons j , .
to be used for the annual on c-, , ; , , wj(h anrothe
,tSSAl j ocean abyss and has a hilarious
v 1,?, , iL' hI5 , li diving for gold in California's
the three hostesses.
Hanson, correspondent.
Iloseburg. March 14. a son. Todd
Charles; weight 7 pounds 9 ounces.
WTNGF1E1.D To Mr. and Mrs.
James F. Vingfield, PO Box a!.
Roseburg, March LI. a daughter,
Linda Kay; weight 6 pounds 9!i
ounces.
SCH0F1ELD To Mr. and Mrs.
Basil B. Schofield. Rl. 1 Box 112.
Riddle, March 16. a son. Tobias
David; weight 7 pounds 9 ounces.
HELMS To Mr. and Mrs.
Merl G. Helms, Box 645. Canyon
ille. March 16, a daughter, Rob
in Sue: weight 7 pounds 2 ounce.!.
OVER STREET To Mr. and
Sanimv Shaler, a student at Ore
gon Slate College in Corvallis, is
pending spring vacation won ...s
Roseburg Blue Star
Mothers Hear Report
! Mother Lode.
! A sewing class, featuring plaids
1 and strines. will besin Friday at
A report on various articles 9 a.m. at the Evergreen Grange
Humor, suspense, and beautiful
description of the wonderland be
neath the surface abound in Cap-
made and turned into the Veterans - Hull Tin. ..i-nnrl i-lnss will bp held
llnsnitnl was hparil liv mpmhpi-e nf A..!l 1 i n n ... Am.nna ,Mtn... i t"'y.
the Roseb ug Blue Slar Mothers. ! ested in sewing with plaids or
lain Cousteau's Underwater Treas-
parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sharer which met recently at the Worn-' stripes is welcome to attend the;
Sr. Also home from OSC is Allen an's Club.
Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar
nold Roberts.
classes. Each person attending is
Plans were made lo attend the ' requested to bring a sack lunch
"Expanding Ideas in a Shaking
Mrs. Max W. OverstroeL 16 3 SK I o. u. " - '
('Mai: RnPhlll'Q MSU'Cll 17, S q.U'Ml'U lU ui i"ei i .iK.
dalSiter! Constance Marie; weight according to Edith Dunn, corres-
B pounds 10' i ounces ' pnmieni.
Humphrey, Kennedy Cease
Politeness, Trade Blows
Mil WAUKEE Wis. (API Sen. j Kennedy has not yel answered
Hubert II Humphrey is beginning Humphrey's, version of their re
to take some swings 9- Sen. John .; speclive voting records.
F Kcnneriv in their erstwhile j He did lake a crack Sunday at
gloves-on, Marquis of Qucensberry-1 Humphrey's emphasis on his Mid
stvle contest for votes in Wisconsin. westernism.
Kennedy for the first time has ! T))e linnesola senator's litera
countered with a light jab aimed . me sayS le js a "man with a
at Humphreys miuseciioiiansni. .heart trom the nean 01 nnieri-
Humphrey of Minnesota ana ison
nedv of Massachusetts are enss
crossin" Wisconsin, wooing voters
who will ballot April 5 in a pri
mary election which -oiild go far
in determining the Democratic
nominee for president this year
Until the past few days, when
il,.. ...nntinnnrl paril Otl.Cl' at all
i.,hi,.h was seldom Ihey used i mu . eovernor. a congressman or
Senate - floor terms. "My good a senator, but the president of (he
New library books going on the
shelves include:
Adult Non-Fiction:
Theatre World 19.-i8-.-i9 by Daniel
a saciv iiiiicii, . . nj...
stale convenion. which will be held , according to Mrs. Albin Nelson. ! 15,1 ' 'V "," 't-n.J. p, ."
I April 28 in tii-anls Pass. Ruth liar- Slacks Visited , "' ""
WOMEN TO MEET j mon, Nyna Dall. Ktlna Robinson: Mr. and Mrs Marshall Slack of'
The Women's Assn. of Oakland j and Lula Taylor, all of Grants : Ilnnlrnbrook. Calif., and Mr. and j Police Pinch Violators
Community Presbyterian Church I "ass, attended the meeting. Airs. Ed llovis of lla mond. Wash., j
will meet at the church Friday at i The next meeting will be held were recent gnosis al the home of, SALEM (API Oregon slate po
i n m iiai-i-iei - Rosa Circle will i April 8 at the home of Mary I Mr. and Mrs. Norman Slack. i lire arrested .1.8G1 persons and
be hostesses. The program topic is i Holmes, 16:',.) NW' Ann St., accord-1 James Slack, son of Mr. and i warned 8,266 others in February
iiir iu i.euia niyain. mi inemoers .1 1 r . Gorman Miii-K, is nome on 1 lor violations oi uanir laws, sia.e
requested to bring a sack spring vacation from his studies at ; police Supt. H. G. Maison said to-
lunch.
Corvallis
' day.
ra. And his roadside nuiuoarns
label him as "a Midwest progres
sive." Kennedy told 5.000 people who
attended a reception for him in
.Milwaukee. "I can't campaign as
a Midweslerner. In New Hamp
shire, I said 1 didn't want votes as
a New Englander. We are not pick-
Foiled Stales."
This was hardly a haymaker, but
it was the nearest Kennedy has
friend" or "My distinguished op
ponent.
n:ffrnnr Cited
Then Saturdav. Humphrey rose. come i0 nicking al his opponent,
.before some 1.000 listeners in La j Their campaigning has been a
Crosse, brandishing a handout. It j study in opposiles.
is llumphrev's version of the d.f-1 Humphrey is homey, hitting the
ference between his voting record ; f0ksv chord.
and Kennedy's in 10 major fields j Kennedy, as the hep-cats would
of legislation. , ; say. is playing it cool, real cool.
"I hate to do this." Humphrey j Humphrey is a "give-em-hell"
said "But I am tired of hearing ; ype of orator and his speeches are
that'lhere is no difference between : heavily flavored with broad sar
the candidates." j casm. The people seem to like it.
The handout is labelled "Let Ine Kennedy talks more like a dis
Reeord Speak." Vndcr the cate- diet attorney summing up for the
gorv "General Farming" it ' jury, rapid, hard-hitting, but essen
sho'v's llumphrev voting 27 times j tia 11 y impersonal.
;-.gainsi Agriculture Secretary i
Ezra T.if( Benson and Kenneuy
voling 27 limes "for Benson."
llumphrev also was quoted a-,
saving: "When it comes to Jack
parading as a friend of the farme: .
it's time to call a halt. 1 won .
let both parties have Benson can
didate
Burned Mill Evokes
New Method Plans
GOLD BEACH. Ore (API
An Evans Products Co, sawmill
al Hunter Creek that burned to
the ground some time ago will
This brought a reion. no. . .. . t bc built olu.ia, of
Kennedy, but from Sen. W dliam panv taid
Proxmire (D W'is) woo said he was, c WooJ uf ()(
neutral in the Wisxonsin cont.sK ,oos otfe (he (,um
Proxinire issued a f)''"' p,v is studying other methods
which said in pari: He (Hi imp h- ,)f um ,h( Umh(,r jn he area
rcvl performs a disservice lo ins , )e Mjd- jt mav 5(,u ,omp ,aw )o(!$
party with an analysis
anil expand the stud mill al Eu-
i chre Creek.
nedv's farm recird which Rives
the false imprrs.-.ion ina, r.enneov , Wnod 5aid thc ,., win be ,pd
is not lnoiou::lily and lwne.ui eo n- ncMv in ,he past. Th, firm
nutted to work for the kind of farm j ,)as lwo grpPn veneer mill, in
program for which Midvvestern tni, aiellone at Hunter Creek
Democrats have been fighting. I and one at Euchre Creek.
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